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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
A Tract on sFourierisrn.'

ForRlERIsM.---A writer in the New York OBJ
server proposes that act be prepared on The chsrac
snd tendencies Of Fourieris 10 be published by the
American Tract Society and circulated as extensively
possible ,ha, the antdote" may be given extern
svey "the poison " and the character and tenden
ces of this system OF assocaronis be what they are
represented 10 be IL recent articles which have appear
ed the Observer i, full the community were
rightly informed the subject and warned against
Fo1rierisn Of the ost deceptive forms OF lnhde
RIGHTEOUSNESS. Buffalo Coulmercia
The Observer having hauled of 10 repair
damages, the above is all We have from the Holy
Alliance this week. We rejoice that the sugges
ton i, ernbodies has been made, and trust it will
in better shape be carried into effect. For since
the great mass OF the public is VIGOROUSLY ignorant
On the whole subject and as the Allies appear de-
srops that the circulation OF the antdote shall be
coextens!ve with the poison, we viii make them
proposition which vii! test the fairness and hon.
esty OF their dispositions Our offer is as follows:
We will prepare eight pages o. common octs-
vo tract answering concisely the question What
is the system OF Association proposed by those
termed by thc!- aGverssriss EourIer!.es ! What
changes do shey propose Tor whs, reasons and
70 what ends :" The Editor OF the Observer or
any one be may designate shall prepare eight pa.
ges OF Ike form and volume, setting forth the OBJ
jecuons 70 Association, or whatever ne may choose
10 say on the subject. Each party shall be s, Id
erty 10 what the other has writer and
meet the views therein presented. taking only
TO keep hiinsel. within his eight pages agreed on
When completed. the sixteen pages shall be Ste
reo,yped together the JOIN, cost OF the par
mes aud published BY the American Trac: Society
il it sees fit 70 do So but II not, then less than
$4,000 copies at the expense OF the parties inte-
rested and afforded 81 bare COS: 70 whomsoever
viii take ,hem-we pledging ourselves 70 circu-
late not less than 1000 and the Observer giving
ike pledge on its par. Should larger number TO
be circulated by each party be preferred BY op
ponents their desires shall &c met bHi copy
night shall be taken By the parties interested Tor
the tract so as TO ensure thar side o: the story
shall always accompany the ether. The Observer
shall be al Liberty 10 rake the cutters Q: bis
imagination for vile sspersons or the Association
lists, and VIII give then, the widest possible pub
lc;ty asking only 70 be heard IN reply or rather IN
a simple Statement, of what Association i,-what
1t proposes and contemplates. Let Truth and Er-
.or srapple he who fears the result Of the encoun-
;e- cano. be sustained by firm consciousness that
Truth is with him,
Is it too much TO ask the Observer and the
Commercial 10 publish this response to their sug.
Seshon Littlc as i, is, We do not expect their
compliance.
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Ererch EpoliariorB.

