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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
PTRIIc SIZE or REAL ESTATE.

ylfv, ~ S,,,.i :, he lrous door d ghe Court-
Nv Hosrse il Chariestown, Jefferson county
Virginia. in the I9tk Dr. n ysnsaFg. lS9e being
Court day. Is much Of lnf Ian = q me taie I R
Dourlsss Is viii be suiiicicni to pay he sun of
e "a - eepss with legal interest on S21Ss -
ems rthercof from October lst ll5ls nil paid
ssi - ss,. md experses attending TIE sale thai
san being The ainountu9e Of the purchase macy
81 aid Lad and secaIed oy deed Of trust exeen@
led 81 sasd /. II Douglas 70 the Undersigned. as
1850 lhieh sale Is made 10 Pursuance q de-
cree 81 fhe Circuit Court q Jefferson coanlS pro-
nosneei ~ ne 21ts day az 0ctoter 1851, ii The
case 81 Eiatabeth Whiling administrator plaintiff,
agains, Margaret G. Douglass ard Others defen-
dsnts The land 10 Be sold lies on the Northeast
sJ n ~, road heading from the CouFthonse III
he direction 81 Rodericks MIL commencing at
lie Santh-ea corner and running with a. Kenne-
dv's line and TO embrace a. much land, with lane
5Iwenty.kKe feet wide running down 20 the water,
as will D. sufficient % ralse ne sun ABOVE speci-
The Terms of Sale, as specified 10 ike said de-
rree are as nneh ID cash as Will Be sufficient d
nav The aforesaid costs and expenses, one-ffih Of
he renaaEnder on the l7th day OF May, 1852, and
the balance in three equal pap nsnss q sfx 1we!re
and eighteen, months; The purchaser 70 give his
bonds for al he deferred payments which are 70
hrar interest from the day sale and 10 be secured
by deed cf trust on the premises sold;
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Dec. IS. 1851. 7instss.
ALSO,
ON the same day and place, shall offer for sale
" The following articles;
? Mich Cosrs !; 4 CARES, s months old;
10 Fat Sheep; / Fat Steer );
2 fine Brood SOacs and Pigs;
second hand Cooking Raags; n
neic Spiaiag WAeel;.
Grades, Scy,hes, Azes, Gazing Boz, CIT
ting and .Shcl7ing Bor;
il Wattr Car and BARRE, and Cart Gears;
| t,ro-hpfse Wagon and reryfns Bed;
| Fifth Chain; 2 template Stores;
2 barrels TIaeger IL barrel Tar; "
large Table; X
: Hay blythe ton; Fodder By The load, dnd
muny other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms -Cashon all sums Of IS and under; over
that amount 9 months credit will be given, the rur-
chaser giving bond and security.
MARGARET G. DOUGLASS.
Jan s. 1852. VIM II. GRlGes, ANetioRefT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
[. Z. swaRrzwELpER EsuersrNE snIsh.
SWARTZWELDER & SMITH
HAVING associaied themselves together for he
Ii purpose ofcenaucting The
E3arss rn,ns.e u.,es rSowS


II all rs branches wouid respectfully apnounesi -
the public that they haTe inst OPENED TnE LAnexsv
and CHEAPEST sieek 81 ENGLISH AND AHEkl.
CAN HARDIN IRE that they have ever before q
ieted IN this market. selected with great ere ful
industry which they ssoald be pleased 10 SELL hps
SIX ema Retea al the very loves, prices, for ash
or approved credit +.
Fer particulars. we ref 10 cur ratious aavrk.
tisenen,s in the columns Of this pane-. ! 8 S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
s2O,OOG.

No Oh Is, ~. Capital Prize Il $50 600, re
opened the Ball with, ON the LIST Of New Year. and
SOD u "a package TO working man OF this civ
Seventeen dollars vas tss amount paid for it, and
$1,000 we paid linn the next morning for ii was
a quarter package Now we promise fa;thf,ilx
retsiou9ly and solemny that we Try 10 do he
same with our Yirsinia customers The flla,,,;a,
Lotteries will be drawn in January is5os 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
WOODLAND FOR SALE.

