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All the family OF ihe late General
Taylor, who occupired the White House,
are DEED 1.-The noble Geneaahhimself his
wife, his daughter, Mrs. Bliss, and Col
Bliss. Mrs. Fillmore is ulso dead, and
alsoher daughter.--Erch. lA alislA
Tho wife Of jackson died just before
he entered the White House. MIR. Ad
ans lost a son while there. Gen.. Har-
rison died there. While Mr.. Tyler wa
there, islguestaand intend led ta'hersin
law was killed on board the Princeton.-
MIR. Polk died soon after having th
House. Gen. Taylor died there, an,
others of his family died soon after, a
abuve stated President Pefce's oRl
child perslIed on the eve ofhis iemoya
thi,hef. THE Houselhad nothing 10 d,
with any OF these deaths; yet the asso
ciailon ofit and death seems as striking
as ihough'it were "whited sepulcher.
NationaI Era. 1's = y
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/ "A TRuTH WELL SAID. p The Southern
Observer says, with great trdtb, that il
allthe lime, breath, Ink, paper, talents,
energy and zenl had been spent on the
single work ofgiying men knowledge Of
the way Of fife, which have been expen'
deds dson sectailan efforts, ibe whole world
would long ago have been filled with the
knowledge Of the Lord. Take away
from each denomination of Protestant
Christians what is its peculiariiy, and
There is enough ofirutb left 10 make the
believer Of that creed true christian. .5
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"A traveller found buffalo robs Pc
longing to hoieLkeeper, who, on re>
ceiving il, thanked the finder, remark'ng
,ba, "Thapk you," was worth twenty
Eve cents, and "Thank you kindly" was
worth thi,ty seven and a half cenis.---
Soon after, the traveller called for dinner,
ato il, and asked the landlord what wal
to pay. "Twenty five cents" was the
reply. 81 thank you kindly" said the
traveller, and moved off "Here, m!
good fellow, STOP and lake the change
remarked the landlord, throwing dowl
ninepencel'your dinner was only twenty
Eve cents,p 3Rs5 t n g3
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confession Of Dioh.

