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The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14

HAVING received our semi-annnal sup
ply, we commence the New Year with al
assortment that is not surpassed if equal
led ia the United States.
We have "Twelve Thousand Dol 'ars'
in the article of Watches alche. and cal
therefore supply our friends and the public
with any style, aud at almost any price
We haYe
G,Ll Patent Levers fr,m S35 TO $3.50
Silver do. do. Is" IS,
with a general assortment Of l.epine and
Vertical Watches.
The other branches Of our stock will
be found as extensive and complete as our
Wutchess-such as CHAINS, SEALS, hEYs,
lJewelry in all lis variety including many
valuable DIAMoNDs and some fall sets,
SPE0TACLEs, tSIEvkH,wSEE, Co.'s FINE,
SHyER-pt&TEp GooDs, CLocKs, LAMPS &
qBAaDoLEs, Cutlery, GUNs, PIsroLs,
inclddingIho genuine DIRRiS6RR's, CAsEs,
TIA FRkEk; with q general assortment OF
FANcg 6ooDs, in which will be found
many choice ant Giles for the Ladies.
NOTICE. We aim TO furnish those
who deal IN MempbIs, wiih home mar.
Set md d home emrahlte1 Gar Goods 10
Opr liae, and interchangeable 10 call and
examine fer themselyes.a Our Stock is
laid in with 'Casbg our European Goods
we import ourselves; We get our Domes-
tic Articles direct from he makers, and
being satisfied with small profit, we offer
great inducements 10 our friends and the
public. We are also prepared TO do all
kinds Of work in our Inc, in the best
manner and with dispatch, our motto il,
TRY Us! F. Il. CLARK Il Co.
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn
(F. II. CLARK,
4. c. WURzBAcm,
IL. S. WILKINS.
n. u. The trade supplied on liberal
terms; All all orders from the county
will receive especial attention.
Memphis, Tenn, January 18Th, 1919.
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20 nirLricf Atlorncr.

JOHN W. CAMPBELL, Of DesOio
rouniy, is a candidate for District At
torney uf the Seventh Judicial District.
at the November Election.
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list OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at
~ Oxford, Mss, on the lst day Of April,
which, If not taken out before the fret day
% July next, will be sent to the Genop-
al Post Office as dead letters. Persons
applying for letters in this list will please
say they are advertised, Otherwise they
may rrnf faf them tAfa +E3n p
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FOR Circuit Judge.

We are authorized TO announce the
lion. y. S. PRICE, OF Tippah r9Vnty,
9s candidate for Judge Of The Seventh
Judicial District, at the neat November
Election. i .g. ~
J. ~. MCAM PBELL, Of Marshall
county, IL a candidate for Judge Of The
Seventh Judicial District, at the November
Election. d s.l ss'yr.. ,.... "
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Wool Carding Machine.

