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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-07

The MISSISSIPPI REPUDIAToRs.- the
meeting Of the "Bond-paying Democrats,
in Natchez, few weeks ago, the follow.
ing significant resolution was adopted:
"Resolved, That at the very time the
anli'democratic doctrine Of reputation is
furnishing the glory, impeaching the hon
esty, and destroying the credit Of the
State of Mississippi, I is affording a cover
and shelter for an unprincipIed set of
men to rob the good people of the State
with impunity, under the pretext of be.
friending them; because, while the peo-
pie have been listening to the doctrine
of reputation, many of the debtors of
the Union bank, the oudest repudia-
tors have been carrying their property
out of the State, and thus robbing the
State of so much Of the valuable assets of
the Union bank, which, but for the dust
thrown into the eyes Of the people by the
doctrl of reputation, would be timely
seized by The State authorities, as the prop
erty of the State, as it lawfully u.s."
So 1t seems that some Of the leading
regulators in Mississippi, under the pre-.
tence OF protecting the State from COM
pllance with fraudulent contract, have
been Perpetrating systematic frauds them.
selves-getting rid Of their 0wn debts, by
enveighing against the duty Of the State
to pay its obligations running off their
property 10 prevent its being taken in pay
ment of their debts to the Union bank,
for sums loaned them by that institution,
which was put into operation by the very
money borrowed by he State, and which
they are now urging the State not to pay
It is impossible that the high minded peo-
pie of Mississippi can long submit to the
demoralizing Influence Of such a gang of
swinders. -Lynctburg Vlrginidn.
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Extraordinary Hole in the. Earth.-
The Journal Of Commerce publishes the
following:-"A friend who has just re.
turned from the South, tells US that about
forty miles this side of Tuscaloosa, on
the road to Huntsville, the driver pointed
to a large hole in field, which he said
was the greatest curiosity in the world.
The passengers went to the spot, and
found round hole about seventy feet in
diameter, with the earth on all sides ap-
Parently solid, and overgrown with
grass. There was water at the bottom,
apparently hundred feet from the sur.
face. Its at the top of a ridge Of earth ,
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CONE Up no run acnATcn.

We ara authorised 10 open hooks In our
Office, and oyofy Ilepudlalof who will
prove by competent Witnesses, that ha vo
tod against tho Union Bank, when the
charter was submitted Ia tho people In
1887, noyor borrowed any u Tho money
of tho llnnk, aud advocated publicity the
return ~ the money NJ any time after the
bonds and before money was loaned 0ul,
shaN hared mn and miiJdciorV gnaran.
zee nat hh hrs' shaH be- promptly paid,
whenever assessed 70 pay any portion OF
the bonds
Any tax paying RepudiaIof who voted
against the Union Bank charter IN 1897,
who will leave hi name eau hayo the
Herald loi a year gfdils
Any lOupaying fopSIntns candidate
for Tho Legislature, N this or nny other
county, who voted against tho Union bank
charter in 1887, aud never applied for
loan from the bank, by calling at this
office with the prNr shall have copy
of Jclors,n's workF elegantly bound, aud
the Herald for year.
Any rcpujiator who will prove that he
opposed publicly the reception Of the mo.
noy arising from Tho sale of the bonds, or
urged the uconstiiullonality OF the bonds
before they were sold, shall DO presented
with a splendid edition Of Shakspearo's
works with cngrovings, and the Herald
for one yeor.
Any repudotor who is n member olany
church, who will furnish us in writing
with one good reason for voting for OK.
parson llammett for congress, shall have
a copy of tho British Pulpit, elegantly
bound.
Any repudator, who is out OF deb; and
never borrowed money Of a bank, who
will furnish Us with good reason for 70.
ing for Robert w. Roberts for congress,
hall havea copy Of the Spectator hand
'omeIy bound.
Any repudiating candidate for the Iegis- L
ature, who never applied to the Union
'ank to borrow part of the money pro- 9
ured by sale Of the bonds, and who has 1
ever been sued more than ten times IN |
Ist ices court, shall have ten votes a. this 4
OK in November; and this proposition is q
ltended mainly for those who may here r
der become candidates, as there is but IL
ne egalarly announced as yet, h
To the repudiating party OF Yalobusha,
n every candidate they will bring out a
r political stations, who did not borrow L
part OF the proceeds of the bonds they a
oppose to repUdiate, shall have a copy of II
Q life and adventures Of Virgil A. SteU' r!
/, bound in boardS.-GrenadI Herald. W
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pen the purse Of tho whole world 10 ua
and pat IN our Ilanbi the sinows Of war
or the anti bond lords, whose mad policy
would deprive ~ Of All credit 10 borrow
money 10 arm or cldkens, and render No
q holpgs. pioy 10 the first invading ar
ms.
! have the honor 10 h. with great respect,
Your obodieni servant,
8AAii. 4. CARTWRIGHT.
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IrWo are authorised to announce THOMAS
MBEkS ktNCADE, ia a candidate for Ranger
of Amitc County, at the ensuing November cl.
cction,
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q go in for home manufactures, as the
little urchin said TO his mother when she
caught him stealing her pies; yes and |
will protect them by laying tariff said
she, giving him rap side the head.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
On Lhe ciarncl or IA Kollairt.