HAVING sold portion of my Woodland, /
IL offer the remainder at private sale. There
is some 80 odd acres located near DnRied's DEPOT.
1t is thckIy set with wood among which there is
some fine timber. II the Land should not be dis
posed Of. the Timber will be sold separately
The terms will be accommodating
Dec. .lS. 1851 RICHD DUFFIELD.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE Partnership of TArg & HooFF was dis
u solved on the 18th ultimo, by mutual consent
The books bonds, and accounts are in the hands Of
John l.. Hoof who is TO pay all debts against the
firm TATE g. H0OFF.
January |, 1852.
tg- The business of the late firm will hereafter
be conducted BY JoHN L. HooFP, at the old stand,
where be will he happy see the friends Of the late
firm and ali others who may wish TO buy cheap
goods JOHN L. HOOFF.
Ianuarv i. 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
CO.PartncrshiP,.

ETyHEl undersigned have this day entered into
i Partnership under the firm of T. RAwLINs g.
SoN, and will continue The
HARDWARE, IRON IND GROCERY
BUSl ESS,
in the new store al The Market House. They hope
BY unIemittng attention TO business merit con-
tnuance OF NJ paroaaee heretofore so literally ex-
tended to the senior partner.
Our prices shall Re uniform and the very 5ottcna
81 ne markst, with very liAeral discount for the
cash on all bills over S.. To Merchants we win
furnish Hardware at Wholesale, and divide the
profits THOMAS RAWLINS,
Jan. /, 1852 THOMAS G. RAWLINS.
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| Receiving & Forwarding Business.

At TIE cHARLEST0WN DEPOT
They are determined 10 leave no effort unspared
to accommodate the old, and all the CUSTOMERS
who may favor them with their patronage.
Trey will keep constantly on hand large as
sortment of articles suitable TO the wants Of the
farming. community such as Sell EfsA Plaster,
Tar, &c They respectfully iavfte an ana every
person who desire bargains TO give them call
having hads up Heir minds that I a penny turned
is penny made"
J. G. Morris will give the business his strict,
personal and undivided attention.
JOHN G MORRIS,
Jan.,l 1852 VINCENT w. MOORE.
N Bit is necessary, TO enable as to make onr
returns that the Cash be paid all goods received
at the Hepot before they taken away especially
from those who have not been very prompt hereto
fore moderatecredit will be exteHdedto regulaf
customers articles for SALE excepting Flour, Coal
andfPlaster, for which the cash will be required.
Jan j JOHN c. MORRIS & co.
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House & L0l ii Harpers-Ferry,

House g Lot "a Harpers-Ferry,
I For Sale. f4tgg,.sa.
T AM authorized hy the owner r. II. Hofnas,
i TO ofsr, private safe, the -4>,.. rs
TtCO Story Brick House, \.
situated on fhe Island, fronting the W. &eP.R&itt
road The house has good Garden andsnitsAf5
outbuldngs, and IS in all respects comfortable
situation. ss vi
The terms, to good purchaser will be. accom-
modating. Any person DESTROYS of purchasing wiz 4
have avery attention given them by the nraenigp IA
for full examination ofthe PREMISES
Sept. Is, 1s5i-tf. 8 e"si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

f000 Flat Chestnut Rails; 200 .s.,.o.. ~.
UUcus, Posts Of the 5est qualir far po., sna
Rail fence be delivered on the r ~ e ~ q, 49,, 80
opposite Shannon Hill, for which Ia, es.h 49,
wfItbe paid on delivery .--' go. = r. r.
Dec. IL, 1851. GF q W PETER
Near Kab.etown.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
House and Let Of Ground,

