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The New York herald., 1845-11-12

sO ROSE HILL STABLES cath street, between
and I'D Avenues and nearly opposite Bulls Head
Just arrived from the country, and for sale At tn.
norses pacing do several pairs farm horses fine
rorses few good road stage horses and shippers
s32m*nc II. H. NORTHRUP, PROPRIETOR.
The New York herald., 1845-11-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RUBEKTSON'S
IN PHENlX n
HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
lO3 Fulton ST., between William and Nassau.
The which has attended the efforts of Proprietor
Of this introduce superior article
extremely low price him make
erions to merit the patronage Of the public The pecury
OF his system of conducting business the establish
ment OF the rigid economy various departments
we'll nvariable adherence cash delivery"
eved from the of the
craftsmen Of Broadway and subjected those losses
which the credit
He enabled offer the different articles his line at the
following reduced
FrstQualiy Nutria Fur $3.50 First Quality Molskin, $40
Second do do do 800 Second do do 2,30
GAPS.
rHst Susty Cioth. ............... Ply
Third do Observation-Disclosures. do. IS
nd 1mkr
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

DrsrWucrvE FiRk.-The cotton factory at the Scull
Shoals IN Greene county generally known as Poullan
belonging to the "Scul Shoals Manufacturing Compa-
ny,"was regret to learn entirely consumed by fire
about o'clock, the night of the 9th inst together
with some goods and yarns The books notes and mo.
ney of the company were saved The loss is estimated
by Dr. pouain at between fifty and sixty thousand dol
arsno insurance Severe the loss is upon the
pany who very able TO sustain II, IL will be much
more severely felt by the large number Of operatives
who by this calamity are thrown out Of employ.-.8u
susfa Geo. Chrenfcte. Nor. 3,
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

MARCH or SCIENCE is ONWARD AMP oPwAkp. :.
,aivanc ualtels ale now advertised for sale ~ d.
Louis.
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

J. HERDMAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT
PASSAGE OFFICE, 81 SOUTH STREET
kk& PASSAGE from Great Britain and Ireland via.
f\ Liverpool always be arranged the low es
land Drafts furnished for any amount, payable ali
the principal Banks England Ireland, Scotland and Wales
on application TO j. HERDMAN,
j6rc 81 South street
The New York herald., 1845-11-12

1EAIHERSs0 600 lbs Illinois Feathers, inst received Tor
Il salc by - G, kCOLLlNS AGO. % Svuth u.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

BirrrS ~ RAT. A few evenings
ago, say, he Boston Post, young man
named Hays, an assistan, IN the provision
store OF Mr. Bancroft, went home TO his
house, and puuing hand into closet in the
dark, fcli ii seized sharply. Upon whh-
drawing 1t, he found large tat adhering
to hun so firmly that he could not shake
the creature off ill he had killed it Tho
wound left was incon-ldersbl and Mr.
Hays though, nothing OF the matter until
his hand began to swell Upon calling
mednal aid, /, was iound that the virus had
spread through the system, anI be now lies
IN very dangerous state 10 the opinion
Of The physician amputaiion would DO use
less and he can live bu, shor time. The
swelling in the hand has now subsidized, and
II pears as il wuhered.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Whtai FROM Wiieonsin Fdr~L We
have often heard OF the prolific crops oil
"a heat IN Wisconsin, and the facility with
which setilers are re nnbursed their origin
oil outlay, bu, the following, from the Ra.
cine Advertiser, goes ahead Of oil previous
operation. Ii says lhsl Two farmen from
Jamesville, IN Rock Co, whose farms al
JON, last Fall conloln,ly had 200 acres Of
lraitie broken, and sown IN wheo,--,he
"ofk b'Ins performed by two Young men,
with tea yoke OF oIeo, and Two boys to
drive a few weeks These 200 actes Of
wheat have recently been Gu, by means Of
a machine, occupy Tag only ~ days, with
only an tX'a EXPENSE Of fifty cents an
mere for binding and stacking The wheat
TUNED out an aggregate OF 5000 bushels,
worth e2,5O0-or an average Of % bu,hel,
TO the acre On Friday the owner came
TO Racine with two wagons loaded nh an
aggregate OF 20j bushels OF wheat at G2 4
ccn's Tic bushcl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

