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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-14
CENTR U.TNRER VARn.

TIME subscriber agent for Messs. ). w Farnham &
II Co of ST. Anthony, will open a yard soon AS il
be stocked i'm the and of the SLIGO IRON
STORE, aud will keep complete assortment white
pine lumber. From the central location of the yard
lumber be delivered in all paris of the town more
conveniently than from any any other point. Orders for
unusual dimensions Will be promptly filled and bills
entire buildings respectfully solicited. BY keeping
good stock OF lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
ty Of logs by the themselves the sub
soriber hopes to receive a share of patronage.
ju 8. 1852 WM. II. MARSHALL Agent.
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ftROCERiES-!Tca, sugar, Coffee, S. II. Molasses,
~ Rice, etc For sale 10" by -
H ETCHUps, Peppersauce Pickles, Preserves, Sauces
June 70 (i,j LW. SiWPSov.
A large lot of Beiseais constantly hand and for
N sale by june l6.--(lW j. ~ SIMPSON.
bacon, Hams Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
ID ou hand aud for sale by
To- 40 j. w. SIMPSON.
H1NAMIIY fl OUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
II alwa! OH hand and Tor sale by
June l6 CU) J.W SIMPSON.
A fine assortment Of boots and shoes polka buskius.
IA bootccs, misses, boys AID chircls shoes TO winch
June 70 90 J.W SIMPSON.
- EADY made clothing large lot, for sale by
H.yRLSi butter and eggs, corn meal, western reserve
= cheese, ETC., Tor sale low by
June ct. CV j. ". SIMPSON.
G<OOkING stoves, OHIO premium, for sale by
~ juI.e 70. j. ~. SAMPSON.
RECRE and No. !, lead, glass, putty and tails, ava!
June 20 JW SIMPSON,.
THEN. W. EMPRESS co.
NXTfiI. deliver good fresh n'e il - aul for : 20
w per Sb supeIinc hour warranted, al q; al
any Mud Oh I.oiCnandike AZ five per Cent on Whole
sale prices la st Louis Cali The subscriber on the
Nominee, or w. NJ erson or =. Is Rice x Go, agents,
81 taul. J!e-l2u) }. & 81 RBANk.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
AID ST. .c Of Elicit Bruthers Is hereby dsso we'd
b, mutual consent, Lewis Z. Elicit Withdrawing.
ABitA Vi ). EiFELT,
CIiAS. u. EITELT
The business viii hereafter be conducted by Ahran
& Chas ID. Elicit under the name Of tiie.t Brother.
All persons having claims against Eliet & Brothers
will please present them, and those indie ted expect
cd make Immediate pay ncnt To ieI Brother who
Will attend to The Settlements oil the late finn
ABRAM 5. ELFELT,
CHARLES ID. ELFELT.
Dau1 tulv l4-ff
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OFFICE FURNlli RE.

NEWSPAPER Files, calendars, post Office boxes, ps
~ cit air tight and pump i'm stiLds round, para!
and Hat rulers, bronze; plain aid ancy paper Clasp
IRON ard fancy glass paper weights; portfolios de
krlves etc. FOI sale by LIZ DUO a kOLRI.R.
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Agreeable and useful compound for diseases of the
"A chest and nngs-General Agents, Barnard, Bro. q
Co, ST Louis, No. For sale by the Druggists of Gale
MAJ at st. Paul, by J. W. Babcock Hitchcock d. Kellogg,
and VIM. Constans; at ST. Anthony, by J. p. Wilson.
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d. RoHRER.
NEW BOOKS!!

