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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

MAsoNic PROCESSION we under.
''a"d dat e large numbts u brs,hrsn from
i.sisht IsIsss sdl cole 10 tbs celebration q,
Livms.ion Lojse 81 ihn place. On Mood,
nsNt The COMMITTEES q Afrarssmsnt. have
'aAeo measures % ensure tie highest dssre,
o interest 70 TIE ceremonies u ne DAY AID
q he weather. bs favorable. che Procession
"iI no a'ahi be IsrEs sbs % great msay ser.
'ons present 10 iisess the esrenooirs
The Procession IN Winchester vii .s,
place % Saturday usx,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

\. m.c;ias IS tie A., Aho.Jcs Of Tie
valley Turnpike Company, At woodstock. on
tie l}'l' Instant. Bl.htaa Taylor, Esq vas
elected rresi-eat Of SAID Compruy, cod r
williams. De-. John Ausm7rg wnstt Gate
wood. rhni2 F.tmlo ard joel P-uDyoae ker,
L'grs.. were 81. otod u reciou
The B.a'i have resolved g. pvt urIcr con.
usct, speedily - possible 20 much x The
road a'ii'c 'is,t nov sabsefi.ei az. Be su.l.
cloot " complete
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
ARMY AND NAVY MOVEMENTS.

The Army ard Navy Chronicle states t.ai
Major General MASoEs has been assigned BY
tie War Department 10 the command IA PER
sor of all our military forces on the northern
iroativri and ien W.shinsts n on Tuesday
evening" with la, sid,-d, camp to establish his
Head Quarters at Sseke,s Hstbor.
The War Department Ia. ordered two
steamboats, TO he eharisr.d--one on Lake
Erie aud one on Lake oat1rio-eseh To be
manned snd armed. The boat on Lake Etie
will be placed under iAe command Of Lieut.
J. y. IIoMAEs.
In Consequence Of The gres, 1emnnd Tor e.
tcers, the Superintendent Of The Nni,ar,
Academy la, been directed to deiain the ca
Get. Of the graduating class az West Pvmt
until they can be anignej 10 The several r.gi
neat, sod corps IN the army, with the view ot
Immediately placing ,hen on active duty il
;he field.
a Itsal Aas eeea eoac'utci between n,
United State, Government sul tt,t OF TcNa.
eoneeruins the boundary bttNccn tie tu,
countries. The Trc-u "as ratified o, tic So
nate 4 tie L. Stale, On a., lG,h of Ma, la.,
80 soon =, it shah be ratified by tue Tsxia,
Government, Tic su'v,y % the lice viii b,
commenced and fu.,hed wshsu' t-isv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

EHror; 0ad ThS,s'.ing .ilaeti,, An az
'efii'emsni IA tie Lecsburg Washi'stonian
commences IAgs .--' AsIwish to visit Eurorc.
would sell f-s..r1., ,ix.horsr Thre,hias
machae." Who would cot give o ihrest ,rg
m,eh.ae 70 see '',e young and bs1lurui We.
torn or coronation day,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
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10 DC '.sueu' i'f "h'.h en- appropriation
=" h."J Was mace IA May follow
10 .orsauila,i,n of. the Patent, O.Gec
originate WAS II uuen Executive
The journal a. ,i.
Senate shows ih7, N De,eubcr l~3i
n motion was made f., the ,p,~ir,.
ment of a select ,,,nr,,ice :, 80 10.
10 consideration the state ana con l;,,.,
of the Patent OFicc SC ,h,,,tc com.
mi,tcc appointed ,hcreupon. made 4
special report, and reported a bin
hich. IL arrears, was las.rl wIthou,
so II uch opposition a 10 produce a call
Tor the yeas and NAYS thereon. That
bi'l vent 20 fhe House, wa referred 10
tie Select Committee on the Patent
Laws, was reported without, amend
ment, aud passed. q, IN the Srnatr
withou; the yeas and NAYS hayirg been
required. -" committee al the Sc
nate, whilst The s.'.cct was under It's
consideration. addressed letter TO the
Secretary # state IN relI'lun 10 II. and
IN rerly thereto, was informed. that
for tie then current year ia5 addition
al clerks wou.! probably be sufficient
aud that II woul! le useful t.iuycLter,
aud others feluea,in. .hc p.,ca; OF.
fee for iai0rn l'Ian 90 have additional
machinIs's employed. ~ Tie same
ti're, a''Feri O.. Tho Superintendent. a
he Potent C...re was transmitted viii
lie following rraarh: i GOA iIer a.
/ dle iotie committee a"d Go 'Le Su. cr
HienGeDi e.. .Hc Ps'"Ht Ot-e to'rars.
MT report made ay him, un3sr date
OF The +Jih OF January, on tie subject
I OF your inquiries ~ comparing At
":'h lh's communication, !, "ill De
'ccn how far | concur IN las views
The ne" organization 81 The Patent
O!acc Wasreeommeaded neither by the
P'esiicnt nG! the head oi the Depart
mcnt OF state. !, was the work OF
Congress, and whateycrtc as dement,.
! a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
- 49, ~