+ Dick has confessed the murder ofihe
Younes. mother and SON., The reason
he gives. for committing the crime, is ihe
bad ,rea ifnent he received from his wife
and her mother. Dick says he forgiyes
his wife, but says he does not wish 10 see
her spsin. He. gives no particulars in
regard 10 the murders, and in this acts
under the instructions, Of, Mr.. Younker
the Catholic Priest. The reason for Mr
VS. Instructions is issundersiood to be an
unwiiliogness TO lurnish.a any material fol
the qualification Of o. depraVed tasie.--
Dayton journal, Sept 4. sa.a asg
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\ A lady walking with her husband on
the beach, inquired Of him the difference
he,ween, expectation and iransportaton.' g
Why, my dear, r,"replied he''if you were
on board yonder vessel you would be ex-
ported and would be transported"
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WAsHrENAw BANK The Detroit
Free Press CAUTIONS the public against
taking The bills Of this bank located a,
Ann Aibor, Michigan, as il is merely .
resurectionist "Wild Cat" without any
security. s s sa94 aol ssi,'s
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John G. Saxe,in. corresponding with
his own paper, noticing The celebration
al Yale, says:--'Oflhe poem before the
Phi Beta Kappa I.say nothing, as The
author is the husband of my vile, and is
NOT entitled to anopinion ofhis own Ver-
ses. sid bSas3sfe rl 4
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out this view george 0nipioy auu 'auoS
McKenzie went 10 Defiance last week,
and saw gentlemen from lbo different
counties ofihc District in relation TO the
matter In The meantime Messrs, Brown,
Greene, &c, Of Defiance had written to
Mr.. Comnager for a full statement Of
his views relative 10 The Ncbraska ques-
iion, Being anxious to give hlmtpelr supss|
porl, if sufficient assurance could be
afforded that in SO doing They would hod
grounds for sustaining themselves with
lbe people In Mr.. Commager's reply
10 them, he give On Interpretation 10 the
Napoleon resolations which admitted OF
noafunhe, requirement on the ground Of
position, being sufficiently ultra 70 meet
any demand, He said The effect Of ihe
resolutions OF Napoleon ''ercludes the
''admissioa Of Sldce States, cndherefofe
II non state [thatl if elected 20 Congress
~ ioilt not poie for, but rciH oppose, and
''uniformly, rrithOut any attempt qtaere'
'sion, cote against any such proposition
SO admit any Siare State y ~ e.
On the gtoupd fpriuciple ilere wAs
therefore, nothing left for controversy, We
might eniertpindIfferent opnionsrelaiive
to Mr. C.'s personal views; but this could
not affect resulis;and hose who had mel
for consultation generally appeared sat
isfied that further action nt this time was
unnecessary. .r.OnIihe same day at De
iancs lbe Wing and Free Soil, opposition
nominated Richard Mott, also Of Lucas
county, as their candidate, and the mailer
remains with the Democracy Of this coun-
" 10 take such action as TO them shall
seem best. A-' ~
| We wish, in whit we have said to ex-
ciude the idea Of. our Democracy deslr-
ing to depreciate gentlemen of,be Dem,
ocrn,ic party from uny county ol locality
OfMt. Conmoger we believe we may
slfsly say tia, he posses fair talents and
uneuehiionable personal character. This
we presume is trnelof his opponent, ol
whom we know nothing, but that he il
we'll spoken Of; we believe however, al
matters now stand, the nomination o
| Napoleon will be successful; but this. az
we said remains with the people, who il
such cascs canshlways be depended OF
fof a toTrecl deie minaiion. W. ..,r-
The Democracy Of ;his county are wed
ded 10 ihe success of correct Democratic
principles Theirpast action renders thi'
not matter Of question. They have me
deieut in Conventions for men they trust
ed and respected, and only laboured will
more energy for ihoso who were success
rul. sBuif necessary, they reserve To
right, under proper circumstances, 10 re
sent dictation or undue influence, an
such is their regard for Demo craft
purity and excellence that .heyare jealou
Of all thu, may lessenthe power of tn
i people-of the Demociacy-'o con'ro
and guide the will and actions Of thei
public seryan,a. a aig al
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g Prscept is instruction written in the
sand--the tide flows over ii and the re-
cord is gone. Example Is Craven on the
rock, and the lesson is not soon lest. y
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= The whole numbef Of enigrants SEM
TO Liberia BY the American .CoIonizaiion
Society and its anxilaries, is {, 1851. The
receipts Of tbis, society for the month en-.
ding June 2oih, was 81, ,922,2o.
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LARGE FIRES in AUGUSP. 4.

The month Of August will long he re-
mcmbered for the number aud destroct-
iveness Of It's fires, and for the varied dis:
astors that have befallen bmll lpeFsons
and property. The severe drought, Rc-
companied by fires swecping through
soma Of the most valuable timber lands
ia the country, the powder explosion AT
Maysville, the fall Of stores in Boston, the
tornado i'm Louisville, involving the luss
OF many valuable lives, aresal included
in the fearful category iThe following
is list Of the principal fires during the
month: a n Vgm a .a}
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For Aaditor--JoH HIN MONROE.
For rTroasuror--rHoMAs R MCCLURE.
Fos cioft-- --DAvIDIaBRowN. neiaEastt
FosProsecutIng Attoruay--AzARIAH RuDD, :
Forcoaaty commissionerr-W WILLIAM KRAusr
For orcoroner--Jo oHN- PARRISH ,s lee
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nrn9ocaATrc NoM1NnEs.
County TiclEot.

FOr supreme IddfsE-s EPARp n MORRIS.
M.m6ey 81 Board Public Works--ALRx. P. MILLER.
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Total lal..,.;.%",".,.t,.,..$2, ,477 ,0O0
I Add 10 ibis the following
Aug. 25. Milwaukie.,,.-...... $50o,O0o
80. Jersey Ci,y.".,.,-.- 100000
Fires in the woods, at least l,Obo,ooO
- Washington Globes ~
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/ JOHN M, sNcDeRAss, sec'y.o
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GREAT BRITAIN

