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purchased a very me BUCK
Of the CoTsWbLD BREED
lie is now on the farm of the
senior partner { Martin +. Miley,l
where he can be seen at any time.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30
BY AUTHO RlTY
BY LEE PRtsIDENLQ E LEE UNIIEp sIAIEs

IN Pursuance OF an act of Congress, approved
Il on tie eleventh day Of July. 1916, entitled
"Au act to authorize the President of tie United
States 10 sell the reserved mineral lands in the
States of Illinois and Arkansas, md Territories
OF " lscOusin and Iowa. supposed TO contain lead
ore," JAMES X. POLK, PREIBENT OF THE
UNrEb STATES OF AMsRIcA, DO hereby declare
and make known, that public sales Of the lands
mEGEroToRE WITHHELD From SALE on AcCotNT or
THE VALUABLE LEAD MINES THBsEIN. wili b. held
Mt the undernrulioued land Offices in the State of
ARKANSAS, al tic periods hereinafter dcsigna-
ted. to Wit:
Attic Land Office a, BATESV.LLE. com.
meucug on Monday the fifteenth day Of March
ne2l. tor the disposal Of the public lands within
the aforementioned townships, VIZ.
A~Id q lie Ease line aM rest Of tie fh Yrinci-
Iai msridiah.
Township nineteen. Of rangu sixteen.
Townships nineteen and twenty. of range soy.
cHlrcn.
A, the Land Uhi'e 4, FAYETTEVILLE.
commencing on Monday. the wcnty.sccond day
Of March lrNt. for I.r u,.u,al Of the public bands
within tie aforementioned townships. to wit:
Nona Of lie Jass iiue.aH rest of The I'm princi.
Iai martdiaa.
townships nineteen and twenty, OF range
eighteen.
L,n!s appropriated by 'aw for;ha use of schools.
mIuiury. or Other r.tio~,>, vi. be excluded from
sale; ar,o, Il" qrar,rr 'artcr sr,l.ous, u any,
COVERED IN whuIc or u parI by those mining leases
hlch shall no, be d,t"rmined by the day fixed
for tie commencement Of these salcs.
Prescription ctaluls viii not be allowed to any
OF tie obove lands UNI after Inc same shah have
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30
Scp'emJs~ sM. lS46.


&COTT, WHITE Il co. have Just received,
~ by steamer Alert, the following addit on 10
thor former stock, which they are offering on
the mos, reasonable terms:
100 bags Rio coffee.
10 kits no. mackerel,
) barrels do,
20 boxes herring,
u " tobacco,
4 butts do.
20 boxes raslns best aualityJ.
: bb.s. moasses.
6 " loaf sugar
4 a. cask Malaga wine.
| llerce rice.
10 bales ! brown domestic,
" A do. do,
- brown cotton drills.
4 loweIls,
80 keys Boston nails 4. 6. s. 10,
80 Dupon,'s FFF rho powder,
4 doz SIoughton btters,
- pine apple cheese. .'...
Van Buren, Nov. 18th. 1916. 42.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30
Atte.ntiOn!!!
WILLIAMS G. PHILIPS,

