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-Notice

Il hereby given that application vii es mets
70 the CommissiOnensOf Brown county q mel. ,,s
next session for an order 20 lay out puole as
ia Byrd and Union townships, eonmsneint =
the east fork ofsbaighi Creek. ifOp. tne fo.S ~
leading from RussclSille to Mann's Aii4s oaAl.
sEander MoOay's farm, running Menss
east confer Of Edward Evans faFmS thence WIN
his line to the south east eof1er of eaid tasmt
thence west with the line Of EdvaId Evans uqe I,
flames E. Slack's farnp, and ihe VEST tes
James Worrs farm TO james E4ars1 eeInsst
Themes south west with said Evan's ena -.
WorI's and the Widow w'eEain's fa1ns 20 -.
liah Works fam; themes west on The linz 81 y -
FFonenee and the Widow Ms'blain's iaIms
,eetion 10 the road leading from Msnn's Mili.to
Ripley, near shs east cad Of J0aa Gaildsrlaua's
lane. - a ,a.a
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Copper, Sheet Iron and Ian
Ware Manufaetory,, :.

Sy,1HE subsclibsI has Po.S"16, to,msrly ca lrisd
s.sahiis hment IN K1plsy, a,,as tseping on
:egS .,oS S' ss.o$snt ds Stoves and Po. meta, .as
ssaa ssaSs ssnd occupied BY P4fis',P & p q Evan.
Stseets oGe oCui ,,;M S ali Il The lowest prices
- csssh or approved country proouTs' v,..zs,
'st Moves may 6s obtained oiJ d: Evans =
ca. IN GeeIsetown. IA =. a :, !, ~.ie 5 b .g,yl
h.ys also rsm1yed my Tin Shop 70 sne ae
..s where Lpssaa lssPing ..a gSas..ls e sano
Esaelal aSso' ,,og on aad ain ssoftment Of Burt'
'1eSsa s"ss" I1 Oil Biaeking, byyhOssait OF rstsH
sa'p'O'F' iRIPAIR ING. ..s,,p 60.
e.ovss and ssoss Ware, TIE snu S0PPe
yy s,sbairsda al ths shortest potlss; ,3.,.,,
wv WETTPS res fol stoSss viii os 'sOn 7S
sssntly On AaAa''1s' WIN. X. BURT.
"a taA0. 40-tf
Pork, Wheat, Oats ana =. sSovs at,icies, Of j
,.vuncnt of old depts'
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GI5T3;{sS :IIS

nTk l1hFg .raIED DOCToR Jos. PAIksTLEx
PsTkRs, YEGErABLE PILLs, and haysa
- nssitatioa n pTononneng then the best
Antibiiious Medicine that We have rAssa
N oaffamiiies. We are sequainted With beye
eraI samilies in this city who giy'e them the
Inrefaferios ie nllefher kinds, On eceountHct
fheir mildness and I the 4ameaime. certainly
Of action. New I Oh zs1s l-ins
More than Ten Millions Of boxes Of thsss
tfulv valuable Antibilious Pills have heep sota
IL the United States, Canadass West 1nqiess
1 Mexico, and Texas, since the 6rst Of JanuaIys
eighteen hundred and thirtt-Gye.s
Hundreds and thousands bless the sfny the
were induced, by the percussion OF 2 = es
trv a Rox Of Doctor Peters Pills.
I t1acfor Ia. Prestey PeteTs. Dear sir;-l
80. ,ssd v6,r valuable Pills these lest fapR
4 sssy.. in eases Of Dyspepsia, Liver comnlaints
I Ia Sick Headache, and have found them, U 3
Naiority x cases the most valua ole e.. Ei,s
II ever used. " go go, = ra;I;s,,.
q For Sick or Nervous Head.aehe' o, OF 1lHees ~
/ Fevsr. l woeld recommend Peters'F hls1n Pss-
4 fsrsIce to ali other kinds. -
n ie'oAe y r. u. ARMSTRONG; n. D.
Ths following from the eminent Doctor Em'
.,son- isconsidered sufficient. ~. se.t
Ihsge ussd 10 my practices thess ne
! .rS Hector Jos Priestly fslsFs' t<sslsHS
u h"t;hilious pills, and considered them ths asss
Far,iiv Medicine have ever used. -,
al E,esRl supply Ofthose valuable rlts ~
~ aA!a,a.d nv d. ] !. Stewarts GeoIgesoVp, snq
~ sS.'.rhy Ridgsway & Co. Ripley; Rd .nsy
Z .h. Rad az most ofthe principRlstcres tnrppsa
snt the United States
~ yanuary, 1882.
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Is hereby Eivsn, that Application viii o. mae
to4hs Commission srs Of Brown Co9n ~ tss. 49,,
rosdia Jackson and Eagle ls townships, ,eommsa-
M At Hearth Ind Fisher's sttam saw minp
fr6n thence % Mathew TonBt laae, and go
sj6E with saidrans; thence % Dayid sssIs
tsne thence to John Hanosefsf ipe1es g Q = el4e
Caudies, then and there 20 cross The stnts 49, 49,. .
tl,,nee 70 the county road leading isem SPssgS
Hsaton's TO Ross's miil. 1pls
October 26th. 1912.
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Ills. Of Tovu.Ie'. sOAApuoa oa ~ next P.s''
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oe,ob,t la. lsAa
Administratrix's Notice.