THE shscriber respectfully announces
n to tho public thathe has just received
direct from Cincinnati, q inew WOOL
CARDING MACHINE. built on the
most improved plan. II is now in opera.
ton at his Saw Dill, 10 miles cast Of Ok
ford, Lafayette county, on the road leading
from Wyatt TO POntoloc.
Those having Wool to card would do
well to send it IN, as he confidently assures
all, that, by strict attention HIMSELF and
securing the services Of an experienced
person, they shall receive nothing but
good rolls in return.
Wool should be cleared from all hard
substances previous 70 cardhg, and one
pound Of lard allowed to ten pounds 0
wool. l.. I. WYNN.
PS. Wool rolls for sala 1T 40 cts per
pound. l. r. w.
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u. Bsgg, Thomas E.. chickasaw county
> 10 Miss. 3'D '.5.dioiil
2. Gillian, John T., DesoiO co. = Z 81
B. Ware, William j., Pontotoc do.
A. Holmes, Finley, Desoto do. 80 i
5. Aston, John d., do. n64 - =
g. Nash, A. G., Canton, Madison co.
u Norton, c. s., Columbus, LOwnd0l
b pr county. u8-l ro
s. Harris, S. H., do.
0. BOpen, William b., Oxford, Lafayette
60.
10. Butler, w. r., do. do.
IL. Mdckie, J. NJ, do do.
II. Fitzpatrick, E. p, Marshall co.
10. Puryedr, T. S., do.
IA. Ellis, Thomas f., at the University
Is. Griffin, W. r., Oxford, Lafayette co,
10. WIRnis, Hugh, Leaksvile, Greene co.
IT. GllisPie, H., Wahalak, Kemper co.
IS. MRdren, Holly Springs.
10. PegUes, William C., do.
20. Pegues, Marlborough, do.
81 Welsh, Jos, Wahalak, Kemper CO.
%. COnkey, Jos. j., Oxford, Lafayette
%. Jones, Leris b., do. do.
"A. Moseloy John r., Wahalak, Keinpe
25. Rogers, Thomas j., Oxford.
20. LGmbrefh, J. W.. Canton, Madison co.
%. OrenS, William, do. do.
%. PhiPps, J. H., Oxford.
30. PhippS, b. L., do.
80. Sheegog, John, do.
81. PhiPps, w. r., do.
30. Jorden, w. r., Canton, Madison co.
33. RGybmn, L. A., Oakland, Yslobusha
co.
"a. Hi6lcr, n. r., Belmont, Pamela CO.
IS. Aston, y. o., Pleasant Mount, do.
80. Smither, X. g., Oxford.
81. Bramlat, J. M., PontotOc.
IS. Bennett, J. w., Barton, Monroe co..
30. Strong, N. h., Barton, Lpwndes CO.
40. Eondrcn. William, Oxford,
a.. TSylOr, r. s., do. - - '''' . !
49, Means, j., Memphis, Tenn lon 4
80. Coleman, Il. J., Despio co. !i9 fnd
~. EpiHg, A., Carrollton, Carroll co.
IS. Pkifcr, Charles VIZ Water Valley,
mi Yalobusha co. 'hi ~ ~, III |
10. Lester, S. p, belmont Pamela co.
n. HErton, A. S., Holly Springs. III
Is. Hurt, H. Hammei, OxEird- 9.. !
10, HqIbet, J. H., Aberdeen, Monroe co
80, Smiley, J. J., Reds slore, Copiah co. |
"a, Meaders, J. p, Oxford. Z.
y. Montgomery, {. r., Slarkyille, Miss.
-. ErOHs, f. H., Aberdeen, Monroe CO
"A. CORreH, H. NJ, jacksonville, Mar
shall CO.
IS. Scales, J. W., do. d..
is. Roach, j., Preston, Yalobusha CO.
a. Hudson, J. L., Lamar, do.
=. Robson, w. j., Charleston, Talla-
huichie county,
o. RGgland, J. r., pontoloc.
%. Qudrles, J. J., Montrose.
i. Fdrrar, r. G., Jackson, Miss.
=. kirkpatrick, J. G., Canton, Madison
co.
3. Olirer, d. W.. Rico's Y roads, Pa
nOla co.
{. lFGoran, T., Waterford, Marshal co.
). EdrLc, b.. Aberdeen, Monroe ca.
J. M'Bce, Siids, Tchula, Holmes co.
7. M'Bce, Joshua, do. do.
;. Johnson William, Monroe CO!
}. BurHift W., Barton, Lowndes co.
}. Mayson, J. H., Jacks0h, Miss. '.r j.
(. AndrsrS. X. c., vernOns Madison co.
J. Wyatt, r. S, I'chuIa, Holmes co,
!. Herring, John b., PJntOtc;. Y
!. M'CIurc, Noses ~, COOsa CO., Ala
obama. .s929leI 5cel i AZ
Since publishing the Bistof The Students q
~ had malriculaied 10 the Uaiyefsity Of e.
l<sissippi on Saturday last, lhe LOU Of 8
,Pch, the following young gentlemen Y
We j"ined THAI institution H1or al-~ ~ ~
Leak, w. j., Tippah co. y"
Youag, Bereriey d., Waverley, Lown'
des CO. ~
Yong, Thomas f., do. Is
Young, James H., do. ca
Watkins, John, do. vi
Robson, Robert, Charleston, ITALIA.
hatchie co.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

