davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17
NEw YoRK. Sept. Il, l842

MesrS Sands Gent-In the cholera summer OF The year
1882 disease first made It's appearance on he end OF my
tongue which continued 10 spread gradually for three
ysars cursg which, time was uHder the treatment OF diff
pay without receiving any essential benefit
.alvacd Until the flesh dropped from my gums Ay
tongue scareG, frequently caucrizrd silt ngthwiSe
crosssc, until told that tue only would
be to cut my tongue off the bu seemed I'M
certain whether this would put stop TO the at such
adisease preferred 10 risk my life rather than submit 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

desirable apartments be obtained to- family or
two or three single gentlemen, in house newly furnished
throughout where oc rraneSs and good table can 10
isund Apply tl59 Rr0atIway. SIS Sawtw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

Observation-Disclosures Subscri-
ID Der dschagng The foot OF Riyngton-s, s ceie
plated Peach Orchard Belmont Red Ash Coal al me
abc3e low price. Large Nut Stove 500; bt1 R
;ng.oneE FsseY.s,, PETER X. AURAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17
WHOLE no. aA9.

| N ANTED-l0 or II active, intelligent
w men, 10 prornrs Subscribers he popular PERI
cicals of the d., Men who have been engaged IN literary
pursuits wiz BE- preferred. To those who qualified tor
the business ard gve ano1t;-e testimonials character,
IS BRaDBURY, soDENN co, ~ Na.>aa,st.
$4,000 WANT e D, on e.s B So Ia. and ID
years story brick house and lot situaied II the Bow
Try, worth $itrt0-Row rents FOR Silica Apply AZ No :
7AA AMERICAN FLAGS Tor sale
w or hire b. GAuNT DERRICkSoS- l59
south s;rsrr. aust II
42UAhD.-A family or a few single geu-
81 iiesn OF good ranra!s have board ard spacious
roo's j" private family, veFy desirable o:aion lci
East Broadway House and apartments unusually plea
SAINT and agreeable sl+ lw'
y OOMS WANTED-By small fam
i q ilv in respectable neghborh0cd above Canal st,
OF Broadway. Some family occupying whole house
yvho world small p1rt low VIII please ad
dIess : = Tribune ONCE. stating partcuars-pas II
aiyaDcc frsquircd References exchanged. SIS Iw-
gOARDiNG.-Very desirable Rooms,
4 , Just vacated. with good board, ii private family;
he obtained reasonable terms BY applying ., No tx
Sjud>or-s;reei. near -. Johns Park. iyls II
DOARDlNG-The house AZ Warren
street, formerly occupied by the family o; Gen. Sac
has been neatly fitted up, and is open for The re-
ceplion Of boarcers Sep7 i'm.
BOARD ~ BROADWAY, with very
a ~
three single gentlemen, In house newly arAlShed
ihoCs hout reanes and good table can ts
i,upd Apply AZ I59 Broadway SIS 5taw;w
FAMILIES and single gentlemen can be
l. accommodated with good ard pleasant rooms. with
without board, al No. II Chambers street, second door
below Broadway, SIS Inn
DEW in Ascension Church for sale
Z Pew No s on the ground floor, in the body OF tn
Church Apply al 30. = Souihstrs-t iei+
HOHN McCABE s. CO.'S Intelligence
81 Office. 90 Nassau-s,. RECONSIDERATION. NJ. H. Gria
lr.H Brevort, Esq. W. Irving. Prot. Renwick. astt
Ma ATER- POWER TO LET, from
w Ito 81 horse power, with suitable rooms, in the
Saw-MiI al West Farms. Inquire OF JOHN COPCuTt,
3i8 Washington-street rs I'm
CABINET FURNITURE.-Af few ar
~ tices OF an nsovent manufacturer Tor sale cheap al
iOS Washington street. SIS I'm
NOUNTING HOUSE DESK for sale
W cheap at ins Washngton-street SIS In
avOR SALt.-.A Cab and Horse. lu-
z qurc J. BUSH, corner Horatio and Fourths,s
au2i Inn
I n0D LBS. BREWER TYPE (sec-
OUU ond-Sandl suitable for Country Newspapers
lots of llJ Price 90 Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17

