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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27

IN CilANr tRN -NlHaI,,Ia;-Iu C,ooch.aa,
1 County, Count. 18th June ISL
On the motion ot Winston and Foa;a"'
Taackar, Pcs@y Coley. sally Moody, Fran
Wh!ocli Patsy >ilcr and John MooGy !aa'
Distributes O. NaEcj Cory dac'd-Il is on'@i
ed. Tia, all persons who may haye claims a@aI'.
the estate oi sand Marcy Colev. dec d, 10 can't
the same of settlement hcloir Pleasant Tane.
Executor 81 said Nancy Colcy, IN or before Dc
Isl day Of September next; ana That copy
hi, o.icr I've published in some newspaper ptiri''
in tie CITY OF Richmond, Tor : weeks SHccc>>!'
Is. and posted al the .ont door of The CouIthons
OF this county Oh two Coat day.
j Cnnv-Iesls.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOIhlN"
" STORE, 100 Nan 81, Rieinl0af, 'a.--oi-
LAS MERCHANT desires 10 ca! The airn' 10,
OF those in want 10 his Stock o! READY -MApf'
CLOTHING, how offered ior cash land icf cas-"
only) very cheap He has
Fine and Superlnc BLACK Cloth Dress az
Trock Goats.
Drsp d'Ets Dress ard Trocl Coa;', yer.
,,..eai,, and beautiful article fer Summer wsaT
Also Pant looms and Vets Of alr:ot cfti Z,
conceivable pattern ani qvuiiy-as well as . '..'
assouncntot Cravats Sears, aus!e..Ge!s, n!o'e
Stocks. Collars Shirts, etc. etc.
Those in want are mos. respectfully ne leS''4
10 call and examine. .ou,
Nav Il f-"".
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~ RY.-Vu.GNlA-Ai Rules lex.
/ in ,:.c Clcrs's Oiicc o! l!.c Circuit SuFr1c
Court oi Law and Chanccry for Louisa COUNTY,
on Mon0av, the Isl day Of July lSii
John Bcadics and William " RcaGles, me-
chants ana partners III trade. under he linn 4ut
style o, J. i, ". W BcaGes. plaintiffs
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POETRY.
fFsa Il. tsn3oa .N, .rortty .h'gs:s'. ;a' -9ssIs!
cAMpgsL''> FiNfRhI.

"m"cu YrT ssa.;ss r>>uSc V
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MIR. nANcnoFTS ACCEPTANCE.


Dear Sir The mos, nuucrou> business oeiho-
cratic Convention ever Il scmh!ci III Aiassachl-
>cts have unanimously designated you Is the can
diiarc Of the Democracy lof Governor oi nus
Commonwealth, ami have Instructed Us as 'hcir
Committee 10 tender 10 you hi. nomination, ana,
in their name, as the Delegates Of Tire Democratic
people 10 earnestly request vour acceptance OF II.
We are bound - say. thar this nomination va,
deliberately made Tx The Convention, Alter I'M
knowicdsc that son personally preferred remain
inc in the ranks there 10 cary On Inc contest
which is now al issue for the highest principles
The Democracy have ever Con!cndc,! ior sacc INC
day, of the Revolution; AMI that you had desired
your friends nol 10 allow vo'r nam" 10 le ll>e ~
ihe Convention. Bat the Convention. hclisvisS
Your nomination Ia I've The strongest pon! 81 con-
centration, after The voluntary retirement oil the
distinguished candidate VITA whom We bad grown
from FIVE 10 over fifty Thousand voef>, "nd claim
ing the right. when The public good requires, To
select liom the ranks the most ab!c and faithful
among the soldiers o; the Democracy 10 fe their
s,andan!-bcare have made the nomination.; ana,
in The full assurance that it will meet the entire ap
probation OF The whole Democracy. desire mat 1t
NAV be allowed to 20 before the people.
Acccp., Sir, the assurances Of orr !ndTldua'
End earnest concurrence III ih> expression 81 the
Convention, and our warincs; personal ie"e!d
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Weuill now show You The difference 10 n: coz.
.an.er between the two extreme prices Q: !3i2 ara
1874
We will suppose ina, lahoripr nan bough:
himself yards iiannel for shiit and 2 yards OF
Sheep's Gree cassirc, for a pai. O! panialoons il
lSi2-his account would STAND tnus:
3va.. nann= al - cents PEI ward, - c!s.
g" Sleeps grey cass!ne: st 25cs. u
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husband, Joseph johnson ami - whose
names ale unknown, children OF said John jobs
son, deceased Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff, by hi. Auon.e;.
and filed his bill and the defendants. Patsy Ioh.
son widow oil John Johnson, deceased. and vi,
liam Johnson Jane, who VS. formerly Jane Joh...
son and - -, her husband. Louisa, who
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JOHN HUNTER, c. {.
Julv q ls-%.9,n

