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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, July

Washington, Jul 22d, 1886.
SENATE communication was re-.
ecivcd from the Navy Department relating
to the removal OF Cap, Lovalc',e from the
Memphis Navy Yard
Mr. Dix presented the memorial Of 400
mechanics of FishkIIl, New York, ogains,
any change in the Tariff Of 1912. and ask.
ing Congress to let well enough alone
Mr. flanagan submitted resolution
calling on the Pre.idcn, for a copy of the
instructions TO Mr. McLanc, our Minister TO
England, relative to the scdlrInen, of,he
Oregon Question, and copies ofhis CORES =.
ponlondcnce on The same subject, which
was laid over ill tomorrow.
The Senate disagreed to the amendments
Of the House of,he Army Appropriation
Bill, md adhered to lie own,
The military committee made n report
upon the coast dcfences OF Texas, and
1000 copies were offered 10 be printed
The Pos,ofiice committee reported bill
for the conveyance Of the Mail TO Oregon.
The Pay and Mileage Bill was then Ia.
ken ur, and after O debate upon the cxpcn.
ses incurred Tor the visit OF the Comanchee
IndInns. il was amended
The bill having been reported to ,hcSen.
ntc, the amendments were then conculrtd
in and the bill passed.
Alter some unimpor,nnt business. the
Tariff Bill was taken up.
MIR Cameron made an able defence of
Protective duties ard gave an Interesting
accoun, Of the late Presidential campaign
in Pennsy lvnnia, reminding the Vice Pres.
ident tina, bu, for the Kane letters, banners,
&c, Polk and Dallas would not have re.
ceivcd the vote Pennsylvania.
HOUSE. The House wen, into commit.
tee Of the Whole, Mr. Dunlap in the Chair
and took up the joint resolution fixing the
prices and manner Of executing the public
printing.
Mr. Garrett Davis addressed the Commit
tee in favor Of reduction of prices, and
in rejoinder 10 Mr. Baylcys speech Of yes
'erduy He said he had charged that the
gentleman from Virginia had been whig.
Tho gentleman denies the charge in the
face Of The House. Here was the issue be.
tween them. He had produced in evidence
Of the truth Of the charge. the gentleman
own speech of 1899, in which the author
took the ground Of an ultra whig. lie read
from II the strongest whig sentiments This
speech was a witness of the author, who
prepared 1t for printing, and vc, if he wa,
pleased to impeach its credbiIy, why, SC
be it,
He wa. severe upon the lecture Of Nj
Bayly, yesterday, on decorum OF debate
and upon his poItical somerset and his hoIt
DENIAL OF 1t. In conclusion he said emphat
icnlly, that that gentleman, or any ohcr
who might chose to nssail him would find
him rendy 10 send an Oliver for Rowland
Dir Bayly replied and insisted that h,
had heen attacked. His commitments tols
him how this controversy commenced, anC
he declared tina, the speech OF his Of $50
which has been lead from, was CAREFUL,
prepared attack upon the whig party. Tn,
committee arose and the House adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

A GovERsoR's NosE PuLLrD |, seems
that Governor Whitcomb, OF Indiana, had
his use pulled, at New Albany, one day
las, week by captain oil the volunteers,
named Upton. The why & wherefore is not
piyen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

Loss BY he FIRE al Nan!u>kei The
investigating committee appointed by
the town of Nantucket to ascertain the
amount of loss by tho recent caiami-
tous fire in that place, report the total
loss at sS75,S9l insurance S3l0,l55;
balance Of loss, $685.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30
For The H,rail
Tinmou,h. July l7ih, 1874