"A LII persons indebted 20 the estAts 81
"a Jacob DAVIS deceased. late Of Gresn
.hs ..,hoswusbip Brown County Ohio, are TequeS.
led 10 make immediate paymenti ane
hose haviog CLAIMS against said sSiais,'
are required 10 present mem, legshy .sg
proven, within one year, 'of ssla'as
BARBARA DAVIS,
AdminntrSsn1.
octobe, 9Th, le42.
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4 Rnst and Shoe NE king.

I. Al Is M. BltJE LEN has cornmresH me asS.''' oeo
z ~ ahoye business in Georgelof'wa|
-, Soors wesl of w ,DoudRey's taserHl
g;ssrs bel respectfully solici,s share Z 3 3
pdbiic palrcHsge All work y, en'sGs'ee w. Y
k;m s;il be we'll and promptly done. F9l .; i 4
nlm WNa = October 18th ls42.
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e e .llal - & 9 !
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There vim b . psiitiou presented % the Coa.s
missionsn of BapFn CeDnty, % theH eftt -,
lhes IesJs fTor, saYdenia 10 Williamsburg, psm
where Il has lately been establiabsd hy fsslss
through She farm u Aiebibsld MeI.ais.
m6ne ng on said road 1T the said meLAls
eaa line runntpg the former tract, % MS hnsS
thBvce down 6isline 70 intgISsrtsia q penn 4
mon bHsh
z f1etobet 22nasIsl2
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Administrators Sale.

st OF REAL Rts9 - 7SsNnt !. ~
BY virtue ~ an ordeFo. sne couss ID
common pleas Of Cler%"ni, q ,SSS SG a6d 'reSi-.
4 their April term 4; Z z is42 nsrsi will will Offer
sad a theit August .stql, Y =, iTa Siassp n The
;'s.v " sa.s i Brown andnibe i0H e Ag, 3,
qiRSsI S"Frid.v II lhs il.h day e GSysSSsE
si Sss the Prggssy s1dSIo.' y
81: one ii lds in the toWI O. h,eg,nS' ~,
pors nauber IC3. Terms Ters99 q !. q ,;05,Ss
shitd cash ia hand, enc thi!p ~ saos, .soS.bs
sstSe semAiuinp third in eighteen moasas no. y
ION The dat OF sale, win ln.o'ss lls.,.a = 4
cured by mortgage 81 IsIR Gspss "a Y NIDERs. w
Administratnra fihs estate 81 4sslA
handle decd. ~
0el6hst 4tbg s42, .s ss,gs \ I.
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O. W.KIN O.,


viii practice Law inthe seyeral Courta
Of the Counties Of Brown, Adams es4
Clermont; his Office is on the East side
.ofthe Public Square in Georgetown, ,Bt9Nq
County, Ohio. 81, s.
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THE sTEAM nj DO AT
AI.R = Y A % !. N

vINgs gsiss ereone th1foaga EPpgtl PssY W
ans a regnla rP e sei b5ts. sspta. aaysgs51s
,n5 c;ncipaati Itis the iptsntsos Z. q
~. 20 max heFa safe, ana pleass N 8
for passengers, FYeights shall Ds ~, ;ii lea9s
dled and the echarges mod 4,
Maysville SssEy Monday, 9e"s ~ 7uslbay,
dsy, At 9 O'Clock, and J'us 3 hoaF.
Thussdsyaa sStgEsSs EsS = Ii IsC MsatsE,
Novtft ts4s -
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSYILLE
aa PACKET

