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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28
From Misaour6,

Rolla, Nov. 26th
The recopnoiterng party under command
Of Capt. Rosa, from Gen, Ashbosh's division,
which ett yesterday early. proceeded Eve
miles weS, If the gasconade- They returned
last night, and report \ troop of 80 Texan
Rangers At Lebanon destroying property
GENERALLY and robbire he migrants soming
this way They took 4ome Of Col, Boyd's
pickets prisoners Ben McCulloch and his
army was expected in Lebanon ona Sun
DAY last, and the rebels say be will he pre-
pared to give u battle, Another party left
Camp Roneboner last night in the direction
Of Lebanon The place is crowded with en-
zrants, and they are arriving daily IN large
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5zisceAImns0mH Views,

Washington, Nov. 26.
The review of the regular forces of the
army on this side of the Potomac took place
this afternoon on East Capital Hill. There
were 900 infantry, 2200 cavalry and bat
teres of artillery, including Capt. Kimball's
flying artillery, which after the review, de-
lighted and astonished the thousands of spec
tators with the exercise of that wing of the
service.
Another prominent and interesting fea
ture of the day was the signaling between a
corps stationed on the field and those on the
dome OF the capital. The latter also com
municatlng with the army in Va, by tele-
graph.
Previous to the review Mr. Cunningham
! OF company K, I'd artillery, fell from the linn
Der chest, wheel of the gun .arriage pass
. ing over his breast.
, After the review Gen Mcclellan and
staff attended an exhibition of the new pom
/ toon bridge now being constructed under the
supervision of Lieut.. Col Alexander, of the
! engineer corps at the eastern branch of the
! Potomac n's the navy yard. Three hum
dred feet of the bridge was thrown out in the
course OF twenty minutes, when its qualities
of strength and durability were tried by the
/ passage OF heavy wagons, and subsequently
/ by body OF infantry at double quick time,
J The result was altogether satisfactory
! Capt. Blanchard of the Assistant Quarter
master Department, has been detached from
/ that post for the duty of inspecting Qurter-
masters property Of the army of the Poto-
mac.
Caleb S. Smith of Philadelphia, will open
a means of communication tomorrow down
! the Potomac by placing a line of steamboats,
between Washington and Budd's Ferry, the
headquarters of Gen Hookers division. The
first steamer bound thIther is the Reindeer,
: Can; Kichel. This vessel ran the blockade
last night without obstruction from the rebel
batteries, bringing four contrabands, who
were rlaced on board by the fotIlla and turn
ed over to Capt, Dahlgren, the commandant
OF the Washington navy yard. Foolish rum
ors are prevalent about the advance of the
rebels today. These doubtless have their or,
IGN from the fact that the pickets from Gen
Bienker's division mistook for the enemy, the
force Of cavalry under the command of Gen
Wadsworth, who were returning from a sue
cessful reconnaissance made in the direction
of Fairfax Court House. Much alarm wa:
occasioned nv this mistake bat it was not Of
long continuance.
! Hon. r. j. Walker has addressed letter
TO the editor of the National Republican
which will appear in that paper tomorrow
in favor Of Congress Immediately making AT
appropriation for the relief of Ireland, il
view Of the impending famine. He conclude:
by saying now when so many lrishmen ar'
periling their lives on the last battle fields 0
liberty in our defence, when so many have
fallen and Others are immured in rebel dun,
geons, let US show that we are not ungratetul
and when tbt next great conflict comes, a
soon it must. tae shamrock intertwined witt
the stars and stripes will wave in triumph
over a field OF victory tor liberty and union
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

