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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

TOBACCO FOR FRANoE.-The New York Journal of
Commerce contains an advertisement Of the French
government for proposals TO supply the royal factories
with tobacco. They require of the crop of 1916 from
the United States S05O.000 kill, and from Hungary
and other places 100000 Kill, in all, IL ,O5OOO0
killogrammes, or "a, 400, SEQ lbs The amount of
Maryland tobacco required Of the crop Of 1916, is
1,559,5OO killogrammes, and of Virginia 100000
killoprammes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

DEPARTURE OF GENERAL ScoTr FOR THE SEAT OF
WAR-We find the following in the Washington
"Daily Fountain" of the 25th Nov. The +" Union -
says nothing about the matter:
We understand that General Scott and his staff left
Washington yesterday morning for the seat of war.
His destination is said TO be Tampco which it is ex-
pected will be in possession of the American forces
by the time he reaches that point. We informed
that ne has gone to direct the operations of the
Of invasion;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

Miss Nano Hayes of Louisville, KY, has recovered
verdict of $4,000 Of Mr.. John Hayes for breach Of
marriage promise. Miss Nsno can now afford to
snap her fingers at him. 1t is said two three other
disappointed spinsters have only awaited this issue to
commence other suits. Poor John suppose he
would sooner have married them all than thus to suf
fer in his pocket
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

C%TThe State Sentinel is one of the very best
papers in the State; and we arc in hopes under the
arrangements that it will with an increased
patronage. They intend to issue trisweekly during
the session of the Legislature, and we would advise
those who wish full and correct account of their
proceedings to forward their dolar-PrincetoH Dem.
Clarion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

0ZrcaPt- S. H. Stringham has received orders to
take command Of the U S. line Of battle ship Ohio,
and proceed to with all possible dispatch. under
sealed orders His destination is unknown, but pre-
sumed to be Vera Cruz. thousand men for the Ohio
had been advertised for.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

f<7-We are informed that Richard w. Thompson,
ESQ, who was expected to open law scb"ol in the
Asbury University on the LIST Monday of December
inst, will, account Of personal engagements be
compelled to decline doing so for the present.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

GIVE learn that JOHN Warts, a lohig, has
been elected 10 the general assembly, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Mr. ELLER. There
were less than sir democratic candidates. we are
told; which develops very beautiful state of party
discipline in Z" old Democratic Monroe"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

The State Sentinel is, and always has been, an
excellent paper, and deserves to be well supported
particularly by the Democracy of administrator
Iadianian.
We hope always to deserN the good opinion Of our
generous friends.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

MARRIEn, On Wednesday, the 25th ult by Thos
Morrow, Esq, MIR. Mordecai Hadley to Miss Sarah
Barnhill, both Of this county.
DIED, At Martnsvlle, on the 18th ut., JAMES B.
RICHARDS in the 5jth year Of his are
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

A COURAGEOUS WoMAN-Mrs. Harriet Hoyt, wife
of private James Hoyt, of Capt Washington's COM
pan, left Carlisle about the middle OF August last,
taking with her child about two years OF aged with
fine intention of Joining her husband who had march
cd TO Texas with his company She arrived in safety
AT General Wool-s camp, on the 22d of September,
though part Of her route infested by hordes Of
hostile savages
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03
To CorrcSnnndcnfs.

j. A. c. CTawfordsvlc-You paid your postage
have obtained good chance" Don't want you.
X. Bowling Green-wI Can't tell tn
price Of "pig in bag. but will be liberal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

Supposing the suggestions Of the Salem News true,
which they are hot. we would advise him to read
Matt v. Al, As, and then pen another paragraph en-
our new co-parlnershiP.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

sDTThe proceedings of the Indianapolis Benevolent
Society, and of meeting for the suppression of
Gambling, are necessarily deferred Till our next paper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03
MORE NEW JEyyELRY.

