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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE

t,ehers having taken the house the street
am. ~ ~ front of the Bell Tavern and door
- 9 son, intend To carry on the Auction aud Commits
~, IN III lis branches. They will also inform their
~ INC pnhllc that they will continue their former bsi.
ing negroes, and collecting debts the City Of Rich,
81, % Throughout the state OF Virrina-l:s giving To iner
~ hrrs an opportunity Of having their claims collected
iasofh" terms. They hope by strict attention 10 oh,
,''on 10 their already very liberal patronage. Their
WI be ready to receive goods on the lflh inst.
- ROBERT Hill. & co.
charge for hiring out negroes will he per cent. for
d. We slime, q do for collecting 500 in the civ
under 500, u do. They will also attend the ne
he i i, case d sickness through the year.
G6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

TnE Uf.NDEED DOLLARS REWARD will give the
a. reward r,r apprehension os Negro Man, named
I'm. t.Arn Oh, State, ani delivered 10 M. or ~ h"as
rn il n. Srll. and secured - tint gel him. Torn Is
~, 4 YEAS i ahnut inches i.h, tawncy color, GOOD
am utnc. >iqnn.rs little when spoken 10 quick; haa on
81 II. m Virginia clothes, old aud coarse blue
IA, ,tht ;nrcainare. He good carpenter and may
.se o;cr pas frn unknown hand 10 look for work
III, oclt:l - doib 10 try aud 9" North. - .,..,
CHRISTOPHER 7. BROWNE.
Ns,,, Va pNh q1-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

frD2D AcADE iY.-The exercises Of this institution VIII
~ Subscribers the ensuing session, com
seem. t- 18Th II the month january and term
a: III Eth er-inher with vacation of one month
ne cmn-t I'll. of instruction. will embrace all Tie
ag u the English Ia usually taught IN preparatory
shoots. a,u the Lain Greek and French languages Mathe-
ar ugiadlug Ari:hmlr, Algebra GrometIy, plane and
''n.'irai. Tngouom+iry and Practical surveying.
f.rh.-Eaird, including every thing, 800 Oo
Tuition. 80 90
" deduction WIN be- made for late entrance.
aittes,-EuG;urd Academy, Kin: William, Va.
II. J. CHRISTIAN, Principal
JNU. L. CASON.
I'm 75-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

N-tTIcE TO SlrRvEYuRS.-No plat and certificate vii
hereafter be The Land Office, unless the No.
the warrant. Of date ri anu name oil waahe
are distinctly the certificate.
By order of the Register, - .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11
deemed pertinent HIMSELF and required by ether ~
" y " IVY JOHN DANIEL, C.

CuMpEnLAKp Co. Ho., Feb. 2lst, 1871.
The parties interested in above order Of Court are hefehy
cd have appointed the 2th day OF Mareh next or
said orde which time and place they will attend win all ne
JOHN DANIEL, Special Commissioner
Febo5 S5-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

u AMI OF viRGiNlA.- Meeting OF the PieSit III aud ~
10 ,,pr. u>ay, md March, 1871, the following Ere
".s, adopted:
- $:acxrors having nded at their Annual Meet
President Directors shnd apply 10 The General
tuHy declare dvliead, not exceeding
mt on. tie profits which had then accrued and another
exceeding per CENT out Of the profits OF The cure nj
n.rai Assembly having passed an ACT, during The
au;h1flsiEg the saine-yct. the Presucnt ana III
> lvn. determined the said Annual Mr.thg To r.
al sprci. payments, under tir convection, thai
r-ronucndri both by their duty To the public
.i Tor the interests Of the St"c khudfs-Rs9tres
airh possible under the eSstn: state 81
tpnfiun IL the OF the Bank II - inexIed
jt-, declare dividend authorized ny the re
Assembly bat, that Is III" Intention Of
tti nG prepare for dividend oi per cent Oh
6r py aad To-; another dividend 3 cent on t'r hrs
1llp.lt. n,U. J. W. PEGRaM, Cashisr
March IN s;l qS-aaSsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

hiDDER MEADE, ArIoRSEY a Law, will he found du-
hs business hours n his Office No 2 under the Exchange
urge -' ~ -' " $50 ~
l''eishirg, Feh.25 leil. Slot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

The balance in the Treasury on the lst
day Of January, iSil, was estimated
by the Secretary Of the Treasury, at
And the income from all sources at
Making the whole estimated means of
the year
On The other hand The estimate ofthc
expenditures ofthc year ISL are stated:
For ordinary purposes at Sl9,2o0,UO0
For the funded debt,
this d,s,ric, $4,000
For the redemption Of the -
Treasury Notes '''oo'ooo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

