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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
Deaths.

In Cornth on the I'd inst, widow Sarah Pratt form
ery of Bristol, aged 80 years. Printers in New York
and New Hampshire are requested to copy.
In Albany, on the 25th inst, Mrs Margaret Parker,
aged 81 years.
In Glover Mrs. Hannah Phillips, aged II years.
In Mddlcbury, Mr.. Francis Bowe, aged % years.
In Shoreham Miss Thrsa S. Hunt, aged 81 years
In Farlee, L. Jane Gilmore, aged Is years.
Drowned, in Colchester, Robert W. son of Robert
and Huldah Scott. of Burlington, aged years.
In Westicld, Mrs Susan E. Stebbns, aged g.
In Chester, Hugh Henry, Esq aged 70.
In Brdgewater, Abner Atwood, Jr aged 81.
In Pomfrel, Miss Marietta S. Snow, aged 81.
In Burlington, Capt. Malichi Corning, aged II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
Domt5ttt Gomptu0.

MASSACHUSETTS, Hon. Abbott Law
renee of Boston, has presented to the corporation Of
Harvard University the sum Of fifty thousand dollars,
to be expended in establishing school for the purpose
of teaching the practical sciences.
NEW YORK.-The Buffalo Courier tells good
story Of farmer who sold his stock Of corn much be-
low the market price, all because he could not afford
to take newspaper If he had expended 50 for a
good paper he might have pockcted $l6O more for
his corn,
Rev. Cyrus Prnde, formerly of this state, has lately
become the Publisher of the True Wesleyan, in the
place of Orange Scott, who has retired from ill
health.
Deck passengers are now carried from Buffalo to
Chicago, nearly thousand miles, for dollar.
PENNSYLVANlA.-The population of Pittsburgh
is now estimated at 10000.
Forty-nine emaucipated slaves passed through
Washington, on their way to Ohio recently. They
had been the property of Nj. Cochrane of Hampshire
county, Virginia, who gave them $500 with which to
emgrate. hoslaves were well equipped for travel
ng; had four horse wagon, &c,
| On Tuesday most destructive hail storm passed
over and through part of York county, and did
great damage to the crops. One farmer few miles
from Pittsburgh suffers loss of about 1000 to his
crops.
The Liberty party have nominated DR.. 7. J. Lee
moyne for Governor and NJ b. Thomas for canal COM
missioner
NEW JERSEY.-Tts estimated that 100000 acres
more of corn planted this year than were last in
this state.
OHIO.-Professor Mitchell, of Cincinnati, has OBJ
tanned an observation of the new comet, discovered by
Professor Cola, of Parma which is located near Lamb
da Vsa Major.
Senator Corwin was recently burnt in efigy at Bue
ma Vista, by some of the volunteers for his antwa
) speech.
ILLINOIS-Co Hardin, who fell at the battle Of
Buena Vista, was an elder in the Presbyterian churcl
in this state.
ii VIRGINIA.-The bill to establish District FREE
, schools has been adopted in Jefferson county. 1t wa
j. rejected in Frederick
WISCONSIN.-Mr J. N. Stoddard, of Perry, Gen
d esee county, N. Y, now of Southport, has gone
d Liverpool it is said, to secure an estate worth som
u $4,000, which has lately fallen to him.
MISSOURI. Justice is on the march in this stat'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24

We would advise readers who aborng under attic
ton of the lungs make trial of this truly excellent medicine.
The intelligent and respectable families of city have a.
dopted vorie family medicine, and pedsposcd
consumption who have used speak of the highest
menda.ion Of efficacy,
Scores of individuals have been cured of asthma, the early
stages fconsunpon Bleeding of the lungs obstinate coughs
by this Basam, after hope had well nigh yielded to despair
We say this all eandor 1t is indeed melancholy truth that
thousands fall victims consumption from other
than neglected colds find hundreds and thou sands
who treat such complaints with indifference and let them run on
for weeks and months, without thinking Of the danger
None genuine unless signed Butts the wrapper.
Pur sale by s. p. cdield and s. Collins, Montpelier VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
BOSTON MARKET-MoNnAr. JUNE q