IN CHANCE2I.-TjRGI::lA.--.i; Cour a..
}. Quarterly Session, cuI.:!sucd and he'll il:
Louisa county, q The Court Ilou-e ;ac!cc!, O.
"Wednesday, liz IN. day oi June. iSl!
S;.phe; array il mis- OWE right, aad - E-Iecc.
losct Mathew TaT.s., deceas-l, F!a.a,;:i
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MAR. v. MILLER, y. C. g e.
Julv y l---M5U-
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fEyO MARCUS i. THOMPSON. Esa
1 Sir: As Won arc not resident oi the SLATE @
Virginia. We take his mc'aod OF notifying you
that We shall proceed on he 9Th dry OF SeplcH'
Der. 1874 between the hours o. sunrise ana sun
set OF that DAY. (n the Law Ottice OF > W MOI
Ms. at Louisa Courthouse, State OF lirginia,) ''
take the DISPOSITIONS OF Andrew +. bcadies ah'
others, to hc read as evidence IN certain Ihal
Gerry sui, now depending in the Circuit Supcror
Court OF Law ami Chancery for Louisa COUNT
state OF Virginia, in which We are plaintiffs ~.
you ana others are defendants. Yours. 2",
JOHN BEADLES, AMI
WILLIAM W. BEADLES.
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existing tariff law (Ju!y isG,l u? to Inc f.>stn'
,.a,c tor sucb Article, III hs l''c % oos'i'eI' J.
are consumed l,y the farmer, rech'a'c' '"'' "a
boring portion oi the corl.-iua'l.
r. has Iinal, furnished lae with lie e4close'l
,,atc,o,rf si:.rcl by himself ard heaic II Rich
- ~ s,~o :, ,ce,ch. 1t ofbigh sianon" IN
Ralrimor. iii. raicn,,n; eceaAs i,r i;seii. ana
send il 70 YOU with request IA; y" publish Il,
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~ CHANCERY-Vlnd!Aia:--In Goocsi2r,
/ County Couu, Eth lure. ISL
Thomas w johnson. Pla;rdr

Miner Woodson and Nancy his Wiz Sally
Wootson, Elizabeth Johnson. Patsy .John>o.
widow Of John Johnson. deceased and William
Johnson, Jane, who was formerly Jane johnson.
ami - -. her husband. Lonisa, Who wa>
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N.a.aV dliCTeNSe usdID't Il.c I,t-'VIIHS IliE.II
since 1872, in single pattern io7 coarse nan
mel shirt and pair Of ranaoons q; the very
coarsesi cassincii Of q ~ one dollar and forty
one cents. or nearly eighty $50 Per cent. at'
vance when, al the same time, the laan who
waalz lie very lines! broad cloths ana cassmeres.
does not pay one single iaFIi,iag aaYancc upon
his oiolh:Hg since l.i!. The same advance .:
50 Ter cent o.. yard oil cloth Il -, woud bring
il IN 10 - Pc; yard.
We have made up tnis s'atem.n; with gfea!
care. lcom an examination %! on. oWn purchases,
and from o;her unioultcd sources bat with one
or two exceptions he statement is taken from our
own invoices Y-ou may therefore rely with per-
feet confidence upon lis being strictly correct,
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Nor supp3se lie very sane nan purchases
the ssoe articles al the ptcseu. (l3lil prices
iiis accom-, viii stand linus
3vis flannel q; 42cis, Il =
8" saeep's grey cass:ae! Il c. 90
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4 MELlA ACiDiMY-Ths ncat Session
n will commence Sept. Isl, and end july Isl,
1915.
Board and Tuition, ;S!50-Sl1 10 be paid sep.
lsi: SO February Isl Punctual ai'chaailIc al
rho commenccmcn; of The session is earnestly IT,
onrslcJ Refer 10 WM. H. HARRISON.
-. Direct. (pcst paid Elk Hill 7: O., Ameha'
I'LL. III W. III. II.
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Merchants ami partners uadiD@ uncer Nc III
ana STYLE OF !. L :" v. Beaa!es.
Louisa co State OF VI Jnlr @ L--M2m
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EarrlNoxs. Julv Is, ISL.