DOARDlNG.-The house ~ Warren
, street, formerly occupied by the family o; Gen Sac
has been neatly fitted up and is open for The re-
ra~tiCn pf Sep5 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-17
CABINET observation-disclosures

~ viii in thei- Interest call al No. - Catherine
se where be t-und. the second foor an exisn-
NJ splendid Cabinet FaniturS OF the newest
and most arprvsd patterns aud which viii be sold at
prices below What furniture o The SAME idalty can ne
Sought The Advantage here offered IN buy
i OF the regular mandatory auction prices must be
evident lt- and leng experience IN Tue business are
any advantage mountaineering go and ornamental ware
sar subscriber tei> confident n saying iai any whs riay
call No - CaisrGe-s,reei and make their selection,
shall have ia and ample satisfaction, both a, y price and
QUALITY, in the art.e!es 2uchassd. :. EANNlNG leS Sm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
DREADFUL GALE ON LAKE ERIE.

On the 18th and 10Th ult lake Erie was visited
by terrible storm Of snow aud wind, which re.
suited in the loss of several lives and much prop.
cry. We copy the following melancholy account
from the Buffalo Journal Of the 10Th:
The schr. Jefferson, Capt. Dougall, went nsloro
Mt q O'Clock last night, about three miles above
Buffalo lighthouse, aud is total wreck, attended
with n melancholy loss of lie--one entire family,
husband, wife aud five children, together with n
young woman and one of the men belonging TO
the vessel having persisted Captain Dougall,
from whom we have the painful recital, says that
about two hours after his vessel beach Il, the COM
panion way was washed Off aud the children and
young woman drowned in the cabin and forecns-
tie. portion of The crew had rot ashore, III
quest OF help, anl were Gndenvoring 10 rescue the
family. The mate wrapped his overcoat around
the womad, and tried to keep her warm by walk
ing her to and fro on tho beach, but she soon be-
came exhausted aud incapable of motion anl WAS
placed IN the boat which had washed up, where
she died in short iime Her husband was delir
ious on reaching shore, and attempted 10 cSrnpe
into The swamp near by, bn, persisted within II
short distance One Of the hands belonging To ihe
vessel, namad James Bruce got into the swamp,
md was likewise lost The family weri from
Hartford CT names unknown. the children aged
from 3 years dowuwUrds. Tue jefferson was
owned 10y J. W. liunSom, Of Chicago, and wns
bound for that port, wlh cargo ol 800 hhls salt,
40 tons IRON, aud some merchandise, which will
be mostly loSt--shipred by J. Murray Il Gu, Of
this city. The ere succeeded about midnight,
in g,iting Oh board The brig olive Richmond,
beached below them, in greatly exhausted state.
When our reporter reached The vessel Ibis fore.
noon, the figure of the young wOG,nn above men.
toned was discovered standing ia an upright pos.
tire, IN the torecase companion way, frozen
STARK aud stiff, with hands partly raised in an i'm.
p'olins posture, and her eyes fixed with cold
and stony gaze upon the shore,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
NEW AND IMPROVED WORK ON
ROCK KEEPING

DKOGRESSIVE EXERCISES IN BOOKkEEP-
L ING-Double aud Single Enry--by J. H..
COFFIN, Tutor in Williams College, Mass and lato
Principal Of The Fellenbutg ACADEMY This work is
recommended as one oil the best works on Book
Keeping extant. Here the difficult brancl OF Double
Entry ls stripped offs mystery, and The scloari is led
mp The sleeps OF the science, stop by step as il bv
Hight oil stairs, until the difficulties Off are snrmonnt-
ed, and he finds himself master Of the science. The
work - admirably adapted Tor schools aud tho wants
OF mechanics and farmers, aud comes nearly so per
cent. cheapeEtha the generality OF works on the sub.
lcct.
An old and distinguished Accountant says of this
work. 81 consider it a valuable production, :and bet
Ter suited % the wants OF the country than any other
system nave ever examined1
1t is highly approved in Schools and Academies
where It's merits have been tested 1t is recommend.
cd 10 the public as decided Improvement, and as
he best work on the subject cSlant. For sale nv
Z. p. WALTON * SONS.
Montpelier, Nov, 1912. 2a2s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