BOSTON MARKET-MoNDAY, JUNE 81.
Flor-Michigan, 8 ASH; Genesee IA
10.
GRAIN Corn Northern, III l,ls; New
Orleans 90 ,03 Rye and Barley, 90 l.
o. Oats, IS a g.
P0tatOcS-60 a 81.
Provisions. Beef extra per Dbl, IA 80 a l5,-
co. Poorer qualities, 1900 1900 Pork, a.
90 5000. Butter, IA a '27. Cheese, 'O6 a
'OS.
Wool-Saxony, '45 a so American, full
blood 40 a ~. Poorer qualities IA IS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
GUARDIANSHIp
STATE OF VERMONT IN Probate Court holden 2
Washington district, within and for said hi

STATE OF VERMONT Probate Court holden at Montpelier
18th day Of June, A. d. l647
Aon1o Pcarce, of Calais guardian To Jos W." Cordelia X,
Laura A. Oensa, Orlando, Charlotte Lewis o. and Sarah Icon
ard Of Calais said district Minors under the twenty
years and owning real estate lying in Calais in said district and
being eight undivided tenth parts of the homestead whereof
Fbr Leonard late of Calais aforesaid, died seized excepting
the widows right Of dover therein makes application said
court be empowered to sell and the said real
longing his said wards edgng that the sale hereofs
for their support and will be conducive the interest of
wards WheTeupon ordered that said application be heard
the probate Office in Montpelier the 18th day Of July, A.
S at O'clock NJ and further ordered that hereof BE-
given by publishing the substance of the subject of said ap
pcaon and orders thereon in the Green Mountain Fireman.
newspaper printed Montpelier weeks SUCCESSFULLY last
which to be before the aforesaid time appointed for the hearing
thereof that all persons concerned appear they eaus'
and object BY the Court,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
true copy of Record, Auest, LYMAN BRlGG Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
LamOiIIe County Awake,

The Liberty organization of Lamoillo County, will
holda convention at HYDEPARK, on Friday the 9th
day of July, at 10 o'clock A. M for the purpose of
nominating Senatorial Ticket to be supported by the
Liberty Party at the coming election, and the transac-
ton of other business usually done at such conven-
tons.
Hon. Jacob Scott of Barre, expected to be present
and address the convention. Let this meeting be
such an one shall inspire new zeal in the hearts of
Liberty men, and encourage themto renewed effort for
the freedom of the Slave
S. MERRIAM n. C...
G. BURNETT, { w. Oo"'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
Windham Comfy Convention.

The Libelty party in WIndham County will meet
in convention at Fayetteville Oh Saturday the 3D. day
of July, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ forthe nomination of can
ddates for the Senate at the approaching election and
also to celebrate the anniversary of American ndepen-
dence
The following named gentlemen are appointed a
committee of arrangements, and are requested to meet
at Fayetteville. on Tuesday the Doth June, inst, for
that purpose, viz. f II Thomas, Bratcboro; Timothy
Putnoy; o S Wells. Athens; " R Skater
Townshend DrJ IIolton, Jamaica; A X Wider, Yards
boro Col. " II Jones, Dover; V Forbs Wilmington.
d. BAILEY, }
N. CHENEY, County Committee.
June 49, 1917
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24

