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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-30
TIC FARMERS, acknowledgements
And LIIMBERMEN.

TNiE subscribers offer Cor sale vurr tract Of rich
L and ay,ly.timOcrcd land, hhg at the Uo'lhw, 81
corner Ci RcGHE, Uf3g" 60. IT,, bounding on the line,
OF Woodstock, plymouth, and Hr,dgVtcg distant about
miles from tie latter village ind about ar 10 tom Oud-
stock Green said tract consists If % unrcs by measure
mct, 10 Or 100 Of which have recently been cleared az
are now IN good pasru-c, ana is known b, the name "a
the Governors Reservation. The remainder 10 covered
with It's original growth Of timber, the greater rOl ON '
which Is Vyty hgIy, and Of first rate quality consisting o.
Sprdcc Ilruluck Mallr, Birch, Hu~, and Asl-murh 81
ue batter u superior quality There is U,u on IL one Of
tn best Sugar Orchards u the county Ut WINDSOR. There
/, said lud meat w,ll-hui Cottage, Is by 30 feet.
n,',d uaprrcd and painted, IA good cellar under the
WhUlC-wlh convenient sled r. by - feet aid hugl
Sd by iOlyct, nh new Also Stwmill, which has been
blt about NCa,s and is IN good repair, with the cNccp
ton OF trillHi damage by itc,h,t II s allowed that
thgf is Uaulcc't supply nj timber ON This ut To wear
ont two mills aud 1t is oCasy dWlt, the ground hyug
nearly all dc.ccndns ~ the mill. The ard Is wei stnt'
ted To be divided into three farms md the building. p-
gthur one l.trur sheep Mrr, for which 1t WI, de-
smul-hr soil being of suitable nature itWs.ug wheat,
rye, oats, and barley, fer >turaac chance i,
here presented To ury person wishing h. cuuk u Z, her
ar MI ut the above binds ut busursithe lcc, for Cnc
being hhHrduut and Of the host quality. The term, viii
he reasonable md long credit gNca IL required Tor part
0flhc purchase money!
Further particulars may b' known by application to
Hon. +. liuIC INeoN ot Woodstock Green, r, T. II ~.
uuNp, Esq. OF Wc, Windsor, or DAVID llAWoNp, E,l,
Post Master Reading, Vt
u The pgopcr! may t"sccuon nrlrgion 'to above
gentlemen. JONh. IlARrWI,lI
JAIES l.. nARTWELL.
Ljtl'on, NIldiegcy Co. ,lass. Feb. q, 81, d
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TENS ofSubscriFtion and AtrtTiising.
For one Years Subscription, $40 in advance
For Fix Months Subscription, & 8 in advance.
For Advertising One Square Of % lines, first in
seriion, sj--Fach subsequent insertion, -.
New York CITY, ISL.
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HElLTH iYD STRENGTH}
DIR. S. o. Richardson's SHERRY
WINE EITTERS


