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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-21

boundary OF Texas, then we hat rgfsf tc
march our army 20 that rivrr. Whether il was
expedsens 70 DO 30 was another question. We
were bound, II We believed that ihe safety Of
( Texas required i, q take fhs' Step.
He confessed thar. had the responsibility
been his. be Should have acted otherwise but
The as was done the advance bad been made /;
our army was IN a state Of danger; Gen. Tar
LoR was surrounded BY three tunes his own
number hls supplies were cut OF; aud ere
this i was possible that the whole command
had ialien victims 20 their own reckless brave
~ and want u caution Could he say that
war dad not exist Certainly u did and il ex-
lsied BY the &C; Of Mexico, il the advance Of
I Gen. AEisTA had been made BY order Of the
Mexican Government lie could not consent
% the amendment, aud thereby TO say that if
war existed. i existed BY our own fault, and
not BY the aggression 81 Mexico.
Mr.. MoREHEsp said that the Senator from
Maryland mus, be mistaken on the question Of
boundary. The subject Of boundary was ex-
pressiy referred to in the discussion on the an
nexatlon resolution itself. The second section
Of that resolution says:
Sec. 2. ind be u further resolved. That the
foregoing consent OF Congress is given upon
the following conditions, and with the follow
( ing guarantees. 10 wit: First. Said State TO be
formed. subject 10 the adjustment by this Gov
eminent ON all questions Of boundary that may
arse with other Governments.
/ The question which We are now called up
on TO determine, he understood TO be, was
whether the war declared to exist has been
caused BY Mexico. Whether il is waged by
the authority OF Mexico may depend on cir
cumstances. We have not had an opportunity
TO investigate the subject The question may
hereafter present itself in different light from
that in which we now see il; and yet, under
these circumstances. we are called upon 10 de-
clare that this is a war authorized by Mexico.
! MIR. HuSTiScroS thought his friend from
Maryland was laboring under mistaken idea
with respect 10 the purpor OF his amendment
/ Ii we erase the preamble, we do not thereby
deny that war exists nor do we assert that
/ Mexico has not authorised these hostile acts
/ We only declare, by striking out the preamble,
that we wished to investigate; that we do not
know; that we have not evidence whether war
does exist authorised by Mexico.
| Mr. JOHNSON. Of Maryland, SAID that Mexico
claims the whole Of Texas We cannot go to
Mexico. therefore. to ask about our bounda-
ries. She denies the existence Of such State
as Texas. We 90 TO Texas to inquire about
4 the boundary.
! Mr. BERRiES said that in the debates on the
annexation Of Texas the question Of the true
boundary was one OF much doubt and Difficult
". IL was difficult TO understand whether the
/ Neuees or the RIO Grande was the boundary be-
tween Texas and Mexico, and the section re-
ferred to was added by the Senate for this very
reason. IL was to settle this disputed bounda-
ry that the amendment referred to was made.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-21

gc-Msj. Gen. wisrIEtD soorT. IL !. said. Will
repair 'rOaedisssly 10 The Eosah ard ,,ss eun1and
Of eur Amy, % the rsass fouiisf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-21
From WASHINGTON.
BY The President Of the Y. States Of .4merica
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the Congress Of the United States,
by virtue of the constitutional authority vested
in them, have declared by their act, bearing
date this day, that, "by the act of the republic
Of Mexico, state of war exists between that
Government and the United States !"
Now, therefore, |, JAMES X. POLK, Pre-
sident of the United States of America, do
hereby proclaim the same 10 all whom it may
concern; and DO specially enjoin on all persons
holding Offices, civil or military, under the au-
ihority Of the United States, that they be vigi-
liant ano jealous in discharging the duties res
pectiyely incident thereto : and do moreover
sxhort all the good people of the u. States, as
they love their country, as they feel the wrongs
which have been forced upon them the last
resort OF injured nations, and as they consult
the best means, under the blessing of Divine
Providence, Of abridging its calamitics, that
they exert themselves in preserving order, in
promoting concord, in maintaining the author
ity and the efficacy or the laws, and in sup
porting and invigorating all the measures
which may be adopted by the constituted au-
thorities for obtaining a speedy, a just, and an
honorable peace.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set
.f.saSsRsse. my hand. and caused the seal OF
ia sTTcsG the United States TO be affixed to
1920 these presents. Done at the city
NsassS Of Washington the thirteenth day
OF May, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty six, and of the in
dependence of the United States
the seventeen.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the President:
II g..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-21
JAMES X. POLK.
THE WAR BILL OF CONGRESS.

