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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27

STATE OF NERsUNf, la Probate Coutt holden at
Feb IL, lr5l
BRAN rAEE. Of Biue, Administrator q estate Of
- bAAli+l fAl,, sIn oi h~rfH, 90 sand di-titc de-
cess ne-iHie prose s. hIs rinU 10 this Couu here ia
wflrns pfayin t ce-r 40 sell ala bt real of said
Do cvas,d ns the widows dower therein, bu nclud-
The re'ef'iun OF SAID dover argng that II IS
sell pat thereof Tor the payment Of tho debts
SAID decreased uud ct I'D unstruu, the personi
estate beng in,uhcicoi said purposes and ihm part
thereof csnnt be- sold tuout inufy those Interested
the ftnaiudsT and the aPfea reasonable Where
upon IT ordered 90 Id petition De referred
Of said count 10 be hode the PfobHe Office said
Montpelier, the "A day Of March, 1851 O'Clock
NJ of hearing and decsinn, aud furhef ordered that ali
Interested, De notified by Publishing the substance
OF SAID peIon and the orders hcrron thfeo
sveiy, the Vermont Nairhnan journal, PRINT
ed at Monpelcf, an Of which be pfetau, said
appointed for decision, that they appear
tcy eeuse SAID nd piicri aud give bonds for
the yman oi s,c eis and eantnses tho statute poo
yld :, 10 prevent said license beng granted
By ufdef Il CURT,
Au,st, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
a tue cory OF Record,
Is Attn-' LYMAN BRIGGS, Registeo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27
Nanner o. distribution Of HgmanciHe Lots and
HMM

On the Long Island gai.raad al nermanngie station 50
ron ,he ey Of Sew forA, Gar and Eag'ae House
- now being but urar this vitass, and tha last train
leaving bfook bu iale each etomeer. ops htt tins Na
non and returns 10 the uiotnins. distribution will he
a. ioov. An IA, be sons .ubseri.ng vii receive io-
coipt which viii be urpbe 3D. the drawing, ali thu
numbers The map ou soto 6lp inclusse ~" BE- p-ead
q a wheel. The be uuu,btr drawn viii emile thr
holder first fam ~ - uIc-. aid the following 40
Will the iuicfs of tho tiubrts
thf farms laid uuWn ihe usp, alter
uhi each .ub.cnbeF VIII receive ch Wtasa iOi- -
number, uHiI AL unbtTs ihu wheel aiV dfdNn bot
-ihr which ~ enia, iho holder hereof 70 a.
iauu OF ; acres, aud the tam at 10
lad down the t--in n-ia 80, me not nruhrr
dnwa from the ~ ori should be- IS the iulIu ut lc
hummer 50 ir,sn vii, tu.l, arfa iain asn t.,
succ-edtng numbers 90 the same d.-cr cd.
The isnds soaI represented aud "a aa5
new h. . luta0 iaaad and wn.a c4vatvl psn.ucs
I she h. a.. - de.rra
The he ivily tr''e oil sums pottlons
r"a ~nh ihfh5 ,rO~'h - 'ouis ~o'd, 'lN acre
tint. Wood Is pl.ntt s.n.rals Cheap Ii.t pom
Lizard tur-uuA ehetr, thit ehfh - suiti,ie 81" b
cu nle crd-~ ood to- he Ne" NoN mefAe t. Il uaif .
pace great many years euh pi~als coasJof
ince IS m tsn IN lie I.ad fr eoainln fsneins-,,ad
chestnut rats eau within inr- % tue- land
~ ,aancr All buin- nationals be had al the io
p's "i Brooklyn sd ''re aon, a' at n' 'n'efmra i'
ltces iLo n-ual market plio.- There nunci1u'
tfe .r, -sth g4, When a,e sh', lor hef ,r,i,
aud mover fan; iaderd or, weather tkee s,rY hil.
s ii - a.. ,' 49, Tn,lsi ~ ,s.
Island, he deph wbe about - ieei, Herman
Nll'l as thc er.und 10 his hrt, Ihey are an per
Iarre hufehs, ADD sehools "as'n two or three
miles the tilge and within four eIes, mills iactone.
and ylluses. an The ptNicgss oi old seui d
con arc t, be- had here aud Inc p,ort ufs uhok count,
pride ihemseSes on beios nigh, mo,-i orderly, r,
slous people. Alny subscrurs ate p,isons oi feseeia
bftt,.
The land eau ne very easl, ceacd aud the seito
Will depend almost cntGeiy upon the srui, te rar
law out d. much or a. hIe a. he ehs,ses do
ly objections 10 The place % 80 ho settlement
ami the same ,ahor ana iudu,, which
prosperous settlements a. other ,ans of COUNT,
ed apnu these lAhds cannol tai 10 produce favorable
results
The climate is IA every particular healthy aud pleasant
he roads are good and awa,s pa.sase all
,ea1-the n.efs are shurt und rid esulufod 10 the
winters on Tho main % the nab Of Tho ishlaads-t,ge
seidom sei hing three WeeA. HE l.
land.
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A remarkable fine piece Of glassware has

