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SOCIA ITO y

Or, Principle. Of True ORGANIZATION Of Society.
II IN, ef,fsrtlip # tt column disrc f~om tat of
TIE TriBlne ddire, i,fter post pad 70 \ BRisBsNE
Residsnc, II Lesnar3-r.reG
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Iecture.-A Lecture, devoted 30 scientific exanl1a-
ton OF tire ersnd question - hsman LrrRTY VII le ~
ivered Tomorrow Evening at tie Lecture Hal, III
BroalHlv. II n'-lock.
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The Vcr,p.ra.cr s,yre,

a. The Temperance Eyre, a COLLECTION >ol or
s..,l S0.r> afrau, ed au4 adapted o t- most ppYuls
.. of , ,aN and designed for Temperance meetings. b,
NJ, Mary :. u. Dana author OF the "N0rihem Harp
e>plfutul Harp ETC.. Just pOsi >lru bN
DAYTON 4 SEMINAR iq4 Broadway.
ir2y Adjoining iat ffsnklin House
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Ir Ire Monlliy Neeun- q the F,curR A-so,i'rio>
OF IT, Cy of Nes-Yora v be hrii az the Lecture HAIL.
~ Broadway, Tn, Esea-n. at o'clock.
r GnEs, Rec. .ec'y. , 49,.
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De WATCIIFUL of your HEALTH.

Dr. Br.nlreil'- na~~ - INV - nH'tfy A'NN-
moved Dc rom - he r.4Ie.t, h, friend, o. be- cr1i NJ
ro~ue, and ur1s.r,. vino are 20 deceive Tie on
wary. Remember, Dr.. BssHireti', cacc IS - no. I'D
~ ....-r,. leo
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URINNELL. MlNTURN. - South st


u have Tor sale
~hcatr. COppsr-,n0 eases Eugi.,h from u 0 > %.
Iron. 10 tom, English we'll assorted.
Tn Pats>-9in boNr. assorted.
English Tn-lD.nOH ib' Block T m.
Tr, Pots-S0 English, ii1. lto 100 and noeaon'
IIeou ir1r--3 Ton, assorted
Iyorv-iN n-ne TEEN ami 20 ~criyelios.
RIO C0ife-j.eo bas- prime green
-nrar- tN boxes Brown Hayasa-'io spn n1is Bflt'i.
Rns.a Sal Clo-loeo piece, q aal o inch hIaaehH
unbrach.d Rus = Ravens Duck-sn pieces %. acr'i.-
Rus, p >IfriIl->--sn bales he1clsl and Gnll.7.i.f
80 Darsrs-le" bales superior quail ~.
do Crf.li-h1 bale. a,>orfed
ITO Boz Rnpc-irl coils do.
MsdIer--0 ca.h. prime Ouhn0
Fioreitr P4D-r-le bales entitled to d-ben'ure
>ov-io GhI.c-,.
N.rn,.inu-lU ra.es Chinese.
Ird.go--1 cases Manila
Rhuharil-5l cas-, Fast India.
Ca..a -ana0 mats and ~ cases.
s,ap-len case, Gcuuas.
CaEie--to boxes Sperm. escorted.
olive - --4a pipes. Also
A. rtutut - CHM Slks
Bar- e. 'l Haliser-h.e,>-l case a..
Va. PONCE so cases ~ InCh.
Biaea ~afu'-j d1 ~ ia1-
Black >trspaf~-l r1.e.
Crafe Siaw.s-4 ease embroidered Je>"
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DNNEFORD'S PATENT iMPkON-

DINNEFORD'S PATENT iMPkON-
JED ELECTRlCALF FLESH GL0N e and SIRAFs
iuc- Leary ua.e oi ibc system By .ret0n tli t
~ M tearir the asa the ordinary Horssiiar Gloves
ar Liable 81 To.
s pr.f y,lu- NJ the Hog.e-I1ir Renovat0r a. 1e-7
D.utic ager; len app - o Tie human body %" tN y
known o. every Sha has paid ffe least ser 20 ne
.rqr.lzcr 1 healthy acton OF ttr skin 20 r. are 7Ete
comment
FOR al 81 A. Il. SANDS CO, rs Brsdwiyi corner
o. Ci.a.nhsr--.tr--t. Grlsie huid'ug. i-'t
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i IKENESSES nixon hy The nlsncrreo-

