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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held ~ We
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Couri Of ~"
aud chsncery for Buckingham County, on Monday, h'
5th day Of October. irih: ,.,,, S., ,
John j. Walker Thomas H. Flood. and wills I. 10
cock, late partners under the style and hfm Of J.
Walker A Co. Plaintiffs:
agninst
John Pyle, Defendant.
The defendant, John Pyle, no. having entered hi ~
prarance and gwen security according tothe act y
semby and the Rules of this Court and II appearing -
satisfactory evidence that he ~ inhabi.ant 81 ~.
country is ordered that the said absent deiendini DO
appear at the rules to he holden for the said touf 90
the FIRST Monday in January II, and answer the h y
the plaintiff and that copy ofthls order be FORTHWITH ~
serted In newspaper published IN the City Of hlen
'nond, for two months successfully, and posted y W.
front door Of the Court iifnse Of this county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held - ,h'
Clerks Office Of the Cucuit Superior Conrt - laN
and chaneery fl: Buckingham county, on Monday, ~
9Th day of October, lciG
John V. Crute, Plaintiff:
against
John PIE, Defendant.
The defendant, John Pyle, not having entered IL. ~
pearancc and gwen security according To the net al ~
sembly and the Rules II tins Court and II appearing u
satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabitani ~ y
country II il ordered that The saId absent defendant ~
appear al the rules 10 holden Tor the sand Court q
the first Monday III January next, aud answer hr miol
the plaintiff, and that's copy of this order be orlh"Hn
inserted III news aprr published In the City y
Richmond, for two months successfully, aud posted ~
the front door OF the Court House OF this county
a Copy. 1est-,
Oct 20-cw2m H. ELDRIDGE, &. &. :. =.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
SUNDAY N NEW HAVEN.

Tie Mayor OF New Haven. on Sun.
day last, with lew spec ,al eonstablcs
made tour oi the city aud found IS
shops, from the lowest etoqgcnes TO
the most respectable stores, opsn ior
the Transaction Of business. lie d..
'ol them 10 bc closet forthwith, &
uI' orders acre complied with IN all
cases, IN most Of them thecrlul,y. II
/, his purpose TO prevent the opening
Of gtoS shops, cigar shops and soda
shops Oh Sundays in future, and some
Of the BARRIERS Of the cly have requcs
ted hun TO extend ms prohibition &c
then, Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
aft,-.,,o Ns.a,,l, D,,,l, Us,s,,

Aih.7i 70 Made, a, Dtp-ly Hsrdsn
- "a, Niais Pu,sa Al sutnR "a, made
ycs.fiay iorenoon, BY seo'o'cd pt,on,t
ramsd ,,eotge Wil.on. 10 take ttc ''r o.
VI, WniA,r. the D-pny Watl,n |. rp
rcst that Wilson wa, saving WOOD 90 the
pfi,on ward. when Mr. Walker. Do,icine
ihs, BE- sd % in.H 'lt'og u manner a. to
faN t't.Yeh doubt. - Jsunes niece. ..
spoke 10 him 90 The u'Jrct To jts hc
inside no reply, bot taking an arc 10 b.,
rgh, hand commenced hscAing very care
lehly A. the Warden "a, passing h,n
be noticed that he look hold ofiLc aIe 9TH
bo,h hands, snd turning round TO be ca 10"
look oct fo' danger. Ice r,cctvtd blow On
his fofchrld nom the bod q the are
which hooked hin down anl partially
stunned hun The prisoner lhen nImet
another blow Al hs head bot Mr. Wake
N hs ,dpru 10 ward II "a, was struck OF
the cali OF ooe Of his icgs bv the edge
he nxc, which cut nearly through lh'
srns hone a lhlfI blow was received
from the edge Of tho axe 90 hr otms The
7 prisoner Mas aiming a fourth blow n, the
by hsvc proved fatal when be was hrod
upon by one Of the guard, and bal en-
! tered his thigh, b dly i'netuiiog the bone
md rl.srng entirely through
The Deputy Warden "a badly hurt bu
no, dangerously Tie has been conneeltd
with the Prison for many years having
been there 0uder the administration OF Nj
( P,llsbury and has the reputation Of be'og
an excellent Officer or course no human
foresight could guard against an event o
th,s nature The prisoner u conhoed, W.
undcrs1rd fcr an atcmr, 20 kill ii'
term II ,mpu,ouu,u. IS {. '.e ya 'N
o. which have c>pucd lie Is an ro'N
/ fellow aud once lu,d to kill Mr. Strong
" hen he was Deputy Warden
Captain Johnson, the Warden OF 'h'
I Prison Is absent ~ New York Hdrf
/ foId CourdHL Srpt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
THE NANTUCKET SUFFER
ERS.