fire broke out on Plowmrn Street, Dal-
'imore. on Saturday last. and soon extended
to York street destroy ing several building,
before !! '~'s aysried Il is cot known Whe-
Their Tie fro vas accidental or The work Of
an ineebtirv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Mons lNrGHlr'ov a gang # Cot,cs.
calii"g tleIu.elye. Citizens - H4~p,Iy- F.rgrg
a.! r.ciHi'y,' who wou'J of c,ur.c have Il u,,-
irss;"od that they are tie oLU.ce,t die Of the
isud 'as'mErh - iA,l hail from lie did b.
h'ntcn, have formed project 10 soUo.c 10
sar N.st They s.eu tlf'igk that iLctc !, no.
Ihi"g 20 Or i.uGl here Ia, caI,mounts paa-
Tiers, wLu csis arj saragcs They propose
= purchase $1,000 acres q Iard, ard i1rm q
.i.emcrt 81 thcir own, 10 ORDER. the, .1y.
'ha' iheN r,'y "s-as iisr.,tl-ts lg..hse iu,,f.il
n i-s',e- lriH '!rInrsrs aad sAyAGEs." We
propose 10 cali iAcIr iu,cgded location SUI
is'-Burs."
The aboTs We fn! IA the Columbu. lohio,
Journal. II affords no evidence Tia, there are
not oata.noun's (someIimes troubled with the
disease called cota!cpsi.) savages. SC. in Co.
iJmbu', n there arc none in other portion. OF
the Nest. Nos does IL prove that the society
Of soms Of the .'elae Of the lana" would be
d'saa' analogous 10 tic Sarge" nsunCrs OF
iEe editors Of the Journal. L,en ga gans cl
Cohees' might not br benefited by an sssOc!-
alton wi;h some OF tho choicest s!ie" in aud
abou. the JourHa. once. If the editor, al
that paper prefer tie company Of strangers
aad sa'lseN' it is no reason why Ine '.C.,i.
rms Of harPers-FsFry and 'isla.ty' should
have sIm;lar savage ani aH,i-sccial pro?eus..
ties. We Incline 20 the oPilion TIA; the edl.
tors Of tho Journal need not travel fr fron,
home 10 find location" for their flvori,e
name Of s'ai'u'-Jurs," Il lhcir own city
contains many citizens" Ike them,elves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Tue =. Y Cor!espoadenl &C tho National
'nieI.igeocer ssys the thermometer on Thurs
la, last IA, ~ to Sc 80 cool places.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
rnE SMITHSONIAN LEGACY.


