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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
tcoresfonlnce to the Boston JournaIl


Andrew johnson ofTcnpessee made n great
Union speech in the Senate to-day, denounc.
ing secession as treason.
Numerous rllm0rs are adsat abaat bos,iIi.
tics at Pensacola, and it is the general belief
that the brooklyn has been fired upon. A
large squadron should be there If the orders
OF the Navy Department have been obeyed
but no oiheial information can be obtained
There rs good reason to believe that the
brooklyn was fired upon, and that the rebels
found they had their match.
The irginia returns show Union major.
ity Of ninety IN IA committee Of one hundred
and fifty-tYo. Many Union members are,
however, IN favor Of secession, if guarantees
cannot be obtained for the protection Of sla-
very.
John Tyler on taking the clair at the
Peace congress. reviewed the condition of af
hairs In reviewing the States present. he re-
terred To one State which had oecupied a
prominent position in the Coufederacy since
the revolutionary struggles which hallowed
Bunker Hill, Concord and Lexington, and he
asked where is Massachusetts,
lon Hftin- II OhiJ, r~ae AMI exclaimed.
Ssh is coming - which announcement a
ici'ct prolonged applause.
The freslieut la. nominate. Jude BIa (
i9r j4e.iee9t tie Sllreme Cur. in l.llcc Of
judy Daniels, and Prti, FIR District Jude
The Naval D,Tarmea, Is provisioning the
Naval School at tnnnp1lio, aud pro,iiipe
SUPPLIES Of ammunition there.
The attempt to o5aininicmuifeatio FIR
the State Street lost OG>e funds meets DOW
wv u I''s''''n' PERLEY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

MAINE STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIlrY. At
the recent meeting the following report was
made of the financial Affairs Of the Society
The gross amount of receipts fol the
year, 5000 IS
The gross amount of expenses. inclu
ding $685. for premiums, e,3t4 ~
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Political Items.
MR H.xIroS of Texas made Union
speech in the House on Friday.

their defeat for the Montgomery Convention.
gIt was rumorcd that Fort Samtrr was
attacked. No dispatches from Maj or An
derson for three days, up to the 18th.
F-The Herald correspondent says the
plot to seize the Capital was disclosed to
Senator Douglas.
gGoy Hicks Of Maryland was before
the Treason Committee Of Congress on Sat
urday.
gMr Taylor of louisiana, had The orl-
nance of secession of his State read on Tues
day and then withdrew.
.EThc Secretary of the Interior has re-
commended the aprropration.of 500 900
for the starving Indians in Kansas
The Union CONTENTION met in Washing
ton on Tuesday Ex-prcsiicnt Tyler was
recommended for President.
TLettcrs to General Scott say that an
attempt will be made to poison the horses Of
the flying Artillery.
gThe nomination of Judge Petit for
Judge of the District Court of Kansas has
been determined upon.
n Secretary Touceys orders to the House
squadron have been received. They order
the Powhatton, the Sabine and the st. Louis
to Florida.
Hon Charles F. Adams made speech
in the House of Representatives last week
which is highly commendei for its ability
and conciliatory tone,
9-Postmaster Capcn Of Boston who is in
Washington says that We had better have a
twenty years war to maintain the Union
than a hundred years war alter separation.
Sound advice.
.g-rhe steamship Supply arrived in New
York the 4th from Pcnsac IN. Among the
passenger. are Mrs Simmons and the wives
and children Of other officers at Fort Pick
ems.
-g-It is sail that Gov. Morgan has reccv-
Cd communication from Gov Brown Of
Georgia, demanding the instant surrender
of the muskcts seized on board he Monticc-
10. No reply has been given.
- Thc inns Washington correspond
ent of the l4th says that Fort Sumter has
been reinforced, the steamer BROOKLYN hay
in, landed 600 troors in r.w hats with
muled o.rs. Doubted.
-, ,,.=.z,.e,.
,, - - ''''',''''
~
49, '',1 Ia ''a','s' - ''''.'
n,ncs ii secession
- i''e= MI i''8'rS convention met al
noon The TN mt h'"ed e9f57 WIS select
c' A. is'rA3atnt e'rr''ary. Aiier transact
iug the usual preliminary business tho Con
yentiln a lfa4rHea.
Sf.NNTag fafH{N If CIiifaruil made an
eloquent Union sEecch in the Senate the ls,.
H. 5...3zr.1 -, ,,1.r. -.z;,.z -.
with the free states, and under no eircum-
s-.,,e,=s w7Hfd ste t..,,f.s ff.Is,.1 - tho
-
= - nv ,''''''' A','9''5' t'e''saFe'
AZ New orleans refuses to give ap the money
at the Branch MINT On the ground that the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