Van Buren,, Arkansas.
TANE inst opened al their Store gu MAN Street. a
fresh and well assorted stock Of go"ds, consist
ing in part Of the following articles, all ar any Of
which they are pre- pared TO sell cheap as the eh,dp
Dry Goods.
BIeachcd and brown shifting, Lowell and Georgia os
naburgs, American, French and AttakaPas cot"nadrs'
plains chdmbreys, t%ced, H,ntucky jeans, satlncts'
brown linen, navy linen, French and Scotch drilling
ker,eys and lnseys, nankIn; Irish linen, linen ana
cotton checAs, cUntnn lnncs; green, yellow, rcd and
white tlnnels blrdCve, Scotch and husan diapers,
damash table cloths, canvas, fancy prints black and
white ealicocs, gln,hams. painted lawns blIzorInc',
llCoret. cambrIc, bnOk and SWISS muslin. coiourfd
cGmtrCks, paper muslin, cotton velvet, pam ana
hem stitched linen cumJTic LGkls. A. black ana "h'c
frt FOR wells or scarfs grass cloth misstsand hgrs
cotton and worstcd hose, gentemcns cntthn Hose.
wnrstcd bindings, tapes bonncts, buttons hOOA and
eyes, spool cotton, &c. DC.
Yarieiir..
Buffalo and horn tuck combs, horn and shell side
combs long round combs, tine ivory, dress ~ aud red
ding combs, "ha'lorc. pms and ntct-es, i""'I h ?,
and SHAY Ing brushrN, thm1Ics, raznr stops, and a g
boxes, pasteboards, vious and violin strings, mltchs,
aud match safes, percussion caps, stationary &c.
Boots and shoes.
Infant. kid socks, girls and boys sh1cs, ladies slip
p-rs, busApus galer boots and brogrns mems kip L".
gans, gcntemrns tine pcrged and ed calf boots and
brogans hight seal and call boots, heavy kip aud mad
boots.
Clothing.
Linen bosom shirts, bleachtd aud brown cotton nett
shirts aud draw RS, WOODEN nett >IrIs ,rno scars.
vaucIl, six, black satin aud back SIX Y,ITct vests,
rutl00adc iud gamt rnun puts and coats Black dress
and lr,uH coats, tweed and FII-;ns DusIarss coats:
Hardware.
Gun tuUe,und locks sprr,, stirruPs. b'id'' 80,
shra.i ssors, sheep shears, Drawing kRgCs. atra
cts, snckc, chs,es, screw augurs, taeksje harps
init and strip hinges, wood screws, coffee mill curry
combs IRON and bras selves, brltar4 ana ,ron lie,
and table sp'nus. pocket hmNe knives aud forks,
2ors pidlrkS chest, closet and ru rrkS, hand saws
huyeIs and t"ngs cotton ard DOL cards. horse raspS
taper, pin, mill aud bastard files. trace chains
axes, .Frcn,A and lm..atton French castings.
CEockery.
Coumon cups and snuccr<. white flint and granite
cups sauccr~, brg hust aud dinner plates. cup plates
Dishes rwrrs and nasrns, CASTOR a"t'i,-, owls, com
mon ana rdnitr pitchers And rI-uy other article.
too numerous to mention here, CA . and src II" ,
trouble To show goods and rr.c"s viii not prevent
) our purchasing, as determined to sell.
PHILIPS & WILLIAMS,
ozark.
WAVE Just openr1r similar stock which they offer
I I for safe ca the same terms.
Van Burcu, July l-,h, l>I6.
TAXES! TAXES.
rkOn COUNTY SCRIP and 5000 state Scrip,
S'Oo for sale n h 4 CUNNINGHAM.
IJENRY 4 CrNNlNGiIAN haesi,sto:. harness
snle aud upper leather for sale.
Sep. u. l. 10. 3J.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30
Fresh Drugs, Medicines. &C.


AITENENSDN u DELL have received direct from
= pmiadcIsnil large and well selected stock .
DRUGS g., to which they invite the inspection q
their old customers and the punIIc generally. lhr
stock consists IN part Of the following:
Medicines:
CnIpmri. clmphor, qu,nrne, rcd ne, iodide OF poas
sum- oddr OF iron, rhrbIrb, Peruvian barks India
md Turkey myrrh, Honduras slrsapl Ill., Bay5rrry
lark. tcn.ork bark. compD.i'nn powders, crcasoir,
rN,ract Of lqu,rrc seidItz and ida powders, klno
plnkrpot, cream Of tartar, &c.
Paints, SC:
Chrome green. chromr yrllrw. b'ac: lead, 'amp.
black ivorv black, Chinese verm.'inn, fGnetin red.
chrome grn in OIL Ithargc, dry white lead, red lead,
gum shcL.Ac.
DrestHff;
Indigo, mpdd.r coPgu:4s, alum, loswooj, rnnat,o,
oil Of vItrlpI.
Nortars and pcstcs spltuIas, pill les, spring Ian
cots. Evans lancet. genuine, d. mil iton, American
thumb aucrS spring lancet h'ides. t"ath hooks. Pa'#i
hru.n,s. yarn.>h do, sash do, teeth Do. matches,
trr,>rs. svrtugrs rlndrth pills, Peters do Sappng
toms do Nnilt< do >pcncrT's do, Cooks do" Lees
,o 1hruSlnus do. apo>thccarrs scales 0nd weights,
ul},r, e, black pepper, gn-sr, mace, cloves &c.
Van Burcn oct Eth, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30

