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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

L s appearing the bar. tbs committee immediately
rose ana the speaker resumed the chair
Th Message y as the aud read BY The clerk
ami st brea ihcSs silence, after which Mr. HARRISON the
chairman military moved tla the Mes
sag with the accompanying comments, DC lad on the
table printed On that 90 Inc prerlons question:
,I,esny 4. reszoD The itsaortasce Of prompt action
AIessrs q. Dafis ana ~lhsueA warmly advocated the
readieg vsi9aIe fe accompanying document be-
House zoaL be GATED upon 70 vote Oh t'e PE'-
After sharp sA-raish upon various points q order
the previous question " insisted npoh ana tFlsoh OF
he question on ;h- ia ING - iAs table an printing or
Ia no..o4to lay on tie table having been carmel
and read The papers having been negaiIved
Mr. Schenek and with some warmth held eeh'Fo-
yerSy with the oh-ir relative 10 certain points Of order
The resolution Of Nr. Schenck differing from that OF
the Char ar exclaimed that the question Of peace or
oivet the honor Of the speaker
The Speaker promptly replied, tfat question OF peace
elyc lhe hoaor u tie country and not OF the
Speaker.
Finally in the midst Of great confusion during which
II very difficult hear Mr. 0chenck moved recon
s,eraton Of by which the House had refused 10
have the napers aeeo'Pa, s IN nag: ihs
motion was laid the table BY vote u no 70 b.
Mr. HARRISON then, ea. uproar, and caits TO
ORDER, succeeded explaining that The only motive he
hst Getting tine r-aaiH OF the papers Il thus tune
vyas Ia or4er the House might haze he beheh oi
then committee Of the Whole After further remarks
ne move. at t34e House Resolve itself committee OF
the whole. for purpose taking up the h reported
from the military committee some weeks ago. ahfhori-
zing the President of the United States IN Of
SION Of any portion Of tn iled States. 10 accept the
Th molten - 90 INTO committee was carried without
division, wherein The Hoasc went tnto committee aIl
took up tle above b..I.
Il s9"n I, = 9.a ha Git i ulloAn e 4; -
motion OF &ir, fFihAefhet. ta- e''lie '+ :" ofooI
tiat n H'-t eitsF Fesos dtoA 10 tie s''t ~ a" ~
the bill when next taken up ii committee, shall
cease ia l%o a3tFs.
motion maze 70 lazy tia resolution On The table
bat without success.
Ii. re~ol4f5oH tasn adopted. alter "Fhch tht
IIous went av-.n comu.itee 81 Tue whole an1 re-
summed I'll. consideration OF tac Ja4
II! III, documents accompanying the message having
been read Mr. Brukerhof. member Of the military
committee, moved mend The b that in conormi-
/. + tn wish he President, the actual existence OF
var s b, clearly recognized. an3 tie means given
te ENeeaty Ia prosecute II with Fgor 50 as to
bring it speejy termination
Air 8ro.z l Ulcsaa amend, by aUthorisIng
the President the Uute- states 10 tsiale upon Mex
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

fly We authorized 10 announce GEORGE w
" fIITMAN, as candidate for Probate Judge, at the
ensuing August election.
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NcSAEE- CO GCMLo

Distinguished invited and expected
TO attend. All members of the Order of the Sons Of
Temperance.-An Washingonian Societies, and friends.
good and true Total Abstinence, respectfully in
ytod Come friends OF the glorious let
~ unite the good work.
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TEMPERANCE
II \ : : Nj T. T. L / N G !.

CI.Rk DIVISION No ,, Sons of Temperance, int nd
holding Mass Meeting the friends of Total Abstin
enee IN tho City of Richmond, the next
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-05-19

