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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
For the Enquirer.
DCCeRbOc

OO~~~OS
 Derives it's name from the Latin word
 ecem, ten. It was primitively the Tenth, hut is now the twelfth month in He year.
 Our saxon ancestors most appropriate EB termed it Winter-nao,,d (Wintcr lonth,) until they embraced the chris
 an faith; when in devotion to the birth lime of the Saviour they reverenaly ealI- "a December heligA naonpt (Hoay aonth.). It was also called by them
 Eidwiater- nonat and Giut-erra, or the Grst Gmil. This word GuiI here means he feas. in honor of ths saxon God fhor, (which was celebrated at the win Fer solstice,l and was de wed from the word SoI or ol, sigmifying aaes because kas a chief requisite and mark of such easts, Gi~l is now corrupted into Yule Ind Gulss
 On the l6tS KaleRd of December, Ethe Ii7th day of the nnOaah,l t.'e Romans commenced the celebratiop oG the feast called Suturnalia, whicA lasted five days. rhis festival was hell in honr of Satxrn, the fabulous Esther of all the Gods. It (sEas celebrated in Italy long before the building of Rome. and indeed it's origin cannot we'll be traced. During its con !.inuance no war was allowed to. be pro- claimed. nor any criminal executed. the schools enjoyed a vacation, and the whole Icity indulged in nirth and freedom of |conduct: servants were allowed to be fre and merry with their masters, pupils with their teachers, and the people wish their superiors,
 This joyous f,stival was originally con- fined to one day onl., but it gradually Increased to five; and indeed some au, thors say, to sexen.
 The Christian calender deGcates the 2lst of December to the memory of St. TlomAs the Apostle. surnamed Didy- ma, or the Twin. This day is also con side;el the shortest in the year. The 25.h Is sacred in cnmmemoration of the birth of our ble >sed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. This festival was celebra. ted in the earliest ages of Christianity, and was called pre-eminently "the fes- tival of festivals" and the chlef of all festivals" Its name, Christmas, is de rived from the Latin words Christi nsissi, meaning the Mlss cf Christ. which the Roman Catholics performed on this sa- cred day. The word Nuss isapplied by them to- their religious rituals, and their service book or Liturgy is, called the Missal, or Mass Book. On the 26th, the memory of St. Stephen, the first Christian Martyr. is honored. The 27lh is sacred ,te Ss. John the Apostle and Evangelist, the beloved disciple of Christ; and on I,e 2sth, the dreadful slaughter of the Jewish children by Herod. by which he hoped b sfey the infant Jesus, is com n,emorated under the name of " Holy Innocents." This festival is also caAed CAilieywsas or Chikd. mass. ....-
 A. A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
Young Men.s Instifute.

The nexl Lecture will be given hy the Rev. H l., VAELL. Of Cornwall. on Tues day evening next. Suhiecl-Tke Elements of Village Prosperity. ......1
 VIM. c. COZ, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
To Physicians and Surgeons
 FOR sAIEs

I Hydsoeele SyEinge, Trocsr &es- Pocket
 Dreasins Case end InsiI unaenis--Presciip' i,..u Casss--Eye and Ear Case and Insiru men,s-Pcekei Susgica: Case aud lnsiru- m.u,s-Galvanie Battery aud Case-Bcugies and CalheieTs. (Silyer and Cum EIaslIcl- Turnkey, FOseeP'. &c -.TToess-Tonsil ln- slTu.nent-Lance's, S,etheseepe. Sraritta' m,dc ;: Al.o . ME DTC.fL LIDR9RI. oI Modern and rare ADrirnt Wovks BelOngins m ,h. E.,aIe of inc late Dv. Woodruff
 c c. WOODRUFF. AdnIaisisaioF.
 IitehhelA. Dec. ilth 4sao.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
R0NATION PARTY,

Tine friends of the Rev. Mir. STONE pro pose making h,m a Donation Visit at his House, on the Evening of the Est os Ian.
 EitchGeld, Dec 18th lS49
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
D;sluc, oi i.i;chiield, ss

PrnbaVe CtUrl, Dec. ", IST9. ESTATE of S1NMON E. PARKER, late ot Llchirld, in said district, decsased. The C"u,i of Probate for the District oi Lstchiield, hath limited aud allowed MA months from li,4 dale hereof, fo. tho Credit. CTS C! sad Est represcn,fd inso!yen', in whi.h tn exhibit their claims thereto; and has appontcd Joseph W. Mason, and Wm L. Snrdly, Co,Emi-sionetsso receive and ex> ainne sa i'd Claims.
 Certified hv
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
CHAS ADAMS, Judge.

