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The Columbian fountain., 1846-01-06

NV III. GUNNELL--Dealer in Lumber,
w , Lime, Wood, SIC. Corner Of Canal and
9th streets, near Pennsylvania Avenue.
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WOMsekeeping ArticIcs.

Cooking Stoves, Castings Of all kinds
Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Blooms. Brushes
Selves, Coffee Mills, fine and common Table
Cutlery, fine and common Tea and Table
Spoons. Mincing Knives, Biuania and Plan
ished Tin Ware, also, common Tin Ware o.
every kind, Bedcords, Cotton and Maull,
Rope, cis,ern Buckets Market and Clothes
Baskets, Travelling do, Rat and Mousr
Taps ,Andirons, common Shovels and Tongs
Steel and Brass Fire Sets, Wire Tenders
Backing, Preserving Kettles aud Furnaces
Grilrons, Wafilsirons, Smoothingirons,S Spit
ioons. Walters, Tea end Coffee Canislers
Kitchen Knives, Jgiloy Moulds, Matches
Nllchslfos. &c.
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.WlSTER7S BALSAM OF
WELD CHERRY!
Will Miracles never cease ! More
evidence of its surprising health
Restorative Virtues
SFRINaFIFLp, x. ME-.

SPRINGFIELD, XIV, MAJ, IA, lS45.
\ .Iessrs. Sanford & Park.--Gents:- I take this
H pporunity of informing you Of a mos remarza-
Die cure performed upon me by the use Of Or Wis.
paris Balsam of Wild Cherry
i In the year 1S40 was taken with an infama-
'of the bowe which labored under for six weeks
when gradually recovered. In the fall Of IS4I |
vas attacked with severe cold, which seated IT.
eii upon my lungs and for the space three years
II was confined to my bed. tried all kinds OF
medicine, and every variety Of medical aid without
benefits and thus l weared along until the winter
llflc44, when heard Of 'Histar's Balsanl of Hid
.Cheuy'
II My friends persuade me to give il a uial though
III had given up all hopes OF recovery aud had pre-
.pared myself for the change Of another world
Through their solicitations was induced 10 make
1se Of the GeRRiue " tSar's Baisaln Of wa Cher
I.y The effect was truly astonishing After fire
yedrs Of aiiction pain and suffering and after hav-
ng spent four o. fire hundred dollars TO no purpose
band The best and most respectable physicians had
pr we'd unavaliug, ! was soon restored to entire
calth by the blessings Of God and the use Of DR..
Nistar's Balsum Of Wild Cherry.
| am now enjoying good health, and such is my
FILTERED appearance that / am no longer known
Iwhen meet my former acqunmtances.
h have gained rapidly in weight, and my flesh is
firm and solid can now eat as much an, persoi
and my food seems to agree with me. have cat
n more during the last six months than had eat
IN in five years before.
Considering my case almost miracle, l deemed
Il necessary for the good Of the afflicted and tn,
duty owe 70 the proprieteIs and my fellow mel
(who should know where relief may be had) t
make this statement public.
May the blessings OF God rest upon the proptie
Tors of so valuable medicine as WIstar's Balsam O
lWild Cherry.
Yours respectfully. w. IT. BAKER.
Price 81 per bottle. The usual discount allow
d 10 who esale purchasers.
Sold wholesale and retail ut No. 81 Gravier St.
aear the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, by
IT. SCOVIL.
and by O. o. WOODMAN g. co.
Il MAY 6, 1916. 44-ly. Yazoo City.
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Celebrated Ague and
Fever Pills.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
w. w. WOOD,
0f Rcntou. Yasoo county, .NissIssippi,

