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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22

gree OF perfection has he arrived in the oft Of tenn
pering, that any one who has bought pen knife,
rnzor or lancet, of Rogers, or other most approx
ell stamp IN the market would do we--and not
few have done SO to their account would do well,
say, 10 tear out the blade md get Dement, to
supply its place with one of his. And without
descnnling further on the exceeding rare and de-
s'robIe quality OF his work as well might, in this
age OF bad teinpers, both of men and tools, will
icarlcssly put forth the challenge to any, and n
the mechanics Of New England. or eIsew where, TO
mike blade that shall stand tho various tests,
ana otherwise compare with one lint shall I've
made to meet it by our Montpelier self.laugh,
cutler. A. WIS.
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For the Waterman and State journal.
JOHN DEMERIT AND HIS BLADES

Messrs Edtors--I noticed in late number Of
The Montpelier Patriot, alluson 20 n remarkable
knie-hade which had been made by MIR. J. De-
merit, for his own usr, and with which he could
cut the hardest OF woods without inparing the
edge for making pens or even shaving. This
story, as improbable as il may appear, is, have
reason 10 believe, no hoax. Bu Iny 0hjocl is not
TO confirm, or question, that particulars nlcincni,
hut TO name some particulars about the self taught
artist To whom it refers, and 10 present him ms u
rare specimen of native genius. Although MIR. ID.
pursues the business of undermining, aud all 9TH
er kinds of cutlery. even OF the most difficult
kinds 10 make, with so much sncress, he yet ncv
er served an hours apprenticeship 10 that, or any
was only an ambitious wnodchopper, living with
his father on farm. But having nearly killed
hims';lf, in one of his choppmg feais, he was con
fined To his bed nearly Il yenr, during which his
mind, probably, began to he turned TO the business
iie now follows: For the first thing he did ns the
became able 10 crawl from his bed Ia the door,
was To make n pen.kniie blade out Of an old file,
drawing il out with IA common hammer on an
axepol, and tempering it with n skillet of wnter,
or IN some such way. From that time, as lie re-.
covered his health, he commenced making blades
oil Ml kinds, and Mt the same time making ali The
tools he most needed in the process; ill al length
nc opened snau shop, erected forge, made a
~iiows' drills, files lathe, &c. and began a regu-
lar business for customers And those vino have
been ms customers will bear me OUT in the asser-
! ton, that he makes such blaes as no where else
IN This country can be Obtained. To such de-
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HART! HART! BADNESS.

Important A.coperythe mystery found at last
nR. sTERRY'S HAIR REGENERATOR. Dr. Sterry, after
~ much ateni to the important subject OF preserving the
hair has after many ermen chemical and physical, Teen
able discover article which Offer ell with the great
for tho toilet tho best hins ever deovecd
for soitenns and y produce good head
of haro prevent from falling of when badness appc
adnes has taken place, and
Yeu from turning gray IL is nonrshing than POM um,
ana oil %. Culugne water Ii Is beautiful article
dies tho ha IL so and lively aud produces
common banoy Thousands have tese It's superior
aud excellence aud IN every Instance il stands unrvaled II
infabe IN all affections OF thu ski the head
Evofy family should be supplied with bottle OF
this OIL that by its application the head aud hair children
the beautiful aud ornamental anpendage Of fine head Of hair
which nature has supplied may he preserved From tho
numerous certificates and recommendations received of il salu-
tnry influence the Doctor feels firmly persuaded he has succcc
ded in producing article which will the desired wishes
and appreciation of the public For sale wholesale aud retail
nv s. BURBf.NK. MontDolioT.
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pf-.Medicine is best knotcn BY The Cures 1t
nerfnrrnS. IN