ME has just received addition his former stock.
I'VE superior OF Jevey AID Fancy Goods con-
sisiing Of
large assortment Of silver bowed specaeles
spectacle
J. Wosienholm's fine diamond Pocket knives.
Razors Strops. Scissors Of the finest quality.
Perfu various kinds
III
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

Per CoxrRA--A New Bedford paper reports case
in which Daniel Hines recovered 800 damages in a
suit against Eliza Ann Smith for breach Of promise
to marry The defendant is young lady Of 10 years
Of age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03
MANAGERS OFFICE.

y. q.
wHEEIsING NOV. 25, 1886.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY Glass 90 draws at JERSEY
CITY Dec. and 1876 IS No Lottery. u drawn ballots
$4,000 5000; 10 Of 100; 1850 600 &C. Tickets S.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, p draws at Alexandria Dec. s.
1916. rs Lottery drawn ballots.
$4,000 lO000 60 3l40 5000 800 2000 and 80 each of
1000; 500 s0 l23 Of 2o0 TekesSlO certificate oil % whole
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass o. draws JERSEY OITY,
Dec. Q. IS No. Lottery IA drawn ballots.
$4,000; 5O 1900 1850 and 10 each Of 1000; 500 300
Tickets So certificate Of 70 whole tickets viii cost 500
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class O., draws at Alexandria
Dec. - 1885, 70 No Lottery Is drawn ballots.
S35 goo 1000; 5000; $500 1900 1000 900 100; 100
Tickets $40 certificate Of 95 whole tickets will sl25
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Class l0O draws al JERSEY
CITY, Dec. 10, 1876 &c No Lottery Il drawn ballots
$4,000 prizes each OF $500; $500; 1900 lSoO 1881 OF
1000 10 Of 800.
Tickets S. certificate of 26 whole tickets win cost Sos
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class r.. draws Alexandra.
Dec 10; IS No. Lottery l6 drawn ballots
25 each Of lO00 500 400, 800; so each OF $50 200
Tickets $40 certificate Of Is whole tickets will cost sI25
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Class l02 draws at Jersey City,
Dec. ~, "a No. Lottery IA drawn ballots.
S200O0 Of 5,OO0i Of $500; Of 1000.
Tickets SIS certificate Of &c whole tickets viii cost Sos
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass = draws Dec &C. Iss6 IS
sss6OOj 5000 5000 1905 si9O $780, Of
500, 400, and $50 Of 200, sc.
Tickets $40 certificate Of a6 whole tickets cost $40
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Class lo4; draws at JERSEY
CITY, Dec So 1876 7s No Lottery Is drawn ballots.
$1,000 10000 1850; 200o Is Of 1900 40 Of $50; so Of 80;
Ilckets certificate &c tickets viii sos
November 9h, 1876 2s-f7-53, $4,000 Half Ticket.
November nth " 1869, $1,000 Quart Ticket.
November 18th " l9-234O $1,000 Half Ticket
All the above Capitals have been sold at this Office For Tick
cts in any OF the above Schemes address your
ROBERT ARMSTRONG CO.,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

The popular vote given at the recent election in
New York exhibits democratic majority, though the
Wings elected majority of officers. The Journal Of
Commerce tests this in several ways: is by COM
pairing the aggregate of votes for congressman, which
shows 1S0,049 for the Wing members, and lS33G9
for the Democratic members,-a democratic majority
of 1890 We have not room for the Journals table,
which it prefaces by other facts, viz; Sas Wright,
who voted for the Tariff of 1912, received a less
number Of votes in the State by IL, 700 than Addison
Gardiner, the ticket, who is known TO be in
favor of the newt Tariff. But part of this diffe
renee may be attributed and justly So TO the votes Of
the Anti-Reners, will further state that the
Addison Gardiner received, in the State at large
5000 votes (say 2700) than John Young, both
OF whom were on the Aiiti.Rent ticket Is not this a
fair test! If then the election turned upon the Tariff
question, (Which do not believe it did to any great
exent) it follows from the above fact, that majority
of the people are in favor of the Tariff Of 1885, and
opposed to that Of 1912.
Anoher fact is, that the sum of the votes for the
Democratic candidates for Governor and It. Governor
Wright and Gardiner, is more than 2000 greater
than the Wing candidates for the same Offices, Young
and Fish, received. This shows, if it shows any
thing that the State of New York is still Democratic"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