Of Benton, Yasoo county, .MisstsstPPt,
nR WOOD has used these pills for the last
- ten years in his practice, both in Ken
lucky and Miss Unsolicited such astonishing
cures with them, that he is induced TO offer
them to the public, as a certain and etect1tdt
remedy for intermittent or Ague and Fever
In casesa where he has used these pills, ne
has never failed toeure the patient In twen@
ty-four hours, and, in many instances ne
has ACCOMPLISHED the most wonderful cures
in the short space of twelves hours; in pEool
of which, he could, if necessary, procure
certificates from every one of those to whom
he has administered this valuable medicine,
but he deem them both superhuous and pro-
fitless. Along catalogueof letters, attest
ing their efficacy, would seem to partake
too much Of the clap>trap means resorted to
in order to bolster up the poisonous nostrums
that are daily sent forth to the world pro-
Tossing to cure as many cases as there are
subjects to operate upon. These pills need
only to be tested to establish their character.
They possess such singular and admirable
qualities, that no unpleasant feelings are
produced by them upon the patient. They
never nauseate or sicken the stomach, or
oparate on the bowels as "a purgative; the
patient, without experiencing any uneasl-
ness whatever from them, finds himself sud-
denly cured. a
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.

Puue5. I1UU saws, Chisels, Angus, A4gur'
Bits, Hollow Augurs. Brace and Btts.BIjnc
Bits, Hammers. daichc's Adz"s Drawing
Knives, Iron aud Steel Squares, Pocket
Rules, Compasscs. Divders. GHagos, Screw
Drivers, Tapclines, Spirit level, &c. au,
I'll If tho hest Cu,liiv
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RUILnING MATERIALS.

Boston Nails. BUS, Screws, Sepey's
Carpenters 1ud other Kn.b Locks, also 'he
~olored lDi white Mineral Knob do, aga
md beautiful article Sasa-Sprng., PaIItcs
'...t-f F.sle1,r5s. Bolts. &c
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Notice.

n ULOOo
"AVING been appointed by Messrs Fisk
H s. Davis, of Adams county, Agent for
Their Lands lying in the vicinity Of this city,
and vested with full powers to prosecute
and remove all. trespassers on the same, all
persons are hereby notified that from this
date the law will be rigidly enforced against
offenders without exception. The lands
number / $40 acres, and are generally known
as the "HaHIs Lands.n
A. H. MORTON.
Yazoo city, July 25, Is45. 3-tf
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10 the stockholders Of tha

To the Stockholders Of the
Commercial Bank of Manchester
WVHE Assignees Of the Commercial Bank
~ of Manchester have this day declared
"a pro rata dividend Of four per cent. of the
Capital Stock Of said Bank, payable to the
Southern Stockholders at the Office Of the
Assiguees IN YazoO City, Miss, on Monday
the LIST day of June next, and to Northern
Stockholders at the Office OF the Manhattan
Bank, in New York, on Wednesday the first
day Of July next.
p. BAILEY, p
il. WILSON, e.
J. w. BARNETT,
ALEX. SMITH,
Yazoo City, May 5, 1916. 444t.
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PINnfRfiO9l SIEDDlies.

Has Shovels, SDades, Horse-coi!drs, Hames
5lndbridles with aud without rcjns, Traces
)x and Log chains, Froes, Wedges, Axes
Saws. Is. ksnuh's vices, dan.mers an
Topgs; '.olga lines. CurTycombs, sc.
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School Books.
THE NEW YORK
w GGkEV Mirror

An elegantly printed periodical, of sixteen
quar'o pages-is published every SATURDAY Morn
ING, and forwarded by the earliest mails TO cub
scrihers residing out of this city. (Sutiect 10
newspaper postage onLy.) The Weekly Mirror 81
AS faithful history Of the weeks opinions. news
pleasures, politics, literature, and all manner of
bringings forth, as the Editors and their many as
sistanis can possibly bring together-completed
as an asduous daily task of compilation, compari-
son, research and comment. 1t has also the es-
sentials and the spice of Foreign News, and, in
short, the most comprehensive budget that can
be made up of each weeks doings, the world
over! These who cannot afford daily, or who
live In the country where they do not care for
advertisements, or who want paper that tells
them everything once a week, will find the
Weekly Mirror exactly to their mind. Postmas-
tiers throughout the Union, will frank remittances
Any postmaster RENTING five dollars will receive
two copies Of the work.
The "DA1LY EVENING MIRRoRn is six dollars per
annum. Two copies will be furnished for ten
dollars MORRIS, WILLIS & FULLER,
corner of Ann and Nassau sts.. N. Y.
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Dissolution.