DIAL EEN LA . LA ER FROM EUROPE
DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF FLOUR
DEATH OF DANIEL O'CONNELL,
&c.
The steamer Cambria arrived on Thursday
morning, at quarter before o'clock, bringing
Liverpool dates to the 4th inst.
The grain market is now subject to one of
those pancs SO frequent in seasons of scarcity
From the list to the 25th ult, Indian corn meal
was sold for Is. per bbI lower Barrel flour
suffered decline Of As. to IS per barrel
The cotton market has been more active and
buoyant than for week or two previous, but at
the same time the transactions have been only to
limited extent
The proceedings in parliament attract little
interest. Every thing now is matter Of form
The Executive is posting up the government
ledger, to present as clean balance as possible
to the country
The civil war in Portugal his almost ceased
to excite attention, from the folly, the weakness
and cowardIce of the begerents
The authorities OF Liverpool do not appear to
be very successful in their efforts to prevent the
l"huA vi IrlSl PauperS.
Accounts from the East continue to give fear
tul details of the ravages of the cholera.
Accounts from Tousin represent the King of
Sardinia to be dangerously ILL.,
The distress in the manufacturing districts Of
England and Scotland does not appear to find
any alienation.
Two vessels have arrived in the St. Catherine s
docks, London, from China, with l6 ,S2l bags
of sugar, several tierces of grass, and various
other articles, the growth or manufacture of
China
A committee Of Irish landlords has been
formed in London, for the purpose of furthering
systematic plan of emigration from Ireland.
1t is said that Oriand, the Italian aroma 1t
who has mpde 400 ascents, has completed a
machine which will enable him to control the
balloon in the air, and to guide its direction
with cert1inty.
On the LIST of April, number of souls as.
sembled at Lcek, to meet an angel from heaven
who was to announce the day of judgment iol
that day twelve months.
The ship Mary Ellen, Captain Dearborn, OF
New York, has been totally lost and three Of
her crew.
The accounts from the provinces speak in tho
most cheering terms as to the prospects of mex
years harvest. The papers contain fewer out
RACES and fewer instances of hideous deslilution
than have been spread over them for any week
Of the last six months.
DEAru OF OCoNNELL.-OC onneII is dead
The influence of this once potent name is to be
seen in the columns of type devoted to his ca
reer, and estimates of his character, in every
Journal British and continental, which we take
up, After Iife's GttuI fever, he sleeps WE'LL
Every writer, according to his country, his Greco
or his prejudIccs, analyses the deeds Of the de
parted.
The exit of this extraordinary man is as re
markable as his career. His light was cXtin
gushed in the darkest hour Of his country'5 fate
His splendid abilities all admit their bene
fetal tendency many deny. Bat lie was grea
original, and his faiIings ana his vices wer
those Of his position and his race
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
ShipwreckS and great Loss Of Life.

The correspondent of the Montreal Herald gives
some particulars of the loss of three emigant ships
bound for Quebec from England aud Ireland, and that
several hundred human beings had found watcry
grave
Quebec, June T. 1917.
Eve learn from VIM. Stevenson, Esq. who arrived
here this morning from Halifax, that the Miracle from
Liverpool TO Quebec, with passengers was lost the
Magdalen Islands about the Goth ut, and that sixty
Of her passengers drowned IN landing, and that
the remainder had arrived at Pictou in a scky and
destitute state; and that the Xenoba with l79 passen-
gers for Quebec was wrecked at Manadieu, on or
about the Goth ult Also u vessel from Sunderland,
with Goals and goods, (name not known,) was wrecked
on Scatterie Island about the same time
This morning, Messrs. Pemhertons received the fol-
lowing letter from Capt r. Thompson master Of the
brig Crchet Whitehaven, from Sligo to Quebec with
passengers:
CAPE Roster, May l9-[ am sorry to inform yon
that the BRIG Garricks was wrecked about four miles
eastward of this place, and shocking to relate out of
I67 passengers, only 48 reached the shore-the crew
except one boy were all saved. Little will be saved.
The Eastern Chronicle thus speaks of the untortu
nate settlers shipwrecked in the Miracle:
! The emgrants without exception, were in the mos
deporabe condition; such were comparatively well
were afflicted with swelled limbs and mortified toes
and they drew the most horritylng pictures of thei
sufferngs during the night which the ship struck
upward Of sixty persisted from exposure to cold an
wet and from sickness, and about twenty more die
on the island; 2ol were shipped for Pctou, two c
those died on the passage and within the short spac
of three days thirteen more have died
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24

