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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20
BRIGHTON MARKET
MONDAY, May 10.
[nEpnRrEn EnR THE AnYERTIsER.l

REPORTED FOR THE ADVERTISER.
At market 400 Beef cattle, 40 Jokes working oxen
70 COWS and calves, 1900 sheep, and $500 swine.
Beef Catde.-Extra, $7,75 first quality, 1926 Sec
ond and third do, from Sc CTS.
Working Oren.-Sales noticed at $74, 80, 80, lis
and 1856.
Co,cs and Calues.-Sales made at 500, &c, 80 and
40.
Sheep-sales of lots at 1913, 275, $50, and 4,63
.S,oine.-At wholesale l-2c for sows, and 10 for
Barrows.
At retail, from l-2to &c, Old Hogs "a and
cts.
WOOL-American ful-blood, 40 to As
three fourths, Sc to IS
one half, 30 to 80
one fourth g. common, % to 30
BUTTER Store, Is to l8 cts; prime family, 25 to
e. Cheese, new Milk, I to 9; four meal, 5 to E.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20

At the laying of the stone of the Smthsoni-
an Institute, the masonic apron which Gen. Washing
ton were, and the malet which he used in laying the
corner stone of the capitol in 1898, used by the
grand master OR this occasion.
1t is announced the foreign journals that Schon-
bien an inventor of gun cotton has discovered meth
cd of making paper transparent, and mpenetrabe to
water 1t is to be used in making bottles, window
paaes, and vases; for it has all the qualities of glass
except its brlttleness.
THE GREAT BELL FOR MONTREAL CATHEDRAL
The casting of this, the largest bell made in Eng
land, was successfully completed the 25th Feb, al
the foundry of Messrs. Mears, London The quantity
of metal used was about twenty-five tons.
A volunteer writing from Anton Lizardo, says, si1
dollars is paid for barrel of potatoes, IS cents for
pound of sugar. and three dollars for bottle ofrum p
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20

JOHN VAN ZANDT. An esteemed correspondent
who writes us from Cincinnati, will, we trust pardon
for making public the following extract from his let
ter. 1t will, NE sure, be read with great interest,"
81 saw poor old Van Zandt few days ago. He came
into town in his little wagon, and stopped at my office
door, and sent his to ask me to down to him,
as he was too feeble to get up stairs went immedi-
aely down. and had few moments conversation with
the humane old man. He evidently has not long to
live. Consumption is doing her deadly work upon
him, surely though slowly. Perhaps, and probably,
before the mandate of the Supreme Court can be car
RED into the judgment Of the Circuit Court the old
man will have gone to another bar and another judg-
ment where the helping of the outcast and the succor-
ing OF the needy will not be imputed as crimes Who
there, would not rather take the place of the convicted
than of his Judge? asked the old man If, in the
prospect of DEATH he regretted having aided the ugi-
tves as he had done? You should have seen how his
eye kinded with the consciousness that he had done
right as he answered. "No If could be relieved at
from all the consequences of what have done
would not wish that fugitive should be returned to
bondage. "-.NationaI a. s. Standard.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20
NOTICE.

The North Western Association will meet at Bur
ngton on the 25th inst, at 12 NJ, at the vesry of the
Congregational church.
Members arriving in Burlington will call on Rev. ].
H. Worcester, at Mrs. Geo. A. Aliens by whom they
will be directed to accommodations.
D. WARREN, Scribe
Essex May A, I847.
THE CALEDONIA Co. CONFERENCE.
OfCongregatonal churches will hold its Thirteenth
Annual Meeting at Cabot. commencing on Wednes-
day, the 26th INST. at 10 l-2 o'clock, AM
May we not hope for full attendance?
JP. STONE, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20
JoNATHANP. MILLER,s ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable Probate
for the district of Washington commissioners
ceve examine and adjust all claims and demands of all
against the estate ofJonahun Miller late of Montpelier in said
district deceased represented nsovent and the of six
months from the l4h day May s, allowed by SAID COURT to
the creditors of said deceased exhibit and their respective
claims before do give notice that will attend the duties
appointment at the office eaton and Reed in Montpelier
said district the eighth day June and the 9h day Of 0ctO
Der next at 10 O'clock forenoon each of said days
S %1SisS y y ?$$$$$BB$SSrrr
Montpelier, May, 18th, A. D, ls41 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20