Tinmou,h. July l7th, 1916.
Mn EDITOR AT the request of several
individuals, take the liberty 10 write you,
asking through the press some information
in relation the politics and principles OF the
gcn,lmnn in nomination for governor Of this
State a, the coming election. When men
are placed, or place themselves before the
freemcn, nsking their SURFACES for the
highest Office in the power OF the people to
bcstow, it is highly importao, and very
proper that their political history should be
known, that the people may vote Under
sandlngIy. And as the present nominee is
much less known than the present incum
bent, we feel DESTROYS OF knowing more Of
his political history, moro OF his views and
principles in relation TO the subjcc, which
nnhappiIy divides the whig party; in short,
is he m aboli,ionist, in the sense tina, VIM.
Sla1o, John q Adams, VIM. H. Seward,
Glddings and others are Has he publicly
ever said or done any thing, calcu.
lated il carried into effect, to loosen the
chains Of the down lrodden and oppressed,
weaken the despotic grasp Of the opprcssor
and extend the blessing Of equal rights and
equal liberty TO all men. If you can an.
swer the above in the affirmative, many
would vote for Mr. Eaton, who perhaps
otherwise would not. S.
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The above comes TO us from source,
and under circumstances which forbid O
non compliance, on our part with the wish.
rs Of the writer - and we therefore cheer.
fully publish his communication
1t is not 10 be supposed that the writer of
this communication is cnqniring any far.
lheras to the political history md character
of,hc present whig cnndidllc for Governor,
than relates to the ql,sion which as the
writer says 'unharplIy a, the present time,
divides the Wing purity VIZ the question
OF slavery, Gov Eaton is too vel known
Throughout. the State as an ardent uncom.
promising and faithful Wing to require any
endorsement from US, or any one, on this
point. His services in the House of Rep.
rcscn,niivos, and the Distinguished ability
with which he has discharged tho duties,
for the past three years, of his present Of
fcc--lhnt Of Lieut.. Governor entities
HIM to tho respect md confidence Of tn G
entire Wing party Of Vermont And vet
we arc not surprised TINT many in the Wing
ranks are disposed to inquire as to the feel.
lngs and views Of our candidates on n oues.
ton SO interesting, and so important TO the
interests o! Vermont, and the whole North.
ms is this question Of slavery. This is the
less singular from the fact tina, the views
and principles Of the present incumbent are
so well known, and are so entirely satisfac.
tory 10 the large class Of our party repre-.
scented, in the present case, by our CORES.
pendent. Gov. SIade has for long time
been placed in q conspicuous position, be,
fore the people OF lhsState and the country
lie has for long years represented us in
Congress he has held several Offices in
our own staie-and 1t may not, perhaps, be
saying too much, TO say thai he is more
strongly identified with the political histo.
ryd Vermont for The past twenty year.
lhnn any other man among US 10 all the
positions in which he has been placed by
the votes Of free people, he has dscharg
ed his duty with signal credit to himself
and with devotion TO the rights and inter.
es,s OF his constituents seldom witnessed
and in no one thing has he. in our opinion
more highly distinguished bImseli--snd 70,
no one thing is be more entitled 10 the wa rn
thanks Of the people of Vermont-lha,
for his firm en- steady opposition to slavery
and bis long eoalinued resistance to the en-
eroae hmenu OF thcSouth against the North
To say that DR.. Ea,on has done equal ser
vice TO tbs cause OF Abolition would o
course be saying what the facts would no
warrant; and when our correspondents ask
'whs, he has doae or said Tor the cause O
abolition 7 we sas~er thai he has don
oil .ha, his opportunities have ever admit
Ted Of bis dong lie has oficp pgbljely
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-30

The more business a man hss,,he more he
ls able to accomplish, Tor he learns 10 econ
oaize his time.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

HclA' X dangcrouS-ncglCr' that Cod
ard Cough few weeks. and the hone Of
recovery will be- lost to you forever. Let
not any pocuuIary consideration deter YOU
IRON trying t. save your lie and health.
while there j. a chance Cou~unptiln is
annually, sweeping of thousands to tie
tomb; 10 disease has bafllcd the kill Of
Physicians like IT; no physician. perhaps.
has ever done more for tins large class 81
suffering humanity. than DR. Wistar. An
"oGncc Of preventive is worth pound of
cure, therefore before your lungs become
liberated and 50 diseased tlat no human
means can save You from an early grave, try
IN season, try at once, a Medicine which ha.
been Of such infinite value 10 Thousands
obtain "A bottle of DR.. Wistars Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, take it, get another, il ncccs
sary, pcrscverc in using it. until you have
removed the disease entirely which if neg
lcctcd will terminate your life BE not de-
cci,cd by qUacks, with their limitations and
couuicr'lis; buy none but the genuine and
original, which is signed ! BUTTS, on the
wrapper
For sale in this village by LUTHER
DANIELS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