The snhacrhtrs gi~c nofic. that ihoy shall mer. al the ilcwse cf Joseph ". Masrn, in Luehf"d on the 2d Tuesday m February and t." 3a hio,nssy in June lsj0a, 3uclock ln ,hc f,l "no,n. on cacn of said daIs, t"r the put- pose of attending on the business .! said az. poiamrat.
 JO;ETtf " MASON, lCommis
 WILLIAM l.. SMEpLEY ] si"ners, III pe,snn- indebted to said E-lae are rc. Guss,ed to make mtLia,e ''a.m n, to
 ROTN ELI. II. PARKER, Exccu'or
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20

E DEONS of tho ve.yocs. quality os Q . tone and workmanship. lis Sera. phincs are made upon principles entirely new, and arc not inferior to any made or. ascd in this country.
 D1YTON'IS IMPHOVED lIE- LOD hOEis admitted by the most com pc eni julges 10 Sc superior 10 a"s Me,ode. "n now in uec. It has a Gey.ooard sii,.i. lar to th,, of Piano or Seraphihe. i'he Case iS of Rose wood. Black Walnu;, and Mahogany, and is well huished. The ,une is very smooth, and can be made loud or soft by The use of iLv Swell Pedal. !. is well adapted 10 quick or slow music. The Bellows is constructed on a l,sw ana ;,n> pGoseA pian,--it works with q Pedal, anA wnh bal N.;le, inconvenience 10 inc rerfnr- mcr. II is easily mate portable hy folding he legs underOcs'h.
 W. B. These instruments are well aGap. ted for an aCcoD pa n;men 10 chuIch choirs as well as for paElOr use, and as hey are male in strong aud substantial manner. ihe subscriber EelS eB.iTe confidence ir res , commenting ihem as durable and eticient inS, rR0cRi.
 L- The public are invited 10 cali ar3 examine hem.
 ns-P amos, Seraphnes, and other Mn sical Instruments, tuned and repaired.
 J. DAYTON.
 Wo'co:'vi!'e. Conn.,, July. ls49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
NorfoIk AcMGeInDY.

eMvnR Winter Term wlll cnmmence on 2 Alsaaay, Dec. 1i, Ia coatInae vIsissn ana . hllf wssks. l.
 w. n. RICE. pfiaeipml.
 Masfaak alsg. slh. 1edo. ik~ n
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20

Dee s7lh instant. The Chapier VIII me.t ao'eloek end the Ladge si c e'elaes ? NJ.
 Pee 0vls l.iiehaeld. ee. tpth lslv,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20

Disirici "i IOrTIngiOI ss.
 Probate Court Dec. fih iSl9 { ON the Estals or EDWARD WALSH, late of TOr,ingt"n deceased
 The Com' limits aud allows six months from this datc nr the Creditors of sad Estate to exhibit their claims i"r settlement. Those whn neglect 10 present their accounts rrnpe,ly aii. sled wiihIB said Iime viii be d.. harr'd recovery, All pris'ns indrbied [" sa d Eslaie are requested 'n make payment to
 WILLIAM WALSH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
TO RENT.

THE new and convenient trick Sto.e re- 1 gently huii, by the subscri''er,- aIs" a Store House. PersIns wishing 70 engage ip Mercantile bi,s:ness are invited to give ate l. lion [" this this There are very few locations that will compare with ;hl: for ihe safe Ui iiu"dS
 Application ma, be made to the Hon. Hol> brmk CuE;iss, ur to the SHi'sc, iber in this town. A. A. GR;DLEY, A.t.
 Waie' town, Dec. l2,h l.39.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
Prepare for Fire by Insu-
 rance '!

