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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-05

opposition to the gospel was itself proof that
he possessed the very spirit which crucifed
the Lord Of Life.
The poor chief fell into bad habits at last
The white mans whiskey tempted him-he
became drunkard and he who was the
pride and boast of the Senecas, made sport
for the idle outcasts among the whites Of the
city Of Buffalo.
There is an amusing story about Red Jack
ct. which shows his ideas OF whiskey. COL
Smelling. an American officer, had shown
him many attentions. The Col. being sent
to Governors Island with his command, Red
Jacket went to bid him farewell. Brother"
said he, II hear YOU are going to place call
ed Governors Island. hope you will be a
Governor yourself am told that you white
people consider children blessing-I hope
YOU will have MouMaa, at least! Above
all, | have you will never find whiskey more
than two >hillings quart"
What a wish thousand children, and
whiskey two sI,illings quart. Poor Red
Jacket, you see, with all his oratory, had no
very exalted ideas Of the highest good posi-
ble to man.
But Red Jacket was very shrewd, never
thcless. The celebrated female impostor,
Jemima Wilkinson, who pretended to be in
spired once visited his tribe to persuade them
to embrace her doctrines When she con-
clu'cd her speech Red Jacket arose and
spoke few words in the Seneca language
"Wha; is he talking about 2" inquired Je-
NINA.
ia" exclaimed Red Jacket. looking very
arrhlv. "Shc inspired she Jesus Christ ?
and not knor Mdi',n ~
There was no answering this appeal to
Indian common sense, and Jemina had to
quit without making any Indian converts.
Red Jacket made several tours in the At
'antic States. and received much attention
from the most distinguished individuals in the
nation. In the month OF January, 1880,
he died at the Seneca village. near Buffalo.
Large numbers attended his funeral, both
whites and Indians. Ills tribe she'd many
tears over his grave. They wcpt, because
by his death they had lost the last of their
great men. They mournel him as the last
of the S"necas' F.F.
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STATE OF VERMONT
Caledonia County. s
County Court December Term ISia

tacdon'a County. SIS.
County Court. December Term. 1854
Present, the Hon. LUKE =. POLAND, Chief Judrc.
40 do HARRY MooEE, a<.,tJu,ros
DO do. d. ". AIKEN, A>s JUICES
\ / the above term. Robert X. Pow. of Barnet
~ in said County. plaintiff, had pending his ar
tlon OF A>>ump>it. against Robert Stevenson Of
said Barnet declaring in plea of the case on note
dated January 6, 1s5l for the sum OF 500, PAYABLE
to plaintiff, on demand, with interest annually
which note the plaintiff AYERS TO be due and unpaid
&c.. as per writ and declaration on file.
Whcreupon it appearing that the defendant hat
not ad legal notice OF the tendency Of said action
II was ordered by the Court that the plaintiff cau~,
MN to he notified 10y publishing the substance of
this declaration and This order three weeks success
lively in the Ca"'ionian, newspaper printed at St
JOil,lshurv. in said County the last publication Z,
be at least twenty days before the next session of
this Court. TO be holden at Danvile, on the frs
Tuesday of June, a. d., 1855, to which term SAID
action stands continued
&. \. BURBANK, Clerk.
NJ HN!F, NIOEneV l"r PHI. JcbW3
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sXvtfE public are Invite to examine this novel and
= valuable Machine which is now being exhibit
rd /: almost all pats of the country. The cheap
ness. simplicity and ingenuity of lis construction.
together with the wonderful accuracy and dispatch
with which il executes it work on every variety
Of soil, are sufficient guarantee that This Machine
will soon take the place Of both the Horse Planter
and the Hoe in the work of planting Corn.
1t has been tested the past season by numerous
farmers in New Hampshire and Vermont. who unite
in giving it their decided preference over all other
Planters ever introduced into the country. 1t has
been presented to several Agricultural Fairs. rnd
always, without exception, received the highest
premium.
u Sold by $. .TEwErr and l.. HANCOCK. St.
'ohnsburv prOprietorS oI the Patent Right for Cal.
edonla and Essex Counties.
The Planter is carried easily asa cane, and will
do the work fthrec men with the Hoe. and do il
better. Price, So. Farmers should make imnedi-
ate purchases and secure their Planter for the com
inc season.
1t is now being Introduce! into nearly every
State OF the Union and meeting every where with
most unprecedented Success THE MANY ilattcr
ing cncolnlIln.S bestowed upon the Planter. we>e
lr'.t the following from gentlemen well known
throughout our farming community
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DEBORAH LEE.