A remarkable fine piece Of glassware has
been manufactured at Paris, for the great exhibit
ton. 1t is very large decantcr blown from
very pure and cenr material, and sufficiently
capacious TO allow three persons of moderate size
to sit inside around table three feet four inch
cs in diameter The height of the decanter from
the bottom to the level of the mouth is ten feet,
and the circumference at the widest part 30 feet.
The stopper weighs thrty-two pounds, and the
whole decanter 1888 lbs.
Not only men, but whole estates, have been
often taken in by much smaller decanters than
that
The american Board Of .Nssions.-The re-
cepts into the Treasury Of the board, for the
last five months, have been SY20I4 For the
same time last year they were SOL ,532. At pres
ent there ave - missionary churches connected
with the Board and there have been during the
past year, 1867 admissions by profession. This
Is greater number than has been admitted in
any one of the last six years. In the Presbyter-
an missions among the Choctaws there have been
ls2 additions during the same time. Letters
just received from Ceylon, speak Of nm extensive
revival which was going on IN the Batticotta
Seminary.
The Ashueot Railroad is again opened, and
it is announced that temporary arrangement has
peen erected, WHEREBY lue connecticut hNef
Railroad TO. are o. operate the road. Their cars
have already commenced running to keene.
The Pale Faces -Frederika Bremen, the
other day in Wisconsin was invited to sit near
the fire where some other ladies were seated, but
replied No no you American ladies are very
handsome, but you are Too rhite. You sit dowr
by fire Of your own making. and neglect the
great fire that God has placed in the heavens
which would give you health and better color"
lSiammcring. -Dr Turner Of New York, saws
that stammerng is caused by attempts to speal
with empty lungs. In singing. the lungs are
/ kept well inflated. and there is no suffering -
The method OF cure is, to require the patients tC
keep their lungs well filled TO draw frequent
/ long breaths, TO speak loud and to pause on the
instant Of finding embarrassment in his speech
taking long inspiration before going on again
u The Roscommon Journal says that
Scoichman in a neighborng town put a placarl
in his shop window, stating that he wanted
boy; and the next morning. on opening his door
was surprised to find basket lying outside
which, on being opened, he found to contain
male child, with a label attached, saying-"IIer
he Is
O. Kossuth has sent dispatches to our Gov
eminent, asking its Interference with the Turk
ish Government for bis release, and expressing
desire to come to the United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27

Dstnt'oa at the South In South Carolina the
Secessonists have elected large minority ofthe
Convention, but the returns indicate fact fatal to
traitors, even there. Not one fourth of the voters
Of the tate took pa in the elecuon-prcbably
not one tenth Of the free white population. Dis
union is as good as dead in South Carolina
The Aabama Convention his adjourned; it was
not harmonious, and part of the delegates seced-
ed. After that, the disunionists had every thing
their own way and decided to agtate openly for
secession Tint is just the thing,-an open
fold and fair fight. The people Of Alabama
viii bring these fellows to their senses, without
hanging.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27

