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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26

INsoLVENT NOTICE.


EY virtue Of an order Of the Probate
I'D Court, made al the april term 1910,
the undersigned were appointed Com
missiouors. TO receive and audit claims
against the estate Of E. p. Passmore'
deceased, reported ins.dseat Notice =
therefore. hereby gwen. oall lntercs cd
ihs, VS. will me-. ~ lsihaW's store q
Beatis's Bluff. on the first saturday %
- 20 20 s-s-sp.s-,~> -ars,@su >. s~s.s.av "
Interested may attend.
JAMES LEE,
HARVEY LATH M,
]. II. DUNLAVN,
taHiatss4es. =.
a,vo lao ITEM
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26


au 6uensn
y IN III 9.aRts s,~ aasa $500 II
june 6, 1910
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26
snER,FF's SALE.

ChiaAAhA = AAAhs
.Naisoa Circuit Court--.Nogombef term, 1910
X. y, Thompson use &c.
vs. Al, r. "a.
Alexander HaleN
DY virtue of the above stated case 10
- me directed, | shall expose to pub,
lie sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Canton,
On Monday he IA day Of September 1910
80" All ttie~rg ht, SiHo-GRd sTyEfeS' III ,Jtt
lcni1ani Haley in and to the following
described lfac, or parcel Of land, 10 wit
The east half, southeast quarter Of sec
lion ,wentyone township eleven, north o
range four, cast, containing eighty acres
n.oye Ct less,
I.eyied on "a the ur0tcrtg Of defend
'H- ~,,''' ~ i,'a'- SEQ .---ss 49,. ~-s~s
.tf-.... r. N..k Ia ..,.s ...a
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26
sufpttFs sttf.

s~~N~>' fsfsd,.t ,st&sses, ,rNsa
TtN yts8e ai me above stated cases +"
~ ma directed, lv... sci, tor c1s", e.
v,-e the Court house lsar IN ne town Fl,
Canton, Madison county,
ON 1lgn3ag Hc1 .i Day 81 >Yta'T 1870
The following tracts or parcels OF land
10 vii: The cas-, half, northeast quarter
section one. township nine, range one,
east; and the southeast half, section
twenty; west half, southwest quarter,
section twonty.onc, and The northwest
quarter, section twcnly-ninc, township
nine, range two, cast, containing 40u
acres,
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant 4. !. Alswor,h, aud will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs debt aud cost
S. HAMBLEN, ShF
Angus, !, S0-35
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26
sHrRiFr,s SALE.


e
NJ stas 49, A.s4e ss sxA.a~alcy ,.. 1859,
ANWs b4Hh HA ttuN~
cheScr 81 Sc
vs. On TO-
James II Andrews,
John Il Nalktyaua
,1'scaagg r. T. Stewart. r
WY virtue ofibe above stated case to
~ me directed ! will sell ,othe highest
bidder Tor cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town Of Can;on,
On Monday The nh day Of October 1870,
the following described property to-wit;
the north west quarter OF section eight
aud the north east quarter of section sew.
en-, eXcep, three acres on the north cas-,
corner Of said tract, containing three
hundred aud seyenieen acres, allin town
ship ten, range three east,
1 Levied on as the property Of defend
ant James II. Andrews, and will be solo
10 satisfy the above stated case and cost
SAM'L, HAMBLlN, Sh'h.
/ Sep. s $3.50. Pr, fee 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Dmisoa CrcHit Court, Aay term, 1910
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-26

MAY 2 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

Tips mas. 30 far. 1910 Whg ma. lastyear Ia5
According to these returns, it will be seen that
the Harrison party in poll of nearly thousand
votes, have already gal ned over twelve hundred
and that ifthe whole state should so these coun-
ties have gone General Harrison will gain about ten
thousand to twelve Thousand votes in all and
hus carTy Pirginia by Ga absolute majority of sir
MOusand or seren Houscad rOtes. We cannot pro-
nounce this to be so yet, butit looks like it, The
Globe is -uncommonly ssent-gives few counties
ony-and closes rather ,agubriously with this droll
remark iftrue, IL is a democratic loss" Oh!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