I NEwToN'S PANACEA, or PURIFIER of tho BLOOD.
The unparalleled AID still increasing reputation which
has the New Enga states
and tho has performed aud the great demand
made for by tho advice Of wen acquainted with it's
have the proprietor 10 its
almost every IN tho eastern states and tho principal
towns in the United This panaeoa warranted puIev
vegetable aud surpassed by any other medicine ever
afflicted as its extensive sale great popularity
plainly prove II has within the last eighteen months
of the most obstinate diseases proved b.
cerfoaes and pronounced by emnen Phy
scans tho brst medic Inc n Useful information may
be onnd ~ circulars containing sse aIes e. ceres and
directions ior taxing Tho medicine,sc frhe following are
aplon'ed agents IN tho counties OF Washington amoe 9nd
of,enns-MonpeieS Burbank, Il Prensi Piunhok, Halt
and ralme Barre, Farmers AMI Mechanics Soe C'asbuy,
n.y. Cleveland Derby @ Chandler; '[swLngtSn, Stewart
aud Strong; GteensboLO Waterman Glover, w pamst,
Smonds Conan aud Co Ha7wick, Ciosbyi Nakes, and
Edwards CasDt upper Village Perry aud Coz Marshhcd;
Putnam. sbslsea Hubbard RI okioid, Beelow and
Son; srAfod, Young and Co Hytepark KeeloI Joha
son, Goo NNTpeE Wolcol, rennock Cambridge wes;
Waterman Waterbury, w uuehusi R%.ea iloasewaS
aud Robinson, ss3weoP3Ws
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WHEREAS, the Legislature # he State OF Vermont
w in tc year 1887 assessed tax ofour per
all lands tpublc lands exccprcd) the town Of Gfanse
late Kingston, the of Addison 81 State, ard
revived said 1885, and also revived the same IN 1888
for the purpose Of making and repairing roads and building
bridges These 10 warn the psonrieors and land
owners Of SAID town of Granville who have paid their
portion of such tax labor otherwise tho commits
appointed superntcpd the expend or The same
the subscriber that much of their lands VII be sold
al public vcndue the school house the school
district of Granville in the county Of Addison
on The 9Th day of April d is4i, ten O'Clock in tho
forenoon will be requisite to discharge their respective
taxes with COSTS. JOSEPH p. BALL, Collector
Dated AT c; AWHILE this 81 lay of February. lS4l
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MAIDSTONE.

WHEREAS The Legislature Of the Safe of Vermont,
w in the year 1888 assessed of three per
all The lands pubic lands -xceptcdl in the
Of Maidstone, the touny # ESSEX said State Cor the
purpose ofmaklng and repairing roads and building bridges
These The proprie0rs and land Of the
town OF Maidstone who have not paid their proportion Of
said IN abjr Otherwise, 10 the committee appointed
TO superiE end The expenditure of the same the .ub
sciibcs, that much If their land will BE- sold at public
vendue. the dwelling house Of Moody Rich the
Of NJ ,dsone, in The county of Essrx the 9Th day Of
April, 1871 Of the clock NJ, viii be requisite
TO discharge their repeciiye with costs
Da ed at Maidstone, this 81 day { February D 1871
MOODY RICH. COLLECTION.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday Feb Is At mar.
st 390 beef ca tie 920 sheep So ne90 becfcatlc
sold. pricesbcef 625 80 FIST quality rs to
g. second quality, to so; third quality, AIS to f75.
sheep IN lots from 50, 80 10 8, wcthers $50 10 o.
Swine, 5 for sows, (ur barrows
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NV TOTHE PUBLIC