IAs h'neaA Cabinf The dissolution
o. the h.riean Cah,ne, ~ REGARDED by the
c'ior Of the Courier lon tn Frcoeh ude)
IS lhe harbingef Of pace fle hs, ~aleb
q The progress Of events narrowly, and
nov afgues that the late Ministry retired
t'-ausc they wanted the support Of the d..
ret representatives OF the people ia their
watlikc demonstrations Thi, is plausible
and !. supported by ingenious reasoning =
The inference the writer draws, and which
he is most antlou, to draw. is, that reason.
able hope may be INDUCED that the diff.
euliles between the United States aud Mex.
'co may he adjusted wdhou, the discharge
Of single shot, BY lmle liberalay on the
pan Of our Government, and torbcarance
On the part OF our land and naval forces -
I be- speculaiions TOR translation Of
Whea we have not room) are worthy of
r,uce, as those Of close observer, who has
aienu'ely dgdled Mexican polities --Neu
Ori,aD PIE. Sept 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

l.sa'ss R,.tlt iests,4 ssS lsS,r,as
-. ne l5lia-log tn,,I Trf.cc ~, bfouTh,
=, ne tiis joserA Abin, Csrsh Hir
GO, 10 Ns~ Iort vcsefasy, 10 days 10
I,f from 1o.~sco Merge
On he il.h 81 lss fnse,h, the roesssn
-, undst G,n Dpsrp~e took possesss"t Of
p.i,-Gn ,,bcoosf 81 ws', spd having
rja,c,4 on board Of Der sl The MeKesa fuoe.
..n,,i,, and o. 'd,ers .a ihsf nsis. ofi,ud
10, cagAn TO pil ~ah them Tor vers
cor ~h.pce ste departed ,mmod,siely
So, hsi been dc,ps,etod BY tho Mes,csns
g.. '.t, men and rnce,y fo' the Teraa ~sr,
30. 'hc people II Yaesisn hsd suffered too
n4rh already from the oppressive tyranny
G. The Ccnusi gosctnmeuI sn-immed,s,s
'rafa,'oo MS received vrrn sod estufd
,a, WahoU, LiooJshtd TIE Maie govern.
r.,ni w@s ebsng'd III once TOT . os,,oaai ono
tcsiurng ell Tho R-rul'esn prime plss wheel
have diam ,ui,h Cd the orig,n. Of ihsi asio
: in.ef if,a The ofg Il NsIieo wa, ~.
S'',i al T"ua,eo on ,hs l7lh Dll two dsys
y re the Jo,sph Akin, sailed. snnouDe-
iis The depsrote ofsI lhou,l0d troops lof
re TeIian ffoalier The Govrrotn, TT oI
1.Is,ro had no, changed Uaeo last adv.
GO bu, ID" and some Of the adjoining sn,rs
"'ll probably nlIy round the standard oil
lscs'an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
DIED

In West Rutland, on the 9Th inst Mr.
Stephen Smith, sged IS yess.
In Benson, guly 3ist, Isaac willard Nor
ton. eldest son Of Hon. Isaac Norton, aged
10 Seats.
lie was AZ obedtent. sfeciionats and ron
hding son, kind and tender brother, and a
humble chiisnan, These characteristics
endesred him TO all his acquaintance, hot
especially to fond parents and SISTERS His
disease was scroluhus consumption Under
his protfsc,ed ssd ofen severe sufferings he
was an example q patience and sweetness
pi temper rarely 10 be met wrh ln ls43
ne uuted wHh the Congregational Church
IN CssIleion, where he vas Inen attending
school. The consultations Of the christian
hope were bis support on his ski bed, and
were espAcIally toll ia The near approach Of
death. The sting ard the lear Of death
were taken sway by his fsith 10 the R-dee N
r.. SO that he vas enabled ~ welcome Il, not
merely wilh re.ignAtion, hot with JOY.
How blessed must II be TOT the prepared
SCOT. though surrounded Win every thing 10
make ltfe desirable To leave al and ihEs 10
sleep 10 Jesu."-l Communicated
Al Nrs Pollln'y, on Thursday The | I b
inE, G 4 MALLARy, eldes con II the
late Hos II c MALLAEY, sscl 81 yes"
a. LsoessSr. n II Apg II, Thomn
CsGid FsS ag4d sbur GO years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

