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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-02
WASHINGTON Cry, Feb. 10, ls43.


My Dear Sir: with pleasure comply
with your request to state the particulars
OF information received from British ma
val officers; shortly after the close OF the
war, in regard 10 the intention Of Admiral
Cochrane 10 renew the attack on New
Orleans. was at New London on Wis.
it to The late Generals Gushing and At.
kinson, when the news Of peace was re-
ceived; and in company with the latter.
and several other officers, visited Admi
raj Hotham, commanding the British
squadron on the coast of New England.
We had previously received the news OF
the victory at New Orleans. The Bit
ish officers were anxious TO receive fur
ther information from that quarter -
They informed us that after the defence
Of the army, Admiral Cochrane had Ian.
ded, with the sailors and marines Of the
squadron, reinforced the army, renewed
the attack, and had taken the city. We
we're told that the information had been
received by fast sailing vessel; and the
Admiral said he was in hourly expecta,
ton Of dispatches confirming the account
and giving the details, Not having re
Ceived such information through the
mails,he expressed doubts OF the correct.
ness Of the report. Bets were offered,
and some Of them taken. The late Ma
jor JamisOn,of The army, won thousand
dollars from British nsVal officer on the
event.
During my stay at New London, there
was constant; friendly intercourse be.
tween the British and American officers,
and daily interchange of civihties. Il
was perhaps two weeks after we had first
visited the British officers, when des>
patch vessel arrived from Admiral Coch>
rane. Tho dispatches received by Ad,
miral Hotham, confirmed, as we are in.
formed, the account as regarded the in.
tentions Of Admiral Cochrane, aud gave
the further information, that the news of
peace had alone prevented the execution
Of his design. In conversation, in which
the subject was alluded TO, Admiral Ho.
than remarked 10 the late General Cush
ing and Atkinson, and myself,-"The
peace, gentlemen, has saved your city.
Our armies may sometimes fail, but our
leets never"
You, perhaps, remember that, when
IN my way to take the command at New
Orleans, soon after the close Of the war
met Gen Jackson and yourself atEIatch.
IS. ] then communicated 10 him the
ubsiance Of the information contained
n this letter; but | suppose he has for
often II.
With sincere esteem and friendship.
| am, my dear sir,
Yours, most cordially,
n TIL. 8. JESUP.
Inc Hon. VIM. o. Butler, of KY.
House Of Representatives.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-02

The elections in Virginia we're held
on Thrsday last. We have not yet
heard of the result.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-02

The citizens Of Columbus are about
converting theTheaue Of that place into
a City Hall.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-02

Mr.. McGOWan, who attacked Mr.. Brat
ton,in the Pennsylvania Legisla ture, has
resigned his seat, to avoid expulsion.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-02

THE PUBIIC DEBT OF OHIo.--Mr.
Brougb, Auditor, is now in New York I,
and has furnished a statement Of the
debt Of Ohio and the means of meeting
it. lie makes i. stand thus:
Foreign debt, $l7,O36 ,59l
School Funds borrowed, l,47l,6S4
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-02
IRELAND.

Dublin, Thursday, March l6.-The re-
peal cause appears 10 he progressing rap.
idly. Peter Purcell, at The late discuss
ion in the corporation, declared that the
people Of Ireland were not for repeal, in.
asmuch as they we're not freely subscri-
bing their money; and this assertion hav.
ing aroused the 1epealers Of ireland, the
receipts at the Corn Exchange seem to
have been more than doubled.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
8rea9 ben lten GeScmber, I6A3.

