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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-09-29

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noted Five Points OF New York.
Aswe PlOdded up Bsoadvay. boxing in, her,
and there upon The PaIatiAl splebdOrs Of me
traPOlitan "sslOOns'-that II l. the wor,
for fashionable class grog g.shops-we almost in
voluntary cried "hot corn" as we saw III,
hot spirit OF that grain, under the various guis
es Of "Pure GIN rum"--"pals brandy
-"PuFe pOrt"-"Heidsieck"--Or Lager bi
er'-Poured down the hot thrOats Of men
and ah, yes, Of women, too, whose daughter
may some day sit at midnight upon the cold
curostone erying-"hot cora, . to gain penny
Tor the purchase Of thai gerry dragon. hey. ar,
now inviting to home in thei bosoms, who's,
cry in alter years viii be. ''Give. give. give, .
and still as unsa!i6ed as the horse lceeh',
daughters.
Again as we passed on up that street, still
busy and thronged at midnight as country
village at midday ntermisson Of church ser.
vice ever and anon from side street came ur
the cry of "hot cOrnl' and ever as we heard il
and ever as We shall through all years to come
We thought of that little girl and her drunken
mother, and the chad man" at the corner gro.
Gerry, and that hers was the best, the strongest
Maine Law argument which had ever fallen up.
on our listening ears ,r-r
Again as we turned the corner Of Spring
street, the glare and splendol ofa thousand
gas lights, and the glttering cut glass Of that
tor the first time lighted-up bar.room Of the
Prescott House, so lauded by the press for it.
maSnlhcence, dashed our eyes and almost bin.
d"d our senses to degree Of imagination that
first class hotels must have such Five Point
denlzen' n'making appurenances, as this glitter.
ing room, shamelessly open inviting to the street
when that watchword cry; like the pbroch' s
startling peal, came up from the near vicinity,
walking like lost spirit on the midnight air
Hot cort, hot corn--here's your nice hot corn
smoking hot hot--hot corn,"
Eyes, yes!' Ihear you cry-itis watchword
"a glorious watcbword, that bids us do or die
until the smoking hot, fiery furnace like gates
Of hell, like this one now yawring before us,
shall cease to be licensed by Christian People
to send delicate little girls at midnight through
the streets crying 'hot corn, " to support drum
ken mother. whose first glass was taken in a
fashionable saloon" or frst-class liquor selling
ssftgruu ssR.F
=" Hot corn, then be the watchword of all
who would rather see the grain fed to the drum.
kard' 's-wife and children, than into the insatia.
Bile hot nav of the whiskey still rf5-
Letyouf resolutions grow hot and strong ev.
cry time you hear this midnight city rry, that
you will devote, ifnothing more
'.tm "Three grains of corn, mother,
. Only three grains Of corn."
toward the salvation of The Thousand equally
pitiable objects as the little girl, whose wailng
cry has been the melting cause of this present
dish of "Hot corn--smoking hotr'--N Y Tri,
bane. rr .a
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Mother said Spartin boy going to battle
my sword is too short" add step TO 1t
was the reply Of the hero's mother.
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Sabssribers who % nos give kxrAEss norsck
% me contrary are considered wishing - saatla-
ne their sab,eripsions.
3 II subscribers order the dlscoutinuan.s a.
uneH papers the pub isaer mar eoBunas - sanA
then uaiil arrearsges ere paid.
II subscribers neglect or Fefuss "a tska tha;f
paPers from ohees to which thsy are ssal. tnes
are held responsible Ill they haze ALT "a tb.,,
hiiis end ordered their pap "a Giscoalnasd
II subscribers remove 10 other places wltllyus
notifying the publisher, and the pager = not ssuf
70 a i'Fmer direction they are he respouslbls.
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The following eases have been decided IL
Massachusetts. By the supreme sosrt Of thaI
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