alabama SIX. The culture Of silk is RAPIDLY
extending in the South, and hardly day prsses
that we do not see some record of hudnble enter.
PRISE. We read in the last Nashville Agriculin
rlst, "Ihat Margaret aud Lcnhia Wolf, Of Mon.
gan county, Ala, appeared few evenings since
clad IN silk dress each, the manufacture OF their
own hands, nnIe from the native mulberry; and
thar Mrs. Herring, and her moher, Mrs Virgins
have inade eight yards ot handkerchief silk, md
Mrs. Herring has ku her par of silk stockings.
and that there Is considerable quantity OF sew
ing SIR made in that section OF The country" Per-
haps Southern women, after all, will be- the main
agents to get the South out OF debt. Iflhey do.
their husbands will feel as fine as sk.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
NOVEMBER %, 1912.
NEW AND SEAS0NABLE GOODS.

CTORRS & LANGDONS. have lust return
> ed lto.n Boston with prme addition 10 their
stock OF goods most oil which have been bought al
greatly reduced pr,ces from Scntro,h,r nurcharsos
We huvcnc sr,lrs of Coa,ino CioIh Rrono
Cloths, Cass,mercs, and rich VeveI aud Cashmere
Vestlngs.
FLANNELS, viz:
ti'nted san sonry, PLAN Yellow, Rcd and White.
DRESS GOODS, viz:
s'lk7, Eolleens, Cashmere ID Lanes, PRINTED Suxo-
nys, Or cans Cloths, Mer1oes, Alapeens, Shasons,
ffencA and Ers'l>h Plate.
CLOAK GOODS. viz
Aapaccas, Princes, Nclpolitsa. ThIbe, Clo,bs &
Indannas
PONNrT cOone .:-
~ ~ ''N''S' u'' o".'hs ana silks,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
TO TEACHERS, SCHOOL COMMIT
TEES, AND OTHER FRIENDS OF
EDUCATION.
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.

| u Recommended by q Convention Of Teachers
anu Literary Gentlemen from fUe Sidies. On
VIE sub'Crhers have the sa isflclou Of announ-
l. Gag Ia The Friends Oh Educa'ion in this County
l"d 'hrunsLor the State that they have just received
m assortment of the celebrated aud very popular ee
RES oi School Books, pUbts shed in Massachusetts,
Known as the Franklin Series. The consists
nf tic following books viz the FRANKLIN PRIM-
! Err, The IMPROVED READER, or Sequel TO the
Primer, ard the GENERAL CLASS BOOK.
] H. These Books are considered among the
most valuable IN our language and are recommended
as decided Improvements. The following notices viii
show in what estimation they ars held by those who
I Uaye eJamit,ed them.
from Hon. w. b Calhoun for several wears Chairman
ofths COMMITTEE on Educalion in the Legislature of
Mt5dehusetlS, and no,c Member Of Congress from
that State.
In reference TO- these Books he soys: "I gave
| them very thorough. examination, aud found them
so peculiarly ada ptcd 10 the wants of children in the
"af'y sIeses OF education, that recommended then
Introduction milo Our schools at once. They are lust
ne Kind OF books that are needed, % think 10
lake the business OF education PLEASANT nd useful y
-'Fom l. Bmiey Esq, Principal IF the Utica TN. Y
Classical and Commercial Ly:cun
TIcA, October, 1882
have carefully examined this series of school
ooks, and do not hesitate 10 aver that they are bet.
" adapted To- the capacities Of young schulars and
Lctcr calculated 10 facilitate their acquisition oe the
English LAnsuog", ihan'1ny similar hooks that have
5rne urder my eye"
Eriraet from statement made al The Teachers Con-
usntion in .lidoper Mass.
~ not long since attended the examination Of a
school ~ Philadelphia, in which the Franklin Primer
Improved Reader and General Glass Book, had been
Introduce, aud was astonsied at the great change
winch had been Effected, not only in the manner of
reading, hat also in the interest which tho pupils
| manifested in their lessons"
From ihs Christian Examiner, published in Boston,
liverpool and London.
IN these Books, the author has carried forward
his system OF aciIe instruction mo: completely than
$ done IN any similar book in our language that has
come 10 oar knowledge"
Recommended also by the North American Re-
VIew The Teachers Association Of Troy, and various
others
For sale by E. a. WALTON & SONS.
IL Ttaeasr're particularly requested 10 cal and
| eran,ine these BOoks Il.4wcop2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate Courl for the district Of Randolph Com
missoncrs a. receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands ofa persons, against the Of Andrew Rich
adson late Of Orange in SAID dis ct deceased
nsolyen and also all claims aud demands exhibited in off
set thereto ands months from the 3ls day of October
being allowed by said Court for that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice that will attend business of
our SAID appointments tho dwelling of widow Ma
ry Richardson Orange the last Tuesday of December
and last TUESDAY April next from O'Clock A NJ I'M
III four O'Clock z M each Of said DAYS
ROSWELL NJ. BILL. Commission.
BENSON ALDRICH, ers.
Ornnrn. My u 1872
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
DEATHS.