|entteQenre Tradt Der 8ilderiu modt eben ert ibre
,3artbei' uno ben 9IOeI bre5 ,,@Geberbaues" aual.
encer. ga, cs lit ettuas 8e,uuberuoes III tbrem einen,
9utmitbi9en QdebeIn, etma6 @innebn1eAbeS i'm Slang,
lm ei9entblmlideu 9usoruf ibrer Stimme, uno lit ii
rem llrthetlen etma6 @rpBes, @ecadtes..
Sir Sfalliu uo MIDI Elm, ihn in 9cuoon 5u beuheu,
no er ben Wner bleben mill. DEN CONNER 1T er &c.
wchnt, in Shcttlano ouf 1einen @ttern suSubrnsen.
2[s id ihm ben 9umen mcines 8aers agte, reidte er
mir freunolid5 bic cono, uno ia9te ,,@in Mann i'm
eanbe ll fhlccbt uuo ret 9cttesfirdtt9 uno meioet
oas Stle" St fennet n,eneu gater nur benz O1an1en
nod), aber fddbt thn iebr.
Die 9tad,t ilbcreilte uus su frlt SD, nil Dir, r,
balo th lit eOnocn Huhe babe, audi oas WeentIide aus
ben llnterholtun9en in oieem armeu 8ifherbau(e ouf
Sedneu. 9e babe td Elm mert>piro9ereS II. ausieben
oeres aar 9euuoen, ais Den greis uno ein 9eit> unb
leeeured9e @nten. O2orsen trennen mir un6.
gute 91ad)t, meiu lQarry. @drlt Du nod, bel mir
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01

g nelllduf r. sliA Mittrood, sIbeue in ncr;.
ger 9Scte rclenbere Elm Wann, 0fan,ens 3tbenpr in
Buffalo feline feds uno flnfssfunoise
9Sertpromenaoe sIls es ert9 rpar, lief er nod GA
garos IN SRinuten uad eber abselaufenen Q)arS e.
nen Grstn dufbebeno. Mer mad9ts ncot
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
. c r g 0 b.

9oncC on, ben 81. Sctcber, 1882.
@r bat oNS9eIebt Wtein gutter Sater nor Der erte
Der Nenlhen, ben tdb terben fab. Gein 500 bra mir
9Iu9eublide lang ras eerS oann uertldrte er miH-
Jtun rpeiB ld, mas oos 0eben 1T.
sd, pur n1ener 1eoel mddts, bic @inlamfeit ;u flies
hen, MIDI III Sertreuer um bet'm gelpuBtetn 3u beis
ben 0os mus man in Iolchen Ga9en tbuu oenn, rpie
ltort ouA Der 9et it, Der 9eib bdlt's NIT ibm d t
aus, uno unterlte9t. Sd1 fhIe midi, tpie ;ermo[mt in
pen gebeinen, uno rpunce MIDI iter rneIne Sdwa6e
WurQeu made ld cine Hcilc nah erlano uno auf mel.
tie Sitter. Der SOB hat etlpas G6ttLidbes, Oarrp Cd
neue, td tet en 9lncerer 9eporOen. Wee Seele hino
6tsber Bios NIT Dem Staute Sufumnren nun audi NIT
oem Simtnel 1T {Ie ems @laublt Gu, ih leioe sd
bin 9IlIdllder ais e' Der Gei(! bat feine 3brdnen
IS 1T SeIi9fet i'm @rnft uno Sd,auern, rpenn g
gum Wenfdeu fpriht.
Otur btefe etnfade 9tafrht ,polte id Dir oor mei'
ner 9Ibrelie geben Men9e DID nic)t in ben oemeiuer
GrcB Der Mendben, Die aus 6reuce uno eeo uuo ben
alerbeiliheu Giu9en res 9ebeus pieBtnr9erGid al,
bern uuO abern bofih Srn1plimentsnitof mobcn, uni
init Serelten cer5loi9feit Sroturcn poer foncoliren
mie 1e seranfcn uno her5lcs Su g t 5u beten ae
mohnt Gnc.
Grblte MIDI nidt ; benn tt bin sITdielia, meun id
aud, Sbrdneu auf ben QSanDen babe. Ereue Did, mil
Sdreden auf ben Gag, oa Dir Dein 9laerebtes bin.
me90terben muB benu oa rptrlt gu g +, uup bos
4ebcr BE Sitel uno Die Taur, Die Gimme ees I(ter,
thums uno 0einer Sruit. tpte cine neuc Sfenboruno
pernchmen. selb cie crte III eteien 3eileu tpir(t gu
erIt oann oer(tehen eebe pcb> n1etn Sreuno.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
{ Nunlnler 81.

