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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13
RATLROADITIES.

VERMONT Central The Directors have loca-
ted the road from neal The northwest corner Of Berlin
to the village of Burlington: the only part uude-
cided therefore is that between Royaon and the
northwest corner Of Berlin.
CnEsHIRE. The people of Claremont have star
ted in good earnest to secure an extension of the
Cheshire road 10 Claremont or Windsor Bridge. AT
meeting few days since $50, 900 Of the stock was
taken. About 100000 is the sum required
Saratoga and WdShingion from Troy 10 Whic-
ha'k) The whole stock Of this road has been Ia
ken by responsible men and surplus of 100000.
1t is expected, says the N. Y. Tribune, that the
road will be opened as far as Sandy Hill in June
next. 1t will thus be seen that New York will be
prepared 10 tap the Rutland road at once if the
Bostonians chance 10 build the latter.
FRoM ENGLAND.-From the following article
from Wilmer g. Smith European Times, it will be
seen thatth line from Boston to Montreal and Og-
densburg of which the Vermont Central is a part,
is looked upon in England as the most important Of
American lines:
RAILROADS. There arc two or three projects
already before the public for engrossing the trade
of Eastern and Western Canada. Foremost in
point Of Importance may be named the projected
line from Boston to Burlington, with branch TO
Montreal, which would absorb the eastern trade of
the colony; and next is one from Halifax, through
New Brunswick, to Quebec, with branch to Mon.
treal.
Aonther paper has the fol'owing:-
The ST. Laurence and atlantic Raiiroud We
observe by the Sherbrooee Gazette of Sept %,
that the mission to England to subscribe the stock
of this concern is reported to be a failure. Two
causes probably have operated against its success
hcte-the district through which the road is to be
made, and the management OF it not having been
put into the hands OF English people conversant
with negotiating railroad scrip
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13

The Weather for few days past has been al
most wntery. On Monday morning there was quite
a snow storm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13

Earthquake On the evening of the Cd instant a
severe shock of an earthquake was felt at the west
end of Long Island ard Westchcsler county, N. Y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13
STATE CONVENTION OF THE FRIENDS
OF EDUCATION.

Pursuant to published notice, Convention of
the Friends of Education was held at the Free
Church in Montpelier, on Saturday, Oct. 18Th,
lSi5.
The Convention was called to order by Thomas
II. Palmer Esq. and on the nomination Of the Hon.
Isaac F. Rcdfed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-13
THE ELECTIONS-TIE WING SPIRIT

THE ELECTIONS-TIIE WING SPIRIT.
The spirit indicated by the Wings of the Union
in the face Of the late Presidential election, is OF
the most encouraging character. The gallant con.
tests in Tennessee, New York and Maine, and the
decisive Wing victories in Ohio Kentucky, Geor-
gio Florida and New Jersey are sufficient indica-
tons that the true Wing spirit has survived the de-
feat of44, and that it will burn brighter and bright
or until the government of the country shall
again be purified. Let The Wings of Vermont re-
joice at these encouraging indications from abroad,
and buckle the armor for better contest and
a gallant Victory in Vermont in 1916
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
BLACK RIVER ACADEMY

The fall term OF this institution will com
mence on Wednesday ne 81 day Of Sor,.
and contlnne twel,s weeks under the as.o-
ciate care and instruction Of X. W. Clark,
the former Principal, and w. y Burnell the
late successful Principal Of Town-hend a
cademy.
The trustees are happy to announce to the
public, that largo aud convenient building
in the place Of tho ono destroyed by fire a
year since i, being fitted up in neat and at
uactlve style, and will be comnlelod for the
use Of the school before the commencement
Of the fall term.
The services OF experienced and accom-
pllshed female teachers, have been secured
Board can he obtained in good lanhe,
from 81 ,25 to ,3s per week
No deduction OF tuition will be made for
lew days absence AT the beginning or close
Of tho term.
REUBEN WA SHBURN, Sec. pro TEN
Ludlow, Vt, Aug. 4, ls45. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
BOOKS.