The citizens Of Nantucket assem-
blcd IN town meeting on the Sd INST,
for the purpose of expressing their &C
acknowledgements OF gratitude TO the sew
cral towns, cities, associations and 10
Individuals collectively and separately
for the generous contributions tor the
relief of the sufferers by the late DIS
asterouS fire in that town. The Mod
orator OF the meeting, Thomas Macy,
Esq, has by the direction of the meet
my, published card in which these
acknowledgements aud these feelings,
are very warmly and cloqucntly cX-
pressed, closing III the following Ian
gunyc:
"Boun,ifullv have YOU responded to
our appeal, AL IN the name Of our
common humanity we thank you; IN
the name of the houseless widow
naked aud hungry children we thank
Won. aud the silent tear Of gratitude,
which moistcncd the check of help
less old age, will bear the record OF
your kindness beyond the grave. The
balm of consolation and comfort was
freely poured IN for the relief OF ON
distress III the hour of orr greatest nj
fiction and in the name of the whole
town we again thank yon, and we ar
IDENTITY pray that Heavens choicest
blessing may reward your noble mt
nlficencc.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

STATE cf Vermont, RE it remember
Dls,nc, 6l Rutland, s. - tina, at special
probate cour, holden a, Ruiland, within and
for sand distcl on The l2lh day of Sepiem-
Der. A ID. 1916.
Presen, VIM. Hall, Judge.
An instrument IN ~rillng putportng to be
last wit and testament OF CALVIN Robinson
late OF Shrewsbury, IN said district, deceased,
having been presented 10 said court tor pro
bate and allowance, by Susan Robinson, the
executTix therein named,
|, IL ordered that sand will hc referred Tor
probate and allowance TO tie first Monday,
being the SIN day Of Oct. next, and that a
copy ul THIS order. he published, three weeks
succes.tvelv previous thereto, IN the Rutland
iierlnd, reNspnper printed at Rutland. that
all persons interested may appear and con
test the probate thereof II they zee CAUSE
A ltus COPY OF record,
80 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
rRnrKLE At NAIvON.

lf. W. p'S'' - 80
a. ,ru,rt from Inc ST. Louis Era
29,h hungs us Adyiocs froin
ts. Toe troubles among the
,r. rui anu Motmons were
ra- - cf'is. A letter 10 The
et,
. ''. you Lase seen, ere tbs,
a. iamliIou Of MsJor Parker, re-
,rr tho dispersion o( the large par
a' antics collected at Carthage
i the antics not abandon ihclr
,' "a three days (Which, 10y the
they have rot done Mayor y.
r-rmlsed large company 81 Nor
g., the pnvl.aec of attacking them
te' quarters at Carthage, and e
.a.'y dlspersiug them, under large
l,ercc. The excitement among the
y mors ~ intense. aud man 10 mau
J urged 10 desperation. notice.
n. 'lN or eight camps III Iowa. op
,'e tie city and numbers Of Nor
IS lingering around, as Il watching
lorh coming destiny Of thcir friend,
only hopes
The Mormons cast urco pieces o
t-aou this week, aud have in toto
~ Founders.
The antics have collected to tn,
lntcr of six hundred men m Garth
,r have five pieces Of Artillery
serve minute military order, and ap
ar determined TO enter Nuuvoo OF
next Their numbers IN
iea,c daily, and think there is very
',c probability oil any dcmonstranct
hrc they gather one thousand
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Sa'r n Tor-naL DE 1t remember.
D,'no, Of r Hand, a. - ed ,h,is,,,pe.
rial pfobss coon ho.dsu Of KBusbd. wuhih
ssd Tot .sie disnot. on Ne llih ds, 81 Ser,
A. d. 1910
Present Nm Hal. lodge
An iusi'um'ti IN wftnpe r1rpofung 10 70
the last vii ~ icsianen % ol Ihrrerrt CAV,
heH. tstc Of bnmoutt. 90 .sii DISTRICT DC
cease. having been prsseoie 10 sad cuau
iot probate AZ allowance ,lc ,natd ttT'.
bell. iho eActu'vt tpeutia 1ueI.
IL 10 ordered mat ssid - OBJ lee tc.srrtt TOT
probate and SIowantr To- the lpt MONDAY.
benz The 5ih DAY Of Ocio,st newt and that
eopI OF ,hn order be Published three weeks
'urcessire,y previous Thereto, 90 the kultsho
Herald a new paper pt,uicd at kui.and, that
all persons interested NAV appear sod com
test the pfo5sN thereof o. hcy see ,ause
A true copy ~ ttrott %
HENRY NALL. Rrs,s,er.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
THE TREASURY or HISTORY