WHEREAS Letters Tcs'amentary OF
J" the las, Will and Testament Of
John I. Barksdale, deed, we're granted
70 the undersigned, at the January term
d the Probate C,uH Of lafayette coun-
~, MississipPi-NOw all persons, having
claims against tho estlte OF said decedeni,
are hereby required 10 exhibit tho salae
within the time limited by law, or they
viii be barred-ond those indebted 10
said estate, arc required to make inn
mediate payment.
WILLIAM OWEN,
Exocutor Of John r. Barksdalc.
March l0,h, 1919. 46-6w
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OlsrE Of Chaaccry Cou

Oisrk Of Chaaccry Court ("
EDMUND A. COLE, Of Marshall COIN.
~, is n candidate for Clerk Of Tive Chan
Gerry Court OF this District, at the next
November Election.
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N81sEIGE:

II wlhslte9tFt theif1loating named tines q
II aud Places for ghepgEPpe Of receiving 5'Do
the Stale, County and SPECIAL Tax due for b9ssG'
the yoAr lS4s, 70 wi: 'lof yro o. Ia.
I!uiay lsltfo Dst. h4s& a. s. 18th, iau:
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OXFORD MALE
80 n lolIRNEWa

A@6AAl 3gs-SA~9 &0
,HlHIS Iussfiitdiioa re.Dbeacd on the 1871
day OF January, under charge Of J. w
RISEN & a n. C0NKEY, bath Of whom
are well qualified and experienced teach
erS, The G asses and thedi1srent branch.
es dan Eaglis education wit be tadghi
and yoahg gendsntri well prepared for
entering the University! 1alsof
B0ud can be had M pliEtle Families at
$Siper aoaih, lao 10
Terms per Session Of Five Months
LIST Class Spelling, Reating, Writing.
Geography a. Arithmetic $40
2nd CLAss-English Grammar, Geogra.
phy. and Arithmetic, Sl2 90
Sd CLAss-Tho Higher branches Of
English, including Natural Philosophy aud
$40 90
9TH CLAss-The Higher branches or
and Cllssics, Latin, Greek
and French, : $50 90
J. 4. TALIATERRo, (Sl c. G. BurLER
T.. A. MEARE., { D.RoBERTsoN
w. II. SNIrHER, 3 G. NJ. PMPPs,
W. n. ID. WENNDEL, Sec'y.
Jan. 10, lsf9.-49-t.
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Watches! Watches /!

NOR years The strife
has been moi who
codiif make othe best
.Walnb, but who could
make The cheapest, o.
rather the lowest priced
article which IL not al
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Dissolution.