" T. the subscribers being appointed by
w the Probsse cout for the district OF
Rutland, commissioners to receive, examine,
and adus, all claims and demands OF all per.
sons against the estate OF
Samuel Ormsbe,, iafe Of Clarendon,
N sald district dec essed. represented insol.
vent, and also all claims and dcm,nds eI.
hibltcd 10 offset thereto and 8 months from
The lilh day Of June, ls45, being allowed by
said court for that purpose, NO do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend 10 ine
business Of our said appointment a, the
dwelling house Of the widow OF the deceased
on the llih dav OF October and % day Il
Dec. neil. from one until o'clock p N gn
each OF said days
D.s'sL s r Er'G, }comm,s.
Clarendon, 23d June, lsi5. 81 3N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Ia CaPNrSl OAioaHL TEE Ir.al Of
s'9rr NJ Gamer, Grafton | Lorain. mi
Nordeea Tbomu, was IN lake place m
)ueiun, On me In The nlftmeui
charges stem ~'ih enucing aud Assisting.
~ iA' cesAiy y Wood ak negfoss he
ProP ny GO Htrwopd 10 etespa INTO Ono
'fom 'r'uu1e % account Of the iilncs,
oi Poe pFuc. Attorney The tuil was pos,
Io7fi u.i he i6,h OF NoVerJ.ber n,It The
i''"tsn N ne mesp uias 10 BE- aimnsd
~ ta'' 10 $500 each.
Pei cAts 40 np3rian one, o. d 10.
''.''f ~ ql'Flao Of he t5gniary .Lse be-
SEQ Oli9 Hn5 Iue,nia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

The Goa: worn by General Jackson, al
the talle Of New Orleans, IN, 5een pc
sn',d 10 the National Institute, by Gen
Thoma, A. Bradley, IN behalf OF portion
Of the eri,cns Of Tennessee, with a request
that have place by the eide OF The one
worn BY General George Washington
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

CssfsnpeS ef GREE. The Troy Bud
gc' c'o,ain' al iul ing Of ,ts forthcoming
coeie,s'on 81 G,ecn lac psfjcrf u ha
~iir, by ~h.eb II app ara tia, tho mal,s
~h'eh ptomrrd hin wa, The hop> Of ob
u rrug The hand Of ansahef young lady.
wbo N JDcnse rnsooer oiinstrd that shc
would have brn m case be became Nd.
over
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

WE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Couri for The dis
uict OF Fsirhaven commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate OF
Ann DurCee, late Of Carleton,
in said district, ceased, represented fnsol-
vent, and also all claims and demands exhib-
tied IN offset thereto, and o months from the
I'd day OF Sept. last, being allowed by said
court for that purpose; we do therefor here
by give notice that we will attend 10 the bu-
slness Of our said appointment at the dwelling
house of Gaus Briggs, in Css,leson, on The
first Monday Of February next, from one
O'Clock until four o'clock p. N.
WILLIAM KissIE, lc.,
BrsIAas WALKEs,
Csstleton, Sepi IL, lst5. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Cure for Ses-Sieknen. An amateur sal.
Tor, speaking Of sea-,ickness, Gays 81 have
heard many things recommended bu, the on
ly thing, | think, likely to answer, was sug
ges,ed by a friend, namely, cork in the
thros. wired down Is for ginger beer"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

A Bogus Mandatory D,,pOiied -
Some manufacturer. Of counterfeit money OF
the Mexican Stamp, have been arrested near
Rochester, N. Y, their implements Of la
Dor aized, and themselves carried 10 that
civ for trial
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