w K the citizens of Oisego county New York. do state
that when CBEEsMAN's ARABIAN BALsAM first intro
duced among did believe his advertisements
could then believe that any medicine could be- made
sufficiently powerful TO restore torpid and persisted limbs,
rheumatism prevent eehacho, and quinsy and
Group, raes, with cerIaintyand at the in,r be
exceedingly mud us 10 and wounds The
desperate pesi cure burns and cads and and
tore frozen limbs quicker und better than any medicine
before invented aud could be depended quiet pain
and relieve soreness in all cases etc And although
continued, from time 10 time TO hear that had been used
with great success, still the Of inhabitants slow
to he convinced that all these could be true
But after six years Of observation and after having
fully tested the Basam for satisfaction, free
10 that we have found fully equal his recommends
lions and has become generally priced among u.s. and is
keep IN every house, and used by every family throughout
The region 1t seems to relieve pain almost instantly, and
!, IS considered tho most valuable family medicine sveA
known
JoHs II. PRrSrIss, Member Of the House ofRcpresen'
lallyes in Congress.
IvoRy HoLLAND, Member Of Assembly in the Leeisla-
tnIe Of the state Of New York.
Benz Allen Joel PeIlis, @. Dcong, @. Rockwell Co.
Merchants. And Others. Otsego, Jan, 1887.
For sale by s. BRITAIN, BOrrs, aud by r.. II, PREM
TlSS, Montpelier, W. n GIN
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NOTICE. The next meeting Of the Washington Co.
Conference ofChurcbrs WI BE- held Planlield on
Tuesday and Wednesday, 23l and "a h inst. A general
attendance Of Pastors and Delegates Of the several congre-
sa'lcnal churches in the county Is earnestly desired
b w SMITH
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NOTICE. Ag"n's for the Sale If Bandrcihs PILLS
in Vcrmpn, needing supplies previous 10 The call ,T
my Travelling agent, will please mail their ordc's TO the
N. II. Branfrcii ian Office. 10 Hanover ST. Boston
BENZ BRANDlETH, NJ D.
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IT, nTHUMORS! HUMORSush
L HE attention Of that part of the community who
Afflicted with Salt Rheum, Leprosy, St, Anhony's FIRE,
tryspllas or Scr"ula Of any kind, directed
compound which, by internal application, proves sure
safe and complete remedy for all kinds Of hamors This
wonderful medicine is prepared by Mr. Charles Jones ol
Clarcmon N. FL who for many years has been afflicted
with The leprosy in its worst possible forms and by
RED exerions expert nenins upon his person has
last found complete cure. This compound has never
failed OF doing lis important work where fair trial has heen
made and directions followed. Certificate after cerlihca
might he here laid before the pubic wonderful eff
iects but the reader referred those who keep a-
Gle ir sale where particulars and recommendations may
he had So confident the discovers, o,hs valuable med
Icne that he makes bold TO the world
pele cure is warranted where directions fu ,led
with and fair trial made For sale at all prncps places
IN New England, and nv f. p. Walton X Sons only in
Montpelier. W. VI particulars may be had. s0f
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NATHAN d. PARisHs ESTATE.

NE the subscribers, being appointed by the honorable
w the probate court Tor the district Of Randolph COM
msslones 10 receive examine and adjust all claims an de.
mands OF all the Of Nathan Parish
late Of Branee in SAID district deceased represented nso
vent and also all claims and demands exhibited offset
thereto and six months from the socon day January 1871
being allowed by said court for that purpose do there
nic hereby give notice that will attend 10 he business
of our said appointment at the dwelling house Of widow Alb
ga Parish ia Btanrce the 20h Of March and Goth of
April nexr, from O'Clock until o'clock p each
Of said days. jABEI SMITH, } Commits
80 ALFRED NEgINS, toner's
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WATCHES
AND
JEWELRY,

spoons silver spcctaccs and Gefmln do butter knives
gar tongs and ceancrs &c. manufactured by himself aud
warranted good and cheap be bought elsewhere
likewise god assortment Of gold, silver, gill; steel silk and
hair watch trimmings goggles pocket knives o Rodgers
make razors, German silver pocket combs pocket psIos
pcrcu caps vions, violin strings. Wallets Steel and
leather spccarc and large assortment oil toys; al
50 good assortment If Hrtania teapeiS aud cas6rs
It, together with many other articles 100 numerous
men ion in advertisement. X ! Pcdlars cun he sup
piled at wholesale prcr
s. A. tenders his thanks In the pubic Or the liberal
patronage which he has heretofore received, and socts
continuance of their f,vors.
N, b. Clocks and watches of every description care
fully repaired and wan nrcd by SAMUEL. ABBOTT, who
makes ihls his whole business. Mon'pcirr Feb $50
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u SHEEP PELTS
BANCROFT g. RIISER will pay cash for $500 Sheep
Pois II delivered soon. Dec. 1870 slG
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no TRAVELLERS.