CHsrH.N THEATRE. heres 10 be but one play perform.
ed tonight al this establishment bat that one IL
which promises 10 FIJI e house Tor weeks come N we MAY
wgc from rs success IN England. The manager we learn
has gwen latitude 10 the artists ofthe theatre in
Ger INC costume and scenery may be Of The betdesep
ton The ROOF over The stage has been raised fifteen feet to
give eeot the last scene; and Mr. ANDERSEN the Stage Ma
rnge mas exercised he ingenuity ia make
scotch clans and Irish chiefains the talk. The Ian
guge OF thus drama hgl No. ca aud the style extremely
nervous any DRAMATIC Indeed, from 3erusal of the play,
are Satisfied, u u 90 be well PRODUCED 'at IL vii W. highly
successful aud will merit attention
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
ty- See first page.
A Double sheet tomorrow.

Tomorrow we shall publish double sheet, in or
der to embrace full variety of the interesting poll
teal, religious, literary and commercial intelli-
gence, received by the arrival yesterday. This
sheet will embrace all the recent changes in the
movements of the British Army, Sc, for the infor-
nation of our subs crbers in Canada We shall also
publish another double sheet the arrival of the
Great Western, on Thursday or Friday Times
beginning to stir again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

1J- ADVERTISERS, crowded out today in conse-
quence of the news, will be attended to tomorrow,
in the double sheet.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

VIRGINIA ELEcTIoNs--"We begin to receive the
election returns from Viryina-and, according to-
all appearances, they greatly in favor oGeneraI
Harrison Is'e following is sletter from Washing
ton, probably the most aath mite we have vet re.
ceivsd on thig~important mattcs;-
WAsH-sGTos, Friday, April 2S-IOI> NJ
from the accounts received here this evening
mostly Impartia|, the Wing crase has CARED in
rattan, and Louisa making gain Of 81 Dele gates
VIZ a,riax is said to have given smajority for the
ian T nuIen Deiegate-ast year Vas Buren,.
ihe news upon the whole is che ayino The Uar
son cause Is triupsphing The Legislature of Yir-
gna may be set down Is majority at least for Har-
gentleman, arrv red toni ght. from Richmond saws
that Eitchel gives up the State r.
From the Newspapers we have collected few
aaen'onai retnrus which convey the same impress
SION
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

NArLEs March lsThe see of OIL CONSEQUENCE of the
unpeasa.ssae of affairs be and bs Of
Great Brisiis, has fallen TO 90 ticats $3.50 ~ "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

MADRID, March xf--Cabrera = act deed, as ofteA
reported, but very ILL.,
Inc celebrates canon, Tristanys has been con-
ESP>ftero had raade some success -ail SIX rmi she's
and captures.
NJ starry has beeryelecte ed Pres ,f the Cham
Der of Deputies, and NM. ASmendariz. Riya Herra
IA, the Dake de Cor, snd M. Medrassa, yiSe Presi-
dents. = : "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

Wig Meeting al .Neio Bedford. Our fellow
citizens, says the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser
The Hon. Ogden Hoffman and Philip Hone, Esq.
visited New Bedford after the adjournment of the
Bunker liill Convention, and addressed the good
people Of that depot for whaers, on Friday aud
Saturday last. On the latter day The whale boat,
in which the New Bedford Delegation attended
the Convention, returned. Captain Mckenzie
its commander, being called upon for whale story
delivered the following:
He said that in his lrsl whaling voyage he had
Il boat named 'DanieWebster,' which was always
remarkably successful. Whenever she fastened
TO a whale, it wassure death. OF Cape Horn
he spoke u u. S man'0f war, which gave him q
file of the Globe, and having leisure, he perused
them with great attention, aud relying upon their
assertions, he came to the conclusion that the
Wings were mnlinous SET of fellows, and order
ed the boy who went in his boat to erase the name
OF Daniel Webster, and paint over il that of Mar
tin Van Buren, The boy happened to be good
Wing, and neglected 10 obey the order, until il
had been repeated the third lime, when the cap
tain told him if It was not done by the next day
they should be obliged to have round turn to-
gether The thing wns done: 'And SO help me
Heaven exclaimed the gallant captain, Il could
never after that &c, the boat within mile and O
half Of a whale"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
irF STOy EsIiI III