90 The light drausht fast ruA-
-RRn6 ming steam boat, RICH
s. "a MJND, Captain BLAED,
, Vli5sissFsssi will run regularly between
EEs=El the above Ports: Leaving
.i,in.innati every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
rdsv. at IL S,elbck NJ. And Msysville every
Tuesday, Thutsday and Saturday at 2 O'Clock
A. this Bon. will run regularly and Punstual.
Ely, she respectfully solici,s q share of patrons
age. a.
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NOTICE

l.hs,.bgglsls.s '.sss sssi y sssss z
led to the GPmm'ss'.d. n Perry toysnshlps eqpls
leave TO lay put Inv rUsr road Oh Gluay nm nsEf
mencing az ste ~ House, running ssfa'ens
the Glady ssn ool ss,sieht as IheEtOund
me Tor =. gsGI line between Brown a . ~ y.
the s"un, y iatsrssst a county road C'hns issa
contsmpl'.Slsrh'' M. MANY PETlTlONERs.
os.Obsr %, lsa2.
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~ ELL1e III, -

:. ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoK At Law.
Omeo on the east side Of Che Pdbiie Square
2 eGeorEstown, Ohio. isssi fsslS
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Law Notice.

DAVID g. DEvoRE will practice his pro
.fession in the Courts Of this Judicial eiFsUlt
.Gsiee in Gsorrstown, Brown County% OhioSat
M North Easteorner Of the public square.
|g May l3ths ls4l. .ss q
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stance sta S.0m mac when any food or otber -.
said. wa was placed there. This ;nioo ~ ~
and Wa was easily taken from The he s, 49, ne
was ~ ~ mas bottle of it. The ,oi Ea',, J
pure as # w r,'sent time apparently as
peculiar " as Ten years ago. II had the
or of res; properly of seIfpreserystiorn'
if warr,a lung Putrefaction. Il wonld
in lined ' to blood heat. dissoIv. " a,
CONE VINE glass. He said he had n ",ea ,
to ;ts 70 any satisfactory concIusio me- -
sD us Character from his a Illusions as
it had no : e., But this he did know. that
.bev v, ~ alhnlty with alcohol. and ,ba,
otaIlv were ere In their nature and atfr; bn, me-
NO ay. q1lverse, and possessed counfe Ta
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LAST AND CLOSING SALE ,--'-
Books 4 Stationary
AIAUCJTON

'iiio L ENlNG, SATURDAY.. and No,
-, day, May 7 and 8, at earIv canIIo-
llght' will be sold the balance oe -
stock OF Books and Stationary, coa,n 'ne
sing the largestand most valuable unIG
ana ,b [n9 q, nnest Letter paper, originally
IN the lot having been held back r na,;,
now Tor better prices. They will Du III
no" De sold, '0ithOut reserve. as the on. -
er Is determined not to paw freicb,
mem again. Gentlemen living IN ,6 6n
Town or county are particularly inv; ,nJ
he a a,t as many books, well WORTHY
che attention of the literary and sciant;
nc nc WIN be soId' aaording rare oDnor
unily 10 persons wishing to repIen;sb
neIr Libraries with choice and saIsnt
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communicated.

Nav n t6il ms life on Wednesday the A,b
Of Mr. john p B. Bi% Stan Mrs LUCINDA sToss, wit,
OF her age III the thlrty-ninth yeai
0as MIS- Stone ; was originally from Ten.
, neSsee' Oat had been for the last In IN
Years years resident of this yjIlara ei en-
t; months past she was mos g .L ~
i.,ao laOorlng under disease. bnf tba III, ,.i7
lasI months of herife her suffe rinal ,G Nv. '"o
e eS'reme' almost without mifigation we're I9
t =, "nIch she bore with pa ie6ce for a.
ruue ana CHRISTIAN resignation seldom, - ~,
n noSSeo' But we have reason - w
5 sne IS now an inhabitant of thai oa up
~, c,Ifne' where disease and snfcr;na
ano unknown, and tears are wined fig
very eye. The deceased has Ief, o'ri
:, J' nc husband,and circle Of attach
H. 'iIe 81. 10 mourn her loss, vet even -
III, ms affective dispensation thew sou - -
l bu as those without hope, beIjeyio@
ma, nat what is their loss, is her eterraii
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Trust SAL,

