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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
NOW is THE TINE !

rTyIIE Subscriber offers Tor sale his FARM,
l. beautifully situated on the banks OF the
Connecticut river, in the town of Hartland, IN
the county OF Windsor, and State of Vermont,
containing One Hundred and Thirty Acres OF
excellent land in state OF good cultivation /;
sixty acres of which is intervalc. The build
ings are large, well finished, and in good re-
pair the fences arc good, and this farm will
produce as much corn and grain and feed as
much stock as any farm of its sizc in the vi
cinity. For further particulars come and sec
the Farm, and the owner on the premises.
HARVEY CHASE.
North Hartland, Dec. l6, 1886. 10
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Probate GOlsrt 8.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! STA TED
District of Orleans. SIS. 80 sessions Of
the Probate Court within and for the District
OF Orleans, will be holden the ensuing year
at the Proba' Office. in Irasburgh, on the
second Wednesday of each month, commenc-
ing the second Wednesday of December inst.
and it is ordered by said Court that this no.
tce be published in the Vermont Watchmnn
and State Journal, three weeks successfully
as soon as may be.
GEO. NYE, Register.
Ira ahurph Dee 8. lS36.
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The annual meeting ofthe Middiesex Tenn
perance Society, will be holden at the meet
ing house on the river, on the first Monday in
January, 1887, two o'clocl, p. NJ. A general
attendance is requested.
DEXTER WELLS, Secretary.
Middlesex, Dec. "a, 1886.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

March Term, Sup. Court, A. ID. 1886.
Ii not appearing that Tie above framed
Conroy Fox, peti'ionee, has had personal
notice u! the pendency of the above peii-
ton, il is ordered by the couri that the pc
toner give notice thereof TO the said Con-
roy by publishing the said p"iilion and this
order three weeks sucrcssively in the Yer
mon, Walchman AMI State journal, pub
lishcd at Montpelier, IN the county Of
Washington, the last OF which to he at
least three weeks before The next term ol
is court, 10 he holden al Chelsea in said
county, on the fifth Tuesday next after II e
fourth Tuesday Of january, in the year A.
d. ISS7-lhat the sa! Cnnroy may ap-
pear at sail last mentioned Term, and oh
jet Ia the same, il he see cause.
By The Court.
J.W. ID. PARKER, Clerk, Sup. Co.
A rue copy NJ The original petition and
order. Attest,
j. w. D.PARK En-, Clerk, Sup. Court.
TAME into the enclosure of the Sub
" scribars about the FIRST oi Dee. two
yeorlng Mare 'lls---one hay and the
other sorrel color, with light mare and
tail. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away
NAT. DAVIS & SON.
Berlin, Dee, 10, 1890.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Randolph, ss.
The Hon. The Probate Court for the District OF
Randolph, to all persons concerned in, the
estate Of Elizabeth Smith, late of Chelsea
deceased, interstate, directing.
WI HEREAS, David Goodwin, administra-
w tor of the estate Of the said deceased,
proposes 10 render All account Of his admins
lrution, and present his account against said
estate Tor allowance, at the Probate Court TO
be holden at the Probate office in Chelsea in
said district, on the 2nd Wednesday Of Janu-
airy next: Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said court, at the time and
place aforesaid, 10 show cause, if any you
have, why the said account should not be al
lowed.
Given under my hand s. the seal Of said court,
Mt Chelsea. ia said district, this 9th day ui
December, A. d. 1886.
rs JOHN w. SMITH, Judge.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given to the creditors Of
~ the estate Of Samuel Kimbull, late OF
Wiliamstown, in the County Of Orange, aud
State of Vermont, deceased, represented in
solvent, that nine months from the hhh day of
December instant, has been allowed by HE
hon. Probate Court for the District OF Ran
doph, 10 make sale of the goods and estate Of
The said deceased, Cor the pnylnen, Of the debts
due from said estate. And y any claimant
shall neglect To demand Of the administrator
his SHIRE within two years after the expiration
of the aforementioned lime, ne OF she will BE-
forever barred,
SAMUEL KIMBALI.,
Administrator
Wilam'iown, Dec. G, 1886. 10
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,
IRON the Subscriber, on the 29th ult. n
L four.year old BLACK MARE, long
switch tail, small size. Whoever Will return
her, or give information where she may be
found, shal be suilObl, rewarded.
ZEBlNA c. CAMP.
Montpelier Dec. ;, 1896, 7l;3
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DENTIST.

