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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

The New York American wheat was sell.
ing for about 45s. STERLING HE auarter.-
Ia consequences Of his low price, 10 con-
tOrmify with faw, The rate Of doty % The
importation OF foreign wheat had been rails
ediio 2Qs per quarter, or 2s. Cd stefIine
equal 10 fifty SIR cenfs) per bushel.
Yet Dur sgricuHurists are sometimes
toIe tba, but Tor qlirt oppressive Tariff they
could sendi their wheat to England, where.
Is appears above, tie prsseni duty is about
eonaI 10 an I'D rdl6fem rate OF CT per cent
Reduction Of Tolls 1t will be seen BY
the advertisement Of the Superintendent,
IF Transportation Of the Baltimore and o
Iio. Railroad Company, that the charge
for the transportation OF Flour from Har-
Ters-FeHy, Frederick, and all points cas-,
oflbose places, has been materially reduc.
ia. Frop Harpers- Ferry the chareewill
hereafter be hoen7y fire cents per barrel,
and from. Frederick and the Monecacv.
the rate.fs reduced 10 t,ceniy cents. We
sfe hesrtily glad that this measure has
been adopted and Ne have 10 doubtiha
i'd due time il will proyeiiself ;o be both
wise and 7roaiables-BaA 1.fmer.
}.fypoiatmeat By NE President Yrs
ptslAN ELLIS Of Missouri, to be. Charge
dtATaites Of the UniletSisles TO ebr Re-
.<p$bke q Nene zuela, 10 place Of Allen
Al Hail.
The Wings Of Easfeln Mississippi and
fofElhe sdjaeea counties 10 Alabama held
/ d very enthusiastic meeting at The White
Sulphur spNnas Cd the 29lh nll From.
lhtee 20 foar ihousand persons persons
were in attendance. The editor of the
New Orleans Bee alluded 10 the spirit
manifested. al ibis gathering saws be
has strong hopeg that Mississippi will ast
teF vote fpr Clay and FRELINGHuYsEN
IN Good Ore "A friend from the inie.
lidr 81 this St9le. carbon county. in
toElns Us that. in order 10 show the Loco
iotos by HER 6ra papers. That Mr.. Polk
aud.the patty as a party. were opposed
tothe protective policy and4o the present
iaffT, he subscribed for The Richmond
~E8qnrer; butibat paper not having Polk
ahh Dallas al IFS head as denied 10 be
LOCO paper. and theLocos. Of that county.
aoa eveh one who has been member 81
ihs House Of Representatives and OF the
Senate Of this State. Insists that il is
Htig paper!t What wiH brother Richie
say to this Phil " s. Gaeetie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue Of decd Of Trust executed 10
.Ab The subscribers IS trustees. BY John SitF-
DER, on the ist tsy Of July, 1888, ard Of record
p the Clerks Once u lie County court 81 JdE.
ferson County. Cor the purpose Of secs eiag /
debt therein taeniiohed, Is due Is HENRY Miller,
which debt ht 4 eonxent sdecree9of The circdiI
Superior codft 81 Law md chaaeey for JEFF
Ierson COUNTY, pronounced on The 3lss DAY bf
May last. was ascefta.aed 10 be The sum BIZ
ss4iO. with s3leFestf reut the ais, dsy af Febrb.
airy, lss2, u.l paid, we shah proceed 10 sen. 81
puollc asetioh. for cash. before me ffoAbdooF 81
~ ~ Court Hdese of JsHfrsan County, between
he hours OF 10 o'clock "A. nj and j, p. III. d..
.ssad-y fAs 1874 6aslef .Nrrs,ntkr rss.,
being Court hay J all that certain TRAc1. rs
LAND with tho sppuTtenanees, ling 10 tie
er, nesr HsrEers- Fed ia common :, 'lss.,sls
.GULF MI. IS, = eotise yed 10 s. ss,s str1dsE
0y said deed .con,afniny
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
$50 ACRES

or SO much theftof as may be ueee,xs., \, IL.
,isfy the said debt ana ipisees,. IRE s,s,l ,,sT,
Of lana IS that on WHICH said Strider na,r "
sides. xnd is valuable and aesirable nr,,s,s+
especially oaisccpunt &c HE MILE sEAr sStt
o1''o' - ster r g1ts belong ne 70 4 Spoh title
A. = vesiea e ~ which fsFeeiieved TO be iadis-
Palable, will bslInads to lie purchaser.
WILLIAM LUCAS, F.
ISAAC EoUKE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

