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The New York herald., 1862-12-03

L,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
II REGULAR LINE.
Tho United States Mall Sidewhce. Steamship
COLUMBIA.
ID u. Barton. Commander.
win leave Per No North river OIL Saturday Deoe,rbe,
VI o'clock y. 81. pi,cseiy for New Orsaua iourl M
Havana 20 land mails passengers.
No freight taken 70 Havana.
For freight or rassasc apply 70
srOFtORp, TILEsTDN CO..
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,Dw ARD scuENcK. AulTIoNERR.

ASP sF.N shfLkKs ~ ELKsANT t2kkfsr HORSES
b. EDWARD scuENCk. th.s day. q J o'e.oet st hi.
8sssroo Nc l5c Broadway elegant span Of long tail
sa CssTsss Horses Are f5 hands eghi years old,
snied perfectly SQUAD Kind and Ecptc De drivers and 90
81 four minutes. Aifo hne light Double Uhr-
made rs nor ami Top Wagon made by Wood Bros
10 Benscfs WHIP, a. To b- positively sold without re-
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eIAA REWARD MISSING, SINCE SATURDAY
NlVU 0igbt. NopenosI ~. sannue! Pstyy poicr eeac
attached 10 she Castle GARDEN dressed IL su 81 5s.k
si.e inscd cloth boots an. oesyes hal ~ about
Or sgefse feet inhrs h-'g -sndy
iu sandy rsItisi'y gay eaa gIay hsf Was
The the ihih 'hecnyeI o. Bc~,Iy
Bsysr street. past eleven cclocs. is va.
home and hss not -nc- beard tn aocEc wwsTs
w be paid any giving iBfor o his whore
xsonls sud rl also Inc tbanss OF his sHlex vile
and family IoHN FEEGr. YES Ess ThirtieiN st., NY
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E,oR HAVANA DIRECT.
II REGULAR LINE EVERY TWENTY DAYS
Thc new aud splendid uri.ed States mail sscanship
UNION,
Thongs W. WILSON, U. 5. ~, corsmanaer,
Will Asve picg ~ Moth river foot OF Beach street ioY n
above port,
FRIDAY. DECEMBER Z, atl2 o'clocs pre- sciy
FOR freight Of passage having
fpply 10 HARGOus a Co,
MgDntn t,tcet.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

tive New England simplicity, that we had |
never before beheId stage struck hero, of
the regular John Bull breed But, in the
spasmodlc sentiments of a Lecture, sympa-
thising with the rebel army, we make note OF
"a sentence that is query % our mind, II
there is not more truth than Poetry in it.
On the side of the North there is a terri
BILE earuestuess, an earnestness to coin
sham patriotism into gold by fat contracts,
and general plumber of the treasury an
earnestness to avoid the Inconvenience OF
wounds, aud death, to wear national clothing,
eat national feed, aud receive national pay
general earnestness to consider the opportu-
nifty to make money out OF the Union, as one
to be improved to the bitter end of the ma
tional PURSE
There is much TO impress us seriously in
various ways, OF the power, and strength that
is daily gathering on the frontier Provinces.
When we behold the sturdy troops daily land
ing. moving like " Internal o led machinery,
we ieel that Engiand's efficiency Is undouot-
ed. In crossing the st, Lawrence on ice,
distance Of two miles, as the Victoria Bridge
IS now closed and guarded by military de-
! tachment of two hundred soldiers at both
ends, we overlook one hundred and fifty
! Saners and Miners dressed in light gray uni
forms, white belts, each with snow-shoes
hung on his back. These men so formidable,
looked like pirates, all bearded, fierce looking
with no "plans amiss," we're marching on to
the Isle lie Nolx, to repair the old fort for the
rendezvous of English troops. AS they
MAJ ched along, with their baggage drawn by
stout horses, we thought they were as formi-
liable body of men as we should care tC
see. Discipline showed itself in all their
steps, even on the snow and ice OF the st
Lawrence, and in their movements, we were
again reminded of the perfect discipline o
the English light infantry drill at Champ d'
Mars. @... ...# .a"
trip and Sojourn in this province, though
of short duration, renders us keenly alive t
the various modes, and new and various chan
neIs that run so deep and strong, and th'
r nodus -operandi of foreign living and breath
r ing, is so I'M American we long for our prlm
, tive suburban home, where there is wild
contrast of sentiment, of feeling, and socia
, sympathy. LUCY
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OUR HOME CORRESPONDENCE.
Musical Convention.
BRISTOL, VT, Jal