H. INA v
s AGE will leave the Pavilion
5; ; ss:s:;i e. N NH s,S, Sss
Beihe! Barnard Wa ,dsock, South
Woods ock, erkn,vilc, Springfield Chailrstown N n,
Bellows Falls and Walpole Keene N Fl To lodge next
days Bpston also leave Kcrne DAYS for Worccs-
ter Ms in which passengers can 90 from Keene by Wo-
ccstcr Ms to New York city in 26 hours
Return ny arrives al Montpelier in days from Eos
ton Ms lodge Kccnc M'n,lay, Wednesday and Friday
first days and al WapOc Tuesday Thursday and Sat-
urnav frs days Up
The Connecticut river line at Chaflesown and Walpole
Fl aso the Forest line for Boston at thatcsiown IL, al
the Albany stages Bethel and Woodstock, going and
returning Books kept al the Pavilion
Jan lsli:9of RABBIT * co. Propreiors.
4 LOOK AT THIS
n LII persons indebted 10 the firm Of J. +. Badger and
Son. are requested 10 Immediately ca aud settle.
Mrntpoier, Jan. 1911. 80
m LOOK HERE
l. HOSE persons who have neglected to call upon The
firm uf Badger and Partridge whatever may be
owing them, AMI ESPECIALLY those who indebted TO
SAID firm, dcsi I'd 10 call and settle Immediately.
BADGER x PARTRIDGE.
0j'ThNsc who have engaged 10 pay produce Of any
kind will much obge the subscribers by bringing the same
forthwith. b. < p.
Montpelier. Jan 1874. SO
MEwBURY SEMINARY. The spnng Term Of the
~ Institution commences on Wednesday the 2i.h Feb
ruary and closes the 10 h Of May. 1871.
Boa,d IN the establIshmrn inc u,ng and washing
per week 80 Tuition from p to So per week.
Ofnamenai Branches pert m 90 Music, with If
Piano Forte So Go. Incidental expenses 2j. $685.
LEWIS g. TEBBErrS, See. for Board Of Tr stecs.
riNO THE PUBLIC. The subscriber ha. engaged Mr.
Updyse Of Troy, N. Y 10 take charge of his Gs-
mill and pledges himself t. customers that hereafter
pains shad be spa ed tn have their work well done and
promptly done Mr. Updyke has been in h,urny mill IN
the city Of Troy for The last five years past aud is we'll
quanird with milling all branches The mill
cly new, three Of best Fl cRch Burr Mill
aud ihrcr od Bts and having been fitted up great
expense, is FIRST order for The pub
lie ate invited to give II trial. WIN. w. WELLS.
Wa'ctbprv Jan. 81, iSil SOC
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Hii \ |, D. w A II f IN
Ef1NRf2OoH e. TAHDA

cG Milk STREET, BOSTON. hayc on hand and are
w constantly receiving from Birmingham q, Sheffield
large supplies 81 HI HARDWARE and CUTLERY which
they offer to the country trade upon the most favorable
torms Merchants W shing obtain their goods cheap
are requested to examine this stock before purchasing
Jan 10 SSs4m
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ADAMS HAY-FORKS.