TENHE partnership heretofore existing be
= tween the undersigned, under the style
of J. M. HoLLINGswoRTH & CO., is this dag
dissolved by mutual consent. E. b. GRAY
SIM is alone authorized to settle The affairs
of the firm. ]. M. HOLLINGSWORTH
E. B. GRAYSON.
Yazoo city, Oct. ID, 1916. l6-tf.
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ACCOMMODATIONS Limo.

LIVERY STABLE they prepared neynce
hor passengers and
in
Ia, 1916 g. BLACKMAN, SCOTT Propretors
or Cut this out and stick it up in public place
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no Planters and
COUNTRY DEALERS,

TUVIlE subscriber would respectfully cal
A your attention to the following list o
articles, which he keeps cconslanily on hand
for sale, at his diminishing Store" Vicks,
Aurg
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Tennessee Money! Tennessee
Money

WILL be taken in exchange for a lot Of
Negroes left with US by gentleman who is
going TO move 10 Tennessee, they are sold
for no fault and are very desirable servants
title indisputable.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT g. Co.
VazoO city, May ], 1916. 43-t
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NOVICE.

ENHE undersigned will conilnue The Pro
u duce and Commission Business under
the style of Z. B. GBAYSON & CO., al
the same staud occupied by j. M. Holings.
worth s. CO.
Thankful for custom received under the
old firm, he trusts, by strict attention TO the
interests of those who may entrust their
business with him, that the same will be
continued to the new firm.
E. B. GRAYSON.
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PREPARED FOR THE PROPRIETOR by
G. K. TYLER, Chemist


G. K. TYLER, Chemist.
Corner Of East Baltimore and High SITS,
Baltimore.
DIR. GORDON'S PILLS are truly the sick mans
friend. No traveller or Family should b without
them. Their timely administration wall prevent
much pain and suffering, and save many valuable
lives.
These pills were compounded by DR. Gordon af.
ter years of study careful observation upon the
nature of different medicines, and the effect which
they produce upon different constitutions in various
forms of disease. They have been extensively used
by some of our most eminent physicians, ard by
macy private families for several years. and such ha
been the satisfaction which they have given, that it
is firmly believed that the vegetable kingdom does
not furnish auy materials for purgative medicine,
which SURPRISES for general use, those Of which
these Pills are composed. They do not contain
Calome, Mercury or any mineral preparation; but
compose entirely OF concentrated vegetable ex.
tracts carefully prepared and 90 combined to be
Certain, Safe aud Easy in their operation should
it be otherwise, the stomach and bowels contain
foul and acid bilious matter-showing great neces-
sity for purgaive medicine.
The bowels being the principal channel through
which great portion Of tie impurities of the sys-
TEN are discharged il is evident that whatever Rcts
benefcially upon them must be conducive 10 health.
And the bowels are the most effectual, and in
fact, almost the only way by which general i'm.
preston can be made upon the s. STEM il Is perfectly
reasonable to suppose that nearly al diseases will
be cured, or at least, much benefited by ndcious
use Of purt alive medicines, If physician is CALI
ed to a patient, what is the FIRST thing done7 He
prescrbes dose or two of pnrga;iye medicines; and
then, after day or two, if tho patient is better,
be gives him another dose Of pnrgative medicine,
and so on; dome some other little things-but the
main reliance for cure 10 upon the effect produced
ny purgative medicines. Therefore, if you are
sick, delay not but take few doses Of DR. Gordons
Vegetable Family Pills, and be again restored to
health. Price twenty five cents per box.
For sale in Yazoo city by
o. .. WOODJu.4N& co,
and C. @. McKESSEYN
ind IN Benton By j. J & " LLNDH.4IM
moy Is, 1916. 4g-6m.
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miscellaneous.