FROM THE SEAT OF Wharf.-The New York papers
of Yesterday have the following information from Vera
Cruz and the Brazos, communicated by magnetic tee
graph. The result Of the election of field officers Of
the Massachusetts regiment is given, and the story of
the proposed advance of Gen. Taylor upon San Luis
Potosi is repeated for the hundredth time:-
The New Orleans PiCIyune extra, issued at noon
7tl inst, announces the arrival of the steamship New
Orleans from Vera Cruz, lst inst. She touched at
BrazoS on the 4th.
Gen Scott had left Jalapa at the head of six thou
sand troops. Gen. Twlggs and his division entered
Pueba on the 29h. 1t was not positively known, but
supposed that Gen. Scoo would advance on the CAPT
tai with his present force.
Authentic news has been received that Santa Anna
had resigned the Presidency on the 28h but it was
not known whether Congress had accepted the esig-
nation or not lie took the step in consequence OF OPP
position to his views of the defence of the capital and
defamatory articles in the public prints.
The American army was generally expected at
Mexico on the 18th Of the present month, and bu'
slight resistance was anticipated.
Santa Anna commenced fortifying Guadalupe in per
son, and Moicaezngo, near the suburbs, but unusua
dsapprobation was manifested and his resignation fol
lowed. 1t was believed that his resignation would be
accepted, and Herrera nominated. About three thou
sand troops were collected at the capital.
Exciting rumors prevailed at Vera Cruz, from Pueb
la, to the effect that the citizens had risen upon Gen
Worth, and cut OIL SIX or seven hundred OF his men
The rumor was in every mans mouth, and much evI
dence was given to support it. The Picayune and it
Vera Cruz correspondent skeptcal on the subject
But suspicious it is certain entertained at Jaapa
of on attempt to re-take the place.
The murder of Col Sours party, officers and mer
is confirmed.
wagon master and quartermaster's clerk, name
Lathrope, supposed to have been murdered betwee
Camargo and Monterey, are prisoners in the city {
Mexico.
Further robberies have been perpetrated betwee
Vera Cruz and Jaapa, and the ranchero force on tn
route is estimated at five hundred.
the I'd inst
Later dates from Gen. Taylor's army bring nothir
important. The Massachusetts regiment had startC
tor Monterey. Wright was elected colonel, Maj
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
Franklin County Liberty Convention.

meeting of the friends of right and justice in
Franklin county will be held at ST. ALBANs on Thurs
day, July 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of
nominating some suitable persons to be supported by
the Liberty Party at the approaching election for Sen
aors, and the election ola county committee together
with other business of Importance.
A combination of circumstances render it extreme
ly desirable that all parts of the county should have
full representation in this meeting.
Mr. Garnet and others may be expected as speakers
By Order Of Co. Com.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24

The mob lately hung colored man, in that State, for
attempting to violate white woman Victor Bannes-
Sc, indicted for murder, plead to the charge of
slaughter, was fined dollar, and sentenced to the
county jail one year, and Jacob Lane, indicted for
manslaughter, in killing his father, plead guilty, was
also fined one dollar and sentenced to one months
Imprisonment.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
Cbiltc0dGn County Liberty Convention.

The Liberty Party of Chittcnden County will meet
in Convention at WILMsroy, on TuesiqB July 18th,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
Senatorial ticket and the election of county commit
tee for the year.
Rev. Mr. Garnet and other speakers will be present
and address the convention. Let every part of the
county be well represented.
BY Orderof Co. COM
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
BRIGHTON MARKET.
NJ ONpAY. June Ia.
[REPoRTED FOR THE ADVERTISER.

REPORTED FOR THE ADvERTIsERl
At market, 47O Beef CATTLE 80 yokes working oxen.
DO. COWS and calves, 1900 sheep, and about 1850
swine.
Beef Catae-Extra, 1925; first quality, s6,75; sec
ond and third do. from 5 to 6.
WOrking Cren-Sales made S76 81, and 1877.
COIcs and CalUes.-Sales made at $21, "a, 26 and
30 "a to Sc.
Sheep.-Sales of lots at $1,75, to $50
Sloine.--At wholesale ~ for sows, and 5 10 to
&c for Barrows. At retail, from 1-2 to &C..
N. B-Quite a number of Beef Cattle remained
unsold at the close.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
CALEDONIA COUNTY LIBERTY
CONVENTION

A meeting of the friends of Liberty and Equal
Rights in Caledonia County, will be held at Danvile
July g, commencing at 10 - o'clock, for the purpose
of nomnatlng candidates for Senators and County Of
fccrs for the year.
1t is earnestly hoped that those who feel an interest
in the Liberty organization and its object will manifest
their interest by their attendance. Arrangements will
be made for the provision Of Speakers to address the
Convention.
BY order Of County Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
Montpelier, May l2, 1876,
JAYNE,s EXpECTORANT.