N T. the subsc rlbets beng appointed bV
the Hon. Probate Court, for The district
OF Rutland, commissioners 10 receive exam.
me snd adjust all claims and dcma ads Of al.
persons Against ne estate Of Wm Coa,lau-
me, late Of Nallog 'ord, m SAID district, de-
ceased. represented, lnsolrent, and slr
mnuth' from the 5'h day Of October 1870, he
Ing allowed by s~'t count for lhsi purpose
~ do therefore hereby give Go'IOe that We
Wi. a'tcnd 10 The business Of ouf SAID ap-
polnlmeni al tis lste dwelling house m Wal
INC irrt, m the af>t Mondays a December
and March ncir, from 10 O'clock m IN
ul four o clock . m on each ~ SAID davs
D,suL Plrkrs Looms FRr>cu Coa,f..
NA.Anglofd. NOV &, l-iC. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

st'r Mf Fuller beeame .ur,d AMI in,sn.
be when ht, p1cke,i were searched s3UU
taken from lhsrn, his hor,, tatn.l laNai
ION and the ruban, made awsy WI,
her booty.
Fuller was fo.ol that evening n,a,
where The outrage took place and upon r.
eti''ng proper care be revived 90 ., 10 De-
Snte tho appearance Of the chaps, oil
e'r wore Immediately de'pa'thei snd "a,
'ogl" oNettak'n They are now lpi .,'
N Montpelier nil 10 await their trial -
ofoniprher Freeman Nor 5
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NEW S1S-S.

THE sgbsC uoer has Iust added 20 his s,orI
j great sssormen, OF al he most sppr oysy
.ivIes OF d,ess and clo.k s,uf,. all knds %
cotton goods, cloths cassimeres and ,eslIng,
to vk.ch pAuieuiar attention Is invited -
All the Vanoos auicies Of ". / Good. anc
Groceries O! the very test qga.ly, Away
On hand.
i,s'oek embraces a.. / .nas Of goods com
monty srr. lna coauif> store, ani he fntlsr'
hlmsr T tlal they have been - We. selected
aud - low bought AZ any "a the country snl
i be sold a. cheap
P.t-ss Gail ., the cod bucE Store lr
Uy-eFi.ie aat rtam.ue fures aud qIs.Iur,
b, lore Purchasing c.scWtete
Grain, Bauer and Cheese. P.fs. Ta.lv
lA,d. iltuhe . fr0~ang sTd .sst, n.h .rasl
rsti l-Aea 90 eFDtar.- for -oot'
HANNIBAL HODGES
Hvdsrls, ~ Nov lsiJ ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

Tho Great American Remedy still holds
sway over mul,itudes Of complaints. it,
course is onward and TO conquer no disease
c.'r withstand It's curative propert,cs, no in.
stance las ever yet occurred In which the
administration Of this article has been Of no
avail The cfec. Is always to be depended
upon for it always does follow and always to
a greater or les dcvr,. LIT all n,alids,
all who are in i'll health cali .,"on the agents
aad get pamphlet. read the testimony N
many aud various diseases cured b. ills
celebrated rompdy See advertisement
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12
NOTICE.

| am requested to notify a meeting Of the
Rulanl County Temperance So,icty, a.
West Pouituey, on "Wednesday the 2Jlh O..
November at ten O'Clock forenoon. Inc
luenIs OF Temperance are earnestly solicited
10 attend, and come prepared TO make It as
Interesting ~ 1t is important The recent
ALLEGATION lnlhe license law. demands a VIZ
orouS effort, and an confident that effort
Will be made, with Triumphant success
Il. HOWE, President,
Caslleton, November :, lsiG.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

