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IN WORCESTER COUNTY Court, Nov. term, 1916.
LIZ the 9Th lAI1 &

To wit. February the 9Th, 1917.
TN the matter Of the petition Of Benjamin Davis for
i the Lewiston of the real estate whereof William White
died, seized
The commissioner heretofore appointed for the purpose
oil making division said real estate having made return
that the susceptible OF division among all the
parties Interested division of two parts,
and the said return having been confirmed by the said COURT
III therefore, this eighth day February eighteen hundred
and oyseven, ordered by the said that notice be
given TO Major White, Margaret White, and John White,
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Collegiate Institute,
N Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Monday the 10Th of April under his personal supcrntend-
ence assisted by faithful and competent teachers.
The institution will include the full collegiate course,
with the addition of the practical Mathematics Civil and
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both theoretical and practical
The expenses for tuition rent, board, use OF furni
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Harrisburg, after the LIST of April. March 2o-w6w
NrEW SPRING GOODS.-We have received a portion
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open
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Do do do printed French aconets
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Printed Foulard silks
Plaid Foulards, &c.
A great variety of elegant black silks.
With many other handsome goods, to (which we invite
attention.
goods purchased directly from importers which
offer goods lower prices than they can b.
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B. The drawing will take place soon as the chances
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TNK c. A. Wan Zandrs Health RrstOrAtfvc Pflis Il
~ medicine which not only but prevents disease,
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used for apparently small ones We all know how dread
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A LWAYs IN T1ME.-The subscriber has Just received
"A small cargo anthracite coal, of excellent quality.
which he will furnish those in want at reasonable
lie has also hand about 900 bushels of good ice, and
IN expectation of 800 OF northern ice which viii be
sold as cheap the cheapest
! Inquire at his office near the long bridge
l. March 22-2aw3w JOHN PETTIBONE,
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,>ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS to be disposed OF
IL NV Lottery.--I2S chances, at $40 each. 80
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lo3 0 4a p a.s each peee different Hover $500 90
$500 i0n nrnn uInn, rs No. Io3 I47 pieces 200 90
eiss China dinner service, Chinese pattern, con- 90
tanning 1873 pieces 40 I"
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EXPLANATORY NOTES.

Or twenty-five dollars, the may be.
The evidence may be taken before any officer or trlbl
nal having probate jurisdiction.
If there children, and the father claims, the facts
must be stated and the form will be varied suit the
and if there be neither child father living, and the wd-
ow claims the form win be changed TO show the facts
in the
nrSh 6-3d2c
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VN 1'4'Rf1D VI sfNH"EFUH Et"chcf, by OF
" an European University, who teach the Latin,
Hee and English languages thoroughly, and all the Eng
n branches and Mathematics necessary for college edu-
vMon--The advertiser produce the unexcepon-
able references for morality and ability. Letters addressed
TO A. b., at fredericksburg Virginia, will be Immediately
Wlended to. March 22-dltc2t
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(DATE)
SIR | request that my claim to bounty land, under me
9th section of the Ilth of February Sl eneu
'An act raise for limited time an additional military
force and for other purposes, may be examined anu u
am entitled land, wish to rclnquish, ana 90 hereby
renqus, my right thereto and IN lieu thereof 10 receive
treasury scrip for hundred dollars.f
am, respectfully, your obedent servant,
To the Commissioned of Pensions, Washington CITY,
B.
II ia hereby certified that satisfactory proof has been ex
hibted before the Tor the county OF
in the State of 10y tbesaihdavitso OF -, a.,
and who are person entitled 10 creu', .lt =
and the only surviving !
children of who wasa III uc
United States service. g
In testimony whereof have set my hand and seal oil
office this day of in the year
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

PROBATE NOTICES.

Westminster Dlst.-Est. D. Eddy jr., Jamaica; com
sit at late dwelling last Tues March and April. Est.
NJ Clark, Westminster; ad, &C. rend. at DicGnson's
Rockingham, last Wed. March. Est. f. Weston,
Rockingham; ad. act rend. same time. Est l. Eaton
Westminster; ad. act rend. same time. Est Jane
llazelton, Rockingham; adj act. rcnd. same time
Caledonia Dist.--Est. w. Buchanan, Ryegate; guar
APP. to sell real est. at Prob Office, March l5 Est B
Perry Cabot; com. sit at N. Pemys, May % and Aug
is.
Chittenden Dst.--Est, w. Wood, Wcstfcrd; com
sit at late dwelling, Apr 10.
Orleans Dist-Est. ]. Steen, Craflsbury; ad. ap tc
sell real est at Prob. Office March TO- Est, Osgood
Craftsbury; hearing on will same time,
Washington Dst.-Est. ]. Richardson; guar ap tc
sell real est at Prob. Office March H. Est. H. Davis
Montpelier; com. sit at P Davis ID, March 20 ant
July 81, Est. c. W Gleason, Warren; ad. act. rem
Mar. IL.
Randolph Dist-i1st, L. Lincoln, Chelsea; I'D. ap. t.
sell real est. Dickensons ID Frid March. Est
Emerson, Chelsea ad APP to sell real est last Friday
March, Est J. +. Barnes, Chelsea; ad ap to sell re
al est, Dickensons, last Frid. March
:, Fairhaven Dist.-Est Geo Watson, Benson; col
sit late dwelling, 9Th April and July.
Georgia Dist.-Est ]. R, Danforth, 81, Adams; con
sit late dwelling, I'd Tues. March and Aug.
New Haven Dist.-Est. c, Collins, Ferrisburgh; az
APP. to sell real est, at Prob. office, Vergennes, 3
Mond. March Est. A. Ball, Fcrrisbugh; COM sit
late dwelling I'd Wed June and Aug. Est. J. Stage
Panton; COM SIT at late dwelling, 3D. Tues March an
July.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