II 81 AND LOT FOR SALE.-The undersigned will offer
e al Public Auction, 1T Charlotte April Court next, his
h aaf haf acres, enclosed with plank fence and
~ excellent spring OF and orchard Of select fruit
NJ buildings consist Of Dwelling House of four fonins
r aud two below stairs and all necessary out houses
.ep'FM accommodation of family Terms will be
'"' .aUa. and made known the day of sale.
pa. THOMAS HAMILTON.
-'ifA -, leil. q5-t5A
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l.. GORDON, AIToRSEr LAW, louisa Court House, ia
= ~ attend the Superior and Inferior Courts of Louisa Abe
% tuvanna, and the Superior Courts Of Orange. Address
.''''A Cont House, Va. Feb l6 Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

rn,. disposed him with the education ofther sos
tn. Of becoming Assistant Engineers,
IT'D q nssr application James +. Heath, ESQ., Mr. John
iuton. y c,rr Of whom they he furnished with pros
isctn> of The each branch Of education.
',mre,cnf viii DE- obtained every department. wherein,
"a ' nnser Of pupils the variety of Mr. SIS engagements,
NJ. bccomc necessary.
Richmond Feb lltb la1l sg-3,awG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-11

Leaving balance in the Treasury after
discharaing all the obligations Of
ISL, on the Isl day ofJanuary, le42,
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~ PENDIEToN.-Ths very fine stallion and racer, by
@ Who by American Eclipse, will frs, season
- nc Captain Thomas Davis's Stable, Green county
nld>ylic. $40 the Tie is nearly the
- ~ % hs Noble His having received INJURY
: a. fa! IS the cause Of making season this Spring
w. l.. WHITE.
Sh Feb. lS;l s6-tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

NNT HEREAS lho l. gisaluic Of the state OF
Wv Vermont, in the year ls40, assessed fax Of
n ee cents per acre on All lands. (pubic lands cx-
ceptsd) Ia the town OF Worcester, tho county ol
Washington, IN sand state Tor the purpose of max
ing aud repairing roads building bridges these
are TO VAIN the proprciors and land owners Of the
town of Worcest,r, who have not paid their proper
ion Of such tax. IN labor otherwise, 10 the Com.
miltee appointed TO superntend the expenditure oil
The same, 10 the subscriber, that much OF then
ands will be sold at public ysndue, at the dwene
house Of Cyrus Brown IN The town Of Worcester, in
The county OF Washington, on the l4th day OF FEB
rnaiy, lS42 at ten O'Clock forenoon, as will be re
quise TO discharge their respective lakes, whh COSTS
Dated at Worcester, This OH day OF December, A.
D. ls4I. MARTIN c. RICE, Collector.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
THE NEW COURT HOUSE,

There is quite spirited contest going on as to
the location of the new court house, which is TO
be settled on Wednesday next The committee,
we understand, have already determined to con.
fine their selection to two spots, the ground on
which the Masonic hall now stands, on Main
street, or the site at The corner Of Stale and Elm
stress, opposite the Bank. 1t is said the ques-
ton will be determined by auction; the party
which will build the cheapest, Chat is, the Moir
street or the State street party,) according to {
plan agreed upon by The committee, to have the
contract.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
AGRICULTURAL.

Drrungemcnt of Sbecp.--The following ACCOUNT
of The success III management Of sheep, kn gen
,leunn of Philadelphia, is taken from INC Baltl-
more Farmer mud well explains tho secret which
mnny suppose The art consists in: "On Mr.. Bat
new late visit to this city, | put The question to
him, wherein consisted his superior management
of sheep? He gave the following reply lie
sud gentleman visited him not long slnce anu Oh
going to his sheep yard and viewing II asked nm
The same question: lie showed at that time, from
fiiiy ewes, awards of sixty ambs, all lively aud
brisk, with Il Iosss, lhink, OF three or four. The
gentleman observed to him that he hal his shed
covered with deud lambs sand asked wherein the
secret of breeding lay. Mr.. Barney observed to
him, .you stuff youi sheep with dry iood' Yes
ms much GOOD clover aud hay as they Will eat,
was ,he reply. You give them no water, b!t
suffer them to go out in time OF snow AMI eat u
as ,hcy nre disposed TO duY Yes '1hen,'
said Mr.. Barney, "here lies the secret. Your
sheep I'LL themselves with dry hay; they get no
wuler; aud they have not sufficient supply OF
gastric Juice to promote the digestion OF hay IN
the stomach; they cannot raise II to chet0 The cud :
they lose their appetite, are thrown INTO lever,
and cannot bring forth their young - or ihey bring
forth Il feeble, starved lamb, that tails oil and dies
on the first exposure to the cold aud ram. Oi
the contrary, take care TO provide my sheep wan
good clear water in summer and winter. iced
Them regularly with hay through the winter, and
give them ruta buga aud niuugel wurlzel every
day. The ewes produce 100 per cent. increase
in lambs. You cannot" says Mr. Barney "ge
along without ruta baga and mangel wurtzeI. =
Westen Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