Notwithstanding all that we see, and henr,
gentlemen and all we have seen and heard for
the last twelve months some persons atfectto be-
lieve that the Union Is not, and has not been IN |
any danger They treat your eti)rts made for
its preservation with indifference, and often with
derlsion. 1t appears to me, that the temper OF
these persons is very much like that Of those
who, when the fountains of the great deep had
been broken up. the windows of heaven opened
aud rain had fallen upon the earth forty days and
forty nights. until every thing but the peak OF
Ararat was already under water, DID not still be-
lieve that there would be much of "A shower
Ucbsier's letter 10 the " Y. UHion SAFETY Com
mitee.
We certainly don't think very iayorably of the
efforts of this Committee, il their efforts IRE to be
Judged By their Effects Their most remarkable
deed yet was paying the expenses Of getting
decision against a fugitive slaye,- and their main
effort seems to be to dissolve the Wing party
Witness their attempt to defeat Gov. Hunt, at the
last New York Election, and their success, thus
far, in preventing the election Of a Wing Sena-
tor. We really confess, that we think them in
fnitey more concerned to break up the union Of
the Wing party than to preserve the Union Of
the States But thus is not the Improvement We
intended to make Of Mr. Webste.'s funny pass
age. He perhaps intended to hit those of his old
friends who now differ with hum but he has re-
aiig hit bis new friend Leiris Cass and the IN
ion" party. Witness this
~ The friends Of the Union and Gen. Cass
have made preparations to give ball IN his hon
or, on Thursday, the 9Th Of March next, at Tam
many Hall. Il is expected that Gen. Cass will be
present
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THE CONCERT.

At the Brick Church, "Wednesday last IS COM
mendeG in de highest terms, and many desire
another of the same sort" We 60 in heartily
for that, and more yet. Why not, for variety, add
the concert to the intellectual pleasure afforded
by the Institute: Some people begin to think
that domestic productions of this sort are quite
as good as the imported article.
The United States Monthly Lac .hoga-inc; New
York.
The February number is prefaced By like
ness of CHER JusTIcE TANrr.
The contents are; Treatise on Falacious
Augmentation, by Jeremy Bentham, which oc-
cupies 80 pages Notes of recent American De
cisions, Is pages; Digest Of recent American
Cases, u pages and Notes of new Law Books,
! pages
ll0 pages each month afford large amount
Of legal matter, in a cheap form.
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forrion Nous.
iverpool dates to the 9Th inst. received.

Liverpool dates to the 9Th inst. received.
Muzzini is reported to be at Geneva, actively
engaged in recruiting for revolutionary move
ment in Italy. The expedition is to land on the
Neapolitan territory. 1t is calculated That the
Nenpolitan army will be routed in the first en-
counter and that i is to be considered as the
signal for general rising all over Italy. Some
other vague stories are connected with this
statement
ADV ces from Vienna of the 9! tn ult. mention
that widely extended conspiracy had been DIS
covered. which was 10 effect general insurrec
ton on the 4th of March Nearly one hundre
persons we're arrested, among whom were stu
dents citize $ and officers on half pay por-
ton Of the garrison supposed TO be implicated IN
the plot, were Immediately removed to the prov
inces.
These reports indicate thlt governments are
uneasy even e the people have done nothing to
merit Their suspicious
In the debate in Parliament on the 9TH inst on
the Queens speech, Lord Dudley Stuart com
planned of the omission in the royal speech OF
any alluson TO Kossulh and the Hungarian retu-
gees and Ia dong so be conlrasted IN strong
lnuguige The conduct Of the Governments Of
England and America IN reference TO those III
used pitrots
AT a late dinner in Paris. NJ Theirs is said to
have expressed himself IN favor of a revision OF
the Constitution, ana to nave limited that he and
liz friends would Vote f,r the snppression of the
Presidency of the Republic, and It's replacement
by directory Of five members.
NAptts The DAILY News correspondent. in
his iefter Of the 2lth. states that nlacards oe
violent character. threatenlng - Death to the ~
rant sc. were affixed 10 the walls of Palermo
ON the i'm. Counter-plac,rds were issued by
the Government with sent,nels 10 ouard them
Several arrests had taken place and was re-.
ported that two men were to be shot.
Garibadi IS expected from New York with two
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~ SN4Posrsc. ss-,..'
SAS)acsaS,sSS$iipTI,G1GG.S