The Epsniaz Post thus felicitstes itseH z,.-
credit to its party for tie passage OF 'ne Oh -.
,,rd,, and martial -eparscion 70 tne soHef -
French S2oatons Prior 70 l-oS r. III.
.~a ,e;oced 70 see The Accomplishment. % 80 So
go. arc ~, ~ ust;ce II Is fortunate talas 10.
M Poks administration tna ~ hs The homo. Of
S io,,t tl;, Srea: rrvste relief " cave o.ie1
ned e nassage Of this bill and re are iEde-d s.aa
hst ;se Object: at lsnEh seeop.,ae ~ paa5s
.i,c iMonopc!y retuked- economy rna-otE;nec peace
-aryrd uubi:c faith rsdet r2ed-srca viii be the a!s-
tory OF the present administration LoaS Ers TX aeoc
-aey"
Vow we were among the witnesses Of the long
and desperate struggle in the House 10 defeat that
sane spoiatona bill, and OF the viruence and peril
nacity with which it was resisted o. majority OF
the Loco-F oco Members none but an eyewitness
can have any idea. The measure was carried after
stand by its enemies on every single section end
two or three propositions Of amendment calls Of the
Yeas and Nays &c &c. On each The temper and
endurance Of the Wings were well tested on that
day We shall lose our dinners, one Observed.
We'll" replied Mr.. Severance Of Maine, we
shall secure dinners TO hundreds who have long
famished through National injustice" And they did
unless Polk should veto the BILL which he and Cave
Johnson are known TO regard with deadhest enrnity
both having distinguished themselves as enemies Of
similar bills through the last twenty years. The
bill passed the House by Yeas 81, Nays g, politi
caly divided as follows:
Yeas whiqs,......oe: LocoFocos....-.2 o
Nays. Wings, fre Loco-Focos sish'g-tuo.
Thirteen out Of every fourteen Wings voted Jor
it. All the Wings from the Free States voted for
it, while nine Loco ocos from Ne1c York alone vo-
ted against it, And. though we have not the Sen
ate vote before u.s. we are confident in our recoec-
ton that the division in that body was politically
the same as in the House and that the Netr- York
Senators, including the Posts favorite Dix, voted
Nay!
And now, if this measure OF partial and long
deferred justice should escape the Veto or the Pock-
ct OF Polk, which we doubt will not the Post have
abundant reason 10 exut this novel proof the
honesty OF its party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08

II Daring the canvass io- ;he Presidency IN
lsii Loco Foco procession n Philadelphia with oa.
having inscribed i Polk DALtAs, and ne Tsr-
of 1872 made halr frcnt Of the house o. George "
Dallas when passing TIA; way Dallas 70 me door
and made speech 70 them IN which ne said you elect
boys IRE Ta- OF si2 safe you need no; fear for L
We have the information from one WHO was II The pro-
ce.s;or and heard ne speech No wonder thai TIE ne
chsnics OF phsdsiphs INDIGNANT S: .ucs base perddy
as be Gas exhibited Worcester spy, 9TH inst
II Il i. fact which speaks loudly II favor of
tie WIZ AE OF 80 thA; while thousands OF persons
have been sent N from al the Free States for Is
unrance sol:Gry FROM Grg sorce hiS been pre-
ssn;;s its modii:i n or rt7ea Tais shows plainly
enough that the people want no change and less, OF a
such change a. Walkers Free Trade Bin viii gre
them.
AID V,LoREN.-There are indications SAYS the
Bangor Mercury ,ha- the People hereafter VIII take the
political professions Of the leaders OF the Loco Focos
AZ &C ral5rea value.
= VIM. Walters, Editor OF the Illinois STATE
Register, dad a. 81 Loui, % the 2eth nit,
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70. The n. Y. Tribune. exclusively.
ISDEFESDEST.
WAsuryaToN. .ArE. 7--s DC

WASHINGTON. Aug. &c O'Clock, 2. ~
Contrary 70 general expectations and 70 the in
preston of several Senators. no Message has been
thus lar communicated to Congress today. Per
haps the President may esteem the advice which
was given by The Senate Yesterday sufficient for
his purpose and apply the funds now at his control
for the object in view should il be necessary All
that the Senate has done has been TO recommend
the adoption OF all proper measures for procuring
an early and honorable Peace The President laid
before the Chamber the statements upon which his
Message was founded. and the appropriation which
was expected 20 be asked for to close the ncgota-
lions was entirely provisional one, dependent
upon tine success OF the attempt Mexico is not
represented in this matter nor has she submitted
overtures OF peace-or solicited forbearance 1t is
believed her leading men are disposed to an adjust
r,ent and the design is TO effect peace. The South
EN- men are extremely anxious for settlement.
One reason is they know the present Tariff bill
cannot stand ii war continues. There is anxious
desire on the pa of the Senate to prolong the ses-
sion week SO as 10 perfect this Mexican affair.
but such proposition will not be listened to in the
House The President may send in a Message To-
morrow. but cannot vouch for it.
PHI. v. AmercGA ISDEPENoAsT.
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RYeLEcTRic RAPE.
For The " Y Tribune, exclusively.
IL. .u-ScrnS IN n.-in-L v E-i-;