n DUO ROiIRER have just opened a large and
we'll selected stock Of Law Medical and Miscellane-
Gus Books, 10 which the attention of the public is nvi-
ted Call and examine them the of Bench and
Wabashaw streets. iu24-1O
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/, AlI McCUNE, & Co.. Mississippi Foundry
" AN ST., bet. Morgan and Cherry, Maiufacta'Ss
steam cig1e-; Al machinery, Steam l,Jei and sheet
u lard tank and coolers, tobacco. oil and rni!
'i-r-, also hrassWork and Ilack-m.,hIlC.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-14

lNHRONOMOTER, duplex, horizontal and vertical
- Watches careiuiy repaired ami warranted. The
subscriber will give his personal attention the
ana important branch Of watch repairing and the
rous neat ana intricate department, OF the Jewtr, bu-
sne>s and hopes By strict attention the and
wishes 81 his their APPRECIATION and
patronage. \. d. ROBINSON,
NatchnInacr and JeWtlcr.
ST. Paul, April %, l552. Eff
lust received, large assortment of Clocks, cheap
- for cash, ut ROBlNSON'S Iewelry store.
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N. G.. SANFORD.
MES ECTFIIi.N bows tie ~,iut Paul public
e and invites their attention to has stare, ioN;
door Of the osOice. ThirJstrret. Where thoy
can md aim at business h"nr>, ready to sell Them
3KA -f.UOpS.
OF every descriptions 'HcIn"ias hHo'2cLcThS. SAN
NETS, jeans, CtSsIHrHE>, TWEEr~, DHiLL>, VII
,tTS, NE~ri>C~, ~M.RTIN. md StEsrINe.
LI|s ana Lawns, iiDiFs ard tR,F4rs,
GLOVES. H0StERV. Brown and WAITE
Il,ENs L.ca~. RinToH>, i.oNG and
sQtAuE ~HAwt~, Bo>NEr TnrvniNGS. ltrAo :, TUE
CLOTHS. GINGt,MS, UELANEe, SINS. No0LEN
NaRN, tKINTS, IA great variety 1hreal Ldga.
shirts, knit and i!anrcl usaWeCs,
Huck aHi Yam niitteHs, Do.
His so'S Of -u's L. very large embracing all the Rev
hch 81 81 i.e season, ard ever! van"t, al >tai,
Go0f.s. IyerN here iud just What 'c wants
and At rrcca which must suit The most ri.G ccoloi>,
and he rel assured ihat every article w lam on
H.aDY~s.ADE CLOTfIlNG.
If every ',>r,io made up expressly .or las narh'
AID ton this season. constantly or HASH. cheap for r,
nay, ana 10 al Without. He has con,p!c,e assorr
FRH>v FtNfrLy GRoCEHIES.
consisting az art az on Ey>ou Yong ryson ara B.ac'
Tel> l.,guira. Java md RIO Cuf.e>, \. o Ct,>. %
loaf and luivcrlfcd Sugars, : ices ieGger. Cloves
\u,mees Ca>>ia Rice. eaiSns -ai,ra'uS starch soap
Chewing ald <m"hig Tobarco, Cau@lcs, OH ifs!i etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ncw, heautifl and approved s'>c~ ior Lad'-, are
MISSES; Crnis Congress boots, C,i DO, oil ae e>
ia'se,ns; ho>s' h""i> aic shoes. etc.
HATS AND Ca. ii. great variety.
t5sgs > = ARE.
Nh ald Gross cat SAWS, aii SIZES o., leg, are
Trace { lla =; I'aitcfs > jn. Ihll~, Avs AID aA'
lelfc> ~,ythe> sicAle- and sa!ha> >.nve> SPACES
hoes. wrought and cut nails, locks, aichs ai noits cut
tl.Ty. etc.
100 900 Cigars, Of every variety.
H1El = and FLO. Il constantly OF hand, in !arg'
quantities
Mr. Sudort's stock is large. and he viii be receiving
New Goods constantly order To Keep his fssnrtmen
ctc H. i, determined to sell h> goods for fe,
pay cheap thoy Se purchased elsewhere. Civ.
him a cali November, l-5l---i-:1yl
CONTRtCCEEC ANc BUILDING.
E1UWARD STEWART, RrcklaNer ard Architect
- thankful fu The citizens oi II laUl, for tNOrs since
he commenced >iue>> would respectful, irtm them
that prepared contract for. and erect stone 81
tr,ct li,oS materials reutIt.!
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INV ELKY. .Jr.\N E.LKY,