TT an Nlofe tfatFdf toNffaHffr
In the county OF Marion David Wallace, Douglas Ma
cure W iitian sheets Hugh . Neal and j. ID. Derees
Isl Circuit, A :. White, of TPpeeanoe;
~ James Collins, IT.. of Floyd,
3d John Nawter, Of Jennings,
ith Samucl Hall, OF Gibson.
18th D. :. Gooding. of Hancock;
9th u. F. Holloway, of Wayne;
9Th James Farm tou, of Nigo;
9Th Ii. T. Bdde. OF Cass;
9Th :. Colfax, of st. Joseph;
loth George q. Dunn. of Lawrence
l2th Thomas Bell OF Madison;
18th Samuel Bigger, of Allen.
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THE Oazeos NoT.cE.-Ihs ST. johns Courier, OF tiie
p inst sayz-{e hare inserted IN Preeealng column
SYNOPSIS u proceedings i. ts ate4 states Congress IN
regard 70 Oregon aff1rs with the resolutions for giving
the Years notice Great Britain, they passed the
senate Hose Of Representatives. he form OF these
resolutions looked uPen by many eacng men III the
intel States, step towards speedy and aiHica-
bic adjustment of the differences between the British and
American Governments and better feeling has eonse-
que ny Itself among business N Aew ork,
Pms laehla Boston, We onfezs. although We are
to sec the 1exea question set II rest without
appeal to arms that look upon the proceedings
alluded II that Light: ths fact o giving he notice at
ALL after refusal the part OF the United States Gov
eminent 20 rotia;e arbTtrate VIII think, be
viewed a very friendly light IN England, and we ap-
reend that. oald the President give the proposed no.
ice more equitable than those spoken Of would
be red in order the acGniescence OF
the British Government
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

timony without notice 10 him, IN his
absence, without communication with
him or explanation from him. In CON
clusion, they beg permission TO re
mark that their investigation has !
brought out facts (which are embod
led IN the testimony connected with
the foreign relations Of the country the
disclosure Of which public policy
would seem to forbid. On this sub
ject they entirely concur with the |
President Of the u. States in the views !
30 fully and so strongly enforced by
him IN his message at the present SEES
sion, ia answer to a resolution Of the
House requesting a communication 70
II OF the same facts that are Cr bodied
in the testimony taken by the commit.
tee; aud which, for reasons then as
signed, he declined TO communicate or
make public, except with Wow 10 an
impeachment, and to furnish the proof
necessary 10 ntiain the great ends OF
public justice. lie expressed ihe opin.
| ION that, even IN that case, the House
should adopt all wise precRutlon 10
prevent the unnecessary exposure of
matters, the publication Of Which might
injuriously affect the public interest -
No dissent from the views Of that
message was expressed by the House
The committee, therefore, think that
these facts were laid open TO their view
with an implied understanding, both
on the part of the President and of the
House, that they would be made public
only in the event of an impeachment,
and of their being necessary for bring
ing TO justice great public delinquents.
lnaSmuch, therefore, as no evidence
has been exhibited TO the committee,
which can lay any foundation for an
. impeachment, oil the reasons which
. induced the President to decline tc
make these facts public in the call OF
the House, return in their full force II
) ganst their disclosure now.
They therefore recommend that they
be discharged from the further consid
: Grafton Of this subject, and that the ties
tlmony taken by them (Which accom-
panes this report) be sealed up, EN-
dorsed confidential" and deposited il
the archives OF the House, not to be
opened unless by its order. And they
t report resolutions accordingly:
RESOLVED, That the testimony Ia
ken IN this investigation be sealed "
, by de Clerk, under the supervision o
i the committee, endorsed confidential
J. and deposited in the achlves of tn,
House, and that the same be not open
ed unless by It's order.
RESOLVED, That this report be lait
: on the table and printed, and that thu
= select committee be discharged from
n the further consideration Of the subjcc,
4 Signed and submitted by
- SAMUEL II. VINToN,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
DANIEL p. KING,
>, SEApoRN JOINS,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

80 far Insesd Of there being large =.
noun, Of the sis,e funds saos 10 the hands
Of the eoansy clerks, the money 90, disbop.
Cd hs, bsen pronp,iy repaid 10 the Trsssur.
Ct, upon the rising Of the cour, in every 10.
s,nee, esc,p' 10 one where 1t Gas proven,
ei BY illness
Az should like 10 have thus read, pos,
pone some further remarks to q future com.
munieai,on. s r. HODGES.
June 3. Isl6
pEdnors in Vernon, who have prb
lnhcd the sn,elp shove referred 10 are re-
speelfulIy requested 10 inssr' thr, 10 ihrl'
respective papers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
EaONOM v.