by the President:
JAMES BucHANAS, Secretary Of State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-05-21

Published every THURSDAY. MORNING
at $500 In advance, $3.50 within six
months, and $500 after six months.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
MIR ADAMS on OREGON.

have sen, says the Boston Courrr,
lm,tks upon this spr' eh that strlkrs US
Iifc apprap thuu ihc following from
.u,i,ne JJu.ul! oi yesterday tho
!" n.' age. 'l,h ,ho journal that the
nrmtnnefoi,p ',ch Was unloHuuI;.
-ln nc,lun. TOR The stc,n and hnugh-
} 10 Winch he sp'nk. Of Ers land -
Ehtra's Of .ho o,rfshldINlng empire
40 .cfnr ut hm They sur the
k'r's Of the past They quicken the
pa ani revolutionary blood IN ms aged
cauno, account cor the .corn With
? BE- speaks oith, posiion OF the sou:n.
J ut q upon thls question lie IL
o., ,n,lr gasconadlng chlvnlry, when
s '.ueic aud alone to protest aguin.l
u'unuH, scheme ofealcnding III, ban
} '.'iom MS # IN mockcfy, over u
R,ui Of slt,rs
n.'uombcrS how, in his old nge, he
pea compelled year utter yeat TO do
asalur them for free though and free
And NOW, when hr sees the boast
uyiiry. mcnniy and timldIy tempotis
] gam a market Tor .hrir cotton and 81
lprlhelr prcnIar institutions, he may
!ir- ,hrm IN the tones OF tina, pat
b. which was roc kcd 10 the cradle d
yo'gion, which t,c,Wcl us carIl,s
l. f,,tu th, oIt,l -lltuulDu uf The bee.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

Dr.. .a.og .i.al houa i,4ef S.
- ~ L.t1 l-tl shoN, 'ha.
-. N,rr,,t. BE-, .o ,J.a OF b. ~ co
L o. O.. .t.lfosb bo,d,u u. ~.
|. t,.Ha 49, Dsje 90! g., ugm
a.u.us. sud We eau smo. 60
o. -.r' op 'a,rt ~ay from Nuuurs
....s -lap Nrv Iots jir-t
d., % ~, sui Npth Ajsu. si
p. -os unlst cuu'faei al rrss1ua'l,
j..r, na' eohui'nbic coupe,
l,nHfni ~ every lhlog p1"ci
..,un 10 al pate,
\ et, pfo,'e tbA, western N'r
,m.tInS IN be mauct Of Raj DAD,
\. 80 uurpfisu' mov'tnta, snd vii
r.BBuo N ofthe Rutland road wth
k,,..lp Vermont railroad. making a
! u, Inc Of railroad f,on N,s
N5htri' msS b, oon,i!rtr1 - Ger
..n'r..Jn iJf There ar lhfce ptci,
y t.n B1slou ctntcting ,hctc. all 10
- o. contraction Tho Rudaul pro
"a, taIs.I . utiIon utd illits on thu
~; Principally laY 500 o1D) -
,i0 b.--,.'o Rr,l,nd ani Burlington
90 'h'u ln',ruoo 10 pot IA, psu ou
% suj,f cou'fsct uus,dlt " |
10 ''rn MA nnlls gls"c" upon n,
bal ,hl,gt i,n, rom NJ" York to
real sill soon BE- p-fEcl The tint
Road - nos hcinc built 10 point "Gh
| ~ mtl,s of the I"usainnic - the Hous
!, CONNECT, wnh the Boston nnl Alba
ats, Sloe sbridge The lsurr ia con
Nth tho pushtb and North Ad
| nos under contract make the lE'
,lYihe north line Of S,nl- o. Nas.a
m From Ru,land a. sad before
-, . lnlac'iionsbly certain ol beng
leo Nau,i,sl snd lhrtc only remain
go O. bclo''n Bennington md Rot
pv 70ot 20 mules to form the per
No. tn,, potion IS now beginning t.
ru'r- attention The popIr o
70 N.rmuni ate moving, aud viii
i.,.cancr ~ they ough, IN r,o'jv,
,,..e r't'' 10 b" pn'ucu'a'Iy b'nc
be as...c, NIL .Ir-ly brnccomplIs h
=, ilti,m, the Iious,ton,c aud lh'
}. M Albany road OF III sh'rholi
,.eh ol.L,m are deeply interested II
iuef
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
'ORTANT FROM MEXICO