The "Union Safety Committee" both loco and
Wing " Silver Grays,7 celebrated Woshington's
birth day. Letters we're received from President
Fillmore, and Daniel Webster, full of reverence
for Washington and devotion to the Union. This
is pretty high endorsement for The Union
Safety Committee" of New York City, to say
nothing of the Silver Grays. Senator Foote,
loco, sometimes known as Hangman Foote') de-
livered the Grafton BY the way, on the night OF
the Sd of March, 1919, we witnessed sharp
contest between Webster and Foote, as champl-
ons of the North and South, on the Slavery
question; and our opinion is very strong that
neither of them then thought the Union in dan
ger.
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asdicinai uses OF The Wiid,herr,

Ever since the seusment 81 Amer"a, Wiz thetry ha,
i en known TO possess ai,sTtaut medicinal
Every body Knew this TACT but nohodS
e-ssntai properties. Every mother gives NId hsfrs
ner chidfga t Tor coid-, and for ain
~ disease aud adults throughout county
habit Of making cOmpeunf OF Vida Cheuy bark
ohtuf nsedents. 10 Ice used "a spuns anildoto
complaints inc'ds At 10 that changefu Il foua
by experiment that the " lid Caeiy Ia
qualities than scrbrd 10 H. For the hft
Consumption, Asthma, no matter Of how ioug staining
Coughs LAYER Complaints, &c ~ l. proved he
rpedeine known 10 nan. Or. Misisr's Bassm oI " nd
Chey chemical extIact, combined With similar
iron TOT, which vnnaucea value. It's
curing Pulmonary dsvases, snust every stage alter
sicians couli has astuni.bed tue eul-
~, and led hrn ro-iss that NsiaIs baesm Of Wild
Ihsy p9ssa.sss sptiaeips hitherto gak scns msii
al Usu.
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PURELY MUTUAL.
The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE, STATE STREET, MONTPELIER, VI.
l.G Iosursnee is the poor inaa'- weaih lnd good
vesimrut Tor the eapittist."
OFFICERS,
DOCr luLlls Y DEMLY. Pfasidont.

\
itDN. hANlt l. BALuNiA. Wee fiTsidrnt.
DIRECT ORS-iul,u, Y uevfy y, ifHutl h"hi" N. F'nl
o. hn hif, giiu. T. hr,hs 10, Iuias t"tef.r, tin'uhi
Weston ilona, vs.. Heatn lose o. - u'o, IT,, Al,ef d..
Cain. J 'hu T. P4au Gsosa W. cohA"e'' '"n s'nhn'
D. Aen OF FlN lNCE -uasor W. iieatoa Albeit !.
nTbl, EXAM sER --ouin sniith, N. 10.
CONSULTING rHY iClAN -tiedonck v. Adams,
N y.
LIE INSteANtE
"us insu.u'On coutsnlatrs eaa'iHel zood 10 matt
kind"
Ne iavc the asatin Of the PgYue e. ia pfineill o.
tho \ tiaon.l LII iasui .uce tunpsuy.
Tho charter nberAi aud plnicuiad, adapted O. the
all he my desire embrace such Institution
II should be cub -
ls Hy Husbands and Faihers max. provision, after
death, tof then widows aud children.
81 ny the soung prosle fur themselves IN inhn age
Sd ~ creditors nsufe the loss which the death o The
debtor mig occasion.
4h b. The borrower enable his representatives, Ia
fhi- death, to repay the loan.
5th Those Who little from their daily labor, OF
Yearly income. should invest this Savings Bank tha
II maj Of accident, aud that sha ~fu~
and ehild una > receive " their own ~ith usury." IL
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ttlorkcts.
"a m,bridge Cauie Market, Feb. 10.

