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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-01

Suspicious Character.---Yesterday deputy
sheriff Norton and Captain Nichols arrested a
man on Lake street, who was observed by the Of
fcers stealing along, the lower portion of his face
hidden by an enormous false beard and moustache.
Upon searching him a bottle of hair dye, appa-
rently just purchased was found in his pocket |;
also about $40 in new Atlanta bills in his watch
fob few dollars in notes and change in his vest
pocket, and sundry suspicious looking articles,
not usually found in the possession of person en-
gagged in any of the lawful pursuits of e Spots
and splashes of blood were also discovered on his
coat, vest, shirt, and pants.
He was taken to the watch house, where he
gave his name as Erasmus Rood He appeared
10 be somewhat under the influence of liquor.
The appearance of the man, and the gnse in
which he was detected, have certainly something
very suspicious in them-C Chicago Dem.
Atmospheric Telegraph.--The Scientific Amc-
rican thus explains its operation: Suppose line
il would contain about 100000 cubic feet of air.
Suppose twenty pumps of ten feet diameter, and
ten stroke, are located at the Boston end, con-
nected with the cylinder; these twenty pumps
contain about 18TH 1T cubic feet. Suppose the
pumps are worked twenty strokes IN minute we
have removed 31I,2S7 2-5 cubic feet. Suppose
the plunger was let in at New York at the COM
mencement OF operating the pumps, and the pumps
continued to run for fifteen minutes IN which same
rate 279 2-7 feet of airwould be removed, and
the cylinder only containing 100000 the plunger
must reach Boston about as soon as tins work
could be performed, so far we can see, and the
same result the other way
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-11-01

Chicago is winning a name for itself that will
soon place il in as "high" repute for outrage and
crime some of the larger cities Of the Union.
il ourselves
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY on THE SAND Yesterday
morning intelligence was given at the police Office
that man was lying on the beach, near the uFive
Points, badly beaten and disfgured. The sheriff
spot, and conveyed the unfortunate man 10 the
Hamilton House. His name is Samuel Conn,
from Saline, Mich, and he was feeced of every
thing valuable about his persona gold watch
worth $3.50, and about $500 in money His face
and head shockingly bruised, but with good
treatment he will probably recover. II is presumed
he got in one of the dens the Sand" and after
being drugged, was knocked down, robbed, and
then thrown out on the beach to perish.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
Exhibition Of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society.

The Annual Exhibition of the Vermont State
Agricultural Society, will be held at Montpe-
her, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the
18Th, 18th, and 5th of September, 1853
An area of forty acres will be enc osed for
the exhibition, aud within the enclosure sulta-
Bile structures will be erected, and arrangements
will be made for the accommodation of all who
wish to exhibit either animals or articles. Fresh
water, Forage consisting Of hay, grass. green
oats. and corn stalks, for cattle, horses, and
sheep-straw for ttering, and oats for feeding
HORSES, and grain for swine and poultry, will be
supplied free of charge, to such exhibitors as
choose to keep their animals on the ground en-
closed and exhibitors ofvaluable horses desir-
ing barn accommodations for the same may
procure them in the village at reasonable ex
pense
Exhibitors must become members of the So
ciety, and must have whatever they intend to ex-
hlbit entered on the Secretarys book on or be
fore Tuesday, the 18th of September. Ii is quite
desirable, however, that the entries should be
made at least early as Monday the 18th.
Persons residing out of the state, may COM
pete for premiums on foreign stock, blowing,
agricultural implements and machines, the va
rlous manufactures named IN Premiums and
may make an entry Of animals or articles of any
class, for exhibition merely, which will be admit.
ted within the enclosure for that purpose, II
deemed worthy by the Executive Board.
Arrangements have been effected with all the
Railroad Companies ia Vermont to carry all ar
ticles for exhibition to and from the Far free ol
charge, and without changing cars and visitors
each way at half fare.
Gentlemen from tie States, and from the Ca
nadas' are cordially invited to participate in the
Exhibition.
Communications may be addressed to J. A.
Beckwitb, Corresponding Secretary Of the Yer
mont State Agricultural Society, Mlddlebury,
VT, or his agent +. p. Walton, Montpelier Vt.
FREDERicE HoLBRooK, Pres.
| J. A. BEcKwITH, Sec.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
To the Freemen of Washington
County.