lis q ,!ozen or 81 Of wears ago,
Somewhere in the West ccuntrcc
That nice girl lived. as the lIoo,icrs know,
liy the name Of Deborah Lee:
Her sister va love! BY E,lsar Poe,
But Deborah b. ne.
Now was green and size was green
A., summer squash might be:
Bu. we ,ovcl rs warm rs other folks
and my Deborah Lee
With !, love that the i;,sscS Of Hoo,iert!om
Coveted tcr and me
Eu. somehow j, happened. long ago.
IN the agueish IVES. coun.ree.
That chill March morning gave the a!al,s
J" nv beautiful Deborah Lee:
Ard III" grim Steam Doctor curse him came
AM bore her away from
The Doctor AMI pcath--od partner they
In tie acueisl West coUu:ree.
The angel, wanted her up in heaven,
but they rover asked for ne >
And that is the reason rather yuess
In IKE agUel>h West coun,rcc,
Tina. the coli March wind and the Doctor and
Death
Took OF, my Deborah Lee.
Ny beautiful Deborah Lee.
From The warm sunshine and TIE opening flowers
AID hi! her away from me
"a" ''''" was a. strong ~ a six-lI"r~, team,
Or ihe l';c "f 'oih> altar than We,
And possibly wiser than We:
i"' pea'h. with The a!d OF the Doctor ana steam
was rather TOO many for me
50 he closed the peppers and stopped the breath
OF my sweetheart. Deborah Lee,
Ahd h'r form hes cold in the prairie mold.
silent ard co.l-i!, ME.
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From Ills f., -H.mu No'hon;d u. Baicr. Go
Af - Utn,ushiEe.