Mo opinion of this profound states.
man on this point having boon the sub
ject Of misropr in some quar-.
ters, he has written letter in oxplana.
ton, denying the differences that had been
produced from what was known Of his
views.
We copy so much Of this letter as ex.
presses his real sentiments as to that re-
markabc infdel. II contains some O.
pnlons worth treasuring up. The alu-
sions to the Bible, Votar s dictionary,
and TO Joan of Arc are very characteris-
TIC of the distinguished writcr.-[N Y.
Express.
"The truth IS, that Voltaire was q
lively, sarcasical, disingenuous, preju.
diced, lanatcal dsbeliever in Christiani.
ty, ready TO assume the mask religion,
or to cast it away, just as it suited his
interest or his humor; intent above all
things upon making himself name. and
ilatterng himself that his easiest way to
DO it was by demoIishing the Christian
religion. | never thought his PhiIosoph.
lcal Dictionary worth reading, and read
his Bible only to despise it.
81 have read also his Maid ofOr leans,
and despised him also for that Infamous
Tor its perverslon Of all moral principle,
md all dccency. Its injustice TO one OF
he brightest characters in human histo-
y is its mos. crying sin. A Frenchman
Who can speak of Joan of Arc without
'everence, must have heart colder than
he everlasting ice ofthe poles.
"rhere are very few from some Of
whose writings have recoied with more
lisgust aud horror; of his infdelity and
llssolute morals have had more than
'urlet; and if have ever derive any
benefit from them, it has only been by
hat process which extracts healingmed.
cine from the deadliest Of poison.
am very respectfully and thankfully,
Dear Sir,
Your obi servant.
JOHN @. ADAMS"
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Assignee'S Sale.
forever.

EDY yiitue of Sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy, issu'
AD ed out of The District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Vermont, vesiing in the JOINT
Estates of the Bankups therein set forth, and by
order Of said Court, will sell at public auction on
the 9th day OF February next, at the dwelling house
of Odlin Sanborn, ia Morgan, at noon, one pair OF
three years old Steers three years old Heller, one
yearng lleiler and two shoats, the assets OF sad
SanhOrn
ALSO, At the dwelling house of Jonathan S.
" hcher, in Derby, on the 18th day of February
next, at l o'clock. p. NJ. quantity Of Hay and
Grain, and l00lbs Glover seed together with sundIy
demands and accounts, chooses in action, assets OF
said Whitchcr.
ALSO, AT the store of Jesse Wiley in Derby, on
the l4th day of February next al Don, wagon,
harness, and other articles of personal property to-
geher with sundry notes, the assets OF John NJ Mar
ALSO, AT the dwelling house of Simeon AIlbee,
Jr. in Saiem on the / 5th day of February next, at
noon, all right, title and interest Norman NSe has in
and to Lot No. IL, in Salem, the assets of Norman
Nye.
ALSO, At Ezra Johnson's Inn, in Troy. on The
9th day of February next, at O'clock u. NJ. all in
terest James Craigue has in and to certain lots of
land in the town ofJay ,und certain membranes.
Also all interest said Caigue has in half of the
on the lot Of Land in Troy occupied by Ray
Davis under certain circumstances, together with
sundry accounts and demands, chooses iii action, the
assets Of James Crague.
ALSO, At the dwelling house of Ralph Garfield,
in Glover the 2lst day of February next, at one
O'Clock, =. M bond for deed of Lot No. 81 in
said Glover, except 80 of of the south side OF
said Lot, together with certain articles Of personal
property and certain chooses in action, the assets OF
Ralph Garfield.
! ALSO, On the 2lst day OF February next, at the
west meeting house in Glover slip No ,, on tho
south side of said house, assets of John Coomer.
ALSO, AT the same time and place u certain note
| assets of Lewis Barber.
2s6w3 JACOB BATES, Assignee
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A SsEgmce'S Sale.