BY order of OAndrew G. Miller Judge Of the of the Supreme
Court OF the Territory of Wisconsin
NOTICE.
Is hereby published of order requiring all the creditors Of Josh
w. Osgood of the of Waukesha Praeville) in the
county of Waukeha in the Territory Wisconsin, nsOVent
for the benefit of the Act entitled can Act for
the relief of nsovent debo show cause if any they have
before the said Andrew G. Miller judge of the Supreme Court of
Territory Wisconsin, the Court House in the village Of
Waukesha raieville Waukesha county, in the Territory Of
Wisconsin, the third Monday being the 10th day of August
D. 947 O'Clock the forenoon Of that day, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
Dated this Sd day of May, A, D. 1917.
VERNON TICHENOR.
2O-29, Attorney for Petitioner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20

ma to his constituents and the Congress- are given in
the Picayunehe first disclosing more fully his views
ofacting in regard to the war; and the second of
Santa Annals abest productions, like all his speeches
and public addresses, breathes fierce and determined
hostility toward this country and excludes all thought
of peace.
guerilla war and attacks on our posts are advoca-
ted by the leading members of the Mexican Congress-
The squadron, under the command Of Commodore
Perry, has returned from its expedition to Tuspan.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20
tflarrta1ts.

In this town. 18th inst, by Rev. Eli Ballou, Mr. E
w. Baldwin, and Miss Fanny NJ. Bassett.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20
Weekly Receipts.

Somerville, A Austin, W C Atwell, D Wiswcll
$15O each, H w Sabn, 81; N A Cleaveland, 473
A Morse $l77.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20
Essex, May 4, I847.
NOTICE.

The members of the Caledonia Association of Con-
gregationa Ministers should meet at the house of Bro
Robinson in Cabot on the evening of Monday the oath
inst. }. T. STONE, Scribe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20
COLTON'S PREMIUM BEE HIVE,

THE subscriber would give notice that the right COLTONS
IMPROVED BEE HIVE for the New England States is
transferred to John NJ Bennett, of Gaysyile, VT
This Hive patented Dec. 81 lS45 1t drew the prem
of the New York State Agricultural Society 1886
scrpon Of this Hive given in the December
Albany Cultivation 1t is in extensive in parts
the place of all other Hives generally throughout county,
have successfully tested the merits of this Hive
years. also have the testimony Of of the
experienced Bee Cultvators in the country in its favor.
The right this Hive is offered for sale such
will be object for individuals who wish purchase
county rights.
Applications addressed to subscriber Geysve VT will ro-
ceveprompt attention.
The following counties Vermont are already dis
posed ofWndham and Bennington, to Jonathan Cotton Pitts
field, Vt.
Rutland Co. to Aaron Cotton, Pisfeld,
Chittenden Co. TO Hon. VIM ?. Briggs, Richmond
st. Albans and Georgia, II A Evarts,
Fairfax and Fairfield, II Story,
Sheldon, L Demming
Berkshire, NJ Weld.
Montgomery and RiChfOtd, Thomas.
Hydepark, Wocot and Sterling, John Perrin.
Stowe and Mansfield, q Sherwin.
Westfeld and Jay, Henry Richardson.
Troy and Newport Jonathan James,
lrasburgh and coventry, L Z klmealL
Marshfeld, Cobun
Randolph, DR.. Pember
POmfre John Cheedel.
Cavendish, Norton
Bradford, Newhal
Topsham, b Aldrch.
Book the management of Bees by Aaron Cotton giving
description Hive, and
Of the N State Agricultural Society," will accompany the sale Of
each right
have and certificates from the Oldest and
most distinguished Bee Cuvato in the country, giving most
favorable of the of the sale and of the Hive
This Hive is now offered for sale with the utmost confidence
JOHN NJ. BENNETT
Gaysville Nav s. ls47 lS:3w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20
Military Music.

