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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Nqi'ed States District Co'., Vermont District.
IN BhNkRUPTCN The pet'iun Of Waite, Lilllu u
Mortified the county Of w ,hingion and State of
Vermont paInt! Ia RI hard II llul, Jun Of the samo
NorIlhed III the bus pun chasing, manufacturing &
selling hmnG cloth nader the liun o Nv x II H. Iule"
PRAYING that the said w alter Liils and Richard II Lit
may be decarrd bank ups, having day been present
ed 10 mr, and the having been fund duly verified,
and IN couthm'y The requttm nts of tic act Of Cum
III that behalf is ordered that be shcwn be-
ne the Curt On the fh day u July next at uco, l.
III the furnoon al office in Montpelier, in the county
OF Washington and laid srvt. by he said Waller LIT
tie and Richard H. Little be declared bankrupis, pur-
suan IA the OF Congress in that brha and that motto
of dc snid .eon be puhlishrd IN he Vermont Wa,ch.
man and stale Joui nal Acny days lcfe the day ame-
sad opp1Intt for tic hcatmg "f said cause pursuant 10
the ules ani rcguiti bankruptcy, No % and CO.
SAMUEL. PRENTI>S Judge.
Dated Inao 81, 1912 80
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VERNON STATE MUSICAL CON-
NENTInN


Tho Musical Convention will be held in Woodstock,
commenting session wednesday the goth Of June
next at nine O'Clock A. NJ.
by order Of Committee,
NJ E. CHENEY Chnitman.
It s expected that Professor Lowell Mason of Boston, will
be in Attendance, and il hoped that induced
mlu few weeks subsequent the Convention
class of teachers md others, if such may wish avail
themselves Of his instructions.
Publishers throughout tho satl requested notice the
above
Woodstock May 10, 1912.
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STATE OF NkRMUNI,l 10 al Interested u The cs
D'stIrl e Randolph IS { tate cfAze Lynn, n, lac Of
"ra zee, drccnscd
AjHtREAS the administrators on said estate have
Wv represented 20 the Probate uur that the personal
estate OF SAID deceased Is Insufficient pay the debts and
have requested SAID court 10 grant hrm lie, sell
all The real estate Of said dGcra ed for The pay he
debts and EXPENSES Of ndm Ih.efe you are
hereby no D. ~ b" present ~ sessnn &C said Cuur
he ''"ien% ihe Inn OF c. B,dgett IN Che>ei. on the
4th Noiursdiy June ns ant. and ma kc .5ec
u the gearing sad cease, IT
Given under uy Land Ran olph, lin. 81 dAy of June
"A d. l541 MM uEBARD judge.
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J. +. GOnDHUE,
G. l.. KNAPP, Committee.
G. ID. NOBLE, }
Maya, 1919.


For the WdtehmdH and State journal.
The following resolutions adopted by the Montpelier As
socaon NJ their meeting holden Montpelier tho oath and
o5h OF May:
/. Resooei, That in the view OF this Association Con-
vonon to DO holden at Randolph the goth OF June for the
purpose discussion and action In reference American
oxpcdient, and TINT Recommend churches TO
send delegates TO the said Convention.
2 RsJired That the above resolution be the Vcr.
Chronicle and the Waterman and Ste Journal for pub
LEGATION. AUSTIN HAZEN, Moderator
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aa
DE A.