The Competition on Lake Champlain
between the steamboats,, must be anything
but money making business A party OF
ten arrived at Whitehall on Friday morn
Ing The owner Of the Sahus came on
board 'heipaehel snd offered to pay the no.
tel bills Of The cor pnny, II they would go
ca bolrd his boat the uo4, day for nothing
MosI Of the company agreed 10 " and The
bulls Of three ot four gentlemen, from New
York amounted 10 81 clch, Tor wine, &c
This The agent paid without word Of dis.
pleasure, and The total amount he paid was
sll2 He Then took them across The lake
grani his gem rosry, however, some
thought was rIdIngs free horse too fast,
end they male up present 10 him which
nmooaied To tl50.--lAllaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Jtr,,y LadisI LyHch,ag Wldoutr. The
Nj, Holly Herald relates IN a pleasing man.
net the progress Of wicowei Of its neigh.
borhood IN iovo making. The gay ~ido~ef,
II would seem, divided his affections about
equally between three Young ladies OF hi,
iei2hborhood, and was not ltlle purified
40 make "a choice between them He CON
clOded, ho~evsf, 10 unbosom himself la tho
one whom chance might FIRST place within
Dts reach. Having been married twice br-
tore, he had not so much a. dreamed Of a rc
bud. This, h1ueset, he received from The
hrst and met with no leiet success from
the other two, 10 whom sIccessiVely he ten.
dered his hesu and hand The ssqusl We
Gire IN The language OF the Herald. "IIe
~s almost frantic With rage, aud IN order to
,slSe 'sr his mortified pude. circulated sto-
res ab,.. ihe youag ladies' which did not re-
douDd Fefy much 10 their credit
"A sonn a. they heArd OF this ungSllant
mode OF taking teVeags, they held couu Il
oi wst, A1j detsTaaiued 10 punish him in such
manner AZ TO Rake al example u HIN for
hi' want OF proper manly ieeiinS and chlyal.
~ They accordingly srned themselves
with large tough bifchss, aud seeing the gen.
usnsn passing along tbs Tss 1. sausI forth
upon HIN sa5 AxsAilsd han ~ith such ,lrer
tsS, be ~ss unsble 20 msks snV fessi.Arr
rney srois b., back we'd. Spd bot for che
inttrlefenrc oi aE-ntiems %, ~hn " As GiiTAcI-
81 ~ has cftes Of distress. would nOl have
lsbaa i1eh Of ala ~ t,S Nso.s b'd-. The
last We heard At orr hero. he was gaing tive
rounds 81 The nsighborhOOd sif1siiss s.s l.
'efaled back, pa The hope St eIctung The
sTnPsules Of the commdn,tg. ESD ti,resi=s
'ng 10 eu0g ,he mater beiorr Court
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Douglas Jerrod says : -'Womeni arc
all alike, When they're maids, they're
mild MS milk. Once make EN- wives, and
and they lean their backs against their mar
rage cer'fcuie and defy you
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

STATE or FEKMONT,IRE II remem.
Disnc' Of Rutland =. Dberod ths, a,
a special probate count holden at Rutland
within and for said district on the OH day Of
September, ls45.
Present. VIM Hall Judge.
Homer Rockwell, executor Of the last will
and Ie'iament u solomon Rockwell, late Of
Niddleown. m sad disuiCt DECEASED ,testale,
proposing 10 render second sccount Of his
administration of said estate, (whts H 10
Intended 90 feeIamne hIs first arcuunt.)
II Is ordered that said scrount lie referred
Tor examination ADD allowance 10 the First
Monday being the "th dlg Of October neS,,
aHd that copy NJ this ORDER he p,firhed
three weeks successively previous thereto m
n,e Rutland Head, neSspsyet primed
AuRutiaHd|hst az PERSONS interested nrsy APP
pear aud "tgect 90 the SANE II lbey see cause
4 rpe copy ofrccofs
81 HHNNY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

l. cen d~cid,d IA Eng land, that il a
man surmP 10 ks, a woman ssa,aa her
consent, che has q ngk, N Sss hs nose OF
h,he has fancy for 50 dong
rhn, then, the common Law" 20 far
as we pot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Senator CrHicnjca Is 10 deliver the Grafton
on the OCCASION Of IaIerrIag the remains OF
Daniel Boon and his VIE. ~ the so,l OF
Kentucky. Col Johnson is one ol the
pal bearers; Gen. Combs one OF The mar.
a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
Present. VIM Hall Judoe