THE Sshscriber bri"g an aRhnrized Agent l of the 'Me,chanr- ard Farmers Muiul! Ere Insurance Company" of Worcester Mass 'ffeus iu snsiI.~
 Buildings and MerchGadise" ,ot extra haz .rdnns--at very low rates, f"' he Term of tom one e. i've Aears
 - S \. BRONSON, Agent. LtchfeId. Dec. IS40.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
T1STATE of GEoRGE PLA1T, Ia,e ol

IHsTATE of GEORGE PLA1T. Iaie ol FI T,-rirgton, in said District de eased The Coutt of Probate f1r said District hath .in;t.d aud sllDweh six months f'Gr' the date hereof toi ,he creditors cf sad Estate Iepre- senisd insolvsni. in winch to exhibit their claims there,o. and has appointed Phinsas, North and Denss toe, Esqrs. 'f said Tenirg. lon CtmmissioneIs [" receive and exsmiGe said claiiEa Certified nv
 GEO. D WADHAAfS. Judge. TIE subscribers give Rotice that they shall mse, al the house of WillyS Cnriisa, in sid ToTriRaton. on the GoHTtk Monday of JaWuaty and the fourth Monday Of April 1850, St . ncipck P. M. UE sath cf s..:. a:ys. Co attend io the duties Of thvir. Sain apYoiulme.ii all C'aiG.s mol p.escnie dWilh ;n the tme limited will be deLaTred Is'
 PH.HEAs "0RTH, ] commis.
 HEMAS COZ. NiGncrs
 All re,sonA ind, b,ed 'o said ES.ale are rronestsd 10 make immediate payment i0.
 I.EOE:LlA PLA1T. q Adminis
 WILLIS cuRTIss' tralasa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
Fer Sale.

For Sale.
 lwA A VALUARIE FARM sn. NsFsF "A aAied in Longhiii, Hunt- issss ington. the lnte residence ofJo. &4 seph Safion, Esq, deceased, shoui Che handled and six.y acres There is on said Farm laHse and commodious dwellieg hoaAe, two baras, and uums rous other oaf tuildiRgs, and a large. number of choice a0d valuable fruit trees. &c. Said Fam Is in & high state of eni@ iivsii"n, iS undeE good Gehte. and is well ~aIere'i. and ss"'Y way ealrulaleh 10 n, ase q desirable residence, being v;,h:a twa n.i'rs "l the eaurishiag village Of Hisn!ax> nam aud fF sale ai a eEKAT BAIsAI9 ia dose the estate Far terms, G.. enquire Of B! EDWARD SHEi.fCN. Ear. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
Geese Feathers

vxs HE subscribers have made arrange I men:s to keepa cons,aDt supply of . first rate article of GEESE FEATH. FRS-selected and packed with stest care by ourselves. in packages of from 20 to 5O lbs; and will furnish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs of a qUal- i,y they will warrant as good as the best, a. as low prices as can be purchased of equal quality in the State.
 s. & L. HURLBUT. Winchester, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
At PattiSon'S Stove-Ware House

StOVC-Wa arc House
 An A~JI@ -. TIN.WARE MANUFACTORY. IVAN be found one Of lhe best assoft- O meDts 0E
 COOK and PARl.OR STOVES to be seen in Litch6eld County. Arrange ments have been made with lhe principal Stove Manufacturers of Albany and Troy. which will enable me to sell atpsices which cannot be competed with.
 Also
 Constantly On haAd. Stove Eusniture, Pipe, Since, Zine, TiR- Ware, &c., &e. Al. kinds Of Job. WoEk usually donc in such establishments will he done a, shorl notice. and on ,esms that will Sol fail 10 suit customers.
 The subscriber woald bese inform his patrons and the public, that he has remox> ed hts shop to more commodinuS apart> ~euts--oppOsise Pau & FOs,sI's s Sto'e Oa the north.
 W. C. PArTISoN Wes, Cornwall Sept. 5, le49. 7
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
Masonic Notice.

HNHE AnMaai com .
 \ muaicaiian ai Darius ChaPes Nh is
 and of Si. PAUL'S l.s'lge Ne. ii will be h0lden iar the ch.ace 0l othceEs and o,her haslnsss as the Mason. ie Hall on Thurstlav.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
l q 8

TONS Of Superior Plosfer IF sale nl ihe nAfH. ' oAu sIalIoH fa siss.s.'sk hg RkEkEt8 &47
 Ass M 'sk IAsN tzl
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
Just Received,

4 GREAT variety of Tovs, French Baskets &c.. Just the ariiclss fur The Holidays.
 GRANNISS & co. Litchfrld, Dee, nth ls49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-20
To Scamstresses.