uar. Ej;as Efown-Dear 81: In ansWeF "a
vo',Y ;noniries in relation 10 the prices Of coarsc
woo,len and conon goods tor The yeal 1872, 10
ara.il We Deem !, necessary ouly Ia give you he
prices Of a few promioen; i.en,s which en'er into
gsrrral consump.ion rs ne farmers and working
glasses TO enable you to form I correc. judgment
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CHO NEGROES FOR s.iLE~-Tne sub
y Nh
BUREAU or CoxsrnvctloH, EaripIrSr /

july 1 l7-u Executor of Rob'i p. " arms
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For the WntohmAn & journal.
HEAD QUARTERS, ORANGE County CLAY {

HEAD QuARTERs, ORANGE County CLAY CLuB
Jan. o, 1874.
MEssRs. EDITORS THE first meeting OF this
club has just closed. We organized by choosing
n President, Vice President, and recording and
a corresponding Secretary.
The club already numbers among it's member s
large number ct the young men Of Orange Co.,
ready, willing, and eager 10 labor in the Wing
cause, and for Harry OF the West" And
the older soldiers in the Wing ranks are also en-.
listing in The good cause.
Ihe attendance, in consequence Of bad roads
and severe cold, was not large. but thuae present
were wide awake, and the meeting was interesting.
Our next meeting is to he held at South STRAIT
ford, lat ST. Clair's tavern on the LIST Tuesday il
February next, at one O'Clock, =. NJ.
Our brethren at Slrnn1id wish to hive public
notice given that they wish to entertain 200 good
working wings from abroad, in their houses, over
night oh that occasion.
Our " hig brethren must be aroused and Oh
Grunge must he redeemed. We ARE full of faith
and days ,rorkst Every mnn who can make a
Speech tell story, or sing song for Henry Clay
is especially in.itc, 10 attend aud all candid men
oil all parties will lie welcomed to our meetings.
We say to the Wings of Verlnrnt, organize IN
Clay CIuhs--in your counties and in your towns
We hive goI n great work To do in 1874 aud now
is the time 10 enlist. FIJI up the ranks aud pre-
pnre Tor The coming contest. Eternal vigilance
is the price Of liberty"
Yours in behalf OF the Club.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-19