FOR SHE.
DY the authority Of a decreeof the County Count
ID Of Jefferson county, rendered December ] y,
1851 shall offer for sale, before the. dooT Of HE
Courthouse Of Jefferson county, on FridGg The 24i
day of January neat,
II House and Lot of Ground,
situated near the Academy in Charestown. TIE
premises are desirable residence.
The Terms Of Sale, as prescribed by the decreeSf
the Court are-One-third, cash and the balance
in two equal payments at six and twelve month";,
with interest from April LIST, 1852, al which TING
possession is 10 be given. Bond and security fdr
The after payments ard mo title 10 be made until
the sale is. confirmed BY court and the purchase
money paid. w. c. WORTQINGTQN;
Dec 10, 1851. Conn
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TEACHER, having the necessary qualifca,
IL lions Applyto WIN. D. NORTH,
JAM, 1881 Aslpovn
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New Firm al the Depot,

TIME undersigned having formed co-partner-
j. ship under the name and firm of John G.
Morris 4 CO.. are prepared to afford increased ia
cities for transaeting all the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

nALICOES The attention Or purchasers are
Y, invited 10 a beautiful sioek of Calieoss which
viii s. disposed Of at small advance, ID orcer q
make noon for Spring trade. FL
Jan s. JOHN y. HQGkk.
New Crop 81 n. D. Sugar, j1si received 81
IN J1n..R LOCK. CRAMER 3 LINE.
DUcKWHEAT PT.ouR. e extra quality.
~ Dec 3. LOCK- cRAMER 8 GO !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
WeoLEs FACTORY FOR SALE.

~ xsffse II deed Of trust from w. l. Webb
sne ME 70 The undersigned, as trustees dated
Court re ssIIselt. a pablsc sale. ). TUESDAY
80 sk7ft EsfF 81 Jsn2srs. 1854 al Shepherdslown
JeAe1oa sssnsy, Virginia, The Goliowiag property
cnnveyet 10 ait deed. viz,
fEzn 4. wAAR - ~ ~ = S-eA~un -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
q. ANSEL 8 CO.,
wish mannr Nrr!

wish Happy New Year 20 every one.
TAKE the present;opportanity TO iaform their
Il Virginia friends. that the following Lotteries
VIII be drawn In January, 1862; and from the snc
cess whirh attended our customers durino the nas,
year, there Is no doubt that 1852 will he wear Is
which Dame Fortune will open her mighty. larre
good heart and dispense some of these noble capiia
Prizes which Ansel Co have ''ai
lR We say TO every one try again II YOU have
not been successful before. as no Rist no 1;f;a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

t1- We are authorized TO announce. BY request
of"Msny Ffiends.'h MI. JAMES MCDANIEL. as
candidate for hc next sheGiffally of jefferson
county. Dec41s.
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brilliant lotteries, for Jan'y 1852.

GREGRORY 4 MA UR Y, MANAGES
Successors 10 j.. w. Mauy & Coy
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4 SITUATION, BY yonng man, as Manager
N or Overseer on farm; The best references
with regard to industry and capacity will BE- given
Address g. B., Psa 0Gre.
Charlesiown Jan. I, 1852 SIS
a. SERVANT boy. Apply atthe
IA FREE PRESS OFFICE Z
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S6l.5OO!

$4,000 ! $4,000
100 PRIZES OF $1,000.
KEET0CKY STATE LOTTERY, for In
IA benefit Of the Town Of Frankfort, Glass b
for 1859 to be drawn at Covingten, KY, on Satur
day, 9th of January, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

II We are authorized to announce Or. GEO.
r. STEPHENSON, as a candidate ZOE Sheriffally
81 jefferson County. Dec. ts 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

Tickets Si0-Halves s5-QuaSteTs s., 30
Certificates Of packages 26 Wholss $40 90
Do. do OF 26 Half do. 1900
Do. do of 26 Quarter do. $500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

lY- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
GRANTHAM- Esq, as candidate for Sheriff of
Jefferson ceuniy, under The new Constitution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

slT,5o0l s8,7S4l
so PRIZES OF $780,
r. ENTUCKY. STATE LOTTERY, for tn,
IN benefit of the town OF Frankfort Glass 4, TO
1852 10 Ne drawn at Covingion, KY, on Saturday
18th Of January, 1852.
7SfNam5er Lotterg-I3 Dratsn Bal6ts
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sAO.OO0!

Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages IL he above Splendid Lotteries will re-
eeive The mosi prompt attention. and AZ oicial az
countUf each drawing sent Immediately amer Ii Is
over 10 all who order from ns
Address E. E. o,BRlEN. Agents,
Successor ~ s. c. MAUaYs1
AL<zandria, Virginia.
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SBIBIMR @B4
My Entire Stock Of Ready-made
CLOT HIN G.,
AT COST!
READY-MADE CLOTHING,

WITH view to change in my business,
wv will dispose Of the whole of my superior
Ctork ar Fall and Winter
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LIFE INSURANCE.

Hlfaess. J. WiexaSn.
lannakF Is. lS5l-2f
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s s-sr Wear authorized to anhonnce ROBERT
LUCAS nj, as candidate for SberhaIty Of JEFF
fefson County. Dee. IL, 1851.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
NOTICE..

lhe Editors of all the religious papers in Yer
mont, the Editors of other papers also, who are
wiling TO confer the favor, are respe ctfuly re-
euested BY the subscribers Of the following Call
to publish the same, with the names annexed.
IN their respective papers, seasonaby and
sumclently. These names are but small part
OF the number which might easily have been OBJ.
famed but, coming as they do, from the sew
eral denominations, in the different parts of the
State, they may suffice to give respec table in.
vltation. 1t is the hope of those who have called
this Convention that everything will be conduc.
ted in truly Christian manner, with due regard
to the public good, the honor and prosperity
OF the church, the authority of Gods word, and
the glory of his name.
The services will be opened by Sermon ap.
propriate to the occasion, at eleven o'clock,
A. M, on Wednesday, the 26lh inst, Many
men OF ability are expected to be there, some of
them from abroad, prepared to speak as SO i'm
portant an occasion demands. Every one who
has anything good to propose in reference to this
great cause, is desired to bring it with him.
The friends at West Randolp h are under
stood to be making due arrangements for the
accommodation of the Convention and will
have Committee at their Depot, waiting to Of
fer to those who may attend, the hospitality usual
in Vermont OH such occasions.
May l, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13

=, The New Orleans, Picayilns has advices from
Mexico to the 18th, which confirm the nrevioua
report OF The rejection Of the Tehuanteoec Trea-
" by the Mexican Congress.
1t was thought probable that Congress- would
adopt amore liberal tariff, and not raise the pro-
hlhltons. N'S' '4' p''
The Governor Of S, c., has appointed Hon. G.
I. Richardson U. s. Senator. to fiji the Mace
OF X. Barnwell Rhet.
A man named Goodrich, an accomplice If "Rns.
wi p'n' was arrested at Vergennes, Vt. last
week. and discharged for want Of testimony.
A National Convention Of Printers assembled
IN Cincinnati on Monday, TWENTY-FIVE Unions
oelng represented. s. w. Wilder, of the Boston
CarPet-Bag, was chosen one of the officers.
The first Salmon of the season was taken in
tne fenooscot on Tuesday, and weighed twenty
i've dnd nall pounds. There was quite rival
~ among the Hotel keepers to get the fish, and
it sold for S 8.
,, Mr. Tracy. the American Consul, at Guyana,
Porto Rico, died on the 18th of April, suddenly
OF an aPoplectic fit.
FATAL AcCDENr.--On Wednesday Mrs.
Mersham, wife of Wells g. Co.'s Express A gent,
was Killed on the Rochester and Syracuse rail.
road, making the third woman that has been killed
on this road within week.
During the performance at Raymond & Dries
oachs Managene, in Albany, evening May Sd,
several tiers OF seats gave away, and preciptatod
hundreds OF people to the ground. The greatest
Posslole CONSERVATION and alarm prevailed, and
number of persons were badly injured
We regret to hear of the death of the Hon.
CHARLES ANDREWS, a Representative in Con.
g'ess from the State of Mai1e, who as we learn
from private telegraphc dispatches, died at his
residence in that State on Friday last. He was
aoorlng under pulmonary affection, which in
duced him some days ago to return to his home.
The STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE YER.
MONT CENTRAL, at Mortified, closed hamoni-
ously authorizing the Directors to make Sec
ond mortgage to meet all the liabilities of the
company, i"cluding the interest bonds due IN
1856, and the collateral bonds pledged by the
late Treasurer. The corporation holds in its own
right and as collateral security for the note of
the late Treasurer, about Is 900 shares of the
stock at the average Of $50, which it IS pro-
posed TO cancel, and thus reduce the capital
stock IN the sum of $750000, leaving the issue
but $4,000 shares, instead of 100000, as it now
is.
DIR. Stephen Jewott's Health Restoring B.ters
are gaining popularity in the community, as the
greatest modern remedy for restoring the vital
principle in the system, and diffuSing an equal
circulation of the blood through tn, extremltles
of Patients suffering from DyspeI STA, Scrotula
and general debility See references and adver-
tisements in another part Of this paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
T)te0.