III + the slhscrl5eu being appointed by
w the Hon Probate CouH Tor the district OF
Rutland, Commissioners ior,,e.Ne examine
ans scj-si all claims and demands ol 81, per
sous against the estate Of DsLis. Bsrhc der
ale OF Ira, DO slid di-''Ict dcccased. repre-.
'e"ieI lnsnlven', sra 81 months from ne
ON d'r oi o't lsiG, beng allowed ID.
'hi1 cr4u iuf ''1i pYfrDse, ~ dp tl,rfef to
hereby give naure Ihll ne AL. attend lD we
ngsIhesa OF our sad appointment, Al the
dre .Ins hpu'c 81 Jo,aus Harrington 20 'l,
on Gee .D.h .a1 of laousfy. nest, from 10
'...y.k % rrt p.r'r.k % m on salJ
-sf 7 u ilsHsNrg1K.I,--.-
IaH, Masss. ON
lr Oct 5 1910 a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12
ElTLANDRAIl- RnAD-

o.. - iolcu pA.,ed through ,orn on ~
-.lfni7g act, on his 10y rom Bo,on -
J ,rt 10 has bcsh ior the past lev webs
O. ". are happy 90 announce 10 OCT ,,sd.
. Hs, in ~. tel,sf the lsN obstacle D. Ia.
-,'lsus rtO.ecu'on Of cor yts,t work J.,
20 .,runtct \ meeting Of the direction,
} 80 ted Nv dAy,-b, Wbioh time
J, - J )n couhicn, ,Aa, e-,,y thing
} rc htorIL'e to the inmeei,ts le,unr
c.nen Vel ma, de people 81 VIZ.
} .a ermon' feln'oe at lhm hna. triumph o.
,'a's 80 imPor'ntan necessary to their
i.f. vc'Ntc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

E.NROM tie farm of the sub,c,. ,,r one u,ir
OF red t"o year ui4 Steers. they Nrre
well matched. and leii the farm Of tho sob
scrIbrf, ~ Or sbou, The 3oth ult. Auv per.
son giving Information where said steers can
be found shall he sun.bly rewarded.
G.. CLARK
Wsllingfofl, Nov 10, 1910, .s.
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STATE or VERMONT
~ Tue GOVERNOR.
4 PROCLAMATION

The sun drclintnr 10 more southern LAT
,ics, the fill,ng OF the forest lcuye, with
en.,elycs uron our dally observation re-.
| a u, ii Al IN, wear :, d,,v,nc 10 II,
.c Anl n, wc arc ever pronr IN he
.,LJ oC,b,. i,,Ir,,. ,,l a.,
Sae,r that s.,,un,us ms ,Ln, .,,so,,
-,Il be- st,n,u L,ih. .,,,,,l n,,nos,
r,oonil,no oar J.,.ni,.n.c uo,o IT.,
.r,Ir,,,.p0rtyot Of ,n.cu -,,I oS 49,.
ld,,n, on, ot,,,,,,,r. A.. ,.L,
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M f.-. and urh a, ..,l,occ A,l n.
4 incidents nj tie c,.,,, war ,,cu.
4
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uho ,ho C:rvc, oC,h.m al e.,
.ou,h ,,I,,,,, orc,,,,,.,I. L-.'ri
ms. from .yo,, hc,r, r., ~. J,I..
var. ',,n,,,I ,,on -. 80,
I,.,.,,I'.n ., en.,iI, ,;,,,a. Ill
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no,,I H.. ,.,,,o aCo,,
| ho,,h. 3,,o,o, Tur.. orI :,
49,, n,.,,., g. b. ,t,a,,.I 49, IT, ~
1 p,II,. Th,nI s',,y,nl, anI p,,,.a
,,onmCnl,, no nnonIc If ,Io Go,o -
I.,t.,, o,l,,,,,. ,.:,,,. ,.,,,,,,.,.
S,I,,a.,,r,ilo ,u,Lc,t ,c.n.,,,vo aI,.o. -,
k,,,b.or,,,ho r,,,n,,o oc hasa ,,la',,,,..
H.. ,oa,r'', ~ On, caI Lo,a .,"e
Him m, II,s oooIo,ss and sn,, I;.,,,r,,
anlnuance Of his hyor,np smiles and M.
anal caro
On ina, occasion 10, ne p,o;se Hon r.,
G,olncs. winch ho. c,o,,od ,ho /,
, of tho ro,s,oo Won, CON-, ,,,,,.,' Of
ore ih,n common abundance -yt,rh b,,
.oca.lv pro,n,rcJ tho nn,.nr, n o,,c,i
4 n, N 10, v,,ions ovn.,,,o,s,nd mo-
4 urI the pro,le oC an, Sn,o ram Tho
h,.y,I,occ nj ,yo0,nc D,.c,,c L., -,
4 .,.Jlr f., o,, C,,I p,,.,l.. o,,r
,,,I Fo,,ymc,,s ana ON, ,n,,1s -, H.
a. 9c.,,,,I .oI No,,t r,l,u,a III H.
IN ~. - N,.,la.I II.,.rtI.
H. ro,n,,. AnJ osn,.,'l,,' H., 80. p,s.
m f,p,,, .fr,,n;ng ,c, >c,c,. ,t,,h
4 ,'.,,I'I c.I,.',aa
o'.i'u ' " | '" 49,. ' W".,H.,. 'U' y"
& "'' W. '''"' '''"'''',' a'''" ~
,.',, '"1 '''a,, ','' ''' "'. o.o" ~
n,, ''It s' Tb,o ", 'i"'''' - 80 ~ '''
Abnage Of Gos,,lul Uear, for Foyots
has, ld US implore their continuance for
4 a, to come. aol ask for Grace so to i'm.
! rove the blessing. ,.e enjoy thu, we may
come tia. truly "ilsppy People, who's
io4 :, the Lord"
l<t u, remember too IN our Supplica.
/ r''he countless millions Of our race, who
sue ncycn ,rJoycd those Clvl Social and
k'UrluuS Privileges which have fallen 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12
MISS VI. T.. CLARK