Comprising General u'foducjrv outline
ot auN.r-'' h'N'''., arrttH' aH. tn'ir,n, !
a eenes oi 81 ,afaio ui,.ottes Oi uycGy p.Inci.
pal nsiIOn that eNISis, tutir tiso, progress,
present condition, &c, &. by sam Mauh-
der. auihorof the Treasury Of knowledge,
Biographical Treasury Literary aud So.
enl6c Treasury &c. iorluding the Histo.
~ Of America. edited by John In' al, Esq
Complete in Two volumes, large octave,
with engrayings, e. An eduon IN paper
covers, complete sui'able for mailing, 81
DANIEL ADEE, PublIshef
lO7. FUltuu street, New York.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
DIED.

In this village on the 10Th inst, Hen.
ry youngest son Of Ephrlan and Ma.
reia ButtcrieId, aged one year and 9
months.
In tins town, on the 9TH inst William II ct,
infant SON Of Hiram A. DAVIS, aged niue
mouths
Ia Fairhaven. at the residence Of her f..
Their, "n the llli inst, after ptotracied ill.,
ness, Mrs. Harriet Maria, wife OF Juhn i.
Shsld"n. and only d lighter of Jefferson and
Laura d. Barnes. IN the 22nd year Of her
age.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Naughn's Great American Remedy
will do more rs a curative ngen, than
any other article before the public 800
this IS no numeaning puff, If you want
proof call upon the Agent. You can
satisfy yourself that tins article posses
es more real worth than amy kind al
medicine now before the world In
diseases Of the Urinary Organs, GRAY
e., etc, It has no equal. See Adver-
.srncuf. C5lnnA Get pamphlet al
Agent W. +. G. SroDDAnD, Agent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
OF yERMONT.1pEnrmem

STATE OF vERMONT,1 DE remem.
Dnnc, Of Rutland, IS. ID bercd thu,
alta SPECIAL probate count held al Rutiand
within and Tor SAID distinct on the o7th day
Of Aug. A. 1876
Present, Vim Hall, Judge
an instrument 10 writing purpoiring to be
The last will and testament Of Sarah Decker
man late Of Mounihu'iy IN said district, de
ceased. a'ing this day been presented 10 said
cuur, for probate and allowance by Hiram
Dlrkerman, the executor therein named.
II Is ordered that said will be referred
FOR probate and allowance to the first
Monday being the 5h day OF October neat.
and that copy of this order be published
three weeks successfully previous thereto
IA the Rutland Herald, a. newspaper prruled
at Rutland, that all persons interested may
appear and contest the probate thereof II
they see cause A true copy of Record,
81 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