Hepr Seranc- ais bic meten ilbri9cn Staaatsm6r.
ncr Gr ennt leie 3eit 1ieler fleiue 6ir it ouf bem
9Se9 oerr H. otier TeutIh[ano au rperben. lin,
fer Sn9 bat bic eebe Der Olatcn oerlcren, neil er mir
Sranfret Trlecen dIcB, cbne bas SddIaL Der corti.
GEN prctetanten 5u fIdhern, H. nit Spauien, pbne Td
I'm oa5 0Crs eines ei9eneu Gd)wa0ers> hes Wa[,oro.
fen, Su befilmmern, Ter G6ni9 meinte es qut aber
er 1T in cen odacen ocs IeibenidaftIden @r,btGbcfs
IS al 3. Sene verd,wcueerilde Srfpradt ,etne min
fubrI1ehen Iuaa9en, ietn Strdu6en 9e9en 3ufamuer.
rufung oes porament6, br9en Jpn uno ben IbrUn in
oe fdredIid(te gefabr. Genie an mcine @crte, @ec.
- Cc 9eiden lrlafen baben in Der QSelt tmu,er rod
Die 9ledcn UclSen 9ebabt. 81 Lau9e td Inn ben &Snia
lstn onrfe, babe td eru0, ober uersetId setparnt'
rDurd7 Die Tehl9riffe unIerer staatdmduuerI' fubr
leoro . mo e fort, miro europa Elm 9raub blu
tiger Serprruu4eHt uo ptre SaS Doe gmerifa beo6I'
fern. Sd BABE bic teteu 9erite pom Nufbubeu unIe"
rer ccr3en Ecouten. Ndbrenb Der 91eeeruuS eeS boz
ri9en Stnt56 Tno ote lie 9aufero Menlben aus @n9'
tauo, Sd1rttlauo, Srlanc, Srantreh uub DeutlhanO
IOabIn ausgewuncert. Dicle 9uswanberun9en oauern
fert G6 lIno sc9erwirtg Sa5Iole Renfaen I'M Besrif,
III cls neue 9Eelt terjuIhsn, bic ees ,,fAnatlheu"
|@Iaubensheles uno Der SeriaiIuu9en mIee tnb. SD
bale we9en mciner Greue am SefenntniB Der fotboll.
leu Serd1e VI leioen muen. SOHte id1 9ene1en, 70
Oerlac ) NIT Dir England, uno 1ube mir snfetts oes
W2eIrmeerC6 am potcpn1af cine ,,5reitdtte" 0arauf
ridte DID eiu Dies pruiLesiun', aus Der 0ano uu.
ier6 &Cnt9s Gdcrt unerer dwer oerfol9ten Taruilie
Veben, Gbre uuo @i9enbum, Die in europa jeoeu 1ae
9efabroeter weroen.
,, (6crtlesuno frL1t)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
: q 8 9Nri tIe9iu nj.
QpnDr1l. Den I. Oece