Cstern Pumps oi rle very hes. p4ieTn, anr
which clp unhesiatinely recommend MS ST,
Derior 10 auy have ever seen -Acrlcntura
Furnaces. Spinning Wheels, Gin Band Riv'
cts and Bristles, Willow Carriages, Cradles
aud Nurse chairs, Lcadpipe Of various sizes
TIMERS SUPPLIES.
Tin-Plate, Block. Tin, Sheet Copper,Sheo
Zinc, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead, Rivetts. Wire
Tin. Ears, Speller Solder, &c, which vii
furnish al a small advance over first cost.
And to Dealers. will furnish Tin Ware
Of all kinds at as low prices as they can buy
in New Orleans, or elsewhere.
ALSO, for Planters and other customers
will manufacture any article wanted, Of Tin
Sheet Iron anb Copper, or put up Csiorn
Pumps and House Cutters, and repair Steam.
Npes at moderate prices.
JACOB PEALE.
February 20, 1915. 33-lf
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m WIN much respect, your obt FeTv't,
HENRY BRlSEsOE.
DIR. GOREDaDNsS

Vegetable Antt Bilious Family PiII8
FOR the cure of Bilious Fever, Yellow
Fever, Remiuant and Intermittent Fevers,
Inhammatory. Nervous and Putrid Fever,
Pain in the Head, Side, Back and Stomach,
inflammation of the Brain, Stomach, Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, Throat and Chest; Dropsy,
Scroiula, Syphilis, Sick Headache, Rheuma-
tism, Collie, Dyspepsia, Hysterics, Low Spir-
its, Whoopng cough, Small Pox, Measles,
Ulcers and Old Sores, Female complaints,
and ALL DISEASES WHERE PURGATIVE
MEDICINES ARE NEEDED!
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Notice.

Notice.
EVHE partnership heretofore existing in
this city under the name and style Of
john B. GRAFTON & Co., was dissolved
this day by mutual consent. Abner Russell
& J, H. Laurence are authorized to settle
the business of the late frm-All those
having claims against the said firm, will
please present them, and those indebted will
please pay up.
]. II. LAURENCE,
ABNER RUSSELL,
J. B. GRAFTON.
Yazoo City, Feb. 10, 1876. 36tf.
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THE AMERICAN
AGRICULTURALIST

TER Ms--One Dollar per year in advance
three copies for Two Dollars eight copies for Five
Published monthly. by SAxToN & MIIEs. eo5
DFoadways New York, containing 80 pages, royal
Each number Of the AgriculturaIist contains
put One Sheets and is transported By mail under
the same regulations as newspapers, viz: one and
isay ce,ats It over 100 miles, without the STATE
ALIsT, with tables of contents complete fo-
at 81 90 each; elegantly and uniformly honnd in
cloth, 81 Is These are handsome, tasteful booLs
and make very desirable premiums for distribn1
ton with Agricultural Societies, and should also
find place in all our District School LibrarieS
They constitute the best and most complete tree.
ties on American Farming, Stock Breeding. ana
Horticulture, extant. When several copies are
ordered. a liberal discount will be made.
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AT the Yazoo City Livery Stable.
81 GOOD, well broke pair Of horses for famiiy
= BLAcKMAFV, SCOTT & co.
June 81, 1916 5I-tf
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The "Whig" sCiU be fssrm5she d
to Subscribers at Three Dollars
per AMMAN, Il: adoance, or Fice
Dollars at the end of the uea4..
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THE PENNY MAGAZINE.