In Berlin, Nov 10th, Of short but distressing Illness Mr. Ste.
phea Person. aged SO years and months On being asked how
ho felt on the approach doih he replied had tho
evidence that this earthly tabernacle dissolved ho
building OF God house not made with hands lie
Il pnnyS, Nov 18th, suddenly, M John Howe, aged c.
AZ NoTth bend Ohio, 10th ult Mrs. May s. H. wife of Dr..
John s. H. Thornton, and third daughter OF tho late President
In Randolph, 9th ult, Mr. benjamin Bunly, ngod H.
Al West ropsham, Nov. 2i6 Miss Mary Jane White in the
29l you of her by this stroke of Divine Providence Mr..
We and family are called to mourn the loss Of kind and aG
ecton1ie daughcri worthy aud unabe sister We have sell
universally admired aud beloved She was naturally
eli OF mild dispo.on which, tempered spirit of the
trusted rendered her still moro 0miib aud interesting In od-
dton to these qualities ho possessed superior powers rmind
Her nclec naturally strong, led her study and
to read authors Of literary and Intellectual WORTH rather
common aud more popular literature Of the ago. As scoa
mates, but admired by ALL Wall member Of tho East Cor
nt school, she discharged every and fulfilled every reau
sion cheeruly Tho Mill dispositions aud strong adhe-
rance to the principles moral aud religious duty ueucatcd
the o and pattern OF her life. BY dispen,aion Of Divine
rovllenIoi Re com9n' and community feel compelled to
MOURN WIN her borrowed peus and connexions the loss ofonc
so promising aui interesting. Yet, let
plain Of this dispcnsation,-
"Nor judge the Lord by feeble sense,
Iut !ruI him to' his grace;
Dehi1i iOwnng Providence,
lie hides smin O."
Parents, weep uut that Mary Jano
Has bid adcu 10 earth;
She goes TO seek a home above
Aud friends OF heavenly buth.
Brothcrs md sisters, cease mourn
- For this, sisters oss,-
The silent tomb cannot contain
- Those rrsomoj by the cross. II.
East Cornt! Nov. %, lsIl
In Marshde the % umo, sarah daughter Of Abraham
EHcke't asea s IL the deih Of this youth the parents
est SORROW bu Is to be Trusted that they mourn
as those having no hope for appears that she ten world in
peace aug Ten lively hope u she has gone home to meet her
SAVIOR Ffner in New Hampshire und Maine are requested 10
notice.
Alas! our signs all in vain;
Our prnyc uni tears al the same,
To rescue her iiom dcath
me conqueror came with command
And ordered her to quit this land,
And yield to him her breath.
liut cease our sorrows, signs
IIth wings her through the ethereal skies,
And enters her in bliss;
Faith sees hct by her Suvor's side,
who for her golnd, and ios her died.
Ana says that she l. his.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
CENTER LAMB,s EsTArr