DR. Samuel Parkman, Of Boston, has been sp.
pointed Professor Of Descriptive and Surgical A.
nalomy at Casteton wy College.
Murder of Mr. Sprague.-The men charged
with The murder of Mr. Sprague were further ex.
amned before Henry L. Bowen, Esq. Justce Of
the Peace Albert Z. Greene, Esq appeared for
the STATE, and Samuel Currey and John p. Knoles
Esqs. Tor The prisoners. The examination was in
private.
John and Win. Gordon were committed for tri.
al ut The March term Of the Supreme Court. The
examination Of O'Brien aud Nicholas s. Gordon
was further adjourned until Monday next.
Providence Journal
Free TRADE Fcii1ns-Tbe enemies Of the In
rIti' having no longer my arguments 10 urge n
galnst this wing measure, are now try ing the vir.
Tue OF 'asehood. Loco Foco organ in Maine
has JUS; discovered that the high duty imposed on
Menih,ng copper. is driving American built ships
tn England TO be cOppereJ, and is thus doing
serious injury 10 American mechanics. The
washington Globe parades the discovery before
its readers, mud desires the people to take notice
of The horrible effect ni The Wing Tariff. Now il
so happens, that under the present Tariff sheath.
ing copper IS duty freq Instead of It's pay ing "a
higt my" II pays none AT all. SO much for
mat i'oco Foco argument against the Wing Tariff.
Wh1t will they try next?
Four GrdndIothers and Sir Crandmofhers. A
correspondent writes us:-There lives in the
nelghhorhond OF Patrick Court House, Vir-
gina, hoy by the name of S,uIuel Howell, six
years OH, who, two years ngo had four grnndia-
Tiers md elk grandmolhers, all living aud in good
health aud what is more extraordinary five Of
his grundmo,hers were on his mothers side.
Fatal AccidenL We learn by tho Huron Ohio
RcBrsior, that n Mr. Patrick aud u MIR. Tucker
were Killed in Townsend, Huron Co o., on the
3D. inst Ivy tic falling of Tree. They had cut
large yak, which, in falling, struck another tree,
the latter reboundmg came to the ground aud
crushed tho men instantly. Patrick Struggled tor
some tine, but Tucker died without moving a
n'u'cl. PaIrick was about 35 years OF age. and
has left vile ahd four children. Tucker was
single man, nged about % yours.
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD IMPROVE
MENT

An English paper states That the patented pro-
cess lately discovered in that country by MIR.
Payne, for preventing dry rot aud decay in tim.
Der, in addition to the aid II affords III some OF the
most Important undertakings in the present age OF
scientific invention is k ely to be brought into use
in way which will add facilities to the present
system of forming new railways, enabling their
construction to he effected ut ole third their pres
ent cost aud cnnsing'a saving in wear md tear ut
locomotive engines, carriages, &c. which, in
the present embryo state of the invention, it is
impossible to appreciate.
A line OF rail roads about one hundred and
seventy yards long, II is said, is laid down near
the Vauxhal Bridge road of Scotch fir with the
hbre ~ a horizontal position, on which n loco.
motive has been running continually Tor n fort
Deighl-eqnal TO n tram running Twelve times
day for four mouths on rail way yet of such
metallic frnness has The texture of the wood he.
come, from The operation of paynes prcscrvailve
process that, although lead colored mark shows
plainly the track of the wheel, it remains as per
feet us the outside, and not even saw mark is
yet ob!lerated. The process alluded to above
CONSISTS IN eXhausling the wood by the air pump,
and then saluraiug ii with iron aud lime in soiu.
non, uno' II becumes semi petTlfitd aud iDsOu
b'e increasing in weight from Is to 30 per cent,
and becoming impervious TO the action oil the at
mosphere, aud entirely incapable OF sufitrng by
abrasion.
London paper Of Nov. 10Th, mentions some
OF the advantages of the wooden rail road as fol-
lows:-
EVERY person who 10 aware of the enormous
expense OF iron railways principally incurred ia
consequence of the vat cuttings, deep tunuellings
ana hIgh embanknCns required upon such lines,
IN order TO prevent The necessity Of steep gradi-
enls- must be aware Of the immense advantages
gained, when ii is found perfectly practicable, 10y
means now adopted by MIR. Prosser, 10 force an
engine W an inclined plane of one foot in eight
or nine. The wheels used are of peculiar con
struci'on. Much lighter machines than those
now used on iron rail- roads will he requisite. Tho
same remark applies 10 carriages, and, of course,
holds good as regards the wear ard tear OF both.
The public, also, will be the gamers by wooden
rail ways. in consequence of The cheap rate at
which they can be constructed, naturally dimin-
ishng the iares; in consequences, also, of the in
creased safety and the decreased noise of their
action.
1t IS evident, from what we have snd, that these
wooden railways, from their cheupness and the
readiness with which they eau be constructed,
Will prove OF especial value us cross railroads. aud
as feeders to the mnin branch"
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.Anti-.4botiiion Sjcieiy IN Missouri We learn
from HE ct Johns Republican, that a meeting OF
the c. izens OF Lewis aud Clark counties was
held on The 81 Of November, and q COMMITTEE
appointed 10 hear allegations against certain per-
CONS charged with hiding run away slaves
1his committee, 'baving gone through the les
tinIony, after mature deliheraton, came TO The
conclusion that n legal prosecution would not be
Justified by Tie evidence, yet, being fully persuad-
ed OF the guilt OF the accused, decided that DE- d.
r. Nelson he required 10 leave the State OF Mis-
sour, within four days. and that James Bo,kin be
required 10 leave his present residence, Ian siund
in the Mississippi wiibin four days, aud not TO
settle within fiily miles ol Lewis county, and new
er to be again seeh in Lewis or Clurk counlies.--
IL, oiter the expiration OF the time specified he he
found ia his present residence, or in lis negIbor-
hood, he is 10 receive fifty lashes on his bare back
well laid OIL and il found The shores OF either
county in The time specified for his departure, he
Is to be hanged by the neck ill he is dead dead
dead! ="
Afterwards, on motion, il was resolved TO form
an unt,-aboliIion sociely, whose chef business
should be TO catch runaway negroes Some dozen
re soiuiloho were passed among which we give The
following as curiOsities:
Thut we recommend The propriety of bringing
from il'hois' an aboiiionis for euch negro lhey
aid in escaping from Missouri.
That we VII give reward of 5000 (or The ds.
livery OF Richard Ellis, OF Quincy. and SI0O FL,
Erasmus Benton Stllman, OF Fairfield. when de :
livered to the committee Of vigilance
That Il heed not be expected that the very leni.
ent punishment inflicted upon David p. N.lson
and Janes Bolkin, will be u precedent for similar
Offences hereafter.
That all negroes found going at large, without O
pass be subject to receive ten laslles from any
member Of the anti abolition society.
inns out Herods Herod We did not know
that our country could furnish dellbera,iye as
semoly SO destitute OF justice, manly regard 10,
law ana honorable feeling as lhis.-.M Y. Tribune
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SOM Il RS EFT.