BURDITT, No 1870 Cambridge street, Boston, has just
~ finished lot Of Music for Military and Amateur Bands
Scores sent any part of the country by mail Express
N. B.B A. B, Is attached the Boston Brass Band and will
furnish superior Music for Colleges and Academies Commence
ment Exercises, l93mos.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20
VOCAL CONCERT

LIBERATION
THIS cehes that have this day given my Amos Sim
his during the remainder of his minority and that he
free act and trade for hmseha shall claim none OF hi
earnings debts of his contracting after this date
ANDREW L. SIMSON
Brookfeld, April %, 1s47. 90 Attest, A. Flint
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-20
From the Army, &c,

BATTLE OF SIERRA GoRDA.-The New-Orleans
Bee gives the following interesting particulars from
the pen of its former correspondent j. H. Peoples,
one of the editors of the American Eagle, publish
ed at Vera Crnz
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
GlRi, BARGAINS.

TllE s.bscubcr otter, to sell h., fsru,.
l.ing on the road i,adins from Isstlcton
illagr To NitllebDH | ii milc. contain
Wg about 100 acres Of land wa t'1 d~cl.-
~ houses -cnc 30 b, ~ i,ci. two stores
A.h, a.p' bans and sheds. sad torn cote
100 ton, Of nss "a good seasons. sud - ,cty
pleasantly situated. ha,ng oomm5ndlog
sc" Of the village. Also one other bfn,
situated near the UtT.i ntcitng house "a
'ho town OF lIphbsWtuu, on tie unin rad
from tasilcio. 10 Brngou, and contains
500 'oi.s 81 land anI orc t~u .'nf, nnuso
anj I've barns a.. >hct, ~si ittis -
NOT "Kcciied "a Inc Npnhif sgrfd p,,iuf-
agr, AID MI b" SOL th'apcf i0.in '.n hr
inu.l i,hirg lntO NE account tLc duuily
and siiIAiitu. .uI wlil be spid ga ,cn a..
commenting lrfm- tef fiiiurt inipfm,.
iinn please call on tA- l.rt4i,r IN { go.
toi nia.. JANE ADAMS
tsstston, Marc :. iri7 Isl5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

90 Iaom,s Wl..oa. ata'iar rai-. SOD
stephen " slormaAef, lf1itsf,. aaL
naive, of VI. stone tosn', 81 Kent. Eng.
md. ~ 30 cane - tnl. cytGitr atDgi hts
wear, s!ace. ADJ ~rr l.ss heafl nj a, MAJ.
chester VI Az one who r,n give snv -.
lrns''n 81 hem Nil corfer SPECIAL 'avni
N their ia'hei. ~ addiesng .ns 10
chAtle. Wollas,on, wsU Rsrsnt. W,
IfO,aer psp.r, " conGf. sruf ~
copying ~ t'ote
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
BRIGHTON MARX TT.

Monday. April :.
~ markc, l3U Beef Cattle ~ }olc. oi
Working Oxen, - COWS and Caly,.. 40
Sheep aud $50 Swine.
Beef Ca,,lc-pilccs have advanced. We
quote extra q 80 &; first quality - =
i 80; second quaIi'. 3 - a s.; third quail
iiy 8 a q 80
Working Oxcu-SalcS "a, go, -, 90,
40 l2O and 80,
Cows and Calves sales II, So. 81, 80,
SO. 80 and ~.
>hccl-Sma lp,- :; To-:
Swi1e-L TT, pclIlr at ! 81 'or -'v'
a.a = 4. 4 .or barraH- Il terd irrm i
to 4 lie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