WlN and Joa-.i iu superior siy with all ttr modern
improvements; without gard 90 the weather, ur POI
,ul being sNay, tho same
Tnifc'ioa4 n t- above beautiful az are given 1ni "a.
rarafu. 'urf ,nci ~ Wl ierafs price,
y. y. \. De apparatus u,cd .n The bushes .'> 49, ''
tanc.i 20 above place. N,o every dr>rn- OF y n'-
tu-e Ca-- Len,.-. Plato. So 80. -1-lf,- rIaF ur .n
= il-e IL D u IL lLln dunn L. laE.
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II (uI,iyntsr for July.-Ihe Cul4'auor Tor
Iulv i faadv or delivery. Subscribers "N can luI u't
,riq,l.r. viii please de- early a. = convenient
DAYTON \ NEWMAN, 1879 Brnadrayf
M formerly at corner Patton and Nas'au-'i>
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NJTUAL lN~JRtVCE.-On Dwell

i.r t,.uI.I. ItfE HOt ~Eif0IDtR> Mt Al. IN
81 RANCE COMPANY. Othce if Wal st., t1r separating
t0s insurance oi pNHrE HOUSE, lHd Furniture from q 20
ODD stores aal Nrr,iaud'.e
we known t1at almost al .e losses incurred in tAe
business o Insurance. are The result Of the burning o. fiiua
boz store and costly rnnl>
tn, .uerrl,e e expense OF insurance Id th" household
er 8nI mfy Pu ly Deprive hm of rr very security i"r
vith D.. q7.- i., premium. 80
Th, cash uavsrsfs premium, form fund. Nhch. ai-
lrratgr ,N.HIt 8II LOSSES, pre-utt Toy scrip ans
issued 20 the assured IN proportion % the lsou OF tier
insur-uce.
To-, Company prepared % insure against los or DOM
ace l. fr, Dwelling lfo4.-s occupied " whole or ~ ist
hi .f ii..,.,.I Furniture sui all Household Property
or.Uutrv kept Fro dwelling hnu>s, livery person i-l-
ing v l Company entitled 30 one vote ''- e3'H ulH-
l-,-. dollar. Insured.
nfpFfTHrS
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GERMAN SILVER.--JAS.

"a 6. NOFFEIT. Li Prpcs-,treet. near Wooster,
would paf cU,arf cal tie strHt ol Hardware Dealer
Mauuia % PED, p-f 1fsi oi Gera1u SNer
stcl hr offers luI Wholesale ani rcs oi all tick
lrs.ts rud w3Htns equal % any either Fore IN or Doc
s..t.r loo 10 nr lnd >aitis.. s2eu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12
,UHREE DOILARHATS Three Dol

hr llf.Iu,t finished, hc most ,pcniW arucIt t'-.
offered go thc public Elegant short nap Nor,h.u " u.s. o.
r pr,r OF - co. Also IN arr che nj = &c., EQUAL a Gee
uh'y and iu,,rc 10 those conmoniy -'i q. : "t iI
finest quality Drfb Ca.,imsr's = ~
BROWN. p.altcai Halter.
LIME 4 4 am tI.4 tltft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12

Ga -a C.Yerplarck. r ABnser-0n. stephen Cam1clf1-,
Rabt iir. Ludlow. samuel Naruu, Frederick Dfpps.cr,
NtIau a. HARRISON. F'tk S.hu-h3rdi. Daurl seymour
4 r. RODGERS. President
mvI--fn ID G.. TAYLOR. secretary.
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rO-COAL. COAI.-Bost quail
PLATES-Leonard Reed 4
of the best
DILLS OF EXCHANGE on all parts

material. and quality. and o. al s1e, cast a. le Of
tee of the New WoTL. Inquire OF j. W. RICHARDS, IN
the Pres, Room. (lasement.l au-l 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12