In Moe,own, April 3D. John of Edwin G. md Phlun A.
Gibson aged years and months aso, 9th ult. Reuben L.
Gibson aged and nine months, of the canker RASH.
Printers in VI. md Mass. are requested, &c.
In Walden, April 18th, Louisa C.. daughter Of Mr.. Parker
Woodward, aged months and days.
In Walden, My 18th, of consumption, Marhda, wife Of Mr..
John Jones, aged ~ years.
In Walden, the Eth, Capt. Wright Page, aged 81.
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Tho Wurleni Of the Montpelier Fire Company, with THEFT
badges of Office several Engine Companies with their En-
gines, Hose Carts and Hose, Hook and Ladder Company
with thor carriage md hooks and ldder md the Property
Saving Company, with their badges of office, requested IA
meet in font OF Engine House No Tuesday Mt o.
clock, L. NJ. for exercise and inspection.
DANIEL BALDWIN, Chief Engineer.
NIlnne Of Mammalian Innn | lAl0
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lCF1 We rejoice 10 learn by an endorsement Oh
The New Orleans Pcayune Of the l9'h that GEo
w. KENDALL, Editor OF that paper, arrived nj
home from his long and peri.ous career Of adyen'
lure and captivity at 4 o'clock that morning.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers heng appointed BY the Honor.
w HE the Probate Cuur for the District Of Randolph
commissioners receive, examine and adjust ali claims
and demanl Of all persons against The of Doctor
JOHN EDISON, late Of Randolph, in said D,.tr e.
decea sed solvent aud also all claims aud
nands exhibited In Offset heretoi and SIX months
from tic eh day of May 1912 beng allowed by said
cour FOR purpose-Ne do therefore hereby give
lha will alteud The bus Of our sand appointment
at he dwelling house of Tho widnw Susaunah Edson, IN
Randolph on The l7h da &C june 10 of September AID
- - November from nme O'Clock M until four O'Clock
i,td". - l..
L. NJ. ON each Oi saiu nays.
Dated at Randolph, May % le42
L. ID. HERRICK, SComms-
so PuINEAS MOuLTON,S 81 MFRS
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appointments Of .MdsLipmen - On looking o.
yer Tho report in the National lntelIIgeucer OF the
debate ON Friday on the Navy Appropriation Bill,
we find this passage.
Mr.. Everett, OF Vermont, an old, consiIerale
and accurate member, made this statement:
lie rose TO cal on the Committee on Naval Al
fans or any other acquainted with The subject
for some information to the appointment al
nidShpmeu, III which every section of Ike cuuu-
try had n deep interest. Ii appeared 10 him thar
there was no manner III which they could 50 ut
tach the whole country TO The navy rs TO dstrhuiu
these appointments among The different sections
OF the Union. lie did not recollec that he had
ever had the good fortune to get u person appOn-
ted for whom he had made application. During
the late Administration, he applied for poor
phan hoy TO get him into the Navy, He had not
then quite arrived AT the aye which was required !;
but he received encouragement that, when lie he
came Of age, disappointment should be made
AT that time the application was renewed aul lIe
was told that the sltua,iurs were ul. On the
change Of III, Administration lie had applied To
Mr. Badger, from whom lac had understood there
was not only no vacancy, hGi that surplus bad
been appointed by The preceding administration.
He had applied 10 the present Secretary, aud had
received as AN answer that his application should
he most respectfully considered. lie found that
l6S nidshpmen hal been appointed since his up
plicnlou, ind yet this poor orphan boy was not
included in the number. He had thence been
induced 10 look around and see where these np-
poln'men's went According 10 the Statements
OF The Secretary, of The Appointments made from
The AIN OF March, le4l, 10 the 9Th of April last,
me Whole number of nidshipmen appointed had
been i5o OF which 81 were from Virginia, 90 from
The District OF Columbia, aud 10 from Mary land
ana OF % other appointments IS Ind been from
virginia, from Ihe District OF Columbia, aud
from MARY thanksgiving TO Virginia 40, 10 the Dis,
irct Ut Columbia 20, and 10 Mar, lnhl ~ making
lOl out OF 2o3 appointments This WINS ~ wny
TO attach Tie country 10 The Navy; aud il il was
NOT rule with The Department 10 mike u disl,i-
bulioH offices, it should lm provided for hv law.
1t is naturally difficult 10 keep up The exact nr"
portion 10 which each stale may luy CLAN, i.
appOinm MIS- but the gross ins~'- -, such
by these Saie"enIs In ,nnlny exhibited
aud 'hat s""' .avor OF Virginia, Mar Wand
i"' p. .; earth most prolific OF candidates
every tliug in the gift Of the Federal Govern
menl, tie District OF Culumbia might and slloul'
be uvoided.-.N Y. .4mtriran.
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The Indian Council near BuffIo has res tlted
in an auiirahle arrangement by ren,y of the t-
frrences between the natives ~ the Ogden Com
puny, WHO hold II recognized right OF prGenItlGn
in the purchase nflhelr lands The treaty Of 1888,
which the n'.iaus ale dye To he fraudulent and in =
valid, has been given up, and instead oi their he
inn bound Ia surrender all their Reservations for
q stipulated sum and remrve to the West they are
TO retain their Aliegnny aud CatiaraugiS Rescrvn.
lions aud surrender thai near Buffalo only, which
they are allowed two years 10 remove from. The
Ogden Cumpany retain the right Of Pre- -eInplion
over The others of COURSE but sOlrmnly guarautee
the absolute nyolubiliy of The Indian title there
TO, until they choose to sell it. They ARE To have
Two years in which 10 remove from the liuflalo
Reservation, aud 10 lie paid for it in proportion 10
the original price for the whole under the treaty
of 1888 The Council was attended hy the ven
ernhle Ambrose spencer OH the part OF the Uni
ted States, Senator Naihun Dixon in behalf OF this
Stale, and Hon Samuel llourr in behalf Of Mas =
sachuse,s, which Stale originally clumeh This
territory, aud is hound by compac's TO guard the
rights OF the Indians OF course every Thing
was conducted with uprighlness and humanity.
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CoNGREG ATfONAL STATE CONVENTION.