A ReUise Of s0hich commenced in .Hay, l845,
This splendid and useful work contains 4, goo TN
Perial Octave pages and Two Thousand Engrav-
ings! AID forms a complete Library within ITSELF
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28

The tide of emigration is still flowing strongly west
ward. The Buffalo Pilot says that the steamboat En-
pire left Buffalo for Chicago, recently, with 1900 emf
grants mostly from NewEngland) and their furniture
on board The money received for freight amounted
to $62OO
R. 1.-The General Assembly adjourned at New
port Friday, after session of four days
TLI.-An anti-slavely meeting was recently broken
up by mob at Peoria. The lights were extnguish-
ed, eggs thrown, &C. &c,-afer the early example Of
the New-Engand States,
The latest accounts from Nauvoo represent that the
Mormons were selling their property for a mere song
and hurrying away as fast as possible. Houses pub.
lie buildings, merchandise, FARMS and every descrip
ton of property is sacrificed and bought generally by
spectators.
PA.--A manufacturer of Philadelphia has sent to the
National Fair, set of bedroom furniture, the value
of which is $4,000.
MIcH.-A new delusion has just sprung up in Avon
Oakland Co. A man named Ur Adams has establish
ed himself there, and claims to be the Lord Jesus
Christ come to the earth second time. He has fitted
up a room which he calls the "Sanctum Sanctorum'
where he spends much of his time, apparently in gea
dignity. All who approach him are required to put of
their shoes and bow down and worship him. His fol
lowers, about thirty in number, do this.
Letters were received at Detroit few days since
stating that discoveries of silver ore had beer
made in the Lake Superior mines.
VA.-Extract from letter dated Richmond, May II
1916 =" We had a negro instruction here few
days since, a few miles from the city They were t.
march to the city, and take the banks and all the cash
but they were not quite quick enough About dozer
were arrested, and they will put a rope round the
necks by way of pattern" --BostOn Transcript.
VIM. Hudson, of Pendeton county, recently killed
his wife and four children with an axe No cause
known but a misunderstanding with his wife,
The Southern Methodist Conference have elected
Rev. Mr.. Sehon their missionary Secretary, and resolv
ed to establish mission in China. During the pas
year $68000 have been collected for missions, and
balance on hand of $500. After protacted de
bate, the Book concern was established at Richmond
The new Bishops were ordained on the 18th by Soult
and Andrews Messrs. Pierce and Early assisting.
LA.-l5 families are said to have persisted in sud
den flood near the mouth of the Mermento river.
OF some 200 printers in New Orleans, 50 have gonr
into the army in Texas
Mo-330 emgrants for California recently encamp
ed near St. Joseph's.
N. C,-There is in Moore county boy II years old
81 inches high, and weighs q pounds. He ceased t,
grow at or 5yoars of AGES bright and active.
ed decree condemning the schr Merchant and cargc
forfeited to the u s. for being engaged in the slave
trade
The crops have received much benefit from the re
cent heavy rains and the papers speak confidently
the prospects of a bountfu harvest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28
DODl este Conn end.

N. H-The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Northern Rail Road Company was holden in Con-
cord, on Wednesday, for the choice of Directors The
Directors now consist Of G. w. Nesmith, Franklin
Timothy Kendrlck, Lebanon; Francis n Fisk, Con
cord; Barnard B. David, Amherst; Theodore Wilde,
Nathan Carruth, and Charles Theodore Russell, Bos-
ton.
The meeting of the Legislature will commence OH
the first Monday in June,
Rev. DR.. Adams, of N Y. City, is to deliver the ad-
dress before the Theological Society of Dartmouth
College, at the next commencement.
MAss.-Hon. Edward Everett was nauguated as
President of Harvard University at Cambridge on the
Both ult.
A Byied correspondent of the Newburyport Her.
aid says that Messrs. Lewis Rogers and VIM. II. Went
worth, took at one draugM eigM hundred Bass weigh
ing six thousand pounds) last Saturday P. NJ, in the
Parker river, half IL mile below the factory.
About five o'clock on Sunday afternoon, says the
Journal, little girl accidentally fell into the frog pon(
on the Common, when young black Newfoundland
dog, belonging to Mr., Wyman Osborn of South Bos
ton plunged in and brought the child in safety to the
shore.
The whole number of papists now in the capital o
New England Is estimated at $4,000 at least; o
more than one quarter part of the entire population
Boston.
Quite severe frost was experienced in some part
of the State on Tuesday night
n Y.-This State has recently voted on the license
question Albany, Troy, Lansingburgh, Utica, anc
Waterford have gone heavily mo license
Joint resolutions were adopted by the House of As
Sembly on the 18th, authorizing the Governor-if il
his judgement it shall become necessaryto call vol
uneers into actual service, and placing funds at hi
disposal for their payment
Baptist Ahti-Slavery Missionary Convention G
Ministers and laymen has been notified to assemble
Utica on the 9th inst and continue two days TIL
call is signed by some 90 Ministers and large lot
members.
The Constitutional Convention is to meet at Alban
on the LIST Of June.
Mr.. John 5. Murray of Springfield, died last weel
caused by skinning poisoned creature, about tw
weeks previous. No symptoms of disease were Wis
BILE until three days before his DEATH when his left arm
upon which the intestnes of the animal were carrie
commenced swelling badly, which was succeeded b
notification Two women, who assisted in the ac
are also in a dangerous condition.
A gentleman was robbed on board the Hudson
Thursday morning, while on the route to New York,
$1,000. 1t was taken from his pantaloons peck
while he was asleep.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-05-28
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES.