virtue of a deeI - g..
- ed to the undersigned ~ 81 eaeS,',-
"iIlle Of Madison county Of 5li'-: - = 9
the 9th d~y of February Is40 49, 40 \ ,P +
recorded IN the Probate ClerE,s ~, - \
:: na1Ison county, in the State -, - s,
"a IN DOOR OF deeds G. pages 5I1 s,I 80 80
20 lG' Inc purpose Of securing the n9v,,a 80
Of 'he following six promisso-,. - =,
p p'z; one made payable 10 tbe -,
Dan6 OF Madison County. one - -. - ~
Ion Bana OF Mississippi. t,, r.,'-, -, 49,, y =
lnercial Bank Of Natchez. o,e =, -
commercial and Rail ROAD ~ ~.
:. 'cc t and one to Taylor, G--i-.- =
y Co. OF New Orleans. FOR wbg-s -
.ald deed Of trust was executed. 49,
Jay meniS not having been mad. - Z
hg 10 the provisions Of said dsaI -
ne undersigned having been -. pa
y Inc SAID parties intended y y. -
ash, N-~''o3' ior &
." the fourth Monday Of IIuv PER.
front Of the Court House in thu t. q
Canton, IN Madison COUNTY saJ So 50 :
Mississippi, the following ns- - ],
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NOTICE.

ETTERS of administration bavino
~ been granted on the estate Of q w
hlng, deceased, at the Probate Court Of
Madison county at the April Term. I849
all those indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate navn,en,
and those having claims against the
same, to present them duly authenticated
within lifetime prescribed by law,or thew
will be forever barred.
R. M. LATIMER, Admir-.
may 50-A |
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HOOD ~rDrE

vi e. ls BE>NNrrr -.
as ats - -
tlsary Il Hsasss. a. -.
ga. . aas At $50 -.
gareF,et Nh.-s Es-a.s.
--1.as e.4- = szserser -
-saaavs awAss E--ksa a.
eesa~- tsea Essaa4 D. ~ -
- - F-.aset be- ~
-~tEv, Wsksn -
ess-Eas &c
~~eFpo-al ras-v-~ sa.- j. -.
R-ese4 lasa-r A---l "a IA -.
.z'seF,-4 tzeea ~ Na-Es-a IA -
se a-r - 49, A-r. -.
saast 4as.E
Fer~as ~s= s. na.
zrew2s@ meee na- N-. =
aeF saF1cesars. II lss
aaaEe.
@ar -
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CAUTION.

4 II CAUTION.
one rbonu5 s TOT either Of three notes ~
on the Oh S I'.'afs each. given by me
Robert Montgomery. ,,y.LI 80 1o'0' ''
the IS, day of Janusrx 80 - 80 one @
on the lst day of Ja71.-, - -, ,,'' Seeoa-
last on the Isl day Of i5.., 20 an ;ae
The consideration Tor 80 80 : . e.
"eT gwen having wholly falIeT -.
,s5oI'ed not to pay any or ei,bsr0,,,l---
Unless compelled bv Nv '-
Can't :, JESSE H. EWING .
'- - Ao&-. IN
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,,. me LAST SALE of Dry Goods and
miscellaneous articles will also I..' 4'''1
on Saturday and Monday, Nav 3 and "C Q
at which time all the stock If vaI "o .
goods on hand, will be sold aothoyt ,a'. .
as the owner will sell at any price ratb -
man pay p.So another freight bill on them.
fra nJ a $50 Is various and the goods
ireSn' and embrace many choice and Va
l III artlcIes-such as are always want
ga on Notwithstanding person.
wishing to purchase goods a rare onnor
t4nIty of buying at their own nrica pPo =.
they are bound to be sold, bring s6at tbaS
may Also few large Family Bibles
and Ruled Letter Paper, with sundrv
' III articles too numerous to mention
III OF which must be sold positire7v.
Canton, May 6 l842. 5o
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noy rsd'ss res, are adopted, they will be an
10, u"yso and the settlement of the con- an
the present. NO more for
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THE GASTRIC InICr