Josiah Quincys Farm. Josiah Quincy, presl-
dent of Harvard College, has one OF the finest
farms in the vicinity Of Boston. 1t is enclosed
by an extensive and lourishing hawthorn hedge,
but there is no; an interior fence on the premises;
the whole presents n single field, devoted to the
various purposes of agriculture. No part OF 1t Is
allotted to pasture, properly speaking, as his cut
tie are fed in their stalls and never suffered to
roa,n over the fields, aud the advantages OF his
system are thus given: Formerly, there we've
seven miles of interior fences 10 he kept in re.
pair, but by keeping the cattle up the whole eX-
pense of this is saved. Formerly, sixty acres OF
this farm were devoted to pasturage bnt now Il
greater number of cutie by one third are kept by
the produce Of twenty acres, and the cattle are Ill
the best condition.
The saving by these means is enormous, nnd
the immense advantage to be derived from it is
too apparent TO be dwell upon. During the sum
ner tie cattle are fed upon grass green OATS OF
barley, cut the day before, and suffered TO wilt II
the sun, but the manure which is thus saved vii
more Than pay the extra expense and trouble. Ih'
farm is more highly cultivated, and every kind o
grain and vegetable has place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

"7too thousand pigs why ii won't hold The
twentieth part Of item"
"Undnnhiand me- madam ! don't say two
Houihand pgth but Two thowth and pigthw
&C hear you! two thousand pigs for family OF
six fear the mans dementedj two thousand
pigs in that pen! hes certainly crazy"
"Mthuh Y! tell you again, mean not two
thouthdnd pigth, but two thowh aud tico pigthP
"Oh --o,--Mr. Fisher, is thai whit you mean
my pig pen is at your service, sir y
81 think you, lintherey, mndam!" llsped the
relieved Fisher. as he started for The pig pen, in
which he soon deposited his two thowth and
pigth. Pdisbmg Chronicle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

Lirmg and ornamental fences. At n reccn,
meeting Of The Botanical Society of London, Mr.
ID. Cooper gave an account of a new living fence
formed by planting young trees in sIanting po-
siton, every Tree leaning the opposite way, SO
that they will Cross each other, and then at the
parts which come inlo contact, take off from each
piece of bark, and tic close together, covering
the part with clay. This gratis each tree into his
neighbor, aud forms in Il few years living fence
with diamond-shaped openings. The plan is al
eXceIlent one for ornamental fences.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
INSTALLATION

Rev. John Gdlcy recently of Oswego, n. " installed
Pastor of the fret Congregational Church in this village
Wednesday last Reading of the Scriptures by Rev. Mr. Royce
of Barre prayer by Rev Mr. Wild of Brookfeld by
Rev Mr. Converse of Burlington installing prayer by Row Mr.
azen of Born charge TO tho pastor by Rev. Mr. Taylor Of
Woitshed fellowship by Rev. Mr. Merrill of Peacham ad-
dress the church by Rev Mr. Carlton of Stow concluding
prayer by Rev. Mr. Kellogg of this village benedicton by the
pastor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
MARRIAGES.

In this village, by Rev. Mr. Kellogg Rcy Elbdge Knight,
of Mddleex Miss Anne Whittcn late of Boston, Mass
In Thetford Thursday the 9th inst by Rev. Mr. Clement
Mr.. David Slack of Stratod Miss Mary Dodge Of the for
place.
CANDIDA perpetno reside, concordio, lcco,
Tamque par sempor sit Venus Uqua jugo
Diligat ipsa semen quondnm sed ct lila marto
Tune quoque cum iuerit, vidcaur anus
4" Now gallant Saxon hold thine own,
No madons hand is round thee thrown."
In Concord, Dec: s. by IL. G. Fry, ESD Mr. Hiram Gut
ting merchant of Waterford to Miss Ornda Carpenter of G..
In averhll, N. H. Mr.. Levi Rogers of Gullha, Vt. to
Miss Mahitabel b. Carlton daughter OF Mr.. Michael Carlton
Il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

The Saturday Courier Philadelphia, which is
pretty well patronized in this vicinity, promises
10 come out the Isl of January with improve.
menIs. Ditto the Ladys Companion, published
by W. w. Snowden, N. Y, City, and a very good
thing it is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
PREM llss LUTLER.s ESTATE.