BY virtue of sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy, issued
out of the District Court of the United States for the
District of Vermont vcsting in me the estate of Mel
son Hatch, Bankrupt, therein set FORTH and by
order of said Court, will sell at public auction, at
the residence of said Hatch in Brunswick. on the
18th day of February, 1913. at l o'clock, P. M. the
following described property, to wit two Horses, l
colt, l cow, calf hog, 2 harnesses, wagon
single sleigh, Timber for a barn frame, hinges for
barn doors, lots of land in Brunswick, VI. 1000
feet of boards, the Bankrupts interest in certain
crops, notes, accounts &c. SC. the assets of said
Hatch. REUBEN G. BENTON ASSIGNEE ,
LunenDur9h, Jan. 20, 1S43. .s 2S6W3
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heart has lost of good influences, kindly pronptings'
and incentives to virtue and effort in the death OF
that fair girl, none but itself can know n'io
are hearts in which her memory wiz 10 "e"suleu up
like rich diamond Of the mines, ana there WIN Tue
last words she uttered burn win Vestai hahe' '"'
the lamp of life that lights those hearts, as hers mas
done, shall flicker in its socket and be extnguished
c,rovor j.. p.
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way edicines.

wv l.. kIDDER gtVcs u"lce that he has
w ceeded tive late I. X ldeT IN the prepara
ton or tho we'll known COnWuy Medicines, aud
will hereafter give particular bt,enton to the Pgs
paraion of the following articles, the i0'g e,tab
lished celebrity cf which, pfrcludUs the necessity
of re.pubcsiioh Of the nam srous certificates H.
the hand at the proprietor.
DIR. JEBB'S RHEUlLlTTC LLNTlIE.NrT.
For Rhcumari, m, Bfui~es, Spraius, Numbpcss,
Chblains, Stiffness in the ioiis, &c, viii afford
the most unexpec ed add Immediate relief IN the
most obstinate cases Of ktsum ssIn in few hours;
this article is openly rce"mIne aded by PLY soians
The Imminent is done up IN enlarged bottles
Price 81 cents
DUuFRlE.S ITCH OLNT.NE.VT.
Tho extensive stlc aud cot. ,lished rePataIion of
Du,nfries Heh Ointment, arayes the proprietor
to recommend IL To- the public with renewed con
6dcnce, as the mort inuucr az md powerful remedy
for this annoying disease; u contains mercury,
any other dangerous Uar'edient,-Hnd can be
applied nj all times witk perfect safety. Price 20
cents Box
REMEDY FOR The PILES.
The coucurring testimony Of relieved patients,
from all quarters, Iesti,ing the effected nv
the medicine alter all oJhcts had fa,ied together
with the increasing demand Tor the article from all
parts Of the county prove " 10 be enc Of the most
valuable specifics known for This troublesome conn
plant. IL Il Ciergt' taaHjrT ties:
Boston, Feb I3. 1871.
have made tria of Dunfries' Pile Elccluary
aud found il produc q a sanitary influence almost
immediately, and confidently believe it etfec
tual remedy for that uncomfortable and debihlaung
complaint. Humanity has Induced me To recon.
mend il TO persons thus all ctcd, and 90 | shall
continue 10 do. Yours respectfully, =.
The remedy consists OF an Ointment aud EecIu-
ary Price for both IS cents, or ~ | = ceats " hen
but one is wanted, accom- panied with plain " ans
pie directions with description Of the complaint.
DU.HFRIE.S YLc>JP.ATER.
For sore or inttaiaod eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate aud comfortable relIer,a nd iu some
exceedingly bad eases tho most unexpected and de
sirable reis has been found IN the use OF this Eve
water, after other remsdies had faiisd. Persons
who have used It, pronounce it without hesitation
the best preparation for SIRE, Iceak, iRfamed
eyes, they have ever net with Price % bottle
CURE FOR CORyVS.
ALBION CORN PLASTER. The most safe
and speedy for C1rns yet discoveTed;the relief
is immediate. IL dissulvss and removes the corn
fro IN the foot with aud expedition and sethout
The least pain. Price . ats Box.
Full and ample directions accompany each OF
the arucles
N. b. None of the above articles will be renu
Inc, unless signed w. l.. Ktdder on the outside
wrapper. For sale at his Counting Room, Sc
State Street, up Stairs, corner OF NJ ercLans Row
Boston. Also by l., JEWETT, 81. JohnSburyVt
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Most ighIy ADPro a Il
MEDICINE NOW ~ GENERAL