WARSAW, Ill, Aug 81. 1916.
~ evening returned from the camp
! u Cournbrs posse q, Carthage. and
,.y y, Ton O'Clock tas been fixed upon
ne officers N command Tor marching to
] ,poo The pose COASTS OF about 800
who are actually dong camp duty
! n!c,' which there IS about 800 more IN
] 'oNn and around she camp, who 1t IS
tn'c'cl ~ill accompany them, ss soon az
pose commences rs march Csptiin
! Q. .~,on. Of Bruwne county. has CON.
al a.'Istcd by MJor l}tockman, OF the
ne cornly, they MISC have five SIX
njers we'll mirncd, under command Of
.Jncl Chmrndcn, Of Adams county. -
)b.o pIecr, OF artillery belong to the
! '' and have m s1nc Instances been bro {
= AMI 'Sly mics for the prcscn; occa
20 |, - the design Of the posse to march
Jay within frv mics Of Nnuvoo and
re ercamp, AMI are ordered to be pro
I'D with five days ptovisjons-tolchrr
% spades. shovels, aArs, &, To throw
0'rnchmcns IN cnse Of need The
' appears 10 he marked with n good
- II determination they are better off.
- Than heretofore. and more system is
\ 'rrvh5lr ~ ihcir operations
There arr various reports from Nauvoo
|-,llnc that the Mormpns will make We.
+ determined resistance, AMI others thai,
FL tCaS1ncc wall not amour, to much -
IS stated by some persons from there,
NJ lhcY can mise not more than two hun.
~i and A"y '~e~, ~L..st the Mnr,nous
ly lhal Ihey can raise thousand and that
)cy arc cons,anly receiving accesslons
q he other SIDE Of the river. These
! lrncuG are not believed 6y the COnsla
~ poste. who charge that 1t is part oil
| &c game OF Drag. which has been very sue
-'fl''y practiscd in Nauvoo, heretofore
Ne hing IS ccrain however, there is a
m710y Ct women who are drilling daily
4 N1uvoo, preparatory TO dc.cnd.ng the
\ Y tom attack, as they say, bot Ire real
ave Cor this IS moro likely 10 be to re.
an lutcrest ~ b-hnh oil the Mormoas
b'oal-Ihe cry oipCrScCu'ion IS a iavoutC
~ Nun IT en-.
There IS no doubt bn, ,hcre ism large
3orl.n Of the New CnZcns Of Nauvoc
Of the Mofmons, bu, are afraid 10
R'9H a'!r sentiments, from fear Of beng
''n rom the clty have seen five nj
'o.rts TO thts II Ct from them to III,
's''aar,H hIeh have beeu taken to Spring
4 hy one OF hcit number ard IN which
y ask his odd in the protection Of ,hcir
rs and property from the Mormont, ans
at he enforce the contract entered into
Na them Tor lea:.ng the STATE
| snd YOU a Proclamation issued bS
'nes K Parker. who has been scot her
IN" Governor from Fulton county Thu
eaehmenl ri the Illinois militia which h'
peaks Of having under his command con
~ Of len men, oil toll and tina part II
ch,th he speaks of two OF his men beinl
eA'o"rousiy treated at Carthage, lsa men
P'th' Of iancy, put 10 for the purpose o
Fmocl"shment and without which It up
'ai' impossible to send any thing on, O
Nio'oo The syle ol this produetiot
through Is purely OF ~ Baekensos OF
ser
BY Tuesday or Wedaaslay may b
''- To give you the d-,nil- Of the hsule =
Dc killed, wounded and missing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
MARRIED..

Ia Cnstluon on the 9Th INST by r. w
Rec. Esq Mr. John Davis OF Burlington
VI to MISS EunIcc JOY. Of Hebron \. Y
In this village on the 81 inst by Rev
S hlar.nialr Of Walingfofd MIR W A
Dana Of Brandon, to Miss Jane r Rath
bone, oi tins village
In Rupert. on the 5,h inst, by Hiram S
Smith Esq, Sylvester Antrus OF Rupert, &c
Miss Papin, Howe OF Wells.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Oregon, Sdndipirh Islands, DC The
Hon. 5. X. tlobble, ac,lng postmaster gen
eral, has caused notice 10 &c gwen TO post
masters and Others, tia, an opportunity al
sending Ieiers, newspapers, aud other mail
matter 10 Oregon, and to cluEens Of the u.
States q, the Sandwich Islands. will shortly
occur By means OF public vesseis TO be de-
spa'cbed from the port OF New York around
Cape Horn. and Up the Pacific eoast, free
OF any charge for the transmission IN those
vessels, the matter to be forwarded By 9th
er opportunities from thor place Of debafR
alton Leters, nesspapcr and mail mat
ter dePosLed IA tie poe,otice OF New
York, II the postage Of Two cents ou eac l.
package be prepai4 and lk, matter tot
~srd"d 10 Ne~ " from ane other post
office # inland postage 10 New York b,
prepaid thereon. wit be dlly made ur
and forwarded un5,r charge oflhe tsp,nir
OF the vessel conyeying the same. L n
ad ,lsel that correspondence to persons IT
| Oregon ~ -lifessrt 60 or 10 itr care Of
/ NJ 4 + WILSON. mcrtian:, astoria. ore
ron. and lhs, those who desire to svsi
themselves Of thu transmission lose no um'
IA embracing the opportunity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
NOT ICE.