II y ~ cen Z. 0eCemter, 1862.
0e 9lueflug that mir wpbl 9lud) Dem oeijtioIfcu
arrptenttcs Wenhen fleben Die irciIhen Nefen an
QSe;ne nicl>t eltt Der @ctneni Der Snno(ino. Der
ORunn, Ger 0rels Gno oarin nid1t ocrhieoeu Se fut
10 tt1per oon BEN @emchntetten, Srotban9cnebmen Al
entnGhnen, ais Der Sdu3ling ocn Der Wutterbrulf.-
Ser ltrcuunA q lit oa8 mchthdt:Qte Wtittel So, en-
pfete e Dir in dhnlichen id,merljhen oerseus Scr
hdltnif1cn.
9tun nil id, Dir er5dhlen, 0arrY ple ith ocn lrbe.
Der menes Qebens aus Dem 2eben ideicen iob
Oils id in eonocn antam, hate er lcn felt orei so,
doen bas Rrontentet benobnt. Die 6reuce pes yBies
eerIebus belebte bn Don Teuem 9ae perlherteu, Die
arautbet wdre niht sefibrth. 9Qe aer3e uer(lderen
les. @r 9laubte iel6it' Sd 9laubte es audi.
,N2on mus aber auf Elm Men1hcnlebeu nid,t Al Die.
bael !" ia9te mein 8ater. Trcb Der @breupcrte BET
Dcttcren tSnnte td eumal unDeriebens lber Jtad,t
|btnnen fabren. llno peHn Ie ( Ihen bintenuad bar
lber drserten, coer aus ibren bideu Blern oes 8re
teu bepeen, nOe bas seseu iNren BiIen 70 unb mid
anbers bate tou,naen NJ fs II: MIroen mir aud
|nidbts bapsn haben. Darum beer, bas Saus ,ur red
tea 3eit befe Du pir slaes in better Srbuuna rad
meinem Gcce f1ncen, eecil, unb metr, als Du ermar
lte d babe iosar bafir seiorst, metn Sptu, ba6 o.
enen rubiaen Bntel auf @roen fiaoen t6nntet ,penr
DID oae ,sdbrenbe' 9aterlano ausft0et, cber Du Did
'fumal freitriqi9 oerbanuen wiaf."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-12-01
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q atiot mus. 0enrY @lap. Die er.
taunIlde Stdrte Der neu Orsantrten Jtattpe WQrtbe
oe ttd BET een lesten 9ictp Uprfer Eableu errlreu
pat ut nIbt nur ais Elm bea 9tenspertbes 3eiden Der
3e1t autfalener onoern fubrt uus AUDI auf Die QucHe
1bree urprun96 Surud Gs 1T d:nar 9ea9t m0roeu, oaR
lId) bet Der Otatloe Ddrel III 9fep Yorf 0enannte
Genotroten baupiadlt nit beroSr9etban bdten, mir
fo11eH 1noeen cererperlCnen unm099 ais Qen,cfroten
anertc1e, oe alen 0runo11Ben Der GenICfrdtie SCbr
prcthen. 9So lit Der prOmnente Demcfra Der ie Ne.
drantun9 Der cn9eWdnocrten Burger Qepreolat h6rte
100 ut III reM 9Ulocneu Hehren Der Qdter oemcfrofi1rr