From Ills *. H,s.p Nr,lnn;d Il. Baier. Gorcruo,.
Of gar H'wYo<hire.
Concord, y. H. Jan. IL, .S5o. his ccrtit'e>
that the Corfu Planter invented u, Charles =. '''!a.
OF Lebanon. amt known as "Da:Ia'> Corn Plan. er.
was exhibited at the State Fair. 1854. at keene in
this State, and received the highest premium a.
war'lcd bvhe Society ~ that class of implements
haze seen the Planter III use variety Of soils
executing IL work under al circumstance, with
admirable accuracy and li~patcF and can conf
IDENTIFY recommend il as decidedly the best impl,-
Elent oithc Kind within nav kno Wedge.
(Si.nei y. Il. BAKER President Of y IT,
State Agricultural Society.
F-o4! be Secrttouyt he " H. STATE Iqyi, u!tu,,tl
Sci,tu.
This certi.ic~ that :!Ic Corn Planter. presented by
Chari'> II. Dana, OF Lebanon. and knowna~ D:na :
Corn Planter was exhibited 1T the y. H. State Fair
AZ Manchester in >3. ana received The highest Il
ward for that ca>> OF Implements. |, was also ex-
!:ii'ic! 4; The Fair OF l>54 a. kccne and wa~ a
VARIED the frs premium offered lv the Socic.v-
l have seen 'hl- ?lail."r III varnI~ kinds Of
bland can recommend i: IL thc bt<a> We'll a. the
,t,rI'S' implement g! the Mind within my knowl
e'i@e. (S;sreN JAMES q. ADAMS. Seer
" II. state ~. SOC
F'omh, P,,<i.,n' or' n. G.pa,c,am Rir,, IuN,
,qhooi .<,i.h.
Ills ccr't:"> that The Ia. annual meeting If
'hc Col.ncr,cUt H;Ntr Valley Agricultural S"c,.v
he la2d Corr! Planter. inverted, bv Charlie, II, p;t-
na, ai ;t;c:.:c! sept. :. I-li. wis presented Ton
premium III connection v-;.h ore or TAO other
rlan'cl--o'i.. h".ic,r .cali"t he .r,i Corn
Fainter: ami H'''r3 ia. ana careful examination
81 III" Mirl;:l> Nv Tie tonnt.ee :: premium Wa
unanimously awaric! e. Dlna- PLrn.cr: il being
Ia :h".r "~'!"Itin superior nu: oulv - I'll iMple
.n'H.> D.. ~" h,I exhibited! Oh .!iat o,ca~"n hu
nj" decidedly Superior /" any Planter ever use II
The nl.'rv. Irc-ln! j, g. Il very important Aer
cultural i'm 'c'ncit. AMI am i:lr, - earn Mat il
i h"mS - Ul!.V"r>l.''' adopted ~ our farmers.
>isned) A>ANIL SMITH Pre-. Conn
River Val. A.. SOC
I,h L. - .I;,f
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GO" 1t is glorious sight to see two old oeo.
pie who have weathered the storms, and bask.
ed in the sunshine of life together, 90 hand in
hand, lovingly and thoughtfnlly, down tine
gentle decIivlty of time, with no anger, no
jealousy, nor hatred, garnered up against
each other, and looking with hope and ioy to
the everlasting youth Of heaven, where they
too shall be one forever. That is a true mar
rlacc. for it is marriage Of spirit with spir;,
Their love is woven into wool Of gold, H. at
neither time or DEATH or eternity can sever
"Now.- Now is the constant svl,able
ticking from the clock of time. Now il tho
wa'chword for the wise. Let us keen
tins little word always in mind, and whencv-
err anything presents itself to US in the shane
OF work, whether mental or physical we
should do it with all our might remembering
that now is the only time for us. 1t is indeed
a sorry way to get through the world by put
"rs OFT till Tomorrow saying. Then will I
10 IT. No. This will never answer. Now
Is ours; then will never be.
sS"e shoul' walk through life as through
t"e SWISS Mountains, where hasty word NAV
bring down an avalanche.
"a A medical student wishes to know in
what portion OF the saimal economy the from
bo"f Is TO be found. lie says he has frequent
~ heard Of it, but cannot end it in the mod;
Cal books.
u y Yankee has invented machine FIR
extracting the lies from quacL advertisements
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Halloo! Mechanics!

wv can 'rv. of the subscriber. his wood ~,
t"reiher ~iih lalnbcr h,ii>e ana ST..
NOISE >lfua'"d III North l,anyille Nilla-e. V.
mics from - -'"lrl~tlsry ppot. and surround.
10y Il thriving community. On reasonable tenn,
cash ar approved credit
Said shop * sufficiently large and co,r,,, q,
on Tor dom" extensive mechanical Wrrk T..
fitted ul' with suitable machinery. r.,z ;,.i
. opellcd i,v water power.
Also. black >iniFii> i'rgr. an! Ci!e -. a.
Inc above named 'r'i cry Viii De -nla >..,.4-. .
or with a dwelling house. farm and ont ti.-,.
and abu't >" acrc> 81 good land
~ 20. f"r sale 4 i'.w ~" horse power ,l-o.i-
machines. Of The latest inn ro,cmeilf-
Asa Randall
North Danvil'e. Fell 90. 81, -
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Patent Rowing Machine.
VNlIE. subscriber j, agent for Caledonia County
1 for selling
Ketchum's Patent Moving Machine

an approved implement Of lUshanlrv. which far
nIer' VIII find of great convenience. Ii is also Ia
bor saving and economical
There are three d;iicrc,. sizes Of the machine.
calculated tor one or two horses.
a sample can he seen ~ Pas urpsc Village, and
farmers are riv'c I" call ani examine IT,
With the additional expense Of Il few dollar, the
machine can l.e i:tei nr rcapiug grain.
\ line addressed to the uniersigned max Ing IN
duiries III rc.rlr! 70 the machine viii t." promptly
answered. T.. ~ PARKS.
Pa>>umpSir. March -. Is5, .22vn
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IRON pLANEIt.