4 PENNY SAVED - TWO PENC l.
EARNED
C'S.J'HC and DTeHIag SOiird Cl0fbss
mi r. suhscrber would inform the pub lr
that he has purchased the recipe isr
cleansing all kind. Of wooden aHd six gar
ments ans removing oil spots ~ grease,
paint or itr, sui restoring the original h1l-
liancy ofthe color of those that ere stained
ar faded snd he aould cav 10 those Who
NAV hsveoccnsion 70 employ him that Their
work will be oxecuted 90 their satisfaction
% 30 pay WI! be required
. JOHE T KNIGHT.
OF VERMONT, I RE t,emen-
N.NriG o. Huihu5, g. - Ler,d ,lal
a. .peeial probate cnur held a. Rutland
wilhin and fpr said district 80 tie Oh day
OF Junc, A. d IalG.
Present. Wm Hal lodge.
IN instrument in wUunG purpwInc 90 be
the laf wil, and tesfamtft a. > .H - Morse,
laie ai ShreWsatry, Boa sad district, 'acess-
I'd .ating - "sg been rfr-
curt I"f probate ,Ls a... ssa..
Morse The esacutor therein r'red.
!, - ordered ilsi sad NIL ue referred
Eg psobsIs and allowance Go zoe trsl
MONDAY beng tho C.h c6y % Ig.y neat
and that copy Of ihis order he published
three weeks success. yoly TreEIuus thereto
IN Re Ruusnd Herald. - uewspap~f Pnniee
o. Rutland. that al persons ioicie'ted NAV
ear and Sonlssl us probate uffeoi d
,.. sss csass. 4 tlIs copy of RECORD,
20 HEShi NALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

STATE o. NERMONEt DElttomen,-
Dsitlc, ifAirh,vau. IS ( ID hcted that
at probate couf, holden at Castie,on ~ and
for said district o. thr 81 day 81 June,
lsiG Present \ Warner, Judge.
A instrument n wrlung p1rponng 20 no
the : l~l will and testament o. samuel Par
sony late Of Nuhbardion 10 said district de-
ceased, being presented 20 sad court by IA
ron $. Pdrsou the executor lheteil named
Tor Probate.
Ii IL ordered that notice thereof he given
10 all persons Concerned. 10 appear Ut d Ses.
sion Of said colrrto he holden at the Pro
bate Office in Cdstleton, on the first Wed
nesdav 1t being the first day OF July, next
to contest the Probate of said viii. II they
see cause by publishing n copy Of tins otde
three weeks succsasivciv IA the Rutlsnc
| Herald a newp1r. printed At Rutland, pre-
WOO, 10 the TINS OF hcAung.
true copy ~ record Is
Aues, JAMES \, WARNER Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

Rutland kuuiV
An Hssessu.eni Of Fiso lu,lats on a share
has beeo ofdsfsd by Toe lAtecto's uf The
Chaplain 4 Connecucu, Rtvet Railrosd
compsny, payable on The 1871 dsy OF 40.
Gus, next Psvncnls m,y 5e mAds At the
Baut OF Burlington, al the BAnS OF Yer.
g,ta =, s,ihe Bank Of Middlshurv. al III.
b.. Of R~ilsnd, at the Below. Pail Bank
al The Cheshire Bank, keene, y. II ~ al
The Office Of SAMUEL licRshaw & Sou, der.
ehas,s Ercaange, Boston
7, FOLLETT, President
Burlington. June 8, 1876 IS 6w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
A CARD

DRAPER, ALDRlCH d FRINK rs.pser
~ FOLLY solicit The attentions Of Vermont msr.
chants . their sock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
comruslsing as de1lrsbe an assortment ss
ran be found at any hguse N Tho city, which
,hey pledge themselves 10 sell 90 fssnf-
able lpfms. Second N none IA their fscih'
,ie, Tor obtaining goods Al the lowest rates.
and AnIioUs an,y 10 euitiEsis safe trade,
howsver. close. they are ready snd wiling
90 .,.y1ss olIneif Slo,s ~ tbs smallest liV.
ing advance on original co-l-theif molIn DO
Jog small profit. and quick returns
DRAPER, ALDRlCH Il fRINK
a. Liberty 81. nsar bf0adwsV, Ny i6aa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

A FEMALE CLERK or 4 CoURT.--
The Frankfort (ky) Commonwealth
says: Judge klnkhead, Of the 18Th
district, has performed a very hand
some, and we aae happy to hear, a very
acceptable act, by the appointment q
Mrs Tumble, the accomplished and
estimable lady Of the late John Tnm-
bic as clerk Tor the Carter circuit, IN
the place Of her deceased husband.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