PREM ISIS CUTTERS ESTATE.
FHNHE subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
N orabe Probate Court for The District of w ashngtun
commissioners IL receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against The estate OF Prenss
Cutler late of Montpelier, in sad distinct deceased
represented nsovcL' and the Of SIX calender months
um the 25ih DAY OF November, lS4l j. allowed by SAID
Count, to the creditors &c SAID deceased, to txbi and
prove their respect clans, b,rc us,do give motto:
that Will attend 10 the duties of SAID appointment
al the dwelling house of The widow Of said deceased,
Montpele said dis ct the first Monday Of January
md the first Monday Of May mex, al ten O'clock fore
uOon, each of SAID days.
81 UART BROWN. )Cummls'
JONATHAN = MILLER, sioners.
Il A II
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
COLLECTION OF NEW CHURCH

b Y I. c o NJ + r A..

BY I. c o M + r.
.nNNn COMES of this work have been issued since
~ JN)l| It's first publication in December last 1t
curisrs great variety of Psalm ard Hymn Tunes An
hes, Chants, Sentences and other set p ces oHgn1,
Ind selected with great frum the mos eminent
posnts with know edge Of English German, euch and
Italian Music The wiple intended and calculated for Con-
eregafona and The Church service with accompan
adapted TO the Organ and by the organs' of
The Kings Chapel and Director the Boston Musical In
stiuie. - - ~
We think this work entitled place beside, it not at
the very head Of similar publications. of the day. The
melodies are pleasing the harmony corect AMI ne whole
arrange good he rud meDs plain and concise
abuudany sufcit for schools and younger SINGERS aud
vet no, eumbrous- Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
From an examination of TIN, wOS feel conhdenl II
will the present of the pubek and ank as The
best collection now exant. TIE author ssrsses hne
musical talents being himself sSful perfmer success
fu eacher good composer POSSESSING tehheen TASTE
! Judgment, and Keen discrimination - BostJn Post.
This work in eminent degree Will ten TO elevate and
improve the taste sye and character, and advance he
cuvaton of pure harmony keep pace witt the rald adj
making III he science At the same TINE adapting II
Tor schools, principally with reference 70 the s:nciu~y
We are satisfied this the best work yer ublshrd N
his county and such lie OF cen- which general
~ persades the book thai We feel col6dcni mat al Wh"
desire improvement " u introduce At INTO the Choi's I'M
medalely'- Boston Times
THIS wor< whho doubt recciye the appreciation OF our
sacred singing coruunv hy being made use 81 as san'
dard Work-Od Colony Mem71at F%@oHn r.l
We have MI found one une which mgn' b. called ln-
dnlercnt.-M4sica Visi.or, Boston, III
/
the most uonular M account Of prevailing sweetness
of its melodies aud Of It's atterlng the popular taste, by
| admitting many tunes by our own elder composers.
"s ' Musical Magazine,
| This new volume of music has received the highest
commentators from those learned in the science aud
where has been adopted by chus has gwen great sat
sclon. Its editor is professor of unquestoued talent!
and his with many will be enough TO stamp tbs work
as excellent. We recommend 10 the attention OF our
fiencs and to all DESTROYS &c obtaining OF me mos eH
ceIcnt collections of published - OH'p'rsaa's
| and Ladies Repository
NoTIoL Teachers, Chorsters and all other persons
| work for themselves. -
| OTIS BRoADERS and CO., Publishers.
: leo Washington Street, Boston, se''S%
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
PROBATE NOTICES.


SIDNEY WOODWARDS ESTATE.
INhc subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora
bic the Probate Coutt for the District Of Washington
commissioners receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all against the estate Of Sidney
Woodward late Of Waterbury, in said district deceased,
insolvenl and the Of six months from the
9th day OF November, lS II, allowed by said Court to
creditors Of said d, ed, exhibit and prove their
pecvc claims before DO give notice that will at
tend to the duties Of appointment at the dwelling
house q Widow Minerva A. Woodward, in Waterbury,
in said District the hitd Tuesdays Of January and
March at one O'Clock afternoon each Of said days.
Waterbury, November &c, A ID lsfl.
WIN. w. WELLS, Commits.
HENRY DOUGLASS, sioners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
DEATHS.