u2 - a., n4'LL pas SALARY BlLL.Avw We regret
sesi.. stat The bill TO increase i &c salaries
The Supreme Judges was def atsj in 1
House on Friday by deeisiyal ote'
righteous measure, and ought {, has
adapted Some members seem 10 thin
Judge ought t. receive no moro
farm laboFcr The policy Of giving
salaries L respcasible ofirsrs, whey
highest abilities and qaal scatiJns are
s1ry, will If long e9nts.sj. prel.ss
STATE tr IN receiving the ssrs. = If Ans
comp nc citizens. We 20 for far p
apt Tor exlrlyAsaut salaries, by aay lnaa
Il should b. borns in mind that the aet 5
Ties OF our Judges, tafter payment of ira
ling expenses. &c is not over $1,000
Sl4O0.- Wig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

In bo.rGiNE - SECESSION. Troy
a e article in the February aumber
Aaaete Monthly wc iskc f1e followia.
tfa t.
t; !, time tia: ", tunnel IN 9 Nd
tizfa IN slnc III NJ trasiwerthyf
team That OF ayowcl dsun,nist ~
'aeFe Dangerous because more ca g.
e5Hfhrc~ Rebellion .tucll- NJ sw' th'
eats. il Is ealhd Ssot~siln, mr. dou, a
les. It, divine precedence IN hum .,rri
heeaase knaye may name il Cucrc
sion means chaos. and Coercion tba"
eisf II legitimate authority. You nd
aisaity the one nor degrade the other bod
seF al eharatanism. The tst testim
tie virtue Of cJercion is the fac, III.
Wrons-doer ever thou ght We'll Of it.
1t Secession be right, then tie mumer'
lts exercise is wholly optional with ,hose
s-ssiug 1t. Suppose, on the eve of ~
with England, Michigan should vo,e icrse
out OF tn Union and declare herself anne.
I'd to Canada, wba. kind of re,rr,is
would her Commissioners be likely I. meet
Washington, and what scruplcs shouli :,
ieei H3'ut coercl0n3 Or, to take a cascf.
els $ similar u that Of South Car,lin.-
SUI |. sc that Utah, after getting hcrselr al
mltted 70 the Union, should resume ir 50,
ereisnty. as It IL pleasantly called, aid bloel
our path T. the Pacific. under the pfcten,
'hat sc did not consider her institution
sale while the other States entertained sue
unscriFtural prcjudiccs against her speci,
weakness IN the patriarchal line, Is ii
only result OF our admitting a Territory o
NJ nday y he giving it right 10 steal tie
and g out again on Tuesday =? Or do onl
the eriglnal thirteen States possess ,hi, pr,
cious privilege of suicide?
We are tod that coercion will lie civil wa,
and 50 Is mob civil war uutil il is i
down. Ia the present cas-, the only O.
ci7n cailed Tor Is the protection OF the p1b,
pfsset ~ aud the collection Of the fedcrs
3 4 q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08
PENSACOLA. ID.

\ truce la, been concluded between Lieut.
Slimmens and the investing force TIE Ms
sissiPpian, will return home on the 4th. The
Alabama troops will remain until relieved
The Washington correspondent of toe
Charleston Mercury says that the action
Of Virginia proves that nothing hat The bav9n-
et mi dire her o,t' '' He has little hope Of
the border States seeding.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

.srF'ae Montgomery Convention met a,
noon tho ith int Howell Cot5 WIS select
ell a. permanent Secretary. After transact
iuE the usual preliminary business the Con-
yeutiau adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

lie ia.i'ca tho var-,hoat. and dAs,ard i 80
- 80 iscruile ;p die 'neAih tho ia otths
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

Sullivan, Feb. 1, ls6l,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

ly-'The United States Mint and Custom
House at New Orleans was taken possession
Of the lst inst by the State authorities. and
the officials took the oath under the ordi-
nance Of secession.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