AMERICAN BARAGB.-Our lad rca-
ders aud some others know barage TO
be thin fabric of silk and worsted,
used for wells, and IN later days for
shawls, dresses, &c. 1t has never been
manufactured in this country, and from
the delicate machinery required, II was
thought that such thing could not be.
The nicely Of the work may be under
stood when it is known that the warp
is of silk as fine MS it comes from the
cocoon An engenious Yankee how
ever, has shown that some things can
be done as well as others. Mr--
White, Of this town, has exhibited 10
us n specimen of barage, manufactured
by him, which cannot be told from
the German article. He has now,
with his partner Mr. Williams, nearly
completed machinery for manulactu
ring this article, and they intend tC
place II among the fabrics in the man
ulaciure of which this country sue
cessfully completes with Europe. W.
| have seen one set Of machinery, and Il
our unsk llfuI eyes 1t seems fully pos
sessed of the nicely and regularity o
operation which are essential IN ma
king a fabric so delicate Barre Gaz
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
A FAMILY DrvIpro IN OprNIoN.

A FAMILY DIVIDED IN OPINION.
A Young lady-bloomlng as a rosebud
lovely as an Hourl-oI sweet seven
tecn-bul as unsoptrstIcated as IA board
ing school education could make her,
was last evening at the house OF u
friend of the family. The converse
tou turned upon the Oregon question
when she very ingeuuously remark
ed
PA goes in for 81 40, because he
says he's III favor of the whole OF
none. Ma says she'd take 40, because
she's IN favor Of peace. / would moi
like to take any one Older than Harry
Bloomfield, and he's but TWENTY
FIVE -. .. Delta.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
NOTICE

TVXIIIS mag eeTlify that have ihis dsy
n giVsa my son. Joseph Davis, his TINE
during TIVE remainder Of bn minoiity. and
shall claim Boas Of hlF earnings nof pay say
dsbts Of his eopiracuGg hsf ms dsie
LOREN DAVIS
Clarendon Mtrrh lsiG -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
Five al Milford N 1.-THE sor o

FTs az Milford N H-The sore Of
Abyah LoF9qy, Of Milford, was consumed
by hre Nth ~ contents oo "Wednesday
morning, s6opl o'clock Mr. Moore Of
Bedford who had leased the sore lOSl goods
- The amount Of u 900 The whole loss
Is eSimsled At $4,000 oa whicb l.rre Is 9
paHla insurance..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
LOST OR STOLEN,

TINAkEN from tic Hotel OF hlanson Dy-
i er ON the third day OF last April Court,
a tine clo,h o,ercon, Of a dark brown color,
with silk veyel COLLAR. iva pockets on zach
side. and faced with black. In one OF ih..s
pc, ke,s was pair Of frlngod mIiens. Any
Iassonablo compensation will be made for
the return OF said coat, or any ono who will
give information where 1t NAV be iuund
Apply 10 a. McLenithan, Wslling ford. or to
A. DYER
Rutland, May, Q5, lsi6. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

The n, Y Globe says there is one
mean rich man in that city whom the
DaguerTians have tired three Time TO
get the Likeness f, but failed a. he was
los fiusFy 20 iears tu 5Aa1ov
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

TEAS

" HYSoN, Hyson, and Hyson Skin teas
i Also from ,hs latest imporiallous lew
chests 1wankayTta, ore OF the finest. strong
Is, aud best favored teas ever imported, luI
sale at the Farmers Exchange.
Nalingiofd, June 1, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
81 HENRY NALL. Register
STATE OF VERMONT, REnfemcm
DISTRICT OF RulIand s.. - helod INA


Dstric, Of Rutland So - borod that
at special probate court held at Itu'lnnt
within and fur said dis,uctpH ihe. 18Th day oi
June, lst6
Fresani. Wm Hall Judge.
Beniamin GOWN, administration OF ,he IS.
tate Of Samuel Ormsbee, late oi C,aIGnion,
in said district. decreased, inlcs,alf propos
ing 10 render an account OF his adminis.
lrat,ou Of said estate.
Ills ordered that said account 10 referred
Tor examination and allowance 20 the first
Monday, being the 9th day of July. next,
and that a copy Of t0is order he published
three weeks successively, previous thereto
IN the Rutland Herald. newspaper printed
4, Rutland, that all persons interested my
appear and ohlert to the same # theT see
cause. a true copy OF record.
25 HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
NOTICE.