SSTAN Dolls, Dlyd's lndrlrble Ink, B,lly :
w do. do, MUSIC Paper, Guitar and NroIrn
strings. Water Corors, Gold and Silver Leaf.
Blue, Black. and Red lax, Qrs. Steel Pens,
variou, coIors Sealing Wnx Prrfum"ry of the
fines. quqDuy. Aromatic Salts. all coors of No'r,
Letter. and Whiting Paper, Essential O.s Qu"
OF Roses. >hnvu-. Trc,l. Nail, Infant. PnI@t and
Hair Brushes, Fancy Soups, Of the most approved
GindS, for sale by
W. II. & ". MAYERS, Druggists
Fort Smith. Jan. lltn. 1871 30.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30

\. has been expected. We are
IAs fs sneuing Important very soon.
lns ~ having very Opcn winter. -,
|e ay.oo f1r assemblies and balls is mere:
.,h, glodoas eighth aud io'mofro"
bsh siIl lake place a. jackson
~, of so other celebration 10 honor OF
nd, likely a few dozen Of Champagne
~ ,hev nscks a, Mr.. Folks, to brighten
.s.olsc,ion of old Hickory. "od O'e''
! sor. Of New England, had festival Al
k',;ooal IIo,d. IN this city: great aeal WI,
nd sung abo,l 'Plymoalh rock ""'"'
"'o''''' ARKANSAS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30
". X. JOHNS1N.

FORi saith.
MAS received, per recsrG arrivals, aud oilers
Ill for sale. al the vcty loves, uarkel rates
100 sacks prime Rio Cdoe,
10 iIhds i" Sugar.
20 boxes Rosin Soar,
$500 lbs. Bur Lead, {"
% kegs Nails, (ass1r'd)
q boxes Sperm Candlt
y do. Star Do.
% do. Chewing Tfcco, (asS.0
doz. Painted Ruck3,
% reams Large wtnai ng Paper,
% do. Small do.
with great variety iother Goods.
January 23i, lSl7. 30.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30

Of bout my or sMty yulrs OF 1gV NTH "a
BID lie is OF about D. ieet SIX 'hcnes nsn' o'1cN
.anIc,ion. has Knot on ais right wrist, supposed TO
b,, been caused by Il cut; and says he belongs to
". Martin. living on a military road leading from
ILL Rock 10 Fort Towson. The said negro is under
ii, care of said Holloway.
NB. The owner of the above described negro IS
- lLsr,c. and take him away, before the expiration
neuth,; otherwise he shall be deal. with IN the
nv and manner as the laws Of the Choeiaw nation
",.,ino, ROBERT KINCAID, Clerk,
NJ nusbul.tubba di-tr'tt OF the Choesa% nation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner Of The
General Land Office.

The mineral lands embraced in the above proc
amalion Of the President Of the United States,
are situated in Marion and Carroll counties. in
The northern part of the Stale of Arkansas, within
eight or nine miles Of the west bank of White
river, which. being navgable and tributary of
,hc Mississippi. affords easy and cheap trans por-
tal:on to all the principal markets of the United
States. As the mineral qualities of these land,
have but recently been discovered, they have no!
yet been thoroughly explored; they have however,
been represented as abounding in lead ore, Of an
excellent quality.
JAMES Fl. PIPER.
Aciing Commissioner of The
General Land Office.
z i
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30
HENRY STARR.