ANY number oi Mems Shi,ts. Bnsoms, Collars Sc. furnished to b- made up tur the New Haven shirt Mannfactnry, by
 SILA, N. BRONSON, Agent.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21
STATE or vRRMoNr.epEnpm.m

STATE or vRRMoNT,(RE 1t re~.m
D,sirlc, Of Fstb,ven. ;. Dbetcd thatat
a Probate Count held al Ca,i'cton 10 and ior
ssd district on tie 2sih Day e Febtusfv,
A. ID 1919
IA instrument putpofiing TO be ibe last
will and testament Of Rosabella Tuuie, late
of Pawlei 10 said disiuct. deceased, being
presented to said roUu here by Josiah Toby
Jr.. one ~ the executors theteiu armed. loo
probate
II is ordered hv said court that an persons
concerned therein be nouUcd 10 appear at
session al SAID count TO bc held at Casllrton
Aforesaid, on tao ljh day OF April next, and
show cause " any they may have against the
probate G: said w,IG for whieh purpose, 1t is
mtihcr ordered that q copy Of The record OF
,hi. ORDER he pubhshed lufee weeks success
sIvcly iu The FINLAND County Hcmld,a news
paper printed at Rutland la this Stale, all
whi-h publications sail bo previous 10 the
SAID time appointed Tor said hearing
true copy oi recon-,
II ALMON WARNER, Judge
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21
NEW MEDICINE.
Masta's Genuine Indian Vegeta-
BILE Purgative Pills,

'TlIH most generally approved 'amily med
L iciuC now 10 lie had at all The principal
stores lncvcry village and town In this state
and throughout the state Of New Hampshire
and Canada Elst,
For Bilious and InGammalory Fevers, In
digestion; Headache, Dyspepsia. Liver Com.
plant, CoSUyeness, Piles, JaundIce, Cholic
Pain in tie Stomach and Side Heartburn,
Perverted Appetite, Diarrhael, Dyseulety,
Impure Blood, and all Doaugemets OF The
bilious System.
The proprietor has such coGdencr N these
Pills, that he would SAY to all persons who
may purchase a box ofthem, that II, aherta-
king one or two doses 10 sccor9anre with
The directions, they should not be satisfied
with them, the money paid viii be refunded,
or the charge for the same cancelled, by re-
turning tho box 10 a disable condition, with
tur remainder Of tho Pills Agents selling
them are requested 20 conform to ibis rule.
n you or your family have been in the
h1bu OF using pills Try them and Won vii
iud them as good, If not better IN many re-
spccts, than any YOU have ever used before,
DO not say go Yourself ! should be glad to
. boy box ~ hem, but there are 80 many
kinds before the public already, some rec
ummeujcJ for one Thing. others for another.
lnd the rest Tor every Thing, that / have no
COB boz made for speculative purposes. With
/ .ut doubt many proprietary medicines are
loo highly recommended. aud made mere 2
lar speculation. Al. ihis may be-, bul ,hcss
tlus viii be found lp answer, as general
lhlug. the purposes lDf which lhey are de-
sEUcd.
Try them and see nr yourself, il you do
nol like them, return the box With the re-
malnder Of the pills and they will cost you
nothing Call Tor Maua's Pills, and Zee
hat the name is on the box
u For further particulars in relation 10
them see pamphlet; sold IN this village ~
Barrett & son, and Jas Potter. Henry
Sim0uds and l.. lockwood, Piusfotd. T. w.
Jackson and v. Ross, Brandon b Morgan
Ir. q Go, Nest Rutland, Ripley 4 Bailey,
Mill Village, and ty one of more merchants
BOO overy town ir Tie county and ihrbughou
the State. 20lv
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21