JEW Elk I. } " FTIKk.
THE subscriber has gust received from New York II
large assortment al fIch and fashionable Jewelrv
consisting il part OF the following articles gold chains,
finger rugs, kets, rings, cuh pins ladies' and gents
breast pins, bracelets tor seals and buckles gold pens
and pencils; ~ilc he viii sell very reasonable terms
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ROOFS. BOoKS..

NTT :. COMES, near the American House, has just
w received pei Excelsior, large ard varied col
lection Of books. Just from the press, which he
invites sue attention % NJ the reading community OF
Nnc,ota. Tie, ar, Offered Eastern prices. Terms
c..>h. tome and examine No trouble 10 show goods al
the "GrauhiIu Booh.turch iulU--S
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- ny having BOUGHT The above works. formerly carried
on w hluss.ut * LiSLtucr, prepared a. maze II
short notice. al Sean enenes, boilers. sheet i,o
work. ai machinery, Pdrk eFs & Johusons rc-&cticn
te wheels oil. to1acco, ami hydraulic presses, roa aAd
p tsf-- 4~-. Ec
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\ EW YORK MUSIC STORE, Iy =. Sier-
~ b1at, No - Market st., A2c, Eiy. Ea,k, \ Y
For the Of AN,lc3l inSrUnc's end merchandise of
ever! description. NAolc ale at ~ Y prices, retail u Tess
than be bought q the mountains. Btaui sId
pin balls &c. Bug4ett 5. @, douUe Nolan N oil
Wm. Han Sa!~- aAi Gfocn CAristoq hers Piano
Fortes. turned. color rendered
good Musical Instruments al short notice
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UAEE imported leg soU Ladies aud Gentlemen, a
OF the iatst cles mt part of Broadway. Any
o. - Co... .s useful and ornamental for friends in
u ..t-cf. have spared no pans to obtain
* Ntg lori prices too, have been mindful to
f... ..il nth the goods YOU viii see when call
lt th. lZ2-tfl WORLDS FAIR.
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The Banner Vote.

Senator FooTE gave a pledge carly in
the canvass, that Vermont would give
the largest proportional majority for
Scott. He gave this in view of the char
acter of the nominee, his valour, his pu-
rityof character bis broad patriotism and
Of his-whig principles, and his unqucs-
toned abilityin any sphere in which he
has been called to act
Shall thctpledge be redeemed Was
it given in your own spirit by one from
childhood bred among you, Vcrmontcrs1
Has Chippewa an ocho in the hearts of
of the Green Mountain Boys, the Pacifi-
Gator friend in those who love princi-
pie better than conquest, and prize the
pure glorics of pcace2 In his venerable
age, having done nothing unworthy of
his early fame, having as opportunity of
fcrcd filled up the measure of his early
magnificent promise, there can be no
shame in voting for the man of Lundy's
Lane, in sustaining Wing principles at
home and abroad, known always as the
principles of Vcrmont,by Banner Vote
for the Wing candidate. Pass it through
the line Let no man who loves his
country be wanting to her honor OH the
testing day
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MIRACULOU.S CURES