y VIZ RsroiuIoA We have tiers
dfys h''r from the capital, but no
hurr Information as to the actual ~.
c'n'rI 'hidI,s revolt tie had
ned against The administration OF
'"' llrunua AMI was marching
'oNafds to- capuIl having thrown
'"'nm'n, od 'hro quad, by wrring
r. On M same Day TIA, he rryolted
"n' cnnu"e lp thr Texan fiou,lcs
sisc 'h" Anrucau,
Ais carving Hil b, lore him on The
4 "s un'd rs a.. f1rcr, ~ IA. d..
rs H,r1Oa ha, fij!,s s,ys one
1 e'''sr'uirnts, amt f zee tyrant
d-'"' Santa Auut, hns ascrndrd
40 a. ,h. Mn, Ipmps' W. &C.
I' t,Ilh" clprrl has snhniurd TO
T. 20" IN, 4ssum'd ,hr character
''f'l.u ~ our correspnndcn, seems
.'c Co. vi-I probably rule lhc Mex
pf"l ui non. ani Aay d~slrc a
."r~"'.au- hn powcf III wall
.'lur lurn,an. Tubi.co and one
fh.r Irp,um'n,s before turning h.,
ol., South
"oa''d mpvcmrn's Df Fr1n-e auI
w N.N-0 Indicate m all nncc be-
'm nuI p'rI., An officer Cd
t' ave Crloo of the North \
h.,-ih., Uulrs tncoIragiurN
'. 70 sr.r,. ani s1Ns an,
'. ri.tie' 81, only thr u,H n
"'".4.r'us pIanned N Eu
~ r"'s which the people 0
~ N'. so Discover "a time To DE-
~ ' 's''Hs arl ,A,e lL,ir co4u
= Nv -, Son
~ u.'rr. & '.n of the col
-L-'.n lra,u Ils,sn. have trc
...s crt. ah.-h a.c that -
'rH"l .hcu. O., o.. last steam,
r C.ui ,a'trp.rau ,ha, Co
''l p'os.arn,d s-s".i the elts
'o7.a' aoi eas msrrb,rc sr1m
" N,liro s'ths hrsi ~ : 900 q
"o-,i i'ltsongeu ffom liavan
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

Nipiirt PsrrlRlrtoSs -- The New York
IIpfe>, Ssys that = go'crnment commi,,l'n
has ecu engaged IA tu tItmtlnupn ui he
pt'.l uvcr steamers. VII. O., WEES Of a>Ctt-
"a ..,uy ,nc j. siui.ty oi converting them to
N,tnke pufp,se. The report - un'aVut-
AIDE The hghin'S Of theit CONSTRUCTION
and the mas at top hamper render them
wuUhc-s a. armed vessels. They could not
sustain he recuii of Their own gun-. Ihey
can be useful Ia the 9o,rtnm. ut only 81 ih-
iranspouatlon OF uoOp'. munitions Sc u
Is IT, be hoped that iit> report VIII lead -
some prompt and rthcIeu, me ,sures ior toe
increase vi the navy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