THE nonresident psopetu Of the town of SOMER.
L SET, in the county of Windham are hcrrby notified
hat the taxes assessed by SAID town. within the year next
preceding this date on the Grand List of 1872 remain eli
her IN whole or IN part unpaid on the following described
lands IN said town. To vii:
The norlh side Of lot No in VIM Williams 80
hrst survey, beng So acres, owned nv Chester E 9
Arms aso the west part Of lot No in Wi. e (
ans second survey being 46 acres, owned BY a.
said Chester Arms, making l0l acres in the whole
/. e. By esiImaiion, sO4I
Lot No in Levi Halls survey, estimated al
100 acres, supposed to belong 10 B II Newell 80
Eleven acres off Of he north side OF Morgan
lot and 40 acres off of the north side of Hudson
lof, owned by Richard Wade, I6
Lot No and half o. LOT No in Isaac
WEeelers survey cstmlied at $50 acres, suppos-
ed to belong TO the heirs OF Amosa Graves, 81
Ono undivided half Of lot called the Widow
Rice Lot, estimated at so acres, supposed 10 be
owned by Samuel Rire 10
The west part Of a lot called the Hunt lot ly-
ing north Of the Baicom farm $50 Called esn,ai-
cd a! 81 acres [owner unknownI II
Lot No In Rice and Cos survey, estimat ted at
lou acres, supposed 10 be owned BY Jackson and
Solomon Newell go
The west side OF meadow lot NJ II estimated
Sd acres 10
Meadow lot No I ten acres, 26
Meadow lot No tea acres, III
Warrington hlll lot, called, estima led al 800
acres, supposed II be owned By Seth Hunt $500
Nathan Wheeler 10, lying north OF Cock iol ll2
acres, n. Wheeler lot iyng south Of Cook Int S95.
acres, al:o 6j acre lot lying east Of Hazlcton
Rice's N ,e ot, being 500 acres in the whole. sup.
posed 10 be owned by A. Wheeler and Chauncey
NJ. Chamorrlin, 1877
And so much fsad lands will be sold at public auction
al my dwell ng house IN sal Somerset Friday the Is
day OF March O'Clock N the forenoon as shall
De requisite to discharge said with cosss unses pre-
vously paid.
GEO. E.'RICE, Firs, Constable.
Dated at Somerset, Dec. so 1913 43
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DEATHS.