VO THE LOVERS of superior Black
Tc7l-ToWcll, Nxt-iel--TLs extremely a-.cou
ana unparalleled Tea 80 highly Celeb at' n China an'
Europe u.t fGi. 0rtel. i1I ,ale Al linz Canf -
foHsrarv. Genera. Tea Establishment Ut Cha'l1 q
Neu-Yo.k. Boo .e,e packages puce l' RS A"d ~ e'O
Ufv.f %
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ANn CInLDRFN,S CLOTH

DING. either 70 who'e,a.. ar retail m DcL~pN~ urW
Cl0i1r Store No. Chatham street. cheap a- iur CHEAP
@ amt =, good iic best that be- found 100 ny other
,,.t ,,. tN.. ..tv ir9 3a. p
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cTEAM ENGlNE WANVED.-Al

y prrht ENGINE of about diiosn hogs, '"fr. DO ape
proved modern obstruction, aud u good .i i" "f
+, thort boiler. d. wanted by the advertise Any per>-1 '
u if at- En.Do. NJ t- chara.tcr. o. d-p ot may
hear oi pure y Yrv arding otter post paid di
dressed a. upper Pot Once Nr"-l orh-si,n DIS
az ao.f.t-
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HEAVY INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

/ such rs Army and Navy Boats, Tents. Bnoy,
Marine Drs>cs, Machine Band Ing &C &c. rS.cue- 100
manner which lrtes competition. by the RoVIury irfr
guhb,f Esiah.slu-ut warehouse rs-rpyfa 10 - Maiden
IdHr. H'tAtt ". DIV -ur"fs,. il
i,4 RrxburF l. T.. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-12

~ i,InI. hvo single man. sell furnished loan'
,h ir,1 ,.i agI tsl uurn. hr summer mouths heie-
moo, , .-hlalO. Term, must ho- moasr'tc note al
f.,,sI o u stating terms, location, Sc. iet ~ NE
H-a 500 u.at with muruilfc attention. .Ni' ''
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Il. DENEREUX. Draughfsman and

THE WORLD !-CONtNT, go Grand street. has
now on Laud. OF the latest spring fashion. excellent d.
sn-tnoat of * ltat, ~ : - = 81 ani Sja i.-ton o
~ cent. plch bar from former prices, A-o SUPERIOR
artcie Fur Ha for -, equal Ia any old DO NE cf in
~ and ;. lar public re,p riiuilf invited ptal
GOOD ASSORTMENT ~ Bows Hat, aud Caps on hand
f,2l 2mrni 4 ThsS CONANT 22n Grardst. near AHen
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yOUN NcCABE & CO.'s intelligence

j a.s-r ..s Na..ru..l ~. TtsNcfs-lion. ~ ~ "rin
- ID nl.,.-t s... ". ir..u. Prot. HsuY Is. "a. 10
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IL hNTED-Ten or twelve active, in
SETATER POWER TO Lease.-Manu-
Z CT NTLENAN of religious habits.

81 . situation. by a Young man WHO understands .'
- r. =. Ollie.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
A NEW VOLUME.
JULY, 1912.
TIE LADY'S
WORLD OF FASHION.
a @agasfme
or CHOICE AMERICAN LITERATURE