.grrhe steamship Supply arrived in New
York the 4th from pensic IN. Among the
passenger. are Mrs. Simmons and the wives
and children Of other officers at Fort Pick
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

SENATOR fafH1N Of Gliiferntl made an
eloquent Union speech in the Senate the ls;
He declared that Cal.firnia's interest is
with tbs free states, and unaer no eircum-
stances w7uid sic become I'll val to the
ri IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-02-08

PENsAe2L,-Montg7mery and Milrd.c-
vile papers speak Of the withdrawal Of
trooTs irm Pensacola az thing fixed upon.
\ Pensacola correspondent says it is deemed
impossible to take For, Pickens unsupported
hy a var Nrs.al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
Dtntlatrn.

ME coprtucrship haoao'o'e existing pe,
tween johnson 4 Cohh, has, 10y mutual
.onVnt. been Dissolved
/ If .Inrv.oS embraces This opportunity OF
l,a,kin, hi. friends Of Marshall and the ad,
oiping conntrv. for the liberal patronage ANA
.,oe,s,c, owen him Cor the last two years.
lie eau .t,ll be found in Mons. Ralhcr h"''d-
os when moi absent on professional on-'n,' 4. 4.
r5ctH pa, up on gold plate. from one TO alI
b. lIe is also permanently settled in Mar.
.han and /. responsible for all work done by
BIN. ,,-...
Ills services can be obtained by addressing
BIN by mail.
August / lsio.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
TlII, l.NlllI,S

WIN find an endless variety Of rich and plain
goods, embracing silks, barcgcs organizes, print
al and plain iaconet3 plain, figured, and cross
barred ml>Iius q an descriptions fine lncc aud
sk mlutlla' prints domesiics, bleachcd and
uhleachel Ronuefs Ribbons, Irish linen en-
bro,dered skirts collars, sleeve. hosiery, bands
potent cor-eis aud corsets of all descriptions ;
ehanie aud uohair dresses; the tines, hus ever
L. L l 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
SClIW AllTZ ARRIVED!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO MARSlIALL,.


'TIlF undersigned has Just received and is now
! opening the largest and handsomes, stock OF
goods h0 has ever brought 10 this market They
wero purchased mdcr his own personal super.
vision and upon such favorable terms, that hc
is prepared to offer thea TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT ClIEAPER than any he has ever
sold in Marshall. In variety, richness and cx.
tent they cannot be eScelled Al are invited TO
call examine. and satisfy themselves, as to quail
ty and prices
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
HOME MADE TUR>Irt RE.

Siep. NORTH Of ihc Cont House
MARSHALL. TENAS.
rvrlF undersigned would respectfully iu'or'n
Inc c,iotns oi Marshall and the surrounding
.0untry tina, he continues 10 carry on the
GARNET BUSINESS,
II his old stand, North Of the '"gr'honSe' nc
!. prepared to execute all work III ~, n'T ',ne W
Superior style. and at TAR prices a'''""T'
SECRETARIES. Desks, Sal,a, WASH s"'hnS' wv
siea,ls and other furniture w'i W N'p, W. ',''''
or made at short noliel 'ilS Mp'" e w.,
tluown, aud he confidently asks "' ''''''
share Of patronage. ,rnoIpu
Feb. Ia, go. ~ % -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
nyLY TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF A YEAR
Il. W. Lou q II cry,
EDITOR .Sp PROPRIETOR.


~gE rEvA REPUBLICAN isissued weekly AZ
$50 DOLLARS AND 4 HALE pea annnn y pad
T.,,,,. N Maid within .ix months Three Dollars ;
.t.nent he delayed untll titor the ~ months the
~ill be Four Dollars, single copies one pim''
,ert.cments At Il per square, Ut ten ln"- or less
4 80 cents per square ior usoy 'n@"lecht .h1i
announcement Of c,alldstcs, Zen Dollars
twelve Der cont will be charged o. advtrtisemen's
q plil in advance. -. .,...,..,
Nh n,ftiary notices over one square WIZ b' 'h'fRe'
,t,cr,i.cmouis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
Letter from Mr.. Breckenridge.
KENTUCKY URGED To CALL \ STATE cos
VfNTlON.