Office Of Transportation B 8, 10 r Il.
10Th 0ctobea lS44. 2
Il pursuance 80 Resolution Of the Board or
ii Directors az this Company adopled sltheir
meeting Ihis day. the rate Of charge for the
transportation Of Flour, from the undersigned
DepoIs respectively TO Baltimore: will, until
ordeted, be as follows, viz:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

ErWhole Tickets S20--Halves SID
Quarters So .0O-Eighlbs 50 80.
For Tickets and Shares, or Certificates
of Packages IN tie above Splendid Lot
teries, address
J. G.sEREGORY s. CO.,
MANAGERS,
WAsaIscroK CRY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
EQR SALE

ME SUBSCRIBER Offers his present residends
iof sale The TERMS can ee4aEEsnged 10
suit The convenience ofiSe pufrb assf, ma al.
session given. ifdesHedi In The I'LL sef 1annsry
next n rnRnrIg X
Sep. 5. 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
: II E'.0EE Z 'F'Eyt y IlHNIA
CONF AIMING o23 AcAEs.

Lying witaia four miles Of CharIsS.owu. and
lheauhlulfs located This, is part df lie tract
Ahich belonged 70 The laie. VIM. |. IL. and adj
jjaihs ths4TaTt bought BY George Hum pbress
ssq. ThF Whole having been eoasss u 81 Far
dinanddrH srfsx % VIM. lee 18th Oh. 1894
y IS weIEkaoE.n on account Of It's isrtIlily and
posiiiou
Terms Two thonssn d two hundrEa ..a RI
:y-hve dossrs, With interest tAeEedh nom i'll
August, As44, and The expenses Of sis,e % cssR.
and bond with good security for t,p tbenss 81
two hundred and forty ave dollars, kay al.le On
she iss DIS Of August. lsz5.
I'm B THO, .fPSoN,
vi losis4A. Twsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Rsls1sxC SnIaE.
Valuable Land NJ As,Nffor

Try Virtue Of s.desd1of trust nadSby y2fnes
p RPFkr. n the Undersigned trus3s, on thA
eiH JHBeI s42, 70 secure ceflsin;moHies 10
Harrlsl Hive, A,arx Of Thoma4tN. fee. deed.
ijwill olssh faF sale. d public anetoui on Er:dag
tHs 6lh ddt@ Bses4tss nfvi. Is44,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

GROCERIES.
N ,sss. orleans f'a' Rice md Lost
Teas superior qualify,
Rios 81 Domingo and Jaia Coffee;
Coarse and tiqe Salt /;
sagat-hooss aid 0 M1asses;
Choeolste, cocoa, ginger, pepper, sllsPice, salt
petre, salarauus, starch, cheese;
A large stock mould and dipped candles;
Tobacco, snuds. segsrs
Flogr, cornmeal, bdckwheat -four,
Shad, herring, mackerels
Sods, water. and sugsr crackers and
Every other ariicls in The grocery line to be
had cheap al S Fl .flsmong's.
oct3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
HUGH SMITH & Co,
IMPORTERS OF )
ChiIla, Glass and EaT-lherh
Ware.

Al-Nu O hEEIs bELUW FAIhE AzA4
ALEX SNDkIA. b. c.
MERCHANTS residing on The Chesapeake
W. and Ohio Canal & contiguous thereto are
invited 10 call and examine the stock, ware and
rates at this old established house. Being
Supplied direct from the manufsetories in Eng.
land with goods purchased invariably for cash,
n. SMITH 8 eco. are enabled 10 offe their
goods ii Is low prices as IN aay or The North
err cities. By The Canal. goods can be for
varied IN very safe and cheap N ,nnsr--lhsy
therefore, hope for large trade within upper
country.
Alexandra, ID, G. sept. 5-am
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Mammoth scheme. 4
~. -
$500, 900 !!y!!
Rich and BrilLient LOTTERY. More
Prizes,ihdn BAnks. l6 Drac,t
). Nos. Gilt -of rs
Maaalnnofll Scheme.