Ia M.ntou. 60 a., o. iosi oi .,afrt
ie,tf. ifNru BAKER. ,os.rest so go f.Hsh,
" Ard ci,r.s II fs.bsnl sg.d : 'e.is
Az II u,oaihs
H. Nendaa. March gos. oi >amh Falv.
AFTER. looe sni pa niui l-n... - htc ,.,'s.
latis. NE Of Ru'a- krhsftsDn, l.n. a. 81
;, sssts
In III. town. on The % inu il,tv,s
C,atI. son q Ruiz, AMI susan Long ~,
2yelf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

1 l. pcfsDns ,ndc bud io - Jane, Roe,
~ az. N~rcty notihcd to- make p,,m mont ~
/udon Edison. of N~uion go - t~'oS ne
.plh t,N of tpui. rr,'. and save cos'.
/lnpN EDISON
NeNlnr N,.h IA i.l1 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
NOTICE

r. The heirs and descendants II tic car
yfnicr Famiy 'rko cq'igra'cl from
EagiGH!io this country Gl9m ihc uii-
DR. If the 18Th crniary and s.Hlri a.
Retobofh. Hr'r,l Cou'y Mass amt
The neigtbormg Turns.
The suhscttcrs dcsccnlini, of,hI, I'm
ily, FOR many years cn''f,ancI = hchp
tina, there was "a Enel,nd. large es'a' ). To
which they Nrh other d,,ccnanis were tie
lawful hers and have rc.s,nlly taken mcn.
sures 10 ascertain Ne .lcis aui ha.. sent 20
Enrlanl ani made cnQuiucs ani rc'iy,d
a report favorable - lhe vlIfY a. no
cam lhc tcpou Is q 50 favorable =
eharacl.r as disposed them TO putsuc he
investigation nhi invite the Corporation
ari an OF al. o.hct descendant, Of ih,t
family, and t,ae the llhriiy % repeatedly
invite he afternoon OF ne line oliha' iiu.
lily - the subject, AMI request them 10 meet
the undersigned At The Worcester House
"a Wotces'cf Miss. ca Wednesday tie
2-lh iiy O. Apr ,ns' 80 IN o'clock :
N whc-e il.y can learn lhr fc's already
ascerainod auI aiam such msasurcs o'
laiher lalo'maa.n 90, shai b. 1,cmcl a
PED cat
Al who ,hal. G.l ss,h,,tt iuicrcH 70
auend nre requcsrd to posses ih.msclv,.
Of al tho facts IA Their teach and b' 2
such hmilr registers ~ nay al IA os.a5
l.shins lAor pctig'ce
VIZ great fcsqcc'.
SiNro, chRFi>Irr Of -."ou
ar.l - many oth.f 4 s-,,..lelts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

RAJ Hpai iciisu'-- accident oc-
.,od ou a., GA e l.ny Railroad ,c,tcr-
DAY. h' which .c ha.frA,' ,cn Oh, K train
va. ! ave. some sis hour, \, South
ilaa..n. ~ consequence 81 TIE 1a.lessacss
- the switch tend r, Who neglected to
ch1utr the -~itch. the engine and all the
.;rictt cars were thrown 81 the trace the
lpe motive became imhcilcl three or four
fec, IA the sand. and i, was nccc sary To- lay
down temporary track from the rad. One
man was conslIcrah, ,caldci ia the face, as
We are informed. hu, lis Injuries az, not
considered SERIOUS los Mani.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