A new volume Of this Magazine will begin With
July, 1912; when series Of importance improve
ments will commence. The work IS devoted es-
pecially to the ladies', and issued in style never
before attempted in this country. 1t contains ar
tGles from the most popular and pleasing write ~
of the day. on every variety of subject Most of
the stories are Of a practical, domestic, characters
from the pens of our best female WRITER'S while the
earliest fashions in all their varieties are correctly
! given; so as to make the work welcome at every
tire-side; in the halls of the fashionable and the
gay, in the home Of the virtnous matrOn, whose
own needle supplies her raiment, or in he store
and sewing room of the manue maker and mn
| or.
PLAN OF THE WORK.
| The prominent design of the Magazine il to fur
nish in elegant and attractive style the earliest most
correct, and full report Of the Monthly Fashions
direct from Paris and London. This we are ena =
blcd to do several months in advance of any CO.
| temporary. The advantage of this to every lady,
who makes taste in dress the least matter of life
will AT once be apparent, and to the professional
dress-maker and nilIIner of the United States, the
enterprise will he of incaculable advantage. We
issue every month number and variety of cos
tune, which puts TO the blush every thing in the
way Of monthly reports Of the Fashions hereto fore
attempted.
For this purpose the publisher embarked tbo
most ample means and resources in the enrerprise,
and malured his plans 10th in this country and in
Europe prior to commencement. 1t has been a
favore project, and has been deliberately under
taken, aud will be carried through vigorously.
,r,,
"~"N 'N IND A', , '''"N 'I'''
IN order to render The work ornamental in the
highest degree, and to make it perfect parlor
w ,,,"i ~" o',or,';,;", u, j., ,,o,o, u , r'
in ,he s,vle ,hc r,SI;or n,,,ns i, l., rron.osoL w.
;",na o.. ,no', aIo,an, avs r'op'u'ou "
c WV ,Ln %"" ''eINo''n ~ e's''
ss ,G", wv I W.. "ais; III WV oo"no}' N'asa. c
~ I"o,o a anu u"e.'ns so,;gs " u"esc o
,, ~ ua a mos u"Iono' a. ''"es, M"' I've gwen
"o "o,t Pnpu'I anu o."s'". "'"s'' VI ''c uay'
oRiGINAI coNrRIpurons
The series Of popular tales which have appeared
in this Magazine during the last volume, hears tcs-
tinony to the talent and number of our con,ribu-
tors, who embrace some of the best male and fe-
male writer's of the country. Our corps of contrib
ulors is monthly being increased, and the new vol
ume will be opened with great accession of lite
iary strength. All the articles which appear in
this work have particular reference to the female
sex.
TIME OF DELIVERY.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
B.hL,SANI OF TrVERwCRT,

IAS been used Cossry for eight years in the cure
L these diseases. Q rRcmcmbrr the original and gen
ulnc is mmrONLl 1873 Bowcry, NY. ALL others ure
spurious aud unauthorized
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLhINT.-As a
general rchrdS for these discaScs amully satisfied from
long experience there Is no incidence equal to Dr. Tay lor's
BalSlm Of Lycrwort Being purely vegetable can be-
used with the utmost safety by all persons in every cOndi.
lion. II crar,e' The lungs bY cNvccordtion, relieves dit.
ut breathing, and seems to heal the chest There can
he no question: Int this medicine Is certain cure for
chronic coughs and colds. have used it for four ,cars in
my practice, aud always with success.
,.. \. +. ROGERS, NJ. d.
1TCONsuMrrlON! THE following remarks were Ia.
Ken from the last number of the Medical Mneayinc-
The surprising effect produced by Dr. Tnors inlsan,
olycwoft, in consmpyc cases, cannot Tail exciting
deep an thrilling interest throughout the world. Wehayc
so long believed This disease Consumption ncurable that
II II difficult to credit when we see persons cyi.
IDENTITY cunsupte, restored to health. Yet this is ict
oldaily occurrences how then can we question the virtue
Of the above ciirne In our next We shall be cX-
pliciti meantime we hope physicians will make trial OF
this medicine, aud report lis effect to us"
NOTE.-The original and genuine Tay Ior's Buislm
Liyerwort il made and sold at 375 Bowery.
TO fEMAIES.-The number Of females in d,ienir
health in this city is truly surprising Weakness los, If
appetite liver complaints aud many other dseascs prcy
upon them making them pale and lean Of flesh All this
can be remedod by the o medicine that
will assist nature in all her restore tone TO the
nerves and muscular organs OF this kind il Dr. Taylurs
asam lycrwort, which being mild and purely yegct.
bile, answers females admirably II all will USE II, we ARE
confident M elastic step good appetite and rddy checks
VIII follow Once more remember the original and gcnu
inc Is made nj 37j Bowcry.
IFSplTTING OF BIOOD.-This disease consists of n
dschalge obood, oen irothy, from the mouth, Er0ught
up with hawking and coughing, and Is usually nrcOpani
ed with difficulty of breathing, and pain IN the cies,n
sometimes II IL preceded by AN oppression al the chest
dry tickling cough and slight shooting pains. This d
Il always more or less dangerous The great danger that
these symptoms and immediate remedies can alone save
this end. nt DR.. Tay lors Basam Of ycrwOTt sure
remedy and to show its Success certificates Of
cures from i23 Citizens and many physicians will he pub
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
a1nrtrp.
From the Boston Miscellany.
AN EVENING IN SUMMER,
BY CHARLES. G. EASTMAN.