KENTUCKY URGED To CALL STATE con.
vFNTluN.
The Hon. ,Iohn e. Breckenridge, Vice
President Of the United States, has AL.
dressed a letter to GOV. Magoflin, of Ken.
lucky, approving his course IN CON
vcning the Legislature Of that State, and
expressing the opinion that mo thorough
aud satisfactory plan will be proposed
10 the States Ivy Congress All efforts
Of the kind have disclosed differences too
radical to admit Of agreement
Mr. Breckenridge next refers 70 The
sAct that the senate Committee Of Thir-
teen had been unable to unite upon any
satisfactory plan, and then proceeds TO
speak Of the propositions Of Mr. crittou-
den ga conceived in a spirit of patriotic
concession All these propositions
however, except the territorial question
Mr. Breckenridge considers aru but de-
earalory Of the present Constitution, and
therefore there = concession neither upon
the ono side nor the other The free
States are only asked to agtec that they
will never use their growing power 10
deprive the South Of existing rights.
which are essential to itt safety. On
tb. territorial nncstion embraced in Nr
Critteplcn's nl,n however Mr. Rrerlrn.
ride thinks tbat a vast concession +,
the North IL u,do and his vic,vs am his
point, rs well as that Of coercion, we
quote at lcugth. "a follows:
oTbe Son,bcrn Stat,s psecrf with
great nnarfmitv The rjrht Of an hn
states IA spter tL. cot,fno, Terfitsries
vifl, tfeir rr,nerty ~ yhatase,e, 1 mn
Including Ilavcs. and 10 have II protected
by tile common Government This urht
is sustained ly a lirhly respcr,ahle
class of opiniop in fine Northern States
and has been affirmed hv the hirhost
ia,lieial tribunal known ~ fine Cansti,u.
tian. Il does not fail within the srupe of
tlis letter to- ro.arrpe the question
treat il ms a settled RIGHT. anon which
the ARGUMENT has been exhausted
"Mr Crittcndon's territorial amend
meni oilers. as far as the Sout.cm States
and their slave uropcrty are concerned.
10 yirll this rirbt in threcfo urtAs Of the
EXISTING terrii nv TO save it ia the remain.
irp fourth Tho citizaus oftbo Northoru
States and tboif prouer,v arc In le ,r,.
tected f. an the TERRITORY tic citisers
IF tlo Southern States with ,l,cir propor.
~ IN eve fopr,4 If a. Prohibition of
-l,y,, .prarorty north of 3G. 40 recog.
3t;fi.,f '4t1 rr'.trrti,u Of II south If that
line and tine rule to arrlv to- ali the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
PREPARAT0RY SCHOOL.

MISS /. y. HAMNENT having again ',
vi turned 10 Marshall intends opening school
nj her mothers residence the 9TH day OF renfna.
~. 1861. She returns many thanks tor p"s'
patronage
r,,,r ne, spaetns or TWENTY WFyks
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
y ti)IlI.i.l,l,

\ rich and cboee variety. Table Crockor
Hollow and t'a'- Ware dnc china SETS spoor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
SEARS g. WITHERSP0ON,
WHOLESALE tNn RHr,t
DIR L GGI ST 5.
MARSH NIl. TEXAS,
-.,s,,.rc,r,e IN N.xnxpg q SEAMS

SUITENNUta ~ aaN hhstR " "E""N'
Woull r,~pactfill, announce to the customers
or the old firm thcit trculs srl 'hn public
Gen, raliv. tbat they have on bands and Will w.
constantly r,ee,virr as the trade demands. all
The yarians articles IN their Inns Of business. such
as well selected stock Of Drugs, Chemicals,
oils. PANTS " indow Glass, Shop Mgnlnre o.
an kinds Sationcr., consisting OF letter and
Gan PAPER Blank Books and envelopes sc, all
Ill.,. rarnlar lateri Mciicires. perfnmerIcs and
hair propositions Ne. &c
lhcg have also Jus, received large supply
q, fresh Garden SEEDS which arr going very
fast Those Wishing Harden seed had better
apply eerly ..n. u,,rurpepoo>
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09

\ rmsmrrl FAr Starvation is star.
ing sixty thousand persons in the face
ia Noy. York CITY Tha mnLa A usrs..,.
IN nadI WI give - each OF them, fof the
winter. eleven dollars and sixty-scvcn
cents This insufficient sum must afford
them food, clothing. aud shelter until
spring. or they must sucenmb under
their suilcrings \ darker hue is added
TO the terrible picture, when we consider
tie exceeding unikelihood Of their oh
tanning employment even after the win
ter is past
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
FOREST TRIM EEKLY

