Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
RE-lMPR0VED YANKEE NOTION
COOMENG STOVES.

COOAENG SEOE ESs
offer the same to the public
All,persOns infringing upon said patent by psnd;up mr.
using will be promptly proseeuted-ou rights will be main
tanned
This Improvement will readily be teen on inspection
obyates the objection to elevated account of xiv.
ing on: into excessive heat being so combined with
the oven that at pleasure the heat diver ed from the over
INTO separate Hue which discharges it into the escape
pipe without bringing IN contact with the large surface
oven as in the old kind
The placed upon tho stove as not to interfere
IN the slightest degree with the boilers, other elevated
oven stors. The back FIRE makes it of the best
SUMMER STOVES
ever invented. This will do all the cooking &c. for com,
mon sized family 1t is capable Of heating boilers OF
iylng brolng AMI baking at and The time more
conveniently and promptly with less fuel and less lime than
any sioue summer failures furnaces top of anu store
In use This will do without giving heat 10 cause the
sgtesi unpleasant sensation lady in dog DAYS Iron.
ing can be done with great DESPATCH sad very pe
feclY heated at once placed fiat heater over said back
fire room.
There many good things enjoyed by those using this
kind OF stove their nelghbors using other kinds and
is confidently believed by good Judges who have used il
to combine more good qualities than any in market
Wial 1t is simple and not liable to get out of ordor-a uu
not 6srn oSt there being no inside plates.
ALSO FOR SALE, THE WELL KNOWN
Woolsons Improved Cooking Stove;
Farmers 81 Mechanics do do
Hayward a. Fishers do do
New Era-elevated oven do do
Parlor Cooking-two boilers and oven,
Tyson Parlor improved for 1912,
Vermont Parlor,
Box and Six plate Stoves, all Sizes new
patterns.
Hollow Ware,
Cauldron s. Potash Kettles new patterns,
to suit northern markets, Fire dogs, oven
mouths, apd fire frames,
Ploughs and Cultvator teeth castings, and
the same ready for use,
Cart and Wagon Boxes all which, with
many other articles may be found at
TYSON FURNACE, VT.
Having large stock being DESTROYS 10 an active
business they will sell favorable terms for good pay
paper. The subscriber most respectfully asks the
uance the patronage of former of TIE Tyson
Furnace and calls orders iiom all who wish purchase
Al orders for the above any kird of mill gearing
other matters with our business addressed to
the subscriber Tyson Furnace L. o., VT will receive
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent.
Tyson Furnace, Vt Sept. "a 1912.
All of the above articles may be found the Tyson
Furnace Ware House Montpelier, "a few doors south q
the head Of Main ST. which will be sold at wholesale
manufactured to order all kinds Of Copper and Tin Ware
Stove Pipe, SC. &c.
The subscriber gonld inform the public that TYSON Fur.
the exclusive of Spauldngs patent crcu-
lar ue for elevated in the counties Of Wipdham
Windsor, Orange, Washington, Lamoille, Caledonia, Or
leans and Essexand all persons inrngn upon said pa.
tent either by vending or using VIII be promptly pr secrted
Montpelier, Nov 18th, 1871. jsms
STATE OF VERMONT, I'm CHANCERY-Nov.
Guarantor Hastings vs. Jonathan H. Brown Nathan D.
Howe Phinehas Smith and Merrill Tyler.
VNTHER EAS, at the April Term of this Court A ID
w 1912. Guarantor Hastings of Walsfeld, in the
county of Washington filed his bill of complaint and enter
ed the same in Court against Jonathan H. Brown late of
SAID Wasfed, Nathap ID. Howe Of said Waitsield Mer-
l Tyler Of Fayston, in the county Of Washington and
Phnehas Smith ofRundoph in the County Of Orange sta
ting in substance that The sand jonathan H. Brown W
gone TO parts unknown the 26th day Of February
1888 indebted the Orator the Of $500 spe-
cited in ten lO) promssory notes of $50 each payable
ll, ullu nd a..
payment of said sum of money the said 26h day Of
February 1885, the sad Jonathan H. Brown by his deed Of
bargain and Sale OF that date, conveyed The orator the
following described premises, lying and being in said
Waitsfeld wit. The mills and mill privileges frmery
known by the OF Green's mills and the land belong
ing the same bounded as follows, to wit. westerly by
Fayson line, norlhsfly by Browns land, easeTly by
Dani hayer's land souheriy by james and David Sci
cks land and containing about two acres, situated m N
W. corner Of lot lao drawn the original right Of Ed
ward Whitman also other parcel ofland described
follows to wit Beng in the soulhery corner of lot No
bounded westerly by Fayson line, southery by the above
described premises essterly by land decided by M. w.
from Rufus Baetts 10 Fayston and being the same land
decided said Brown by The oator,-that afterwards said
Browhconyeysd the same premises to the said Nathan ID
Howe in iee by deed dated ED Sepembe. 1885, ap-
pears Of record, taking mortgage back conditioned that
the SAID Howe pay said Brown certain sum, and the
tor seven OF Inc notes before mentioned signed by the said
Brown, and that the said Brown assigned and transferred
said mortgage from the sand Howe him. to one Phnehas
Smith of Randolph Oct 8, 1886 Also that the said Howe
by his deed Of March 26h 1885, conveyed the aforesaid
to Merrill Tyler of Fayston reference 10 sad
deeds FOR paTticuftf ursrrTprror
closure ofthe equity ofredemPton Of the premises.
And Whereas, said cause having been continued until
the present Of this Court and appearing that the
said Jonathan Brown has had personal notice Of the
tendency thereof consequence Of his residence without
the Stale Therefore 1t is ordered By the Chancellor
here that notice be given 70 the SAID Jonathan H. Brown
and he is hereby required to appear before the Chan.
celor Of the Fourth Judicial Circuit Of the ate of Ver-
mont at the Court House Montpelier in the County of
Washington on the second Tuesday OF April next being
the first day Of stated Term of the Court of Chance
~ in said county aid make the bill of
Aforesaid and abide such order decree direction therein
a. 10 The said Chancellor shall seem meet.
And the comp ainant in such bill is directed to cause
dis order TO be published three weeks in the
Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed in said
M,ntDeler the last Of which publications 10 be at least
twenty days previous to The "a TUESDAY o. APr a. u
le43. STiLLMAN CHuRCHiLLi Oisk
Eolicitor. ob