USE FOR COUGHS. COLDS.
and MI DISEASES or 3'IE LUNGS
YENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
M j. believed 30 be descfsr.fiy the most plruiar
Medicine ever known IN Ancrca. ipY coughs rsLls
asthma or phi sisic. eonsu npilsn. wbooping cough
aud Pulmonary ahsciious 81 ssssy ksnd.
[I,Sracts from Cos .1fsfer.
DIR Samuel Norrir, Of Concord " n. wFiteu 'ihag
he is satisfied he Vegetable l'aiaspnaTy Bul-sai b.
valuable medicine, having hcsn ri,ri w,h co1ufit
in caFss which had prcylflu-'y resisted ihe
most approved Prescription
DR.. Truman Abcli, q irmpaiH. n " writes
that lie eorfd. atty oscommcndo tI usc iu aH com
plants OF the Chest, equal q roy superior g. aBy
other u'edicinc within his kssw irdGu.
d.. Amory scntiug. Of Fnni ~, Mas. writrs
afer Aayins ~ &c, ,4-l ~ --uai remcdirs without
relief snd ka,1ag consulted s.'h several cnin, 90
I,.ysitsea4. hc as kfaul tho hc'rta'3s Pulmonary
Bal.sm 60 hav. had r.v desired eject. aII r,, ----
mcnJs Il as a 81 f. couvcui~nt anal .-fcBrl5ls medic
cine.
The public particularly Gao TONED a. sia'I r.s
many Couutt a, s GO Limitations which have pauias
~ or wholly assumed tic name 1t the genuine af.i-
Gle,
a. De assur,d that It j. not genuine unless one
or both OF the written Signatures oi SANFsoS REEn
or WN.JoN'S CUrLER, are !'u1l attached 10 q yell
low label on q tle envelope tilI label. Of aud 81.
ter the date of Dec. IL 30 will have the sig
nature Of VIM. JOAN Cutler Prepared by REED,
WING &CUTI Err, (latc Low & Reed Whole
sale Druggists, 81 Chatham strat Boston and sold
hy Druggists. i Io,Eccafies -d County Merchants
generally. Price so cts
Sold by Luther Jcwett, ~. Jolnsbury. 2siyl.
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Ese-EFaspTOyed Yankee Notion
G. @ @ "a 4 n a STOV ELS.