A RE the only aufe remedy for Dyspepsia and laundrc
~ hat hu, ry,r L.ru yuiul-iid hur general tsu
ltf ~ years VITA &c commentators tom tile most Cmi-
ucut ulihc Mcdcu .ncult, rld cola uuiiuts from the
Boston Morning. Post, Boston buly Mai, Plymouth Mem.
oid, Amushcng Representative, Luri stable lutiot EsaeX
Banner, llayc,h Gazette, Lowell riuot, Bunker liii
AufuI CLUlrsurH, Portsmouth GuEc;lc, :. H., Dover
"llIIle ~ H., Northern star, X. l,lad Lincoln fclr
graph, Ne NGW h"sa Evening SgUul, g. must assure
me mhctci ihht they POSSESS wnund,riul merit TuEl
GAVE LIE. ELASTICITY \Np viGOn to tho vtn pfoiiute
the pcr- ilic ncuu cleanse the stomach and Gov,. rom
unhealthy ucrhHrluoIS and rutt md tlNtn the GlCud
IN The most Thorough aud ciirc'ual manner.
They ARE The most certain lcmtd iur u those prevalent
Diseases called Dyspepsia, lauGo.'c, nc' Cnhp u'nls
Heartburn, DJlle.,, Headache Wandering ar S,'tIcd
Pains, Sinking Faint c-s, sour OUusch los otAprc-,
Week.-Mrs. a tn Limbs, Nervous Debility, CustNcrC,,,
StOmu'h md Bowels,
They are the mH,gd aud ciilcacous compound Of q
y REGt lar iuls.CINN.EJ aud g aiuuic Ul tie NEW
isNr.uiRG MEDICAL COLLEGE, who hus made the study
IT Medicine h!s lrulr,-on
Being composed entirely Of vegetables they of such
u nature tiil the, ma. IN taken tor amy length Ct time
GElTIRE or prDLrBsH
The genuine article nuut be- obtained OF them any
we,cucc Whatever. INLI'ER EHPLOi IHEM, NOE
ILLOW II1N no SELL NY MEDICINES. Aud MI
itters, pn' up In r.ns and small rnnd bottles urrnr-
ting to be- mine, .ibE RdYh COtN FEhiEiIA. As
base enough To iii the empty bottles with their
stu uGd hu- dcco We The uuvary mud some 1n'r atcp
ted nn limitation II ~. Bitter ~ Iapors. .,.,,,.,
In consequence at hsc attempts 40 imposition, have
been 1T great expense H having uCw directions gnd WRAP
pc,s, and IN future the Buffers IN rtlors Mi be- GoLc Up
in different st,lc. Sec that TIE Cvco.r has ga Il ~!
name In l entered according to tic Hrt ol Congress, IN
the year $50, Il, =. o. R,hHro,0n VI. D. IN the Clt.hs
dice ofihe District Court 81 NH-agrhu-cts.' Essiah
i,lCd In lc.e, nj south Rgudul Count, ul Mtulr~cN
Mas,rehusc'-' The border Hruutd The inside Urcrt.u
(Which are printed white tissue raprJ is 20 cur0Hsly
engraved that TIE words - Dr. =. o. Richardson's Sicui
Wiuc Btiuf," present themselves In thousand d.g,tt
firris ASA cop, right has been granted me, an iuiu
ncn's VIII lcssyr,c dealt with according ~ law. lie
bottles r nearly ready to be issued, 10 thr snmc stlle
All Br prepared h. ne hnv. fac-simile nj my sig
the outer envelope tU counterfeit which !, for
gerry. .
is rOv VGLgc UEiLTfi III Ci9EFIL!
O-tr, tom AGENTS nrr hiHts traders. druggists, aroil
erar,s and dealers In medicines. viii be puncturN ait IL
dcd TO- anl sen, to any part VI tc couHl! ity packed
in boxes.
4 liberal discount win be allowed on the sale.
For sale, wholesale and retail, nj ilr uuCtUus orricr,
H. uNNuyEn ru-TON, aud ~ most Towns through
out the New. ErgiEd States.
! Price 30 ceus per bc,e--J0 cents per paper n
4-.cDp.n
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"Ny lad, are you ihe MAIL hoy !" cried lady
10 an nrchin who was passing by.
"Whoy, yes rnarm! We don't sPosc Use arE-
MALE hov, did ye -
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to DAVID PALMER. late Of
"A wondsock deceased -re requested IN rnii and settle
me same with Dr. y. u. PALMER. The Books will &c
IN with him until the 18th day of MAJ next. Afef that
hey will be len with nm Attorney frr collection.
T. TAYLOR, yr. IdmiHisiraf1r.
Woodstock, April q, 1911. 52:3w
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DE-. =. u, PALMER,
Office over q. 4. Bryant a Co.'S StOrc,
WOODSTOCK, VT.

hrs. BtRNELi.& CASTLE. have entered into part
~ rersip in the practice Of phsc aud Surgery and
WILL for the present, be found at Their respective places Of
residence.
Dec. lsiO. Slit
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WARRANTED SHOES.
AR

DR N. HARRIS, would respectfully inform his nirnd
~ that he has just arrived in Woodstock, and tnkrl
Aden. tie offers his professional services Il
the public for short time, and hopes To he favored will
cotnuation of the patronage heretofore literally be
slowed upOn him.
ATril 7. t9.tf
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L MO n no / SE.