great Fi,c at Concord, v. II 500 600
uorh of Properly Destroyed 90 A slip from
HILLS Psttut Office, Concord dated OF Toe
Yesterday morning, gives the particulars oi
fire that broke out a little past IL o'Clo' X. IN
the extensive frame buildings al the depot ni
the Concord Riatlroad Co, UrCupicd by tie
Mrsus. Gilmore & Clspp, tor inclf extensive
Wholesale grocery establishment, and hy lie
Railroad lumpiny, as a car house, who ~, al
TIN. hour, nh almost all the contents, Is re-
du'ed nearly toas heap Of RUNS. w hen
discovered. the flames had made such prog
ress as to Gely the attempts oi the .irc com
panies, and their efforts were prin, ipally di-
recled to stopping their extension on the
south, toward, the RAILROAD Passenger DE.
pot The building contained an immense a
mount of ". | goods and groceries, com.
pnsing a large quantty Of -four, lime, oil,
plaster, pork. hsh. %itOn, &c dc besides
Tour valuable passenger cars, and three bag
gage cars, bc,unaiug to the HaI,rnnd, nearly
all OF " Inch /, desttpNed OF - much injured
as To he almo>t q total lost Me,srs Gilmore
4 Ciapp had recently finished taking au aC-
count Of their stock, winch they valued At
100000 Ouihi, SIC 900 was iusuted attic
Hartford FIRE lbs TO-, and s } 600 ~ ITO
Manufacturers t'trulr't'~. 'fh = .Iuntl Us
CompAuie, ln NpstDA- $4,000 Ia each. The
Railroad Company have lost $4,000 'nc.u-
dug the huiiGlng worth s 1000 or $4,000, and
car, worth $4,000, on which there i sad To
br no insurance The tuta. loss viii doubt
less reach 100000
The uilgiu OF tie fire Is not, nj tins time
definitely aSctrsined. 1t Is supposed, how
ever, Ia have taken from lhr stove ~ one OF
the cars. which arrived al . O'Clock on ues
day evening
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

Dean by Tec=mg The Monroe Mich
Advocate has tie following -- on thc nom.
nag Of The l0,h ,uu Johnildulcy was lound
dead IN the road no, iir from his residence
~ RnInsvill' IN thus county and on the
s,ur motuiny Jard Smnh Of LlSallc,
was also found dead IN the road IN lhl, town
both frozen To death dur,n. tn preceding
night n found by Jnucs rnpAnnel!cd by
Curuu,t Latham uf this city
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
Poud,, MAJ Slo,rn .p We Irarn 'ha

PoyJ,, MAJ blotrH Ep We learn hat
ne DRY house attached to the powder m'l
fI,bn Carkin Esq IN B,nnuston, ~"s
blown Up on "Wednesday n'sh' las Il
.,,..,,.d th1tihc,r vas lhol, $50 kegs
.Co,,,1,f undergoing he process % drN.
,on The ,prrad oftnc hre "a' 90 RAPID
-, an, louud .mpHuih.e 10 save any 81
he po~drr' Nj CArA".' h"",e ~'' d
II J.,l daass.l and t' .'hsr bai!l"gs
Co... ,co-h shattered iln cslm''el 81
sss4slOOJ 90 iu'ufaocr. Of caoi'c
INnhua Telegraph.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

10 tIs y sec. ur u,~ 81 inI.. - re,
VI r., k~O.d. NJ James " fi,het o.
Miss Sus.n 4 Sbipp,
IT, FsithaVrn. nu thr ? .rHi hv q VI
v lHsid E-q NJ Asrs.u >nn~ g. Miss Al
~, Nilsson. all ~ t.ifcuien
IN care uduu. lap H.. ~ Rev thstr'
Nu-th"uss. Nf p,rIcI Sn.it. - NI,~ Ma
ha ". acknowledgement 90 II ho.ul l.q
all ui 4 .st'a.'H
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

II The M'u,rc.i paper, stale as a rumot
that the e iiuutcr'S Lodges are again lorm-
M along tie an,da Ituniirr, sud Ia / the
mem ets are duliug themselves 10 the use Of
swords and mu.k cts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

Tn" W,>lcrn EVpu'llnr OF Tia" 9th siys
that 800 Of the SIC nni Fox tuhr Indians
pissed through Independence, frw days
previous, on their wsv assigned them hv
the Grn,rsl Govrruurrr Thrv tttv ll'd
on Zoe, ctcum,iv n,tv ilN.Id'rc IT, mcr
curry N the rhrunom,lcr STOOD I've degrees
below zero
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

NJ An Earthquake W,' scrionsIy felt
ot Memphis on the 23l ulr The Eagle
says the shock was accompanied with a
uimJung noise, aud apparently proceeded
from uouhNcst'rly direction, and listed
about bait minute.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