In Montpelier May 5th of the gradual decline of old age
Mf. Elijah Nye, aged &c. Though for the last twenty years
resident Of Montpelier Mr. N was one of the r SET
tiers of Berlin and there well here, even sustained
the reputation Of an Industrious good citizen and honest
man. Mr.. N. was, when youth, for while engaged
in the army of the revolution, teamster and, he
once told to us with pride, held OCCASION personal
with the great Washington.
In ROyatOn May 5th Charles H. Morse, aged year 6
months and IL days, of the Canker and Rash.
This little bud young and fair
Called home by early doom,
just come to Sc how sweet flower,
In Paradise can bloom "
In Mtredon Mich, March 10Th, John Trafon Foster aged
%. Also March 18th, Clara wife of Rev. H. Foster, form
ly Of Orange Vt, aged As.
in Wsnen, April 16lh Mr.. w. Stedson aged 80 years.
Also April 22d Mr. Joel w. Vnson, aged 10 years Also
April 18th, Mis- Eurice Upham aged "a years.
In Stowe May 4h, Mrs. Vala, wife oi Horace J. Howe
aged II year,, months, and days.
In Waitshed, April 2Sd, Mrs. Betsey Chase aged 81
years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
The Latest News.

Mr.. Clay AS given up all hopes of recovery
and is thought to be on the last sands of life.
The Maine Liquor Law, with few modifica-
tons, and with the provision that it shall be
submitted to the people, has at length passed
both House and Senate in the Massachusetts
Legislature.
A most heart,rending calamity by fire &C.
cured in New York, about4 o'clock on the morn
ing Of the 9th. The fire started and spread in
the basement story of a large building, the upper
parts of which were occupied by several Irish
families, before the occupants above were alarm
ed, and nine of the number persisted in the flames
The Mortified Passenger Depot, on Monday
night, took fire, in some unexplained manner
in the upper rooms, where the books were
and it was only discovered when tool ate to save
this valuable and beautiful building The Books
and every thing in these rooms, together with the
whole building was entirely consumed The
books and papers may prove bad loss but the
building was insured in the Hartford companies
for 10000 sum more than sufficient to build
a new Depot as good as needed
There was terrific thunder and hail storm in
Ohio and Indiana astweek. Many towns suffered
most severely, and the village of Leavenworth,
Ind. was dismantled, and two thirds destroyed by
the ffightful power of the wind. The hail was
Of great size cattle were destroyed, people killed
and wounded in the falling buildings, orchards
torn up and whole tracks of the country made
complete waste.
Col. Benton has came out in favor of d" River
and Harbor Improvements, and revision of the
Tariff, on the basis Of specific duties" Benton is
a very independent and enlightened statesman,
truly Jeffersonian democrat, and, would make
a candidate for the presidency, around whom
every freeholder, and every true democrat could
we think consistently rally.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
MInrrfeA.