A IL persons indcN,rd pn book or note, to
~ the finn Of Beaman s Son, are request.
81 ~ make payment by the 10Th OF Angus,
ncN,, ~ all demands not adjusted aGut ,h''
a,o viii be 10 the hands OF an suotno1 tor
collection ] ID. BEAMAh,
Surviving partner uf J. Beaman & Son.
West Pouhney, Nav IL. 1916. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
sTATE or vERMoNT,i REntrm.m.

STATE or VERMONT, / REnttm.u.
Dsiric, Of Rutland, ~ - TERED that
o. stated probate court held q, Ruusud
within and lot said eiNuct o. the fret MN.
Gay oe,ug tie Il. t,' - Joss, ist6.
rrs.sa,, Nn Hs,., Judge
Whttem lac. u liemrrvat s'- ..
49, -''-" e-'-'r ct Daniel Hu, atd lac VI
t..l .isiuci. deceased, In
Ie uss Iais div made spplicApon tu sad
c, IN Wuunf, representing that the '.er.
spas, estate ot sad deceluel - no, suihc ien,
TO pay Nhe debts sgainsi sad deoeAsod aud
charges VI administration without pteIudic
Ing Tie iplcfosis OF those Interested N the
estate, and therefore pIaying saii count "a
1 gtagl hm iiceRse to sell portion Of the reA
estate OF "a ID deceased, to uu: . UAci %
| land 10 Sn~usbury, oUnia,Iing 50 acres call
ed the Fox BOT. and SAID ADMINISTRATION h1'
! produced TO SAD ouut sac assent Of the pusr
dams Of tho heirs being miLots, 10 tho gran,
ing ul said license.
! Therefore, It's Ordered that said applcs
non be referred Tor bead, ,ud decisio
ia the FIRST Monday beng 49, G,h day c
July neat. and u at cupy OF this "rds
hu published lurrr Nerks suctcssively. pre-
yious thereto. N tbc ROLAND Herald, new,
paper printed At Rotlsnd, dat ell persons "a
',etesled may appear and give bonds Tor III
paymen, OF said debis snd expenses OF OIL
er~tse otjec, To uir granuug Of said leen'
" they see Cause.
A true cory Of tecoiJ,
% HENRY NALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
NO1'ICE,

The Selecimen Of the town Of Rutland
y urpose to build lattice tflJce across East
Creek, near Henry " lesl,ts and wish IN
maze contract for the materials Tor the
bntgs and also hwdirc one aou1menI A.
soon as may be. Bargains 10 be made with
Azor DRemsn.
T. MoULTllRoP. } s.,.>,
BEN. CArkON,
A. DlKEMAN, N''"'
Is,se ~. 1876 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
Nil'IIlE.

4 H. persons indebted on book OF note,
n to the estate ot Joel Beamsn, are re-
quss,rd IN make paymen, by tho 10Th OF Az
gus, next a. a., dem.nds not adjusted, shet
that date will be left With an attorney tot
collection. LYDIA BEAMAN. Admins
J ID. BEhMAN, I utatn's.
West Poulncy, May Is, ist5 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18

Hal -
nNE Case foe six hats, one do. do. An
~ COLA hats, one de-. do. pearl hats and 70
dozen fine and common palm leaf hats At tho
Farmers Exchange. Also IS pairs French
ND slips, 80 do. light buskus, 80 do black
buskins. 50 do walking sho,s 25 do. CATERS,
100 do misses and chii1ren's slips and hus
kins from G.. \ Firwe.. & Co al the Far.
met's Exchange.
ALSO.
4 choice lot ul family groceries, crocbery ~
aiass ware, also a small lot Of hardware and
cutlery all ofwhich arc offered at 4 small adj
vance ior cash OF ready pay by
q H. sAHiN d CO.
WalG-(ord, jane !. 23
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
NOTICE.

..r.,i H Q .aC Of the members Of 'he
Il and aud Addison Mutual Fire insurance
Company will be holden al tho Office oi said
company IN brandon, on Wednesday the LIST
day q July next al one O'Clock p. ~. for tho
purpose Of electIng Directors Tor the ensu-
ing year, and trsnsacting such other bust
ness as NAV be deemed necessary.
BY order Of the Directors.
h. JUNE, Secretary,
ms once. Nay 90, IsiG. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
NEW SADDLE AHARNess sul ?