n H. srkNt tsr sxsla tn.itts the st'ss,.sA
III. 81 81. fispar ~ the lsrrs ssesk 81 1900 v a.,
Ne 70 rre vetietnr frsn >.~ YEA sra nc-ssa. and
sh,rh he believes he can ssii ~ pac~ ~asch esns"'
faii b. be ssihfsrics, " all
PAPER HAScfNOS-
The new styles which hsinx teeeivsd, are sn-
t~ss IN slt and qaait, am eves heuf~ oherrd IN
irw ls~-es-. am essnhaant that an ssaminAtca 81
the.e r-,ds e the nlsrss estidias II ttcu
sarrriousy. coa'won fap~- ~, ~neFvd a. lacrs va
Meg iFoa 10 VA ernis, ard elegant ssues al " IN
- pr fuli kteh Velvet nofdefs az all pitcea-
Purchaser are particularly ia,iied ~ examine ihess
fccds
STATIONERY.
4 vety lAfrr storh ~ lstet cap, and Note rsr~f I'm
Wedges. s,csi Pens, Waters, lnAstsnds, rcalildcts,
hand, and 10 whi,h addition. frrqusntl, made.
FfRfUNEkN.
\ choice 1T 81 fruar,r'y and Tui.t arieles slwsys
hand 10 the gsfthssr ~ which, the quality con.
sidriVd ~ more -ons~gachSr than the ptiee.
rOChEr CUTLERY
large Essoftmcai cf the genuine Nsier,llie Knives
it salo 81 ven low psres. considering tho iaies At
which these celebrated knives sold Al Wholesale.
Al afticics In usis line warranted.
PATENT MEDICINES.
The tsi fsirni Modcints Il the ia, are sid al the
manufacturer prices ~ II these sffirles be
ing received dues, cm the proptstor., the Pube may
rssi assured that the, arc Frnnine.
BOOKS,
School Books, used In the Academy and the common
sehois OF tho Csanb constantly on hand, aud ff sale
10 merchants and others al how prices Miscellaneous
Bc-ks, deseyedy popular, always On hand; together
with the standard Poets and Historians. Ssw miscsl.
lAnecus books received every week. Prtso lrt, and
terms 81 payment, Cab.
Nov. 10, isSl H. l. SPENCER.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

Tar MouFrarS BoEER.--A corrcspon-
den, Of the Boston Journal, who is evidently
well informed, says that the delays in set
ting the great mountain borcr TO work AT
the lIoosick tunnel, have arisen from ne
cossiiy Of making sundy experiments in
order TO pcTfcc, the various parts Of the
machine, as it is itself the model, and has
not been preceded b. any experimental
model. The position Of some screws has
had to be altered, some cas-, iron pieces
have had TO be replaced by wrought iron,
and the cutters have had to be perfected in
form, position, and material.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08


In Probate. = Abigail wriEht's Estate.
STATE OF NLRAoNT. DE 4 remembered tia,
htnei of Rnsiand, - ID at a special session
OF the Probate Coau oftlie said district 81 Rutland
bold at Rutland, in and Tor said district On the 10Th
DuFtor, Judsei
Whruas, certain instrument in writing, dated the
~ day q October A. D. r2 pnrporng 70 bc thu lasi
wiil and Testament n Abigail Wright late Of shrews
e'lt 70 ssid district, docrasod presented to the
saia Ff"aio ConH by Almond H. Ballard the executor
therein named, Va order that said instrument might be
daiy proved and allowed BY ssid Court said Last
viii and testament;
1herefrr II Is ordered by said Cour that said pro
haio sni allowance br and the arc referred %
stated session 81 said Court 10 he h.ii al the Office OF
the l,Fistor of said Court in nfisnd 10 said district
~ mo l., Monday bonf the 1rdlay Of January, 4.
u ien sd that notice th-roofbe given by puhlishins
certified epy rho record ~ ihs order three weeks
sneeessifely Previous thereto. 10 the Rntand County
Herald anowsIapof publ she'd At said Rutland IN or
der that all persons interested iharrin may then and
there appsar hccro said Court. and oontest the said
pfphair aud allowance, Hlhty see NJ.
huo copy "ffccord HENRY HALL
Register
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

The longer ine, The more an con
,4r1 d that the rrua, difference between
men, he great and insignificant. Is carry,
inslnc.hls acrterminsiion--a purpose once
hscd. and then death OF victory. Thai quail
ny vii do anything ihsi can be done in the
vorld. and NJ talents, no circumstances. no
opportunities. will make two legged crca-
turc n,sn ~ith gu, i,."--lSir 7. T. Buxton
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