VNIle. firm Of Nelson & EWendel, was
tbs day dissolved BY limitation. II is
therefore necessary Iha the business should
be cio-ed at the earliest possible time.
All indebted by note or account, are ear
nesiIy requested TO come and settle wiih-
out delay. as indulgence will not longer
be given. Those having claims sgain't tho
firm or either Of the partners, will please
present them.
lsither of the firm are nithoiiIed to
make settlements.
W. s. NELSON.
w. II. ID. wendell.
December 80, lS45.-3nl.
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Tur EstAL LOCOMOTIVE STARTED
= exhibition Of the model Of Porter
Robiobu's Atrial Locomotive was
hade Yesterday afternoon on the ES!
bange, and was perfectly successful.
Inc dOat, or spindle shape balloon,
n ade Of gold bealer's skin, was about
% feet long, TO which was suspended
steam engine in miniature, weighing
-fire, water, and all complete-A>
bout 8 or 4 pounds. Notwithstanding
Is diminutive size, the engine turned
he light paddle-wheels of tho ma
chine, with ease, and kept in motion
BIS long as the water lasted. The Fud-
der was set to fly the balloon in cir<
Gle. 1t was started from the eastern
door of the Rotunda, and went up
steadily, propelled by the engine in a
regular gyration TO the rOof-making
two full circles on its way. Here a
Wcighthaving been attached to it, 1t
descended in a spiral following the
eet Of the rudder. and landed safely
This experiment was repeated a seN
Sond time with a like result, and SO
bar as flying in quiet atmosphere
toes the locomotive may be consider
ID fully successful. 1t remains to be
|een, whether large machine simi.
larry constructed, would safely resist
The violent commotions Of the open
hir. There was "A large number of
persons present yesterday, who testi.
fled, By a hearty applause, their opin-
ion ofthe exhibition.-N. Y. Tribune.
De Vrcro' s'TELEscopE,-T George
town I'D. C.) Advocate states that the
great telescope used by the famous
philosopher aud astronomer, De Woo,
in his discoveries in Europe. has been
received at Georgetown College: the
object glass alone is valued at $1,000.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14

A DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE-The
- undersigned Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Zechariah Fuller, deceased, has
presented in, account Of his admins
lraiion on saio estate, 10 the Probate
Court Of lafayette county, Mississippi,
and will, at the next May Term thereof,
apply Tor its addition and allowance.
{. J. FULLER,
Admiaistraaor, &c.
March o5ih, 1919. As
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
Notice to Conlractora.


SEALED Proposals will be received,
0by the Trustees Of The Male Academy
until The list day Of March next, for ihs
erection Of Brick Academy in Oxford.
Contractors will be ellowed 20 bid for any
portion oftho. StI.,sRilhor without mate
rails. The BaiIdipa VIII bc required to
be compensatory the fkth day OF August
next. Phnsapd Speed caa be seen
at e. G., Buffers Or w. Il eaiiher's.
JaE TAI,fAFERHD,1
So Us'G. HUTkEB
aii G W. IL ytStNfHf.s
rr,i NH -AEApltE, IT., ...'
IN + A. NfEkf1EN "e''
' BaRQaE JASON,
lii" erNePHTPPs,
Jan. I5ihIalD.-4Q-6w.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
LIST OF THE STUDENTS
IN THE
University OF mississippi.

III me Order Of their MatgisHlaioS and
70 ~ nfa joining College, aia,e5 tt.
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f S T RAY 5.

a. - - - -
TAKEN UP by Greenberry IIellems,
n living about twelve miIes southeast
of Oxford, near Prices Inill, one bay horse,
about seveu or eight years oid. no marks
Or brands yisiblo-aPpraised 20 So 90.
Also, one roam mare, about eight ~ nine
years Old, M mats 90 bands pefeeiyabie
appraised to SO SQ,r,r,,...
q ALLEY WoOEVERTON,
March 90. 1919 noi77- RaHrcr.
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DnaDm W@aDae

THE undersigned having opened -
house IN Oxford, on Main. illiE
street, south Of The courthouse, cor he
accommodation Of Travellers, Day.Board.
ers, and far Families, respectfully sOIiciis
a share Of public patronage. Tie pledges
his utmost exertions 10 render. eomiotiaile
Al Who may favor him wiiA lbeir c,fsiosn.
- Bill OF cHkRgEl. y ~ &c z
Man and horse, oil nighE8rge, -
per day I'D 49, 50
BoSfd,lpur Month, %
,'e1rlo WITH Lodging, from April tiol
~ e October, rsr month, 10 90
Do. d., irum October % Arfil, e. ga.
7di 9qrf per ulouth, s'e 4lfI2 90
BUrdib BY the Year, with qtiaflsns" how I.
" settlement, arg 1cBIQ0 90
Single meal, 90 Is
WIZ WILKINS.
March 30th, 1919. sof
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llI-IIT = = = ~ = =
HyAKEN urS, BIZ William 2. Arnold, liv.
LtiBsof2' males soslh ~ Oxlcrd, one
hay & D. ahdd "a htpds high sappO-ed 10
Be ihfeSf yeirs Oh. ue iptfki or brsnis per.
n $50
A. Wooi,N ERToN, Rozr,r.
Feb. 2, 1882 ~ Al-3t
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