People wonder at the quick efficacy
of the r. II. h. Remedies in stopping
pain, removing its causes, and curing
the most obstinate complaints Yet
there is no mystery in it-thcre is moth
ing miraculous about it, True, until the
X. II. II. Remedies were introduced, no
remedy or medicine was ever known to
stop the most torturing pains in a few
seconds, and allay the most violent
Cramps of Cholera, Neuralgia, Spasms,
&c, in few minutes Railways Ready
Relief will stop pain instantly becauos
1t produces counter action upon the
parts where pain is felt. If the patient
suffers from Neuralgia, it Immediately
acts upon the nerves, producing coun-
ter irritation, invigorates the nerves, and
imparts vitality to the parts where pain
is experienced. The action of the Re
lief is quick, and the very moment it is
applied,it begins to counterfeit the effects
produced by diseased action. If you
are the victim of Cholera, it acts in
tantly-taken internally, it settles the
tomach and allays all painful irritation
nd sickness, it infuses heat into the
hood, and its warm healthful influence
trills through every portion of the body;
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate Of
ELIAS KELSEY
late Of Salisbury, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto And six months from the
23d day of September, 1852, being allowed
by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business of our said appointment, at the
house of Loyal Kelsey, in said Salisbury, on
the first Saturdays of December and March
next, from nine o'clock, A. NJ, until four o.
clock, Z. NJ, on each of said days.
JOHN PROUT, ! Commits
A. WAINWRIGHT, I siOncrS.
Dated at Salisbury, this 29th day of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1852. 2i3w
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Sept. 2s. 1862.

STATE OF VERMONT, | The Hon the
District OF New Haven, s.. probate Court
for the district of New Haven. To all per
sons interested in the Estate of
JOHN L. STEWART,
late of Bristol, deceased inicslatc. Greeting.
Whereas, John l.. Scott, Administrator of the
Estate of the sa ddcccascd, hath presented TO
said Court his petition in writing, setting forth
that it would he beneficial for the hcis inter
esied 10 said Estate to have all tho real estate
of the said deceased, including the rcvcrsion
of the widows dover sold, alih, ugh the same
may not he necessary to pay debts or charges
OF Administration, and hath procured the con-
sent of the guardian Of the minor heir res ding
this State. there being but one heir to said cs-
tate, and hath shown to said Court the situa-
ton Of the real estate whereof the said John
+. Stewart died seized, and prays the said
Court &c license him 10 sell the whole of the
real estate of the said deceased
T therefore, it il jrIcre that all persons in
tcresicd, be notib ed to appear at II session Of
said probate court to be holden at Bristol in
said district, on the second Monday of Novem.
Der, 1852, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the office Of
the Judge Of said Court: then and there TO show
cause il any they may have, why license should
not he granted as aforesaid. For which pur.
pose it is further ordered that copy Of the
record OF this order be published three weeks
excessively in the Mddlcbury Register, a
newspaper printed at Aiddlcbury in this State
all Of which publications shall he previous to
the said time appointed for said hearing.
HARVEY MuNsILL, Judge.
4 true copy Of record.
25;3w II. MuNsILL, Judge.
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The tone aud energy impaired to the ston-
ach by this medicine fuftiics the system A.
gainst infectious diseases, and exposure to
changes of climate; II is. III ieci an in.lispen-
s"Ilc hA EhlslNN N'A HNi'",
AMI It's astonishing success III OBSTINATE c"scSVi
DYsrLrsiA. ASTHMA and GENERAL DEBiL-
iIY or Tnr SfsrLM, laces il among lilo
most So3krlu discoveries in medical science,
and hns given it q reputation far beyond any
remedy known for these complaints in all
their various forms.
The Oxygenaled Bi'terS contain nothing
which can in,nNicaie; and the mcdHihe mas
no similarity whatever to tho various alcolol-
ic mixtures, disguised MS BdteIsi pcinS
combined tie most valuable REMEDIAL uecnis.
aud peculiar oXy.cmaicd property, hitherto
unknown, but highly ciiiracious in all com
| plants arising from weakness aud drtrhgc-
ncnt or pro>traiion of the stomach ma sys-
TEN generally. 1t is IL mild and agreeable
tonic renewing all disagrecablc synil'toms,and
assisting nature in her efforts to restore the
impaired powers of The system. Numerous
| letters in possession OF the ProprictorS. from
those who have been cured or greatly benefit
ted by thi, medicine can he seen on aprii'a-
ton and pamphlets sent by mail 10 an! Jar,
Of the United States.
Among ,hennmerons anil highly respectable
crr,iGcnt,s. We refer To The lallovirp:
prnr a A HAYES, NJ. state Assaver.
tlTZIIENRY HOMER $50 Bosom.
iaS G. DUNN. ESQ, Civ Treasurer. Bos.
,,,
''I Han. NYuON LAWRENCE. Ex-Presr.
Ma Senate
Mas As T = "a ARNOLD tormc,Iy GOV E.I
o ,nV ,no,nheror Cong,ess
ITon WN WOODBRIDGEror meily Gov.
Of Wirhinan. now US. SENATOR.
Hon J. T. MORElIEAD, formerly Gov. Ct
Kennedy, now us. Senator.
| Hon. j +. 81 MMONS, U. ). Senator from
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-10-20