STATE or VERMONT, dc ii remembered. iha
D.i7a q Rvta~d, 80. ID at special session
81 thSFn,hats Coat ft IA. said district uf Rutland
held At Rutland In and tor said district on The 9Th
Day 81 December, A. u. lsia2, present iion. Ilaney
Button, Judge
Nbereas Erwin Collins administrator Of the estate
q hdsannah Nswton late ofIrs In said district d.cra
,ta lni.s,ais hs' '. day Applied 10 the said robsis
0ipftffofs,sinf % render Of HI. admtus-
faiion ~ SAID estate, Therefore IL 1, ori-red b. said
ennH uAi tht elimination Of said account fnf said
aiow ahee and also decree 10 the pafsn- entitled
herio ~ the residue 81 sad estate after paying Tho
dsbs II said de eased and sxIense, af Administrator
- and The same hereby referred 70 stated session
~ said eouri 70 be held the ace Of the Register al
-ai eutt, 10 Rutland IN said District on the frst Mon
Jay inIshnaf, a. ID. lsi, that notice thereof b. z,
en- ~ pasashinR certified ropy Of The record of i'm,
gfl.i ihfro weeks .utces,iVeiy tFcyions thereto In
'hs Rutland oInty Herald, Newspaper published At
SAD Rutland IN order that all person, ini,feai.d ti.,e
~ h,ne ihstr'F duly modified iherro Esy then and
thsfe afrd beias said and Object 10 saia account
and dscrrr " tbrs srs cause
\ true cps II record HENRY HALL
~ Register
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

LUTHER LOWELL, AB., Pr,reiral.
Miss NJ. NJ. siIIPMAN, pyeesptrt,.
Mr. p. ". HOPKINS, Tsaeis, az Mann.
r'IE Winter Term of this Institution
j viii commence Monday, Dsesmbu Ga, aud con
tnue eleven weeks. Tho school has Opened tho pre,
-nt Term under the most favorable auspices and IN.
same liberal patronage 10 solicited from abroad which
has been secured at home.
TUITION
Common English, v quarter, e3,ooa3,so
higher English, $50 u 90
lahn and Greek, 100 100
French and German, each, (srtrs,, 100 "a 100
Drawing and Painting, each, (sItra,) 300
Music, viii USE Of Instrument, 1000
- Board can he obtained on rsasonabls terms
from 81 so 82.oo v week.
Rutland, Nov. Is, is52. ls-3ws'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

Dtr does ssy. da, way down in Georgia
dsy make poor nigga ~orkt~eniy-iiyo hours
cha day. Now, look hcah. Use been told
iha; day hasn't O., no more nor twenty
four hours. Mighty, villa, ignoramuscs
nigga, you Is, scipio why, way down Oar,
dey make poor nigga get up ono hour afore
dsy doesn't dst make 'em twenty five z"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

STREET CoLLoQUy.--Ms -. (s,op-
ping at a milliner's window. "Oh do look
here, dear! How extremely pretty the au-
tumn fashions are, to be sure What per-
fec'ly lovely little cloak.r
Mr. ,(rapidly changing the subject
ayes, yes beautiful. beautiful! But see,
love, what magnificent brown horse, and
how splendldly that fellow sits himl
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08


= i.ascI l,rssNtst.-A Eeiap' "a v 20
chester ca proposes Foias mae lia Hsilf
ia.s.nsss "a . barge scale. he inienas 10
boz iofsQ COWS nns a four acre mih rrnd.
rhs irt-r 10 70 ~ cicsped %, and hncd
sah ccmcr'. sf1f uhirh 9 y % Be used ~
q Nal 60 insik the CONS IN Tins is the r..
~ I, Sc distributing The hsgii clover
sbou' town he does ma intend 70 Fcror'
70 railt cars os ~sgo"s, hs Ags'em Q
drains and scueys--c1ch house % BE snip
plicl w.lh plug ~ - nsarh year, as 70
nos Ganc wsh CrJsan water. This > eef-
,ainlr iaagrshccia idos, and smsc 10 large
y Il -thc spirs u The age" The pro
ioctuf ]. NJ Ssperindykc. formerly Of the
TIA Laa.i.e Afyluin y. v. Du,rhmsn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08
ouiehest, Cheapest, and Rect Route.
~ ass'; .srsa ssa sssisslsd ~ ss-gsr