BRISTOL, VT, Jan. II.
Mr. EDITOR According to call by ITS
President, DR.. c. L. Case of Brandon, the
Western Vermont Musical Association has
been in session here for three days, closing
with a concert last evening. On the first
day of the session about one hundred and
fifty singers came together, and the officers
began to fear that even the generous hoSpl-
taities of Bristol might be exhausted-but
the storm god interposed in our behalf-and
ny one Of his happest efforts, partially stayed
the influx OF strangers on Wednesday.
The exercises Of the Convention were con-
dnctpd by leaders from different parts of the
adjacent country, the most prominent OF
whom were Mr.. Toby of HinesbuTgh, and
Sabin of Middlebury, both eminently adapt
ed 10 the position. MIR. Toby is dignlfed and
energetic, aut thorough in his drill. MIR.
Sabin has canned by high culture and tne
taste the enviahle rank he holds among mGsl-
clans of decided merit MIR. Leavitt and
others, though less prominent, were highly
! successful.
| Is The Methodist Church becoming too strait,
the Baptist Church was occupied for the
concert, which when densely packed, was not
large enough to contain the audience. The
! Choruses, selected from the Choral Harmo
ny and Haniels Oratorio Of Messiah, were
| finely rendered, which is no faint praise when
uttered of such music as the HaneiuJah
! Chorus. Prof S. c. Moore Of Burlington,
who presided at the Piano, favored us with a
solo in his best style, Messrs Engles and
Leavitt Of Brandon, appeared in German
Duet. which was enthusiastically encored.
| The Phantom Chorus and Tramp Chorus were
performed by the Brandon Glee Club, as
sisted by Miss Gaskill, who sang the obligato
in the latter most admirably. We hear that
this Club propose TO give concert soon IN
their new Town Hall, and we can assure
lovers of good music IN that vicinity. that to
be present on that occasion, will argue most
excellent taste,
The usual amount Of good feeling was en-
gondered by a few College Songs from part
OF the Middebury Quintette Club, and 9th
ers. Among the gems Of the occasion we
must place s. With Verdure Clad" by Miss
Gaskill; an Italian Trio, by Mr.. Sabin and
Misses Gaskil and TRIAL of Rutland and 4
Duo by Misses Gaskill and Thrall, accompa
ME bv Miss Howard. | trust | shall not be
thought detractng from the merit Of Other
performers, if l say a word in particular com
mendaton OF MISS Gaskii's singing Having
had the good fortune TO hear the best voca
talent in different parts OF our State, ! mos
unhesitatingy accord to her the honor Of be
ing the first vocalist in Vermont. And thu
we could not except the varied wealth of cul
ture attained by Mrs. Little or Mrs. Long, il
uniform purity Of tone and neatness OF artic
uation, she is not inferior to either of thost
: popular iayorites.
The generous hospitality of the citizens o
Bristol will be gratefully remembered by al
who shared it, and when they shall erect
Hall as capacious and well warmed as thei
hearts, the Western Vermont Musical Asso
, citation will be glad , call gain.
1 KAPPA.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