In this Village, 18th inst Dewitt Clinton youngest son of
the late Captain Isaac Riker, aged r.
In Johnson 9Th Posema Gates daughter of Daniel
of MorTis,own.
In Chelsea Jan Mrs Becy Barnes, wife of Buel Barnes
aged tO,-a member Of the Congregational Church.
At Post Mills, Dec 9, s43 Mrs Ruth Bruce wife of Joseph
Bruce, S.
At Weathersfod 9th inst, Mrs. Lucia p Dean wife of Bar.
nahas Dcau Esq, aud daughter of the late Thomas Prents,
ESQ.,, aged 40.
In Worcester, Dec. 18th, Mary Jane, ouy child of Davis d.
and Jennoit q. Durham, aged years
In Washington, 18th inst, Cutting s. Cae ESQ.,, aged about
As years.
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WooA good demand continues with gradual improving pr
ees sales OF 10000 lbs weslern price unknown import Of
Brazil at l4c, six months credit.
Pkiieavy arrivals of Western check the demand and
duce prices not sales enough of pork establish prices Old
Mess from 81, % to 81, l2 -2.-.3dGs.
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mr. Veesler-The Philadelphia Forum states
mat letter viii appear from Mr. Webster in A Ia W
steys, ANNOUNCING his determination 10 abide Inv
decision Of the Wing Presidential Conyen,i" n'
ana bls oel'ei tnat the nominee will I've MIR Claw
10 "n0m no will give his earnes, support.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNpAY, Jan. Is, 1SlA
AZ market del beef cattle, 1000 Sneep, so Swine.
PmoEsbcei, dull at last weeks prices viz from 50 lowest
TO 4 D highest.
sheop--sma lots so to So: wc,hers 50 $3.50.
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M A RRIAGES

In Itteon jan g. by Rov. Mr.. Carpenter, ozro Huburt
Esq. OF Painhell w. to Sarah NJ. Wheeler. of J..
In West Windsor Dec. 18th, by Row. Mr. Guernsey Mr.
Richard n. Wait, OF Stowe, Miss Marcia F. l.. Lamson
In sharon 9Th uli Mr. Elijah Bunham, of Brookfed to Miss
Harriet $. Miner.
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GOSHEN LAND TAX,

GOSHEN LAND TAX.
WHEREAS the Legislature Of the s,ats of Vermont
w In the year lS4 assessed tax OF four ,uts per a.
all lands (pub lands excepted in the t,wn Of
Goshen in The county Of Addison, SAID State for the
pose of making and repairing roads ard building bridges
and act in amendment thereof passed in November
sf2-rhcsc are 10 the proprctors and aniow ners
OF the town of Goshen who have paid their
OF such la IN lab Otherwise 10 the appoin
I'd 10 superlnend the expenditure &C the same or to the
subscriber thai much o their lands II be sod at pub.
lie vendue at The dwelling house Of VIM .rlIsla Jr. in
The town Of Goshen IN the county of Addison, the l2h
day Of March 1874 at ten O'Clock renoon as will be
requisite to discharge their respec Give with costs.
WIN. CARLISLE, Jr. Collector.
Dated at Goshen this 9Th day Of January DASH 43
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4
WE the subscribers having been apponiedhy the Hon
w orabie Probate Court for the District If Randoph
commits to eve, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against the Of Samson
Brown, late Of funbrldsc in SAID district, decea ed ,
represented nsolvent and the term Of months from the
10th day OF December s4' beng allowed by said Court to
the creditors OF SAID deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective aims before usdo hereby give notice that we
VIII attend to TIC duties Of appoln at The dwelling
house of the widow Chloe Ann Brown in sad Tunhrdpe
on the last Tuesdays Of February aud MAJ next from
one o'clock p M until SIX NJ on e1:i ofsa,d days.
VIM r. BROWN, Commis.
JOSH. EATON, sioners.
Tubbtidpr. Dec olI loA3 Al