TNdE Subscriber informs his friends
- soJ the public generally ,hs, be
hes stea IN, shop ono d"ot sss' oi
James rouet's Slorr, or sai,a whsre
10 intends GO carry on tie siddi. sNt hsr'
nsss mskisg basinsss W all tie htsRchcs, hi,
sIock snd materials ATE all new, and hs IN
tends that M. work shall be done IN q man.
ney ,hat oanno, be surpassed by any chop IN
the coun,., snd any thing wanted IN his line
that 10 no, on bsnd. will be made TO order on
The shortest notice. Trunks, Nalis~s, and
C.rpc, bags OF ell qusllue, and rtiess.
Also
! Meats Foot oil fot ssls By the pint, quart
| OF gallon he will slso clssr and oil hstness-
| ~ ihs best msnnet, and al the lowest piiros
\ Purchaser, cannot fail 10 soit themselves a.
/ he has The bes, PAlIad,irS,s OaA Tssnsd
/ Leaih,r AMI every vsnety Of Trimmings which
the New York market Affords. Please W
call before purchasing elsewhere,
IRA 2. BLISS.
Rutland. eoh May, 1916 2iU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
MARRIED

In Hanover Centre, n ". on the morn
ING Of The lo,h Inn, by Rev J Grc,n,
ProG Truman X WughL iaune " o.
Durham, TO Mss Martha Buogmsn q
Hanover Centre
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
NOTICE

TINS may ceriiy ihsi I hsVs this dHy
Il given nv son Justin Pssehsl hn Iins d..
ring Inc remainder n his m notify and shsil
elsim none 81 bis ssrnings Dor pay sny dsbls
Of has eSairselihg aflss the ds's.
JUSTIN PAsCHAL
Cls,lstoo, March 9, 1870 $50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-18
GROCERIES

TTNlIE subscriber continues to dos small
4 business on a fair scale At his Old stand
ous donr north NJ the south church, ~ here be-
offers tu his friends good iticie Of less, su-
rsrs, mDlssscs. eil, snuH, luhsccn, pInper,
pc"per. stlcr, cast'A cloves ,buimegG, ia b.
soleratus uuis, tsI-'ns. CiirOu, rutrant,. &c.
Aj,o. PURE LIQUORS, putohssed 81
FI6nth importer, and designed eIclu sively
Tor the sItk Chemists an Merhanics can
also be accommodated win an article OF al
cahoi which Will both cot Hnd burn, also
wines. &c. Please cal when The Ike is
needed y G.. HOWARD
Rutland, Jnne 10. %
s b.,I, eTEsMoH :. . .s"s en-,
At Probate Couu holden At Casllet9n In
and far sad disriu on tue SIN day Of
nsy lstG.
Present 4 Warner Judge
Whereas D. {. L,ngIon. administrator
within ms state nf tho estate Of Aiber
Iargion late Of Whusaail 10 he STATE OF
l.Irors has made ~pp'icati1n - sg1 rouu
in wr"og rrp,es, .'.ug that ,hs claims asa
bowed o. Toe commissioners agatng soil o.
100 r-- -r 'rc0s Of adminplIan1n .
1868 ii 7h.at S7lG.o 90 that ihs pru-ou4i
nupsug smr.as 90 S237 so. Tie real e..
ia.r Consists ~ disputed diam - q
. A-m aai fc'prY % Poglsnsy, a house
and wn1d im 20 Caslision sppfs sei At S35,
4 90 an1 prau1g said couu ~ Rrsni him IT.
oenss % seI 90 Of lAs real and peisoHsl -
. tate %, taid deceased a. prgAle sale Or pub
f Doc agubu.
Thsfelofe liii Ordered that said spplioa
/ ton be ielsffed Tor hsanng and decision 10
{ tnS nrstf ednrsdsy being the Ist DAY of JulF
nsTi. sSd thar = cops of thisofdrr b Pubiiss.
ed thfe- veskv sueeessiVely, Previous here
". 70 ne Roland Hsfsld. heSspspeF pGn.
led 81 Rulisna. iBat az psis0ns may Hppasl
snd give bon5s iof he psywsnt o. ths esbls
and sTPsasss u o'hsfSiss oblsC' u ins ssms
% they sgs ruuse
A lfue ropY Of rto0Ft 81
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