Every family, at this season, ishould use the
SAMBUCI WINE,
in Europe for It's medicinal and beneficial
qualities as gentle Stmulant, Tonic, Diuretio ana
- orihc highly esteemed by eminent physicians,
used in European and American Hospitals, aud py
some of the first families in Europe and America
AS A TONIC,
1t has no equal causing AZ appetite aud building up
tne system, being en.iceiy pure %tne OF mo-"
Az A DIURETIC,
1t imparts healthy action to the Glands and Kid
neys and Urinary Organs, very hene| >ia In Dropsy,
Gout, and Rheumatic affections.
SPEEk'S WINE
Is not mixture or manufactured article, but Is
pnre from the juice of the Portugal Sambucus, cul
tiyated in New jersey recomnusr ded BY Chemists
and Physicians possessing medical properties su
perior to any other Wines IN use ana an eSoeheht
article for all weak aud debtated persons and the
aged and infrm, improving the appetite end dement,
ting ladies and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because IL WI not iutOXioate as other wines, as II
COMA ms no mixture of spirits other liquors, ana
is adnled for its rich, peculiar flavor and nutritVe
properties imparting healthy tone TO the digestive
~ WE REFEE 70
A few we'll known gentlemen and physicians, who
have tried the Wtne:-
Gen. wnf1d Scott U. A. DR.. Wilson, 18th at, n. 7
Gov. Morgan, NJ State, DR. Ward, Newark, N j
Dr.J R.Chilton;N.Y city, Dr. Dougherty, Newark
DR.. Parker, n. Y City, Nj
Drs. Darcy & Nicholl. DR.. Parish, Phis,
Newark N j. DIR. Davis, Chicago, Ill
r5g- None genuine unless the signature of "AL
FRED SPEER Passaic, n j. is over the cork o.
| each bottle
NJ MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE. u
For sale by Druggists
A. SPEER, PROPRIETOR
VINEYARD, Passaic, New Jersey
| OFFICE 209 Broadway, New York
JOHN LA FOV, PARIS
| Agent for France and Germany. oet25
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MONTREAL, Notre Dame ST., !
Du Clois Hotel, Jan. 18, 1862. (


The wooden walls Of England, and the de-
nouement OF eloquence, and LOYALTY came,
and crowds Of loyal subjects to her Majesty,
ass mbled at Nordhemers, under the distin-
guished patronage of the hero OF Kars Eng
land and her glorious aag,
The flag that brayed a thousand years.
shall never be insulted. England, her power
full, glorious, and irrisistabe army and navy,
should forever stand conquoror over land and
seas! The wooden walls of old England, her
matchless heros, and daring feats, her cher
ished exploits, and her proud banners, forev-
er waving, her glorious flag on every sea,
should neger bear an insult from no nation
to say nothing OF the premature Confederate
States yet in embryo! with her undrilled
half ted, volunteers To this boasting out
burst Of loyalty, we listened awhile to John
Bull, with wonder and as,onishment thinking
the unbattled wrath Of Englishmrn might per-
chance burst the walls, the wooden wall OF
England even, SO we folded our programme
and withdrew, amid the great applause Fof
Naval songs, Z" Stand TO your guns" The
man of War;" and God save the Queen
Concluding, Mr.. Editor, in our native. prim-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
COMmIssIONEns, NOTIOR

rHsHE undersigned having been appointed by the
M Hon, Probate Court, for the District OF Farhs-
ven, Commissioners 10 receive, examine, and adjust
all ella inns aud demands OF all persons against the
tate OF James Baldrdge, late of Pawlet in said Dis
for the purpose OF examining aud allowing said
claims AT the late residence of the deceased rhe
following days, viz Saturday, February 22d, Satur
day, Ma oh 22d, and Saturday, July lltn, from
O'Clock, A. NJ, until O'Clock r, NJ each of said
days, and that Fix months from the 18th day Of
January A. d, 1852 is the tsae limited BY said
Court for said creditors 90 present their said claims
to as for Examination and allowance
Dated at Pawlet VT, this 18Th day Of January, A.
D., 1862, -.... -. ..ss
4:Sw NV. b. PRATT, com'rs
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TATE OF VERMONT,
RUTLAND. So