-
~ and after Wrrsuuty. FrrHr,ur q Ietp
~ Passenger Traur wiz leave H,.tor tu cor-
n"ctiou With ths tHchburF Iraiuf daily al ~
o'tlock 4. VI. and t.l0 n
Ica,s Bsllov. fals ior Keen. Sc. .at ! and
! % y "
Leave Seeue f,r Boror a. G. AN and SIS
=. NJ.
Leave ,cuo Tor Bellows FAN, Clsrc,toer. &c.
at 20 aud liii 4. ".
Passenger. by the nr.t train from Bo.tou will
proceed directly through Co Htlluws tb'l. and l.y
tbe first Train down, from Be.luvs Pan. directly
through TO Boston.
Passenger. 10y "a, lat Train up ana la., r-aiu
down will remain Ht kccuc over night. nul arri,.
at Rostou at 10 o'clock aud AZ Bellows Falls at
05 oclock the following morning.
All the abpy, trains connect witb tho trains over
the Sullivan Railroad nov orrS g. Mludsor VIZ
mont, aud there connecting with the \,rmopt C,u.
EVA railroad which CONNECTS 81 White River will
the Passumpsic Railroad thus making q coutiru
Gus Railroad line from Boftun through
Ftchhurv Krrne Believe Falls Charles.
town nud Windsor to Northhsld and Wells River
Vermont Also At Groton. with The Trains uf tho
Nashua and Worcester, aud Stoucy Br,0k Raj
roads by which passengers taking either TRAIN
down can Irucc.I without delay at Groton {.
Nashua, Nuchc.tcr aud Concord To- Lowell Law
rance. the Eastern part OF New Hampshire and
tho State OF Milne 60 Worccst,r Providence
Springfield Now ork CITY. Albany and the Wet
Stages will run ia connection with thi, line frer
Nuchend0u 60 Kudgs aud Jahrcy, trum FitFuI
liam 10 Richmond, Wmohcster Hiu.daio and Brat
tlehurough.
From kecne to Chc.ter6eld and Bratucborourh
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturday.. after the or
rival of the last Train Up; from Below Falls q
Rutland, Whitehall and burlington.
Passenger leaving Below FAN. OF o'clock =
w.. eau reach New lork City. Via Worcester aut
Norwich, tho next morning ats O'Clock and Those
leaving kecns by the 8 O'clock A. NJ Train car
reach Albany the same day.
-. Freight Trains will run IN connection win
tho usual Fltrhburg traius
l.. TlLTON SER.
Keens, Feb % 1870. 3tf
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21

AZ T. the subscribers being appointed by
w the Hoo Probate Court Tor the dis
trici OF Rutland, commissioners to- receive,
examine and ADJUST all claims and demands
OF ell persons against the estate Of
JOHN 4. VAIL,
lato OF Middletown ir said disirici, deceased.
represented lusolyent and months from the
22d day OF February, 1919, being allowed by
,lid court for that purpose, we do Therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
residence Of The deceased IN MiJdletown on
the first Tuesday OF May and July next, from
10 o'clock, q m. until 4 O'Clock, p m, on
each Of said days
l.. CoPrLANp, (g..,
HouACr CLAcHoRS ( ~
Mlddleiowu, March !. lsi9. II
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21
STATE o. NrHNoNT DE % remembered
KDl,triet Of FsithaKen. %. ID thst AZ a prohAte

STATE NEHNoNT, de % remembered
YDi,triet Of Fsirha,eu IS. ID that alta Probate
court held At Castletou in aud for aid district
on the lsth day Of March A. D.. 1919
Whereas William u. Oolburn. administrator, oi
the estate ot William Bromley. late OF Castlctou
In said districts deceased interstate has made appli
cation to said court g. extend the time heretofore
limited Tor the payment Of the debts against raid
estate one year.
IL u ordered that said application he referred
Tor hearing aud decision e. the 25th day u April
seXt, and that a copy Of the record Of this order
be published three weeks succcssi,e'y, iu the Rut
land County Herald, newspaper printed at Rut-
land previous 60 the time appointed for said hear
log that all persons iutcrc-ted may appear at IL,
time and place aforesaid And object to the grant
ing said application II they sec cause.
true copy of record
u ALMON WARNER Judge.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21
OF VERMONT|EEI

STATE OF VERMONT,(p E it remem.
District OF Rutland, SIS. - bered that
Al a special Probate Court held al Rutland,
within and tor said district Of Rutland, on
the slh day Of March, a d 1919.
Present Hon II Button, Judge.
Whereas, a certain instrument in writing,
purpurllng to be the last Will and testa-
menl Of Margaret lnpersoll, ate oil Pits'ord in
said district, deceased, has been tins day
presented to said court by Simeon Gilbert,
tie executor therein named. in order that
the same may be duly proved aud establish
ed. Therefore,
It's ordered by said court that the probate
OF said will be and the same hereby is refer
red to the stated session Of said court to be
held at the office of the Register of said
Court, in said Rutland, on the Isl Monday,
being the I'd day OF April next, and
that a copy Of the record Of this order be
published three weeks successfully previous
thereto IN tho Rutland County Herald. a
newspaper printed at said Rutland, that all
persons interested may appear and contest
the probate thereof If they see cause
4 true copy o. record,
II HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21
srA4E o. VERNo~r.