.Ffe.sMmtsrfI L0ftci.y.
iCLAss II tor 1874.
To hsdrswn ldsAlexandria, D. G.,
4 On SATURDAY, ihelaA OCTOBER, 1914
f6 Diswn Saunders IN each package of 26 Tex.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-01
Foreign Intelligence.

caledonia, which arrived al Boston on
ny Liverpool dates to March 8, are received.
ffu''' .ih Trials we're brought to close at the end
Luz sve davis, and each Of the Traversers has
c,n0a guilty ofihe charge preferred against him
nee" vormcnt, but ms yet the country is ignorant
F" VI" mode or extent of punishment to be award
-, ,oOtences being deferred until the next term
- ,ho mean time thousand rumors and specuat'ons
L,n,,ded as to what effect the trial will have upon
W. .o,d,ioo of Ireland and the future movements of
the Repealers.
,.,ho mean time Mr. O'Connel, has in behalf of
H. oomuouons protested against the verdict, and has
.,imo,ed that so soon sentence shall have been
I .,,,sd he will have the matter submitted to the
,boe body Of judges in Ireland and that their de-
,iOO should be unfavorable, he will appeal TO the
uouse of Lords, before he will submit.
AIiyerpool paper says -
uVn our opinion, no punishment will be inflicted
and particularly if matters should progress quietly
~ thew have done since the conclusion OF the trials
for the whole country, which was in state OF the
utmost excitement before, is now as calm as an I'M
ruffed lake."
O'Conncl has taken his seat in the House Of Com
mons. .. ......4 .g..
The Repeal Association continues 10 hold weekly
meetings. At the meeting on the 10Th ult MIR w. 5.
O'Bren. Nj. p, proposed petition to Parliament,
,s,ng forth the facts connected with the late State
trials. Cor general adoption. The motion was carried
,,,nimousIy and it was ordered that copies should
be sent 10 every parish in Ireland for signatures An
other measure adopted was the Of all con-
neyon between the Association and Arbitration Courts
and n recommendation to settle among themselves
he DISPUTES and differences by arbitrators, 10 be in
each case chosen by the parties themselves, with
ON, ony reference whatsoever TO the Repeal Associa-
ton.
BRlrlsu PARLTA DIENT. State Of Ireland On
the 18Th ut, Lord John Russell brought forward his
promised motion in reference 10 Ireland. lie moved
Cor COMMITTEES Of the House take into considera-
ton the state Of Ireland. The discussion Of this mo-
lion wholly occupied the attention of the House Of
Commons for nine nights, and the result was, that it
lost by vote of 225 for, and s24 against Civ
ing ministers a majority Of 60 votes. ...-.-.
The Ant-Com Law League is still active as ever,
and its influence begins to tell upon the Government
with wonderful force.
The action of our Congress upon the Tariff is
looked for with great deal Of anxiety by the British
comm ercial public. .....
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS pIsTnIcT So .
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans; To all persons concerned inthe estate of
Moses MetcaIf late of Craltsbury, insaid District
deceased, intestate Greeting.
NKTHEnEAs, Nancy Nctculf, Administrative of said
w deceased has filed in this Court, her applica-
lion in writing representing, that the estate OF said
deceased is nsoven and insufficient pay the just
debts of said deceased: and that said inlestate died
seized of the equity Of redemption TO Lot No. IL ia
the seventh Range of Lots in Crattsbury, and prays
that license be granted her 10 sell the equity of
dempiion all tho interest Of the in said prem
Uses. .t.t ..-... 81
Therefore, II is ordered that oil concerned be mott
fled by publication of Notice under an Order Of
Court three weeks successfully in the Caledonsn
printed ut St. Johnsbury that they may appear be-
fore the Probate court at session thereof to be
holden at tho Probate Office at Irasburgh the
81 Wednesday of April next aud give bonds for
the payment OF the debts amounting to SEQ So and
expenses of Administration amounting TO $4,000,
and object to the allowance OF the Administrators
account then to be settled. aud assgnmentto the
Widow then to be made. @ .~... ...s --.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at
Irasburgh, this Goth day of March. A. ID. lS44.
34e"3 GEO. NYB. Judge,
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STATE OF VERMONT,