DAVID DALEY
VS. Rut. County Court,
PALMEN FER, Sept Term, 1881
ORRIN DURKBE, Trus.
ACTIoN on he Gaze As-umpsit for
the upe and occupation of two room in a certain
dwelling house of the paintif in Pittsord by the
defendants mother, from the lst OF april, 1856 to
date vt writ; claimiu 800.
81 Count, For that in consideration of having
used ard occupied said two rooms, the defendant
promised TO pay rent of fifteen dollars per year,
and ayerring that the defendant had occupied the
premises from the LIST Of prif 1856, to tho present.
time,
BECAUSE, the said Pamenter il absent from
this State and has pct bad perGQnal notice OF the
tendency this suit In If ORDERED that he be NO
tilted to appear at tue ie of said court to be
held at Rutland, within ana for the county of Rut-
land, on the cond Tuesdsy of March A. ~, 1859,
then and there answer thereto, by Publishing the
substance OF the plaintiffs declaration, with this or
der three WI eks succes'ivey in the Rutland Herald
printed at Rutland the last of which to be at least
twenty days previous to said term; which shall be
deemed sufficient notice. And cay thereof is given,
&C.
F.W. HOPKINS, Clerk
REUBEN X. TRIAL, Atty. :3w
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< pllaad Rgald.
THURSDAY, JANUARY %.
No ADVANCE.

y, agree with the Troy Times that we
Il hot look for An advance on the Po-
kac line near Washington at present.
/ weather has put that out of the ques-
On several days recently, sncw has
|en to a considerable depth, but remain
very short time, has melted, and ill
Ia into the ground. The soil through
Me- Potomac department is exceeding
borous, and the effect OF a thaw upon
/ 10 resolve it tor many inches below
surlarc. into the consistency OF strong
|ny p,stp, in which one is apt to stick
M S. as 10 escape only by leaving his
III. bebi,d him. Virginia roads,-at
IA those in the region OF occupation,-
L,goiserable, one-horse affairs, narrow,
|dNithout any good bottom. Even If it
H. possible for large bodies of light in
Inn 70 oct over them, the moving of ar
|lerv and baggage trains would be inn
Liable, while cavalry would inevitably
fastened in the mud. Gen. Mcclellan
fourse has been aware that at this sea-
Y tbs roads m ust be in such a condition
n his calculations have been made ii
bw of that contingency, undoubtedly
Nv cannot move upon the Manassas
Hfcations. neither can the rebels ad
Ince from them against our fortitication'
kicre Washington and these can there
III be held by force much less THAI
bid be required for their defence unde
|her circumstances. We are not suprls
y 10 learn that regiments from the divis
of Summer, Porter, Franklin, ant
HI DWELL, may soon be Withdrawn iron
!, ffont of Washington, to take part in
|rard system of operations in Wester
|irg mia, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Jus
|ow we think there is no reason to loo
81 battle at Manassas or Leesburg
but it does not follow that there will nc
4 Sharp work in other departments. A
has. there ought to be. The same res
In which combine to render an advanC
|long the Little River on Leesburg turr
Ike impracticabIe, favor operations els'
kbere
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STATE OF VERMONT.
RUTLAND, ss.

RUTLAND, IS. E-
ELiAkiM PAUL Rutland County Court,
IoHN WILLIAMS. I September Term, 1851
ACTION of Assumpslt- -oommon money
oounts for money had and received laid out and ex.
pended, work and labor, sc. Demanding $500
Dated Oct. 80, 1850,
~. BECAUSE, the said John Williams is absent
from this State and has not had personal notice of
the tendency of this suit; IT Is ORpsRsp, That he
be notified 10 appear at the next term Of said court,
to be held at Rutland, within and for the counting
Rut and, on the second Tuesday of March, A. D.,
1862 then and there to answer thereto by publishi OF
the substance OF the plaintiffs declaration, with this
order three weeks successfully In the Rutland Her
aid printed at Rutland, the last OF which to be at
lea st twenty days previous to said term: which SHAH
be deemed sufficient notice And day thereof Is CIV
en-, sc. ,,,,>,, ,,.-
BARNES FRIsBIE, Atty. 2:5W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