In Parliament, Lord John Russell inform.
cd the House that the Queen will send a
message on the 2ith, demanding an extra
vote OF credit of three millions sterling. for
inc general purposes of war.
AUSTRIA & PRUSSIA.
Inc iarS correspondent Of the London
Chronicle, makes the following important
communication. He says the cabinets of VI.
emma and Berlin have communicated to tho
English and French governments, the inn.
preston produced upon them by the answer
OF the Emperor Nicholas to the summons semi
h'm by Austria, to evacuatc the principalties
The German Powers announce. that in
their opinions the propositions contained in
the Russian answer, if not altogether sat;sGac.
tory, appear to them calculated to serve as a
basis for further negotiations, and they pro-
pose that Prague shall be fixed upon As the
seat OF further conferences They moreover
expressed an opinion that it will not he po,-
slblc to call upon Russia to evacuate the priin-
CAPABILITIES. if it be not at the same time clearly
understood that the Allied Powers shall ston
all their movements in advance.
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Il III b G. A L E DO MAN.
WING DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Pursuant to call issued bv the District Commit
tee the Wings of the second Congressional Distrc,
Vi vermont, met in Convention at White River
junction, on Thursday July q, 1854
The Convention was called to order by How. John
'orter, chairman Of the District Committee. and
permanently organized by the choice of the follow
inc officers
President, NORMAN WILLIAMS; Vice Presidents
CALVIN I"wSsLEY, JOSEPH W. CoLBuRH. ]. K.
PARRISH, CALVIN MORRILL,: Secretaries. CHARLES
CUMMINGS, Henry. s. BARTLETT.
Tn motion, a Committee on Resolutions was an
pointed 10y the chair, composed as follows:
Edward Kirkland, O. T. Chandler, Abel Under
wood, S. W. Slade.
The Convention then took a recess, during which
the several towns in the District there represented
elected their respective members Of the Committee
on Nomination, to which they were scverallv emit
tied under the call Of the Convention
After this recess, Of a few minutes duration the
Convention was again called to order. whcrcupou
the Committee on Nominations reported that Hon.
Andrew Tracy. our present able representative had
pcrcmptorilv declined denomination. and they
JUSTIN ) MORRILL, Of Stanford as a candidate
10y Representative in the Congress Of the United
States ior the 2d Congressional District of this state
Inc report was accepted by the Convention. and
thereuPon Justin $. Morrill,. Esq. was unanimously
nominated by rising vote of its members. and
with demonstrations Of great enthusiasm
John Porter, Burllham Martin, f. w. Clarke. and
A, j. Willard. were unanimously re elected a Dis
tricf Committee for the next two wears Il was al
80 voted that The next Convention be called u,on
the same basis as the present
The chair. on motion, appointed Calvin Town>lev.
~ r. Chandler. j. X. Parrish and Calvin Morrill, u
committee to inform Mr.. Morrill, of his nomination.
ihi> comm. left the hall and soon returned accom-
panied b.: the nominee, whom thew introduced To-
the C"nvcntion. Mr.. Morrill, accented the uomina-
ton in Speech which elected frequent and hearty
applause.
Nj. Kirkland, from the Committee OF, Resolution,
reported the following which was unanimously
adopted:
H'S't'tl. That we cordially approve Of the nomi
nation OF Justin s. Morrill, for the suffrage of thc
ircemcn Of this Congressional District. and pledre
our hearty support in giving him triumphant ma:
lorltv at the approaching election.
A.G Chadwick, Of st. .Iohnsburv, introduced
The following. which met with a cor,!ia! and uuou
nous approval:
hso0.d' That we heartily approve Of the faithful
manner IN which Hon. Andrew Tracy has d,charc-
&c! ms duties is representative of TIL, i>.rct in
TIE Congress of the United Statcs and esneciollv
OF HI, uArclnlttng efforts to defeat the passage hv
The House, If the infamous Nebraska Bill.
interesting and able speeches were ni;,!. hv Hon
Wm Hcbarl and P.T. Wa.l,hu.n. ESQ. after whic!
The Convention adlourncd.
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Qfatbs.