AT meeting of ministers and members Of Congregational
Churches in this Stae held ut Mddebuy January 18Th 1912,
1t voted to issue call for General Convention of Con-
gfogtona ministers und eeg from the churches of this
order IL Vermont be holden o the Of discussion and
action in reference American Slavery especially respects
the duty of Christians and Churches upon that subject
As committee chosen for tho purpose of Issuing such call
hereby give that with the leave of Povdence such
Convention will be holen on the FIFTH WEDNESDAY,
t29hl in JUNE NEXT at RANDOLPH CENTRE. All en-.
brdced within tho call aiconiely invited to attend. The
Convention will open O'Clock A. NJ. and will probably
continue two days.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Monday May 30. At market $50 beef cattle,
~ pnirs working oxen, Is COWS and calves, 600
sheep, and 1860 swine. Prices. beef, same as
last week oxen $50 to %; cows aud calves, %
10 35; sheep | so TO S3 swine to D ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-06

The nroptetors nf this b'ishmrn invite hc attention
or purchasers 10 the SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS
Offered The assortment IL "f h MOST ExrEN-
The the sly urpassrG lo b"duy AID goat
taste the qudhies second 20 and III pIige as LOW
good articles DC obtained from any other souco
Bnston 81
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WE are about receiving large and prime stock OF
w new and seasonablo GOODS, which bought
very low md will hc sold small advance from cOsl-
II YOU would buy CHEAP give us call
BALDWIN, SCOTT s. Co.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
ii n, BAYLlEs, Al his cheap cash store is opening
l.. great variety Vi Goods, which will be sold al pr-
ets that wall not fu TO suit the purchaser Please cal
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WIG COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
Windsor County, Mt Woodstock, 9Th June.
Rutland County at Castle,on, 9Th June
Orange County, ut Chelsea, June 22d.
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GOODS of every description viii bs sold At lhe very
u lowest prices by CHARLES SPALDING.
NASH WANrkDN on doOs one year OIL and over
" by CHARLES SPALDING,
! ISREsH TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEE and SPICES
| l. at the Cash Store.
| SSPLENDlD SILKS and Fancy Goods, a,
y LANGDoN u WRIGHT'S.
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rs hereby gwen that have rtHn@ushea TO my S sGH
L RICHARD, his time t'"h aud alter W's na'e' 49,
his ca, n,ngs nor pay any bis Of his con rse'ias
JAMES Z, SMITH,
Mnretow, NAV 30 lSl2 %
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Also an extensive Assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

CHURCH LAMPS and COMMUNION WARE;
Parlor Lamps and Branches f,r Candies il mia Tea
Ware, Of all patterns Silver Spoons of yo and
pattern; Silver Ware Of superior finish ard workman-
ship; plated Tea UrnS-CuiIce Po,s-Tc1 Trays
Of iii sizes great varey Of Funcy Goods for presents
nice Parlo ocks Table Cutlery Of fine and common al.
iy, etc.
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nONNETs AND RIBBONS.

T The OHEAP CASH ""tUjH e, Florence, Dunsio-
"A bic, Braid ana other Hornets, md do Canes large
assortment bonnet Silks and Lawns asoFowers Wrea'hs
and Rbunns Apf %, AZ. LYMAN & KING.
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STRAW BOZ NNTS.

100 doz PALM LEAF HOODS AND BONNETS
wl,h a general assortment q MILLINERY ARTl'
Giles and SILK GOODS for sale ve.y low for Cash Of
short credit. April s-5i:9
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and defence Of our Army, hNrpwms Me blood
Opposition party The responsibility IL, reference
she,i ana expense OF this war; an" " or Of this
10 ne iacls, showing tlr' .,o J,oroc, liza
Georgia army had BE- - me ci'n'" ''a
one man only - ~eh Nnlus'y '"'p"s"o" .
.nereoi had been arrested on u
>, ,NG,der and tried aud acquitted by a
CHARGE y; ury. ne opposed the amendment ana
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n A Z DIV 4 r e.