NEwsPAPoRIAL. - E. Marvin Small
!, Esq, formerly of the Burlington Seuti-
], announces in circular that be contem-
Ties starting newspaper at ST. Adams,
i, entitled the Vermont Gazette 1t
! De Of the size of country journals which
: published at 81 so per year. Mr.. Small
IS an able and vigorous newspaper writer,
Il possesses the practical talent requisite in
pe~son who well fills tha editorial chair
wish him the success which he merits.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

sAppoNTMENT.-.Capt. Yolney S. Full
lam, late OF the I'd Vermont Volunteers,
has been appointed and commissioned by
Gov, Holbrook, Lieut.. Colonel of the 9TH
Regiment Vermont Volunteers. We have
lohg known Col. Fullam in the walks of
priyate and professional life, he being a
member of Windsor County Bar. We
know his worth as a man, and the men of
the 9Th Regiment will yet testify to his
worth as a true and brave officer. He was
Ii the battle of Bulls Run, and acquitted
himself honora5ly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

|PuTLAND AND WASHINGTON RAIL
koAD.-Ye-terday we announces TO our
[peders, a. we supposed, a list of officer
IN 6san bv the stockholders of lAe Rutland
knd Washington Railroad Company, Tor
Hid ensuing year, but we notice that the
|Burlington Times announces altogether a
different programme. We have had a
report similar to the one which the Times
bublishes sent us, and as it is not left for
|us to say which is right or which is wrong,
|we purpose to give the public both sides
bf the question, only adding that two sets
|of officers are more than most roads can
|support, aud leave the matter to be set
HE'D by those interested
The Times says:
The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
|ers of the Rutland and WASHINGTON Rail
|roed Company was holden at Rutland
yesterday, january 18th.
.rhe folio wing gentleman were elected
Director for the ensuing year:
David A. Smalley, Burlington El
|Chittenden, Burlington; Geo. F. Ed
munds, Burlington; Thos. H. Garfield
Burlington; John Bradley, New York
Chester Spencer, Castleton I. H. Can
ield, Arlington.
At the meeting of Directors holden sab
sequent to the Stockholders meeting, tn,
following officers were elected;
PgeSjient-Thos. FL. Garfield.
Zee PresideaL-Eli Uhittenden.
Ner6 and 7reaSurer-Jeremiah French
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
The following was the vote in the Sens

The following was the vote in the Senate
on the confirmation of Mr. Cameron as Min
lister to Russia:
Ayes-Messrs. Anthony, Browning, Car
Isle, Chandler, Collamer, Cowan, Dixon,
Doolittle, Fessenden, Foote, Harlan, Harris,
Howe, King, Lane of Indiana, Lane of Kan
sas, Latham, Morrill, Pomeroy, Salisbury,
Sherman, Simmons, Sumner, Ten Eyck,
Thompson, Wade, Wilson, Wilmot-2s.
Nays - Messrs. Bright, Clark, Foster,
Grimes, Hale, A. johnson, Kennedy, Nc
Dougal, Nesmitb, Pearce, Powell, Rice,
Trumbull, Wilkinson--14.
Absent-Bayard, w. johnson, Willey-S.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ~ H L Hon. Probate
District of Rutland S. Court for said Dis

STATE OF VERMONT, u II Hon, FTobae
District of Rutland Sc. ! Court for said Dis
trict
To all persons interested in the estate of Ira
Seward late of Mendon, in said district deceased.
GREETING:
James Il. Seward, administrator of said deceased,
has represented to said Probate Court that the said
Ira Seward in his life time under contract, bind
ing in Law, to deed piece of land in Rutland, bound
ed ortherly on land OF Rhoda s. Seward, soatherly
on the old turnpike Easterly on land of said James
E. Seward and Westerly on land OF Hiram Hill,
containing about three-fourths of an acre, to one
Thomas Spencer, and has applied for license to
deed said and-ihereiore By the authority OF the
State of Vermont, you are hereby notified to appear
before said court at the Probate office in Rutland,
in said pistrict, the let Tuesday in February A.
d. 1862 and show cause if any you have, why such
license should not be granted.
Given under nv hand at Rutland, this 18TH day OIL
January, A. II. 1852.
3-3w A. l., BROWN, Judge.
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SOCIAL DANCE-At Firemen's Hall, Rut-
b, Thursday evening, Jan. 2S. Music,
lhitoomb's Quadrille Band.
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Legal Notices.
COmMrssIONER,s NevuUY.