- \ PA Factory IS an operation ut
C.ho,ylllc, which turns on from each mn.
chine two Hundred AMI (ouy pins per min.
ute. A macMGe also sucks lhcm on paper
Of he rate Of twelve per minute
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

Ur.H Hrsri~G. a letter from CurniutA
Cas- e. states that there had been some
iatr .pur. ~ thai ne'gh1nth"od about The S"h
uh. II appears Va the great hfe' IA 'hr ms
ma Swamp last la,!, having de''f"'ed lhe'f
a,ud. ha duyen great n'm'efs "l years 10
81 .,,,,eu,n,e on a, bnIdeis AMI - they
80 m,kiag rrty Tree wllh the pig, g. ui
,,,r l,-m.f.. party TUNED nui ga pursuit OF
len, and IN the course oi ie~ DAYS tHeV
l.4et ne, lhan ansice7 tH gr"rH h'a'i
I,,,te, taking one alive, WHICH wa' tferd 6'
lie dogs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

T., Tvd ErA a,,ui Ovl.7 The
va i,,ct Wh,oh DO" Otrgon q.,,,.ou has
3rrdIc'i uas - l.' .ri i. a l,u... vhl,h
.housh not % bip.iy pa iv consequences
- h-t' h.'Nc'u o.. 1870 ctr1r. nh"ans
of the World ~ 4 far sTscim,n. on small
scale. Of The mode that governments ADOPT
to .,tlle Dispute, when oil arguments iai'
nnh 90 conr'ssjon vii be mlie H. Hop
sell lowu,hIp York county Penn, li,b
ui, dispute ntpsr b'tNecn Nf J'''o ''l'
'cu Of Maryland ami William Bhif OF
ONO ',lliye 10 the oregon question --
NJ B'7u c.l,.,l VI ',ibcta toy it
AL.,h insult Nj t;'b't 90 pu''r'c ts
chanc.st nni honor prthtnsi -, chal'uI
IL bun co. mnull combat The Wrp'u'
were inr,d Sitrs ttil.s--th. distance 81.
O., ptt,s According to ~" arrange nl'u''
ol,,, s,.-ar. n-.y ..,,.i b'ci go hack ar
a, thc word stcprcd OF thny PAGES ~leel
cd and frrd Mr. Gilb-u's bsil passing
through the right lapel Of Mr. Blaiis coat
when the seconds lntr,lrnd compromised
the difficulty. soj prevented any 'clu'iou
oftlood The ~ the tfs fight IN the o.
epon war, nnd y has rrmlnnted without
any body beng killed or wounded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

E-;' 4 widow lady has been 'tookcn up
IN Buffalo for slapp'ng TIA" jaws and other
WISE intoxicating hing shaped like man
She handled him pretty roughly, giving
him a mosl liberal taste OF the widow:
mtght
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

NJ One of In" k"rn~N pieces oi 'ogn"rv
that has transpIrcd for some tine. vas that
of frIow ia New York whoihrr, som"
pieces Of prp'r into ~" nrl rur" of The l't.
le' box =, lhr pos, ofIice, ty Mhi,Sb 81, il
.rrs ,ar,- prrStoted from passing ,h'""R"'
and he madr grab up"n them from the
outside Whetherth"y contained any mon
~ or no, has not We, been ascertancd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

ET Resolutions have been introduced
into the Pcnnsy wanna legislature, recon-
m,ndlne that the general so'crnm'n, give
the twelve months notice Ia Great Britain
respecting Oregon but they wcro Land on
the table
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

confirm he te,.7r lhs,'peh L-N. o.. ..
s'.,o5 - ll,,AnA by 10, IAn ucam,t tom
Yea Crug.
The N,~ Notk EIptc', Of Wcjussi.y
.aNt 90 ", have da'r, ~ sfr,.l Ue,,
hom tlavfns 'r ihs 18th tu''h'y "a u....
Ins iiY,h o f,p,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

~ Those Who 60 Tor the annexation Of
Cuba TO this cnuntfy, Jusui' The measure ~.
Oh the ground q al Mat island was iotmed by
the wash OF the MIssrSsippi rivcr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
l1lIH

w pusntA. ou NE o. INST. ~ ltm1u
llu,h,o l.. 81 ChWcuden. 1goj 30
In this village "n'jho | ith lnN Ambrose
Darwin aged 20 wears
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