- IL -.
Ihsluc, oh ailhNsn. msmh't.
ed nat alta pfoN,to Copu holf,n a, tsstis
ton ~ and lot s,ii>siis,uct 90 u,c sO,h d.S
:. March. 4 u. lrE
Nh"fcJ- D.,irl ''ioScoi 81 henson 10 sad
dsutst, -dmin'~itaiot "f> a., estate OF D..
~ Nr,chAm. late ~ SD henson deceased
la, made agl .iralnn &" slld sN>fi D. "nftnr
fof Incense 10 sell thf Whole IL ne ,e, es.
tale 81 sod dr1c,sct. AM host ,ii'N>, tu -aiI
.pgntatun such it,is "a tont To- to>shuw
that ~ IN nrcessaN t. fsi~ tic suiN % {
s-iJ.oO b, HE sac ni .iil real estate i6s.
The patp"se "i paying ihr debts ,g,ins. sat
estate and o.. cNrrnsc> 81 sdnlulsit,tinu. 4
luther rrufs'uitg 10 ihc CONT hero ih,t II
ul,l he to lIr tnt,f.si 81 Tie ltfs AMI al
interested thc.ttn Tat a.. az A.id real estate
De snJ
thctct,o on,f,d dat .all snphca.
TON We hc,,i sio,r said CONT Al q s,s,iun
thereof To be holden At tasl,ei 100 "a ss,i dis
ttiNton the -sh ga, al Aptl neat. ,ud that
all person, interested hs ,llhci ihcfcof
toy puhlicauon OF ihis order ,hroc week,
>uc' sssneN previous to sand time II hear.
inp o. lie kut.,nd llcatsld oew.p,yr, pm.
ted At iiut,,nl
- iLMO\ tLNIR. lutse
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
Ri.N!O\ Al.

~ Z roNILR b.. mna,ei io ,ae
~ t~sans hos.~ owned b, Mo- -,
orc doaf ess ei the BsnA Di'Oe Over ia
PIONEERS ~ir
ipfi . ,Ni, IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
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c,,;,n,s.,,r :. moyc one division o., liz ar.
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CAPITAL $3.50 900

fonu,n.. To in.g,s l4Da, of prnf-ii, ifoa
the lnss ~ csnsrs b, ne. on The mott isvofs
tie is'm.. Appirsaon mss 20 made 70
III, Is rtGF trtnf.
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\ll'I'Il'l.

TINlllS !. to notify all persons tia; have
j tn, dav given Anderson li,chhtli
his umc during the rcmlinioi nl III. minor
iiy, aud sha cl,im poae oi ul, earning, and
pay upd.b,s oih i- coultlotnr after TN. date.
hIDEN lC'IFiEl.D.
p.,iotl. irul II. l-i7. 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

NOTICE.
. Nv. 'oprfinr .hip heretofore etIsiInf
h"'~'saihe s4hsctiher~ is,Acf 'sr q .n
sol bAkkfi : 90 sn, mu.aI ,.l.rnt
1901. d.s ais.p,sd lie hO.ln'S- u'
iim ~. 30 ,.rd ur B., lIai-. i,n,u. a.
JAMES BtkKiiI ia
l. rilkppiNI
HutIul. l9r iIei,
Tee suhsrthct wl,l cfntinu--fe lu.inc,>
az TIE old si'ud. SIS ~,.I tr hsg,s Go supply
Us customers wtti t.lpHs 600 a>.ups t,t.as
- osn iic A,d ~ any sore 800 the count.
~ jtNES BARRE 1. Je
I,lA\k LISTS.
A auric ~hi,h iho lA,icis al c,rfy
tu~n..o.iI ue ,ui., ii,J~ fsf.,lc t,
&c " T.. c. SlOUpiND
BLANKS
Al moot Kinds. inI s.le T.,
~ ~ = T. E. lODDtND.
800 DOT FRESH EGGS
" tho RGi.,nd n.,A,i.ie.
10 ". l.. e. sIODDARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
STATE or VERMONT, RE",emem.