offer the 10 tho public.
All persons Infringing upon said patent by UeHd
ing or using will be promptly prOstcUted--our
rights will be maintained.
This improvement ms will readily be seen on in
spccion, obSiatcS The objection To- elevated ovens
en- account of giving out into excessive heat,
being so Combined With The oven that nj pleusnrc
the heat Is diverted from the oven into Il separate
flue which discharges il into The escape pipe with
out bringing it in contact with the largo surface
oven rs in the old kind.
The oven is placed upon the stove as not 10
interfere in the slightest degree with the boilers
other elevated oven stoves. The back fire room
makes it one al the best
SUM ER STOY YES
ever invented. This will DO all the conkiug &c.
for a common sized rlmlv. It is capable Of heat
ing tiC0 boilers, or flying, broling and baking at
one and the same lime, more c0pUtRicaty and
promptly, with less fuel and in less time ;han any
store or SnRlattT failure or furnaces top of any
store in use. This it will do without giving out
heat TO cause the slightest unpleasant sensation TO
tadY in dog days Ironing can be done with
great despatch, siE sad irons very perfectly heated
at once, placed in flat heater over said back FIRE
room.
There many good things enjoyed by those
using this kind of stove their neig hbors using
other kinds, and it is confidently believed by good
Judges who have used it 10 combine more g0od quai
itirs than any stove in market. WithaI il is SIM
pie and not liable to get out OF order IL ,o.H not
barn ont, there being inside plates
ALSO, FOR SALE
the well known WOOLSON S IMPROVED
Coo TX iEng s. Ove;
Farmers and Mechanics Cooking Stoue:
Hey,card & Fishers do do
.NttC Era-eicrated oUen do do
Partor Cook1ng-ttoo boilers and ouen,
TYSON P.ARLOR IMPROVED. for 1912,
Termont Parlor,
Boz s. Sir plate Stores, all sizes, new patterns
ii OIL o WV ARE,
Cauidron and Potash KctieS-ne,o patterns, To
sui: northern markets Fire dogs, oven and arch
mouths, fire frames,
p L. u II g. CULTIVATOR TEETH
CASTINGS, and the same ready for use.
CART aud Wagon Boxes, all which with mann
other articles, may DO found at Tyson Furnace De-
pot, NOacbury, " or at the Furnace.
Having large stock and being DESTROYS TO do an
active business they will sell favorable terms
for good pay or paper, The subscriber most re-
specially asks the continuance Of the patronage of
former customers Of the Tyson Furnace, and a call
orders from all who wish TO purchase. All or
ders Tor the above, or any kind of mill geering or
other castings, and other matters connected with
our business addressed to the subscriber at Newbu
ny, VT will receive prompt attention.
JOHN DUNBAR. agent.
Newbury, VT, Sept. "a, 1912. 27lm6ep.
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Cheaper than Ever


TENHE subrsIibsr would Inlarm "a i4ssn ~ha are
M indebted 10 HIN by Na'e or Baek seeaast. t,at
he has soidl s Interest en- thr Taraing hoinrss at
81 Johnshurv Crnitc. aud % -rri effarrff 90
icrested will call and srtliC iauif els ssI 49, 30
mands not pad ty thc 5th 81 FrrFIay fe1t all D.
LEFT for collrt ion lgrg,uus contrasts excepted, aHJ
this notice viii be deemed sufficient
2SOwss JOHN BACON %
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AUGUSTUS HAVEN, G 43s,,, 4 2e.. for
Tyson Furnace, VI. Sept 22d i6i2
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(Signed) DOLLY NJ. BEACH.
STATE OF VERMONT.
LIBERATION.