The PeunSyl vanlan, Of Wednesday.
states on the authority OF letter flua
LONDON that Mr.. Rusn has obtained
an absolute decree for the Smith.oalsn
bequc.t, aud that the money ari.tu,
,beEeiTom has been paid to him IT.
said 80 amount TO upwards OF hundred
thousand pounds sterlIng-s,y half a
million OF doi,ats. Mr.. RUsH Va ascA-
Pectcd lby the writer OF the letter g.,
embark tor Tie United State 10 it-
course OF the present monlh, and hIas
The money with him
This money was tequca,hcd 20 tie
Government Of the United States 81,
will be rccollecied. Tor the purpose "a
establishing an institution Tor educ.
tion within he District OF Columbia.
Eri,gd from LNtr 10 gcn!lcu.r
IA H0staalD4. d4ird
LONraN M1y Is l-31
"DEAR SIR: Is YOU have a greet
stake in Washington and done more
towards improving it than aay ye..1
kno" Of, will not dcny myself ,a-
satisfaction Of saying 10 YOU ior The ir.
torn alton Of Your fellow citizens 'hl'
have fully recovered the Sulrhsoalu
bequest itom the Cour, Of Cblncs.y
and shall embark with the money
LlOO 600 sterling nest month 10,
ward ~ this same packet an ofhci,l
despatch 20 ,he.Sccrctary Of State up
on 'hc subject.
Your very hithlul and 1jejient sor, ?.
RICHARD RUSH
Mr. Woodbury. The NcN ~ .-r
,hirr Courier ptn'cd 81 Coao t H,
capital oi the State. brings u.
news at least a good RtpoRr + at.
There i8 uo doubt but Jude vs..
bury Will accept hn aypoin'r.n' a.
Chief Justice Of our Special Cr.r t.-
pretended doubts Of many at 5a a...
to Tie CONTRARY uoiv ifh5tiGI.ur
Another aremp, has been rr o. av
Canadian refugees TO create a .I'.r
asnge Ai'h Canada. The aii,ut..L
ed. Bulsh troops afe concentrating
ga toe hGs--intercCur,e has .cl... p.
great extent between tic txo ,r.
'res--'he American a0ihauG.. aa
cooperating with tie sua.l i...e al
command to rsprcss Any disorders ST.
a Nrw Monday the ggf
MAY was the dav flr The rerulsf sfnry
term 20 ihe Circuit Court a. Lauder.
dale county MIssssippt The lodge
snd Bar attended a. usYal bot ioBnd
ihst ih~ ooor house had been burned
ihr nieht before The gentlemen 70
TIC las were not a. BE d,Brpotrfrd.
however. aud determined O. bold
C5uIl az some place iu ibe Village --
just IS they wCfo about o. 30 ths. he
sheriff and tie coroner resigned, a1i
there va no one 90 eNecutc their COM
MAIDS. The dots % appointing she.
uh ard CofoBer So serve until az e.el.
toD could ae haa by Zoe people. de.
y0lvsd Upon the c1mmissionefs OF tts
county police The Judge rcqoc 700
these WORTHY gentlemen b. MAKE s1
eaily srpo.a.1 eni and give him notice.
that be- might hold an extra term % ibs
court ~ ihe Gods &c justice Boz t
is said tbey Voulj nH SO the vacancy
nor take any steps o. cause an election
Of any iime
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

The Ws'hi"gton Cous,t orfert r. th- n.lu-
more Chfouisls states that Js~rs * PsutBIss.
hasbten ehossn 20 psts,is f-rr "a Ne, Drfsst-
rasn,, IN ths ris-s q NJ D'ssefsop. md ,l.s,
~ srpoiatrssn, ~iH m d0gb, b. sys6rned D.,
ths Ssusts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21

Tles''y lat was tie day hs-i ur2n 10.
bringing forward Ms. Camsre.cns's Su5-rrsa-
sury Biiltn The Housc Of Representatives..
TIE Millsonila say.-"We have feltuour
iuIJ 10 MAKE d,liErn, inquiry, AID to ascertain
thc facts aui give the public accurate irfor-
maiion on the subject. Tie House is com
posed Of ai2 members. The following /, Tie
stale Of TIN, body on the Sl5-Trea.ury qne.
ton lis fcr I'D 5gaiastit Vacancies ~
The Maii'oniAn il Of opinion, however, that
from Na;ious causes there will DC from eight
10 twelve majority against the bill, in any
shape, whenever the vote shall be taken.
The folio" ing, i is stated, wil be the vote
Or virSinia on ,he sub Treasury bill:
F5r o., biG-Bauks. Beirue, Bouliin, coles.
Craig Dromgooie, Morgan, Hunter. JOhusou,
Jones, Mallory Penny baker, Eises-l3
.!gl'nsi ias biz -Garisad, Hopkins. Mason,
Mercer, Robertson, Stuart, TalI;erro.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-21
.irriral II ih Sisara ship "Grtai Uni,rr
Dsafh eC TalIsgrafli, &C.