grunolase audi nur eiu 4Scrt oaocn entbalten linn
rpenH )cPt elm yauten Uduuener unter benz Tomen
/, ,Cemotraten' oorS'bIlde Seemtrd6ti9une Der bier
I9ebornen burger Don een slusIdnoern gum Gdo MINT
'm unetnt9telt TN Die aret gu brnsen, 70 oebt oies
n1t Ocu e1t ocnetrottl Gelnnteu, 1Oncel ebeu nur
DON WulllS9dn9ern Deer bon unern e)e9nern betode.
nen SStImyen ous Ee YNhi9e llnO oelenlseu, tpelde
|9e9en bic @Iepbett aler Burger bieles Qanbes BON
leber 9eecrt baben uno alS Gin 8eea bcru mao cine
SteGe aus e'ller 0ieoe ibleS errn H. Wefers, Senr.
@laN oIeuen, Die oerelbe 20. anuar 1888 i'm Der,
5taaen Senat 9e9en Die SllI belt, peld9e AnIeolern
dut otentltden Eonccrelen cas- Borfaufsreot (loert
%r la9te oarIn unter slnoelm nit 0rcBem Rdd,oru6:
,9Sas BADEN mir erleben muIen gin Gor1ct,[aa bes
abtbaren Senatore bon OarDlaue, Oerr Ierrit. bos
Sortduoreto out Burger Der Ner Staaten 1u belordns
ten ut oerlpcfen porcen uno man (oLlte noo bieler
AolItmWNn3 ni ecn9reB Gauben, oaB e6 Rur fopbIbe.
oa9tsn pclttt ces SanceS gcncroen 1T, Oproeu
ooN Aus III oer II aus europa elniulooeR uno
ose Y b d a 5u y e IT, DIE uns un]ere Nor.
Tobren bI"erl1eBsH Une Gle mir unleren Rad,tommer
uutbtipahren Iclcn'
A&as ea rit oielcr Gr6idot fir cine Be,panttuis
pat, me!B Seeermonn, oa nemIi ieber Gstt,uD eberr
70 oel slnrcdt an tefcn 8uoeu bat, ais bic ana brr
on9lOIddden Hace Gntfprunsenen. User Ilc be(Telbcn
ober an 9Sertbetcn 9enlad bat 1T et,e ancere Nraae
tte es59 wenn lrseno cine unter1aetoenoe NIdllebr
blerbet 9encmmen rperoen brfte, aueiA ocleIbe nur
oer0tcne N9ao mare celee earo ucd, ruenn Die NRil.
coelbe 9ebra9t uoroen wdren, mebr aber Nod, merr
br Uel6 Die 9tatt Der 90d!Oer nit 9ettet uno nidt
ben peuen Gag Der @nItur aus breu etufamen Rnfer.
ntlIen unter unld9tden Muben lno Anltren1unoen
beruor9eruen bate Ater cas- ri bes Columbus br,p,at
cine e'ptg ~a1re Nteral Seid,eoenes Veroient miro
tete bon oen orrU9auen Ol1Iaqaua qcldjfert n,erns
Ocd Oatum tslnen @rcQ Das Gld1nee mus in fIe,
eb ruber oeer ipdter serfaDen uuo mir benfen. Der
@tnfuB o.eler ytatioes it ned) nidt aOmddts senuo:
um oas sano an ben Sstteltab su brinaen
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-15
STATE OF VERMONT.
WrYDHAM, IS