New York Nov. 26
A Key West letter states that the priva-
teer Beauregard made no resistance. She
was commanded by Capt Gilbert Hay, and
was captured the 18th. a hundred miles from
Abaco They threw overheard most OF her
ammunition, &c She had met no vessels,
and not even fred a gun since leaving
Charleston.
The vessel captured by the Connecticut
was the schooner Adelaide of Nassau, which
was bound to Savannah. She had several
cases OF swords ABOARD, and the purser was
Lieut.. Hardee of the confederate army
The steamer Isabel represented to lie
nearly ready for her armament at Charles
ton, is to be commanded by Capt. Rollins.
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The following figures show the amount
of commssarv stores which will be consumed
by the army in one month, when Brought up
to the standard authorized by Congress, viz :
100000 men:
11,250,OOO pounds of pork, or 18,75O,OoO
pounds of fresh beef: lO5.38O barrels of -four;
81 500 bushels of beans or 800 900 pounds
Of rice 100000 pounds of coffee; 2,250,.
900 pounds of sugar 10000 gallons of win.
egar 225000 pounds of candles 100000
pounds of soap; 1884 bushels Of salt, and
100000 pounds of potatoes.
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New York. Nov 36.
The Heralds special Fortress Monroe cor
respondent says by flag of truce from Nor
folk, be learned that news had been receiv-
ed at Norfolk from P,ckens and Port Royal
Saturday morning. Pickehs opened FIRE on
the rebels, but firing was wild. Later it was
stated that Pckens was preached and firing
stopped. Rebels did not sustain any loss,
whereas Union forces were heavy losses. The
widest excitement at Norfolk. Gen. Bragg
iubilant, and sent congratulation dispatches
all over the South
From the same sources it Is learned that
mans command, had an engagement with the
rebels, and we're ION PEELED 70 retreat, with
loss OF eight men Reauf n wa being en-
trenched bv our 20 rcpS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIEUT. SALMON BUTTON

Otthe Cavendish 1t. Intantrv some time acting as
adiutant il the lat VI. Regiment at Newport News
Va. mas returned, and las received commission
rom Gov. Holbrook to enlist a company of yoIun-
teers for the 9TH Regiment % be raised under the
sscent act of the Legislature
From .he well earned Repatriation OF the officers
of the LIST Regiment-in all cases where they have
recruited companies for serviCe-they have been EN-
inentl successful All who desire to enlist undel
Lieut. button will report soon as may be to hi
headquarters, Cavendish. VT 1t IL better enlist
cruit. nov %.
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P0asaI Order. From Mexico, The On.
per Potomac,

Washington. Nov. %.
Advices received here, not by the Govern
ment, from Mexico, represent that the kind
est feelings exist between the British Min
ister and the Juaiez Administration, while
the 0pinion Is expressed in distinguished CIR
ces that the friendship of France will be as
satisfactorily secured But little is hoped
Tor. however, from SPAN, whose designs up
on Mexico is as we'll understood in the latter
country as in the capitols OF Europe. Those
who profess to be we'll acquainted with the
Spanish programme say that to Gen. Mar
guez is entrusted the duty o combining the
strength of the Church party, consisting of
both MeXicans and Spaniards who will pray
Her Most Catholic Majesty for King for the
/ Throne OF Mexico now sought to be con-
structed For this office an uncle OF the
Queen has been designated. As he Il al
ready old, he can in the natural course Of
events live but a short time, and as no pro-
vision would be made for = successor. Mexico
, would thus revert 70 Spain, he policy being
somewhat similar TO that pursued toward
Hayti There seems . p. ,ome doubt as to
the immediate return to Jj.c United States of
the American Minister, Mr.. Corwin The
probability is that he will not, IN view of our
important Interests in Mexico growing out OF
the European intervention.
Henry Gryce, Marshall tor Utah has re-
signed, on the ground that the business of the
( office IS not comparative since the creation
OF the Territorial Government of Nevada.
A letter from Darustown, Ind, dated to-
day, says there are no fixed bodies or rebel
picket stations from opposite the mouth OF
Muddy River up to half mile south OF
Goose Greek. Above the creek, on the side
! ling, they have dug rifle pits and kept up a
! regular system OF pickets of considerable
strength. They still occupy the Fort in view
of Edwards Ferry, and on Sunday displayed
full regiment on parade just below the
Fort. Gen. jackson, who as Col, formerly
commanded at Harper's Ferry, is engaged
at Winchester in arming, organizing and
equipping regiment of tree negroes said to
numb9I full one thousand. The negroes are
reported to be very enthusiastic IN their new
position Gen. @. W. Smith of New York
antecedents now commands at Leesburg and
surrounding country
Z. o. Department. Nov. 20.
In view OF the increased number OF Letters
held for postage and returned to the Dead
Letter ofice,lt is ordered that the order OF this
department dated October 8th, 1860. De re
/ scindtd, and the prior practice be restored
Postmasters will therefore notify the person
addressed that such letter IS held for postage
end that upon his writing therefor, preparing
/ the postage on his letter and enclosing Z
stamp to be placed on the letter held fol
! postage the same will be forwarded to hi
address, BY order OF the Post Master Gen
eral JOHN A. kAssoN,
Assistant p NJ. Gen.
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Boston, Nov. 20.
A banquet was gwen 20 Capt. Wilkes and
the officers OF the San ,Jacinto this evening at
the Revere House. which was attended by
about $50 guests. The affair was got up by
a committee OF gentlemen, who were sadly de-
ficient of knowledge Of their duty on such
occasions, inasmuch as they did not furnish
the slightest accommodations TO the press
Among the invited gnests were the Govern
or, Chief Justice Bigelow. the Commodore of
this station, Mayor Wightman, and a number
Of distinguished citizens and stranger.
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western Virginia.