The sieamshiP, Great ws,,era, arrived
a, New-rors ou Suaesy merpios last. having
saiIed from Liverpool CO The u lr,i, ,.iakins
the voyage Ct 1900 miles IN Ia da,s' Fly
zee psus;Scls Gcclar ~ that -, /, calls he.
ocs,ary a make '.,s'v voyage in tLi, noble
vessel, TO be sl'i.hrd that complete sr~ees,
viii attend the nAsiks,ion of tie Atlantis b,
steam, "a "a ssicty, Comfort and de,PstoA,"
T'e su.ecs, &C this great undertaking, h.,
produced unususi excitement in En-, and and
the numaSs VI sh,ps immediately 10 TIC Suiii,
Will secure to ". m . short time arrival, aud
departure, ., l"bst once m ten das,.
lac "Grsa, NC,teru" brought London,
Liverpool ,nd Bristol paper, to the al June
aud P1r,- Of the 30,h May.
peAu W TALiLra,So -r.iree Tile
r,nd ,re,,bel hr, last on the evening Of The
I5h May
The highly important question Gin
mcdN'r'y abU,ish,ug si4VcJy in Tie
BriL.sh C0loUies has been settled a,
last for tie present, IN The House Of
Commons. By the law a. Il now
stands. Negro slaves who are house
servants are 10 be emaucipa,cd on the
ist August neat. but field lahoIers are
TO remain in scrvi;ude som, years lon.
ger. The object Of the abol.,ioai.,5 was
10 declare them all free IL once.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-16

! influence ofthe religion Of our LORD and
SAVIOUR, Jesus Christ may be extendcd
.'nd ,dliiused, ill all vice and imnoral;,v
snail be eSterminated ;iill the blessed nra,'.
uce' Oh doing 10 others as we would bai Oh
ers should do unto us shall be universallv
established among men then will ba w
been heard the last groan of the oppressed :
then will man have ceased 10 claim proner'
" 10 MS fellow-man. and true peace and
good viii be found co-extensiye with ne
whole earth then shall 60 up from every
land one great voice, exclaiming--. Blessed
Is The nation whose GOD is the Lord and
ana the people whom he. hath chosen for
his own inheritance
Gtren under mig hand. and The Seal
Of sad Stale, in Erecntise Chamber.
al Montpelier. this liyfy-61a dan Of
H. SlOcfober, IN The year of our Lord one i
thousand eight hundred and tkirt u.
eight, and Of The Independence of he
United States Me sixfg-fhiyd.
SlLAS Fl. JENISON.
BY the Governor, a
GEo. B. MASsER. Secretary
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= The Grahams Journal or
Health r. Longevity.

FEsiIE character Of shis periodical is pretty well
u established and IFS objects generally understood
The third volume will commence the first Of January,
1880 aud like sou,he win contain 400 pages, and be
issued every other Saturday heretofore; and will
hereafter be Published simultaneously 10 Boston and
New York. John Borde Is Agent in New York, 70
whom orders may be sent from all the states West
and South Of New England; the latter states viii be
supplied from the Office at Boston formerly. All
who now take the Journal win be considered con-
tinung their subscriptions unless notice to the con-
rary may have been given before the cluss Of the
year. u MI others wishing become Subscribers TO
The third volume will send in their names AZ 40 early
day, il will be great convenience ia determining how
large an edition TO with The first Of January
A. nducemeut for persons 10 subscribe thus 10 an
ticpation, for volume 3, win send them gratis the
remaining numbers Of volume 2. from the time their
names are received 70 upon subscription list
Terms, one dollar 10 advance, one dollar and twenty
five cents IL six months, dollar and ifty cents
at the close Of The year.
Agents, who become responsible for Eve copies are
allowed the sixth copy graAs. Postage che same as
for Newspaper.
A n orders from the Nav England States. must be
addressed, post paid David CanibelI. Editor, No.
o Washington a. Boston. Nov- 1885,
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r PERIODICALS.
N. sleeper, OF Chelsea, ".