NUN ITLIIIIIi VI
TJ,ITE subscriber woul respectively inform the public
that lie has taken the above named House, and thu,
the c,il ~imcnt hus been fitted up IN good ~ ehc Hat
tiers himself that entire su faction viii lc given To all whu
may favor him with Il call Ever grateful 10 hs old and
numerous customers, who have rurouzrd HIN while kgrp
ing the stage House nj DIli for mu:c than ten taa~
pushc still hopes That teN Will continue their INOs at the
uNioN ouSE ard he respectfully invites his present pat.
rons and the travelling puhc generally, when visiting the
Capitol ocn him plcllmg himself that bis house shah
be kept ina clcln quiet AID pcacCHblc manner aud that he
will do hest odcayurs 10 render the stay ut his guests
pleasant ard comfortable. JNO. KELSEY.
Montpelier, Dec. 81. ls.0 3,-u
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rONS. The subscriber has lust received the most cN.
tcsiye variety If chljggus toys, over Cncr,d for sa,o
20 t's vicinity. Cui. and zee. J, II. MLRLCCE,
Sent. -.
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New c O0dS

THE subscriber has just received om rcson, In rldl-
ton to his iuucrstock the greatest variety Of Nu,ch
t JtWtlN' silver ware Lrula ware, iuI ~ goods, ma.
'ir 10 sheets, Nnd Lu~rS hsruuCuts tuys, clocks and
time piece, vile power, aud PERCUSSION cars combs,
Inrlumcr and shaving spipi good as.miHtlt or lus5
yul aud Nit ,riE cHiiuLCit reds NOn lows screws
any article that NAY he found ina variety store
which viii hu sold al rrdU cd prcr,. for cash. produce CT
short and approved credit
~ Hr,c,s wishing Tor ANY Of the shove articles can 10
furnished ~ cheap us ht ANY other sfu.r 10, the cuuttry
Please cal! aud examine btiur, purchasing tl.rNEcIc.
!. II. NJ REOCK.
n. p. Particular attention Paid TO clock aud watch 70
pairing, and also To the repairing u.cwclry. J.E.M
Nuou.tuch, sept. ~, l-.U. ~
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NOTICE, WARREN 4 MUTE, would respectfully
y give notice Ia tItr trs aud the public, that they
continue manufacturing SIduc-, iimutsts IuLks, Wall
ag aud Carpet Bags and all other article, IN their line Of
business. O suit customers, no their old sttu, they liz
tend ,ut in order 10 ggl living bl their lusi-
uc-urJ they rc.ppc.nli, return tt.r thanks Tor past
pate. ir-c, and hope ios q continuance
Woodstock, May &, so l-lf
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the late firm Of WittS SUuhgae to call aud make mmc-
date settlement. r. u. SOUTuGtTE.
April ~, l5il. 5ln
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ARsII & BARRETT.
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work,
Dec. %, 10.