WiHDHAM, SIS.
UindAdm County Court, May Term, 1913.
Gardner G. Hall, & This action uas COM
Calvin Townsley, nlenced and entered IN
Us. SMis Court, at The Sep
Philip Burke, and tenlber Term thereof
George w. Willis. 1910, and continued Jy
order Of Court until This Term.
A CTiON of assunpsit for divers goods,
IN wares and merchandise sold aud delivered
to the Defendants by the Plaintiffs, and at the
Defendants special instance and request, be-
fore the 9th day OF August, 1910, amounting
to The sum of three hundred dollars.
The said Burke and Willis not having had
personal notice Of the pendency Of this suit, il
is ordered by the Conft here, that they be no
tilted thereof, by publishing the substance Of
said suit, together with This order, in the Yer
mont PhGnix, printed at Braltleboro in said
County, three weeks successfully, the last pub
LEGATION TO be at least six weeks before the sill
ting of the Court, at Newfene, in said County,
on the third Tuesday of November next,
which will be deemed sufficient notice To the
said Burke and Willis to appear at said Term
and make answer.
NJ. MILLER, Clerk.
A. KEYEs, Plaintiffs Atty.
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BLACK PLASTER.
(To USE 1T Is TO APPROVE IT.,

(To USE 1T Is TO APPROVE IT'D
THlS saIve is superior TO every other appli
n cation for wounds and sores of every de-
scrption. 1t possesses the most remarkable
properties for healing, and speedily removes all
soreness and pain from parts where il is appli-
ed, and by giving strength TO vessels that are
weak, and operating as a soothing balm upon
such as are irriiated and inhamed, it performs
cure in the shortest time that is possible for
any application to do it.
~ makes decidedly The best S1'RENGT TIL
ENfNG PLASTER erer applied 10 human
flesh, and hence il is Of incalaabie service in
remoring rheumatic pains from diseased
Joints, and restoring health and strength TO
all lame backs, sides, shoulders, SC. II is an
excellent remedy for corns, burns and sprains,
and being adhesive itsupersedes the use Of 9TH
or adhesive salves.
'.'Made and sold, at wholesale and retail, oy
r. SPALDiNG, Nj. ID. Braiteboro, VT.
Price % cents. 6m %
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ProbaIe Dislriel Of Marl6oro

m Probate District Of Marlboro, S.,
- In PRoBATE CoURT, August Sist, ls4S
ZONE Caleb Howard and Laban Jones,
~ executors OF the last Win and Testament
OF John Howard, late Of Dover, in said district,
deceased, and file their administration account
for examination and allowance; whereupon, il
is ordered that the same be heard aud examin-
ed before said Court, at session thereof 10 be
holden at the Inn of Arad Burnett, in New
fame in said district, on the last Thursday of
September next; and for the purpose ofnoiify-
ing all persons interested therein of the time
and place of hearing, said executors are direct
ed 10 publish copy Of the record of this or
der three weeks successfully in the Vermont
PhGnx, printed at Brattleboro, in said dis
uics, previous TO said time OF hearing.
true Copy from the Record.
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY. Rep,r.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
PASSENGER TRAINS RUN DAILY, AS
FOLLOWS, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED:
II FAVE Springfield 6 a. NJ. and IL Sd NJ.
IL for Albany.
Springfield I A. NJ. and ii p. M. for Bottom.
Boston A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ. for Albany.
Albany A. NJ. and 8 p. Nj. for Boston.
A mail train leaves Springfield every night
OF 12i O'Clock and arrives at Boston Of 8 A. Nj.
On Sundays this train leaves Sprinfeld at 2
A. M, and returning leaves Boston at p NJ,
arriving at Springfield at II 2. NJ. IS.
Passengers by the evening trains from Bos-
ton and Albany may proceed directly from
Springfield by Stage to Northampton, Green
field, Brattleboro, Hanover, Hayerhill, &c.
Stages from Northampton connect with the
morning train from Boston, at Wilbraham.
Merchandise trains leave Springfield, Boston
and Albany, Daily, Sundays excepted.)
Freight taken at low rates via the Canal at
Westfeld TO Northampton, and by the best
River Boats to Greenfield, Bratileboro, Bellows
Falls and Windsor.
lst class. Cd class.
FARE-Springfeld 10 Boston
or Albany, $500 S900
Worcester or PittsfeId, l.50 100
JAMES BARNES, Sup't s. Eng'.r
Springfield, June IL, 1s4S. 43
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STATE OF VERMONT.
PROBATE District Of Marlboro

Probate District of Marlboro, IS.
liz PRoBArE CouRr, August Slst, ls4S,
ZONE Mary Ann CoughIan and Seth Her
~ rick, executors of the last VIII and Tes-
lament of Merritt Coughlan, late of Dummers-
ton, in said district, deceased, and move the
Court here for an extension of the time hereto
fore limited them TO render their administration
account and TO pay the debts and legacies of
said deceased; whereupon, it is ordered that
hearing be had in the premises before said
court, at a session thereof 10 be holden at the
Inn of Arad Burnett, in Newiane, in said dis
trict on the last Thursday of September next,
and for the purpose Of notifying all persons of
the lime and place of hearing, said executors
are directed to publish copy of the record of
this order three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Phenix, printed at Brattleboro, in said
district, previous TO said time Of hearing.
A true Copy from the Record
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-15
STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District Of Marlboro, S..