EXECUTORS NOTICE,
WHEREAS, Letters Testamcntay
W Of the last will and testament Of
Michael Watson, deceased. were granted
10 the undersigned at the last September
term Of the Probate COurt Of lafayette
county, Mississippi. Now al persons
having claims against tho estate Of SAID
iestatOr, are hereby required 10 present the
same wilein the time prescribed by law, or
they win be barred. An persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make imme.
date payment
JOHN NJ. WATSON,
ID. A. WATSON,
Executors
Dec. 30, ls4s.-36-6w.
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OXFORD
FEMALE ACADEMY.

TlIe next session of this school vii
commence on the 18Th day of Febru
airy next, under the supervision of Mr.
I a. l.. LEWIS. az Principal, an. able ahc
! experienced teacher, who viii be aided by
competent assistants, all ofwhofn, are we'll
Qualified 10 discharge their respective do
ties. We can safely recommend them 10
the confidence and patronage Oft pubic.
The course ofsudy will be that usually
pursued in the best Academies. The class.
es are divided into primary and academi-
cal departments, the latter into Ihrse 6i.
visions.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
and Geography.
ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
Fmsr cLAss.-Elistnry Of the Uni ed
States. Arithmetic, English Grammar, with
daily exercises in reading and writing.
SECOND CLAss-Naluial Philosophy.
Ancient and Modern History, Rhetoric,
BOiony, Watts on the mud, PbysIology,
and Chemistry.
THIRD CLAss.-.AslronnmV, Natural
Philosophy, Problems on the Globes, Nor
al and Mental Philosophy. Rhetoric, Boto-
ny. Chemistry, Latin and French langua-
ges, and Mathematics.
To those desinng II, viii BE- taught Orna-
mental Needlework, and Music on Piano,
and strict attention given to select reading,
composition and definition through the
whole course.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
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TERNS PR sESNON or FIVE N0FTHS

ILtAo I'm ebNcluA VI I'VE AtAlhN
Primary Department. $40 90
Aeadsmical Department.
First Class. 10 so
Second class, IS 00
Third class, 90 90
Music On Piano, p 90
Use OF Instrument Cor Praetising, 5 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
Incidental expenses, loi .io.l. !. 50
Boarding can be bad a The Academy
q with private families ~ g per nioatit
washing and candles ffira charge tine
half of the price for ipiioa AMI bard ng
Eill Be rsqaired 10 be. raia "a idvsnes.1
RaurRr sHEEs0oe, IKcoH TnoxrsoN.
]. AZ. HoWHT. IAMEs Srdcklrp. /
E. r. BELcHER, ZFBiSk CoSRtr,1 1.
y. A. HATEs, Trr-tsfs. ~
January "a, 1889, -f6-sn.
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IF. II. CLARK,
"A. G. WURzBAcm,
IL. s. WILKINS.

n. y. The trade supplied on liberal
terms; All al orders from the country
will receive especial atteriun.
Memphis, Tenn, January 18Th, 1919.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14