Al TIE OLD STAND No. "a, Union st. BOSTON.
HOMES, HOMER & co. take THIS method to mIors,
their friends aud customers m Montpelier and vlcn-
ny that they have received b. the 1c arrivals from Eng
land very extensive importation OF spring goods consist
ing Of all the varieties of Sheffield and birmingham
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY.
They nave 80 added their stock a1c assortment Of
DOMESTIC HARDW ARE,
pied to the of the country all Of which They
disposed sell 10 the country trade good Terms
be- procu cd in this cry elsewhere eitherfo cash
approved credit. 30
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BANCROFT ~ RIKI
NEW GOODS.


(tuARLES SPALDlNG is now receiving a lar se stock
" Of and fashionable Goods wh ch VIII BIZ sold at
reduced prices Tor Cash Montpelier 90th Ap.,, ls43
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FRESH GOODS,
CHEAP ENOUGH.

All THE CASH STORE
lust opened by LANGDoN L. WRIGHT. Please
u call and examine them. 81
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HENRY b. rONVNsaND.

HENRY B. TOW SSE1ND.
Store No. l. Liberty Square. So KiAy St. %, BOSTON,
+ S now opening fom Auction and ,h'r sources, an as.
l sorrment Of FRENCH aud INDIA STAPLE and
FANCY GOODS, VIZ.
10 Cuses rch BONNET RIBBoNSi
8 CAP do.
BONNET SILKS;
French and T. mciicau FLOWERS;
Fancy Kdhr.. and >CARFS;
Mohqir and Kid GLOVES; MlVTS, PARASOLS,
SUN SHADES, CHALLkYS, MUSLINS. LACES,
WIRE TASTES, COMBS, SC Sc.
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BLACK LACES 81 EDGINGS.
STORRS and LANGDONS have the best stock and
- variety Of Lace goods So MAY g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-14

Nh. Clays resignation was read in the Kentucky
legislature on the 23l u He says
81 have for several years desired to retire into
private life but have been hitherto prevented from
executing my wish by considerations Of public
duty. ] should have resigned my seat in the Sen.
ate at tie commencement of the present session,
but for several reasons, of which was that the
General Assembly did not meet until neal q month
alter Congress, during which time the Senate
would not have been fully represented, or my sue
cessor would have had only the uncertain title OF
an Executive appointment,
The time has now arrived when, think, that,
without any Just reproach, may quit the public
service, and bestow some attention on my private
affairs, which have suffered much by the occupa
ton of the large part OF my life in the public coun-
ellis. II the Roman veteran had title TO discharge
alter thirty years. service, !, who have served a
much longer period, mny justly claim mine."
Hon. J. J. Criltenden was unanimously elected
to supply the vacancy occasoned by Mr.. Clay's
resignation.
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

Mr.. EDlroR, -l see by your paper of the 9Th
inst. that the State Commute have made n call for
conventions Of the friends of protective tariff,
without distinction Of party, in each county; and
would for one although an obscure individual, J
through your paper, request our County Commt-
Tee immediately TO make call for such convsn-
ton in our county, and endeavor to have one that
will put 1910 in the shade-for unless the people
aud the whole people take the business in hand,
our servants in Congress fehr will not act with
that vigor which the occasion requires. ! am an
obscure individual with bu, luls influence, but
have discerninent enough to see that unless wa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-03-14