In Lyndon. July 80, Mr. Elliot F. Gushing. aged %
In Cabot, July T. Leonard Orcut, Esq. i'll his 18th
year. The deceased was one Of the early settlers
ct the town. and in life shared largely the esteem
and confidence of all who knew him, and in death
Is l'meted by all. lie had been for many years :,
worthy member Of the congregational Church. a
dorning the doctrine which he profcs>ed by well
ordered life. and religion which he embraced in ear
y life was a >oacc TO him in the dying hour. His
last days were truly peaceful. He murmurcd MOI,
during his last sickness but when the summons
came demanding TIE tribute Of his BREATH calmly
ne went down into the ccii, chilling waves of death
hrlniy believing that he should come up in the
morning of the First resurrection" triumphant o.
yer death, clothed with immortality, to dwell for
ever in the Kingdom Of God. blessed are the
dead That die IN the Lord Com.
in Lyndon, July %. Mr. Henry F. Bucl, son Of
Slalcr and Denc Eucl.accd % wears and 10 months.
Printers in n. H., Ms. and y. u, please notice.
In St. Augustine, Florida. July 90 Mrs. Sarah
Olcott, wife Of Vim. IT, Duncan, Esq, and daugh-
ter ol the late Hon. Mills Olcott, late Of Hanover,
n. H.. aged ~ years.
In Gree:isforoush. June IL, Of consumption, En-.
lily NJ, daughter Of Vim. and Hannah Curtis,aceI 10
In Danvile, July IS. ;Irs. Margaret. wife OF Mr.
joel X. Dole, aged 80.
In Holland, July 5, Phete Maria daughter Of Ja
son and Lucy Human, aged % years
In Danvic, July 81, Of consumption, Sally e..
daughter Of Zadoc and Lydia Merrill. aged 81 wears
months and is DAYS,
In Salem, July %, Of ervsipclas, Mrs. Jane NJ.
wife of Charles Blake, and daughter of Jarvis and
Rebecca Bartlett, aged &c years.
In S;od lard, y. H., July9, Rev. Isaac Robbins,
b. d.. aged 20, AID in the sd year Of his ministry
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Barton High School.
BARTON VILLAGE, VT.

WE committee Of this School announce tho FL
loving arrangement for the Fall Term com.
"encing thursday. Sept. :. 1854
ID. b. HANSON. PRINCIPAL.
Miss MARTHA X. NoYEs. ILL.,. P-rcc,,.rcs.
AMI teacher OF French, German. Spanish. PAINTING
and Drawing.
Mis- EMn.r SKINNER. Piano Forte.
u. IL. TENNtY, Vocal Music.
Other efficient Teachers are engaged 10 as.is. in
certain departments. to meet Ill TIE demands of the
school Lectures upon Ethical Historical, and Sci
emilio subjects. will be given from time tn time he
lore the school by the Principal
n teachers class will he ioymc,! for those ,csr-
ing 10 teach.
! he Fail Term will continue clever week.
tuition at established rates
with me ah"v" arrangement, the Committee fee,
Eie', confidence III recommending the school t. IN.
u"Hr. l"tlr" men wishing To- III for C.lron can
enter al once upon their coarse under In, m..t en-
er@e'ic and thorough discipline Youn.s la.Ii,> can
also enter UPON either period Of their era lra,iar
course.
L";'r' can be procure, in The yilla~,. from 81 20
!" c."' per week. There will also he c.,,.vcnicn.
cc> Tor students Ia board themselves
HORACE PIERCE.
y. r. PADpLEFORD. Free. Com
SAM'L DEXTEE,
Barton, July 81. l>54 sssw1.
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jNarriaar5.

in Coventry. June -, Mr. Nathan f. Harvey OF
c.. and Miss Lucia Perry OF Ir.>bursh
In Danvillc, July 20. hv Rev. 4. G.. Button, Mr.
Samuel W. Pea>e, of Boston, Ms, and Miss .Icnnc,t
). Somcr> of DaMvc.
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st. Johnsbury Academy.
The FALL TERM

d the ST Johnsburv Academy will commence
on tuesday, Aug. 90, and continue eleven
ror board or rooms, or any information RESPECT
der>gned j. X. cor ny So..' ~ ~ '''o u-
Aug. 3. 1854 xsS,. g.,
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