INHE FARMERS COOKING STOVE. In the
Il present age o'new inventions, it is importnn,
hat the public should not he deprived the free use
u improvements, 10 which they have a lawful rieht,
~ those who seek 10 monopoze he iruits nj The in
gcnDry Of others. And it IS equally important that
rhc TRUE inventors should moi be deprived Of the
,enthis Of their Inventions, or defraudcd Out oil
hose benefits by arrogant pretendes. The public are
hereby Informed that several years since ElIshaT owl
invent d Improvement in the construction of Cook
my owes, for which he Obtained patent That IN
putting said stove in operation It found that II
would be an impr ,vcment thereon 10 have the back
plate OF the dc ch1mbr made with three curves Tor
The purpose o concentrating the heat upon the boil
crs aud preventing The varying Of said plate, and the
same plate has been IN use Ur the last five xix years
IN That and other stoves, aud consequently the time
has lone by Tor any one 10 take out a patent Tor
said plate in the construction OF Cooking Stoves OF
any KIND. In the spring Of 1889, MIR Darius s.
Rowell invented a stove somewhat in the shape OF a
Box spYc for the convenience Of using long wood
with Two or mere lnes 10 connect with an elevated
Dyen, and the samr was put IN with his consent,
10y J. L. s. G.. c. Robinson, 10 test Is utility, boo e
taking out n patent, aud being listed npon ihai
purs ION, h, has determined ppon taking out pa
lenl for the sanr. IL he Wintur OF 1870 Nj. Lester
IiiJrn carried said Rvwe.i'a mudu TO Mr.. Fishei
Holmes 10 procme some patterns made for casting
SAID stove, and It cr hi patterns were finished, oil
u arly 40, Upon the suggest o Holmes said I'll.
den has II back plate made with three curves, be
II substantially the same in irincplc as that used II
aid Towns stove, and has taken out paieni OF
>aid Rowc% invention, aud On said three curved
plalr, which ia nrlng"mchd on aid ROwcils in
veH'irh, and yOIp We therefore her 10y give notice
that wcw II MAJ ufIcturc aud 81 the FARMER's
COOKING STOVE and thai will defend ant
save h tml"ss any aud oil who ma' purchase salt
stove OF ~, or our agents. l., e. w. TFden ant
ca. in their Re Butter, A'y they are making rrepa
raiiuus ~ p o,tcute us COT an infringement on ihc
patent, and all IT., Sc mho rurt haze OF us. We
| NH hat hpth T.
Co. Bauer R,Bntter, they, aud all who pur-
eliasc them, will find that they will have some
what 10 do wih said Row ci's invention, with cosi
md wIth' III lorg preparations. We hope said Til
irns& Co will save lruIe OF rhelr caution for thci
avn e. and moi talk so long about sung, tor we arr
! quite impatient 10 see them try Their courage.
f. A. WEBB &. co.
| MontprlI,r, Sept. H. 1910, 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

More loco F0co Outrage. The Loco Foco,
seem determined 10 constiiHrBate theT lntamy, al
whatever sacrifice. A most outrageous attack
made uPen the Buckeye BIacksmilh, by II
mob ia Huntingdon, last week, while he was al
dressing his fellow citizens in that borough. They
rushed into The Court House, threw stones and
rotten eggs, broke the windows. and did much
other mischief Not succeeding in killing him
they no doubt Intended, about seventy OF them
wayiud him us he on his way from rIe Gus
tom House again throwing eggs and stones. Ma
ny OF his friends who were with him were serious
ly injured. Cheated of their prey this time also
party ef the blood hounds proceeded to the Ca
should pass by which they expected he would &C
TO Lewstown. But he had notice of their inen
ton, and took private conveyance for this place
aud thus eluded those infamous cut threats of
desperate and reckless Administration. Harris
6urgh Chronicle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
CENTRAL HOTEL.