FNBE Subscribers continue to manufacture this article in
great numbers and to supply all orders from Their friends
and the public promptly and upon their usual liberal terms
Those who wish for the genuine and true Adams Fork,
will do well purchase Of the subscribers their asens
and always to be they get with the genuine la
bells Containing Names printed thereon. Merchants
and others, who order from purchase fem author
wed agents, may rely upon first ra!e article.
RUFUS ADAMS.
EZRA +. ADAMS.
B-ookfcld, January 9, ls4l. s7tr
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NOTICE

ynNlIS may certify that have This day given to my son
~ LoRss CARDELLr his time during the remainder Of
his minority and that shall claim Of his earnings
nor pay any debts OF his contracting aier this date
Auest-JAMEs CARDELL. VIM. CARDELL,
Warren, Feb |, Is4I-9l
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
(NAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber red year old
" steer. The owner Is requested 10 prove property pa,
charges and take him away. AMA5A PRIDE. :
Wato bur D. Jan 20, I84l-9lt
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DAiNTS. 10000 lbs Wc,herelis dry White Lead !;
100 kegs do ground do do
10 bbls Venetian Red Il do French Yellow 10 do A
moIican do; 20 do Spanish WI Is do Spanish Brown;
20 do Spirits Turpcnine Chrome Yellow, Chrome, Grown
Ierradesena Sand Paper, Painters Bushes and Sash
Tools Copa Varnish, Gold and Silver Leaf Gold Silver
and Copper Bronze, by J and H PECK and co.
Burlington Is Jan lSlI-SBSm
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E,nAn FEET SEASONED PINE LUMBER
~ OOO lor sale by S BURBANK JR. Feb 1871

rs horribly given that the siockndIs Of tho Farmers and
l. Mechanics Go. IN rwngsyiIo Barre are dmring ihri,
business 10 close, aud that all goods hand WI be
sold at cost m cash, Al persons DESTROYS Of ny good,
cheap, viii do well 10 call and for themselves Al
all persons Indicted to Sad hm cher by on ac-
couu', hereby notified To call anG svtle the same i'm
nediutcly they will DO sf wi attorney Tor cocc
GOn. q nj WEBB, Agent.
Barre Feb ls4i--0l.
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4 TNOOEHIESs TOO chests q hat Young Hyson lea;
- 60 do Hys"n Skin do
% bags Pimcno 20 do Pepper so do Coffee % boxes
Pipes $50 do Bar Soap; goo do Raisns 40 do Sta rch
100 do dipped Candies % do Sperm Candles so key,
pure Ginger 800 mails Cassa Sgnette Brandy Holland
Gin; St Crolx Run' Baltimore Gin American Brandy
Champagne Port, pale and brown Sherry MADEIRA and
Sicily Madeira, Maseilles Madeira and Malaga Wines
| by and IL PECK and co. Burlington Jan I5 ls4I
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nfE.STUFFS. 800 bbIs Logwood St Domingo;
- $50 do do Camprachv;
go do Fustic 200 do Mic. Wood $50 do Camwood
50 do Alum; 40 do Madden 30 do buc Vol 60 carboys
O Eiiro; Arc and Cream Tartar; Nitric and Mua
Acid Aqur f'rtisi Bengal AMI Flotant Indiso Quer
Ci,ron Bark Peach and Bar Wood Cmcuma Lac DYE
Nn GIL Press Papers, Clohies jacks Tentcr Hooks
by and Fl PECK and CO. Bur;ingtun Jan rs
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| BUFFALO ROBES-A prime lot of Northwestern Bnf.
ID ialo obes fjr sale reduced prices By CHARLES
ISPALDING. MONTPELIER, Oct So
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NAILS, BRADS, IRON IL STEEL.
1000 kegs Mails from 81 to God; 200 do Brads ON cd
y cod l6 hnse shoe Irn 20 do round and square
do from IA to i2 inches II do band do from Id to
= inches 10 do Scroll hame, knb and do; 20 do
English do from l-s to inches; do Shears do; do
Russia Sanderson's Cast Steel Spring and American
do English Blister do; German dos by and ii PECK
and co. Burlington, Jan H. 8ii--Ssm3
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A GOOD assortment df brass aud woolsn clocks con
II siantly On hand and for sals very low by ABB
BOTT, 81
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TVHE sub: crbers offer for SALE large assortment
l. SMALL WARES usually kept in city thread store
consisting IN part OF
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SUGARS TEAS AND MOLASSES.-2000lb lbs brown
- Sugar, 1900 lbs r ami fine loaf Sugar, 10 hhds Mo-
asses, 20chesis Tea o. Hyson YiHyson son Skin and
Black Tea for sale by Bancraft and Riker. Dec 1910.
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS y!