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN h. n. LINE,
WI earryinr the great Western Z. \. Mail bstwsss
Buffalo and Chicago, Wsukessn, ksnoshs, Rsess,
Milwaukee, and shey boyran, ria Monros, and Tolsde
lhfourh 10 Choseo IN =. hours avoiding night usvs
by cars
The travelling public arc respectfully informed tbs,
Tho Michigan Southern Rsilroad Company have tsn
plrtcd their road from Monroe the city Of Chieatp
with heavy TRAIL and have placed upon the lakes
run IN connection with this route, the following mag
nihesnt and unequaled Steamers Emy,rs state, a.
Van Allen, Couynander leaving HI noio Mondays sas
Thursdays, .tertAea h~d,s., X. WsgrtsH, Commas.
der, leaving Buffalo Tuesdays and fridays kssfAss
.NoA,gde a. II. Perkins, Commander, Leaving Bufsls
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
No expense has been spared in the constitution aps
hitting up OF the above sisamsts Their ebgnss 1s
OF fe power and low pressure having beeA oonsgrus-
ted expressly for those boats.
The boats will leave tho N. n. n. n. Line ncsh,
(oot Of Commercial ST. AZ anef the arrival Of The
Evening Express Train viii allow the malls 70 BE
changed, and baggage selected and taken the boAs,
proceeding with detention to Monroe geo miss V
10 hours where the Express Train will bs To- waiting
Gas miles In houfs.)
Passengers have their Ia gage taken 10 the boats
free b. delivering their checks 10 tho BagEsse agent u
the Limo, who will always DO on tho Train. They saA
also have their baggage checked from Dvnaio 10 ch.
caro-.
while tho mails are being changed, and bseeaes ~
ieelod and tsken 10 the boats, passsngen will have
plenty Of time 10 60 to Hotels and,eet supper
Tho distance saved by this Lane over ssy other rvats
IL between so and 20 miles
Slate Rooms on board Of the boats, are reserved b.
ps.senfer arriving on the Evening Express TrsiA.
Klrr., Agent, N. 8. i. K bosi, foot Of coaA.I.il
Street, Buffalo.
Tickets on tho above Line, can bs ob,ainsa II ,As
once Of the X. y. ". x. Company AID
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

A lawyer once asked Du,chman con-
corning pig, m court. wbsi ear-marks he
had. "Veil, ven first became acqusint
mil the hook, he had no ear-marls, except
Ia, he had a very short tall
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

"Roor, lIooo-oR DrE."--ln one OF
the counties of Wisconsin, John NJ. Root
was the democratic, Robert IIogg the free
soil, and Thos. II. Dye the wing candidate
for the legislature.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

J,ALL AND WINTER CLOTHING -Th.
Il sub~c ybcr wouidiniorn his friends and the pub
lie, that ~ has just received a hne assortment OF
Goods for the Fall Trade, consisting, In pan q
ovERCoArsi
Blset, Green, Drsb, Olive, Biae,
Grey, Blue Bl'k, brown, Mined, Pane, ,As
COATS;
R''' h D.1 ni. I'D rsl hl'. a,i r,'A@'"
Hue Dress q" Known
Brown Green
blue, Black, Olive. Brown, and Dsb Missd Cloths,
PANTS.
Blaeh Dcestins, BLACK Cashmere,
Fancy ditto, Mixed ditto.
Miisi ditto, Fancy ditto.
blue, Fancy, and Mi,cd sstinet, &e., 40
BLACK sai'n, Fancy Colcred slt,
Fancy Grrnadisr,
Valencia. Cloth, single and
Lasting, Double Breasted.
Also. large 10, Of eheip heavy Clothing for orc
DAP wear.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
intend to keep stock sufficient to meet the wish.
- Of all,-ofthe most approved -tyis and quality
FURNISHING GOODS.
Shirts, Bo.om-, Collars, Under Shirts, Drawers
handkerchief, Crayats, Stocks, Braces,
Gloves, Hosiery, Clothes and
Hair brushes, Wallets,
Port Monies,
Pcrfuncry, OILS, etc.
FALL STYLES HATS AND CAPS
Call and siamtas before purchasing sissrhfrs az
an dstsrminsd NOT 20 BE- srdersod JIG. FOSTER.
Rutland. Nov 10, 1854. s5-.u
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

hIssOLUTION.-Th ooparnership heretofore
esisfing between the suhsr ribcr., in the Butcher
Ing business and sale 81 meat and all othor business
u this day Dissolved by mutual consent. Tho com
psny Books, Accounts, Notes, and all claims, are In
must be made 10 him. CALEB RUFFUM, j.
Rutland, Dec 10, liza ELBRIDGE PUTNAM.
n
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

0F~JAMts X. SPAuLpISo, Esq. has be-
come permanently connected with the New
York Courier and Enquirer.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08
In probats.-phineh.. csriton's Estate.