Owing To the unprecedented scarcity Of for
face through thi ,reliou Of country, AND tbehigh
prices therefor, Che l'fopriotee 81 this Line
d,m ID absolutely essential 60 protect their own
rs well a. The interest OF the Government. IN
the Post NgiDl Department., 10 raise the price
" fare ON This luQ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09

Henry Ward Beecller leetured IN New
Haven On Friday night. the 10th inst
Ga leaving the building volles 81 rot
ten eggs was nred at his carriage. lie
drove on amid the groaas OF large
crowd, who afterwards followed hiin 10
his hotcl, and repeated the compliment,
Of hearty groana
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09

DEALER II
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
IIND GuinJENtiRN uf ALL i1E-
Scorpions. SILVER TEA ANp
TABLE SPOONS FINE FABLE
ClTlfEN NtERSC IIAUN
pl'lS ANp CIGAR iIpln-
YRS. frC, ffc Ere.
And a general assortment OF goods, apperlain-
ug 90 this hao of hDdne-s. Every criticize sold
w.ii bee gulmut c onaint. or fha money r,fn-
l,l Also MATHEMATICS luols aal Watch
Gmss,s.
y. - Personal attention 10 DE- given TO the
repairing department Fine watches carefully
paired and warranted
slic. sud Ggutlcnsu can always obtain the
corrct time hY calling ON
g. l.. TRlCkEY,
March p. SEQ uo3taf
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This inc starting from Clarhsvilir 1exas
,,,- ,.ss ~ W., F,1 IN 49,. .s1gs ,sss s- -
the southern Pacific Railroad, and thence Ia
shreveport, Louisiana. and those patfonizing it.
may re-; assured that they can be put from
Clarksvi Texas 20 Nickshurg on the Mis-.
sissippi. in FOUR DAYS AND a HALE
and will receive all attention to their wants aud
comfort.
ssas- Fay pounds Il Baggage allowed 70
each messenger one hundred and fifty pounds
extra baggage viii be charged the safao * one
passenger, and lcsscr or greater quantity charg
od ia the same proportion.
NFSNiTi x SHAW. Pfopsiciors
Jefferson July 3ad $40,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09

5,ra. LANE. Norpsy "a lar. Marshall, llauisou
1 = county Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09
Iou CARDS.

, 49, TAYLOR. Thinner ai Lac Marshall Tea
A. Prsmpt attention ptii 81 al business en-
.i...l Ga his ctrc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09

.,,pr A WILLIE, iNorHsys a. lar, Marshall.
Y tt. viii Practice 10 Tho District Court Of
I ,f-r. .iu Pamela, uhs4, Wood 'p'hur aud smith
| .,.s. ana ia the -uptoma and Federal Courts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-09

It Is very solemn thing to get mar.
ricl said aunt Bethany.
Yes. but it's great deal NOR, solemn
net TO he, said her ncice
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

STATE or VERMONT, lrIHHE Hon the Probate
Of L airhayen. ~ S D4a'44 III
, loan persons interested in the estate Of David
Branch, late Of PaSlet in ssid district d. ceased
GEKEIIBG
BY the authority tide State Of Vermont yog are
hereby nothed TO appear before ssid Court al thc
Ifooate once M Ia-iieton In said district on the
u you SEE cause, a. 10 the probate aud allowance OF
certain Instrument in writing bearing date inc
lith day q November, A. ID. i-sg. prru0rfpV 10 l.
tie last will ard Testament Of aid deceased
'iven Al CastletOn IL said DIstrict this 18th Of
January, a ID 1851
f5"- JOSEPH WARNER Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
IN CHANGERY.