DR. BROCKWAY Of Tray, N. Y, for,
merry well known in this Village, will
be here IN or about the 18th inst. Should
his professional advice or service be want
ed, addresses left at Coltrill's Hote will be
attended 10. He is prepared TO insert his
Superior Incorruptible Teeth, in n manner
beautiful and enduring as nature +; and also,
SO to repair he wastes Of decay as 10 rem
der the defective useful and durable.
Montpelier, Nov. 8, 1886.
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NOTICE

CAME into tho inclosure Of the sibseriber
~ about the last Of Oct. dark sorre marc,
supposed to be about five or six years old,
with white stripe on her forehead, bone
sprain on her right hind leg, and sho1 al
round. The owner is requested 10 provo pro-
perry, pay charges, and take her away.
JOHN CROSS.
Roxbury, Dec. Cd, 1886. 72:+
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IRA OWE us ESTATE.

rTNEIE Subscribers having been appointed by
J. the Honorable Probate Court for The dis
trict of Washington, commissioners to receive,
examine, and adjust, all claims and demands
OF all persons, against the Estate Of Ira Owen,
late Of Montpelier, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and the term OF six
months from the 18th day Of November inst.
is allowed by said court to the creditors OF
said deceased, TO exhibit aud prove their re.
specivc claims before us-do give notice that
we will attend to the duties of our appointment
at the dwelling house Of widow Harriet Nj
Owen in Montpelier, in said district, on the
last Wednesday of December and March next,
at O'Clock, forenoon, on coch of said days
SAMUEL B. PRENTISS,
Nov 2I. A. D. 1886.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that have
~ given my son, WILLIAM B.aTCH-
ELDDR, his time from and after this
date, and that shall claim none of his car
nings, or pay and debts Of his contracting,
iroh this date.
NATH'L. BATCHELDER.
Berlin, Dec. 20, 1896.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
NOTICE..

Thc subscribers hereby give notice tina,
Aonzo Waldo has retired from The late
firm Of klonzo Wallo'& CO. and Almerin
Tinker has taken his interest in the same.
The business will be nlinued under the
firm OLA. Tinker & o.whcre they are offer
ing itch and Fashionable assOrtmen, o. goods
cheap for cash or approved credit.
Thomas EMERSON,
LrMENT BACON,
Jason STEELE,
ELInU HYDE,
ALMERIN TIMER.
Chelsea, Nov. 2jlh, 1886.
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SCHOOL ROCKS.

~ 7. WALTON & SON have received
IL. and OFF, Tor sale the following School
Books.
The American First Class Book, or Exer-
csos in Reading and Recitation.
Worcesters Fourth Book for Reading, with
Lessons and Instructions.
Historical Readers.
National do.
First Class Readers,
Second do. do.
Third do. do.
SMITHS Geography ard Atlas.
Olncys's do. do.
Male Bruins do.
Woodbddgc's do.
Woodbidgc's and Wizards do.
Peter Pur.ey's Geography.
Geography and History Of Vermont.
Smiths Arithmetic.
Adams Go.
Colbornes do.
Thompson's do.
Comstoct's Philosophy.
" d" Chemistry.
Blake'a do.
Vose's Astronomy.
Chemical Reader.
Brinsmaid's Geography for Children.
First Book of History.
Second do.
Third do.
Fourth do.
Smiths Grammar.
Murry's do.
Kifkham's do.
Progressive Reader.
History Of the United States.
Watts on the Mind.
Abcrcrombc's intellectual Powers
Webster's Dictionary.
Worcosters do.
Walkers do.
Writing Books, &c.
Webster's Spelling Book.
Marshal's do, DO.
National do d.
Turner's Chemistry.
rhompson's Botany.
Comstock's do.
Coms,ock's Minerology.
do. Geology.
Worccs,cr's First Book for Reading ant
Spelling
Cd do. do.
Sd do. do.
4th do. do.
Z. p. WALTON.
Montpelier, Dec, Is, 1896.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

The County Court commenced lis first ses-
sion in Lamollle county, at Hydepark, on
Tuesday last, Judge Royce, presiding
Mes7rs l.. p. Poland, p, Hun,oon, and A. II.
Fuller, were admitted to practice as attorneys
in said county.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

NOTICE is hereby given, that have CIV
~ en- my two sons, Byron N. McKinslry,
and James Nj. McKinstry, their time during
the remainder of their minority, to trade and
ac, for themselves, and shall not claim their
earnings, nor pay any debts of their contract
ing after this date. GEO. McKlNSTRT.
Hydepsrk, Dec. 7, 1886. 73+
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
C.ASSIMERES.