IL INGSLEY'S Social Choir 2 vols,
N Oraclcs Of the Poets, Tes,nmcnts
bound IN calf gilt, prayer booL, do Walks
in London, Grea, Cities by Todd, Profess,
ant Memorials by Horne, Parkers invita-,
ton to Happiness, The Deliver by II White,
Edo or Faithful Friend, Nursery Songs,
New Stories for llulo Girls Clnrke's scrip.
ture promises Browns Concordance, Ear
ly piety, Goldsmilhs Essay, The Album
OF Love. Fables Of Flora. The Mourner' S
Chaplet, Pure Gold, National Lyties, n.
Mores Private Dcvotions, Nouons Poems
Colridge's do, Poetry OF the Passions
Cowper's Poems, Poetry Of the Sentiments
Poetry Of Flowers, Poetry of The A Affections
Woodsworh'sPoems, Thompson's Season s
Goldsmith & Gray's Poems, Howu's Pc.
ems, Ellot's Poems Rogers Poems and
many other valuable books for sale at the
Rutland Bookstore. "a
Rutland, August 90 ls45
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

Ways. An,~.. SLIrI & ,npisss. AsTrnrG',
liutan4 ,,heu. Who o. tbs close G Tho
-. tr-tr-- ~sIn~i me h~cG.en q IN.
y o.. against ihs n4srhiaauons Of the south.
en- Shareholder, IN relation IN Tho 1eis
,otr,on And hos have ne 81 the Moth,
~. opponent, Of Annexation. hooded their
ave, ,nd solemn sdmoni.ioa, They ~stn.
.. .,ta rsit sEsibst tie movement. Of tie
sac that we might secure 10 our
,s,,s Ae 'As,nSE, IF htsriy'-sod ~,
tnag Hpon " fotoset III. 'oHr,t 81 siarery
Have se followed tbs couboili No, sissr
rpcn than these uiueen, who were headed
O., .ae uDe worn aud time -hon0fed old Man
i.Gueni sfOse smong es To teach Us our
~ and lead ~ out Of our & tesi straits -
TIE bind led the blind and here We are, IN
thc ditch - TeIAs - snne ned, war il shout
- be declared 10 oonscquence-Ihe North ~
brought TO the isei Of Southern Slarcocrats
and viii have 10 pay to the tune OF Is OF
ego 600 600 as her potion OF thc TeIa'
debt hnd 10 cAfty 90 the war We ask the
L,Deuy Parry men Of vermoni--Hot tie lead
s,i Of lh,, party, bot tho HHevs aud honeS
adVocaies OF sbollon--how long are ",
Ih1,, by olinging 10 party name, 10 contin
tie wo4ktrg sgainG each olhet'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
PRO BONO PCBLICO.

4 HAVE this day closed m arrangement
u with the several stage proprIelors and
drivers, TO vii, ii Bryant, Eastern In.
Root, Southern; II Moore and F. Shedd
Northern; Charles Nash, Slockbridgc; X.
Richardson, Jr. Woodstock, 10 bring work
free Of expense 10 those who may send and
at my risk Gents and Ladies' send in
your watches Of all kinds auI they shall
be repaired in a satisfactory style and war
rdUttd
would also give notice tina, have an
engine for turning, cutting screws and gear
of all kinds, in iron, steel, brass, AMI ivory
which has been fitted up at a considerable
expense, and as there is no other engine
for the same purposes in tins scetion Of the
s,.,c. | hope to receive orders The work
do IN my shop Is in addition to watch and
jewelry repairing, the making and repair.
inc Of all kinds Of musical, matthew llca
and surgical instruments, together with al
most every thing else ola similar character
"a II. w. BENNETT.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
w r the subscribers beng appointed nv
w the II on pIobals Cnun Tor The aLA-

w r the subscribers beng appointed nv
w the II on Probate Count for the DIS
ifici Of Rutland commissioners 1, r-. I've
examine and lusI all claims and demands
vi all persons against the estate Of
SUSAN FISH,
late OF Dandy IN sad district, decreased,
sad also oil claims aud demands exhibited
Ia offset ihereiu Snd sI months from The
9th day Of August inst being sio~ed by
,sd court for that PoTP0se We ihefei"e
hereby give notice that We ~Ili attend 10
the business Of our said ApPOin'Dsn' 81 III
IAN Sweai's Inn. ~ Dsnb'. on the hfs'
Thufsdsys Of October and Decsn'bsr neI''
from 0 O'Clock, a tn, unIh o'eboeh p. IN.
on each OF ssii DAYS.
SENECA SMITH, lComaj,,'u
G. J. LOCKE.
DInby, August IS lsiS 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
NEW GOODS.
CHEPARD & HARRINGTON y