Marrow EscAPEs.-Hon. Daniel Webster, in his
argument to the Supreme Court, few days snce in
the Lexington case, alluded as follows to three very
narrow escapes from destruction Of his own person:
"He said was his intention to take passage on the
Lexington the trip she was burnt, but some trng cir
cumstance which as he about ready to start
prevented. He then paused for few moments, and
remarked that he was at Albany a certain occasion
and but very short time before the boats ready
to leave, he concluded he would go to New York. he
started hastily, and when the wharf enqured of
friend which boat he had better take, there being
two before him, the Swallow and the Rochester,
upon which his friend advised him to take the latter
which he did, the Swallow left the landing first ant
was soon out of sight and he thought no more of he
till his attention was called towards her by moist
and excitement, when he her lights go down, and
heard the dying shrieks of her ill-fated passengers
Mr.. w. paused again--and then referred to his inten
ton of taking passage on the Steamer Atlantic thu
trip she lost but in consequence of the inclemen
cy OF the weather, he deferred his departure till thu
next day."
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ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

The friends of the Liberty Party in Orleans County
will meet at EAST CORINTH, in Orange County, Oh
THURSDAY, the 18th of March next and also at EAST
RANDOLPH in said County, on FRIDAY, the 12h
day of March next to commence at each place at lC
o'clock, A. NJ, Tor the purpose of organising County
Association for said county, auxiliary to the State Lib
erty Party Association and to adopt such
shall be judged for the best good Of the cause in which
said party are engaged
Hon JACOB SCOTT, of Barre, and LEWIS
CLARKE, the White Slave from Kentucky, and 9th
ers, will be present to address the convention.
All persons, Male and Female, friends and others
are earnestly invited to attend and listen to what ma!
be said in behalf of the oppressed of our boased LAM
Of liberty
s. ALLEN, for County Committee.
February 20, l8l7.
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ponresttt Gomlpeu0,

MASSACHUSETTS,. The Foreign news has the
effects says the Boston Traveller to lower the price of
-four 81 l2 cents per BARREL though the prices will not
get established until tomorrow or next day.
Com. In consequence of the high prices now OBJ
tanned for this article in our market, great quantities
are daily arriving from the interior towns. It is stated
that 50 loads brought to this city over the
Worcester and Western Railroads daily Boston
Traveller.
PEACE MEMORIAL. The Memorial adopted at the
late Anti-war Meeting in Boston, has been signed by
1864 citizens in Boston, and forwarded to Hon. Daniel
Webster to be presented to the Senate.
NEW YORK. The German citizens of New York
city have formed society to prevent the importation
of paupers from the German states.
The officers and cadets of the u S. Military Acade-
my at West Point have sent $500 to the Irish relief
fund.
james s. Wadsworth, of Western New York. has
made present of 1000 bushels of corn for the suffer-
ing Irish.
In the New York Legislature, a petition was pre-
scented from COL A. Jones of Rochester, to let out the
Mexican war on contract (The petitioner agreed to
give bonds to close it for $2OOOOoO) Laid on the
table.
RHODE ISLAND, bill has passed the legisa-
ture for the entire abolition of slavery
Twenty eight of the thirty two towns in Rhode Is
land have voted not to license grog shops the coming
year, This it is believed beats any State in the I'm
ion.
WISCONSIN. A man who was sentenced to be
hung on the 3D. inst at Racine, w. T., was rcprieyet
by the Governor for 30 days. The disappointed pco
pie hung the Governor in efigy instead.
PENNSYLVANIA. Westchester, Pa, subscribed
s 900 to the Irish relief fund.- and it will be increased
to $4,000 This will average about halfa dollar 70
each inhabitant
A gentleman in Philadelphia found the other day
two children whom their parents had abandoned, ant
locked up without food or fire for several days.
A Mrs. Doors, of Pennsylvania has left her hus
band, and strayed to parts unknown. We cannot say
however, that Mrs. Boots is rghtbut there is no mis-
take that Mr.. Boots is left
KENTUCKY Miss Louisa West, girl f0eo
years Of age, resident of Georgetown, KY, commit
ted to memory accurately, the whole New Testamer
in six weeks, at the same time attending to her domes
tic duties.
039'Fhe True American is soon again to be started
1t will be published in Louisville Ky. The Legisl;
ture has at last consented that the question Of calm
a convention shall go to the peope-and the Tru
American will be an important instrument for the 0,
casion.
MICHIGAN, The alleged slave who had bee
forcby taken from Detroit to Toledo, by savecat,
er placed in roon chained, while his captor W;
beng tried for assault, Some colored men got wiz
of his whereabouts, and carried him off unobserve
Before pursuit was commenced, the slave was out
reach, and was soon landed at Maiden, in Canada
Albany Euc. Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
Deaths.