For The y. Y. Tribune, exclusively.
WASHINGTON, 10 o'clock A. " Frt8sy.
Two votes were taken in the Senate Yesterday
upon the suggestions contained n the Presidents
Message relative 10 the renewal Of negot:ationa
with Mexico, and upon them the Executive VII
probably communicate with both Houses to-day,
consdentially, so IS 10 procure the necessary ap-
preparations for earring out the object.
The Government has proceeded upon iniorrna-
ton derived ron, M Black, our Consul al Mexico,
who IS of opinion that the war can be terminated.
the Texan Boundary established, and Calitorslia
ceded, by proper management and the payment OF
money less than months expenses Tor The Amy.
It is matter OF some douor ii Mr.. slidel vii! be
inrrusted with the Mission, though cannot speak
with positiveness P.eiudices which exist against
him in Mexico would seen, 70 forbid his appoint
ment when peace IS to be sincerely sought.
Phi " american. INDICTMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08
Things in Philadelphia.
From our Correspondent.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. :, LAO.
The weather continues almost unexpectedly he!
and citizens suffer from its effects han a, any
previous time of the season. As write we have signs
OF shower which will indeed be relief.
The extensive establishment OF the Messrs, Nor
rs anl! continue 10 forward locomotives all parts OF
the world. Ten we're shipped NewYork for Leghorn,
go 70 Trieste, ior the Prussan government and are
intended for tie Railroad between Trieste and Vienna.
They have also recently dispatched for Ire South
Carolina Railroad.
The Revenue Cutter Spencer is now at the es
Enlistment OF Reany Neepe & Co a; Kensington for
the purpose o: being fitted our WIKI boiler.
do nor hear any thing to-day OF The Dallas Jubi-
lee whether il has beeE postponed for ame ndea-
natey Cannot say.
The principal portion OF The cargoes Of the ship
su,quehanra irora Liverpool. bark Wn !. VAIN from
Ms'snzas bark 3chiea from Bremen and the brig VIZ.
J. VAIN from Ponce. 2 being stored in accord.
with The prori=ioni VI me Wa.ehoasiny law The
goods will remain z until The ls OF December
when they VIII De brought mo E,arke: under TIE
det-ecIafed dug o: the New Tar:.5.
SALES STocgs.-FuI: BocyG-S2oC0 Tennessee
Bonds. July l. 20; 5000 safe s. 8 s5: 80 Reading
% Att7 Bod7G-S50o0 STATE 5r, So $500 DO do.
6si 5000 do do 65l; 5000 Go do. 65. 2oc0 Reading
72i Second Bocr5-lCoC lehish, So ~ shares Gira-d
Bank. Z. Aj2r 5oerG-sl.l63 County S. 90; 5000
state 81, s. 65ii $1,000 Co DO. b S So.
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BROOKLYN AEEAIRa

SAVINGS BANK BuitpiyG-The edifce now erect
ing on the corner OF Fulton and Concord for bank
ing house and other purposes by the Saving. Bank Cor
porauou. s in fair state OF progress. the workmcu
having already placed several tiers OF stones above tie
foundation IL is To be built OF rough pecked granite
from the Li,tc Falls y j. quarrics and will when
pe;ed be one OF the handsUmes, buildings in the city.
" Mrs Suang the woman connected with the
recent Outrage haze understand returned her horei
bu. il still N such Of mcntd arrangement 10
preclude the taking OF her testimony in any investsa.
ion OF the aaair Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08