FI'E subscriber would inform his friends nnd the public
l. that he continue! to carry on the above business u
all its branches, his oil sandl nearly opposite
Whnr, 5 Hotel, where he viii hold himself in readiness
to Huiuilie all who may feel dispn ID To rarou'lc
him The best of stock Will be kept constantly hnld
and pains will be spared to Keep the hest wo-hncn IN
constant readiness to execute orders for the durable
ware In this line
on uASD Ann ron SALE,
SrANLEYs PARLOR sTOvES-tfour sizes )--lle most
beautiful pattern in the lnaffci. Also,
WOOISON'S COOK, and sheet iron diving 1lc, COOK
STOVE, and Sheet Iron Stoves and Pipe
COPPER BOILERS a TEAkETTLEs.
TIN SAP III CkEIS "a and much approved article.
HiRD WIRE, sc. &c.
All who in want Of OF the above articles will do
well call aud examine the and prices before rur-
chasing ulscNhefc JOHN DLlSli.
Woodstock Dec. o.. 1910. 81
n. B.--Cash paid Tor Sleeps rclis. J. u.
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y. T \ D J. 4 N,
VyTOUlD respectfully inform his lricuds and the public,
w that he still continues the manufacture OF
Piano FORTES,
AT the old stand in MCIauahns Building, nearly opposite
Wh.neys Hotel All Pianos are warranted, III tone and
utknut,p not to be interior to those manufactured IN
Boston or New York, aud Will be sold cheap stru-
men, the same workmanship, be purchased IA an!
OF the cites.
Woodstock. April 8, ELL. 4'-f
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VIVIAN ED oi gold. silver. hrass crrrer frd rtwier
w Tor which the hghesi price vii e Ifl ~ cyc'nrss
for GOOD. Or work. n huRDotR
Sept. a. i5;1
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INSTALLATION.

TIVE conartncrshn heretofore existing under the firm o
L WITT & SOFT iGtTE, McFchrnl Taors, is thi,
day b. mutual consent dissolved. Al demands due said
firm will be settled by T. u. Soulhgic.
II. H. WITT,
Woodstock, April Il, l-il i. u. SOUTIIGATE.
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Muse IA sytcrsiyc and hrnuiin' variety of popular
WI mD-ic, just received, and Tor sale b.
sept %. III. MURDOCH.
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NOTICE %. \ DRYSNTG co. have afe-y barrels q
" Clear POrk WHICH hoy viii sell at Tsail los cash.
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For copy of the CON- Globe, or Appendix 80 cts
" copies Of either $3.50
" II do DO =. co
" 25 do do 10 90
And so IN in proportion for greater number.
PAYMENTS may be transmitted by mail, posi1gc
phil, at our risk. By The regulations of the Post
Office Department, poSrnns'crs are authorized TO
frank letters containing money for subscriptions 10
newspapers.
The notes any bank, current in the section Of
rountry where subscriber resides, will be recev-
ed by us at pnr,
~" No attention vN tc paia to any order
aa!c5s Ike money accompanies ii,
BLAIR & RIVES.
Washington City, April 5, I8il.
&c F1Suhscriplions received at the Counting Room
Of the Age, 80
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4 Chronicle ofhe Turf FicN Spori", Ltrqturcan md IN
Stage, EmJcHished gih Sp'caICd Sieci Engrdrinss,
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From the Courier and Enquirer.
THE PUBLIC LANDS.

On Thursday last the House of Representa-
tives first commenced the transaction of part
of the business for which Congress was conve-
ned. Mr. VIM. Cost johnson then reported
bill 10 appropriate the proceeds of the Public
Lands; it is very similar 10 Mr. Clcy's Bill
on the same subject-which passed both houses,
and which, had not Gen. Jackson carried it
away sin his breeches pocket would have
passed again by two-thrds vote. The
next proceeds of the sales Of the Public
Lands after the 31st December, l84l. are 10
be divided between the States according to
their respective federal population, after 10
per cent has been deducted and allowed to be
paid the new States with the exception Of
Maine,) on the sales ofPubic Lands within
their limits. Mr.. Johnson introduced the bill
by very able speech, of which we are only
able 10 publish that part in which he takes the
ground that the States having given the Uhired
ota.es The power 10 levy duties on imports and
lnmbl'ed themselves from the exercise of il.
Inc united States shall derive all its revenue
from that soarce alone.
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Village Hotel.