Bennington DiStrict-Estate of & Niles, SALISBURY
will examined at Whites, Bennington, LIST. Wednes-
day in June. Est. Tutle, Bennngton hearing for
extension of time atsame time and place. Est. Car
penter, Shaftsbury-hearing of admrs. time and
place. Est L Highly, Bennington, comrs. meet at
Southworths last WEEDS June.
Orleans Probate DiStrid.-Admrs. acct on est. of
Jane Patterson Craftsbury, heard at Iasburgh 10th
June next. Est. of Enoch Toman Greensboro, SEES
sion of commrs. at widow Tolnans LIST Mond July and
last Sat Oct.
Auction sale of saw mill and lot at Glover Both inst
property of w S Clark's est OF brick house and lot
&C., Crafsbury, June 26, property of D Fosters est
Windsor Dist-Est. w Colston, Weathersfeld
hearing admrs. at Wincheser's, Springfield I'd Tues
July.
Caledonia DiStrid.--Admrs acct. Est. of Adams
| Waterford, hearing at Danville June 4. Est r Root
admrs ap. for ex of time, hearing Danvle June 9
Est. Thayer, st Johnsbury, admrs act hearing Dan
vile 10th June. Est w McPhee, Barnet, admrs act.
hearing, Danville 18th June
Hartford DiSt-Est. Mehitabel | homas, Woodstock
app. to SELL hearing Woodstock June 5.
Georgia Dist.-Est T Chamberlain, Fairfax, admrs
act hearing, st Adams June IL. Est Stevens
Berkshire, app. to sell, hearing St Adams June
Est. Reyes commrs meet widow Pease, Fairfax 3ls
July.
); Marlboro DiSt.-Est G S Cooley, Newfane, admrs
act hearing Brattleboro June 5. Est. Reed Som
erset comnrs meet Knapp's, Wardsboro, 28th Aug
g. Sept
Westminster List-Est B Bolster Londonderry
comrs meet at Gibsons last Saturdays of May & June
Rutland Dist.-Est. Davis Dandy, hearing exrs
act. Rutland, June |. Est E Gibson, Carendon; hear
ing exrs act. Rutland June l. Est. ]. Beaman
Poutney commrs meet at late residence LIST Wedns
f July, and Sept Est A Buck Pitsford; hearing app
f to sell Rutland June l.
, Fairhauen DiSt.--Est J Smith, Orwell; hearing 70
f ex of time, Castleton June g. Est S Adams, West
haven hearing for ex of time, Castleton LIST Wednet
Y June. Est N Spalding Pawlet hearing admrs. ac
Castleton, LIST Wed. June. Est. o French, Poultney
commrs meet at Fifelds Poultney, goth June and At
o Oct.
ACADEMIES.
Hinesburgh Female School,; summer term commend
| ed May 25
Williston High School; summer term commence
/. June 3.
Female Seminary (Burlinglon) summer term con
m mences May 20.
Of VT Lit g. Sci Institution, BRANDON summer ter
ct COM May q.
Royaon Academy Summer term com. June 8.