Y HEREBY relihquish to my son, STEPHEN g..
q FOLSOM, his time to transact business on has
account, and shall pay none of his debts nor
claim his earnings after THE date.
... ANDREW FOLSOM.
Barton, jan l6, 1913. 2S6U3
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MOfiett's Life Pills and Pheni,.
Bitters,

FOR sale by STRONG g. JEwETT
II Barton, 1919 23pT,,
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TY SON FUEeN CE

CONTINUE TO manufacture n great variety of
" STOF E g. II o low wa ne,
and every description Of Castings usually made at
Cupalo or Bias. Furnaces.
Having purchased The right FOR making and ven
ding Spau ldng's patent circular ilue for elevated
ovens and adapted il 10 their
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H n n D. n VI is the grea,,,, II,
MI Earthly RIessipy, VI

~ tuPoviaHcr 70 Scotch aas ,,i.. -.
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nv ef1Hs hnnw che honor .u.. ~, -..ls
mT ra ~s=s,d ifar Ia. us-I.a. 4. ~
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passed evefy othr1 --S'Hsur A So
riapscd ssnrr / offered them 20 SO .... ~
incrcasiur deu1snd f. ls'youl what .,r-. %
~ hsse said % M thai trsy reser N. ~ TO
sqaal thtlo. Having Devoted 20 ys...... i.
auuE ~ Fc1riaa.y1. I h'ps at ..r.-t 49,. .''
% e share ~ puuHr p1t~IaHE- Tar u.
nnted a. bcinR rrsiposri af ,tiulsl. -.
Juartnusiy cofn,H1rt, sdhh un Irs. 90 -
sficac.sus ~ auy Offered tp Gee ru.st
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N o THO e!

THYUE agency OF L. X. WEST, for tie 4, son
4 Furnace, has been discontinued JOHN
DUNBAR was on the i7th day OF August La, mp
pointed \ gent for the north, authorized TO make
sales Of our manufaclory aud property, receive pay
for the same, and on demands due, aud settle al
accounts
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Dolly M s:. BEACH, N SUPREME COURT

Dolly NJ NJ. Beach IN SUPREME COURT.
NATHAN u.s. J., BrAon. ~
NoLLY Nj. BEACH Of Hardyirk. in Connig
~ of Caledonia aud State OF Vermont, hafing
filed her petition for Divorce from ihe hout q a,-
rimony, against Nathan l. Beach, late ol Whha'Hi'
in County of Chiltcndcn and state 81 Vermont, Dos
now residing without tlis state, and in parts uu.
known re,urnahe to the Supreme Court nest Oh to
holden at DanviIc within and CO.. the County oi Gal
edonn on the 7lh Tuesday next aicf the fth Iurt-
day of January, A. d. ls43, charRine, Boz -ubstancr.
that at Willislon. IN County Of Chiiisudrn. and
State of Vermont, she was lawfully married 30 -aid
Nathan l.. Beach 10y Chauucey Bruwncl, Zee. tbrn
Of the Justice OF the peac1 within AMI ior aaid
County of ChlltendCn, on the seventh dIy 81 De-
cemLcr, A. ID. 1887, aud from lhut time u the ilth
day Of July, A. D. 1888 she lived with the sail Na.
than l.. Beach at sold Nillision, in a strict cts,r.
vance Of all the duties required 10y the marriage
cnunt when the said Nathan l.. Beach wlfllIy. and
without any Just cause or provOcaiiou whatever. DO
serted the suid Dolly NJ. Beach, aud that since lhc
said day of ii July 4. ID. 1888. the said Nathan l..
peach has wholly neglected to provide Tor, OF take
care Of her the said Dolly NJ or 10 furnish her with
the necessaries OF life and praying that the bond Of
marimony between her and the said Nalhau l..
Beach might be dis solved.
(SignedD DOLLY NJ BEACH.
STATE OF VERMONT.
CALEDONIA cOuSTY, 80.
IT is ordered that Nathan L. Beach. Defendant
in the foregoing petition who resides without this
State, be notified of the tendency Of the same, hy
publication Of the substance thereof, together with
this order, in the Caicdonian, paper published At
ST. Jobnsbury, in said County Of Caledonia, three
weeks successfully, the last of which publications 10
he less than four weeks before the session Of the
Court 10 which said Petition is preferred, which
shall be sufficient notice to said Nathan l.. Beach To
! appear and answer to said Petition.
Given under my hand ut Danvillc, in County Of
Caledonia, this l4lh day of Dec. a. d. 1912
| ISAAC +. REDFlELD,
! 2SGw3 Judge of Supreme Court.