A LARGE Assortment of Silver Spectators, German d,
N steel and common de- convex aud co,cayc for sal
cheap by J $ ABBOTT. 81
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w TtFNFN5 The ErglsIaluTe oI INC oIaTe OF VcTmUnt
in the year A. ID. 1888, assessed tax Of two cents
per on all lands pulic lands excepted in the town
Of Lowell IN the County Of Orleans SAID state for the pnr-
Of making aud repairing roads and building bridges
These are 10 warn the propetors and land Of the
town Of Lowell WIN have not paid their proportion Of such
10 labor otherwise TO the committee appointed
perniend the expenditure Of the the subscrber
that much ofher lands will be sold public vcndue
the dwelling house Of Amasa Paine, the Of Lowell
the county Of Orleans, Tuesday the 2olh day Of April
neat Ten O'clock forenoon will be requisite discharge
their respective taxes with Costs Dated al Lowell this 2h
day Of January, 1871. AMASA PAINE, Collector.
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GLASS, GLASS, GLASS II COCO feet Glass, ussor-
VI ted sizes for sale by Bancroft and Riker Dec ls4O
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Sept. lG.
Court Of P,o5Gte, Portsmouth, Sept. l3, 1871

Court Of PyoSGte, Portsmouth, Sept. l3 1871.
A n iaa.ramcnt IN writing, dated June I'd,
"A is4l. purporing 10 bo the last WI and
testament of Samuel Sherman, late Of Ports
mouth, dec. was presented for Probate aud
letters tcstamcptary thereon.
II ia ordered that The snn,' be- received and
the consideration thereof referred 10 Cart
of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall,
in Portsmouth, on the I'd Monday in October
next, at one o'clock =. NJ. aud that previous
notice be given by publishing copy of this
order three several times in the lleruld Of the
Times, that all persons interested may ap-
pear at said time and place and be beard
A true copy--wltaesss
SAMUEL CLARKE, PRO OK.
Sent. lG
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Guardians Notice.

VuNIIE subscriber has been duly appointed ~
Il the Hon. Court of Probate, Of Newport
Guardian Of nor children, Carohre a. Lowe,
Martha LOWE, Abby B. LOWE, aud Ellen Z.
LOWE, minors, children of William Lowe, late
of Newport, Merchant, dec and has given bond
to said Court for the faithful discharge of the
duties of said trust, she requests all persons
having claims against tha said laiuors Ia PIE
sent them for adjU$tmcnt, and those indebted
10 make immediate payment 10
MARTHA NJ. LOWE, Guardian.
Newport, June z, loIl.-[6w. A26
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LEGAL NOTICE
Court of Probate, .vsoport, Spi. 6, IS4I.

Court Of Probate. .NeWport, Spi. 6, 1871.
rTlIE second administration account on the
i estate Of Elizabeth Townsend. late of
Newport, widow, dec, was presented for al
lowance,
h is ordered that the same be received and
the confederation thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Probate Office
in Newport, on the lst Monday in October
next, at 9 O'clock q. m, and that previous no.
,ice be gwen by publishing copy of this or.
der three scvera times in the IkSah Of t4e
I%afs, for all persons interested to appear at
said limo and place and be heard.
A true copy-wlincss:
H. A llowLAND, Pro. Cik.
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internal improvements, fron n point on rho
Chot,ahoochic river, opposite West Point,
in Georgia, across the state Of Alabama. in
u direction to Jackson, in the state Of Mis-.
sissippi.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker " House Of Representatives..
SAM'L L. SOUTHARD,
President of The Senate pro k@vOre.
Approved, September 4. IS4l.
JOHN TYLER.