J. T. AOsELEY.
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Sept. 90, lsls.-26-ir.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND IN
srRUCrloNs TO PosTMAsTERS
Relative 10 tina Rs,inr Of Letters. III. Rsiurn
Of Dead Le,ter, 1rsnsisnt Newspaper,
and The PossmAfking Of Ls,lsrs conveyed
by thu Brush and United States lnierna.
tionsl Malls
Hereafter, when o loitsr exceeds en- ounce
Ia weight bot does not sheeed Two ounces,
II vii be rated with four charges OF siope
postage when u exceeds two ounces, bot
doss not sIceed three, II will be rated with
sit ehatses Of single postage and 90 ou.
there being . single postage On the first tall
ounce, double charge fot tie 6,si ounce
ssd two sddtioual charges Tor each succeed.
ing ounce OF fraction Of an ounce. beyond
The FIRST ounce. This is ordered IN vluue Of
an act Of Congress approved March }. 1919.
And, in putsnono1 OF the same act It ~
required that leuefs which are refused a. the
office OF delivery, BY the parties Addressed,
and le,iets which, for any other cause, can.
not b delivered To said psrties, shall be i'm.
msdistely returned 10 the Dead Leuer office
ai Washington, under address to the Third
Assistant Postm 's,st General, without wit
ing the time lof advertising, as heretofore ~
quired ia relation TO this class Of dead let
isn. They must IN every case he marked
In red ink on the face, with an entry show
iag they are refused, OF the cause ihat pre-
VEINS their delivery also stamped with The
stsmp OF office, and witha view 10 the prop.
Of adjustment OF the accounts be placed IN
der the pos,-bill TO the Dead Letter office
Transient newspaper, uhatis, papets not
sent from the Office OF publicstion) viii here
after be subJec: TO newspaper postage rale
oaly that 10 one cent loi any distance IN the
same Sale, and one and half cent for any
distance exceeding one hundred miles where
the newspaper is sent from one Stale into
another. But postage on such newspapers
10 in ell cases 90 he prepaid. as heretofore
In respect TO Blush mails, where the Of
hcisl postage entries on the letters received
are 10 red ink. the letter is considered a.
paid, and 10 to be delivered accordingly
where Ia black ink, as unpaid, and the pos
Isge is to be collected. Postage ~ such ca
see 10 either wholly paid or wholly unpaid
The pos,Sse figures on such letters show, on
on the paid leIiefs, the amount 10 be credited
TO the United States on the unpaid letters
the amount charged 10 the United States 49,
the poStSge to be collected from unpaid Brit
hh letters is In oil cases TO be. Whatever NAV
be their oeGt or eredt figures, twenty -four
cents for each additional rate. and after the
hrsi ounce. each euer exceeding that weight
ia to be charged fouy-elght cents for each
additional ounce or fraction OF an ounce
J. COLLAMER, =. NJ General.
PosT OTTIce DTPARrNenr March Is, lsio.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28
M A r r i L ID

In Clarendon. Feb 81, by Rev c. Wood
house, Mr. Samuel Hayward, jr., to Miss
Della 4. Rounds.
In Clarendon, Feb sth, by Rev &. Wood.
honsc MIR Job A Waterman to Miss Mar.
cia Pillsbnry, both Of Shrewsbury. By tho
same Feb 22nd, Mr. Lionel G. Fish, Of
Clarendon, to Miss Nancy L. White, Of
Shrewsbury.
At Astoria, l. |, March 9Th, by the
Rev. A. Il Bishop Harricttc S. daughter
Of the late Rev. Henry Hunter. of New
York, and DR.. f. c. Gray of Virginia
BY Rev. c. WoodhousO March %, Mr
b Remington to Miss Laura Edgerton,
both of Wallingford Same day, by the
same, Miss Frances Newcomb, Of Keene,
n II. to Mr. John d. Small, of Clarendon.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