Rev MaEnns, Pro essor in Hamilton a. v Literary and
Theological seminary, says:
would without Dr. Jnynes medicines in family for
any consideration have found them successful III where
all Othe have failed"
Mr. Nicholas Harris, corner of Front and Lombard streets
Philadelphia cured of Cough Asthma, and Bleeding OF the
Lungs, under which lie labOrtd for many years.
Rev IRA NJ Alen this ofNew York city,
81 have used Jayne Expeclont aud have confidence i'll
than all other medicines of the kind''
Rev. John Bcckr of Eaport, Me-, SAYS Nour EXpeCtorant
has whom ysician had given up die of Con
sumption, and also another the very lowest of bronchitis
MosS So-son and Williams, Booksellers, Owego N w.
Your EXpectoraut gives universal satisfaction. .
Rev. John Ellis Of N Y city that two bUt les cured him ol
influenza, hard cOug Oh and apparent consumption. ,
Mr.. Adn Ely Of Waerown, N Y. says "many repectabe
ptupc offer certificates in favor of your Exprctont believe
your medicines the preparations that haVe ever
been offered public for the relief the acted ana ne cure
of disease. - o, ..
Daniel enshaw, Esq Editor of the Lynn Na3 SeCvu h
Jayne's Expecoran very valuable syrup, LII VIZ ~
lately used with good effect in stopping cough anu '0so"s anu
breaking up cold" 80 -. po s,vs tina il curad his
of crop few minutes -, .., r t,...,s rvnoto,,
Journal snys: "A uhu ol 'ayhes HAVcCoISN
will satisfy ali tha speedy for Coughs, COLDS Influenza
H,na ioarseness and all kinds of pulmonary complaints"
~ sale bv s. p. Redfed, Montpelier, VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24

Inc following are the stations Of the preachers of
ne Vermont Conference of the Nj. E Church, as fixed
t Its late session at lrasburgh. c. ASPENW ALL.
Montpelier Dist,1ct-J Currier, P. E.
Montpelier, A Webster.
Barre, R Bedford.
Berlin, A L Cooper.
Royalton, l. Slason.
Tunbridge Willis.
Chelsea, E Copeland,
Washington and Orange, A Newton.
WlllamstOwn, D Field.
Rochester 0 M Legate.
Mortified, A G Button.
Waitstield, H II Jones.
Warren, VIM Rankin.
Moretown, R II Kimball.
Mddlesex, N Webster.
Randolph | D Rust.
Bethel, Beard
r Mont pelier, II Hitchcock.
Plalnheld, J w Perkins
Gay sville, Il Twitchell.
Pttsfeld, G Houston.
Corinth, L Hill.
Bradford and East Corinth, A 4 Bulard and o
DanUiit District s P Williams, P. f
Danville, J G Dow.
Peacham and Barnet, II P Gushing
Groton, S Cooke.
st. Johnsbury d. Packer
Z St. Johnsbury ] NJ Mclaughlin.
Lyndon and Kirby, S Loveand.
Sutton and Burke, Granger
Barton, d S Dexter.
Barton Landing, G Putnam,
Irasburgh, S Chamberlain.
Albany, II Wooley.
Craftsbury, f Gale.
Walden, N w Scott
s IIardwick, o s Morris.
Cabot, P Frost.
Calais, p Eemenwav.
Newbury II johnson.
Lunenburgh, } Whitney.
GuiIdhal, J Gale.
Derby and Holland, P Ray, J. S. Skinner.
Westfed, A Hitchcock.
Springfield DStrict-C r Harding, P. E.
Springfield, J c Aspenwall.
Chester, A Carter
Proctorsvie, f Robinson.
Perkinsville, Z Haynes.
w Windsor, A II Fullerton.
Fechville, A Sherburne.
IIartland, Smith.
Woodstock II Patterson,
Barnard ] l. Smith
L Barnard, Fales, P Merrill.
Mt. Holly, J Smith.
Londonderry, f Pettingill, C D Ingraham.
N Wardsboro, c w Kellogg.
Wilmington, w Kiddcr
MARLBORO, NJ Adams.
Putney, II Eastman.
Athens NJ Spencer.
Bellows Falls, Smith
Union Village, Mason
Hartford, W Bemis
II C Wood, Principal of Springfield Wesleyan Sem
mary. w NJ Mann transferred to N. E. Conferenc
and stationed at Chsrlestown. F q Barows transfer
red to N. II. Conference. C F Human transferred
Michigan
CIR Harding, Currier, and s Williams wer
elected delegates to the General Conference to b
holden at Pittsburgh next May and Chamberlai
and -- were elected reserve delegates
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
1flarrtoQcs.