In this vagc 18th inst Gilman E. of Elisha b. and Al
mira Spear, aged 10 weeks.
Ia STOW, llth inst Capt. Elisha Cady aged 80.
In Wascd, Oct. 3, Lucy Bushnell, wife OF Doud BUSHNELL
ngod u.s. Printers Mass Conn and Ohio requested, &C.
In Orange, Dec. l, Mr.. John Norton, aged 90.
In Norhfcld, of scarlet fever Mary Abigail, daughter OF
Daniel and Bctscy Cameron, uged aud 10 months
In Philadelphia the lst the Rev. Andrew Harris, Pastor
of the Second African PusbytcrIn Church, aged ycus
Mr.. Harris graduate OF the Vermont University. Hi
people have lost faithful sell deny ing Psorthc coocd
pie bright ornament and effective heperthe cause Of truth
u hearty lover, bold and fearless advocate.
In Banarl on tue sth inst William Gambel son OF Capt
Willard Gambel, aged - years very worthy young
whose loss severely felt by his ienls and much lntcd by
all who knew him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

A potatce, weighing four pounds, was raised
this season on the farm OF Henry Hickman, IN
Franc0nia Township, Tennessee. Upwards OF Il
bushel OF potatoes weighing three pounds each,
are to be seen at his residence.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS Notice.
w we subscribers being appointed BY the Honorable
w Inc Probate Count for The district of Bradford com.
m'ss'ones to receive, examine aud adjust all ella aud
demands 81 all persons, against the estate of Widow
>usnnna F'enchi lave Of alnrec, in SAID district decd
represented nsovcnt, alsn all claims demands exhibit
ed in offset thereto; and months from the 18Th day Ct
Nov 1871 beng allowed by said fo that purpose,
do the eloe hereby give notice, thar viii attend
tie business of our sad appointments al the DIV cling house
of Isaac Nichols, ,ad 9rGinroe the first Thursday
OF January next from o'clock A NJ until p. NJ. on
sa d DAY.
JONATHAN BASS, tCommission.
AMMl NICHOLS, ers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

J
XXTE he Subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the Disrc. OF Bradford, commits
soncrs to receive, examine and ADJUST all claims and de-
mands Vf all Persons against the estate Of William Mar
tin late Of Bradford in said district represented nsoyent
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN offset there
and SIX months from the tenth day of December inst
being allowed by said court for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice. that will attend the business of
our sad appointment, at the dwelling house Of HuIdah
Mart in Badflrd the second Tuesdays Of January
and May next from nine O'clock NJ TO four o'clock p Nj
ON each of said DAYS
Dated at Biatfhd, this tenth day Of December 1871.
} NIdHo . h PE " HYt 4 commissioners.
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JESSE FERILL, ers.
Mortified, Dec. oh, A. ID. 1871.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

YUM
NE the subsgtDe- beng appointed g., Jhr iuuorsbo
w the probate court for he district of Randolph com
missoners 10 receive examine and adjust all canis aud
mAnds OF all against The estate Of b. f. Chamber
iain Esq late of bratee in said district, deceased rep
resented msOvent and also all claims and demands exnib
ted IN Offset thereto and hs from the 30lh of
Ocuber being allowed Ivy said for that purpose do
therefore hereby noice, that will attend TO the
sness % our SAID Appointments the dwell house of the
widow Sopmonia Chamberlain in Brainree the first
MONDAYS IN April and JInnary next Gom o',locG A. Nj
until o'clock p. M. On each Of sand days.
J. X. PARISH, I Commits
NOAH PAINE, sioncrs.
Brsinree Dec s. 1871 3ls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20
BOSTON NOTICES.
LANES u. TuORNDIKE,

J = NJ Us I8. IIfO h d II u,
GAND IS BROAD STREET, BOSTON,
ITAS un hand and will constantly keep, god assert
l l. ment Of
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER HIDES, GIL
CUTTA KiPS,
y. Foot and Col OIL at fair prices FIR cash or approved
edlt.
Hides exchanged for Leather or Skins.
Nov. lS4l 90:3u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-20

STATE OF VERMONT, | i il ordered by the Pro-
Ds.ct Of Randolph So bate Court, for The District
'orcsad, that all persons Concerned be unned 10 appear
before said Court AT session thereof to be holden the
Probate Office in Raud olpA, fret Wedneslay in Jan
uay next, at 10 o'clock freno0n to show cause, dny they
have why the liberty and authority requested IN the fore
going application should be granted and that for
purpose The said appcatn tugt rr with tins order, be
published IN the Vermont Waterman rnd Journal printed
at Montpelier, three weeks successfully a. may
be.
In witness Whereof hereto set my hand and the
us seal of said Court at said Randolph this first day
Of December, A. d. 1871.
81 WILLIAM HEBARD. Judge.