"HE. subscriber has taken the house Of
l. public entertainment in thesvillage OF
Salisbury, formerly occspied by Mr.. Cook -
This stand has been newly fitted up, the house
and barn re-painted and repaired, and the &C.
tended, as TO satisfy all reasonable expecta-
tons of the traveller in country tavern. His
old friends are requested 10 call, and he trusts
his experience and attention, and his BEST eff
forts 10 add to the comfort of his customers.
will ensure general and liberal patronage.
THOMAS w. KELLER.
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MIDDLEB URY PEOPLES PRESS

Collyer is delivering lectures and conducting
experiments at the Temple, and such is his
success that unbelievers become proselytes
and proselytes professors after one or two "sit-
tings." Among the facts developed in some
recent experiments, the following 1--WE copy
from the Boston MaiD are especially credible.
"The sympathy between the magnetizer
and the magnetized, is very great. You may
cut, beat and torture the magnctized person as
much as you please--fre pistols over his head,
(why not through his headD and try every
method in your power to affect his external
senses, ,cithout caising a muscle 10 more, or the
pulse 10 increase a single beat; but the mo-
ment you inJure the magnetizer, by picking
his hand, pulling his hair, or tickling his face,
the magnetic subjects will manifest the great
est uneaslness, and the corresponding parts of
the body will be affected more sensibly than
when in the natural condition.
Again. The physical experiments Thurs
day and Friday evening were SPEEDILY Sue
cesstul. On Saturday evening they were
hardly so good. The maniier of conducting
these experiments is as follows The subject is
placed in the misunderstanding no power to
see, hear, or feel any filing about him, except
as willed by the ma gnetizer DR.. Collyer then
stands behind the subject, at the distance of
two or three feet. Written requests being
made by the committee or the audience, he
silently wills the subject TO perform the move
nfents required, and after some exertion gen.
orally succeeds. Whenever he fails, the phe-
nomena exhibited are often more convincing
proofs of the reality of the'powet than even
success ITSELF"
There can be little difficulty we imagine,
In proving the existence of the most occult sci
ence,' if, as in the above instance, failure, in
the demonstration, affords ''more convincing
proofs of the reality" of the Science" than
success could do.
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BRIGH TON MARKET.
MONDAY, july 5..1SlI,

MONDAY, July 5,.1SlI.
Reported for The .New Eng land Farnpcr.
At Market 200 Beef Cattle, Is pair of Work
ing Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, $500 Sheen
and 800 Swine.
PRICEs.-Beef Cattle.-We continue last
weeks quotations, viz First Quality, Sc rs a
90. Second quality, So 25 so. Third
quality, So 25 a 6 90.
Cors and Calres.-Sales, S23, S25, s31,
1874, s3s, $40 and S45.
Sheep.--Dull. Many lots were sold for
considerable less than they cost in the count
ry. Lots were sold for 81 90, 81 IL, 81 AZ,
81 62, 81 SO, So 90, 81 -, 50 %, and 50 80
S'cine.-Several lots of large barrows 1-2
and one lot at 5 3tS. A lot to peddle, some
of which were pigs, at s Is and 1-s. At
retail from to I-2.
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ENLARGEMENT. 1t has been our intention
from the commencement, as far as our abilities
would allow, to give to the Peoples Press a
character and usefulness which would attract to
the patronage of all those public spirited indi-
viduals who can appreciate the vast Importance
OF sustaining paper which could command
general circulation through the county. We
have some flattering manifestations that our
aim has been very fully accomplished. With
the exception of the northwest corner, our pa
per now circulates freely through every town
in the county.
To meet this patriotic and generous spirit on
the part of the public, we have determined to
enlarge our sheet as soon as the materials can
be obtained from market. This will give us
an additional claim upon public lberality to
enable us to sustain our improved position
which We trust we shall fully reciprocate by
the renewed efforts we shall make to render
the Peoples Press still more valuable source
of correct principles, and of moral, political,
scientific and general intelligence to all its
readers.
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For Sale.

HyHE subscriber offers for Sale farm,
IL containing 25O acres of land, lying a.
bout 3 miles south of this village, together with
the stocks and tools appertaining 10 the same.
1t is pleasantly situated on tae bank Of Otter
Creek. Terms of payment made easy TO the
purchaser. IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, June AZ, 1871. If,
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PIANO FORTES.