BY CHARLES. G.. EASTMAN.
The sun is down, dark grow the g'ades--
The stars are gathering in the deep;
And Ger the earth mig hits misty shades
Are stealing, like dream in sleep;
The wild winds, wandering through the sky,
Stoop from their paths as day Declines
And nestle with shivering cry
And weary wing among the pines
The twilight fades, and all the earth,
The night with solemn gladness fills,
The moon, as fair as at her birth,
Where heaven is welded to the hills,
Through feecy clouds around her flung,
Wheels up, besides the same sweet star,
That with her, when the sky was young
Looked over Eden from alar;
And small white clouds, like tufts of down,
Blown DER the bosom Of the deep,
Are wandering round the mountain brown,
As sweet thoughts wander when we sleep;
While, family, in the west afar,
Is lingering still the days last light,
Around those kingly hills that bar
The clrcled heavens from our sight.
The cool breeze sweeps the dark blue lake
The wild brook to its sweet self sings,
And the quick night bird now awake,
Brushes the wave with glancing wings:
Sweet Hope, with fair and gentle smiles,
Looks in the sick mans face and tells
How fresh-lipp'd health, from fairy isles,
Is in that cool breeze as it swells.
Oh! would that thou vert here to gaze
With me upon this evening sky,
To hear the rising wind that plays
Among the tree tops green and high
Stirring their myriad leaves, until
Their murmur'd music swells along
With all life s utterances, that fill
The world with perpetual song.
With thee beside me, o! more pure
Would be the prayer send on high,
And more meekly should endure
Li(e's sorrows, from thy tender eye;
Thy love would teach me what no book
Der which I've pinned for years, hath taught,
Calmly on batlled hopes TO look,
And bless the changes they have wrought,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

MEDlCATED-PRIcE cts, %, 10 cts 4 oz,C2 l-2 els,
w lb--A remedy that hGs gained great rctuiniiGn
i"r inc cure OF '"rhs, colds, whoopns cough, ph,ic
sore throat aud al diseases O the lungs; ESQ l. In
lcnsyc use for clearing the yccc for vocasts or Public
HP'"htrs ana IN consequence Of the extensive sale md
N"HurH" 'Ictcy Tor curing the above complaints has
caused number Of Druggists ard Conicctioncrs to count
ot ms valuable cough remedy. An imitation has lust
"ch SHOWN me WIN ~ name stamped ON the candy cvi.
dcnlly to deceive the public For the genuine You viii
'aIlnf WIN Browns Bonesri Candy, Melicaied," and
see HAT the direction Is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped WV. BnowS." The true article is fur
SAFE III Boston, AZ wholesale rnd retail by the Marulctu.
ftF, corner Of Washington and Ellots
For sale by A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, VI.
ASH paid for slippery Elm Bark, Snake Root, Blood
~ Root and Rye smut, by JAS. ROSS,Jr.
Woodstock May Il, lsi2.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Braintree. $. Spearc-Brcok6eld, }. d. Kinesbmv-
Bradford, j. W. u. Parker-Chesea, &. &. Sionc-i'o.
rinthGeo sleeper-East BrookfeldP. Davs-East Tors
ham, W. @. Dickey-East Randolph. Ecerton 4 Walker
East Corinh, John Chapman-Newbnry, Tappan Sic
vens-Posf Mills.-- Stanford. w u. Sanborn
South Straforl, II Russ-Theorn, - Tonsbn,r
-Union Village, J. Walker-vrshire. s. pustin "
fwosi Fairlee. stephen omas-WesoRsndolph FdmunJ
Wcston-West Topsham Geo lonnes<-Wcls River y
FGrr-Washinson, RuSs'll :, raglcv -
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
STATE OF yERMONT.l Ala

pIsTRIcT or HARTFORD, SIS. ! held at Woodsiock
,riLin and for said District on the 27d dag of Juiy
A. d. lsi2, Present the Hon. TuoN,s 7. RUSSELL Judge.
instrument pnrporiins to be the last will aud Tesla
N ment nf D,SIEL q. BAKER late Of Norwich in said
district deceased, being presented to the court here by
Thankful Baker the eSecutriy therein named for probate;
IL Is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein he notified to appear at session Oi said court,
he held nj the Probate Office IN Woodstock in said Dis
trct the 7th day of Sept. next and show cause fany
they may have against the probate of said WILL for which
purpose it Is further ordered that copy Of the record
o this order be published three weeks sucessvely In the
Shirt oftte 1ge printed Woodstock in said State
soon as may be.
A true copy Of record,
ll7-3w. DEL BILLINGS, REGISTER
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TO THOUSO.NLa.N,S.