STATE OF VERMONT, DE IL remembered
District Of Rutland, g. ID that al . special
probate court 81 Rsilsnd. within and fer the dts-
,rtet Of Ratlaad, Aforesaid, % the 2o,h day Of
March, A d 1872.
Present Hoe. II Battsn, JndEs
Nh,rtA, Sally l.. Rostip, Gusrdisn Of Charlss
u. kastln, q minor heir % James Rustic, late o.
Wsliingford, ih said district, deceased inte,tats,
has this day made application to said ooart, repre-
'snting that it wonld be conducive 10 The inter
ett u her sAid wafd 10 cell certain real estate Of
her aid wAsd, Tor the purpose % putting the pro
essds thereof a. intsrestsAld real estate consist
lug Of one equal undivided ami part Of o. much
Of the village house and lot 81 said deceased, a.
was not Get cut ~ dover o. the widow ~ ssid de-
ceased, and including one equal undivided hth part
81 the rsrerstou Of said dover aud therefore sAid
court 10 grant her license to sell the ,ams.
Therefore, u - ordered by taij court that said
BE-, aud the sans hereby 10, referred
Tor hearing aud decision 20 the special session "
SAID court to he held at the ofes Of the register
Of said court ia sa.d Rutland on the 81 Monday,
being the l6th day Of April A. ID. 1919 and that
notice thereof be given by publication three weeks
'uees'nssly previous thereto In the Rutland Coun-
~ Herald, neWspAper printed al said Rutland,
that all persons concerned may appear and object
TO the granting Of ssid license II they see caGte.
true copy Of record.
HISEY HAL, ReglI.er.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

A. EXECUTION ~ BusroN His Excel
lsney thu, C ovsInor has signed the death war
rAnl OF Washington GOode, convicted of the
murder Of Thomas Harding IN June last
The execution 10 fixed fpT Friday, the 25lh
MAJ, between the hours 81 eight and eleven
o'clock ~ the lnreaoon
By the laws OF Mass arhusetls, the sentence
Of death must he eIecuied within TIE walls
Of ths prison oS within th- enclosed yard "f
the prison. The shenh ol The county Shall
be present al the eIscuuun, and also Two nj
his deputies, tn be designated by the sheriff.
He shall also request the presence OF The
district attorney, clerks Of the courts, snd
twelve reputable citizens, including physi-
eian or surgeon. The counsel Of the crlml-
nal, such ministers OF the gospel as he shall,
dsAiTe, and his relatives. are also permitted
20 he present al the eHecUinn.
Mr. EVelrth. the high sheriff OF this coun-
", proceeded 10 tho Jail YESTERDAY forenoon
and read the warrant 10 the criminal Rev
z 7. TaVlot accompanied the sheuf -
Goode naintsinrd dog red, snilen demean-
90, duaag The read.aR Of tho warrant HIS
manHsT UAs similar 20 that exhibited m the
osan SunnR the uiAl Father Taylor ad-
drssses he prsonsf very ieeiingly, AMI Of
teFed 10 very Impressive ana appropriate
payer. Afst which the prisoner appeared -
~ much saf,ensd. and requested that Father
TSylar snould cOntn0s 10 VISIT him DUNG
tne briSi period witch 10 allotted him lH tIit
~Dia He ts'ired ,hs siiepdspct Of nc 9th
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

- ' STATE oT =, yraNoy7 Re it rsmG,mb,red
court, held at Castletou, IN aud for said district
on the leth day Of March A. ID. 1910
Whereas William u. Coburu. aImiHistraior, Of
tho estate cf William Bromley, iate Of Castleton,
boa raid district deceased utostntc has made arpli-
cation TO snid court 60 extend tlo time heretofore
limited for the payment Of IAs detts against said
estate one year.
II is ordered that said application We rcforrt
for hearing and decision g. the 10Th day of April
mex. and that a copy of the record Of this order
be published three weeks Futc.,siyc'y 10 the Itut.
land County Herald Newspaper printed at Rut-
land Treviuur o. The time appointed for said hear
ing, tl1t ell persons interested may appear ~ the
time and place al1rc.aii, and object to the grant
ll. saii application ii they zee cause.
A true copy Of record.
10 IHON WARMER Judg.