Henry SThKK,
Warren MAEER.ND lEwELLER,
M ESPECTFULLY quests 10 inform the
6e pubic that hr hacommrnccd business IN
Van Bnrcn: and that he prepared to . yrcu,e IN
,be bes, possib0c manu5nLI work cnnfind to i,rs
care. HI cxprricuch b. fat"rs hmself. will
enable him to rrye genaI s'lI,iarIon; and. re-
living uon his own crtr"us Ia please, he re-
sorcrtuly Snlicil. sh, Of prtroutgo.
lie Is Al 2rp,cur, Io,rl nj tn" "lii e ef R. 7.
Pryor, E>o.. ON Main &C., where he may at all
business lurrs. 10 fom.
January -. 1916. 30.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30
Cheap Clothing.

HANDSOME assortment Of CI"'h'"s i"r
Sal. o,cost and cnrring". :" close N" 10. ny
~ W. r. JOHNSON.
Inr, Smith. In 30lh. ISL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30
IAN NOTICE.


|,,p 0Dd.,,,ned will again turn his attention
70 ,bs vsc,ice Of the Law: h's office W.T.
Iho prcscn /. BE- in the Court tiouss' III '"'
no PPv,n Burrn. C,au ford County, arkansas,
\. room occupied by the Sheriff. lie s WV
,,Iy attend oil the Circuit Courts III Tue I"
~" 'o''''' R. C. S. BROWN.
r,h Jununy. 1917. 81
ALEp PROPOSALS will he received al
/ n, tIhce of the acting assistant N"'h"hS'
|. fSnbssence. Fort WaSbi,a. {. NJ ur'l
O'clock A. NJ. on Nondny. tn" lo'h d"N OF
IN 1871 for delivering at the Subsistence
|. hons. fort Washi,1. $500 hnrreIs. more or
=, the .cuion of the A. A. Z. ). } Of "Fr'sh
.,f,, Fimr" to be delivered quarterly. and
,'.h ana mites As the A. A. c. S. may direct
first d,I,ery to be on the ooh day OF Way
II Penons bidding will state the amount
barrel which they viii furnish 1t. me
INC, vii be given to tho lowest responsive
aer.croyled IN the OPINION of the A. a. " .
, sufficiently reusonab'e-and no bid nor '""0c
, r, snonhbIe person. viii he CONSIDERED.
WiNF'D l.. HANCOCK,
% 1t. 9Th Inf
A. A. L. S.
I,nu,ry 30, lSl7.-5l 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30

JST reed and for sale liver than ever, by steam.
- trs Eli and CARROT, tOowt: ..
Shack and fancy cassRer, black cloth, white and
red flannel, mixed tweeds, blue, black, brown and
mixed Jeans, striped cassmer and kerses, sa,ine,s,
mausIjn De lanes, cashmere de E C"sse cashmere do
EuC robes, 'haws, cravats pocket hdkfs thread edc
ngs susPclders, thread, turkey red yarn, buttons,
blankets, fa,cy prints. nseys. girghams. long Laur
coIorcd cnbrcs, umbrellas, bonuets, stroudne, tick
Ing, osnabugs, sheeting, &c.
CLOTHING
Cloth oYT-Colts, blanket, clpth, frock and dress
coats, tweed and jeans coats, vests, shirts pants all
kinds, stocks, cravats, &c. 80
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. Hg
Men and women's brogans, boys brogans and boots.
misses and c,ildrens boots and Shoes wouIen's moroc
70, calf and kid shoes, and boys hats all kinds,
men and boys fur aud cloth caps, &c. .
SILKS.
Ladies cravats, various kinds. muslin dc laines fine
shawls, hIlet mourning prints. &c.
am huyTg all kinds Of produce. Store, in Ashs'
large frame, Main street.
E. B. BISHOP.
Van Barren Dec. 5, '46. a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30

EDLArN and figured Beaver cloth; Plot cloth.
Grey cloth; blue and brown BIlnNrl cloth;
and extra line heavy Nlackruaw Blankets for
overcOats: for sale bv
WALLACE & WARD.
November ls. 1910. -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30

Van Buren,, iTaansns,
"AFE inst opened at their Store ou Main Street a
fresh and well assorted stock Of good', consist.
ing in part Of the following articles, all ar any Of
which they prepared sell cheap the cheapest
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30
PHILIPS & WILLIAM S,
TAXES! TAXES!