In has Cartoons Estate.
Trf Dr.; 81 N a.s"S 's .sss . Ss
Of the Probate Cou Of the said district 81 Rutland,
bsd Ru,And in and Tor said disrict the 9th day
of prernbtr A. H. 1850, present Hon. Harvey Button,
Judge;
whcras, Ethan rrieSt. administrator Of the estate
Of fhneas Carlton late oi Mount Holly said district
deceased irt.stste. has this day presented said
probate petition IN writing, therein setting forth
certain relative o. the situation Of said estate,
whereby II appears that the personal estate Of said dc
ceased l. mol sufficient 10 paw the expenses Of admin
istraton and the debts n said deceased that Il u nee
essay sell part " the real estate Of said deceased
in order to raise asset. enough To pay said dob and
penccs that part ol said real estate cannot be sold
without injury TO those Interested IN the remainder,
and Therefore requesting said court 10 grant him H.
To sell all Of said rcal estate. consisting Of The
home farm Of 20 acres, subject 10 an incumbranee VI
900 dollars:
Therefore It is ordered BY said probate oou that the
hearing and decision Of said petition be- aud the same
are hereby referred stated of said court 10
be- holden the office Of the Register Of said eour IN
Rutland In said district the lst Monday being the ID
day OF January, A. d. 1855 and that notice thereof DO
given by publishing certified copy Of the record Of
this order three weeks succrssvey previous thereto
In the Rutland County Herald newspaper printed at
said Rutland and circulating In the neieborhood Of
those Interested, in order that all person, Interested
therein, being thereby duly notified thereof, may then
AID there appear before said court aud object " said
true copy record. HENRY HALL, Register.
I,OMMIssIOSEps' NoTICE-We, tho sub
Y J Sonbprs, being appointed by the Hon Probate
Court for tho district Of Rutland, commissioners TO m
crivc, examine, and adjust all claims and demands oi
all persons against th. estate OF PhiDeRs Carlton late Of
Mt Holly, in said district, deceased represented insoi
vent aud six months from the 4th day of Nov. being
allowed BY said Tor that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend To the business
OF our said appointment at A. Coles Office In Mount
Holly, tic fourth Tuesday Of January nert, from
o'elos. 4; NJ, 1n',l o'eloeh, r MI on said day
soa J Halis nn I3sn c'""i'"e"e''
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08


NTESsENGERs pass 70 and fFurs ali piasss o u,
IVA routes Of Fi,ehlarg. Worcester and Nashua, vrs
mont and Mass, Chsshirs, sullivan, and Rutland 4
Burlington Railroads. Connections with other con
Psnes are 20 srTsngsd that all cypress matter sas -
forwarded without delay, to any part Of the UnI,s6
States. canadas, Provinces, OF En,ups. We sssans
no Responsibility h.ycnd the terminus ef ess rpssss-
bundles, Bank Notes, Spseie, and Merchsndtss fsa-
orally, forw arded with dispatch. Notes, Drs, Ilin.
&C., collected, paid, OF nesoeis,ed Biocks, rrsAsss
and Merchandise bough' % sold. and ell kiads u
press basiness promptly attended 10.
In sending money o. pafcsls Of considerable vsra.
the amount must b~ satsd outhcrwiss We ere .ei ~
spons,be in cases Of loss, bsyond The Of Ay a.
lars on any one parcel.
an Iaekssss should be made a. compact " posssA,s
and no Iashaes win BE- received uslsss In spsl sslss
and distinctly marksd. All eIprsss business shosil -
accompanied with wilton ordsss, ssssaisa, ga -.
sonaiiy signed.
Letter. e.sses be tshss 1t bshs pseAibIssd y ~
Post osbes Department
prsss."
Principal Once Railrosd Exchange, Bossos.
FISK RICE, Hysyytas~s
lo-u w. y. JOHNSON. Acct Rutin,l
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