Striped, Yes, and coat Duck
zebra, Linen Duck
Elastic Ribb'd, Green and Red
Fancy Cord Back Frieze Cloth for
skins, LininSs;
Black, do. Dtab Rattinet do
Black and Fancy Plaid do do
Plain do. Rob Roy Cloak do
Plaid 10. White, Ped Green
Niagara check do. and Yellow F.an-
Blue, nels,
Blk German GOATS hair
Olive, Canlblets,
Safe, English do
Lavender, Imitation do
Dove, Ladies silk mud
Mix ana other Cas- worst. do
simeres, Slesias,
Eng. French snd White and Drah
American Salti- Silk Serges,
nets, Red and Grey Cloak Iassells.
Padd;ngs, Coat bindings,
Brown, Green, Black and other Silk Vel
vets, Chiheele Cord, fashionable article
for Clnak trimmings or Head bands, togeth-
er will almost every article a?perlalnng to
ga Fashionable Dr.; GondSS,"re" Great
care has been taken in selecting the above
Goods, and every assurance is pledged, ,hs,
they are well worthy the attention ot the
Public, who are respectfully invited tn call
and examine them before purchasing else
where, NJ it is M trouble To show them, and
,lcy will show MS to quality and prices
TO so good an advantage Ms wIN warrant
the immediate sale oflhem.
December 10, 1886. II.
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CLOTHS.

Black, Adelaide,
Blue, Russell and Oivet
DahIia, Brown,
Violet, Invisible, Bottle,
Maroone, Rifle, Polish,
Clarct, Drake, Neck and
Mulberry, Sea Greens,
Roman and Royal London Smoke and
Purple, Oxford mixtures.
The above include ant assortment OF Super
German Twil'd Cloth, very heavy, beau
iilul Styles; Black, Brown, Green, and
Drab Pilot Cloths, Black and Brown Mo
hair
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

MUSIC!! MUSIC!.!
NATIONAL Church Harmony;
~ Handel and Hayden,
The Choir.
Boston Academy.
Just received, and for sale by
E.P. WALTON & SON.
Montpelier, Dec. 9, 1886.
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PROBATE COURTS.

PROBATE COURTS.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! STATED Scs-
District of Randolph, SIS 80 sious Of the
Probate Court, within and for the District a.
ioresaid, will he held the ensuing year as fol-
lows, TO wit: On the Sd wednesday Of each
month at the office of the Judge in Chelsea
on the first w cdnesday in each sionth, except
December, April, and June, at lhe dwelling
house Of w, Markham, ii Randolph, and ON
the first Monday in February, May, August,
and Octobcr, at the dwellinghouse oil S. Sim
ons in Williams;own.
BY The Court,
J. X. PARISH, Register. i,
Chelsea, Dec. | 1886, II
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DieSg.

In Berlin, els, inst. Mr.. iona. Ayres, aged
about -.
10 Cabot, on the 18Th inst. Mrs. Egder
tor, AGED 50 wears.
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MARRIED,

In Mddlebury, MI James z Lnnedon, Of
this place, to Miss Lucy Bowen, Of Middlebu.
ry.
At Nnrihfell, Mr.. George Lynde 10
Miss Lucrelia Rich.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

All honor the worthy lunctionary, Of
whome this worthy anccdoie is told. Ii
his return on the writ was intended as n
luc-dcnnts, there never was Il better; if il
was made in pure simplicity OF heart and
nisapprchensinn Of tie technical law term,
II speak volumes in testimony of his gen
lie and compassionate nature.-[N. York
Co!uIurrcipL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

NOTICE
Is hereby given, that have sold my son
i WIN. N. Martin his time, to act and trade
for himself, and shall claim none Of his wages
nor pay any del Is of his contra citing after this
date. VINE MARTIN.
Brook6cld, August Is, 1886. 79'3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