MOULD inform her friends AMI custom
efs, that she has returned from New
lotk win large assortment OF Millinery
Goods, he best and cheapest ever ofIaIed IA
tins vicinity ste will not stop To enter into
particulars, bui ali are invited to cal and
see, variety OF hat, and caps constantly on
hand. She has also The latest styles for
cloak. aud dresses
Rutland, Nov Q, 1876 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

[ M INTO 'h" en' I'sufc OF tho Subscribe
= @" ne l2'n das OF Oct. last. rod COW
Supposed 10 be abou, re.r old r,ib n.
'"u 81 het MONS sawed r. ,he owners re
P'e'l'd 10 prove properly. raw ,La,ecs ,ud
asc her swav OIIS HAMILTON
FauhaSer. Nry =, 1910 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION

BY he Boston Allus Of this morning We
learn lie, he Ways Of Mas,achuscl. Lly,
"'ec''i their Governor ty . largo mjorny
They have also ELECTED cgh, Of ,ac ten
members u Congress, ani possibly the
Who'll ten, anil also 4 large majority Of
both houses Of tie Legislature. Among
the members Of Congress, John Quincy
Adams and MIR Winthrop are reelected
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

w T. the subscribers bclng appointed by
the Hon. Probate Count iur The dis.
ulct Of Rutland comm,sNoncts 10 receive.
cNamlne and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of
EL'ncsr CdmJJcH, late 81 Tnn ouih.
m SAID disirci. dereasen,r epr.seuted Insnlvpn,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
10 offset thereto and six months from tic
5lh day Of October 1916, being allowed by
SAID court for that purpose We therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to
'he business Of ovr sad appointment 1t the
N'rirog house OF Leonard Campbell IN ,hc
'ast Nouday,.oi December and Mach nc,l.
i"ar 10 p''iock m. unu! four o'clock, D..
IN on each ot salI Jnys
LAN>oN ALLAN, |C.on,..,.
Damn GILBTRr,i
1InmuuI, October 3, l-tG AZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12
NlRE RODBERs IN YERMONT

MORE ROBBERS ~ VERMONT
4 most daring outrage took place iaE
pc 4. On the road leading from Waie5oafy
oowe, the circumstances Of which, as
|r'''a a. we car gather them from the re.
1' are ~ follow Il appears that Is
F-"-r E.Q Of S'70s "a q No~"
'e tlne HUNDREDS Of dollars IA ha peck
--- 0a. uauel upon By the ROAD SIDE
Two fellows ~ .Le names Of N~TlaHd
o |-s lsaid 10 Dc ron Hyicp rk) - ho
0r tng 6. bc mach hugptd from o
''ss o. OK kunung, soueGcd 4 eaaEcs 10
= I'm F-''c. ~hlsn vat granted
i.ry taI no, proceeded ns before ,Lro.
sac o. h',r 9rrrrsr Fu'iof uas q.
--.l 90 paualr ~ DE irgr,l lel. n .
FAX sh.eA ihsy Isl VIII them. soon
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