Murder in The Legislature Of Wisconsin.-On
the lth inst, in the Council, fierce personal de-
bate occurred between G. c. p. Arndt and james
r. Vineyard, which was stopped by the President.
Immediately after the adjournment they met on
the floor and after exchanging epithets, Arndt
struck Vineyard, when the latter drewa pistol and
shot Arndt through the heart. Vineyard has been
expelled from the Senate and an indictment for
murder has been found against him.
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From .4Gicd. Liberia papers to 9Th Dec. re-
ceved at New Orleans. Dysentary prevailed with
great viruIence Mt Cape Palnas Doct. Wilson,
missionary, died on the 18th of Nov. The Brit
ish expedition up the Niger has again failed, many
of The men having died. Great havoc has been
made among the slavetraders by the British cruis-
ers, and among other vessels, the noted slave-brig
Gabrielle has been taken. In cruise of sixteen
months 80 savers have been captured, and 1927
negroes liberated
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT IN Probnie Court h o!den
WAsHiSG1oN DISTRICT, SIS Sat Montpelier, wut in and
for SAID district, the I'd day of March A. d. 1912.
DOGER HUBBARD presents his petition to said court ,
In representing, that he of the legatees
of Timothy Hubbard, late of Montpelier, deceased
and praying that said estate be off to
and among the several egatees whom the belongs
according the provisions of the las: will and testament
said deceased and that committee be appointed for that
purpose.
Whereupon il is ordered that said petition come under
consideration the 18th day of March, A. d. 1872 and
that concerned be notified thereof by publication,
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Vermont Waterman & State
Journal printed at Montpelier that they may appear and
object, 46 D. p. THOMPSON, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT ! IN Probate Court holden at
Washington District Montpelier, within and for
said district on The LIST day Of March, A. ID. 1912,
GEORGE WORTHINGTON, executor on the estate
VI of Timothy Hubbard late of Montpelier said dis
ci deceased presents his administration for
temrntWhereupon it is ordered that the be refer
to the 10Th day OF March next the probate office in
said Montpelier for examination and allowance and that
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
order in the Vermont Waterman State Journal printed
said Montpelier two weeks successfully may
be that they appear at said time and place. they
cause, and object thereto.
46 By order of he Court, D. P. THOMPSON, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate COur; holden at
Washington District, SIS. Montpelier, within and for
said district the 22d day Of February, A. d, lsi2,-
TERUSHA VINCENT, administrative on the estate of
y Zadock Vincent late of Warren, in said district de.
ceased presents her petition in writing said court pray
ing for icence sell all the real estate of said deceased
for the payment Of debts due from the same showing that
the personal estate OF said deceased is insufficient thei
for and the necessity of said sale-Whereupon it is
dered that said petition come under consideration at the
probate office in Montpelier, the 18th day Of March
next and that all concerned be notified thereoby pubca
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
Montpelier three weeks successfully all TO be before
said time appointed for hearing
45 D, p. THOMPSON, Judge.
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! p. THOMPSON, Judge.
In Chancery, fourth Cir
cult.
Stephen J. Forbes,
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT. In chancery, fourth Cir
Washington SIS: cunt:
George LangdVn vs.. Samuel Forbes Stephen J. Forbes,
| Constant W Stous.
WHEREAS George Langdon of Berlin in the County
w Of Washington has filed his bill Of complaint stating
in substance that Samuel Forbes Of Montpelier in The
ty of Washington the 29d day Of March, 1888 in
debed to the firm Of Bayes, Stos, Co., merchants in
said Montpelier the Of S9l a. specified in prom
isory Of that date with interest annually
third part Of amount at The expiration Of each SIX months.
AaJ in order 10 the payment of the said note, tho
SAID Samuel Forbes the Esd day of March, 1888, by
deed Of bargain and sale Of that date conveyed to Hurao
Blyhes, one Of The members of said firm of Sayhcs,
Storrs, Co. the following described premises IN said
Montpelier to wit; Beginning at the south cas-, corner Of
land owned by Hcatio n. Bayes the westerly side Of
the road leading from Needhams old cooPes shop Eb-
enezer Holmes theme souhery SAID road three rods
and twenty-five links 10 stake and stones thence north
awest to the south Of Judah Washburns gar
den thence about rods 10 said Bayes land thence 10
the place of beginning, containing y rods OF land be tho
same ess-ihat the said hTm Of Bayles Stors,
Co. on said Esd day of March 1885, endorsed said prom
sory the orator and assigned the morgage-haI
said Samuel Forbes the 9 day Of june 1899 by his
deed of that date ar The purpose Of defaudg ts orator.
conveyed said premises Stephen Forhvs of KEGS
vile in the State Of Nsw York, WHO aerw ard leased them
to the said Samuel during his natural life and who
in possession of the sae-and that the said SephenJ.
Forbes the I'd day of March, $40 by bis deed Of bars
gain and sale Of that date said Constant w Storrs
praying for the foreclosure of the equity " redemption Of
the premises,
And whereas appears that the said Stephen J Forbes
resides oflhs Slate, wit Kecsvlc N. u so that
subpoena cannot be served upon hmthertore IN pursu-
snee Of the provisions Of the Rev Stat chap "a Sec 90 no
e Is hereby guen TO the SAID Stephen Forbes aud ne
hereby required TO appear before the Chance"i OF the
ou III Judicial Circuit the State Of Vermont at the court
house Montpelier in said county Of Washington on the
I'd Tuesday OF April next being tie first day o next stated
term Of the Court Chapeery in said county, ana make
answer to tho bill of complaint aforesaid, and abide such
order direction and decree there as to SAID Chancellor
shall seem meet. And the complainant in such bill Is d,
rected to this order be published three weeks
cessvely in the Vermont Waterman State Journal print.
ed at Montpelier in said county, Tho last of which pubca
tons wenly days previous to the second Tues
day of April next.
Dated at Montpelier in said county of Washington this
cath day Of February A. ID. l842.
STlLLMAN CHURCHILL, CLERK.
VIM. UPHAM, Solicitor, Is