Total, Is States, out of 90 In Maine and Mis-
souri,, December Sd is The day: in South Carolina
and Georgia, November 9th was observed. 1t is to
be hoped that hereafter the day will be appointed
throughout the Union.
Thursday the Sd of December has been appointed
day of thanksgiving in Maine. Why couldn't
the governor have said November 26 Boston Post.
Because there good many weddings fixed for
that evening-and we want moonlight for the friends
Of the parties who live at distance Good sleghlng
is requisite of thanksgiving day-and we may get
snow storm by the Sd. II is much the best time.
The 18th may go to thunder 1t isn't much Of day.
Portland Argus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03
WATCHES, JEWELLERY. &c.

THE undersigned has just received his Fall and Winter
stock, which far larger and varied
fI.b FORE consisting in part OF the following,
A selected variety of Gold and Silver Lever and Plain
WATCHES
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases
Splendid stone. imitation. and plain Finger Rings.
Ladies' Gentemens Pins, every varey-soma
very rich.
Reteule and Purse Clasps, style.
Silver and Fancy Top Steel Combs, new article.
Hair and Shawl Pins,
Ladies' Memorandum and Gard Cases.
Coral Seed Necklaces, &C. all Of which will he sold very low
NJ RECH, NorwoOds Block,
the Pal nerH HOUSE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03
Watch and JeweIry Establishment.

WHICH stuu JeWctty EStdDit>Utueuts
rHNHE undersigned would cali the attention OF and the
n public generally his Watches Jewery. and
Silver Ware which he has selected with and u such prices
fail lie would refer his other advertisements,
and respectfully solicit call from those DESTROYS Of purchasing
e feels confident that lis facilities
for replening such viii him
lower than any other establishment in the city
IA. RECH.
Store in NOrwoed's Block opposite Palmer House.
nar
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

GOLD PENS. SILVER WARE, &c.
UST received and the lowest prices beautiful
someat Of Main diamond pointed GoLp PESs from noted ma
Also zlch Table and Tea Spoons
Sugar kauperor and stye Ladies Mustard Cream
and Salt Spoohs &c, &c: ~. hEcn,
Dec. lei6-5sy opposite 'he RAINIER n0u'e'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

The undersigned respectfully himself eandi
date for the post OF Assistant Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatyes JAMES G. RAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-03

THANKSGIVING. time-honored Yankee festal
day was celebrated on the 26th of November in the
following States, as we learn from the N. Y. Journal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
Y. ". DOWNS
Vcgeta bic ID n sa ~
ELIXIR.
"liE Great Northern Remedy f)r r

TIl T. Great Northern Remedy lpI ~
l. CoIdI, bleeding Al the Lung, Bie'.
is. Night Swests, difficulty OF blealbri
oil other diseases Of the Lungs. wb.a
NEGLIGENT stages oflhe Consumpu.n-' .
evidence OF which can be found 10 g.. :"
raj sheets and pamphlets in the hands
gents, some OF which arc occasional p
Iisl,ed In another part Of this paper
CURTIS d SMITH, S.. Al1lG' "
Only wholsalo Agents, 10y whom Ago
be supplied IN any pan Of the tH'Oh' .
the best Terms. =
Sold by especial appointment. b' Il
&. stoddard, Rutland D. Morgan. J
Rutland; V. Ross, Brandon, T. I'aa
Casllslon c Walker. Benson Va
lis, Middletown; n. W. Sawyer TIES Z,
II sImond., Piusiord; Hall 8 Psifd
endon c. C.. Blossom, w. Poul'n''
by somo respectable dealer IN he 60, i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
LOOK HERE.
DR. DanDing's Patent Lac