Whereas, a meeting of opponents Of our pres
ent Liquor Law" has nominated a ticket for
County Officers, and forced upon the ireemen
the issue Of an unconditional repeal Of he said
Lar, thus interfering with the political organi-
cations of the County and imposing upon ALL
who are opposed To this movement the aherno-
1--WE OF an efficient contest, or an unconditional
surrender; now therefore, all the freemen of the
county, irrespective Of party distinctions, who
are opposed to this attempt at Reorganization,
and in favor of law aud order-of laws which,
while they are constitutional and practicable,
VIII be efficient TO prevent the unlawful traffic ID
ardent spirits restrain the evils of intemperance,
Crime, disease and pauperism-diminish taxes,
and promote the peace and wel-being of the
people, are requested to meet at the Court
House IN Montpelier, on Saturday, august 18Th,
al 4 o'clock A. NJ, to unite upon and nominate
a ticket for County Officers to be supported at
the coming election.
BY request Of many Freemen.
Aug J. 1853
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11

The Principles Of Grammar; being compen-
dious treatise on the languages. English, Lat
in, Greek, German, Spanish and French, foun.
ded on the immutable principle Of the relation
which one word sustans to another. BY Sol
ONION Barrett, Jr. philologist Revised edi.
ton. Cambridge, Netcalf & Company, prin-
tiers to the University 1853.
few days since an original specimen of the
Yankee race entered our Office and announced
hmsefas the author Of the above work, of which,
he said, he had already disposed Of twenty thou
sand copies. Forthwith he commenced opera
tons upon all hands, from the editor TO the dew.
j" literally twitching them up in the grammar
line from the roots" and summary Inducing
them INTO few principles which constitute. as
he claims, all there is Of grammar in any Ian
guage. We have hastily looked at the book
the principles Of grammar are simple, and are
clearly stated, so as to enable any possessor Of
the book to become his own teacher 10 the half
dozen languages Of which ii treats. In short,
we think ia valuable book, and withal beauti
fol one, printed at one Of the most reputable
Establishments in America.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
1tlarkcis.
BOSTON PRICES CURRENT,
For wool aud Country Produce.
RsPorea fer me Haiohmaa bE PaocroR& WooD Conmisfoa
.Merehlals, No. 1876 staie Sle.L. La.taa.

Reported frthe Raiehmaa bs PaocroS& wooD Connssioa
Merchants, No. 1876 Stafe S7C,i, Bostoa.
Eosros. MosDAf, Aug. 6, 1853
ASHES-Thefe is slight improvement IN PEARL and 10
good demaud Pots no change.
81 Err here Is much change notice tho PAST
week, The stock yet -ma and active demand III
grades prices ranging from IS 49, aud pc for choice
lots.
tHEEsE-Ihe market continues 10 be 10 sho supp for
prime md for such prices improving. There
Increased demaod for shipping AID the English dairy w
mostly sought for this e. Tor this puip Pose.
PR NiSlONs-Fo Posk there bus been rather more in
quify, and prices pretty hrm but Improvement, dull
aud sars Tor naly ir and common quality Of prime
mess 90 ths mtrset ieqnos he best Beef 10 change.
Lsrd continues firm Hams fair demand Diied apples Ia
mr owed, owing to The present shipping demand with sales
A. 4 leo. 10 81.
FLOUR-rhe arrival, Of Flour worry light, and OF the
common ans nry hra d. The market almost bare. ice
considerably advanced since tbs late Europe.
GNAlNtof COIN p ices shade higher than notccd
20 the close ~ last sales Of Southern yt rs
7tc, mixed s 3 7ic, and white % 7lc pen bu.
quality Oats hrnef and 10 fac demand IS 47c for
Northern. Nle declines 70 , per hu. White beuns
are plenty aud iu at ~ 81 IS paf 10.
No IL hotr mas Deco tsf demand fr domestic. The
sales compile ah 5000 los fleece 10000 10 pulled
within the range Of quotations.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
peatbs.