ALDEN PINNEY, IIyHEErAs. Alden Piune,
| w OF Piitsheld. in Tie
| W m y. PAEMENIEk) County Of Rutland, has lied
HE PETITION in the Court Of Chsncery for said County
! Of Rutland, complaining that william ParmenteI
Of saId PItt.feld, the 5th day Of February 1857
| duly executed 70 ssId PInny mortgage Of two
pi~ces Of land one lyink in sad Ptcsheo, and tbs
| ce-crited Beginning at the northeast corner Of
Charles Hathaway laId. near the Branch. in the
line between said Hathaf lays and Thomas Chamber
| isins land, thence south ~ the Branch on ssid
| Hathaway line TO JOHN RockwelIs land thence
| south said Rockwell's eat line 10 Ira Holt-s
land theuce stiil W the Branch Oh Ira HOlts line
| I" the aatbews0D brook; thence ezsferIy Up Fsi1
brook on laid H0Its north line StaCEhTidgs wet
lHei thence norrheTiy -air Ire o. Do msIIs
tree standing therein maTk'd a. Conner. thence
westerly TO the hr-t OuHI- containing sisIy
more Or les lie other iHg ~ >iocs LTIdge la the
County d W iud-OT. de-cTii.d the. Be.IruIng OF
the fout side Of brook, here beech tree former
" stood beng The s0uthHe-iefiy corner Of farm
owned BY I-ssc Maihews0t. thence -OUth 90 degrers
rast % rode 10 bsIniock tree thence tOuih % de-
gfees West = TOds o. stake thsLc- roth 80 degree
wss 81 rode to stake tb-nce north 80 degrees ea-f
= RODE 10 the fret found containing ~ more
leE- being the lard Benjamin eWls DECIDED
10 Lease T. Low c0uii'ii usd sHorg ether thiHg- ior
the pay meut OF To- note ifl interest dased
the D. day OF february l5JI pa able the let caN
~ AprIi, hfe~ TOR ID lar zach payable one ~
1859, IN 1870 ard one b. l-l the other To- 100
duiiar- payable Do ~ AID gryf ing That -aId Pam
enters equity uf T-rrfup 'Io f e tofeclu-es go.
rbe pas meet a. -a.d rU---s sad -ress fLe -aIg
faTue ter r-s!1-s 90 90 'ls State "a ilaia sut HeLa
.aunot BE- 81 upou him
n D. ordered g.. -aIt Ctlrf Of fhalcerr that 10
ParmrIter r. rf ulrsd gear BET tbe zane
the Il ~ day 81 sl- term tle-sof neat 20 D. 70 10 81
Rutland in SAID touuIs h. Estfaud 90 the % Tue
iay OF March Eel, ssso -s 80 aid Teti'
.har tbs. order ne plb'I-hta thee erk- -ucc .iyele
90 ta- KuriguI Head tte ta-t % a iich % be
rs dave before salc HlG -hEll b. deemed sui
Il ~ lotice
Da;ed al Rutland thi. 22nd day Of Jsuuary \. u
l-5l
III Hopes. SOLICITED s8w
STATE as yEgutNT - HE zion Probate
DI4trF Z % Rutland 1 Cont for
Of Il. and
10 AL r1rsaus ir-sre.t-d ia the e-+ate of elm.
WiusoS ate o. Pit siOrd- IL laid 90 iTIct de~ea-ed
DEE IlAG-
By the authority Of tne state OF Vermont go are
hereby notiHed 70 appear b-l0re laid Court Al tH'
keE.ter-s ofHCe Eufl nd "a raId Di-'rCi Ou fH~
dr-t Tuesdas b-iu- tie gfh dss Of + bruafy A ID
ls5i then ana tarre 20 be- head II 500 cau-e
tie D O5ate aud l0a ang- Of certain lH-'run~it
Ia Frting date. the g,u .iaf OF April a - ls8g.
gg.cirsssd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
COMMISSIONERS, No1rcE.

'INHE undersigned having beer s,,,,,ir,ed by III.
Il non Probate Court, Tor the District Of Rutland
CoInmissehers 70 receive, examine aud adjust ii
C,ahs anu oeihahds o. all peT-Ou- against the -stat.
vi Heman HsstIDgr, late u 8iddI.fnyt, mid ,i,
trci oeeea-ed hereby give notice that gre viii merf
loI the purpose oieAamlnng AMI aid claim
a. tue lsts feiaehce OF the deceased IN Zaid Middle
Town, on tie Do tuesdays oi February and NAY ps,,
rom ~ O'Clock a M. until O'Clock + 81 sci
VI Sail oAys ana mat siH months from the sfh a.,
Of January A ID. 1851 l. the time ltr,i,.G - ~
court ior sad Creditors 10 present tier aid clsi
10 u lof examination aud allowance
A. ID. 1851 0' u 'AhuAIg .
ELIJAH ROSS
CYkCs CsAMioN Commissioner.