Which tl"v nave recently mt in oier:lion which
= cal'Pi." ii l'an'nr twenty feet in rur;iI tor
"iEli' inches IN width ami i"rtvtwo inches in irrth
with winch they are prepared with cxr,erjcrced
workucn 10 do ANY Jobs {" plalil, AZ >lIr. notice
I" the entire Satisfaction If their rIl>orr> They
have also Ia correction with .j"ir business cx,cri
rnced Pattern Makers and can supply orders il,
thai line.
~ The Board AMI Clapboarl ranrr and
t"n'inC Machine connected til this establish
N" In operation and constantly prepared WIKI ex-
Icricncrd w"rhmcu Tor business in thi> line
II. john>hurv. VI. July : ls5l S>rf
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House for Sale

V>HE subscriber having LET the STATE. rir....,-
i nous" n - Join >hurv. -;,ua' Il "a g.
stree =. Go"r;-'.in Eastern Avelia..
IL" !''' contain :scr. - ial..l a,.4 -A.. =,
entirely hew. finished in tii. l..-t .-ves-l-,..
and !, one oi the most rica>an. j, a.. =. -.
place. a d.
Re" particulars: enqnire of barron Noul.-, :.
J"lii>bury. Or oi The subscriber al Contend Y a
N"v. l. 1s5i -,
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III f'flfif'fa-
called FEN AL
ri.

itf these ar !
la?>g- tcrl. -
inE If tlse u "--
/ .uur A.hu>.
W.. tar
l'l'iirl-li3ti n
liberation 90 I'll
Won't: Ilcil,n---
Hem orrhaCo
Flooding l'ar -
>glrr>>ei, ana II
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Dissolution.

VINHE partnership heretofore existing hv the nn,i''
I OF Brigham. Spencer 4 Co., is This day Ill
solved by mutual consent
THOMAS BRIGHAM.
&. =. SPENCER
~. JOhnSbirV, April IL, lsj5. !25W3
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81 All or \EEN,,>t
Caledonia Co,ll.y -

- Al l. VI ' i. h''.N
Caledonia County -
County Court. Dcc"nh,r Term l>54
Presiding, The Hon lvhI +. r"I >>r ChicfIn,,se
d.. Do. II>EE, N""rr
i". DO. y. ". AlhIN. vs. '"'-'>'
4 | the above term. William Morrison of Barnet
u in said County, plaintiff had ycn.iinr his ac
tnn Of ASsumr>i,. against Eolcr: " Stevenson nl
al Hari", defendant declaring in plea %; the
case for THAT the defendant on the l>t day of March
1871. wa> indebted t. the plaintiff in tbs -urn of
$500" for goods. wares and merchandise before that
time sold and delivered. &c. Also in :; plea Of the
case for that The defendant. on the day and wear
t,rr>aid. further indebted 10 plaintiff il, th..
like sum ot $50" for much money before that
time had and rrccvci-and in consideration there
"t promised W pay SAID suns of money ON dcn,,ud
but though nren demanded. the same remain
dine aud unpaid. &c.-aS per writ and declaration
on file
Whcrcnron il appearing that the defendant ha |
not had legal MOTTO" "t The ,rndencv of said suit.
was orcre sv the C"trt that thc plaintiff can
hum I" be notified thereof hy publishing the sub
>taits. part OF his ieclarat"'l. and this order in
the Caledonian. three weeks successfully. a news
paper printed ut st Iohn~hurv in SAID Con,.v. The
last Publication t" be nj least twenty DAYS rrcvou>
7" the ensuing term Of this Court {" c holden nj
ianvlllc on the first Tuesday of June, 1865. To-
which term SAID cause stands continued
GA. BURBANK. Clerk.
HATE. pltf Attorney ",.w3
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STATE OF VERMONT,