Wheeling, Nov II
In accordance with the almost unanimous
vote of the people at the election on the oath
OF last month, the convention to form new
State out of Western Virginia, met in this
city today. The attendance was unexpect-
eddy full for the opening, thirty-seven coun-
ties being represented. John Hale ofMason,
was elected permanent President
There was no business done beyond organ
izing and administering the oath to the mem
bers
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28
BRANDRETH's PILLS
BRANDRErH'S UNIVERSAL SALVE ANE
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS

Every of the FIRE ZOUAvEs had box of
BRAsDRETH's PILLS, box OF UNIVERSAL SALvE
and ALLooCK's Porous PLASTER put in their
Knapsac tree OF expense And to this fact may be
attributed the absence of any of THIS Regiment
from the hospital
KvERY SOLDIER should have a box of Brandreth q
Pills box OF Salve and piece of Porous Plaster.
They are SURE to be useful, often life saving.
Sold by Z. Fem, Rutland and K. Il. Mead, West
Rutland nov linn
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victory AT Pensacola.

Washington, NOV. %.
\ dispatch say, that fight at Fort Pick
ems commenced Saturday and was progress
ing Sunday night,
9ort Plckens by firing hot shot has set the
PensacoA Navy Yard on fire three times,
out the rebels managed up to the latter day
to extinguish the flames, They had not how
ever been able to suppress those OF the burn
my town of Warrington, which the hot shot
had utterly destroyed.
1t was thought at Old Point that our victory
u decisive
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Church burned.

Philadelphia. Nov. %.
St. PauI's Chur's (CatloIic) corner Of 10th
and Christian streets, was destroyed by fire
his afternoon. The entire inner portion of
he cditiee was buraed; only the four walls
are lett standing, The loss is estimated at
$4,000, exclusiv" Of the cost Of the new or
gau. $4,000 more The diaster falls heavily
Oh the catholic community in tue southern
section OF the city. Insurance unascertained
Arrived bark Thomas Dalleh from Porto
Cabello, with $50 bales of cotton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28
SOmth@Fn account Of thu Affair az Fort
Pickens.

baltimore, Nov. 20
The Old Point boat has arrived.i
Passengers say the Nortulk Day Book has
a dispatch from Richmond. to the effect that
an engagement was gong on a; Pensacola.
Parties who read the paper say the Mag
ara and Colorado engaged Fort McRae which
1rishlv replied, and that the vessels were
damaged and had to haul oil, aud that Fort
2ickens wa, firing on the navy yard. This
rhc substance OF the report.
The mad been no arrival from Port
&oya. a Old Point
Tn r4hel version OF the affair al Pensa-
lola says that on Friday Fort Pickens opened
~ the navy yard and Fort Barrancas, that
The Colorado and Niagara participated and
'ad 70 haul OIL very much damaged
th- news all comes through secession
sources and must be received with due allow
luCe
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

THE undersigned having been appointed By ne
L Hon. Probate Court. for the District OF Rutland,
Commissioners TO receive, rxamine and adjust AL
clam and demands of all person against the state
OF Clafssa BGrnbam late OF Aiddetown in Faid Dis
trict deceased hereby give notice that will
the purpose of examining and allowing said claims
at DR.. T. Pauls office. in said Nir dletoVu, on the
l4th day Of December and January next, from
O'Clock r. N. until O'Clock, r. VI each Of aid
days. and that six months from he J'h day Of No
vember a b l-6l l. the time Unite b. aid Court
for laid CREDITOR present their aid ciaiin-
for examination and allowance
Dated MiddlstoHn Vt the 18th DAY Of November A
D 1881.
ELIJAH ROSS f,.
4s8w HB McCLURE Com ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

EOWLE'S PILE AND HUMOR CURE, sure
cure for Bleeding, Blind and Itching Piles,
Sorsfula, Salt Rheum, and Diseases of the Skin
Deal rs are PARTICULARLY REQUESTED To EKUFNp
THR MONEY, Only five bottles in a thousand re
turned, and these were confirmed Fistu la. Hun
dreds of letters and certificates In the pro-
prietors possession which be seen upon sppica-
ton. Send for Circular. Prepared by Henry D.
FL vile. Chemist, II Prince Street, Boston Sold by
all druggi Is. Certificates with each bottle. Price
81 per bottle.
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Murdered by Hassiams,

St Joseph, Mo. Nov. IS.
VIM. Smith, an assistant of J. A. Slade,
road agent on the overla nd 3route, was muir
dered and robbed of his mules and clothing
bv the Snake Indians. last week
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ID | + J.