"A T. the sIus'rrr ttlns appointed by
III. II ga Probate tuuu Tor the dis
ttTi OF FAlthavcn COMMISSIONERS To ter'h
esmIne and adjust al C,a.m' ami demands
ufsil persons against TIC estate ~
PAMELA CONE late ol Benson
in,aij district, deceased. tept, scented iusolven'
AMI also all claims and demands cNhibIt,d
IN offset thereto and SIX months from the
Ji day al DE, embrr 10, hcIns allowed hY
san cnurt for that purpose We tbcfeipte
hcRbv give nniic" mat We Viii attend la
he business Of our slll appointment At the
dwtlilug hou,r 81 Jonas G,rb, N sad Ben.
spr. on tie ooh day OF Mtr.h 4 u. 1916
I iron icn y lock ~. untiI o',,p.k p m
Dawn NpAM,, tr,,,,,,s.',.
JuN,S Glrn-,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
NNrI,It |,

DERSONS having 1r,eu.ei account, =
VainSl inr town oi Huland. arc hctehN
nuuhrd that We vii meet at Foot 1 EVrus
Oii.c ON Ssiutdiy tie liN d1y o. FrhfJtrl
ncA;, lot tie purpose oi sdusTu' hc same
Isaac &. RnNoLps,
Wv. Giinutr ,S,loct Men.
l. Mo,rHRrr
Ruil.n ), Jan l5.rt J
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
Inn RRIIlHH1 E.l.nMhn dRiE.a4. ,'

"One ut lun- -oae al q H'ae -oNk Al
A TINE shouted lhc constable
"Now You've done IT, exclaimed 'he
Judge out %! prirncr
Now You've done it. NOR yon r. d0H'
n-Now You'yE poNrITl' yelled he con
stable
There was 10 sunInc tbs. the cont
bar ami by sand"'a broke n'o a hr'H'
hugh to thu prricI surprise and d's"dy
nllhc arnnL,hel cunslnh-e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15

~ + the suh-cubct1 being .ppoor' u'
w ihe pr bate count Tor the dr,ir. o..
Rpllnnd, commissioners Ia receive - 'm'.'.
and ADJUST all LAIN, ami demands Of O. ..I.
sons against the estate Of
John En,i, lar IF N0iimgf,d
IN sad distinct de, cased. irptcsr t'o Dt..
vent, inI also all olItms auj dcuu -.
mhi"i 10 offset thereto and q moo. . .,....
the 18Th day Of Nov. Last L'log a.ptr ~
sand court tor hat putp"se, We DO & "'r'. Oh"
hereby give uutiCe that We VII aiIth. $40 so
business Of our SAID appointment 81 t.,
d~c,ilng house of the widow Of the dc 81
"a saII WAllAgfpri, on the 81 MonI'N 'i t'u.
uaN MAY neNt, from oloos \. i ,.tI
O'Clock +. NJ IN each Of SAL days.
Arrsfo lIrlr, ,Commr,
DENNis IIutrrr
Waihng ford Dec IS 1913.
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nE>NY HALL. Register