10 this village, on the 9Th instant, amer painful and
lingering Illness Mrs. Eliza Reed, wife Of D,c lame.
spaiing, aud only daughter Of The late Thomas Reed In
the 18Th year Of her Mrs. spaldng horn 10 Ham
stead, 49, October l3h, l7gs, Montpelier to 70
side with hc father in 1904, married 1870 aud uni
tod with tho first Congre gatonas Church year or two
Afterwards, OF which she has beon worthy member for
more than hifl, years. She fsuhf mother and an
active Christian, devoi ed her husband and family and to
the cause Of the Redaemer She died abe a lived tor
many years peacefully resting upon the promises Of God in
His word, and eoufdng 10 tho of Christ. The los. IL
heavy one to her deeply afflicted family church. and
to this community.
10 blsokyn, y. Y, at the residence Of ms bo,hsrin
law, Of consumption, John a. Smith, aged 81 years Nh
smith was member o. the junior Class Dartmouth Col
lege, aud a fondeni Of rhetford, VI
, AZ ss residence IN Randolph Centre upon the 9th Of
j. ~ Mrs Sarah H. g s~oj, sged GO years and months
70 huntington, 90 The atonoon Of he a7th nst, Dr. At
Ga he gath dit a, Cotogo hin Dupsge Co tn. ofio
Elimination Of The bowels Samuel D. Beati, E.q. tho
The deceased aatjyo Of Vermont bat Of late year
has resided at Morris, otsego Co., ~ y where he had
Won hy kindness and amibiluy OF character raratd
aud friendship OF large community. tie vas a shrewd
business man, Of unng industry, und hai within tho past
IL" year. accumulated handsome f1tane. A deste
see the Wesi and business Affairs induced h 10 v In.
nos and while making tour tLoash our pleasant
Interior villages he was arrested by Of death
aIge circle OF friends viii mourn h eary unexpected
10 Chicago August !, Julia Ran.'eld daughter Of D. W.
ena J. ,. klnsinaf, aged ysifs and siouihs
20 the amctFe disreusit"p which desoatos 80 hoarth
t.uIe lhe sympathy Of many fiends h. eSuuded. The lit
tie flower eafy wtnered nov bloom. in another rardon
us perfume alone remaining bsre call to mind s sweet
mess and bsauts.
Truly, indeed, il is
mere D. 90 alck, however watched and tended,
Bur some dead LIMB L. ihareif rlieago H. s-n-i
In Montpelier August fsf Of consuapttun .ir A., stck
noy, aged anou, 80 y.afs.
At Camuudge, on the 2si Of June, r. R Haulev aged
u yeaa Mr.. Hawlsy Nas sou of A. Hawiey, E.q Of
a,high, sud ON Infancy The adopted OF biz VA lie
X D. Hawey, Of Cambridge.
In badord, July 81, Ellen Goodwin, aged years,
daughter Of Frank and Adelaide Goodwin.
10 lsisbon v H. Juls rs, Mr. Jerem.h Merrill former
IN OF totinth, VI aged ~ yrats nouihs and Il dny
In - Abins, jols sob, ihe residence Of BIO brother
Joseph Weeks tsq Nj. Lcmuei Weeks Of Hatdwick VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
Special Notice.
$4,000 worth of Fine Farms and

bUtLptNs LOTS n and the healthy and del ghuli,
situated villages Of Rosovaie .kclsnd and crnanv le
tho Long Island Railroad. The Fsfns from five
acres ward and well calculated fr Profitable agr-
cultural gardening purposes az from $40 SO per
and Will nfniuce, wih proper cultivation much any
liui witHu the vicinity Of Now York COO sherc, consist
inc Of Bul'dns lots and Farms, SIS ooy per
zoe four lois oxlOU eel each. from 90 ~
The lots ibe beautiful VII &c OF Rosevsle adoiuug
Lakeland acc Gear the much admired Like Footunknua,
where sfest improvements have been made church
hls just been erected Macy private dwelling. have been,
and others being erected. For epfrte Farm
shsre i Give building Lots and Fam, which be
dauo.ed ofon the st of sept 1858, appy immediately
CHARLE~ WOOD, No. 20, kruadway, y. \. who're maps
onJ pam .hlets can ho had gratis. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11