Caledonia District $.
: ! he Probate Court for the District aforesaid:
10 all persons interested in the estate of Sanuel
Chandler. late of Pcacilam in said district de-
ceased. interstate.
NEOHGE &. CHANDLER. administrator Of the
>ai estate represents - sI &c urt tha. the 81 III
deceased, IN his Uterine nn,lcr contract bind
@ IN equity. I" deed to one, Davi Iund, of Peach
am aforesaid. certain piece of lend in said Peach
am, beng that part Of lot No. 81. in the range,
winch lies north oithe H. S!lwav leading from Peach
am Garner I" Cabot excepting what was formerly
owned by Nehemiah Lee. Also. that said deceased
was Hndcra ike contract to deed to Geo II. Weeks
John ". Weeks, Charles r. Darling, A. ". Houph
ton and Henry A. IIong!lton. partners. doing bu,i
ne>, under the style and firm of A. w. Houyhtop
70 lot No. H. in The sth range oflot> in TIE town
"' victory in the County of Essex. And said ad
nn>'rtton has made application for license and
authority TO convey said lands according to the con-
tracts a!"re>ahi. pursuant 10 the provisions of the
statute in that behalf.
SAID application will hc heard and decided hv =, IA
court, at IN" Probate Office in Danyille in said dis
trlct, on the 25d LAY of Nav next. You are there
lore hereby notified to appear before said court \,
>aid tInie and place, and shew cause why said Il.
cell>e SHOULD not be granted
CHAS. 5. DANA. Judge Of Probate.
i'atcd at Danville aforesaid this 18th dav Of 4
l'''' ~ ~ ie7". 1"Sw3
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THE CALEDO OMAN.


YVHE subscriber has a Tenn, and Plownan. and
4 will p!ow gardens or do any other teamwork
required J. &. STONE.
st. Johnsburv. APRIL 25. 1855. 92sw2*
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1--WE subs 'rlcr> having formed ! Cooar.ncr>hir
inthc Blacksmith hu>ine.>. AID purchase IN.
Sh"rin Paddock Village lately "w,l-i by lame.
H. Carpenter. would >av I" the public that!hcv are
prepared t. o Ill kinds Of custom work in .hei,
profession.
Particular attention pail I" >h"cnc horses e>rc-
cialv >lch are lllhl, !" Interfere over-rcach .,
stumble. in which branch "i their business they
challenge competition.
All shooting 'onch them warranted 10 Give sat
i>iactlon. WILLIAM TAiSEI.
:. l.. TIL HHEH
ST Jnhn>il,rv Feb II 1S53 o1c.,
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n . I I(' +,

4 ~. persons havinc ursc.irI account. viii
y the subscriber. I"r medical services rentsr
81 previous "a January l. $50. are requested :.
call a' a.! ~ such accOu'. soon. hv note or ntl
crwi>c. Particular attention t. This motto. my
save cost. GO. l)ENl>HN, VI H.
I.vnGon Centre Narch u I-i5 ""o.t
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r,.t,r ,,.,.-fita-inr. AZ. with All fhrlr accom-
,,vi,,r evil I-inccr exceeded. no matter NJ" -
vrr, n-oi h.,N io',c >t:ii.alg.
Ike C:i.i".ico,. lar -uIla->''> other rti't'I'>-
lci,,,- more certain l-- expensive and le,v';- -
>y-,,l, ~, better condition. l.tall ter'>;'l d..
and obtain h:.inl'hle, ,trc, containing wi
proof from the mos c-pccfahlc sources ~ '''
..iciai results - li>t: t"cethcr NH ''''-
hic,iv experienced Ply -i;'ii-. Mhoi'a'e n-''
thcrpractice. and -ieah from then mn ol-''''
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Sheep and Cow for Sale.
NNHE subscriber has - likely vonnc Sheep for
] Salc-a buck was turned with them December
18th, Likewise Young Cow, five years old, ex-
pccted to calvc this month.
THOMAS BARTLETT.
Sutten April Is, ls55 926w2
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia County. Sc.
County Clerks Office. Danvie. April TO- 1855.
I, G. A. Burbank. Clerk of said County, do here
by certify. that have this iav canvt>>e the votes
given for County Commissioner at the late annual
March meeting IN the several towns as returned Z"
me by the Town Clerk thereof acreeablv to
the requirements of :he 2h Section of Pub. Act.
No. 81. of October Session. 1852 and find that the
whole number of votes cast was l4lS. Of which A.
+. Juevine had 93l.
Therefore. Ipur~uan: to said Statute Proclamation
is hereby made that y. f. Iulevine of South Hard
wick is duly elected County Commissioner for said
County Of Caledonia. for the Year ensuing.
u. 4. BURBANK.
Clerk aS aforesaid
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M =
T.. rr~kiam. NJ. H.. Tia. y L
Id Fleming. NJ. L.. Callanda'"a \
NH Mill. NJ. L.. Rochester. y \
by Foo,e. NJ u. Syracuse. y
Prot. dunbar. " H.. BAiiiin, re. Nd
!. G prr7ck N. u. ia.
". W Ecc>e N H.. New York tIfk-
". Prescott. ". H.. Concord. y H.
il. N.w,ara. NJ. H. Utica. y l.
Rex. & : Beard. clean clriiis-. : -
r.,rIl,r- had .ra.i> al l. e Ei>.li,N- 4 !.
and DRUGGIST. II. Jol,,>hurv. VI A."
mo>. of tie leading druggists "a ';f ~. 49,
counties. JE N.E,ur>I& Co, frorne'4>'
.ral pc,,o. 3oi Eroa,irav = \ SOL
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HARNESSES & TRUNKS
FARM HARNESSES,
EMILY HOLDEN'S ESTATE INSANE
STATE OF VERNON