III ~ done more Tor the dlsenst .
ii which it is applicable than any r
instrument in use. And tho subscrl'F
determined 10 convince the public, trt
that II be at his own expense. ANY pr
who needs an instrument OF the kind 81
vited 10 call a, his house and receive or T
Trial for two weeks GRATIS, ifthey arf
already convinced. People are cauiioaei
to believe reports deroga,ory TO hi, i'ta.
able Instrument OF certain doctors wh5 =
he interested in "Hull's Supporter 5
other instrumental ill they have ln7rSs
this opportunity. II has nerer (aa,drfT
entire satisfaction when properly sprAss =
der the direction Of the undersigned,s9 =
ny will sties, by certificates or peiSoni
teIview il desired, TO these facts. lisa'
will he waited upon by a female ~b'
had extensive experience 10 their apP.ia''
Having a very large assormen. on h'" Z.
all sizes, and likewise much impfots
late, is enabled to give all who NAV "a /
entire satisfaction. Please 10 call Nor i
or Tpesdsys JOHN Is. IilBBAKbN'
Rutland. Oct. 4, ls46. ~
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sTATE 90 VERMONT.
HuUsbs 90

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HATS & CAPS.

HATS & CAPS.
|NllE subscriber has on hand first rate as.
sorment Hats Caps which he will sell
for cash as low as can be purchased in Yer
MONTH you don't believe this assertion
please call and examine the stock and prices.
Also ell kinds of cap trimmings for sale.
WANTED.
Shipping and Hating Furs, Sleeps and
Lambs pelts, Pulled and sheated W DOL Grain
and most other kinds Of produce.
3,sw OREL COOK.
Rutland, Jan. II, 1876
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
rTS5.UOO REV ARD..rB

HJ'S5,W0 REWARD..N
THlS may certify that have sold more
1 than 500 boxes Of Bakers Leather Pro
server within the last seven yeats, and no
Backing Of the kind has given so general
satisfaction in this place as his. as it closes
tho pores of the leather and renders it soft
and impentrablc 10y water.
PrRnls SiMoSDs, Brdiehoro. VI.
The above article is for sale by Burt d
Mason, Rutland, A. Love,and, Castle,on
VIM u. Brown, Cu,lingsvilc; NJ. o. Mott,
Brandon; +. Lester, P,l,sford; l.. J. John
son, Whitehall; A. II. Miller, Mountholly;
Hosea Square, Orwell; A. Buuerfed, West
kpIA8A: Nf9Wes. Mendon: Adams 4 Or
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
FARM FOR SALE OR TO LET.

FARM FOR SALE OR TO LET.
TN + subscriber will sell or let the farm
1 now occupied by Mr. Gilman Stanard,
situ,tcd three miles north Of Castlelon Vii
age, containing about one hundred acres OF
land, agood dwelling house, three barns, and
other out buildings, together with 4 good
Sawmill, which can always be supplied with
lngs in abundance. Also. ono undivided one
fourth of % acres ofCedsr and Pine Swamp,
situated in Hubbaidion, zone mile north OF
said farm. Payr, nlI made In sui, The pur.
shaser. JOHN CAIN.
Rutland. Dec, 6, ,atS. Sitf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

Sale Of Vermont, DEuremember.
DI,ricl ofRulIand, -. ID ed ,hat,, sta.
ted probate court holden at Rutland within
and for said district on the first Monday be
ing the I'd day Of February. 1916.
Present, Vim Hall, Judge.
BotSev Stafford, erecu,tlr of the last will
ani testament Of Palmer Stafford, late Of
W,lhugtnd in sad dis,uci, deceased, pro-
posing tn render an aceoun, Of her admins
uaton Of said estate:
Us ordered that said account he deferred
Tor osaminsl'ond allowance 10 the hrs, Mon.
day, being the ID day OF March nett, and
that copy OF this order be pob,ished three
weeks successfully, pfesioos thereto IN the
ruttsus,ss -ss,- "e-.v-r.- y.s-..A .. ~,
land, that all persons Interested may appear
and objsc, 10 The same II they see cause.
4 true copy Of record.
9 HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
THENEGETABLE PULMONARY B
SAM