Cambridge eatttc Market, Feb. 10.
RePohediorth The bestou Daily Ahvciusei.
Marsei or Caue ahnu, $50 Be.ves aud i67 stores,
cnusis'iagof rkng Oxeu, Loss aud Calves, and fhfrc
fers old, AMI Yea,linss.
Prices Market Beef-Exira S Is per ewt lstaualiy
5000 2nt quality IS 50, 3D. qUats s. 10 eiduay 80.
iiiies. S. ,, per cwt Tiiiow. IS 81
Storos- ~ ufting Oxen S6l ~ 40 100.
Cows aud Calves, so, % - aud IS
ieafliug-,-None.
TWn yrafs nld Sl3, Is sud 25
Thee ycai- old. SIG, - sah q.
Sheep end '.ambs, 2-35 az Market
fneEs-Esira. "a. G. 7 anda BY lot sl,75, p $50
50 sO
swRs-Nons
Rrin4tks-ihe mprkes u about the q war ia-t
i~O weeAs-iaiand ioTiner pcrs Of like quaef are sus-
tanned.
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Rutland aad Burlington Railroad-The Bos-
ton Post states unoiiciallyl that the receipts for
December were about Sl6,0OO, and for January
very near $4,000.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-27

.4noiker Good Coc.-John Clifford, Of Ran
dolph, made from one COW in months, commenc-
ing April "a, 1850, 202 pounds butter and 40
pounds cheese, besides using milk and cream for
his family-himself and wife. The cows calf
was kept 20 days; feed, common pasturage.
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VILLAGE OF HERMANVILLE.
Only $25 for a Homestead!
20 Farms,
Worth over SIS. 500. q e.ioo Lots

TO be distributed among 5000 Subscribers.
TO ,unpy the demand FOR aud Farms ilefmaoville
have sid ogi aeotlc' adoining the Long island
the same 'ze ind disposed OF divided among the pur-
EAnH f Ias aIas' :. e,e ,eesa,y 500 ,s9's
% BY lOl teet lying Together, FARM 81 from to %
acres. Inc shsfes ave hnned at 5-payahle IS when
subscribed for s. on OF before the Of dsbuYn, and
The haencc 10 mofhy 'n.teimentsoi So Il desired
rantee Deed will made Immediately sher tho dsu
mutton and deiNetedhfrcty ntrf paying ,ne hi'aees
The Lots situated IN the village of ER AWHILE
tho Long isand Railroad, Counts Of suioik aud 80
ne- from the ETY. OF Ne" f"k aud di''as inhe l'nd
also Village, recently laid out Nhera handsome but
ding cd, aud the kailosd omptny contemplate
masking large cepoi 70" TIC iefmnr'on OF 'neif early an'
ate mius etweea that place and Hieokyn.
try II 70 OF the heaithiist places ~ the tni
ted aes. vl,hin uiie Of Ronkonkoma te, which s
about hIcr mites IN circum frsnce ct singular fanspu,n
s'ilage i about fur m,es dtnnt rom the great souh
BAY, which is hve mites wide and fort, me. l"ag ehuud
These lands viii pr'secu much per acre, vita iht
.rme cultivation, any land withia my miles Of New
lose I,L,SD wHrAr. A, the Annual Meeting Of the
Nv i"k S'ate A-ncnnuril 7"ctyi net a. Aibir on
90 Or in. ant, ioi awarding Fieli Crops Vs.
,.,r ~, NJ s,,n,I H. Tbo,'-i, ~ l",s,It. r..
rivrd the premium OF SIS of inter u heat A.
lu-hrs peck pet stfe. Mf. fhenp-on's wheat
aett winch ha. hesn raised boz W ,oat. on the nd
ard the yield proves 10 be vel ad lpted TO We SOIL oe
Tho Agcu uiul capacities Of Long Island are beginning 10
setuk,l $ about miles from this land ltiermanvusA
aud 10 better by nstne, hau those lands now offered for
.a,e This wheat new vtr.tf ct superior klnd, and
oid sheat s. per bu.la aoi Sir. 1homp-
on ec we'd io ho p'od1ct of ttn more than two aes
! ", S''" t-., t..... If, . - $500. a.. liz
NH'' "'v n "," it,.'--'n ~, M,
,s' ", ',.' ~. ~, 80 , KY VI i, 49, -I 80
Island RAILROAD 1t Lake Hoad, for which premiums
-uiiok County Assieuutalftt hrd sopt ubef, 14 ls0,
gwen Also, meas, beans, squashes pampAas
The fo0osius :. from The New YORK Fara,cr aud Ne-
ito EDITOR who VISITED the lands. The wheat roaturs
nd Toured To n The auce, were al Lakeland aear
"llayins few leisure during the past ~res We
80 ~ ~ 49,, t.a' 81 IL, ~, - ~ nbi,b se
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Union Bank, Sican'on. organized on tho 22d
inst Directors-H. P. Hickok, George Green,
II. H. Reynolds, Homer f. Royce, John Barney,
Joseph Blake, George w. Sanborn, Geo Green
was elected President
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NOT ICE.