SHEPARD 4 HARRINGTON would
~ tender their thanks to their patrons and
tho public In general ior psse iavors, and
would again invite their CUSTOMERS to call
and examine their stock OF G GODS, consisting
Of fine ENGLISH & FRENCH CLOTHS,
from three dollars and halfto eigh, and a
half per yard Also a choice lot Of Nestlngs
and Cassimores Of different styles and quail
y-all Of ~hic h they will make up low Tor
cash or short credit. Please call and ex
anime our goods before you make your pur-
chase, and we are bound 10 give you a bar
gam. IS Castleton, Aug. 26, ISi5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
liIRAA COLEMAN. }
>. 7. ABELL, W"
N, August Isi5 "a
Dir. MericL's sugar Coated
Pills.

Greaie'i i~PT0rs~enl ofAs age Prio'
25 eealI,
Y>Hs celebrated fsmilr vegetable pill TO.
Il gsihsr with d. Herick's Worm destroy
ing LnzsnRs., Cough Lzenges. Herhcks
Vegetable Tonic Blusrs, one boz makes hall
a gallon, price rs cents, Iisuiek's
LlntnIen., the best remedy for rheumatism,
SPANS, bruises, sore throat, lIuzeu iest, eic ,
puce IS cents, also Dr IIencks GAlbsnum
Sueng lhnlng Plaster. price Is 2 ( cents
This Ia the frat and only oh.ong plaster made
and Is spread 90 beauulul lamb skin, de-
signed for weakness 10 The breast, SIDES and
back, also ior lung aud hyet disc ases, they
can be worn for three month. With ease aud
convenience. Thsse Suiclss all felah ioT
rs GEMS a box. all bot The plAsiefs and Ibese
Tor 1884 sold by l.. Daniels Rutland, ID.
Morgan 4 Co. West Rui!asd, J. perkins
Casilelon, Whesdon y swallow Ps~lst, =
ID Winslow PiIisiord, Folnsy Rose BIADdon.
n S Armstrong westhsven. G Il Makes
Bsn.on, Munger Kill Village, 2. Far
nun R4., P"oltnsY " Ssrgent 4 Co. Wells
Corners and by one or more fe-Pee'sbls
agents 10 svery io~n snd Ciiy MrouRh ou.
Tie UnIed States and Canada. Is ON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

CAssrus NJ CLAY. A meeting was re.
Gently held by about dozen persons in
Lexington, Kentucky 10 take measures for
the suppression Of G. NJ Clay's anti-s!avery
paper, the True American. The noiori.
on, Tom Marshall was among the NUN.
bcr M' Cay a'msei attended, IN order
TO vlndlcaIe NJ; cause, Out was not permit
ted to speak. A committee of the meeting
addressed him in an lmpuden, letter, invi,-
ing him to discontinue his paper but he
replied ,ha, he should do no such thing, and
has made stirring appeal to the people oil
Kentucky 20 sustain The liberty Of the
press.
Later news is received OF 2nd meeting
al which measures were taken to remove
the effects OF the American to Cincinnati.
Mr. Clay being at the time confined to his
bed, was unable 10 Tesls, and the object
vas accomplished
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoNpAY. Aug is, ls45

WVNDAN, NuI TO, IoFo.
Al market 1880 BEEF Csllle. 1000 sheep,
and 1878 swine Several hundred bee cat.
tie, 1000 sheep and 700 swine unsold
PEicEs -bssC Cslis. In Consequence
OF tie sery large suSck al market, prices Of
e'ety description declined. Ney lew extra
csule al market FIss quality 81 o. A+.55.
second quAlhy, 500 a $50. third quality,
o. oosS,75
SAesp. -Doll-Lambs from sI,I2 TO rs,
Old sheep from 81 - 10 90
AriAs. Old Hog. from 1905. Shoals
70 psdeie ) Ia atlt. A. retail from 5
iO5l-2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
WAsHIsGToS, August /.