In Wtliamstown, May 9th, by Rev Eli W. Taylor, Mr..
GeoIge Paine, OF swanton and Miss Sophia N, Greene
OF Miamsown.
In Montpelier May 5th by Rev. 8. Chamberlain, Mr.
Cnafef e. Laphan, Of Fitchburg Mass, and Miss Eliza
Ann Clark OF Montpelier.
In Plainfed, April 4th, by Rev. 81. T. Billiard, Mr..
Charles Batcheder, of Barre and Miss Sarah Dimmick
OF Falmouth, Mass.
Also, April 18th, by the same, MIR. Linus L. Worthen
OF Orange and Miss Mary Jane Skinner OF Paiufeld.
Also, IN Marshfeld, May 4th by thu same, NJ. Will
am A. Martin and Miss Abigail Holt, both of MaIshhed.
IN Waitshed, April Goth, by Rev. A. j. CpeIand, Mr.
John MeCanghen of Fayston, and Mss Mary ]. Ballen-
tine, Of Waitsfeld.
In Stowe Jan. 25th, by Rev. Ons Rier Mr., orson N
Stone of Eden and Miss Cnndace Mason, of Hydepark
Also, by the same, April 25th, Mr. Joel B. Perkins and
Mlss Eme line X. DAVIS, both of Moretown.
In Royalton, by Rev. A. Carter Mr.Edwin Clarke Of
Barn AID and Miss MarionV Lyman, of RoyaltOn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13

We invite the special and candid attention vi read
rs to the subloned letter 1t speaks for itself:
DEAR sR-l have for several years past been severely
afflicted with the worst form Of Salt Rheam. II made il
appearance upon my limbs my lips and other parts VI my
body have almost every artee Of madeleine that
has beeu advertised for this the last fourteen
years, hut al to no purpose having received no benefit
ers Canker and Salt Rheum syrup which did with the
happleGt results It soon expelled the humor, and
uch greater extent than any other medicine had
done oetnIe when The application OF the Ointment soon TO-
moved the erupllon,and sm now happy To state that
your syrup has performed what other medicine which
nave used mas eneeed IN short am entirely cured Of
this complaint, well as general dsbhdy OF he system
and arrangement of the internal orgacs &c and am com
paatlvely enjoying perfect health. Very Respectfully,
New London, o., Ami 3, 80. w. p REMNANT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
.Iahez Ellis, Estate.
Nathan r. Sargent,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,( In Probate Coun held at
WAsH,Ne1or DisrRior S. Montpelier, in said District,
on the 26lh day OF April, 1882,
THOMAS r. SHAW, Administrator en- the Estate Of
Nathan F. SARGENT late of Mortified in said district,
deceased makes application to the Court here for an ex
tension Of the time heretofore allowed him to pay the debts
due from said Estate and settle his Administrators &C
CONN., until acme future day Whereupon II is ordered,
that the same be referred to session Of said Court to be
he at the Probate Once in said Montpelier, on the 9lst
day Of May 1889, al one O'Clock. p NJ iof nearing an,
decision and further ordered that all persons interested
therein be notified by publishing The substance OF SAID
pcaton and the orders thereon three weeks excessively
In the Green Mountain Ftesman, printed az eao Monn
csinn thatthey may appear at said ume and place and
they Gee cause ehect thereto
BY the Court, ,n,,,os ~
l9w3 true cory of Record ,u
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Regr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-13
Furnishing Goods

USF received good assortment of Shirts Bosoms Col
laIs SHOCKS, CTavats, SuspendeTs, Gloves, &c.
may D. 20 LOOMS Il KEITH.
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