STATE OF VERMONT re !, remem.
District Of Ru!lsnd ~ - bered iha
at a special probate court held at Rullans
within and for said district, On the 18th da,
Of September, lsi4,
lIervey PARIS, administrator OF the es.
tate OF Gary Harrington late Of Danby
IN sid district, deceased, in,es,a,e, Props
,hg To render an account of his admini,ra-
ton of said estate,
1t IS ordered that said account be reierre
for examination and allowance to the first
Monday being the 9th day Of Oct next, and
:ha, a copy Of this order be published : weeks
successfully in the Rutland Herald.a news
paper printed a,Rut!and tina, ell persons in
ierested may appear and object TO the same il
they see cause. A true copy OF record
80 HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
A.ihc Duke O

As the Duke Of Clarence was once sit.
ting TO Northcorc, be asked the nitis, II he
knew the Puncc Regent No was the
brief reply. Why, ,aid The Duke, my
brother says he knows you oh, ans
wcrcd Norhco,e, that's oaiy his hrag'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FOUR DOLLARS will be paid to the
u person who will return to me or in
form me where | can find Vols 20, "a
q. 2s, 3j, and &C. Parker's edition, tBo,,
TOM 1880 Of Waverly Novels, IN boards
VIZ. The Pirate, Crusaders, and I'everil oil
the Penke. These Vol, are supposed to
have been lent. or taken without leave, and
are Of more value to me than 10 the pos
SCISSOR, as their loss makes the set OF Al
vols. incomplete.
Is :. LANGDON
Cas,leton, Sept. 10, iSi5. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
STATE OF VERMONT, ! RE It

STA IL or VERMONT, III II fe.
DGtet Of Rutland S. ~ mem
bered ,ha, eta special Probate eour held
NJ R1,lspd whhn and for said District, on
the i0,h day Of SEPT isii
lreH nj WIN Hall Judge.
An instrument IN wiring putpouing TO
b. the last y III and tcasmcn, 81 JaeobBurn.
ham lIle VI MrIdI.to an m a,id district de.
ceased have breu presented TO said couu
Tor probate BY Jacob Burnham, the e1eeu-
tor therein named
Il Is ordered lha, said will be referred
for probate AMI allowance 10 the hrn Mon.
day b,ing Ihe 9th day Of October nett, and
that a copy OF this order be published hrc,
weeks excessively previous thereto in the
Rutland Herald. u nowp,per printed al
Rutland, tina. all persons interest d may
arp at and object to the probate thereof Il
tn y Gee cauc. ArLc copy Of R,eo'd,
SO HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
ONCE MORE IN TOWN


nREL COOK would infoun bis former
" customers and The puhlir that he has
ofrned new HAT STORE in The building
bcipog'Ug 20 Aiso-so Over. near his iaVefo,
whstt he - ready io accommodate all With
fla" and tsps ~ sUPcf''S qssily snd 81 re-
ducei price, iof each. qf 900 a. isSofaLIs
ierms Tor approved credit - al Sug estsb-
.i,hmeoi DO tie rounly III, Noit - III
Manufactured hr rusto srrs snd s,tfy arIi-
Gle iaiea from hls shop Wi.l be- warranted.
lie - 90 wsnl NJ -besrsd and pulled sheep
sni lsHs5's ~oo', sheep snd bmbs nslis. oil
LiHds II llsuiUg and Shipping Fars, md
mosl tiai, Of CouuuY Produce Which viii
le taxed in exchange ioi ms work
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
ffsi tsts JourntYman Hsuer, one ~ 30 IN
arrssn5s al bfhnches ~ bis business. n
vh,gI good rnrournReneu an peTmsus1l
situation will 10 gIvsa
EgiHad, Iu'F 80, lst3. tlff
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS FUR
NISUING WAREHOUSE