FISS LUCINDA PLuMLEY left Eas,
IVE Rutland about the lst Of Aug. ult-
She was last seen al HE North Flats IN Ciar-
cndon going South. The manner Of her
leaving exclles great anxiety or her safety.
Miss j. was about twen,y-one years old
tall, lgh, complexion, and Of delicate health
Whoever will give Information Of her where
abouls, Ia the subscriber, at East ClaIen
don, shall bc Literally rewarded
ORlSON PLUMLEY.
Eas, Clarendon, Sept Is, 1916 3S'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
MOCK AUCTIONEER CASE.

A grces horn from the State Of Yer
non, yesterday went into the mock
t1c,Jusr establishment; Of a man
taned Citizen. who at that particular
a3meut was selling a ane gold watch
q somc less than s2l; and the Yer
n'n'er not liking the idea Of eny O.
-H person getting gold watch so
heap when Tor a mere tribe more he
l''ld LeConie the owner Of the watch,
| . 81, and forthwith II was Knocked
o9En 10 him. He Immediately walk
" up 10 the counter, paid tue money,
l'os possession OF the beautiful watch
M left the store. lie had not been
s'ne long before he aSccrtaned that
god watch was polished brass, and
vas advised 10 apply to the Mayor
'' Ted!ess, which lac did. The dread
haylnga banner pauded before hls
4'oi caused Mr Gilbert Ia return the
money, aud the kermoupr rec konS
Val he Will DO more careful another
me y Y Courier Enquirer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Extraordinary Spccd Merchants Of
Liverpool, WHO wrote letters to Boston
on The 10Th July, received answers
from Boston III twenty four days al
forwards The steamer Cambria, on
her late outward trip to Liverpool,
was only seven DAYS, after looslng
sight Of laud Mt Halifax, before she
nudc land on the other side.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

WE the sub.cribefs, beir. Sproln'ed 30
w the Hon ,he Probate '...' .of the ''-
trict Ct falra4Yen, c0mmlsslousfA 10 receive
examine and August all claims aud demands
Of all persons sgainst the estate Of
Uarid M,arAan, late o. Brnioh,
i o said district, deceased, represented ihso'.
vent, and siE months from he 1911 ca' OF
Augua, 1916, being SLOWED by said cou''
for that purpose ~e Do thef' ore hereby
rive notice that Ne vii attend 10 TIE DO
sne.s Of our said appointment al
Me.cham's dwelling house IA Bensou.on ne
frat Thursdays 81 October and saa'ry
reIi, from nine O'Clock III unt. io1f q
eIock, P N, on cart 0fssid days
iIoSlct KiSo.l r.n,,,
N W SHITH,
Bsasos, Agsus. 90, 1915. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

p.t, d" f .hMnH. BE b.,. .G" ,ns,
al Probate Couu holden al CasIleton in
and for sad district on the An day OF
September. 1916.
Present \. Warner, Judge.
WHEREAS David Wing administrator
w at the estate OF DAVID Potter, late ui
Ca,leion IN sad district deceased, has rep.
resented 10 SAID Coat thai the sald deceased
IA his lIle Time was under contract binding
IN equity to deed Ia DAVID Pouer Jr. the ini-
lo~lhg described lands, VIZ One piece OF
la I'd iviug IN Castlelon Aforesaid, bounded
by beginning al stake and stones standing
Ia the south eA.i conner vi lands owned by
Beers Perry, thence north 10 dog 30 mIn.
east one hundred and sixteen rods 10 hard.
hack sap'Ing and stones, thence west fifty
/ three rods to STAKE and stones. thence
, houh Lpuy-siI rods " a siaas and tlone =,
thence e.si one hundred rods 70 The east
line Of ss,d Castlston. o0e hundred and SIX
" rods TO a black oak tree and stones, thence
west on tie north line Of In Ames' land
forty rods 10 the place OF beginning, supPos'
Cd ~ contain iiItv Scre- OF and. Also one
rthef piece Of land lying m Ira 10 the county
1 o. Rutland, bounded by beginning n 'ke
standing ia C4snelpn east unt, and on Tie
south line Of iLe highway leading from Cas-
3 ilslun Ia Rutland, thence on CasilotOn line
south about si,ty rods 10 the west line Of a
ditch, thence on sail dl,ch add stone wall
ten rods, t,es,o nouheuy 10 maple tree,
thence no'th-sassehy to stake siI feet
w.,' OF The rasl ha' post m tie spuih Inc OF
tne .ishrav. l'cYrc eas.,f,y 90 thr hfsI men
uo-ed bounds conialn'ng ahouIf vs ac'es Vi
lard
And ~hersa, .aid administrator has made
application To sad Couu tpi license 10 deed
sad lands agreeable 10 said contract Of said
deceased MADE ia his HE tlme,
Therefore il Is ofdcfed that said applica-
I'on ,,and lot heauae snd decision al ses-
sion Of said COM 10 % holden 81 CsStietoa
AFORESAID, ca the hrN Wednesday Il being
he 7.h day Of October ntit, and that notice
. thereof be giSsn 10 al pers,ns frtsIssted BY
! p1blI.hing a copy 81 ibis ordrf ttrres week.
/ soooeEsively 10 the Rutland Head news
paper puoted Al Rg,lasd pre-, 10 The
uGpe OF hssnng
A uos Copy of Reontd.
3 % JANIS 4 NARNRR, Regis,eh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