MOULD respectfully give notice, that he
~ is Agent of the following periodicals for
the state Of Vermont, namely; North American
Review, Reprint Of the Four Quarteriies, n.
X. Review, American Journal of Science and
Arts, American Biblical Repository, Literary
and Theological Review, ADsefican Jurst and
Law Magazine, Christian Examiner, Bosl
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Magazine, US. Magazine s. Democratic Rev'w.
Law Library, Annals Of Education, The Metro
politan Magazine, Journal of the Franklin Insti-
tute, Genilemen's Magazine; Family Mapas inc.
Parley's Magazine for Children, The J.aly's
Book, Ladies' Companion, Sunday School
Teacher, Horticultural Register Mag uzine of
Horticulture Botany, Library Of Health, Reli-
gious Magazine, Christian Spectator, South
ern Literary Messenger, Select Medical Libra
~ and Eclectic journal of Medicine, edited by
John Bell. MD. Monthly, American Medi-
cal Library and Iniellgeneefs edited hv Rob
ley Dunglison, M. ID. Semi-.nonthy, Amer.
can Journal Of Medical Science, Quarterly,
British and Foreign Medical Review, Medc,
ChIrurgical Review, Boston Medical and Sur
gical journal, Medical Examiner, Waldie's
Select Library < New York Mirror;--and hes
will furnish any Of the above works al tho
shorest notice, 90 order, or any one wishing
10 be furnished with back numbers, can be ac-
commodated by calling two doors north OF the
Methodist Church, Main ST. Chelsea yiIlagc.
Nov, l, 1888. 6noiO
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sTATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, SIS.
BY DAuDt l. PUTNAM, Judge Of the Probate
Courl within and for said district. ~ all
concerned in The Estate Of JOHN BLAN-
DEN late ct Brookiine in said disfrics,
deceased, fesfdte, Greeting
WHEREAS Sally Blanden, a legatee and
wv devsee and Executrix Of the Estate Of
said deceased, has suggested 10 said Judge
that she proposes TO render her first account as
executrix on said estate, Ut a Probate Court
next TO be holden al the Inn OF Elisha Warner,
10 Grafton in said district, on the 3Oth day Of
November instant and moved for distribution
of such estate to be made at the same time
and place; Therefore, you are hereby cited to
appear at said Probate Court and shew cause
if any you have, why the said account and dis.
tributon should not be allowed.
Dated at Grafton in said district, this 18th
day Of Nov. A. ID. 1888.
ii d. l., PUTNAM, Judge
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro Probate District, IS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for the dis
trct Of Marlboro. 10 all persons concerned
IN me Estate Of DANIEL $. HO YARD,
late Of .Strafton, deceased, intestaie,
Greeting
WHEREAS, John Underwood, Admin
w istrator ofthe estate Of the said deceas-
ed, proposes 10 render an account of his adj
ministration, and present his account against
said estate for allowance, at the Probate Court
to be holden at Aiwood's Tavern, in Newfane
in said district, on the last Wednesday of De-
cember next; Therefore, you are hereby noli-
fed TO appear before said court, at The time and
place aforesaid, 10 show cause, ifany you have,
why the said account should not be allowed.
Given under my hand aud the seal OF said
court at Brattlebofo in said district, this Sth
day Of November, A. ID. 1888.
II DANA HYDE, Judge
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MARRIED.,

Al Guilford z. Village Hotel, Augus, 23d, 1888, BY
s. Skies, Esq. MIR Austin Sanderson Miss Charlotte
G.. Wells, and Mr. George n. Bartlett To Miss Betsey
ID Bartlett, all Of Conway. Mass.
Also by the same, l7ih Oct. last, Mr. Charlrs s..
Harris Of vernon Miss Lovina Cogrove Of uiiiord
Al Bernasdslon. Sunday evening last. 10 the Baptist
Church. BY Rev Mr. Burbank, DR. Erasmus d. Cush-
man Of LaiargeviIIe, N. Y. 10 Miss Amanda Parmcn-
ter Of Is.
In the City Of Rochester. N. Y. on Monday the 10Th
ult. by Rev Geo. Beecher, DIR Berkeley Giiief of
Springfield, Ohio, 20 Miss Sophia ". Amsdsn Of r..
dnugher Of Mr. Amosy Amsden, formerly OF Putney, VI
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ORA House and Grist
Mill for Sale.