% .r... .,. a.t FL. ORLEANS DIsTRICT
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Orleans--To all persons concerned in the Els.
tate of Warren s. Clark, late OF Clover, dcceas.
ed, interstate, ''" GREETING.
GHARLE A. CLARK, Administrator of said
" deceased, makes application for tho further
time of one year from the 9th day Of May next TO
pay the debts against said estate; which application
will be heard at the Probate Office at Irasburgh. on
the Sd Wednesday of May next; And this order and
notice shall be published three weeks successfully in
the Caledonian printed at ST. Johnsbury in this Stnto
before the day assigned aforesaid that all interested
may DO heard in the premises -""
Probate Office, Irasburgh, 2Oth March, 1914.
! 34sw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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From Washington.
Washington, Tuesday,

Washington, Tuesday, March 10.
ln,ho House, Mr. HARRISON, from the Military
Committee, reported adversely the bill referred to
them 10 divide the United States into two Military
Ds,rcs-(rom the farther consideration Of which the
Committee discharged and the matter referred to
the Committee Of the Whole on the Union.
The Rhode Island question debated during the
morning hour by Mr. McCIcrnand of Ill. in full de-
fence of "Gov." Dorr and his rebellion. ... A,
Mr. tiammett presented resolutions of the M,ssis-
slpf Legislature recommending the annexation Of
Texas. Referred to tho Committee on Foreign Az
fairs - = .
The bill making appropriations for Notifications
was then taken up in Committee of the Whole on
Inc uniou and was debated until adjournment
msENArE, the Oregon debate was continued by
Mr. Choae in one of his classical and mastery efforts
" 'eP'y 10 Mr. Buchanan, and pacific and hon
U1Oe pocy' In opposition to the proposed notice or
'"' termination ofthe joint occupancy.
Have. :, Wednesday, March 20.
'coSh. MIR Stetson Of New-York devoted the
- s no"r to prosy speech in attempt Of defence
w" haren s votes in the New-York Conven-
,onr p'. inc Question of Universal Suffrage, Sc. IN
1.i. ~ 'if Caleb Smith Of Indana-,he Rhode
m, 11o''0h being nomnally under consideration.
On WI 10 remount the I'd regiment of dragons,
MI. Of MIR HARRISON, was then taken up, and,
s ,'ao through, was about to be laid aside with
ssu D"'e MIR Mckay, however, rose and made
,,,., 'a,"S IN opposition to the bill. Mr. Adams
orh. opposed the bill, referring to the passage
nsnd,.' 'y the last Congress against the recon-
war OIL The President and 'his thu nderbolts of
orho secretaries of War and Navy for an increase
wons branches of defence, which if complied with,
eco undoubtedly have swelled our expenses to
ob.en. O'COo per annum; and alluding to the entire
ton ~ 'eaSonS stated for reversing that ac-
ba I'm ie moved an amendment 10 strike out all of
aler,h' ""a insert provision FOR the disbandins,
Whit 4'h OF July next, of the rifle regiment. Unto
pbo.as "' "a regiment of Dragons was metamor
he sail 'he iaw.) He had chose the 4th of July
mes,n,, because all reductions of the army were
1As h." IL. 'nrlher action, the committee rose; and
ed having passed the Fertilization bill adjourn
SENArn a, s..~f gT9e4 gssaI.. ta s4ue18
W.T. buchanan made spirited rejoin-
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District, IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans To all persons concerned 10 me estate OF
Willard Russell late Of Albany, in said district,
deceased, PIT. etaa1r HE .ts Greeting.
DEARLY HYDE, Administrator OH said estate
y makes application for the further time OF one
year from the 18th day Of February last TO pay the
debts and settle the estate Of said deceaseJ which APP
plication stands for hearing at the Probate Office
Irasburgh on tho Sd Wednesday Of April next; and
this notice shall he published in the Culednnian
printed at st. Johnshury in this State three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY before the day assigned for hearing
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at
Irashurgh, this Goth day Of March, 1914. ,
34Sw3 GEO, NYE, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT. ~

