Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-03
PLINY NASH, Libelant,
To the hon. Supreme court

vs. of Judicature next TO be
FANNY L. NASH, Liboee holden at Montpeicrw,h-
in and for the county Of Washington and State Of Yer
mont on the sixth Tuesday next after the fourth Tues
day Of January, A y 1872
WOUR petitioner Pny Nash Of Waterbury in the
L ~ Of Washington aforesaid, humbly complaining
shows this honorable court that the 10Th day of
June 1908 Danville in The county of Caledonia he
duly Joined marriage Fanny I,akham then Of Dam
vile in the county &c Caledonia afsresad by Rev John
Fitch then minister of the gospeln said Danve and that
from The lime Of his said marriage with the SAID amy L.
until about the first day Of August 1887 he lived with the
said Fanny Except during occasional intervals of Her
abscnce0 and that during all the time aforesaid hcfah-
fully performed all the duties enjoned b. the marriage
covenant.
Your petitioner further complains that on or about tho
frs day Of August, 1887 aforesaid the said Fanny L.
without wiuly deserted your petitioner, and went
TO the city of Albany the State of New York a, which
place. your petitioner informed and believes, she has
resided.
He therefore prays that bill of dvolce may BIO granted
him, from the bonds Of matrimony now existing between
hmand the said Fanny L., and as in duty bound will
ever pray.
Dated at Waterbury, the Goth day of November A. D.
( le4l. PLINY NASH.
It's hereby ordered that the above named Fanny l..
Nash, be notified Of the tendency Of the above petition by
publication of the substance thereof together with this
den the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed at
Montpelier, in the county Of Washington and State Of Ver-
mont three eek excessively the last Of which to be at
least before the sixth Tuesdny after the 4h
Tuesday of January A d 1872 which shall be aecmed
seccnt notice to her tn appear and OBJECT to the prayer
of said petition being granted If she see cause.
Dated at Montpelier this 22d day of December, 1871.
SO ISAAC +. REDFIELD Judge Of Sup Court
DISSOLUTION.
THE copartncrship heretofore existing between the
l. subscribers under the firm Of French and Clark
this day by muua consent dissolved. The demands due
said firm owing by saiddm to BE- settled by Chas
L. Clark, to whom all demands are to be paid.
! DAVID FRENCH, I'd.
CHARLES L CLARK.
N. B, The Tanning and Currlerlng Business in all
Barre lower village, by me. CHAS. L.. CLAkk.
Barre Dec IS, l6iI. So
MONROE Dec II. ls4l Whereas my wife Nancy
Nl has left my bed and LoarG, and refuses to live with
me again therefore this 20 forbid all persons harbormg
or S. S''""s "s' NY HARVEY D. TUCKER.
FLOUR! FLOUR!
Ea 1900 a Bst d:n sss, F F1Sai for
&fefRNS4t4 sale a, Burlington or Montpelier at low
f poE S5.''' by b MsnpeGe Dec ln ISL
10 BALES BUFFALO ROBES.
TUST received at the New Cash Store and for sale at
duced prices corresponding with The times; call and ses
Dec LYMAN and hlNG'
FURS! FURS!! FURSr!!
DIFFERENT kinds Of Furs for Cloak Trimmings, boas,
Dec Q, al. LYMAN and KINGS.
LYMAN g. KING
lave this day received an extensive assortment ofclosk
l. stus goods for dresses bonnet silks, ribbons and
great variety ofother goodscheap at the cash store
900 LBS live geese feathers for sale at tho cash
= store. Deco LYMAN and KING.
CONANT's NEW COOKING STOVE.
OsEssE5ssSsAEEaaGs<zso
VNIIE subscibeis would call the attention Of purchasers
l.. 10 new
IMPROVED YANKEE NOTION STOVE,
so constructed that the can be kert entirely from the
action of the Gre all times only when used for baking.
This improvement has much wanted for all other elo
waited ovens are troublesome in moderate weather.
They have great variety of other Cooking Box and
Paror Stoves made the Brandon Blast Furnace, the
be the best in the state, and have just
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