HUGH GUURLE4,
I } ETU3NS his thanks to the public at large for
i a their vcFy liberal support for years in the
VILLAGE HOTEL, and wishes continuance OF
tn r laSors.
lie has fitted up his house in the best style. 1t
being situated in the centre OF The village, convenient
10 all the Stores, Post OIi:e Sc the Village Hotel
will now go by the name of
CENTRAL HOTEL,
and lie assures the public that there will be nothing
wanting on h- part al al times. touccommedate the
gen "mdn OF business, ur gentleman Of pleasure,
fnd ne weary traveller, i,a -iHlo not ,urptssod G,r
accumulation and rca-onobenrss OF fare, by any
- %. Stale.
All Stages that leave Montpelier call at This Houc
for pas'e gers.
sou. ~. 1870. 69
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

Stage .AcciientS. We learn that the Royulton
siage broke one Of its axeres in Barre, or
Wednesday morning last the stage was heavily
loaded nnd one lady was much bruised as to
be unable to 60 on. Rev. Mr.. Seeey Of this village
was seriously injured Ivy being run over by the
Hanover stage 'on Thursday. Mr. s. was in a
wagon, and turned out for the stage MS is customa.
ry; ,he stage, however, struck the wagon, pretty
nearly demolishing it. Mr.. S. had two or three
ribs broken. and is otLerwise hady bruised.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
- PREPARE FOR WINTER.

hlN M In = Ct)NlhlNtI - / Wv l..
rENIiE suh-crlh - would monty their irl"ndo and
Il the public, al they have on hand The above val
unble sln>e "f their own casng, mnde al hrsr tate
Scotch, (brter Than he best pig IRONY which they
will sci dea ei and others the reasonable
rrrms. Darius R0wc and J. 5. ROBIN are The
time nven'srs al SAID stpNe, except the tree curved
back plate, which was invented and u-rd 10 FUwn'~
Game stove" We shall cast sell aud said
,ovr al d defend and save harmless those who pur-
chase sad stove of nuragenis Our ncigl bors,
Mes.fs l.. & w. Trldcn & Co. will moi frehIen
nul of our night al using uWr >wn Inventions, and
those which b'ong to the pubc, By icrocious adsrr
li>emcnis or Greetings. We ready To Try tles,
and nope laid nes hbors will not feel disturbed.
In addition 10 the above stove, shall keep on hand
great variety of Cooking, Paror aud Box Sove-'of
the ST fashions now IN use, Also cauldron kettles,
plough, hollow ware, &c. &c. Let those who wish
to purchase, call aud examine the " Farmers Cook
ing SIove." made by their long lrled friends, before
they buy else, here.
Ore cast sluye plates burn out much sooner hen
those made from Scotch pig iron. Those who buy
OF Us, can have their Stoves repaired al much lees
expense than those who buy oi our nc sh5nrs who! t.
ca stlngs made from Ihr in the suuh
part OF this Sfa'e,
J.. l.. & G.. C. ROBINSON.
Barre Sept. 10. 1910. 60.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Coar' hol.
Wa hingion District, SIS, ! den st MoAlpriirr
wnhin AID Tor said D.inot, IN the l0'hdG, Of Sept
A d $40, WILLIAM r TUCKER adruin,s, ratio,
an The esIale " Samuel Tucker, late Of Norihfeld
N SAID district deceased resenls his administration
account lor serilt menf-W hereupun II 49, ordered
that the same he REFERRED To the Isl day Of Ocio.
Der next, a the Probate Office ~ said Monipeer,
or examination aud allowance, and that oil con
csrned be notified hereof, hv lhr publication Of III
order ~ the Vermont Wa Gilman and Stale Journal
printed at said Montpelier, three weekss"ccrssve'..;
IA soon as may be, thai they may aprtaI, at 'a'd
lime and place, il they see cause, and object hereto
BY order of Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
CAUTION
IN ~ hVAN
NJ THE FARMERS COOKING