is probably almost without a fatsI,
i having during trial Of nearly 20 ~
/ fully ma intaincd the high reputation W
It has acquired for consumptve compt.
and all diseases Of the lungs and ches
has been used probably with gra4
success than any other article know, "a
many physicians who have had an oppCs
nifty Of witnessing its highly salutary ef'1
do not hesitate TO recommen it ms -
convenient, and very efficacious medic,
equal is not superior to any other prose-
ilon for the above complaints within ih..
know ledg. and ono which has seIJum -
appointed the reasonable expectation ol 10
who have used ii.'
The projectors cannot descend TO y
prcsen, unblushing style Of advertising 81,
lar ariIcles.lt is too well known TO requltiy
slCh course, ana they would n,ess.l, nj
those who wish for further confirmalian Z
its superiority TO those who have Use Y
and TO the numerous certificates Of PIN,
Clans and others attached to each bout-s
The vegetable Pulmonary Balsnm wn i,
many years the only article known ~
monary Balsam. Its great celebrei1 u.
given rise to great many spurious ar- 4
which, by partially assuming the name q (.
genuine, and being put up so as 10 Ie.rs
1t as nearly as posslI 10, are often lolst,. a
on the public for the truo article AID,
these arc 'Cartet's Compound Pulmo-
Balsam,' American Pulmonary Bam
Vegetable Pulmonary syrup 'PuIm.
Balsam,' Indian Pulmonary Balsam,' fl
icr's Pulmonary Balsam,' &c. Bsw,n
all Of them. Enquire for the article b.
whole name, the VEG ErABLE PULM
AIRY BALSAM, and he sure and gel
true article. prepared 10y RtEp, WsG 4 &c
LrR. Wholesale Druggists, 81, Chatham
Boston, and see that II has the written =
nature Of Wm, Jon'n Cutler, upon a ye
label on the blue envelope Each boz
and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulrar
~ Balsnm." For sale by druggsu
country merchants generally.
For sale 10 Ruilaud by l.. Daniels. Hk
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EARN FOR SALE.

LhRM FUN Shl.fI.
"llE subscriber offers for sale his farm,
Il situated in Cas,le,on, containing 2i0
acres ofgood land. On said farm is good
yelling house, wood house, Wagon house,
and three good barns, two good orchards Of
Of fruit, and fine sugar grove Of over 900
trees, and plenty Of good water. Those
wishing 10 purchase are invited To call and
examine me premises.
HARVEY GRISWOLD.
Casileion, January 90, 1916 6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

STATE OF VERMONT,1 remem.
District ~ Rutland, IS. - beted that
At special probate couu held at Rutland
~i,hn snd for said district on The 3o,h dsy
OF January, A. ID. 1875,
Pfessn' WIN. Hall, Judge.
David Richardson. sdminisir,tay OF the
estate Of Samuel Fairfield JON, late Of
Prsfori ~ ssIi district, deceased, in,e state,
proposing T. render an account Of his sd-
miut'itstion e sad estate,
II !, ordered that s,ii account be referred
hr examination and allowance 10 The f,,t
Monday being the . dav Of March ne,t.
aoi HAT a copy oi his order he Published
1h'ee weeks suc0essiselV previous thereto
"a ihs Rutland Herald, a. newspaper printed
Al RuiisHd, ih.t all persons In,etes-d NAV
appear aud obJeel 10 ihe SANE. II Ihsy SEE
cause. irOe copy II Record.
HFNEY HALL. Register
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TIL: KINGS OH.


L>OR sll would, on ll,,
NJ r snd Csule, such q,
en BRUISES, CuTS .Flsrrl,
%sFRflSs, c.g ,S ".s ,' +,
SORE BACH, SORE BREASTS. S,,,,..
o., &c. &C. and wounds Of ever, d,,..
ton --tcmoving all soreness, and NiiIb,,,,.
heslinr Up the worst wounds 10 from C..
Eve dave time.
THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY
VS.. prepared by order OF His Mat,r .
late King WIN. " OF Great Bu,sio. .,..
tho direction Of Mt Youat, the ct's,,,'
English Farmer ard used by him IN atk.a'
Stud OF Horses only
DIRECTIONS.
Dip . feather IN the oil, and spr', 3, 4,
wound or soro twice dsV or ia .,.-
wounds vet rag IN the On, and b.na d ,
the wound.
n. d shake the bottle before u,hs,.
keep well rotked
AorSrs-w. r. c. S,oddstd, Ru,l,ni b
Simonds, Piusiord, V Ross, BRANDT,
H. Brown, Cuitingsville Jameson a O. +
Cas,leton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19
VALUABLE REMEDY.
II L Y It's LINN Mt