-, Troops for the RIO Grande. albany, Aug. 5.
TWO Companies of troops from Fort ADAMS, and
Two from fort Hamilton, each 20 strong. have
oeen ordered to be ready to sail for the Ri o
urande on the 9th inst, Maj G. Porter of the 4th
afulleTy, in command. Maj. Delafeld, of the
'SoFps OF Engineers, is ordered to superintend
uie erection Of field works on the frontier. This
movement of troops is made to meet the move
.uehts OF the Mexican authorities, who have
,Ifo"n large bodies of men on the Rio Grsnde.
noIe troops from the ports on the Atlantic are
shortly to follow. Propaby 500 men will be
Messrs. Greenwood and Warren, Democrats.
I'e undoubtedly elected to Congress from Ar
jackson, Democrat is elected in the Sd district
"issourl, by small majority.
herman traveller has discovered race of
negloes near the kingdom of Bambara, that
ces '''s' anu '''i'a"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
~ " " Nos -
RADWAN'N REGULATORS.

They ir"n the bowels fom aii Morbid umers, Regulate
he stem and ensure AL who lake them easy dis.
ciatgc end h'ahy fige. too They the Liy
stomach Bowels, Kidneys Bladder. Uiothea They rsnu
late every Organ u The sysem, impang healthy action
10 each 70 abe bowels ate costve, the regulators viii
gently move them without subJ citing The patient
pu~ sful pufgaion. 1ase aud they viii operate
hrisky They nfhe gfipe, 3uin sieken the ptient
They quick for custveness, dyspepsia ndiges-
ton Liver complaint, Disease OF the kdaeys Bladder.
The, are entirely vegetable and pleas ut 90 ,ake
Price IS A. r. Olice l02 Fulton street, n. Y.
Up stairs ~
RAnNAY CO., le2 Fulton street. opposite ST. PauI's
~ Y R. r. L. RemelIos for sale by druggists generally.
FfFGEO. W. bLODGEIT. Cafemsnt, n. n. General
Agent for New Hampshire and Vermont. +. A. SMITH
4 SCOTT 4 FIELD, Montpelier O93x
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
10 Poisoning, 81

Thousands OF Parents who NeTmiiuge composed Of
Castor Gil Calomel SC. that while they ap-
pear benedt the paent, they. actually laying the
foundations for series Of Diseases soch lose
Of sight, weakness oflimbs, &c.
10 another column will BE- found the Advertisements Of
Hoben0ack's Medicines which ask the attention OF
all directly interested IN theif well their children
health Ia LAYER complaints aud AL disorders arising fou
those of bilious type should make Of the On
msdieiae, Hobrn saek's Liver Pills.
80. Be deceived" but for H0henssckis Worn
5yrao and Ills and observe that has the sigma
Of the Proprietor J. A. AO9Ls6ACk, a. none s!ss
are Kcruas
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11

The last census Of the United States, and Of
the State Of Vermont, brings ont the astonish-
ing fact, that The number Of Nernoniefs and
their children abroad IN the United States fully
equals the number of Vermoniers aud their chill
dTen at home. If to this be added the large
number from the State residing IN Canada. the
sons of Vermont away from their native land
outnnmber those who stay at home. The same
could not probably be SAID of any other state or
country.-Sherbrooke GI-eae
Vermont is not only good State to emigrate
from, but good state to 1--we in; and all the
better for the good influence Of ner new Liquor
Law. \
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
Purifes the Blood.