~ HE undersigned having been appointed oy the
Hon. Probate Court, tor the District of Rutland,
commissioner TO receive, examine and adjust ali
elaine and dea.l u all perso4. against the estate
OF Samuel Rowe, late of Mendon, in said district de-
ceased, hereby give notice that we will meet tor the
purpose of examining and allowing said claims at
tho late dwelling house oil said deceased on the
hrst saturdays OF March and June, from one
o'clock until four O'Clock Il. Ms each Of said days,
and that SIX months from the 7th ~. ~ January,
D. 1862, Is the time United by said court Cor said
creditors to present their said claims to Tor exami
nation aud allowance.
Dated at Mendon this lith day Of January, A. D.,
1862.
SIN, CHASE o
law G. W, SAWYER, eon rs
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The New York banks now held about
25,ooC 900 in specie.
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WE offer to the country trade and consumers,
w a complete assortment Of every variety Of
our experience Of more than FORTY YEARS as
Importers is not only sufficient guarantee for the
PURITY OF OUR GOODS, but that it enables us to
by any house n BOSTON. Owing to the difficulty OF
procuring in many towns strictly pure and relia,
BILE article Of Liquors and Vines for medicinal and
other purposes We have for many years given spe.
cal attention to llug orders for PRIVATE USE, and
consumers Will find It greatly to their advantage to
send their orders to direct as we employ no trav
cling or other agents whatever. Persons who require
Pure Liquors and Wines. in large small quantities,
may rest assured that oil orders will receive our best
personal attention, and that every article sent from
our house will be satisfactory every respect. Com
municatong by mail will receive prompt attention,
with full and complete catalogue of goods prices 20
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COMMnsHONERs' NOTICE.

TgYHE undersigned having been appointed by the
L hon Probate Court for the District of Rutland,
Commissioners to receive Xamine and adjust all
CLAIMS and demands OF all persons against Elias
Hall, late Of Rutland, Id raid District deceas-
ed hereby give notice that win meet for the pur-
pose ofexamining and allowing said claims at the
Store of Lewis i Fox, Rutland, the second
I hurdays In February and May from ! O'Clock p.
M, until o'clock, r. h., each of said days, and
that six months from the 18Th day of December, A.
D. 1861 Is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors TO present their said claims to Us for ex-
animation and ALLOWANCE.
Dated Rutland vt the sth day ofJanuery, AID,
1862,
III. q. CLARK, tror,,
33w g. g. LEWIS, o'AS
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Ex-President John Tyler is very i'll at
Richmond
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EEEmU cEsAmToN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF yERMnNT,lf lN Il NJ Won. Probate
District of Rutland, IS I / Court for the listric
of Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Elihu
Cramton late of Tim outh In said district deceased,
GREETING:
By the authority Of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said court al the
Probate Office in Rutland, on the Lat TaFFday of
February, A. ID 1862, and show canse If any you
have against the probate and allowance of an in-
atrument in writing dated the 18th of January, A.
D. 1853 and purpoFtpa to be the last will and tes-
lament of said deceased
Dated at Rutland this ~ day Of January, A. ID.
1869.
2-3w JAMES BROWN Register
STATE OF VERMONT, lFN II p Hon Probate
District of Rutland. Court for the District
of Rutland.
To the legatees and all persons interested In the
estate of Enoch Jaquith, late of Mountholly, IN
said district, deceased, testate.
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you are
hereby notified TO appear before SAID court at the
porobate Office in Rutland, on the first Tuesday Of
Febusry, A. ID 1862, and show cause, if any they
have against the allowance OF the account of Zech-
arah Parker the executor of said deceased and fur
ther to be heard to any decree relating to said es
tate.
Given at Rutland in said district, this 1st day o
2.3w# JAMES BROWN, Register.