STATE or NEl,MoNT,I DE II fenem.
D.,ulct of Fsirha,.n. $, ( ID cted ,hs,s
4 Probate Couh holden al Casi,cion. WITHIN
ahd ior saIi dl,ltlci, on iAe 2?'h Gay a.
M,rch. \. ID. 1T.
!'rc.cui. 4 Warucr Judge.
Nhofra, tie administrator
G., tic estate Of Joel Bcim,u. late ol pouh
ucs 80 D.Il ar'uDi. Pie ct>oi. has ui.!e 81.
a'i. liiou 20 sud ,ntttfo l,,' O. 70 i.nc i,ic-
'.'prc huro "a lut tie aNmod oi lhe debts
ag.uD,' saii r-,lr .cArul,I puc ,c,f,
l'i.orartci iLai ,,iI application be heard
and dctiieJ At a session of sad court. To te
holden ait hstl.,on lu saiA .ls.icjon i.c FIST
"Wednesday n.NAy r,N, a"l that noiicc
rhrfcoi b" gt.nio al iei,oh> in'Dfcs'c' hy
publishing ll.s order hf,c WEEKS spc,.,.
,lNrly mc,tou, To- ife llur ut hcluns 100 tie
lia'AHI Head, anc",gapcf pualel a. liat
.lud
II ALNON WARMER. Judge
Srtrt OF tERNoNr,tl.Eifomcm.
p,iup of nYtand, - { - bor.d that
al s1r I'l PROBATE rDun held 81 RUTLAND
~t'ln a.d TOT SID di.lu,i rn llc lo,h d.,
oi VI ns. 80,
Present, Mm Hal, Jud,,
-. ..,ttuaIoni 40 Nrftte lufpoiliny to g.
inr l.si MI aud Testament VI stephen N irin-
ceasrt. a,i0slhis DAY b,-G presented ip.dl
cnDu l"f probate ana nli'n ,ncc ~ >tcyhrn
MlriaI,ie and Cephs. X M,rlntac, IT,,
executor, ih,rrin upmri
Il /, ordered mat sad Vii be referred
for rfonti- aud allowance To he ir.i
houIa, o'rs the 81 da, OF Nav rc,,,
'ui ihli copy ~ lhis ototf zee r.Ah>i 81
iurrc - -"hs spcscssnt', pi'tlu-s thefrip
ia Gee Hu'lanJ llrr,ld, h",s,pap'r pfini.d
49, ltp'ltui. Vat an pcfsohs interested m,F
anfcaG and 'on'rsl the Itllair Whereof II
,ae, see calss rue ,.r, Of Record,
!, HENRY HALL, Register
p. ,''', q ., , ','.r', ~ ''' ,
'rd pfot''e r"Du h..lcn a. kaiaid wnnln
fot sad Instinct on ih' l-'uf,Y q N4"h
\ y lsi7
Prescott Mm H.. Ilagc.
Al r.iramem 100 Wt.n. ,utp.t'ng 90
be t.c l,si ,l.i aal te,'Aucat q El,b,l 49,
iaie % Darhy 'o .ald ai.tr Deceased be-,
lfg 300, d4t Nr,p pres .ntsl DO saI. ,..u
lof pf,lAf 49,. allowable b, l,4t, ,,,b,l.
ie., aui A,Dst H.sAno, l.e ere, 4ioI ihsrcin
named.
lii.oidef-I iaai,.lw ~ le itf.ffeI ~
PROBATE 900 q .4asut, g. be- iD4r.u = tt4ff J.
u,r. iDe .iiu lsY f ia.. u.i. ant
it4, COP, .i .als 'fict ir i.tl,.,J mr.
rres, .'es'tc.f pfrii1u, lneirf, 100 ne
K.i'. n'frt.i. rfulc3 a. E..a.., ti.ate o..
n't,l .i.trf.s'r- wHF .f.'af aut ,o.i.,
tr r...tl. iIar, .tr case
Au-c CO.'S ot fc..tt.
- iENRi NALL. ke.n'et
D .; {. (f. .... b.. ',T ...,.,.
&
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