NeariY 90 tle diseases whcn -tatok sysfrm the
result uitmrrntis Of The blood. Man, with blood
DO ugh hs veins 10 healthy state ihe
mvages co. dsthse. A. purifier OF the blood, nothing
yei soosered equals the Rnos Rose. Hsat vhst e. "
thompson ESQ OF New Haven, Conn, z. have
cd family Myers Compound Extract Of Rock
aud dnd 70 very vsinnhle e,cne an blood Diseases
The most so Of any medicine ever used, and
can learn Is has given general Satisfaction would
omme I'd % chceriuY, being most invaluable remedy
luf The di-easus b Processes cure"
~ 4. \. THOMPSON, Now Haven, ca.
Mleis' Extract Of Rock Rose, Tor suie byF A. smith,
and druggists genefsy. where pamphlets, &c may be hal
gratts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
LIFE.

Life s moi dtoan which fades from sifht.
Forever past when morn difprls the hight,
Chased Of by daylight, oeasins iorevet;
Real hfr's vision thought. hoardiog up ever
Uumea.urad Influence, end when The motn
Grows ghi, still II dies ioisver vi. hofn.
Zen snch are oul years. for life is the night
Revealed by the power Of cierni,,'s light
Everlasting and bright.
u u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11

o." We are requested, in justice to Mr. J.
b. langlon to correct the article which was has
tily inserted in our paper ofJuy %, and to state
that Judge Collamer did not order Mr. Langdon
to restore the child that Mr. Langdon was
wrongfully imprisoned, as the Supreme Court
decided, and he was released by their order on
Hajeas Corpus"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11

Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co.-This
Company has made up its accounts Of losses
and expenses for the year ending July 3lst, and
land the assessment to meet ihem-to wit: one
andhres fomths per cent only. This is the low
est assessment ever made, there have been two
years 10 which no assessment has been requir-
ed and will give the company surplus Of
$500. , he experience Of the Company has been
on the whole very fortunate a. 10 fires but
The old Vermont Mutual seems to have been
"born to luck or to be very prudeutly manag-
3D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
+. r. +.
RadWay'S Ready Relief,

For The Removal aud Cure OF al Acute Pans Rhoums-
t,m, sick Hcadache Neuralgia Cholera, cfamp sasms,
Ioot hsche, Diauhoes, sc.
r. r. bad, Offensive BfeathSiomach out Of order,
Take ten drops of z. &. H. every morning 10 ue alter,
aud rinse ire mouth aisc swallow some ofthe Relief
will neulie lie lhe acid ho stomach, make est
and clean, and remove tom the mouth and teeth an
or bad taste Pofsnns troubled With eek headache vi
dnd immediate feliefby using 4. 4. r. fere aay
suhofrs with Neumlsia, Toothache, Rheumatism, -
Chris aad Fever. guarantee that kafway's Ready Re-
lief viii stop the ptins in few minutes Pnce 25
cents so cents add 81 utr bottle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11

The ST. Louis Integencer suggests the pro-
pricty Of a Convention Of delegates from every
State IN the Union, to be held at ST. LOUIS, some
time in October or November, to settle upon a
Union route to the Pacific
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11

The Looofeoo WGr-The last Patriot is down
upon Edmund Burke, to the amount of column
or two, IN which it shows him to be Wlmot
Proviolst," and it announces that it shall next
prove HIM to be a " Free soIler" and, as a mat
ter Of course, "Federalst" Wonders will
never cease Burke, in the mean time gives no.
tice that he shcll, in few days, commence the
publication of the "Old Guard" and requests
those acquainted with interesting facts in the
history, political and personal of the Butterields,
Samuel ii. Aver John ii. George, and others of
the Concord cabal," to furnish him with the same.
lie threatens to make mnce-meat of them. 1t
is suggested that If Burke produces an authen-
tic history Of all these worthless he will furnish
work rivalling in interest the " Newgate Calen.
dar.'-DOpsr Enquirer.
The Union informs us that the offices having
been disposed OF, the administration Is now
about to concentrate its energies upon the grave
questions of public policy which the position Of
our country now presents 1t is gratifying to
learn that the interests Of the party having been
disposed of, those of the country will next claim
the attention Of our rulers.-BoH9r Ibur.ci
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11