Caledonia County Young MEMS Temperance
Society.
TVElE Annual Meeting viii be held at the
Il meeting house on 81. Johnsbnry Plain,
on Tuesday, Jan. Sd, 1887, at 10 O'Clock,
A. M, precisely.
Fly order Of Executive Committee,
70 J. p. FAIRBANKS, sec'y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

The following return appears on The back
OF an execution issued by justice not far
from tits place the execution, it will be
reco llccted commands the constable TO levy
the debt and costs on the gonds and chattels
of defendant, but for want OF sufficient dis
lress 10 take the body 10 The Jail OF the Co.
-[Tioga Gaz.
"Went to house Of defendant and found no prop =
eriy, but there being Sufficient dirtress in the fam-
ly, did not take the body to jail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

BANK OF MONTPELIER.
VENHE Stockholders in the Bank of Mont
Il peler are notified TO meet al The bank
ing-house in Montpelier on tue second
Tuesday Of January mex. at O'Clock, p.
NJ, for the purpose of choosing five Direc,
tors Tor the year ensuing by order OF the
Directors,
CHAS. r. CLEAVES, Cashier.
Montpelier Village, Dec. 7, 1886.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

A LII persona indebted 10 the late firm
IN Of Spalhlna, Storrs s. Co., are hereby
assured that payment must be made previ-
ous to the Isl of January neXt, OF their de-
tnands will be sued without discrimination.
Montpelier Village, Nov. 25, 1886. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25

'iOn, shall bs psrpetuatsd H our State. In view o these results, will not every whg be at hs pOSIi Will he not adopt every honorable measure in bis power Tedeem our State Government from iIs present degra. ded deascd condition, and elevate it 10 that pure and distinguished station which it Oace sustained in the UniOO7 The Whigs have every thing .O encourage '"em The" cause is the cause of truth and palEoI- 'S"' The leaders of their opponents have so loaded themselves down with the spOiIS of the pary tha, they eos" 0I"sh 'n view Of their hypOcricut devotion to the Feop'e' Their effrontery fails them. They feel that '"e'r h"'IOw-hearted professions begin be under stood and appreciated. Their efforts will be the viO. lent struggles of corruption proIoOg it's own exist. e"ce. The Wings can move forward with the con. 'c'o"s"e's aud strength of virtue. Let them do their ou'y promptly, fearessy, and the victory is theirs.
 You've WAlG.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
I5TH DISTRICT.

HNHE Whig Electors iH the several towns in ihe N l7Ih Senatorial District are requested IO appoint four DeLegates in each tOwO within said District ic meet in Convention at Barnum's TSvern, iH Sasbl. " Hollow, on the 1St Monday in March next, at II o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of nominating suitable candidate represent said District the next session of the General Assembly.
 IL is also requested that each town within said Dis !r'c appoint Delegates equal 10 twice tlIe number Oi Representatives to which such town is entitled, to at- tend the State Convention at New-Hav the 24lh of Feb. inst. h is earnestly hoped that will fail {" be Guy represented the District and State ConvenIo
 JOSHUA RAYMOND, > D;.,,;,,
 VIM. C. STERLING, Ds"':c.
 RICHARD. SMITH, C0""'"'ee' Febru0rv l8 1886.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
WHlds TO THE RESCUE!

Never have the Whigs Of COHnse.eu, been called upon to sRgags h an election whose results were of higher moment ,o the State and Union than the one o take place IW April next. Ii Is io decide the po
 cal character of two oi the U. 6. Bsnaiors-t Is io ensAFp ls impress on eVF electoral vote Of next fa
 h"'e decide whether she People wIll sanction the system of P'ossEp'IOn sad oppssssIOa and AvOFlIsm whleh characterized lhs lesIslaluVe oi I0aO--And whether ihAI sysleIp, wIh H ls VeMally and aevvVp
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25

FUST received. large supply of mix'd and J white WOOLLEN YARN, at
 Feb. 25. NORTH & MORSE'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
DIED.