At Port Henry, \ Y, on the , J inst. SOL
omou son OF Luci1s A. and Emily T. Foot,
IN The Blh wear Of his age
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w. T.. {. STODDARD

RtTlR\S hls thank, 60 Do, customer,
VOC o. bora. p'rnas ami pteserts
Ne Io.i"" q ltsIorUe, ~b,h wlii bs Per.
'ei''d is nurh latgef tbsn a., thst ha.ictc.
io'ofe been presented To he tiigcns Of Kai.
land Cous'y
CATALOGUE OF SCifOOL tNpCLNS.
SIlAI. NnDkS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12
Alta Great Bargain,


fVNH + Subscriber offers for sale hl, Sash
L Factory and Machine Shop, IN connec.
ton with dwelling house, barn, &c snua
ted on and among the most desirable waiel
privileges, lev rods east nf the 6ne village
OF Wsllingford, In The midst ola community
noted iof Intelligence and morality where
every facility is offered Tor acquiring a CON.
peient property, and educating a family to
pursue successfully an honorable, and use.ul
course IA ne
- 1al, property most be sscn 20 be appre.
cIaied,-e erprslns Iolners and macllni-,,
are repeatedly invited TO call UPON the
subscriber, auJ convince lhemselye.. by 4
personal elimination OF Inc premises. Of tne
superior advantages u this location.
Prom twenty to ieh,y acres oflsnd AdIoln.
lng can be had 90 very reasonable terms.
). X. MOERS.
Ws'iiugl5rd, NOV. 1910 &C
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-11-12

)ITE'I'N.

UTHER DANIELS has Jus, received
- two cases a elegant mud>, embracing
every variety Of STYLE and quality, which VIII
be sold at very low proes.
November 10. 40
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Co 90

r UTHER DANIELS 0, now receiving a
H ,ey lArge s'oos OF IaI and "in'rt
bDods, embracing NerT Gfrst vareiY
Broad lmhs, Cs,.imeres. Saiinsus. Cloak
and Dres, Goods. Sc. SC Ai.o preatva-
usty Of punl. GlugAams, and dymrsucs OF
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Present, \ Wuncr. Judge
Snr don l. +l,upr, guardian of Ciicuu \
Looms OF f'"lr' I1 sand d-u,t. having
r'dr Application to sal court ut license tn
sell I'll ll,- real estate of liS SAID ward for
tive purpose nj paving he iu.i dcbts
" Is utdctrd that sad application be bond
aud dccidej At a session OF s,tJ rouf, to i,o
holden Al Casllelnn AFORESAID On the h,.,
"Wednesday, II beng NE - DE-, OF Dec rner.
uc'', hud 'u't $50 I,fsons Ice uuuuod of Tie
'ine and pace ct heaung Nv puhuc,ilon col
Was "tdct three weeks succcs,,,c'y p th.
/ Ru''nnd lict'li newspaper ptin,ed al Kui.
/ lard A trus copy "f tc,ntd
s. A WARNER, Register
p.,l"uo'faG,.,-o, y, , B'~'s,''',"",,,'o,,,
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anal 80 ,'II DISTRICT, on tuo gl,t day ol o..
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STATE OF VERMONT,1 I9Euremem.
District Of Rutland, s.. l. be,ed that
at spoclal probate court hoid ~ Rurf,nd
"llhlh and Tor sad district, on the 7th day
oi Nov A u 1916.
Present, Nm. Hal, Judge.
Jeffrey \ Rauda, administrator rt ,n.. o..
tate Of Sylvester Sh"tman, late Of pIr.brl.
III sad dlsiri. t,deceascd, iuto,,tte. Proposing
To renter an account Of hls administration Of
sad estate
II O., oto"lc1 thlt sand acc. ont he referred
Tor examination and allowance, To- the list
Noui'y, being me IN 3iy Of Dee. ncl, and
that copy of us Order bee published three
weeks sJcccsNlvc.y, previous thereto ~ the
RuiIAni Herald ucWplper puuted At Rot.
"'a, mat all person, interested may appear
AMI obeet to The sane n tncy see cause.
\ true cory "f Record
A. HENRY HALL, Register.
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