A FEW copies ~ Matson's American Vegetable Prac
n icc, or new and improved Guide Health, design
81 lor the isc ri ituiilics Fur sale bv
sept 10, 1911 NATHANIEL RANDALL
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
srhTEOF yERNIONT.)

SrArEO OF VERMONT The Hon. The probate
HARTFORD DISTRICT, So. SCOUT for the District
" Hlrtord'-to all persons concerned in The estate Of
INEVITABLE CIOUGII, tate Of Norwich in said Dis.
irict, deceased, tesidte.
GREETING.
WHEREAS 1RA DAVIS Of Norwich Administrator Of
w the estate Of the said deceased, proposes rendering
an account Of his administration; and presenting his
account against said state for allowance, at session Of
said Court To be held at the Probate office in Woodstock
OF the third day OF of August newt Therefore, YOU
hereby notified appear before said Court the time
and place nIoresadand show cause, any you have why
the saidaccount should not be allowed
Dated ut Woodstock in said District, this 25th day Of
une A. D. 1912. lli-2w DEL BILLINGS, REGISTER.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
DAVID HowEs, Guardian.
Norwich. February ith, 1912.
STATE OEYERMnNT.lI, is ordered

STATE VERMONT 1t is orlcredby thepro.
HARTFORD DISTRICT, IS. ! batc court Tor the snid
District Of Hartford tina hct foregoing petition
der consideration and he heard by said court nj session
thereof 10 he held nj the probate office in Woodstock in
said District on the 81 day OF August next, and that all
persons interested therein be notified thereof By publish
ns the foregoing petition and this order three weeks
ccssvcy IN the Spirit Of the Are, printed Woodstock
IN this state, as soon rs may be.
by order OF the Court this 2sth day Of June A D. 1872
lll-3w DEL BILLINGS, Rei lister.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-12
SAMUEL MOODY'S ESTaT'E.
TO TIE HON. THE PROBATE COURT
FOR TIE DISrRICT OF IIARTEORD.

fJ'ilE Petition ri DAVID HOWES Of Norwich In sul
District respectfully represents, that he is the legal
guardian o DAVID H. IlowEs, aud JoSEPm IuwEs, in
,ns under the age OF twenty years, aud IrL, aud
MARY lowEs Infants under the age Of eighteen NcUrs,
that the said David H. Joseph Julia aud Mary, mcor Will
he entitled to certain Tcri estate, situated In said
Norwich, which said real estate was decided hy their
Grandfather Joseph llowc., to Joseph lIowcs lr. NJ
Montpelier, on the 18th day Of August ls3O, be by the
sHd Joseph Jr, held in trust alter the dcccusc Of the said
J0sep for the use and benefit Of the above named minors
which are the children Of your petitioners and to be decided
to The sn children, when the eldest them shall arrive at
n age, which sad real estate is described Us follows to
vii, about 90 acres Of land, lying the road leading
from Ebcnczcr Spears house, To Cyrus Pnrirdees house,
AMI bounded IN the north by said Spears land, OIL the
west by land belonging to the heirs Of Joseph Hunt late
Norwich deceased the south by land owned by Pas
chal Slack and land owned by Enoch Cove, nnd Oh the
cast by the above mentioned road and is all Ut the land
which the said Joseph llOwes died seized the side
1 said road in hrSccpus about four acres which
was set of t. yout petitioner the 18th day Of January
l1i by Clr, Partridge and Thomas Inzcn, referred Tor
nt purposc,,nI that sale Of said real estate Is or
would he conducive Ia the best interests his said wards
Wherefore, he pays said court to grant him license and
empower him to sell the same.
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