STEAMER RADSoR SrSK-Loss OF GOVERNMENT
S-ozEs-TAe - Lou.- New Era Of The Bis, Yr learns
TIA: tie stesuce. Radnor. Capt. Douglass bound FROM
tha, port 70 Fo-t Lesvenworth wi.h cargo OF about
20 ;ors OF Government and se@ersI smaller
lots o: freight stuck srurrp about da-x on Tuesday
evening wncn seven !le. above Boonvil!e and US. az
me mouth Of Lsniine Rive. and sunk Amos, ir.aedi.
a:ey within six ;nches OF aer boiler deck The beat
and cargo thought VIII prove total loss the latter
Being mostly io- Government wa OF course insured
Ma. WARD DEAD-We learn iron, Railway this
morning that Mr. Ward VITO mad both legs c.u-hed AID
Arb driven into Ms lungs me railroad accident On
Wednesday, died yesterday.
fSeyra.k Daily Adv. yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08

TIE ROWLAND HtlL.-ye learn from the Que.
bee correspondence OF the Montreal Time. OF the Sta
iass that tae Rowland AiR had Been pumped OF, and
Tu rsPeessd to arrive IN Quebec on he ID.
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Adrarcing Backwards.

The House, it will be seen by our Telegraphc
Report yesterday voted TO repeal so much OF the
Postage Reform Act as requires Possmas,srs to ad.
versse the Lists OF Letters in journals having the
largest circulation in their respective neishborhoods,
20 as to leave them a, liberty to advertise wherever
saey choose. Thia viii usually be in mere party
backs OF little OF no circulation. The resulting
loss TO the Revenue and Inconvenience TO the Peo-
PIE viii be very serious. Has not this Congress FL
led the cup Of its iniquisy already
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rr Advertisements for The Tn6uns OF MONDAY
ough. to be sent before 10 o'clock on even
ing a, the Publication ofee OF this paper not open on
subscribers in the city who do not receive this paper
hour are requested 20 leave word The Office,
.-rorccru.n,- are such ~ enable all the carriers
- 90, .irourn their routes before o'clock. Car
~. ing 10 accomplish ,h. vii! be required 10 gre up
ps,.ons wishing The Tribune ef. a; their dwellings
,,sees Of business ular!y every morning VIII please
Law. taeir address the Publishing Office, send
rots through the fo-tO.ce. Terms 10; cents week,
payable 70 the CGrrier.
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- We have been compelled to place the circu.
lar announcing the next FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
xsrsrpTs on orr First Page Fail net 70 rsaais!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08

2 TIE late suicide al Grass Lake, Mich By
Geo l. Smith OF the affecting character and
excited the sympathy for tie 6erea7ed
friends and relatives he only &c years OF age and
&c Leaves interesting wife and LITTLE boys to moufa
MS untmely death. HIS health had become impaired
during the spring from an excessive deyon1h ~
large business which resulted in iens! eoerauon'
after suffering win pain in Us head lor .~g
months II May he left his business Win asenn s,a
with MA wife started for NewIork and aver 'pet1s
.o-,e dars hers h. visited MS parents ID Madison Co.
after which soEle friends IN Orleans C.. Co where ,eey
,arried so1ue three weeks Be!eFlhs nm Sonie
r. -rprred 10 their home a. Gsass Lake Tnere ID
lew days he terminated hts own existence n the follow
iar rneuner In the dead hour OF nigh; he arose ~en.
- The nocker OF bis brother IN law took heFeron nt
80 IN n .he barn unlocked his carriage and iooe
our his travelling pistol returned the keys bur KEEP ne
oi.toL without creating any suspicion During .Is
I1noyrins he beceme worse, and shot hitseH 'iio1
~ besd within ten psees OF hs bro,he. N law he
Hye6 three hours, but spose not Aaotnsr oE91cs.@
law arrived three hours 100 ats 70 sass a 70 s'aosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-08