sNn COUNTY SCRIP and 5000 state Scrip
S,IUU for sale bv
- HENRY 4 CUNNINGHAM.
Oct u, ISIG. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
state of Vermont.

ia rHh Probate District Of MARLBORO.
In PROBATE Court, .4areh 90, a. ID. 1917.
The following petition Is presented, 10 wit;
To hs Hon Probate Court for de District eMartOre.
TAcoB EsrEy, Guardian of 0ZEARL STOD-
- DARD, an insane person, respectfully represents
that II would be conducive TO the interest Of his said
ward sell the whole Of his Real Estate for the pur-
pose Of putting the proceeds Of such sale at Interest,"
Wherefore he pays for license sell the whole OF the
Real Estate Of his said ward Tor the purpose aforesaid
ra45At JACOB ESTEY, Guardian.
Bratlleboro, March rs, A. ID. 1871.
Whereupon, II is ordered that said Guardian notify
all persons interested, that this will decide upon
said application st The session thereof TO be holden al
the Probate office 10 Bratieboro ia said DISTRICT on
the 26th day Of April next ensuing, by publishing
copy of the record of said petition and this order there
on, three weeks successfully IN the Vermont Fhenx
printed at said Batteboro, previous 10 said time o.
hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
Attest, B. d. HARRIS, Ree'r s:
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BRUSSELS,
Important 10 the Unfortunate.

TIME responding invalid and all those who have
Il been disappointed by false pretensions TO medical
skill BY the rash and inexperienced experimentasl,
apprised that DR. Andrews may be consulted on the
esd and Gath Of every month al the Vermont House,
BTatteboro who treats all diseases 10 manner pecu-
liar 10 himself and effects universally. Or. A.,
the only practitioner in the union who understands
the true principles and treatment Of Consumption and
all chronic, nervous, scrofulous paraytic and rheum-
ATTIC affections, old Sores eryspeas spinal disease,
seminal weakness mpoteBcy, gravel affections Of the
urinary organs, female weaknesses, piles, diseases OF
thelungs cough, acknowledgements, mefcuria disease
&C.. &c, offers hope, energy, ygor, and perfect health
TO those who have been invads for years from in.
heritance. The system pursued by DR.. A. has been
prescribed for upwards Of forty years in the Royal
Lock Hospital, London, with invarabe success in
cry variety Of diseases, being the most mild and efca
cious and the only rational and universal remedies f;
all diseases, consumption and insanity, could
be traced 10 be confirmed Of impo,ensy, all or
binary remedies being inappcabe TO those cases. dis
appointment ihua follows; persons with long standing
Anil i. - - = - sss
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District oil MarlDoro.
IN Probate Court, March 3, q. d. l547
The following petition is presented, to wi,
To the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro
DARKARD LrEDE, Executor Of the last viii and
I'D Testament of AMOS HART, late of Gulford,
deceased respectfully represents that il will be benef
cal oil persons interested in the estate OF said de-
ceased, 10 sell certain Real Estate TO wilThe farm
situated In said Gollord, known the Mowrey farm,
mottgaged TO the said deceased by Lucus p. Mowey,
and which mortgage has been forecosed by said Exec
utor containing about SO acres-aso another piece Of
land included in the mortgage known as the Mill
or lot,-also about 90 adjoining said Mowrey
Brm, conveyed 10 said Executor by said mowrey 10
discharge Of q debt due the deeeased--aso another
piece Of land situated In snid Gmlord aiming about
10 acres, set off 10 said Executor on an execution
against Luther franklin Wherefore, he prays Tor
license 10 sell The same.
BARNARD LYNDE, Executor.
Guford, March s. 1871.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Executor notify
all persons interested that this court will decide upon
said application at the session thereof, 10 be holden
the probate office 10 BTailleboro in said district, the
96th day Of April next, by publishing copy Of The
record OF said application, and order thereon, three
weeks successfully IN the Vermont Phoenix, printed
said Bralleboro, previous to said time Of hearing
A true copy Of Record,
Attest, B. d. HARRIS, Reg'r. IS
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New and Fashionable
Tailoring Establishment.
WARREN II. MAY--TAILOR,