orleans District, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate Of
Aaron G. Hitchcock, late Of Troy, deceased, in
tcstae, Greeting.
DOLLY HITCHCOCK Administrative of said
a deceased, has filed in this Court her application
in writing representing that aoid estate is nsoVent
and requests License to sell all the Real estate to-
gelher with the reversion Of the Widows dover, for
the payment Of the debts, amounting to S557 Co.,
said Real Estate consists Of IS acres of land and
buildings thereon, situated in Troy. and known as
the Homestead Of said deceased subject to the Wild
ow's right of Dover.
Therefore You arc hereby notified to appear be-
fore the Probate Coui ut session hereofio be hol-
| den at Irashurgh, the Sd Wednesday of pr next
and give bonds for tho payment of the debts and Oh.
ect 10 the allowance of the Administrators account
then TO be settled and to be heard in the matter Of
assignment then to he made to tho Widow. And it
is ordered that this order and notice be published
three weeks successfully in the Caledonan printed
at St. Johnshury, in this State before the day Of
hearing.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at
Irasburgh, this 2Olh day of March, A. ID. 1914.
349w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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J. d. STOOD Secretary.

DEATH OF GEN Porter. Our papers which
came by the Western mail last evening, announce the
melancholy tidings of the death of Gen. Peter b.
Porter. lie died, at his residence; at Niagara Falls,
on "Wednesday evening Gen. Porter has filled many
high and responsible stations both in civil and military
life. He engaged in the most active service, and
participated in Of the most arduous and brilliant
scenes of the last war. Besides filling many other
offices, he had been memer the Congress of the
United States and was Secretary of War, under the
administration Of Mr. J. @. Adams. lie was zeal
Gus advocate Of MIR Clay, and related to him by
rage He was in the list year OF his age, at the
time OF his death. Boston .4Has.
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STATE or VERMONT.

oRLEANs DISTINCT, SIS. /
The Probate Court for the District aoresaid-To
all persons to whom these presents shall coinr,4
ll. al. .ca#.t ..tt ... T.. 4. Greeting.
1T is hereby ordered that the foregoing appica.
Il ton he beard at Prob tie Court to be holden at
the Probate Office in Frashureh, on the Sd Wcdnes-
day of April and that all persons interested he
notified thereof by publication of the application and
order three weeks successfully in the Cnledonian,
printed OF ST. Johnsbury in this State, the last 10 he
before the day of hearing; that they may appear and
be heard in the premises. . . = r.y a,.s-
Given under my hand at Irasburgh. this goth day
ofMarch, A. ID, ,lS44. s..a st 50
34sw3 GEO. NYlS, Judge
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Aaron a.uaaner's Estate.

yENIIE subscribers having been appoinedty the
u Hon. Probate Court for the District of Essex
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust The
claims and demands Of all persons, against the Es'
tate of
p AARON LUTHER, '.
late of Maidstone, in said district deceased, rep.
resented insolvcnt. and the term of six months -om
the Goth dry of February, s44 hrng allowed ny said
Court the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit mud
prove their respective claims tefnrc usDn give
notice that we will attend the duties Of onr hlA-
pontment, at the dwelling house of John Dewey.
in Maidstone, in said district, the 23d aud on
the 24h day Of Angus, next, att O'clock afternoon,
on each Of said days. .,. .ar.... . ....-.f
l- S GGGEq = s "; PhsAA' Commissioners.
Maidstone, VT March II, 1874. 347w3.
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MR. CLAY IN THE SOUTH.