THE subscribers having been appointed by The Honor,
BILE Probate Court for the stfici Of Wain ston com
missoneIs TO recevo tnine nj adjust all claims M de-
uands OF all persons against the estate "f Center Lamb
late Of Montpelier district deceased rrl,esented IN
solvent, and The tenn Of six months from the IA day Of
November 1912 allowed by SAID court to the credors nf
said deceased 10 exhibit prove er respective CLAIMS
before usdo give notice that we will acn to inc ,u,ies
of our appointment at The office Of III g. H. l. Reed in
Montpelier in sail di-tr the 81 TUESDAYS DeccmbeI
and APfi at 10 o'clock f'rcuoIn each o said DAYS
ELISHA JEW.TT. Comm s.
JAMES II. Ian iDoN sionors
Nov. H. 4 D 1912 e.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
MARRIAGES..

In Berlin, Nov l. by Rcv Mr. azcn Randolph washburn,
ESD Stow Miss Bosoy Warren daughter Of joel Warren,
Esq.
In Stafford tho o3d ut by Rev Aaron Buell. Mr. Will
lard Bacon Miss Harriet Poor, both of Strailofd.
Al St. Charles Ill., Oct 26 by Rev Nh Conant Mr. Isaac d.
HamOn merchant, Of Napervillc, Miss Anne NJ unoon
daughter Of sley Huntoon, Esq Of the former place
In Crasury, Oct. 90 by Rev. Joseph G. Aspcnwn Mr. Al
mon w. Hawkins to Miss Elsina Flint, both Of Canis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

81 ME or VERMONT, At Probate Court, holden
TO, said District, on tho 7h day of November Is4s,
Instrument PuPorting to be the last will and testa
lament Of David Brewer late of Tunhridpo in said district
deceased being presented TO the court here by John
Monkey The execu therein named for probate il IS order
ca by SAID court that all persons therein be mo-
tined 10 appear at session Of court 10 be holden a,
the lnn0i Gavin Bodgs IN Chelsea on the 18th day Of
Dec. next ana shew cause any they may have against
dered that copy Of the record Of this order be published
three weeks successfully IN the Vermont Waterman and
journal printed at Montpelier soon as may DO.
true copy Of record.
Attest, JOHN COLBY Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
81 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS. Rc.r

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Count holden
Washington District, IS Ga; Monlpr!ie,, " thin and
for said district on The l7h dey or y ". 4 y 1872
NEORGE WORFllNGF ION, a In nisrator on the
~ estate Of enIss Cutler Late Of Noniprirr in said
district deceased makes application said court To extend
the time heretofore allowed him pay tho debts due from
SAID estate and settle his administration until some
future -WhHrouaon is ordered by curt that said
application be heard at tho Prohlte Office IN AoniDelie
on the 3h day OF Decem'cr 1872 and II further ORDER
ed that uUtcr hereof be gwen the cred ors Of said
tae aud 10 all others concerned, by publishing the sab
stance Of sad application and orders thereon nj the Yer
mont Wachmau aud Journal. printed at Montpelier a,
least weeks successivcly bet "a The time afrrsod
app ined for The hearing Of sand application.
by the Court 81 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Rrs'r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Cour h0den a
Washington District, Montpelier, In said digric
on The l7lh day Of November l842.
( 'EORGE WORTHlNGT TON adnins,r,to, y, ,ho
" estate Of Pren'is Cutler late of Montncllcr IN said
district deceased makes application this urt in vii
ting 70" license TO Sc all real estate 60" sad deceased in
GLIDING the widows rsnt Of dover aud The teyerson
therein to raise ncy 10 pay he debts Of said ecr lsed
and the expenses Of settling said estate The pc sona cs
'ae thefco being "ihcen' to pay said deb's and
ges, and the appearing nuccss -Whe,eunon II ia
ordered that sn' Application he referred TO session Of
sad court To NJ holden al the probate office IN sand Mont
peler On HE l3ih dry Of December 1912 for hearing nd
decision acd that ali concerned he notified thereof BY pub
lcaiion Of the substance of said application and of III,
orders thereon Three weeks succ"ssiycy in the ERIN mt
Waterman and journal incd At said 1onpclier all "r
which 10 be before sad mr Of hearing that they may an
peat if they cause, aud give binds e. the plymont of
said debts ard charges, as the statute .qui. cs
b The Court
81 Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Rco'r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