The Southern Mail is IL Nothing FROM the Army.
One County IN North Carolina Northampton has
been heard fror, which gives an increased Wing
m inritv
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RELIGIOUS NorIcg.-Elder Isasc c Goff, of
Camp,owu n viii Ill the desk TO- at the SUI
;ok.st Christian Church Service the usual hours.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
REMOVAL.
N T. W T. U . DIS

rLEMENr a PROCTOR have reno,
~ cd 10 the store formerly occupied by
A. Munger tMll villsp.J where they A.,
now receiving from Boston, large sssor
ncn, Of 5 ING GOODS, consist
log Of
Dry Goods, Groetr,a, Croetrry G!a'l
AID Hard Ware, Paiaa, Olh
and Dye StyfI,
and all ARTICLES usually kept in . vsnety
Siore 81 unprecedented io1 pr1es Tor cast
country produce, or good approved credit
They would invite all wishing to Obtain
goods tA.sp to call aud examine theif stock
before purchasing elsewhere aud we Zee! as
sured that the quality and price cannot Joii
10 Suif.
They have also few thousand feet OF pin.
boards for sale
They keep constantly on hand flour Of the
mos, approve Cd brands which they will sell
10y the load or barrel. al Whitehall prices
Evaporation added.
T l., Rock, Western, Barrel. and Dairy
Sail, Plaster, &c.
CLEMENT a. PROCTOR.
Rutland, May 8, 1876. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
THE EGETABLE PULMONARY BAL.
SAM

* probably almost without n tAralIel 4,
having during trial OF nearly 30 wear,
fully mslutunCd the high reputation Wa.
Il has acquired for COusumptive Cumpll.-
and all diseases OF t1s lungs and ChcS' n
has been used probably with greater
success than any other article known and
many physicians who have had an opluriu.
nifty Of witnessing lis highly salutaty ofecr
do not hesitate 10 recommend It as Sal
convenient, and very etiicacious medlcir,
equal is not superior TO any other prescfr.
ton for the above complaints within hfr
know ledg, and one which has seldom On,
appointed the reasonable expectation oriho,,
who have used it,"
The proprlctors cannot descend to the
present unhlushng style Of advertising sim
lar artlclrs.lt is too well known TO fequlte An,
such course, and they would merely refer
| those who wish for further confimalinn OF
its superiority to those who have used IT,
and to the numerous certificates Of phys.
clans and others attached to each bottle -
| The vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was for
many years the only article known rs Pull
monary Balsam. It's great ceebrery has
given rise TO great many spurious articles
which, by partially assuming the name olihe
genuine, and being put up SO rs 10 resemble
it as nearly as possil le, are often ioisled up.
on the public for the true article Among
these are Carriers Compound Pulmonary
Balsam,' american Pulmonary BaIsar'
Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup 'PuImorr
Balsam,' Indian Pulmonary Balsam,' li.'-
ier's Pulmonary Balsam,' &c. Beware n
all of them. Enquire for the article by -
whole name. the VEGETABLE PUIMON
AIRY BALSAM, and be sure and get ne
true article, prepared by REED WIG q Gu.
LFR. Wholesale Druggists, %, Chatham 81
Boston, and see that it has the written SIC
nature of Wm. Jon'n Cutler, upon yellow
label on the blue envelope. Each bo,il,
and seal is! stamped Vegetable Pulmonn
~ Balsam." For sale by druggists ani
country merchants generally.
For sale in Rutland by l.. Daniels. 1927
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

STATE of Vermont, DE itremember-
District ofRu,land, IS. { ID ed tina, a, sta
ted probate court holden at Rutland within
and for said district on the 4lh day Of May
1916.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
John l.. Marsh, executor OF the last viii
will and tesiiment Of Edward Gibson late oil
Clarendon in said district, deceased, propos.
ing TO render an account of his administIa.
ZION OF said estate
II is ordered that said account be Ieferred
for eIamination9 allowance to the first Mon
day, being the LIST day Of June nert, snc
that q copy Of this order be published three
weeks successfully, previous thereto in III.
Rutland lierald,a newspaper printed at Rut
land, tina, oil persons Interested may appear
and object TO the same il they sec cause.
A true copy Of record.
10 HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
for l,OnsunpliOn,