Professor Silliman, in a late lecture.
stated that the gastric juice, which is the
great agent ofdigestion, would pour into
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Inc undersigned will convey - :.
purchaser or purchasers. such title = i.
vested IN him by virtue OF said tr8s, 49,
no other. u.s. anu
T. II. POWELL, Trustee.
canton, April 90, 1842-4s-4
Printers fee Sf2 50
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StraYed or sfnIen

ca VI sGOleD,
NROM the subscriber, on the p;gb, &c
- the 3Oth ult., roam mare. Small
blaze IN the face .about 8 or years old on
her hind foot mars of cut ANY nerson
giving information of said mare SO tho,
| may get her, will be liberallv re-
warded i0
O. SAMUEL EWING.
Canton, May 6, 1842-5O-tf
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IL ok SALE.
/ a WILL expose to public sale. ba4,-a
the court house door. in the Town n
Canton, "' %
On the 25lh day of July. 1879.
the following described propertv -
beginning at stake at the wes,sr. -.
dairy OF the town of Canton. Al ~ -
east corner Of fifteen acre 10, rb,, ~
longed to said county of Madison tb.,-.
south eighty-two degrees weSt s;v,v-
eight and half poles; thence eiqb, -
grees east thirty-fve poles to ) Sal
thence elghty-two deg rees east sixrv'
eight and half poles to stake. ,b.nc.
north seven and a half degree ~,
thlrty-iige poles to the beginnipg CO.
tanning fourteen acres of land. Is,v;1.
out OF the southeast corner orr go = :,
land. Levied on as the prooer,v u
George q. Skipwiih, and will h solJ g. /
the taxes due for I84l. AmoY,to 80, -
es due S25 80. y tax
}. II. YANNOY.
ASSESSOR & Collector for ls4l
April 81, 1842.
T. lee 9%l. 1918
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ID + a. SLRUs.ITgs =
ae4 $780, =. -.
sse-e - : s--s.--l =. - ~
sae=e 49, asr a. -. -. a.
- - - 80 tAr
H.-- - s-tsss - a.
--. ...- aaFzg Aat ee.s
- go - a. =, r-.-...---.-l -
go usF aar- -. .s - -
-~as sasza. 49, s---..-. -
laeFR. GEsf
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4 DMINIsTRArnR.s -.

- - NAfsE
Is D. the 4ihHoa.lav ~ Nav &C..
H., =, 8 adnlnistrafor.ou thes~,.,.,' $50
.a'e walter +. Cor6-lI sers.ssf d. -
me highest bidder, beiose sheCos-. - - i
uoor IN the town OF C.rrb,~- - -
so oou'y' Mississippi. the iollex,,- =
,e e.'o5l property: the north eas, -
" o. section seventeen. of -.
c ' range seven east. and b, -
'ouf' Ia square number alav., Il
own Ti OF Carthage. Subject 10 - = ''''
ne purchaser viii BE- reauire,s !, 49,
months. ~''e IA Twelve
THOMAS l. WHITNEY
carthage, Leake county.j
Nay 4, I842-50-3
E-u,AA Valuable Farm for -
b IL Undersigned wishes Il ST. -.
plantation, wing one All 1 -. =
h; ;,-LS e'7t q Canton. The f,r, -
iiSh state Of cultivation. sn. - : Il :
dwelling hoasg AMI - -
use fuses stables, and criss-,h4 sr1s--s
- oelng anxious to leave the S..
'',.1 a bargain For fur therpsr,i,.,l,--.
PPIy on the premises 10 as
may 7 49, = " 4 Tx
5-4
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E, 0. Chafee,
TAILOR.