In Lowell, Mass, Feb. ID, Emily, daughter of Rev,
Zebna Young, of Stanstead, c. f., aged a years.
In WestieId on The 17th inst, Mrs. Rebecca, wife
Iof Henry Miller
Killed in Winchendon, Mass. by the falling of
tree Jan IL, Rev Humphrey Harris aged so; former
ly of Grafton, VT
10 Brattleboro, on the l7th inst. of paralysis Mrs.
Chloe Hayes, widow Of the late Rutherford Hayes,
aged g.
In n. Y city 18th inst, of inflammation ofhe lungs,
DR., Alexander Edison, aged AZ, known as the Living
Skeleton and brother of the celebrated Calvin
EIson
In Thetord, Feb 9Th, Ermina, eldest daughter of
Samuel D. and Almir4 Buzzell, Of Granny, aged lG
years and months
In Marlboro Jan. 81, of eryspelas, widow Anna
Hamilton, aged so.
In Rondout, N V on the 18th, Of dropsy in the
brain, Myron II. only child of James A. and s. A.
Graves, formerly of this village, aged2 years, months
and II days,
In Hartford, on the 23d inst. Hannah wife of John
Downer aged ~.
] In Danville, Feb. 18th, of whooping cough and
lung fcver Lydia W., daughter of A. w, and Julia
Vim, aged year and months.
/ In Walden, Feb. 18th, Of liver complaint Stephen
Currer, aged %.
In Franklin, Both ut, Caroline Towle, in the Goth
year of her age.
In Fairfield, 18th inst, Mrs, Sabrna Iackey aged
80 years
In Burlington, on the oath inst, Hiram Lane. aged
ii years. He the constable of this town 10 years
plior to last March.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

That consumption is almost slways produced by cold that
might easily be cured That Wisa Basam Of Wild Cherry will
any Cough Cold Of how long standing, That
the mder form Of Consumption itself also cured by this Baam
That it conceded by many lawyers clgymcn and physicians
that this Baam has been equued for efficacy in all aec
tons Of the Lungs and Liver. That rejoice in the pos
session Of good health who but rh Basam would have been
in their graves having been given up die by their friends
physicians Above ALL remember thai this invaluable medicine
has been initiated under various names, ana that
Oh. WIsTAR's GENUINE BALSAM or WILD CHERRY,
only can be relied CURE 1t has been warranted
Asthma in every stagwha physician has achved-an
has been known to fail For delicate heath in females
stands unriyaodas does for all diseases OF this climate
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
For Sale by $. P. Rcddold, and 8 X. Collins.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04

FROM MEXIco-On the 18th instant there were
three arrivals at New Orleans from Tampico with
advlces TO the LIST instant but they include little of
interest
Gen. Worth, with the 9TH and 8th infantry was said
to be on the road to Tampico.
The Washington Union publishes letter received
in that city from respectable source at Havana da-
ted 9th INST We extract the following:
have the honor to inform you Of the arrival of the
British steamer from Vera Cruz, with dates from the
city to the ID nst and from the city of Mexico to the
18th ut, at which time the greatest confusion, yea,
CONSERVATION prevailed The ministry had resigned,
and Congress had determined to dissolve on the LIST OF
this month.
The clergy, as before Observed had refused to
grant single dollar and endeavorng to prevail
on the Congress to pronounce with them against Santa
Anna.
Some of the departments or states were for pro-
claiming Santa Anna dictator, while others were for
pulling him down together,
| Vera Cruz was under the command of Gen Vega
the released prisoner. The city contained about 1000
regulars and volunteers dependent for provisions daily
from the interior; the castle about 1l00 also Deepen
dent upon the city for supplies They appear to be OF
the verge Of another revolution.
Ncrico-The Ncw-Oreans papers have very
| full particulars of the late news from Mexico
received via Havana, from which we take the
following -
The law authorizing the seizure of fifteen
millions property belonging to the church, prom.
ses to be a dead letter The property consists
almost wholly of real estate IN different cite;
of the republic. Even if the law Of Congress,
be enforced, it is said that no one will advance
money upon the property seized, much les
purchase it.
In regard to the condition of the militar,
throughout Mexico we have the evidence of al
eyewitness. He test6es that every where it i
deplorabe from the state Of destiIution in which
| the troops now are. They are miserably clothed
! aud fed.
: The Mexlcans appear to be particularly wei
f informed of the movements and positions Of on
2 troops. They give, from time to time, the fol
; ces at Tampico, Saltilo and Victoria, and man
i other places.
# Letters from Havana express the belief found
e ed upon information from high quarters in Mex
leo, that their government will very soon ente
into negotiations for peace, from total inabilit
c to subsist and protract the struggle