In PRoB,rE CouRT, August slsi, 1s4S.
ZONES Drury Fairbank, Administrator
~ upon the estate Of Perley Fairbank, late of
Wardsboro in said district, deceased, and moves
the Court here for ar extension of the time
heretofore limited him TO render his administra-
deceased; whereupon, il is ordered that hear
ing be had in the premises before said Court,
at session therefore to be holden at the Inn
of Arad Burnett, in Newfanc in said district,
on the last Thursday of September next, and
for the purpose of notifying all persons inter-
esied therein of The time and place OF hearing,
said administrator is directed TO publish copy
OF the record of this order three weeks success
svely in the Vermont Phenix, printed at Brat
tleboro, in said district, previous TO said lime
Of hearing.
a A true Copy from the Record
Q Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r.
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STATE OF vrnNGoNT.

! WfEDHAM, SIS.
Windham County Court May Term, ls43
William Henry This action ras com
VS.. menced in his Court al
Governor Morris, The September Term
and Trustee. thereof 1889, and has
been continued IN said Court. by order OF
said Court, until this Term.
A CTlON of assumpsil upon promissory
IN note dated December Cd, 1888, and exc
cuted by the said Morris 10 the said Henry, for
thirteen hundred dollars, payable in six months
from the dale.
For that also the Defendant, on the 9th day
OF June, 1889, was indebted to the Plaintiff in
the sum Of fourteen hundred dollars for goods,
wares and merchandise sold and delivered BY
the Plalnlffto the Defendant, aud al his request
And also in the farther sum of Sl400, 90, for so
much money before that time had and received
by the Defendant 10 and for The use of the
Plaintih--and also in the further sum Of
$4,000 for work and labor, before that time
done and performed by the Plaintiff for the De-
fendant, and at his request.
The said Governor Morris, not having had
personal notice of the pendency Of this suit, it
is ordered by the Court here, that he be mott
fed thereof by publishing the substance o. said
suit, together with this order, in the Vermont
Phgnix, printed at Brattleboro, in said Wind
ham County, three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be nt least six weeks before the
sitting OF this Court, at Newianc in said Coun-
~, on the third Tuesday OF November next,
which will be deemed sufficient notice 10 the
said Governor Morris to appear at the said
term and make answer.
NJ. MILLER, Clerk.
A. KEYEs, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-15
STATE OF VERMONT.
WINDHAM, SIS.

WINDHAM, SIS.
Johu Clark !
VS.. JVindhanl County Court
Ezra Florida Nay Term, is43.
aud Trustee.
A CFION Of assumpst on two promissory
IN notes executed by the said Ezra Florida
TO the SAID John Clark; one of said notes dated
April cath, 1880, for fifty dollars and fifty cents,
payable on demand, with interest, annually. -
The other note dated April oath, 1910, for sew
enty-two dollars and ity-eight cents, payable
on demand, with interest annually. Also. for
that the said Florida, on the 9th day Of April,
l643, being indebted TO the sad Clark in the
sum Of $4,000 for work and labor, care and
diligence OF the said Plaintiff, by him the said
Plaintiff before that time done and performed
in and about the business Of the said Defend
ant and at his request. Also, in the farther
sum of $4,000 for goods, wares and merchan-
die, BY the Plaintiff before that time sold and
delivered to The defendant, and at his request
Also, in thief arther sum of five bundled dollars.
Tor money before that time, by the said Plum
tiff lent and advanced To- paid, laid out, and ex-
pended for the said Defendant, and at his spe-
cial instance and request. Also, in the further
sum OF $4,000 for other money by the said
Defendant before that time had and received.
to and for The use of The Plaintiff.
The said Ezra Florida moi having had per-
sonal notice of the pendency Of this suit, il is
ordered by the Court here, that he he notified
thereof by pubshing the substance of said suit,
together with tins order, in the Vermont Pho
nix, newspaper printed Al Braltleboro in said
County, three weeks successfully, the last nub-
LEGATION 70 be al least six weeks before the sit
ling Qflhis Court al Newiane, in said County,
on the third Tuesday Of November next,
which will be deemed sufficient notice 10 the
said Ezra Florida to appear at said term and
make answer. r., 60. 81 ~ ~
A. KEYEs, Attorney for Plainlitl. 'Al1t