ID ESPECTFULLY gives notice that he has taken
IA shop 10 Wliamsvle for the purpose Of carry
ing the Tailoring business in all its various branch
es. Having served his time with one Of the best
Taors in The country together with his experience
and success in the business at Marlboro, and the neat
and durability Of his garments, with the close at
eniion to his business he hopes 10 merit share Of the
public patronage.
N. B; Latest English and American Fashions just
received.
Cutting done for others TO make, on short notice,
and warranted if properly made.
Wilamsvie, Newlane, April /, lS4T. IS
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The Dispatches from Gen. Taylor which publish To-
day. were brought Washington by Mr. Cr,,enden, vol
uneer aid of the General. The letter from Com Conner
came through the mail from New Orleans The Union
contains the following notice Of Mr. Crendens journey
embracing important intelligence from portion Of our
army: 81 rftt
"Since writing the above, understand that Mr. Crit
tenden le Gen Taylor with his army at Aqua Nuevn on
the I'd Of March, and brought the dispatches along the usu
al route from Monterey 70 CamaEgo, under the escort Of
about $50 troops commanded BY Maj Geddings having
long train OF 100 empty wagons As they approach
ed Cerravo small party sent in to provide iorage
&c. when the enemy, under Urea, discovered about
1900 strong. Our troops immediately Pheed on the
defensive and receyed the assault Of the superior numbers
with the resolution OF determined to cut their way
through They Tepused with loss Of abou. 30 men
while we lost about half the number part OF our bag
gage train was destroyed i0 SO wagons when the gal
liant Urea made his in the direction oil the Tula
pass The teamsters unwilling TO proceed without
stronger rscor and Mr. Crenden detained five or SIX
days al Cenplvo, when Col Curtis arrived from Camargo
with large body Of troops He was too late TO overiake
Urea who had probably commenced his retreat as soon as
he heard Of Santa Anna discontinue Col Curtis pro-
ceeded to Monterey and the escort and train 10
CamarRo the enemy having aed rapidly possible and
this may be the last that We shall hear Of them on TINS side
Of lula and San Luis for sons time
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STATE OF VERMONT.


In Probate Court, March 80, a. d. Is47.
EOMES Ebenezer Howe, Jr., Administrator upon
~ the estate OF SALLY HUNT, late of Vernon
in said district deceased and presents his admnstra-
ton account for examination and allowance.
WheTeupon, 1t is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested, that this will decide
upon the allowance Of said account at the session
hereof 10 be holden the probate Office in Brattlebo.
70, In said district the 26h day OF April next ensu-
ing by publishing copy Of the record Of this order
three weeks successively in the Vermont Phenix,
printed at said Brateboro previous to said time Of
hearing. SCI
true copy Of Record,
80 Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Rrgr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-08
STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District ofMarIboro.

Probate District ofMarboro.
10 Probate Court. March 5, A. d. is47.
The following petition Is presented, to wit:
To the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro.
ID AnrARp LYsDE, Executor Of The last Will and
ID Testament of amos H.aR1, late Of Guilford,
deceased respectfully represents that said deceased
was in his life time under contract binding in law and
equity, convey Cyrus Carpenter oil the interest
which the said deceased acquired the Farm situated
in said GuilioTd, known as the Austin Wealherhead
farm, by virtue Of two executions levied on said farm
in favor Of said deceased amounting together 10 about
Sl07o co. Wherefore, he pfays for license 10 convey
the to the said Carpenter according 10 such
tract.
taea BARNARD LYNDE, Executor.
March 5, is4T.
Whereupon, il Is ordered that said Executor notify
all persons interested, that this will decide upon
said application the session thereof TO be holden at
The probate office in BrAteboro in said dslric on tho
96ih day Of April next, by publishing a copy Of tbs
record Of said application, with this order thereon
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phenix,
printed at said Bfateboro, previous TO said time Of
hearing. =
true copy Of Record,
So Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Reg'f.