i''''it lt,>tTlC',
The PROBATE Corr, for ,he District .i:,rr~..h. r.
al persons irt'rc tel il. Tie estate of .rii.v IIoI
der. an insane person. residing III Bulkc iii sad
district.
4 'HAEIE>E. NEWELL. ,inar,lian Of end Emil
" Ii"lc r. 'r,'>cn- 20 san court that his
laid ward is >'i2rl am! nrs-r.-, IN f,n IF an m
divided interest IN me HOMESTEAD of Lewis Holden
late "i said Burke. deceased interstate A. defined
r the 't'h chapter If the C"rl;,;'. S'a.u,r> an
also Of undivided interest * o,.c Of thc heirs 60,
>ad deceased. i'll the r">iduc of tie estate ii sud
nt"~'a'" ifanv r'mau>, after the pavmcn. Of TIE
debts and cxl"r,i>,.> "i >.ttlcnen'
hat the SAID Interest of h. sal warl can ro To-,
ger be made available a> a Homc-te and the sale
f her interest in sad real estate necessary and
" III II" oN'!uciVc :" her u!trr.- ~ cuncv,l tc,
in the thirty fourth section Of ch,I,cr -ix.v-u;rc
"tthc Compiled S.at'l'c> and ~ai tiuard.nY lI,,
nal application to all court Tor license and an
thortv :" sell his said wards interest in SAID real
c>tafr.' uruan. 10 the provisions Of the Statute in
that behalf.
Said application will be heard and decided lv
sid Court a. The Probate Office in Dauvilc in >ai,,
district. on The lj'h day Of MAY ncx': You are
therefore hereby notified 10 appear before said court
AZ the time and place aforesaid and object. il, Won
-" cause. I" the granting OF SAID license
CHAS. 5. DANA Judge Of Probate
Dated at Danville aforesaid. the oath day Of
April. 4. ID. 1859. gcsw3
STATE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia District. ss.
In Probate Court. holden AZ panvillc on the cath
day of April. \. u. $50
vOEL Il. FISHER, administrator of The estate
- of Lewis Holden, late of Burke. in said dis
trlrf, deceased. makes application to said court fr
license I" sell the whole of the real Of said
deceased. representing that sale ota part is nccc>-
>arv TOR the payment of The debts of said lec";>-
ed: and that a part thereof ca,not be sotf without
injury to the remainder.
Whcreupon. it is ordered b, said Court that said
application come under consideration an, he heard
on The 18th day Of May, a. ID. 300 at the Probate
Office in Danv;Ie aforesaid: and, it is further or
dered, that all persons interested. he notified hereof
10y publication Of notice Of this application and or
der thereon. three weeks successfully in the Calcn
man, printed at St Jolnsburv before said tine of
hearing. that they may appear at said time ard
place, and, If they see cause, object thereto.
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CHARLES $. DANA. Judge of Probate.
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