rRoBAIE corr. COURT, 4 b, " It ,rm ,' =,
at 4 probate court holden 81 tsr,rlrn with
and tor sAiI district un the IA day OF Jan.
A. ID lsiG,
Present. Almnn Wsrnrr. Judge.
The administrator ui The estate o. Ia|eO
: PmHu,, i,te OF P"uuue,, ne sili dls'url'
decreased, proposing to render an account "i
at. administrators. of sid tstitr,
IL II. ur,iefed lhaLnDwance ou me son day
of IrnrarV, next Of ih~ prot 'lr ONCE ~
Gas,irtun, and thai THIS order Ne lthii>h"d
three week, sGcC"s,iyoiV pfeNiuus thereto,
IN the Rut.nd llrrs,J, a newspaper pr0'cd
at Ruaad, ~ni,h shall he sriii icni n".iDr =
10 al reJsous Of The ume and place OF eh'
amlnlng sad scrounl
lIur cnnN o, Rrcnfd.
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HNNlES II GAY .or y, y
lGgp, tntn Au' Nut. 4 Co..
.u.rm lb,. IVA %, of RrIGul h., D, ,.>
ap,r~l htRnlm m tn, Nasoic lla'I ,"r..
ute A lNcts who're h. ~,lt t,,na.1 o..
.h1rtm, 'ni With rtrpatrdj',, ..'.'.-
,,u.Y' .Je, h,m No smallest
post ,,rt ak,u ,iL,t 90 ,'l.,...'
Euto,s, aal N a,,i Nh.,h ...... .a
,uip'sstd
group, oftrom to h taken 90 So.
,'cp,At,
Room, or,n t,um = A Mtot 81"
= VI Operations without regard 81. N,a" .
&C from Q A " 10 i "
The ,u,scss are invited C. cali .r' ~.
,mlnc sp'emrn e the AIT tl.... .t ,-.,'
ulehr.l safe OF pcrlc.unn
Rp,and prc 4 lsi5 -
THIS NAV rrtuv that ! h,rc ,ns ''y -.
] en- iuY son William ] liag'r Boo, l"-
duung TIC remainder 81 his uuuou.,. q
/ shall d,im none uf bis waReA 1910. Y'y tA
! debts 81 his contracting sitct u'a te's.
| AAkoN iIAGfH
Mendon, jan l.isi6
NnC Spruce MO lIcmlook I"s' ,''o,
wv 81 hv tho ,uhs.ubot T., nc -
h'erci ~ tho shop sccuMSd 10y lh''i,.'
Duuklse
JAMES PORTER
Ru'Nnd. Dec ~. 1914
FALL & WINTER FASHIONS
IOllN COOK a co. have ~, cl,rd un
~ Fail \ Nin,-r Fashions frt hu, sui
caps Nni have now on hand and nu 'o.,
manufacturing, Superior assortment. "' ....
Nil hc sold lows Tor cash. country proc o.. .e
approved c.o'h
CASH
Pad lot shipplng furs IS.
Ruilaud, Nov a
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ONr At 4 TIuE ~ constable who
bad lately t-'rn lulucrd INTO ohi-r, was N
Attendance on the rnHr'. nui VS. o'l"rci by
the lulg, 10 call Jnhn B,ll onl Ei'zthr'h
= Il II" Immediately hrgau at the top Of
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CORN BROOMS.
BrCkWliEAT FLOUR.
BOOTS 4 SHOES.

1T B, p"w vel >oli'ed that the suhsrr' O., 8,
Imsuua,tutc ,ui sell Boots & Shoe, a., ...
~ Tar norlct slS.r, Of better mtt"u,ls O.
better ~otk than baNo over been sold f.' o..
vicinity We make every kud at N..h
,lus nur uf hu,lurss, and have Constant, ...
hand large s'u,k Oar wulkmeu C1an.. .
OeA,cu By anything 'hl- sttroi IcIo.
BU,tT 4 NiH...,.
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" the subscrbets, being appointed a.,
w the Hon the Probate Cont, Tor The 81.
trci Of Rutland, commissioners TO rcccit'. .
examine and Adjust all claims and deu.aL Z,
of al, persons ogllns, II, estate OF
GdlaShn GoHid, late nj PtH'ford,'
N SAID di,trict deceased. represented irsr'.
vent amt also All clam, n1d demand,
'tei ~ H.r'' '-f'lo. ttd A wuuII. .r.a.'
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j uNtN 'FlN
BENSON, J u 3, 1916
STATE OF NERMuNrtREurcm"m
nls,r-r OF FINLAND, 81. ID tered ,h.

STATE OF VERMUN r.tREi,rcmom
81, special probate court held al Nui,ud
wltln and Tor sad district on the GIN day OF
January, 1916
Present. Wm Hall. Judge
hhnda Smuh, aumnl,tr,tux ui the estate
Of Asa Smith late at D,uby, IN s,Id
dIu,t, deceased, luics,,'., proposing to
render an account OF her adnluislrtiIol uf
sad estate.
Ills ordered that sail account he referred
Nund,y, helng the 81 day OF February neN;,
anl that copy OF tnls order be published
three weeks 1ucresslvely, previous thereto.
in The Rutland Herald, newspaper printcd
al Rutland, that all persons Interested may
"pgcs. anu u,yr,t ~ INC same II 'hey see
r,er ttup truV ul record.