NJ THE FARMERS COOKING STOVE.
THE public are hereby cautioned against buying said
sove or the right Of mailing said sove Of Lester TGen,
any one claiming under his patent, as the in
ventor Of said stove and about taking out patent
therefor and said Tden will be called upon TO surrender
his patent my invention f.. A. Webb 4 Co. nd J. L.
G. c. Robinson have the right Of making said stove
DARIUS S. RowELL.
Barre, Sept 16 1870 H.
STATE OF VERMONTj In Probate Court holden
Washington District, SIS. at Montpelier, within
ard Tor said District the 23d day Of September, A. d.
estate Of Algernon 8. Kttchum late Of Montpelier in
SAID District deceased makes application to said Court
extend tie time leretoiote allowed him pay the debts
due from SAID estate and settle his administration ac-
count until some future day-Whereupon is ordei ed by
said court that said application be heard the Probate
Office in Montpelier. the 9th day OF October, A. n.
1910 and it further ordered that notice hereof be given
to the creditors of said estate and to all others concerned
by publishing the substance OF said application and order
thereon in tho Vermont Waterman and State Journal,
printed Montpelier least two wee ks successfully be-
re the time afo esad appointed for the hearing Of said
DIP. THOMPSON, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

The Presidential Eieotion.-An erroneous state
ment having been made with regard TO the time Of
holding the eeciionin Tennessee, the Secretary OF
State addressed a letter TO the editor of The Nash
vile Banner by which it appears that the late acI
of Assembly requires that the election shall be
held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday
in Nov. next which will be- the 3D. day of the
month.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

Ia Mr.. Van Bureaus hast letter he is at great
pains 20 enlist the poor ia his support. II he is so
very anxious 10 awaken in his own behalf The SYM
pulhies of ihat yery'interesling class of voters,
why does he not invite item to come mud walk
through his palace aud look at his spoons and
dishes Of massive go'h his $50 wine coolers his
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
NEW ARRANGE MENT,
~
WINOOSKI AkR HOUSE.

DLEASANTLY situate on State street. in front
AID in fair view Of III, State and COur; Houses,
Post OHice aud Re ding Room, Montpelier w.
Tho subscriber would give notice 10 bis friends
ina the public in general that he has made great i'm.
proyements, that his house and out buildings are
large commodons and convenient, for members Of
the Legislature ard Court, and all other visitors who
may please TO CALL and will range among the fist
class No exeriiOns shall be wanting his part,
or attendance, 10 do every thing 10 accommodate, and
not only make pleasant in health, bu. comior able
IN scn ness his house is calculated. n boast
inc of eStravagancr, or temptations OF intemperaT
Though he would gay every comfort of life Tor man
and brast will be found in 6rst rate order, at the
most reasonable charges. Their iore he hopes In
share in The public patronage
sCJ' Stages that leave Montpelier sail ut ibis house
Tor passengers.
r. CAMPBELL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

STATE OF YER 'ONT /" probae Corr hoI-
Washington DI-lncr,ss. ! den Il, Montpelier,
hin and Tor said District, the llth day o Sept.
A. ID. lS y:
IL estate of John Warner late Of MorelowD, in
SAID district, deceased, presents his adminnira
account foI settlement Wherenpon, Is ordered
thar the same be r.ity d 10 The 81 day OF Oe ober
neat The prnbole eihee in said NJ anlpeher, Tor *
notified herr by ihe pnblru'ion Of this order 10 III,
Vermont WaShnAn and STA journal, pIluied u
said MoniPeltts, three weeks snccc-siscy SOph ~
may he, thai They may apneaT AZ sad me and p &C.
II they see cansr. and ob}rct thereto And ai H.,
same i'nss hhhshsbN Wa,nor, widow OF laid dee"a-.
ed. pe'blons sad court Tor gnuIrn al personal
property ~" % the c-lair oi ssio deceased, aud II Is
oFd rid that Ac sumo BE- heard at Inc 'ac and place
aforesaid, and hat noIiSe se given 10 all concerned
as nforrs aid that they may appear and object
70 n THOMPSON. JUDGE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28

B ighton Ma ket, Sept q. III nnrket 525 beef
cattle sales of extra Sc first quality $3.50 10
1915 second SIS TO SOS; third, 81 to 4,75-
Sheep SLY to $50. Swine, 3 to d Ia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-28
W. IN CHANCERY.