WAsHIsGToN, August 10, lS45. Il
10 generally admitted that Elliot will be an
mnted to bail The question most discussed
is. ough! he 10 BE-! | knew Kendall and
Bailey we'll They were, IN the truest &C.
cep,ance Of the word, clever young men
warm hearted generous and courageo us -
Poor fellows One Of them for word Ut
tered carclcssly IN jest, haste ned into his
grave. and the other MANNED, II not depri-
we'd OF an arm for LIE The quarrel began
IN this way they invited Elliott to 60 with
them snd roll ten pins Tie declined be-
cause, he sad he had been there once and
the alley wa, taken away from him before
be had furnished rolling Kendall then
told him loosely that II he had not been a
coward he aid not have let any body Ia.
ken The alley from him. Elliott then call,
I'd Kendall a lIarl Upon this they were
about TO fight when Bailey inierPoscd and
prevented their doing so. Some angry
words passed alter lh,s, which caused Bal,
ley 10 strike Elliot The parties then sep,
traIed and e., again IN about al hour al.
teiHafds, Nhcn the lalal aF,ay occurred
Ba!hmors Patriot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

w + the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Conrt FOR the d,,
uict Of Fairhaven commissioner 10 receive.
examine aud ADJUST all calms and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of
Samuel HuDiiJfon late Of Wesiharsn
IN said district. deceased, represented insol.
vent, and also all claims and demands erhib.
iled in offset thereto, aud 6 months from the
9lh day Of Jolly last, being allowed by said
court for that purpose; we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend 10 the bu
slness OF our said appointment at the Inn
OF X. s. Armstrong, IN Westhaven. on The
FIST Friday Of December next, from nine
O'Clock a. VI. until four O'Clock p. N. on SAID
day.
liIRAA COLEMAN,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

1--WE have seen = Locoioco secret
o.'ouilf,aldressed to the faithful ihroug bout
lhe State that shows the determination I,
cur opponents to c..,y he Safe IA the com,
ing elccuon. |, Is stated IN lha, circ ular
that the Wings are asleep that many OF
Them are to be induced TO ,hro~ scattering
votes Sc Arouse Wings OF Rutland eoun.
~ to your duty. The enemy are upon
gu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

E7-l' there whig Abolmoni"' 10 Rul
lsnd County who wshcs to aI IA giving
the State Of Vernon, over 10 Polk. Texas
and Free Trade Ia han Withhold his vote
from the regular Wing candidate Should
IN eIectloa Of Gov by the people be pre-
vented he loco' rely on The al OF their
Liberty parry allies IL e!ec; loeoioeo Officers
LfNl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
PITTSFIELD.

TIE nonresident PROJECTORS Of the town Of
Plllsheld IN the county Of Rutland are hersby
notified tina, tho taxes assessed by said Tow n
within tho year next preceding this date re-
main either in whole Or in part unpaid, on
the following described lands, 10 wit.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
CASTLETON SEMINARY.

The next term OF this Institution will be
gin on Thursday, Sept. 4. II IS very desl-
rable tina, those who propose to join the
school should be prc'en, at the commence
mcnt Of the term. Competent teachers wilI
be secured for each department
y +. LANGDON, Sec.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
DIED

In thu. town sher lingering illness, or
the 2is, inst Ous Fisher IN tive 05th yesr oi
his age.
10 Honeoye. y. Y onthc isi inst Mts 80
ph,s, wife OF 4. Robinson, aged so sears,
intmerly Of tbs county.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
STATE OF vERmONT,)I