The Macon Telegraph (Loco) speaking dispnrngng-
ly of Mr. Clay's recent speech in that place says
ga National Bank and a Protective TuriF formed,
Of course, a considerable portion Of his theme.''
Of course, they did sir; but all up this way the
journals tell their duped readers that Mr. Clay tuihs
against Protection at the South, and they pick out
line here and there from what he says to keep
the lie in countenance You have exposed them
handsomely. ,. - ...... ... Tribune.
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GEO. NYE, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT. +.
nrInnns Mist

UT1tHns UIotTICt, S5.
The Probate Court for the District aflresaid-To all
persons concerned in the est,te Of David Foster,
late of Irasburgh, deceased, Greeting.
SARAH FOSTER, widow of said deceased, has
~ made application to said Court for an assign
ment of Two Hundred Dollars out of the personal
estate of said deccased; You therefore notified
tina, said application will be heard at tho Probate Of
flee at Irasburgh on The Cd Wednesday Of April
next. .t. .s.. .-+7-...
Given under my hand at rasblrgb, this goth
day of March le44 t.. ..-.t ,.r.r
34Sw2 GEO. NYE. Judge J
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DEqrRvcrIvH FiRE. The Dwelling House Of
DR.. Sins Wilcox of this village, took fire Friday
last about O'Clock in the morning and was entirely
consumed with nearly all its contents. Damages
estimated. atli or $1,000. Some $500 orthe loss is
said to DO covered by insurance. - bennington Ban
ner March S6. Teen o. rs.f1ol sio "8F s'. 10
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Farm for Sale,

/ Gthuatcd in Concord Vermont, one mile and a half
~ west of Concord Corner, and within one mile
of West CONCORD, known by tho name of Chase's
Village where there is an excellent water privilege
on which is first rate Grst Mill, aud Saw Mill in
which boards, shingles and claphoarls sawed,
Oil MIL and ono Wheclwright's shop in tho Viii
age and twp Backsmiths aud one Shoemaker The
People of this vicinity have contracted for the
ton and finishing Of convenient Meeting house
the present season. Said Farm contains 204
of good land, 20 under improvement, suitably d.
vided into pasturing and moving with two sugar
lots containing 800 trees each, aso two small ORCH
ardst and falling stream ofiirs rate water in
said House. The buildings are, House % feet
by 40, mostly finished except tho chonbcrf With
shed attached il 20 feet iiy CO. tuilt in the
emcr of 1874 l, divided into kitchen, wnodshed Car
riage. house and Granery,2 Dams. 81 feet by AZ,
| 80 by SO, built in 1889, shed TO the harm. On
said Farm was raised GOO bushels Of grain the pas.
seaeon There 22 acres Of Land to p!.,iIt and
the present season. the most oft pIonghcd last
fail One half of tho purchase money required in
advance liberal credit given for tho rcmauder.---
Possession given Immediately. For further paticu
lars inquire Of the subscriber on the Farm. '' ~
t# JACOB RICHARDSON'S
Concord, Peb. cad. 1874. y..E ..a.a 343lf
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Miss DWIRE

NETOULD inform tho inhabitants of Lyndon and
w its vicinity. that she has commenced, the
Millinery and Ercss-N8akdRg
business at the house of Dr. II, w. l.eaches orpo-
site the Methodist Chapel, at Lyndon Corner, where
she will attend to all calls in said business or will do
the work for families in the immediate vicinity as
would best suit her employers, and will warrant her
work to suit those that may please to favor her with
their custom. LAD
'Lynacn Corner, March G, 1914. 345w6"
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The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or

The Hon. the Probate Court for the District oi Or
leans: 5 -...,.., ... g..
VOUR Petitioner, Job Hoyt of Crafsbury, in
n said District, respectfully Represents that he
is The Guardian of Jane Gilman, Joseph Gilmsn,and
Lucinda Gilman, minor children of John Gilman,
late of Crasbury deceased and that the said Wards
ale seized in their own right Of certain piece OF
land situated in Albany in the County of Orleans,
described as follows, viz: Lot No. 204. drawn TO the
original right of Nathaniel Geer, in Albany, and
that sale thereof would be, for the interest of his
said wards Wherefore he prays said Court 10 grant
him license TO sell the same.
tgoj JOB HOYF, Guardian.