Died on IL day Nov 18th OF Dropsy IN the cnert -,
Jesse Hoyt, formerta C. Danb,ry, Conn, aged 3
years. months ana - days.
Al the residence CT Mrs Harriet Strong, Nov "a,
Edgar L. Ormsbee, Esq, aged 56 years: His funeral
will be attended at Mrs StFOngs, on Wednesday IL
O'Clock Nj.
In Pawlet, NOV, 10, Martha Clifford. wife Of John
Carver, aged IS years, 10 months and days
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bodies, some with wagons and a great num-
Der on foot some are entirely destitute
These are furnished with rations from the
commissary stores, which are very large and
daily increasing
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FrORa Fort Pickens.

Fort Monroe, Nov. IS.
A special dispatch 10 the Tribune says that
Fort Pmkens opened fire Bragg's forces
On Saturday. The rebels claim TO have.
preached the walls Of Fort PckenS
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DENTISTRY IN AMERICA.

There is nation in the world that can boast 40
large number of skfui operators this art az the
United States, neither has any other nation reached
the same degree ERECTION in it. Doubtless none
have 80 much material to practice upon. The use
of impure Ssleratus has furnished EMPLOYMENT and
built prncely fortunes, for thousands illed in
this profession Parents who would have their
children escape the torture of those mechanical Oh.
eratioHs and enjoy the original instead of the arti
cis should adept the use OF Pyle's DIETETIC SAL.
ERATUs tor III baking purpose. 1t is as harm less
as iour, and very efficient in making biscuit cake
and pastry of all kinds All who have used it give
~ me preference to every other thins Of the kind
When Oh purchase, be sure the name Of JAMES
grocers keep imitation, done up red paper
because they can make larger profits it, Take
one but the genuine 46-lw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

Boston, Nov. IS.
The Maine 9th Regiment from Portland,
has gone into camp near Lowell, 20 await
transportation south.
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vi AR II EE d,

Married Wet Haven, Oct Gath, by Nathaniel
Fish, Esq., David Sagur TO Phebe Graws all of
West Haven
la East Rupert, Oct 81, by Rev A8arIah HYDE
Rollin c WicKham, Esq OF Pawlet, TO Mies Mary
2. Denio. of the former place
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Louisville, Nov. 26.
Rumor, are prevalent this afternoon, but
generally discredited, that Gen. John c,
Breckenridge, With a large force, is advancing
from Green River IN the direction of Owens-
h1ro. or Henderson
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

EFFECTS OF IRREGULARITIES AvoIrED. - Too
much eating and drinking, new habits and modes of
life often produce Irregularities n the bowels and
general health of the system But BRAEDRRTH' q
PILLS will soon cure, the stomach will regain its
strength and healthy action of the system will be
restored No MEDICINES are equal in usefulness to
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28
RUMORED ADVANCE OF REBEL
ARMY.
From, san Francisco.
San Francisco, Nov.

San FranCIScO, Nov. II.
The ,,cam ship Uncle Sam sailed today
for Panama, carrying 20 U. 5 army officers
and about 100 other passengers. She will
take aboard at San Pedro 500 REGULAR sol-
diers.
The Uncle sam took 200 900 in treasure
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THE CONFESSIONS AND RxPERIEECB OF AN
lNXAIID

PULLS BID for the benefit of and as warning
and caution 10 young men who suffer from Her
vous Debility Premature Decay, etc. supplying at
the same time the means of SeltCure by one Who
through m zdical imposition and quackery. Single
copies may be had of the Author, NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, ks1 Bedford, Kings County, N. by
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

ES~ DR.. KELLEY, from New York and Boston, will
be in Rutland in few days to advise with the sick
on CHRoNIC DIsKAsBs. Due notice, in this paper
will be given of the time and p ace. noV28H
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28
The Canada Arrived.