e. The -iran her.e- tosk slort run
~ III Asafy ani North - Railroad We
TEDDY Afternoon, 18th q car fHll of Dirori.
srs an asisers. Il ror-,ds,i o. a. 90 d.
10 cofne'~g Ven soau pasaliy tis
hHei p.i r isi' ve.A. q ul nan - hr
$50 e. Wee TO-" t.5ar. P.-,.t,--
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

u. Prss.i. nsr.a q. t.ii,ie'. estate.
n.strsss = Nsaasa. ID that AZ sPcia
.s,n n To fFsis Cpan u ths said distfss, q kai
lard h.d At guSlana IN Ard ~ sad distrr' 90 ,hr IN
ass q n-rs1utsf 4. a. isaas--Fr-.rai. Hon. hsf's'
btrfes. Juarsf
Nhetras Ina I ialiit hrstiutrs "a v 4 On ~ psh
dss ~ ts~snbef A. "a ISL, arfssstrd ,, sAia esaft
Illustrative II ths estate II hifam T. iasis late 81
nsnts 10 sad dstfirt deccassd intcsthte And wss a.
lowed y said coari year ~ disss u The eiiale
And pay the drhi. " ssid ds<eSscd and SAD ~
" r. has ud, coy srplisa ~ .sd coar Teqas'iins "
have the time Hliuwvd exicudcd " The IN %, ~
fresnshrr 4. n 1881 1hsrcicrv u u esdeted BY sad
psshaf- ulaf Tho hearns snd acetsian 81 sh'd y
utica h. and Ia af- hcfshs rtscrrrd % stated
.rssian II said cn 10 holden N t,e cice oi The Re
stef q sad IN Ratisnd ~ aid DISTRICT 90 The
ii dandsy eetng the ~ d1Y Of gaHuav, 4. ID leSJ ;
and fsi notice ih@Fvf be- given BY publisbina seen
Col roif 81 tfsserori uf this oricf three ~rtk gu
ces-isriy previously thrr-is N tho hniiand tvann
Heg aid Reuslayer printed al said Rutland In otd
thar all prf~uBs Interested hsuis hcins thefshy dul
ihrfr ma, then and there spfeaf b~i,sr al
e,ar AID object D. aid sVirasiaa " they cause
trss eoys q fseSfd. HENRY HALL, Register,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

I'sTRibs.-t'ame into The eneIos,ir, ~ m, .YL
sffbcf ca nf ahHil the 1T n Juns lsst two Red
sie@fss ass Brnalo fleet and one Rcd iIrif,r Win
tind f~t Az fsaf taihst small siye Tte ,,,n., II
r.qoesied 10 prove Prpcrr, pay shsrrrs, ard take
fisfa away. O. ANN roS
fsfhSvoB, New ~ Is,2. .s-1.
NEW YORK a san Franti.cn ssesa,ship Iip.
e4spa-ea 1t New -isaiDsap UsHsd Sia'ss, 1910
iuns huFiien, On the Atiautte ncoau S.,s s,,,,,,
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

STATE on VERMONT nEhfcmoiahefrds thai
fbs,rscigf RAfisna- o. ID ~ AspceiAi session
oft,e Probate Uoar ha the raid district Of Rutland,
held Of Rutland IN and ft sid district Co the lei dAS
Il December. 4 n. issl Present Hon. hAh's' WI
res, Judge
Wh~,es-, certain iaslHnen, IN Writing, dated the
25h Aap Of ucissf A.D is6, puArtinF n be the last
~ ard testament OF Holden Stafford lat. olNalnetd
In said district decreased, presented ~ the sAid
Court b. Thos Stafford, the executor therein named,
10 order that said instrument may be duly piu'oa ana
allowed A. aid last will and irstamenii
Therefor n u ordered by said couf, that the SAID
probate and allowance be, and the same are, hereby
Isrrr~d 10 stated session u said ConrI 10 be held al
the office III the Register 81 said Cnnrt IN Rutland IN
said district en- the lst Monday being the Hd DAY ei
Jrnuary A. D. 1853 that notice thofeof he gwen ~
publishing certified copy ofthe record Of thi, orlci
three weeks ccrssivey prev ions thereto, IN the nut
land Connty Herald, newspaper published Al sad
Rutland i order that all pcrsuns interested ihetcn,
being dul, notified thcreo may then and there areSI
before said Court and contest the sad probate and
allow abre. ifthey see rauso. - -
true copy Of record. HENRY HAIL.
59-at Register