4 nd the best remedy known to man for
Asthma OF every stage, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, influenza Coughs, Colds, Bleed
ing Of the Lungs. Shonness OF Breath
pains and weakness in the side. breast, &c
and all other diseases OF tie
PULMONARY ORGANS,
A very important disease over which this
Balsam exeris a powerful influence, Is that
ola DISEASED LIVER
IN this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more effioacious than any remedy hitherto
employed, and in numerous instances when
patients had endured long and severe suffer.
ing from the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
Mercury has been rcsoriod to in vain, the
use Of this Balsam has restored the Liver TO
a health, action, and in many instances et-
(ected pERMANENTC URES, after every
known remedy had failed to produce the de-
sired effect.
Opinion Of regular Physician.
Exeter, Me, Sept. 30, 1915.
This certifies tina, | have recommended
the use of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
for diseases OF the Lungs, for two years past,
and many bottles to my knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits In two cases where it was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected cure.
f.. BoyDES. Physician al Exeter Corner.
NO QUACkERY NO DECEPTION -
All published statements of cures perform
ed by this medicine are in every respect true.
Btudrt Of COunterfcitS and limitations -
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF
DR. Wistar's Ralsam of Wild Cherry in all
diseases for which 1t is recommended, cur.
ing many cases after the skill of the best
physicians was unavaling, has effected q
large and increasing demand Tor it. This
fact has caused several unprincipled counter,
letters and imitaiors TO palm of spurious mix.
lures, Of similar name and appearance, ioi
the genuine Basam.
BE careful and get the genuine Dr.. WIS.
TAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHrRRy. None gen.
une unles signed by BUTTS. Address
all orders TO SETH w. FOWLE, Boston
Mass. For sale by Luther Daniels, Rutland
Jones & Dow, Cut,ingville J Perkins
Cas,leton w Moulon e. Co., West Poult
ney A Bliss 4 Co., Poul,ney b. Beals
Wells; Whedon & Swallow, Pawlet; S.
Smith, Dandy corners |. J.Vail q Co
Dandy: Henry Simonds, Pinlord: Warren q
Bliss, Brandon, and also for sale by
druggists and agents Throughout, New Eng
land. 27:ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
NOTICE

"HIS may certify tina, on the first day
Il OF Angus, lS45, gave my son Sllas
Haven his time during the remainder Of his
minority, and shall claim none Of hs wa
ges nor pay any debts Of his Contracting
after that date SOLOMON HAvrS.
Clarendon, May 10, 1916 '2l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
b,,I r. U Of Rn,l,nd o S. IS be,ed tina,

District Of Rutland, SIS. bered tina,
| At a stated probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district on the LIST monday
being the ith day Of Nay, lSi6.
Present. WIN. Hall, Judge.
Whereas Robert Piefpolnt, administrator
| de bonis nm Of the estate of Alfred Buck
ate Of Piislord. IN said district, deceased,
| intestate, has this day made application to
| said court in writing representing that the
l,t Of claims as allowed bv the commission
era claimed by the creditors, to be yet due is
about 4l30 dollars, that there are no assets
IN his hands, that the sale of part II not
all the real estate OF said deceased Is ne
cessary for the payment OF said debts, the
expenses Of administration and that part
thereof cannot be sold without injury to those
interested and therefore praying said court
10 grant him license TO sell all OF the real
res tate except the widows dover including
the reversion thereof, said real estate WAS
lnvcntofied as "home farm estimated TO con
tain about 100 acres including the widows
dover with the buildings thereon, mountain
lot estimated to contain IS acres, a leased
lot Of school land containing IS acres, and
I2 Of slip No. % N brick meeting house.
Therefore, 1t is Ordered that said appca-
ton be referred Tor hearing and decision
to the first Monday being the LIST day of
June next, and that a copy OF this order
be published three weeks successfully, pre-
vious thereto, in the Rutland Herald, n news
paper printed at Rutland, that all persons in
tcrested may appear and give bonds for the
payment Of said debts md expenses or 9th
orwise object to the granting Of said license
if they see cause.
A true copy ofrecord,
10 HENRY HALL. REGISTER.