Persons wishing to purchase will please leave
their name and number at the Jewelry Store
of Mr.. Joseph Dyar, and they will be duly no.
titled when the pianos are ready for examina-
ton. Orders for pianos may also be left with
Mr.. Dyar, stating what price and description
of instrument is wanted, and it will be immedi-
ately forwarded to the mandatory at Albany
and answers returned The Pianos will be
found first quality, and references may be CIV
en- to many families of the first responsibility
in the country. =.
References in Castletoh-J. Meacham, 4.
w. Hyde, Rev. Dir. Halock, A. Warner,
Dr. Smith, and Linus Warner, Prof. Of Music.
Also TO Cash'r Scott. Bank Of Vergennes.
Terms accommodating.
July @, 1s4l. 92mo.
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more and other populous places, the recent
progress of this blessed eform has been Who'll
~ unparalleled. tits striking root where it
never before obtained footing, and is win
ming Its way against the most stubborn preju-
dice, through every class of community, as
last as the incalculable evils of intemperance
are unmasked and exposed TO the indignant
rebuke of mankind.
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STATE OF VERMONT,


Addison District, IS.
MBE it remembered, that az Probafs
MB Court held at Middlehury, in and for the
district of Addison on the 10Th day of June,
1871.
William Hamilton and John Sanford, adj
mlnlstrators of the estate of
Joshua StockweII,
late Of Cornwall. in said district deceased, PR
sent their administration account, and movo'
that the same may be examined and allowed:
1t is thereupon ordered that The same be exam
ned at a session Of the said court, 10 BE- held at
the Office of the Judge of said court in Middle
bury, in and for the district of Addison on the
9Th day ofJuly next. at one O'Clock, P. NJ; AMI
that the said administrators cause notice there
Of to be given to the heirs of said deceased
and all others interested by publishing a certi-
fed copy Of this order in the Middebury Pco-
PIES Pfess.a newspaper printed in said Middle.
bury, lhree weeks successfully previous 70 The
time of said court.
S. SWIFT. Judge
A true copy of record,
S. SWIFT, Judge. 7:3
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Copper Pumns.
Estate of Patience RidweIl-

Estate of Patience Bidwell.
We. the subscribers, being appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court for the district of
Addison. Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of
Patience Bidwell,
late of Hancock in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto And six months from The 9th
day of May being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend TO the business OF our
said appointment, at the dwelling house of
CharlesS G. Robbins in Hancock on the First
Gay of eptember and November noxt from
nine O'Clock, A. NJ. until four O'Clock P. NJ.
on each of said DAYS.
ca aAR5H p &; rRRoBBINs'}com
Dated at Hancock this 9th day of MAY.
lS41. 7:3w
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STATE OF YER MONT, ,

STATE OF YER MONT,
District Of addison, SIS. {
EDE it remembered, that at a Probate
LID Court held at Middlebury in and for the
district of Addison on the 18th day of June,
1S4I.
John b. Copeland. administrator Of the estate o!
Ralph Gowdey,
late Of Middlebury aforesaid, deceased, presents
his petition in writing, praying tina, he NAV be
licensed 10 sell the real estate of the said de-
ceased. for the purpose of paying the debts a..
gainst said estate and expenses of administra.
ton, and therein sets forth the amount of debts
due from the deceased, ofihe charges of admin.
istraiion, the value of the personal estate and
the situation Of the estate TO be sold. and that il
is necessary 10 sell the real estate of the afore.
said And it is therefore ordered that the said
application for license to sell real estate, be
considered at a session Of said court to be hoI-
den at the Office of the Judge of said Court in
Middlebury, In and for the district of Addison,
on the 7th day Of July next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, and that the said administrator
cause notice thereof to be given to all persons
by publishing a certified copy of
this order in the Middlebury Peoples Press a
newspaper printed in said Middlsbury, three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of said
Court.
And the said administrator further prays,
that the time heretofore allowed him for dispo.
sing of The property and paying the debts a
gainst said estate may be further extended; And
therefore it is ordered that said application be
also considered at the session of said Court 10
be held at the time and place above mentioned
and that the said administ raior cause notice
thereof TO be given TO all persons interested, in
he same manner above mentioned.
s. SWIFT, Judge,