Rxs~A yTNHE subscriber, wishing to
fss,st3 a change his location, offers to
I,ss,H3 sell his Grisl Mill, House, Barn,
sfsk.4snHA Garden, SC. The above Real
Estate is one of the most valuable stands in
Windham county, and is situated in the village
OF North Wardsboro. The Mill contains two
run OF stone, cobb cracker, smut mill and bolt,
is in complete repair, situated on good and
durable stream Of water, aud has very extern
siverun ofcustom. The building is 36 by %,
and is now occupied as mechanics shop, in
which is turning lathe, circular saw, plain
ing machine, &c. &c. The House is 81 by
"a, 2 stories high, is new aud well finished
with wood. house and sadder's shop attach
ed, small barn, and an excellent garden, with
some other land
The above estate cannot fail to please any
man Of business, being situated ia q very plea
SAINT aud growing village, with all the necessa-
ries of life ut hand and is on a good road
where the stage passes every day. The whole
OF the above property viii be sold together
with much other property il desired, or the Mil
viii besold alone, as will best suit the pur-
chaser A liberal credit will be given for most
Of the purchase moneys and immediate posses
sion given.
North Wardsborc, Nov. 10. 1898. *4wIl
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EngiMe com ,as.Y NO. ..

The Members Of Engine Company No. 2, arc re-
quesird TO meet at Col Paul Chaso's, on TUESDAY
evening next, at o'clock for the choice Of officers
The year ensuing, and net any other business
which may before the Company. A punctual
attendance Of all the members is requested.
by Order of the Captain.
- CYRUS DAVIS, Clerk pro TEN.
Bsattlcboro, Nov. II, 1885, Iw
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DIED,

In this town. 9Th inst. Of The tanker rash, Harriet
Priscilla, only child of Levi Stoddard. ESQ., aged 8
years limo aud Is days. By this sudden bereavement,
The afflicted parents have buried all their earthly
coHstort.i
10 this village. Sunday evening last, Mr Thomas
Emmons, aged Al.
In this village, s,h inst. Martha NJ I, daughter oil
Mr. lanes and Mrs Lucinda s. Elliot, aged 4 years
emo. and days. Printers in VI, N. II. and Mass.
are requested 70 notice.
la this village, Oct 70. Charles A.. son Of Mr. Ed
win s. Mrs Phlenea Baker, aged years aud l0mo,
Al Winchester, Of consumption, Miss Hnldah Sa-
ben, aged 20.
Ii fhrwiIIiam. Mrs Mary Bent. aged 81
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excused I il ihe'billerness Of his soul he *.


- - 80 ''ttot ttop VI lis SOUL ne HX-
claims -
Woman thy name is frniIly.p
The western part Of the State OF New
York aud more particularly the state Of
Ohio, is suffering under one Of the most sew.
ere droughts that has ever occurred in this
country When at Rochester, walked
down 10 the Genessee Falls for the purnose
OF viewing that grand and beautiful speci.
men OF the Great Arc hitccfs workmanship.
and which are rendered immortal BY being'
the place from which poor. foolish, Sam
Patch leaped into eternity but was surpris.
ed TO find thai all the water of The stream
was running 10 a small race Tor the use Of The
mills, So dry was the main stream where
usually, torrent discharges itself, that
young lady who was with me found no diI.
ncul'y, with nothing but common slippers
upon bef feet in walking almost entirely
across il. OF course. people must suffer
much from sickness and wan, Of water.
+. +. b.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District. IS.
THE Honorable the Probate Court for tho
district Of Marlboro,-To ali persons CON
cerned in the estate of CALVIN HOL-
LAND, late Of Newfane, deceased testa;r,
GaEEriSc.
"HEREAS, Nathan F. Park. executor Of
w the last Will and Testament of The de-
ceased, proposes TO render an account of his
administration, and present hisaccount against
said estate for allowance, at the Probate Court
to be holden at Newfane, at Atwood's Tavern,
in said district, on the last "Wednesday ofDe-
cember next: Therefore, you are hereby not:-
he'd 90 appear before said court, at the time and
place aforesaid, TO show cause, if any you have,
why the said account should not be aIlowesi
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court, at Brattleboro, in said district, this
Slst day Of October, A. ID. 1888.
10 DANA HYDE, Judge.