UTAH- The ha1esriUe Buglc of
the 18th ult says that its editor, A w.
BABBiTT, had returned from his trip to
the Salt Lake, in good health and spirits.
Mr. BABBITT brings advices from the
valley to Aug. 10. The Descrct Ne,es
states, the ''crops through the vallies are
heavy, and good health is prevailing.
Peace and plenty everywhere abound.
Times are close for money, and merchan.
disc consequently dull. The cmigrants
are pouring in thicker and faster. Flour
was worth SO 90 per hundred"
The st. Louis Mormon company,
Capt. JErsoN, were met on the Goth of
August, &C miles from Salt Lake City
The company had a prosperous and
pleasant journey, there having been but
one death-that of an Englishman
named John Jones, aged Al, who had
been sick for ten months before joining
the company.
Among the deaths at Salt Lake are
those of John Gooch, Jr, Bishop Lane,
and Mrs. Winters.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Adj
Olson, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of
STEPHEN w. HITCHCOCK,
late of Middlebury, in said District, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto And six months from the 9TH
day of October, A.D, 1852 being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend to the bust
ness of our said appointment, at the office OF
Geo. S. Swift Esq, on the 9th day of Novcm-
Der, 4. ID. 1852, and on the last Monday in
February, 4. d. 1853, from nine o'clock, \.
NJ. until four o'clock, =. NJ, on each of said
days.
JOHN W. STEWART, ! -
NAHUM PARKER, ''""'''
Dated at Middlebury, this 18th day OF DC
tober, 1882. 253w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-10-20

TnE RECENT ELEcTIoNs.-The re
turns from Pennsylvania are not
regarded as discouraging. There is a
Wing Congressional gain as reported Of
three, and the balance against us, on the
popular vote for Canal Commissioner, it
is confidently believed will give way
before the national patriotic confidence
in ScorT. So in Ohio, where the various
majorities of the several elections are
summed up as 5000 against us In
Florida the opposition majorities, still
not official, are reduced to 100. The
glorious name of Scott may still be re
lied on as carrying sure influence will
the hearts of the American people. Two
weeks will tell the story, whether thi'
be not SO. Shall Vermont vote b.
lacking2
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-10-20


A solemn word to young and old
Death thrivcs from neglected cold
A Cough may be the knell of fate,
Death smiles when sick men hesitate
The serious symptoms of disease
Grow to be fatal by degrees;
Then, sufferer ere too late it be,
Try DR.. Rogers, remedy.
Twill clear the Lungs, relieve the Throat,
And prove sovereign antidotc,
$50, cry ten thousand, Thousand tongues, }
In all diseases of the lungs
CAUTION-None genuine, unless
there is on the buff wrapper note Of
hand, signed with pen, by \. j.. SEQ
WILL SEQ.
For Sale by \. L. SCONILL & co, at tn
DtpOt, Gothic Had, 3l6 Broadray, " Y, and
by all respectable druggists in the United
States and Canadas.
Also for sale in MIDDLEBtnY, by Russell
& POWELL.
Price-In large bottles, 81 ,O0-sx bottle,
for $500.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-10-20
NEUTRALIZES THEPOISONOUS
MALARIA OF CHOLERA
AND CHECKS ITS PRO
GRESS