JACKSON A. VAIL Of Muniprlcrin the coun
% ~ ol Washington and state III Vermont having
hlsd his bill o nlldh against john Gale OF Pals
nnrsh IN the cJln,V Chniou aud state ii NV York,
re urndbic 10 the cnrr vi chancory next 10 be h0dun
II Nlun p'li,f, withu aud tor The county OF a-hDg
ton un sac thIrd Tuesday OF November, A. ID. $40,
charglg IN substance lhai the sad John Gale, had,
on tUc "a day u' l., uatt, 1910, cNcrI ted PROM
Issoiy note payable TO said Jackson A. Vail IN three
m1ulh hum III. SAID Sth day ci FbinHty, 1910, l"r
the sum ~ Ole bund ed sixty-ivc dollars and risht
cents aud lnirrc,r aud thai Tor The purro-e OF
surng the ply mcnt OF sad uolc. on ihc Sh day of
Fcbrnnfy, 1870 inurtgs4eu To- sad Jackson Il. Vail,
the Iolit"ins dcscrlbtG ores, numerals aud N a>,
IN Troy 10 the county al OtlGau- aud stare oI YER
uuuont siXte, nth Ol ala the ores, MN rails and me.
ais drcoverd by sad Jonn Gale on lot number
am t.. cnh.ainiug h"ndrcd aud lea acre. ~ SAID
roy - trin2 i, bnlc stN 'tu II n'td 10 saiu John
G"G 10y Fletcher Pa naui--,lsu riStrenih Oi all
III :, minerals aud rue,al- lot number eighty
in" I ihal pat 81 sad Ituy lurnerly grant, 10
Jui" k'l,y -cunlalni"g orr hruhrcd acres be she
same mon CT iFsr, n buy on quarter O the Saine
i'es anI n"' rats derd,d - sad john q lcb. james
CIatsue-and usopre hili u all iit n;e>, minerals
'"d ne'a'S ou 10 uiner ,I.h ri ia ~ SAID Toy
- bong the same Minerals aud meals decided
u Thomas on -hton and I'm Gale ny Ray DAVIS
aud J.,'"e" Ctaigur, ~ih ihc pr,tlrge OF entering
upon "a d la"d' s"d making r ads thereon Tor The
'ng guy and truus puttaon ui All h ores, minerals
and metals i'm I'll ri SAID prrnil cs--And that no
part ~ thr .a,I ro,n,sorl note has been paid, and
ptayIn- iut elU-ur, 81 he equity vi d'mptIon.
J. Y. VAIL Solicitor ;or Complainant.
State OF Vermont, IT IL ordered that John
Washington County SIS. Gale, defendant in the
Tor, % i,g b!l, who sides thnut Tins stale, he
fled "i The pLudrnry al The same Ivy publication Of
tho stance here o togclh Iih lhls odcr, in the
F,rnrni Wajchma ana State Journal, printed at
NOnt cller IN saId county, hrte weeks sucrcsslvey,
he last Ut wh'cn publications 10 be- not less Than
'w'niy days btfr the sc>son Of the Court to Inch
suid bill . errred, which shall be sufficient notice
10 sad john Ga 70 AT p, ar the fret day OF the
ed nj said = Iurt Of Chanccry 10 which
and bill Is reiurnube, and answer 10 said bill.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, this twenty e.
third day OF September, A. D. onr thousand eight
hundrt and furv
STILLMAN CHURCHILL, Clerk.