District of Fairhaven, S.. ID befel ,,,,
al a probate court holden at Ca.tleiu- - ,u.
and for said district on the l7th day 81 July,
A. d. Is45,
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
An instrument IN wiring purporling to be
the last will and testament Of Ann Duriee,
late of Casileton in said district, deceased,
being presented to said court Tor probate;
1t is ordered by the court that notice there
OF be given to all persons concerned to ap-
pear at a session OF said court to TO holden
al the probate office luCastleton on the ~ day
OF September next, to contest the probate OF
said will, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to said tlms Of
hearing, in the Rutland Herald, a newspa-
per printed al Rutland.
A true copy OF Record.
30 b. +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

ana so much OF SAID lands will he sold az
public auction al the inn OF Penuel Child
in said Pntsheld on the first Thursday OF
October neIl, a, one o'clock p NJ AZ shall
be requisite 10 discharge said taxes with
cost unless previously paid.
LYMAN GIBBS. Frat Constable.
PIusheId, Avg ~. IS45 AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
HAY FOR SALE.

INOR sale, for cash, l75 tuus ofeood stack
1 iily, cot last year Sad hay was well
cured and stacked, and is now IN a good
state Of preservation. Its situated near the
Lake shore in this tosn-cnnsi.ts mainly Of
Herds Grass and Clover. cut from high land,
and will be sold 10 the course Of Tour weeks
from The date hereof For terms Of sale,
apply 10 Henry Hale or Alonzo WilcoI.
Orwell August 1915 -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
FOR SALE,

N n Il I'llE residence OF the
@ :: !: 8: !: :: !: :: J:
~ dwelling, with all the re-
ou,slte rear buildings which comfort may
demand or convenience require. Belonging
TO II are % acres Of choice lsnd-adlolnlng
are IS acres moIe Tor sale also. II 10 a
beautiful place, and has the bes, view Of the
city. J. l.. HllBoth.
Cas,le,on, August ~, le45 "a %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28

MsraA TeaIa The cap Hone Of tbs
Icon. ass lari % the 2Gh uiL amIa
i.s..4lnlg a.! Ia0-A Of ,4e sului.at &c
N ra.0,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-28
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOt SDRY AND PRIMER gUR.
NldHfNG WAREHOUSE

TYPE FOL SDRY AND PRIMER rUR.
NlHHfNG WAREHOUSE
I'he sul's eIihrrs have oU,tr. t'a T. p0
FounIty ,a the CITY Of New ,.. .vucio
they are readf to supply orders 10 any extent
Tor any kInd u Job OF fancy Type, Ink, Pa
per, Cases, GSileVs, Brass kui", Ste CO.
sfnn do Composing siI' ks, Glasses, aaI g..
ery article necessary for Pnnuug Office
The Type which are cSs, N new mou,is.
from az enufe I.y set of mttrtss, wiih
teep cogn,-fs, arc warranted 10 10 un.ur-
passed b, any, and viii be- sold Al prizes o.
suit the umrs.
Prnung Presses furnished sni also ,lcau,
engine. OF The mos approved patterns
y. B.-A mschinis cpn.nutiy 90 attend
aDce Ia repair pfesAss and do hight wofk
Composition rollers cast iuT pfiuier.
Editors OF Newspspefs, who boy three
times ~ much type as their iuis amolsi go.
may give The ahpVe ali months insertion In
their PSpers, and send theiI pspers routsiu-
ing u 10 the subj rlhsrs. 81 -
COCkROFf & OYEREND. a. A, o.
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ONCE MORE IN TOWN.