The subscribers have opened new Type
Foundry IN the city Of New York, where
they are ready N supply orders 10 any extent
for any kind Of job OF fancy Type, Ink. Pa.
per, Cases, Galleys, Brass Rule, Steel Col
umn do Composing sticks, Chsses, aud ev-
etv aUl.' 70 necessary for Printing tM.e
The IyN- which arc cas-. 10 bew mou.ds,
from an entirely new set o. matuIes, with
deep counters, are warranted 10 be unsut
passed by any ard Will be sold Al prices TO
suit The times
Printing Presses furnished and slso stes m
engines OF The most approved patterns.
\. B-A machinlst con-tAnily IN attend
Hure To repair presses and DO light work.
Composition rollers csst for printers
Eduors Of Newspapers, who buy three
times a. mach type as their bills amount 10.
may give The sboIe siI months insertion IN
their pagers, and sroJ their papers eontain-
lng % 10 The Subscribers 3lBm
COCKROFT a ONEREND. 6s Ann st.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

The ioncrsi Of tbs las, JaJsr so', i,sk
tlsCs Of Cambfits. CO Frdsv s,lrbJcJ
'a'iy ~ individual f',cnds liz body ws,
buried - NJ, nj Aubarn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18


STATE OF VERMONT, pEitremcm-
District Of Rutisnd, 81 { ID bored hat
at special probate court held at I,u'aus
within and for said district, on Ihe 29,h uty
OF August, A. ID. Vsis
PreAnt VIM Hall, Judge.
Whereas John &. Eddy, administrator Of
the estate OF AusIIn l. Benson. late Of Hcunt
Holly, in said district deceased ,ihtestate, has
made application 10 said coun ia writing req.
reseniing that the personal estate OF said de-
Ceased, amounts In available assets 10 shout
the sum OF 100 dollars; that tho debts al
lowed by commissioners agains, the estate
is 1914 dollars 20 cents. that the rsal estate
OF said deceased consists OF about SO acres
Of land, snusied IN said Mounl Holly. sp-
praised at the sum 525 dollars, and IS en-
cumbeied With mortgage to Tho amount, a.
SLOWED by commissioners, OF SIS dollars IS
cents; ann therefore craving said cuur 10
grant hrm license 10 sell ali The interest OF
said estate IN said real estate, 10 pay said
debts and expenses sdminisnation, Thete.
fore,
!, ia ordered that said spplica,irn he fefer-
red 10 the frat Monday being the 9Th day Of
October nert, for hearing and decisiun hy
said courl. and that copy OF this order be
published three weeks successively, previous
thereto. In the Rutland Herald, newspaper
printed al said RolIand that all persons in
teteTed may appear and give bonds for the
payment Of said debts and expenses or 9TH
erwise object 10 the gtanting said license II
they see cause.
A true copy ofrecofd,
81 HENRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Ca,sius N. Clay is recovering from his So
vetu illness. and Is enabled 10 travel A
gfea, deal OF in,eres, Is ioli a. to his future
course.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

sfsIE or VERMONT DFh r.r.-r
D,srict Of Rutisse. % ( ID bsr~d ms,
al SPECIAL probate court hold OF ku,i.nd
- lIhin and io' .sid di,ttiu 90 he Itlh d.y 81
SsPss@tst, A n. ists
Present. Wn HsH. Judge
l"ssph Dsreapcr,. sdan,usirstot Of ths
ss's's II tose N e Dswn p0st, late 81 Dan.
b, 10 sad dts'nri, desrasct. prn9o.,ng to
rsndsi an soeUsni Of hs adminisifaitoa on
sad sstss
u - ordered th,, the ssis scooum he ~
erred 'of ersrinsuon and sllu~sRce ~ The
htN Aendsy oe,ns tie sah day Of October
aeti, and that copy al tins order h. pot
Ashsd ihrro weeks suce.sarsly pfe.,oos
thereto Ia The kuilsni lIe,sid. a nsssrsr~f
puoisd at H10snd, that sn rsts,n, ,",st-a.
cd may spPsst and utJ,oi 10 Ibs .s'ss IT NE,
zee csBss
a true copy 81 Record,
- HENRY HALL. Register
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COUNTY SENATOR'S.
II ARRIED.

In this town, on the 18th inst, BY Rev.
J NJ lockwood, Mr. Joseph G Grigcs to
Miss Geraldine J Boardman, all OF this
town
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