 In this village the 18th inst. a child of Mr. Sam. uei Clock, aged l8 months.
 In Cecil county, Md. in September last, Mrs. Anna Abigail Fem. aged about 6O wife ofMr Abjah Fen" Mr. Abiah Fena, aged S. l" BaItimevs, on the 18th Oc,. last, Mr. Aoiho"y Newton, aged about 50-alI formerly from Connecticut.
 In Wss,por. Mss. Judah, mother of Rev. F. B. In S,rs,lord, Sh inst. Mrs Emily Marshall. wife Of Mr. Richard Marshall, aged ":
 In Nsw,own, Mr. Ahesr 4. Netielon, aged 56. h Middle,own, Mrs Hester Jswe,'. aged 49. IW Duvham, Mr. Abraham seranlon, aged B5. jH CinoInnalI, Gen. Edward KIWg, agsd 70, son ofihe Hon. Rufns kInR. In HAVliaFd, Mrs. Sarah WAisan, aged %. | In WelhsVshelA, Mr. Samuel ChnFehIll, Aged 04 Mr. Lsvi ChHEehll, aged TO-
 IN Berlin, Ms. Mary llArl, aged O. lM urAAhy, Capi. IFa Clark, aged 5O-A revolution in WoSdslosh, Rev. EiphplsI LymAn, sssd 60.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
FOR. THE ENQUIRER.

Mir. Adams-1n the years 18l6-17-l8 no one, &C., quanted with my political views, doubted ,ha, was Democrat. h those times when the question iu realty before the People for their solemn deci- sion. whether the councils of our State should be con roed by" favored few," by the popular will {; whether all legislation should be directed with re- ference 10 the immediate benefit of certain ones, the high and permanen, interests Of the People, then I was never suspected of being Federalist Al fire, the Democratic party truly " a sma!! beginning ;" but conscious of the excellency of our cause, and knowing the people 10 be virtnous at heart we per. severed amid sneers and con,umeIy and threats; we pushed forward, ill at length the cause of truth and the People trumphed. The principles which con- troled me in that memorable struggle my princ- pies sl-=hey have governed me in every vote have deposited from that day to this. But notwithstanding / no,U Ftaev vnist :! because under a new state of tlings-on questions of an entirely different na. ure-I choose to exercise my judgment earlessly and the privilege of voting (,hat sacred prerogave of freeman) as my patriotism haowed by my oath dic- ,atea. am an " old blue skin Federalss." And who the of these latter times that embody all the Democracy and all the real afpa,rioam? Are they the W ho fought the battles Of our grous revolution He I0SL Oi ulHlOTtA OaHu lA Out JuSt lingering with us, ready 10 pass away forever. Are they the who engaged in the contest for pre- sent democratic constiiu,isn? No--,hese are not the men. It ia true that many of US who associates in that successful effort ourselves and children "equa rights and privileges" differ, and honestly too, some questions of NatioRa and State policy. But upon those great, enduring principles, for which tough shoulder shoulder, we elil are one-when shas is our theme our hearis burn | together.
 No-,hese men, who the only Patriots and onlv Democrats and who, lest it should chance not EO be discouered. trumpet m every and every occa- sion, renegade FederasIs, and set of babies in politics OEihe former class I cay nohng-tbey are understood and will have their reward. But is it most ghabIe to see flock of un6edged chicken poll itcians, who know nothing of the battles of DemOc- racy and Federalism but by history and tradition. standing around the streets, i0lestng every corner. striving to alarm the feara of their Fahers by peePing Federalism federalism! Blue lights Blue lights Why the little ones almost die with horror at the sigh Of certain old Democrats, upon whom they have been directed to fix tho name of Federalis Don't be scar cd boys--peep sway-.'twill s,rsng,he" your lu"gs and it's very harmless. More hereafter.
 AE OLD DEmosRAT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-25
"How pleasant ',is to see

Eha great "Democraiic party" in Connectjcut is certainly dropping apart like the particles OG ripe pear. The great meeting held recently .. Hart ford. resolved that the appointment of John M. Mics the United States Senate, and Gideon Wells to- the party of Har,ford and, :" in our opinion, by he De- mocracy of the Stae.", We douhi tt not at alive do beliese that the rational and respectable portion Sesr 1hsa S W1. m a ." s Pse"rsG any Tsrtars i" the guise Of Agrarians.-N. Y.Cour.
 Gen. Gaines hes made acquisition upon the Gov. ernOr of lousana for eight companies of militia to go to Florida.