All who are opposed to Slavery Extension-to
the violation Of the Missouri Compromise in The
passage by Congress of the Nebraska BiIl-ond to
the present pro->laverv administration of our Ma.
tiosal Government, are invited to meet in Com
vcntion at Danvillc, on THURSDAY the 10Th day
OF August next, at 10 O'Clock, A. w. to nominate n
ticket for County Officers to be supported bv the
freemen of Caledonia County at the ensuing aunu-
al State Election.
Signed by over 100, whose names were published
last week
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Caledonia County
GRAMMAR SCHOOL

TIE AL TERN OF ii WCEKS
Nv ILL commence on Monday. SEPT. !. at one
O'Clock, r. N. The teachers, Thomas scott
Braclec. Miss Susan f. Chandler arc s,,,,".., -
nave been connected with the school lon cuougb
10 reed no certificate OF character
I!iIION:- Common English. 5000; ITir,,cr
English and Languages. $500: French l.,5. Mn
SIC >eoo: use Of Piano. $500: Drawing. (berin.
her> Si'o; Higher branches Water Colors. None
.nf"!,laaic' r"ivchronatic, (each) $500; Oh Paint,
BOAED-From $50 To- ST..
THOMAS SCOTT PEARSON. Preceptor
Peacham, VT, Aug. 4. IsjI. sssu,s q,
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Sale of Real Estate.

YN:E su''>'ri!r~ cficr> for sic the FLOW H. L..
,rri"t-i Zeal t>'aie, situated about t-,. ii.ilt,
nom ~" .arc ~ E.iItrn. ia Orleans Cna,,-y-
n FARM Of :irat $50 heres, al.s:, IL. !. re,
Under improvement. and in c,,, >.:,;.. al. ,,v,
non The ia'iicc ! timber a:,. ,-ell t,l,rr. ,a
>;'ia Farm l. Young orchard GRATED :i, al l.s
Tree Ia" ti..!!::ic~ are n'~,i;, rev.
Also.
\ rev SAW MILL. lui.. in Tie mo-. a,,..r,nri
nli:i''r. about mir ir'in the aforesaid farm.
AI.SO,
300 ACEES TIMEfEIAXp. nrllt;rl~n., ,v;,.
iiear Ike aforesaid l,Il,
For prices and FERNS .ndre ui the ,,-cr.l.r ,,
the premises, "r Of Iu!iNP SAEiIE N t.;r,...
N!.acc- JnSlf!; u Lr:.f
Earion Nav 81. IsS,. .-..e
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WE subscriber offer. his farm for .,,. I, :.
Pleasantly located l. nile east ii liz. Vila~.
1T 81 .ih-i'ilrv Center. and contains :',,,. 1,n
acre, Q; exct.'... land well proportional fr.:!,..
moving ai la-t.Irarc an! Woo" enough On !. for
me n>r "' liz occupant with a'ou. 51aj;,c ,rcD.
lie farm j. q: the be: in town, and
H",shboT!.co!. liz l;,.- coll-i>; o.. =: ...,n,,r.-
.hic iu-, two large lam. enc :.cn'v a,li. .f.
!" - ',!''' ana o'h'r ou'-bun-,. W...rr,. n
- i:e 5...-::a::., L.. Lee j. 4 r.5i - =. =
~. - II, -
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ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY f.ExrS


VI'HE Subscriber viii 'uuc Piano. during lis .,:
l. III town. Orders by uail, pst plii. will |
promptly attended 10 Until sept. i,t.
RrFtRENCEs.
JOHN II. PADDOCK. s, Jol,r.h,,rr
GEO. J. WEBB & ClIICKEEING & SoZS
Boston.
c. II. CLARKE
s.. Johshurv. July II. ia ss:,t.
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Sarsaparilla, Lemon.

a ND other >yrul,>. for sale by the dozri. or ,;n
= gle bottle. by j. C.. BINGHAM.
-. Johil-hurv. Aug. - ISL >s>.2
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Piano Fortcs.