nREb COOK would inform his former
~ customers and the public that he has
opened a new HAT STORE in the building
belonging to Alsnson Dyer, near his tavern.
where he Is ready to accommodate all with
Hats and Caps III superior quality and at re-
duced prices, for cash, or on as favorable
terms for approved cred, as at Sny esisb-
llshment IN the county. His work Is all
manufactured for customers, and every ani.
Gle taken from his shop will be warranted
lie Is in want Of shesred and pulled sheep
and Iamo's wool, sheep and lambs pells, ali
kinds Of Hating and Shipping Furs, AID
most ki0ds Of Country Produce, which will
be taken IN exchange for his work
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
A first rate Journeymsn Halter, one who IN
derstands all branches Of his busines. tn
whom good encouragement and a permAnea +
situation will he given.
Rutland July, 90, 1915. az
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.Ie t.t a. gay tt NtF H..f .' ~
leta.
rrc,col Wm llaI t..,s
where's NbNianA NOuus a.m,.I. ..auI.
81 th- estate Of DAVID Ntups. laie rI na..t.
IN SAL distinct, tr, ease g irtos rtr. '.s .'
taN made apFtir ftut 4. sttt ..tftt , .,..
lug that live pcia.U,. rs.st,. .. ssl. .,.......
after tho allowance ft il~ s...I. ' ',.
family arj ue assis tp the 81 'u,., 81,
insuNirlrnf in pay the debts and g ~ 80. ol
siniui,,a,ipn hv shout the sum oI $50 du,.
las. anI lhercfotc craving .sit count tu
giant urt h,rus, to sell 49, much ct Tho tcat
rsistc 81 >hiJ do rtscj ~ Vil t,l,c Mat
sun, sad tcal estate oouss .I"g az me hn,us
lot 81 about - s,tcs, ouc inl n WalHogtotl
Of 30 aces. ono ioiin Mi HOW of l5oHctes,
aud three lots ~ Mt Tabor Of moro than 4
acres. al ~ sad dlsiuct coo Undivided half
| Of dwelling house, shou aui wei IN NNu-
ohe,,ot IN tho county OF Bennington There.
| lore,
( Il Is ordered thAtsNid application Nstcyr.
red to tho Gr, Mondav beng the lat dsy OF
! September neit. fot hearing aus decision bv
sad couri. and that copy oi ,hIs oulct be
| published uteo weeks surccSsiVoly. rtesiou.
thereto, In the Rutland Herald, newspaper
printed at said llJulnd. that all person. IN
teteslcd may appear and give bonds iot tho
payment of >aid dshis and eIpcnres or 9th
erwIso object Ia the gtanling sad license It
they see cause.
true copy ofrccord,
80 HENRY HALL, Ros,.r
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Democratic Votes

EOR sale at the Rutland Bookstore, for 25
L cents per hundred, terms cash on dehv-
cry in all cases.
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4 true copy ofrccord,
% HENRY HALL. Rogi.,sr

STATE OF VERON1, IRE temem.
Ds,nc, OF Rutland -. ID bctcdlhat.
special probate cou,t holden at Rutland
within and Tor sand district on the llih day of
August, 1913
Present, VIM Han. Judge.
Joshua Harrington, administrator al tho
es,ateIo liza spaulding, lhte OF Ira, Ia
said disulct deceased, inre,ta,c, 'ptoposlng
TO render an account OF bis SAID adnInlslta-
lion;
II IL ordered that said account be referred
Tor examination and allowance to tho first
Monday being the lst day OF September next.
and that copy OF this order be published
three weeks surccsslvoly previous thereto IN
the Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
aiRu,land tina, all persons Interested may APP
pear and oblec, To the same IT they SEQ cause.
AtTue copy oirecord.
30 HENRY HALL. Register.
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m En- DON,

in
Il hereby "a. rr.so
unpaid. described lands
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RROkE into the enclosure orlhc sub,cri.
- Iber span Of small bay horses on or
about the 29ih.of July, the owner IS request.
ca to prove property, pay chHrtos and take
them away. JOHN BALLS
Benson, Aug. 9Th Isij N
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- ..,--rs,-rr-acr T'ROM tho subscriber
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turn her or give lulor.
Hal'on where she may be found, shall be
.berally rewarded
ELEIXUR MUNSON.
Walllnglord, August 5, 1915 '331s
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Office IL hereby gwen that iLe Cham.
~ plain and Connecticut River kaIl Road
company viii petition the Legislature Of
vermont, AT iheH next session, to be held on
We second Thursday OF OctoberIsi5to pas.
an act granting Ia them the right Ia extend
theft iosd from Huntingdon to G-tt4d, line.
, SAML SWIFT, Clerk.
Middlebufy, slh August. 1915 81
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al Probaie rouH hOTdrn 81 VnNlIolOn Win
in and for said district on tho 7th day OF Al.
gust A. D. lS45