Itrr.tfIp' mao G...f ..tl. PI.sNli,t
afe 'D.le' o. unparalleled irumps D.. va
r'u's u"r. - p. GrDhif,. am tlw 49,.
r1 ..''r 10 il.s '0iaN ~ etcfy sa.
.'f'"n f'.l iIe it,'f'..,ncnl u t, Ga,O
'n,.ts '.n'arY, ''.ar..ri rs ln..! 90 %.
"iittf fotltn
~ D. t'~ -rb. rpc'- t~iny rpp'rui,i ~
in" Hon ffInsir to4fi fDr ne al,
if'i - f.idi'cn toniri.st4n't 10 tsr.nr.
'''1i.nr irl ADJUST al ri-.m- arf lem.ul.
81 al 10 ffnns agfiu-i ,sfair,f
I'rH u u o9f IQfe ~ ln1.f.,,
1 'al4 .tf'nf .. deere I,-l. fet.f.s.ii,.i .irs,f.
ven, aAY 80 m4riD, if'm l.e f.fu.l,
~ a. f'Hrh i-i7. t'ag au Ned
f'.' ''iff lYf VA pIfpn.s We u,,.I,fo
h'"h' gi'e nonco lh.l sc MI -n.nI +,
'hr hIsi,r'' 81 ouf Sal ap,,.,oim. a. iLo
$40 '"r. - i.asc a. ssiI t~,ea.tI .n
f'''n"p on re htst siuf- s,, 81, ana
30 .'n 'fr'ii. if.as p'e.-. a. aoui
'o-i "'-"rhi = m 90 e. , ssil is1,
" R's
j.n g. F.sSFLt.I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

>'ot' 81 rormo.A tIE 1t r,mem
p,,uu,rulr,,pa,co. - { - ier,d ,lr >,
p5oNntc ,uuf, lo'lcu 1T t,.i'stnn ~ aaA
iof ssil dlNuo, oa Tho 2o,h Dag ~ Much.
4 y .9i-
NnrfeaI Ham t,hc,t. ',crutpr of tho
l,s, vii aud tcst,m,ni 81 Oy,t.rh Funsn
late %, Pouiue, IL sli district. deceased,
has made sppl cation to sad colu "a wrnng
iur license 10 sell - mach of tie real cs','c
81 ,Iil deceased 4, ~. raise The sum Of
80, .oG. for l'o purpose Of paying 'he drb's
sg,ln-i ,aij sAiaic an! Toe expresses e set
tlIns san estate. ani h., s6t Co.. hsfh f,cf.
ihe,ein IS lcnd i,s hon tlc re rc.sily Of such
sa.r.
las thefc.uto of.rscI %, the ,"ufl here that
SAID apple alton re heard at session al SAID
oour tn bc holden at tss''.inn sin,,,,iI On
The y TIA day ni Aprl. n"Nt aud HAT all p"r@
son. interested III. noilhrd uctrn' hy pu''i.
catinn oi a copy OF inIs orl,f three week.
succos,N.ly la We l,uu,nd ilctaltstr~,
paper puuied a, Rutland ptcv'cs, to, sad TINE
Of 'rhflrr.
! ttnc cops Of ferod
- ALNDN WNkNIH. lodge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

OIe Of the New jersey Couts decided a
!rw DAYS since that ia,lfold company
"a'uo, responsible fof the loss Of trunk
containing valuable JeNciry which pass
'ng' hl with iis birgage. as ,t'lclcs OF
J~'''l'y N't' O. 't,.c't' u1'
ID, i,no.n.na,loa o! ,ic..a', a., owner VAS
bound 10 inform them thai he hal frci shi
20 hisv,l'sc anl 70 pay 'hcm iof .ae Trans
ps't4ilon of such ip.m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

I-T-Thc Rutland County count com-
mcuced it, session in this village "a Tue
day--Jllgc Hall presiding We understand
INA, the business before this court j, me-
what lcss than usual.