st Johns, n T., Nov 30
The Z NJ Canada from Liverpool 18th,
VasseI Cape Race AZ 1880.
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COnnIssIONERs' NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed BY me
Hon Probate Court. for the District Of Rutland,
Comm isrioners to receive. examine. and sijust All
claims and demands OF all persons ;ain- the e-tate
Of knoch Gaes late OF Rutland said District decea
ed hereby give notice that will met tor the pgr
pose Of examining aud allowing said claims at The
late dwelling hou.e OfNs ait Chatt-rtOn 10 -siI Rgt-
lana the set Iu-sday- OF January aud Apr next,
from 0 clock. until O'Clock 7 v esch y. aid
days. and that -ix months from the jth lay OF
November. 4 D 1851, il the time limited BY aid
Court for said creditors TO present their SSH eis
20 for xaminstIor and allowance
-iDated AT Rutland. " thi- ifh ia, pfNot MIR,
D 1851
JOEL N. MEAD.
4S-3x WAIT CHATTtRTON. -"
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STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Hon. Probate
District Of Rutland IS. l. Court for the Distr;st
TO all persons interested in the estate Of Lemuez
u sumner, late of Blare ndon, in said district de-
ceased intestate
GREETING:
BY the authority OF the state OF Vermont YOU are
hereby notified to appear before said court At the Of
nee OF the Judge of said court, Rutland IN said
district on the third Tuesday being the nth day Of
December next, then and there to be heard If ye~
see cause on the petition of Franklin Billings, ad
ministrator fsaid estate TO be allowed until the 2
day OF November A. ID 1852, to dispose of said es-
tate, paw the debts OF said deceased and render an
account OF his administration Of said estate
Given at Rutland in said district this 10Th day Of
Move mber, A. u. 1851.
47-3w HENRY HALL. Raeistay
STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Hon. Probate
District ofEutland, s., | Court for the distrisS
OF Rutland
10 all persons interested III the estate of Pheb~
jackson late Of Brandon in said district, decsased
GRBkrIsQ.
By the authority OF the State Of Vermont you
once of the Judge Of said court Rutland In safe
district the 81 Tuesday being the 18th day of De
oember next, then and there 10 be heard if you see
cause on the examination for allowance of the so
count of notify o. Gibson, administrator Of aid
estate to the persons entitled thereto.
Given at Rutland in ssid district. the 18th lay
OF November. 1861,
Adv HENRY HAIL pe,,,.-
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Affair as F0rt Pick ems.

Baltimore, Nov. 20.
The secession reports say the affair at Fort
Pickens took place on the 10Th inst
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NJ o T 1 C E
ar X Z L l. Y

nR. X Z L l. Y
~ from New York aud Boston will be III Rut-
land on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Nov.
o. Is and % and has taken Rooms at George Den
mis-, corner of Pine and Spring Streets where he
can be consulted Free Of Expens@ on Chronic Dis
eases.
DR.. Kelly will BE- at Stevens Hotel. VergeaBes,
D-c Sd mi It'll moves I'd
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Estrays.

NOTICE.-Came into the enclosure of
the subscriber on the 10Th day OF November,
1ssi three horned Bucks, with tar mark on the left
side The owner is requested TO prove PropsrH' pay
damages anu eha' W II. LINCOLN.
cuttnesyale, VT, Nes. "A, 1881,
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BY the authority OF the State OF Vermont. YOU are
hereby notified 10 appear before said court a. me Of
fee of the Judge of said court. IN aid Rutland.
the third Tuesday being the 18th day of December
next then and there TO be heard If you cause
the petition OF raid Charles Sheldon a. adminIstrs
tor said for license deed certain lands OF
which said deceased died seized in trust 10 james
Hannah of said Butsnd, for Whose G-s and beDelt
they we're holden
Given at Rutland III aid dI.t-iet. IA. l3.h ia, Of
November. ISL
463u HENRY HALL. Rrgt-rer.
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D ROWN AND BLEACHED COT
I'D TON FLAENELS, for sale by
NATHAN PIERCE
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GR AND VIEW d.
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D ED, BLUE AND CRAY TWILL
LII ED ELAENELS. for sale by
NATHAN PIERCE
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STATE OF VERMONT n II r Hon Probate
of Rutland
To all p-rsons interested in the estate Of MrsJan
Sheldon. late wife of Charles Sheldon, aud late Of
Rutland IN said district deceased. intestate.