PotG.oc Rot Prercntatirc.-A cofre'1on-
dcnt of the New York Sun states after
drying his potatoes a few hours in the
heid, ne packed them into barrels dis
trIbuting IN each barrel half n peck OF
quick lime, well mixed, with an equal
quantity Of powdered charcoal, winch
kept the potatoes sound all the year
He thinks the same mixture would
preserve rot in the hill, If spread on
TIE manure; but this he has not tried.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

The sheriff of Cayuga county, n. Y IN
n letter 10 the TocsIn, says in relation to
Wyatt (whose re-. name was Mead -
The llle OF Wyatt, taken down by his
couG,el a, understand dlscio'c' the career
OF one OF the .os, abandoned ott. e..
murderers, from the age Of hheen, without
change, except IN the ierocty, down to the
scafoid, that any man has read Of or i'm
agined he went to the rope with ven
geancc breathing from his lips, and died
without, chow OF con,rtioo fot his numor.
Gus COMES d robJcucs aad murders"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

STATE TATE: or VERMONT .t,'I BEl,g,r !. n,
a, a probate court held at Castle,or within
and for said district, on the 4lh day Of Sept
A. ID. 1916.
Present, A Warner, Judge
Where as. Minerva L. Mallary. adminis,ra.
tri1 OF the estatr OF Caroius X. Nsilsrv, is,e
Of Poutney, in said district. deceased. has
made application TO said court, for license to
sell 81 much Of the real estate Of said. de-
ceased, as will raise Tho sum of $3.50 90,
Tor the purpose OF paying the debts against
said estate ard the charges Of administration
and selilng forth such facts therein, as tend
to show the necessity NJ SAID sale.
1t is therefore ordered that sand petition
stand for hearing and decision, nj a session
Of said court, To be holden at Castlelou, =
foresad, on the first Wednesday II being tho
7ih day OF October, next. and that notice
thereof be 81 ven 10 all persons Interested, by
publication OF copy ol this order weeks
successivev in the Rutland Herald a news
paper printed at Rutland. A true copy rec
ord IS J. a, WARMER, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
PEACE PEACE, WITH MEM.
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1T Is with the greatest pleasure that the
i Subscriber Is authntIIed To announce to
;he people of Vermont that tie present dlii-
,ujirs exist ng between lhl- Government X
feeble dlsorgamIed Mexico viii he adjusted
as speedily as the wisdom OF J X Polk can
accomplish IT, Therefore, IN view Of this
fart, the subscriber proposes to sci, the cs-
tate of LYDIA Richards, deceased, Wing 10
Pouhney W., consisting Of one two story
dwelling housh, situated three doors north of
the Foundry and m,chlne stop, owned by
Hlckok and Mears, together with good ont
buildings and one half acre of land, on the
said premises there isa well Of wafer which
is inexhaus,Ible, and ,he goodness of which
is unsurpassed Terms Of pavmens mado
easy For further particulars, enquire Of
the subscrbN on the premises.
WM T. RICHARDS, Admir-.
Poultry, Sept. 9Th, lsio ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

Il is now undefRnol thai Hon George
McnutEie u. 5 Senator from South Caro-
Ina will vseAte h.. ,esi N consequence OF
Ili heath. Among the nsmes mentioned
as likely 70 succeed Mr. He l1pfiie are those
Of II. Baravell Rhett + w Pese1s snd
Judge O'Nel,- the lssI ssd 10 BE- be mos
oro6sbls one. lie is en- lrIhmsn b. birth.
and has acquitted his reputation by ha own
lalent HIS poirres are moderate, and y .
sad tha, he vill be- =, good choice a.
sog,h Cafo'u7 eau make