O. Two weeks ago we copied an account
Of an alleged swindling operation, in which a
Mr. Duncan Of Waterbury figured. We learn
that Duncan has been IN Waterbury recently
That be even exhibited himself to his pursuers
on one occas'on-just as If he wished to show
the lightest pair of heels to be found in the
neighborhood,-and thon slipped from their
sight
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11

Ranalted or be BOSTON uail, -dvsdlsrr
A. Market 1909 Sect Cattle 25 otes 800 43l
Swine. 900 keei Catile gnsuld.
fKicrs Beet Crtiie We reduce quotations cor
tcsand 10 sales EHtra = Sc IT'S fret quality 100
s IS second 81, 25 6,75 thfd IS So
Nolktfr OKen-A fsw yoke OILY 20 account Of the
storm. sales So, 90 100, 70. 25 snd AS
Cows ana Caive--sal s24, % 81 s., 45 81 and 20
and s5.5i
s~'aenlio sess g e34snd :, Spring pigs by lots 6 80
A.. FETAL, l-2 ana 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
Does not every Man, W oman and child have

having the health OF themselves aud friend. restored and
preserved. A. this Of year nohng like using
good uud useful corrective aud giving tie system perfect
tone 10 endure the heats OF Summer and changes
aud all No aucies stand high 10 the confidence OF
community being recommended used BY eminent
sioians aud distinguished ctzrns,) az
Dr. stephen sewers Justly aud highly eel
brsted health restoring Bttters.
which have been tired and proucd superior
all other preparations Tor the Of ~ diseases arsng
om impurities Of the blood, Derangem At the Stoms
Bowe Liver, Nervous system and renarkabo for
Strengthening invgoTutve, and cheering properties. A
siage tta viii Prove their efficacy tsee
10 Pam1hiets,)
Also the Pulmonary Elixir aud Strengthen
ing Plaster.
For sale by appointed agents every town und village in
New England und BY dealers IN Medicines g.nerally.
FRED. SMITH, Agent,
Successor to :. X. Collins Mon ipelior
Jnue, 1853. sus
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11

RAILWAYS RENONATlNG REsOLvENT
Cures al complaints caused BY Bad Blood and Poisonous
deposits. u makes the blood pure rich and healthy.
Ulcers sores, Tumof, Cancers, SC. the OIL
of certain foo sonous deposits, lurking the Rad
ways Renoyauus krsoyeni the blood, ela,n.us
purhus and eGfiches resolves away ala Diseased de
posics, sld cures scofua, san Rhoum Humors Te,teis
hash and ffunti0ns, Faver sores &C.
Phce r. r. KesOiveut : pet botro.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
Cotal Nous s. Notices.

rys have complied with tho request publish the FOL
,,os a. soon could do If the pemnq not
., the sense intended, the writer viii take the tact
, 10 him to make his points he would have chem
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-08-11
Nathaniel King, Sens Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT 10 Probate Court holden at
Warrington Disuict Montpelier within aud said
dsIeS on the Nth day OF July, A ls53;
WlLLIAM PUTNAM and NATHANIEL KING, exec
w utofs on the estate Of NATHANIEL KING. SEN.
late OF Nofthhsld said dsci, deceased presents their
standardization account Tor settlement.
Nhereupoa, Is ordered that the same be referred TO the
18th day of sept next the Probate Office 10 said Mont
peler for examination aud allowance and that all
cefned be notified hereof b. the publication Of this 0de
the Vermont Nachm AID state Journal pnied Mnnt
pellet three weeks successfully, be,
they may and SAID time and place. II they
cause, object thereto
by order OF Court,
Attest, CHARLES REEF, Register.
true cops Of Record,
AZ At,ss', CHARLES REED, Register