I'M Subscriber i agent FOR I'll the Lest manu-
LECTURERS IN l:f''ii and Lis fli-ir l'i,,.,, -.
the lowest warcr'-,.i 1rce, l,.>fra.,.,t. odd fv
HIM Viii be warranted in -trrt lc,r,irn'ar. rur
c,>.r> Of Fau" Fo:'c> wishing :, avail tI.l,,.i,..
o li> ,,.ec'::. VII lca>e order lrr~ sgt. Isl.
{. II. CLAEhL
s.: J,r,l burr yuly II IL. So.
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a. The Detroit Board Of Health have
passed resolution prohibiting the sale Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05

Fatal ACCIDrNT.-On "Wednesday Morn.
ny as the engine Ofthc Passenger tram on
The central Road was approaching the De-
pot IN this village, at high speed on pass
IN! frog. Hugh McDcrmott. the fireman.
tell from the engine-his head striking upon
the rail ofthc side track, and causing imme-
diaFc death. \ Corone,'s inquest was held
10y Justice ('ikcv, and a verdict rendered
substantially in accordance with the facts
above stated The deceased was a Scotch
man. and had left a wife in Europe. who is
now crossing the Atlantic, in the vain hope
OF meeting her husband. = 1u.l<or .Jouyuoi
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MIndoe's Falls Academy

>HA TAI Term q; ia. i,,s,i:,..s, - J., ,a,,,.,.., ca
L "n "c:ic>l :'v. So. & - r.ii..,,,,c r...sy'
weeks.
"LOEGE hiSTAN,.A p. nrr,-i,,al.
ASSISTED hv 4 tt6 ."s''! f c'':a-'i; Iraci.cr,.-
The >ch" Is divided nj" tire. .c,al.,aep.> Ga
>ieai; thgii>n :ni A'niasl Such IL ,.,s> through
i,, '"'iF> ;iii sustain >:i'i, tory examination
VII reeve i,li'!ai- -i.1ti =, the ';'ircr> ii TIT
iii>ii.u'ion Boar! irca Si.5.. t. Sa.o ,eT week.
Rep::l> Tor t'sir,c:s 81, t,- ,..,..
: SlN,:iLi. Scrr,.:r,.
Mrki'n~s all ". H.. -. -, ,--n,,
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STATE OF VERNON /

Caledonia District "a.
NJ Probate Court held at l'anvillc. in said d..
trIct. on the 81 day oi August. T. d. 1874:
M iifkEA S. Nancy VI. Lovci"v. Guardian Of
w Martha l.. L"'cl"y. Il minor. residing in 81,
''"tr>hurv, III SAID district, hv her Petition in writ;
me-. represents I" sal! court that .:i;! minor i y
c' and possessed i'll fee. hv right Of Inheritance -,
heir 10 the Estate OF her father Henry I.vc;nv cx
ccp!ng the widows right If dow r therein, If I'm,
following describe! E,. Estate situate! IN said ST.
'oiin>bnrv. 10 VITA House, shed and Barn and
about one halt Of an Of Land connected I,rc
with. situated IN fairbanks Village also. uhout
eleven acre OF wool land, which was formerly 4
part OF the Warner Farm. 80 called. being all the
real estate {" which the SAID deceased! at The time
"i lii> death WIS the owner, saving the rich. of the
widow therein. but including the rcvcrsion If the
WIDOWS t"wcr That il would he conducive. =. The
interest OF -i ward :" >cll ii Real Estate for the
purpose Of putting the proceeds Of >ucli ,alc NJ in,
Icfc>t, 'r otherwise investing it-And PRAYING said
court I" grant her license and authority To- sci, the
same according 70 the statute in s,,c! case ma L. and
irov!'ei. Whcreupon. il is ordered hv said court
that SAID application come under consideration and
toe heard at Probate Court to he holden n IN. Pro
bate Office in DanviIlc on the 2l>t dav Of ,ur,st
~ d. l>5l, ana that >'id applicant give notice ioal
persons interested 10 appear at said time and place.
I" show cause, II amy exists, WHY the power and
authority requested therein should not be- granted:
Nn" '"r that purpose il is further or,!crc,! that
copy OF c record OF this order be published three
weeks successfully in the Calcdolian a newspaper
printed at 81. John>burv. in said district previous,
IL sad time appointed Tor hearing.
CHARLES 5. DANA. Judge Of Probate
y true copy Of Record. sSsw3I
Attest. &. y. III EBANK. Register