In Barre, on the 10th inst, by Rev. A. Royce, Mr.
Cyrus c. Camp to Miss Harriet Upton both of B.
In Westfeld, by Rev. A. Hitchcock, Mr.. J. II. Steb-
bins, to Miss Amanda Kid1er.
In Bridgewater by Rev. w. Wright, John d. Per
kins, to Miss Trphena M. Shurtleff.
In CaStleton, by Rev. Il. 0. Higley, Marcus A.
Hawkins, to Miss Amira Warehouse.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
Consnmption. Coneh AMI Smiling Of Blood.

Four fhs of YOU cousunpves suffering from neglected
colds, obstruction and consequent inflammation of the deli
mng Of those tubes through which the air we breathe dis
trbued every part the angs THE obstruction produces
pain and soreness hoarscncss cough difficulty oreahmg hec
tic fever and splitting of blood matter phegm, which finally
eXhasts the strength Of the patient and death csues Jaynes
EXpectot fails this obstruction, and produces
the most pleasing happy results 1t certain in its effects aud
cannot fail to relieve
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
Lectures by Mr.. Garnet.

The services of this able advocate of impartial free
dom having been secured for a short time only, in the
counties of ChLieaden and Franklin, notice is given
that he will lecture as follows:
Richmond, Sunday, July II, at 10 10 O'Clock, Am.
Uil'ison Vi" and ) PM
Tuesday 10 10 (Co. Cnv'tn) AM.
Milton Hednesday GA p NJ.
St Adams, Thursday, "l5 10, A. NJ. (Co. CON-
Colchester Tuesday, " l6 1 p NJ.
Let the friends in each of the above places be pre-
pared to receive this efficient co-worker in the com
mon struggle for freedom and give him hearty vel
come Per Order
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
SARAH PRATTs ESTATE.

w the subscribers being appointed by The Honorable Probate
W Court for the District of Bradford commissioners
anime and adjust all claims and demands oa against
estate of Sarah Pratt late OF Cnrnh in said district deceased pres
ented nsOlyen and also all claims and demands exhibited in
set thereto and six months from the 4h day of June 1877
allowed by said Court for that purpose do therefor hereby give
notice that will attend to the business Of OurappOnmen the
dwelling house Of John Richardson's said Cornhin said district
Monday the 18Th day of December 1877 from O'Clock
the morning until four O'Clock in the afternoon.
JOHN RICHA DSON, lo $3.50.
JOHN DICKEY. commissioners
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
NOTICE

TlS may certify tina: have this day given my son Orren T
Elmer his time for the remainder Of his minority shall
claim none of his earnings pay debts of his
tracing after this date ORKIN ELMER
lnhnl. Imnp
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
GinghGmS.

sTHRRs LANGDoN have received few pieces rich PreD
Gnghums rune Ia
OOO PALM LEAF HATS just received by
June l6