AS opened IN the establishment
formerly occupied by Montgomery
& Henry.
Canton, 80, 1842 40 ,c
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INsoLvENr NOTICE.
VIZ l--ess-sa=- aavzs Lega 49,
- Po.a.e1 - &c Haz1rl s 49,.
CoaF- OF Aa-ls1a coaatv. C.--s.5-
e's 10 receive aud rePors -
'a- estate O. hayal z. 2. ca. -.
81 reported .asolveug- No. E s----
~ e-sea = a. Perscas aar.nz M,
a iiast sad esa-e. thzs taa a-t.-.----s
!, INN ss'22ers al mees e. e.. -
- '--'s 10 e1ca aaoasa flr lhe a-ss =,
.a2l,as- n the C11a-las g.. ~ -
VI ,ec1.- : Co-- ia- saz p-rse.e ~ ~
-a--as p The AFORESAID s.lss.-. .- ~
Estate -
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cL- $3.50
LAUGNLIN g. SEAPlEe
forwarding { Conn;~zso-
MERCHANTS,
LEFEE STREET
FiCESBCRG. HISS

REFERENCES.
"s'S's- WATT, BUzkE & Coz
g ALVAREz FISK, Esq. Na'chez.
n, BrREE' War; 4 Co. NOr'a,,s
SOY
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We " ORLEANS MONEY MABKFT
corrected from the .Nerc Orleans Co.. -.
Man |. 1910
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Cash: and Cash Onlxr

4s~ $50 a. az1rS.-1 - - g. =.
sTfas @ea- - a. ~aaz~~slx -.
= 49, .s<~sra A. s~Cs 49, -
'-.aass, - s-sg-s Il. k~a-s -. =.
gga.a~-
1A1kS GolSrEE
Saas-z. a. : ls<s-xx-sf
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'---- 1raeraa aa
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-11
ADDITIONAL RULE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Rule 81 is so far altered aud modified, that no
tice of the petition of Bankrupt for discharge
and certificate may be given 10 creditors whose
residence is within the county where the bankrupt
resides, either by personal service twelve day be.
fore the day for appearance to show cause, accot-
ding to said rule, or by letter sent by due course
of mail twenty days previous thereto. And in all
cases Of notice by letter, authorized by this or any
former rule, postage shall be paid thereon, so that
creditors be subjected TO no charge OIL account
thereof
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-11
DEATHS.

In Mddesex, 4h inst, Mrs Caroline, wife of Ira Cummns,
aged about 81.
In stanstead L. c. Goth ult Mrs Hannah S. wife of Henry
b. Perkins, ESQ., and daughter of Zadock Steele formerly
Brookhed W.T. in the 36h year of he At the of
she embraced the Christian religion lived example
thy of imitation, and departed in the trumphs of faith In her
death community and the church deprived of of its val
liable members Her memory will long be cherished by her
yvng relatives and friends her bereaved husband and
ly child daughter, the loss is irreparable.CoM.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-11
PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons interested in
District of Randolph IS. { the estate Of Clark Will
son, ats Of Wilamstown, in said district deceased
WHEREAS, Chester, Howard, Esq. the administrator
w on said estate, has made application 10 the Probate
Court for the district aforesaid have the time for closing
the settlement of said and for the payment Of the
claims against said extended year from the 4h
day Of August nextTherefore you hereby notified 10
be present session Of said court to be holden at the
house Of j. G, Gale in Wilamstown on the second We'd
nesday in August next, and make your obIectens If you
have cause
Given at said wlIamstown this llh day Of May A d
1912. 63 VIM. HEBARD, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, l In Probate Court hidden at
District oi,Washington IS ( Montpelier within ard for
SAID district, The 25th day Of June, lSd2
IlBA SMITH, aGminslrat on the estae OF Sidney
~ Woodw I'd, late Of Waterbury in said district, dcceas
ed, presents his petition in Writing to said court praying
for license to sell all the real Of said deceased, to-
gethor with the rcvesion of the WIDOWS dover, to raise
money to pay the Just debs against said deceased and ex-
pcnsos OF settlement OF his estate the personal estate OF
said deceased being insufficient pay said debts by S523
35 and the real estate of said deceased being appraised
the sum Of S515 % and the appearing necessary,
Whcreupon it is ordered that said pc ion come under
consideration at Probate Court he holden at the Pro-
bate Office IN Montpelier the 18Th day Of July A D
1912 and further ordered that all concerned be nohd
thereof by publication in the Vermont Waterman and
Journal prn ed at Montpelier, three successfully
all Of which be before said time of hearing that the
may appear il they she cause give bonds for the pay
mcn Of said debts, the stauterequiros.
by the Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.