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United States Patent ONCE,

WAsHINaros,S February 20, 1858
I'm the petition of Hezekah Hayne-, of Middle
" town, Vermont, praying for the extension Of
a patent granted to him on the eighteenth (lS)
of June, 1889, for an Improvement in mode of con
structing rake-teeth, for seven years from the
expiration of said patent, which takes place on
the eighteenth 1s) day of June, eighteen hundred
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10 Probate -s.nu ~ hfts's Estate.
ss.,,....t q.s~.s -. u q ,sprtiai ss.ssi,i,
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tstf 81 nussnf 81 49, - ,aa tiarf' Ne istt ~,
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Ia Probate Calvin HE hsrdson's Estate.
FGAlL OF VERMONT, VDt il RENE Hbered, that
D.f,ia If Rstiasa, -. Is At a. lated session
n M Prtais fou held At Holland in and Glf sAld
distnei on the LET Monday, being the 81 day q Jan.
uaIy, A. D. 1873 prsseh Hon. Harvey Buit.n, JadFe
Where's, Ethan Priest, saministatoT II the estate
afcssin kiehsfdsh, late OF hf Holly in sad distinct
dcfssssd inteiats has ts day prevented 10 the said
probate cod petition In wnung therein sstfiBs forth
certain iacfs relative 10 the siiusoa 81 said otAts
Whereby u asaf- that The PERSONAL estate Of sad de
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e'ts3 " ell PAL II ne fsai estate Of sli1 III
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IACHfsEUf .---Ths -ahaenhet has taken the
VI snar irtirrn earned ~ Ia oounfi tim with Tie
RatlARd toundY, ard haviHg furnished Il win good
ss-nr,neut II t-'ls Including larRe risn-r, pro
pared ~ erseaie orders fsr Ma -3Eahtss o. orher
hschinsry, an woikmshiike msnaer, at reasonable
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Fa~TNsfRs pas. o. and irrn all places on thr
vi uafie- 81 piirhhafF, Wnfr--tff and Nashua, Net
i,,i.st ana Mss tqeihifc eliiiVan, AID Rutland a
Estiinriu liailnads. Connections With 'tiBf CON
psnirs arranged that al eAfip~s maii'f Gao he
hsW afded iiiauf delay, O. ans f1u ~ The l. niird
States, canadas. ffosinee.. 90 lufppr We assume
no responsibility hey oid tir tcurinn. ~ 81 q ii"s.
HnHdits rsnt tuirs. specie. nHf srrt' sfattn pen
tftily forwarded r,fA aislstelL Notes. nfNs, SITS.
Ac i.isai, paid. 90 reEaciatcd siirk-, fr'-iurr,
atd Mautand lfe lucbi &c sid, and all kinds u "a
rufr hatiny a promptly aitrRfrd &c.
IN seuting H4anr, % parcels ~ cnnsifrF'hle vsiue
she sfnauni i,s-i he stated oufherwisr ar not r.
s,sshio ia tases II lsss bay nd TIE sum 81 NM 4o
arson att unr pared
Anpatk srs should Do made ~ ronpsct IS l,'aihle
aud 10 e. wa be received unlr.s in god of. o
aud distius'N faat-,t Al uArrrss bushes. slnula -
accompanied with wntien orders, unstalcd, aud per
sonalis signed
Ietiefs ssnno, h. taken It being prohibited 'n th'
r1,t Once Department
Ai pstsar-s sl...aid be marked ARIA s Rice, &,
prss."
Principal Oacr RsilTusd EXCHANGE. Boston.
It.k A NICE. Psaprirsers.
/ Io-n W r. JOHNSON. .fge.f. FINLAND