THIS Celebrated External remedy Tor .be
crre OF Rheumatism. crsmps, sHcciiop,
~stsS> .rss~. rsia. in he ha~k,~~uS -.
swelled limbs, Group, ague in the AN, V6olh.
arhe, srrsins, bruises, issues, tncersi,d
sofss, salt Iheum, sore throat and auin.,
weakness IN The ankles, nervous diseases.
contraction Of the muscles, burns. eors,, and
frosted feet Is now almost universally mex.
o"l,dged To be one OF ihe wonders of ,be
world, and the best external remedy now
known and as proof Of the great cel.bri.
" which this remedy has attained tho f,llow.
ing certificate, from gentlemen Of The high
est respeoiabilHv, is offered. There Ia,
never yet been discovered an external RENE.
DIV which has proved 80 universally success.
iul IN al cases where II had been spilled =
f1ce 30 cents per bOltle. sold in Rutland
Co, by Ch.pman g. McEwan, Chipm,n.
Landing ID. X. Barber. Benson; n. =. Ann.
strong, West Haven. g. NJ. Brown. 4 Co.
Dandy; Lapham & Vail. South WslIinp FORD.
u. H. Ssbin d. CO., Waihngford. lone. A
Dow, Shrewsbury; Vail a. Ot,s. MiddIetovo
). mear', East PouIlDsy; T.. Jameson A
Co, CaSIle,on, d. Morgan A Co, We,l Rut.
land : d. Winslow, Pnisford: Wsnen Z
Bliss, Brandon, u ?. Rel, Ruiland, and hx
c pruggis's and Merchants general! ,h,o,
ca, We save Ism
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jaws WI>cHsL. '''''''' -
poultncv, Dec. -. lsi5.


STATE OF ERMONT,t I2Et remem.
District of Rutland, rs - beIed thu,
,ta stated probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district, on the first Mon.
day being ,ne 81 day Of February, 1916.
Present, WIN. Hall, Judge
Application having this dVy been made to
sad court by Belsey Stafford, eIeculri1 OF
the last will and testament Of Palmer Stat
ford late OF Wsllngiord in said district, do.
ceased. tesis,e, Tor an hearing and deiefmi.
nsiIon hy said couu OF all questions as 10
advanoenenis made or alledged to have been
made by the deceased to any OF the heirs or
dsvlsees OF SAID deceased;
Therefore, II ~ ordered and decreed by
said court tina, all such questions he and thew
hereby are referred Tor heating and delsrmi.
nation TO The first Monday being the End day
of March next and that a copy Of this record
be published three week. successively, pte.
rious thereto, IN the Rutland Herald, a news.
paper prn,ed at Rutland, that NIL persons in.
iefesied may appear and be heard in the
premises # they see cause
4 true cory ofrecord,
HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

WE The subscribers beIng appointed by
the II on Probate Court for the dis
tic, OF Faifhavcn commissioners to receive
examine and adus, all claims aud demands
Of all persons against the estate of
LYDIA RICHARDS, late Of Poul,ney
in said district deceased, represented insolvent
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in ofse, thereto and sir months from Tho
29d day Of December lai5, being allowed by
said court for that purpose Nc therefore
hereby give notice that VIC will attend TO
the business OF or said appointment a, the
dwelling house OF William r. Richard. in
Poultney Aforesaid, on the first Wednesday
in MAY next, from nine o'clock = m until 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-02-19

PIANO FORTE TUNING
plANo fo'ies. and Organs tuned and
l. regulated "a Ihs best manner by
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