I'is certGes that wife, Mahha, has ef my hei and
hoard, wiihou' just cause, and refuses This
iu bid all p-r.on. hhflorug trusting her my
count and DO ipyle her to return h'me she shall
have cause for complaint.
JONAS FULLER.
Calsis January u. 1851. 43ws
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CNNsIINiPrION.

Though Fen hcediuF At aiises mufo ffequontir from
causes NfHch ffw mrll wuicrs have unitccds Tn
hisnfr classes n ifr HnIFct 20 &C. thau TIM lower, VIM
have io uhp f'f tri' m ~ x-fcsus their anus D,
hch if of tde chest aud ala the OF
tho ra Dos ein ,l rAesr tho regions whef,
al, th- ,ital scaoS be- upper casse the
utri hauf generally csroifr thor oW,T hmp, which
b. doae hui q Use s4clhen Sieuss oi the upper
rAtrrHts- and gic.t, As -nssuHpteu and premature
death, aie hut Too on lhe ro.alt- OF their
NI-TaEfS HAI.SAM OF WILD CuERRY
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Installed. on the 18th inst as pastor Of the con
gregatonal church in Peacham, Rev. Asaph
RnnteNe
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Brighton narkei, TeD. 20.
tflarria0rs.

Ia Randolph, Feb H. by Elder NJ. g. Henderson, Dr. Ste
Bennet Miss Alma A. short, both Of tas. Also,
by the same Feb. IL Mr. bradley Dodge 81 Mash6ed,
10 .. iss Saniantha A. ~ OF Randolph.
In Albany, the 2th nst by Rev a. ~ Hosey, Mr. Ion
ahau H. hselsr OF Nashua, n. H. 10 Miss Aan q. hosey,
Ut the Turner place
In Calais, the 23d u BY A. Kent, Esq NJ. Lsw.s Z.
Tucker 70 Aiss Celia 2. Crs, 18th 81 C.
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stephen :. Bigelow's Estate.

Stephen :. BigeiOW's Estnfc.
STATE OF VERMONT, { Ia Probate Court held AZ Mont
Washington bisiuct prlieT ~in I'd for sad dis
tici ON The llh day Of frbtuify A - ISL
IrRANClS tlAkk. Executor he estate 't Stephen
:. nig.low, tle a. Btife, .ah district drceased pre-
senis his ninistsdiion CONT ioi settlement.
MhrrcUpon. "A ordered that rsirued to the
4ih dfy ~ March nrxt, the Probate oihee IN sad
li,fici, Tor eAa,en t"n AID nlinv sn1 that al
concurnsd be anh eIrof by the publ Gallon OF this order
the Vermont WaiChH,an and sttis Jpomsl uswslal'er
printed A"n'per, ihfee we'ks -u,cossivry soon a.
be ihey nay pluif, aud s,il time AID place, II
they ctu.e, o. CT furfeto.
b. uidcr a toun,
Auesi LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
tue coiy OF Record,
"A Attest t,'NAN BRIGGS, Register
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Massachusetts State Record,
NEW ENGLAND REGISTER,

'IIIS work 3l2 large y pages, and filled
gielt vsfiei, uf u-eul Intu rslins matter,
for the lawyer, cie man, S sicah, mefchlui, schni
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czcns OF every class aud cond ion II embraces uro-y,
Science and Morals gives view Of ihe numerous utter
of The Cogmnn New England states, whFth
pertaining the ltsae hssucitons TO The town
county IN the ngs uf tte Record the rhde hnd
the Of and UnseniOIs, LtwYeis,
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COunere, Gounisspners, PusfnHsers. baaks Insurance.
Companies. Railroads, Cues Water W iris, @e.se Il
would be impossible convey advertisement the yare
and extent OF matter TO he iounl in this volume.
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