WOOL new market-England herself,
seenis' '"s neeh sought Tor some vi our wool. We
copy The following " Dol Article from, The Bos,on
Cou1Ier's Price Current of Saturday last =
=" There has been a fair demand for don,es,;c
Wool during the week, and sales to n fair e1te,,,
OF both fleece aud pulled have been made nj nho,,,
me current rates for the las, thirty days. Ne
do moi learn 'hat there have been any sales Of
coarse loteigh WOOL worth reporting We under.
stand that The low price of American vonI bns iaI
those VINO nre Interested in the article 10 asrer,nin
Tie value OF certain descriptions in the Enpsh
marker, and it is found that shipments NAV be
hane 70 London 10 reulize quite as much as coul,l
be Obtained here Samples have already been
gen, :" .ne london and Liverpool markets. and
w be mnd" cron 9;nen,s to some extent are about
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
A sSIGNEE,S SALE.

DY virtue of sunly DEGREES in Bankruptcy issued ont
ID of the District Cour Of the United States for the Dis
rct Of VI vesng in me The several interests oin estate
OF the mkrupts as therein set for and by order of the
said Court viii sell at public iuC;ion Maxhams Inn
in Randolph, the is day e December next u, 10 o.
clock A. NJ watch AMI seal and chooses in ac
ton Of o. Edison. Also on lie same day al tho
house occupied by David Rowe in said Randolph at one
O'Clock p NJ horse and other persona property assets
ofCaeb Richardson Asoon the 7th day Of sd December
at the Of A. Hebard ia East Randolph one clock
Z. NJ a certain bond for a deed Of lot No 81 in tho town
Of Monroe quantity of hay and other personal property
assets Of John a. a Dnlton2 Also on The 18th day Of
December next at o'clock p NJ. the house
of Cyril Chandler Esq in Stra0Id sled ono
brass clock and other sona property, of c. N.
Sleeper Also on the 20th day of December at II
o'clock A. NJ. at the house ocenped BY b. b. Foss, in
Chelsea, Rotary Cook Stove sleigh, Wagon and other
personal property, assets Of said Foss. Also the 22j
day Of December next At o'clock 2, M Carriers Inn
in ropsham bonds for deeds lands and certain
in real estate, lumber harness and other personal estate
assets Of James NJ. Dickoy and others And also the
23d day of said December al 10 A. NJ. at the DWELLING
house Of Josiah D. Hosmore IN sail fopsham certain real
estate wagon sleds cedar posts and other
al estate assets Of said Hosnore. Terms made known
lime Of sale.
j. X. PARISH,
Assignee for Orange County.
November l6, 1912. 2ws4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
LIHERATION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that have given my sons,
Y John 4. q. Leavu and Haven +. Leayu their time
and shall neither claim their wages be accountable
for their debls alter thus date.
ANDREW b. LEAvITT
Washington. Nov. 81, 1919. sstD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
BANK OF MONTPELIER.

THE Stockholders Of the bank Of Montpelier arc noti-
i fed o meet at her Banking House IN Monipe ct on
the second Tuesday Of Jdnnly next Mt o'clock NJ fli
by order Of the rectnrs,
Montpclic Village, Dec l. ls42