SIT OF NhhN'HF' = Il F'm1m 'I.N
court held at Castlctou. within aud for ,siI dis
trict. on the l2th day Of March 4. D.. lsiq
whereas Smith Sherman, administrator Of tho
estate Of Noadiah Granger, late of Castl,ton, iu
said district deceased proposes TO render an nc
count OF his administration and lretsIt his ac-
count against estate for allowance.
II l. ordered that .aii account be received and
examined by said Court for allowance at Castletou
AforssAid on the 18th day OF April next, aud thnt
all persons interested be notified thereof by pub
fishing this order three weeks succcssiyely 10 the
Rutland County Herald, newspaper printed at
Rutland the last Of which publications shall be
previous " the said time appointed for Sid hear
ing.
true copy Of record.
II ALMON WARNER Judge.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21
4 true COPY OF rccUTu.
ALMON WARNER, Judge.
Cnmmissinncrs Nn,icr

"E the tubscrber', being appointed ly the
w Hon. Probate Court for the district of
Fairhaven commissioner 10 receive, examine aud
adjust all claims aud demands uf all persons a
gainst Esther Bakely, late of Pawlet, IN said dn-
triet. deceased, represented insolrcut and Elk
months from the 9th day II March inst, being al
lowed by 'aid court for that purpo'e, We d. here
by give notice that We will attend TO the business
Of our said appointment at the Dwelling House Of
Dan Blaksly, In Pawiet, co the second Thursday
Of April next from 10 o'clock 4. NJ, until o'clock
7. NJ, on said day.
DAVID wHEDoN JR, Commi,...n,r.
SlIAS REED. N"''''"
PAwlet March Is, lSlg. II
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21
Crnm,,.lon.t, Nni,e,.

WE the subscribers. being appointed by the
w Hoo. Probate court, fnr the District OF FAIR
haven. oommistioncrs 20 receive examine and al.
ja,t al claims Aad demands u OIL p.r.ous sgair.t
the estate o. Ataus Thomson. late 81 poultury, 900
said district dscessed, represented insalryrt aud
sir months from the "a day u February being
allowed BY snid court Tor that purpc'e, we d0
therefore hereby give notice tbaiwt will attend
70 the bosincss ot sad appointment az the lat,
dwelling of the deceased iu Puuitusy ou the hrsi
"wednesday n May az August next from
o'clock, p. NJ, uutil ! o'clock p NJ. on each a
said dayA
Dated Poultnsy Feb 22d 1879
= ' " RnSS commi,,oner'.,2
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21
yOyyC LADIES INSTITUTE.

pfTTSTIEin. tbFhk NHlAt ~ MASS.
On he Boston Raj Road idudy bsi4e-a
albany aud Springfield
(soNDU CTED BY Re, ". n. TYLER aud
u LADY 9Th the aid Of fuli corps Of ace,m
ri,hsd Pfafcssars and Teacher iu al The Depart
fnents % = 6aisLsd Education,
The seventh Aahaai catalogue, afordiuE nl.
nesd fui infer nattou viii BE- forwarded g. alpu
eAuts through the Po.t OEce
The Sumuer sessiou % Eve months viii q. m.
mepes May 2
For Heahhfulrcss 81 location, sase " hceess AND
ali desirable faoiues the lns.itutc ia uuSurpas.cd
Piuasid March q, lSie -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-21
$3.50 or N NssnoS! Re re% o p .s-,

ESTATE OF VERMONT DE II remembered that
District OF Rutland, -. ID Mt stated Probate
Court held at Rutland, within aud for tho District
OF Rutland Aforesaid on the lst Monday, being
the 9Th day OF March a. D., 1870.
Present Hon. II BUrroS Judge
Whereas Seneca Smith administrator Of thc
estate of Caleb Paris, late OF Dandy Ia 'nid dis
trict deceased. interstate, has made application 60
said court, requesting said court 70 grant hun one
year to dispose OF The estate and pay the debt, ui
said deceased 10 addition TO the tiuc heretofore
allowed him by said court for that purpose.
Therefore it is ordered by said court that said
application be- and the Same hereby b., referred
tor hearing and decision t. tho stated session of
said Probate Court 60 be held at the office OF tle
Register Of said court 200 said Rutland, 900 the %
Muudly being tho ~ day of April \. D., lo4J
and That notice thereof ie given by publishing %
certified copy ot the record OF Ills order three
vogIts sIccc.-ifcly previous thvr,to. BIO a.. Rue
lnll County Herald u newspaper printed go sHJd
Rutland that an persons Interested may arpur
aud oijce. O. Oh. granting said r-I4ct {. i1,. s..
cause.
a true cory Of record.
10 HryRY Has, Register