Applied externally, allays Cramps and
Spasms, and restores the cold-cramped.
and almost lifeless victims to life and
health. If you are troubled with Sick
Headache, the Ready Relief taken in
ternally will neutralize the acid of the
stomach, making the stomach sweet and
pure, and the breath fragrant; external.
ly, it will produce counter action on
the scalp and refresh the senses
This, then, is all the mystery about the
action of Il. II. Relief it does net lie in
the science of its chemical and phar
maceutical combination. SO with each
of the other Il. II. r. Remedies. The
Resolvent acts in like manner upon the
blood, and the diseased deposits, removal
ing away from the system all scrofulous
humors and poisonous deposits.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS
For regulating the organs of the system
and securing regular action of each /;
freeing the bowels from all retained hu.
mors, assisting the stomach, aiding the
digestive organs in their functional du-
ties, the liver to secrete its bile, and the
kidneys and bladder their urine; the
bowels to discharge their burden, and
the skin to emit free and healthy per-
SEPARATION. Such are the effects the r..
X. Remedies have upon the system, and
the mystery Of their curing the sick so
quick.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-10-20
BRANDON Ignite AT RUTLAND

BRANDON LIGNlTE AT RUTLAND
One of the most interesting displays
was that of iron ore, manganese, fire
clay, &C., by the Brandon Iron Co.,
together with specimens of manufac-
tured articles, which reflect credit on
the taste and skill of the gentlemen
concerned. The same company ex-
hibited a specimen of fossil wood, cal
led liguitc, which is at present excl
ting considerable interest in the scien-
tific world. A bed of this Ignite has
been discovered, which has been ex-
4cavated to the depth of eighty feet,
without finding its bottom, and running
in spurs to the surface of the ground.
1t is used successfully as fuel in driv-
ing an engine, burning freely, though
leaving a large proportion Of ash for
its bulk.-Aibany Cultirator.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-10-20

SAMUEL o. JONES g. I Addison County,
VS.. June Term 1852.
ions s. HoLcoMB&
JAMES NJ. LAMB.
Samuel O, Jones and Edwin s. Atwood both
of Shorrlam in the county of Addison, hav-
ing at the present term exhibited to this
court their Bill in chancery against John ).
IIocomb of Canton in the county of st. Law
renee and State of New York and James NJ
Lamb of said Shorcham Stating i'll substance
that said llolcomb being justly indebted TO
the orators in the sum of 1877 dollars and 10
cents specified in his promissory note dated
March 31st 1876 and payable TO said Jones
and Atwood or bearer with interest annually,
In order to secure the payment Of said sum of
money on the eth day of June 1913, by his
certain deed o.. bargain and SALE Of that date
and duly executed, Acknowledged and record
cd mortgagcd to said orators in fee n certain
piece or parcel of land lying and being in
Shoreham described and bounded as follows,
to wit Bounded on the North by she high
way leading from the turnpike to the Congrc-
gational Westinghouse in said Shoreham, on
the East by lands owned by Il. 5. Atwood,
South and West bv lands of Ashbcl Catlm,
containing by estimation three fourths Of an
acre that OH the 18th day of April 1869, said
| Hocomb for and in consideration of the sum
of coo dollars by his deed of bargin and sale
duly executed, acknowledged and recorded
conveyed the same premises to said Lamb
that no part Of said sum of money specified
| in said promissory note has been paid to the
orators: and praying, among other things
| that said Holcomb and Lamb may be dccrecd
to pay aud satisfy to said orators said sum OF
money specified in promissory note, with all
| interest dine and to grow due thereon, and