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A. KERR Co,

a. KERR s. CO.,
IMP, RTERs OF
HAVANA CIGARS, WINES, BRANDlES,6c.
lust received by Scotland and Cumberland
y large stock al goods. Among which arc:
500 900 Cigars, 6ne brands,
100 baskets Champagne Wine;
5Oboxss hne Port;
81 boxes fine sherry
co casks fne BEandres
a5 boxes Calhoun WHISKY
10 boxes Sardiues,
90 bills hne old Bourbon Whisky;
100 cases Brand , in bolt
Also Tue assortment Of Fruits Craeknal Biscuits, Nuts
81 An kinds ne stock Of Chewing snd Smoking Tobacco,
Plpes Of all kinds, and tsag that is kept line,
which we will sell at the lOwcst price lor cash.
An those owing viii please cell snd pay, must have
money, and fGT.her indulgence we cannot ave.
Trras-tf A. KERR & 60. 81 CedarEt
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JASPER com ~ ACADEnY LOTTERY.

( Lass IS, "a be drawn Al C0NcEET Hall, Macon Ga,
- under he sworn Superntrndenes Of Col. Go n. Ii
gan and W Z. Anderson, ksq.s o. SATURDAY, NAKCh
IS, ls57.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
$4,000 UMBERS-PFizes Payable Yithour
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d ILUInNT u IT n , ALIIIIIE-
NWB VIII sell ra8rinary bargain casn I'm 81 ia
W ing aud Gardening L0s 20 EIsvsn Acres. n Az sz-
NJ neighborhOod and goud turnpike and ore o dc
hneaI Springs in the e1unty. ]. L a B.Ng. BsoWN
mlTch2O-d2w 4fis CharrV .frarL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27
Partisan Millinery Bazaar.


I'VE would respectfully inform the ladies Of Nashville and
" vicinity, that We will open Monday. the gth oui
hrteeuh regular opening day. the largest
any reai establishment; nbining every and novel
desgo from Paris, LOnd and Eastern CITES OF our own
imTOtJoa. Oar stock is store aid CONSISTS in part Of
lvUO eh imported sly les OF Fancy Bonnet;
100 Cases Of Rich Paris, Hair and Sugal Blond,
- Cases English straw and other plan sy o.;
Fats;
dozen Imported Imperial CHIP Borpets;
35 Bxes Paris Flowers for BoHnss, Parties and Bridal o.
casiUns;
97e Canton Rich Ribbons, Of every new style;
90 dozen Hoop Skirts; Misses and Childrsus ditto;
40 r." Paris and Spanish Fans; 200 boxes Rushzs;
- " Pgrssofs stqualiries
HkeWisa fine STOCK OF Embroderies consisting OF Rich
Mslues 80 Lace Jacunst Worked Musiin Molrnng
Sets, Sleeves, o every descrippu, Coisrs, e.c Rich
baca Buga ColaIs, Mantillls # Eugih fnd C aunula
LaUs Rich Paris Enbra red Hand F-trcbefs Trimming
Bug sgd Rich Paris Blond Laces lne line Ol Pads Md
and Kid Gloves Elastic Belts Fine ADD Medium Cabbas and
Port Mohies ne stock OF Combs ard Fancy Articles h
The let, 10 dOz. Rich NOhsiF Cape and Head Dresses
wIh general sss1ument uf useful, fancy, Ornamental
Head DR. tsss and Variety Goods.
VI ust % receive cent? Of the patronage SO b
era E extended 10 Us r the past thirteen year, not
De by any esiablshmrn ia the city. We shalt en-
deavoE by Poe attention, punctualit and honesty pur.
pose, 20 mert continuance Of the liberal a'ronaga
r. WISE, ageuJ,
No IS, Union Street, next dOortl state Bank
? BOnnets tlUachd and shape altered superior s,Ie
y. B.-Coun'ry Merchants and ii!ners supplied on as
reasonable terms purchasing small bill goods East
VOC may depend on getting Fashionable Bonnet
house -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CyTORAGR, FORWARDING AND CsMMIssION MIR
y (eKeiusive No. II Third street, between Main
and River, louisville. Ky.
Every kind Of Produce, and every description Of msnuc-
tuEsd articles sold consignment The highest market
Fats prompt made. Particular paid
to Forwarding Nero handi.e, Live stock, &c.
All goOdaBsrket my will BE- forwarded with dis
patch have imperative rule direct shipments
taking store, thereby saving shippers
syage srOrvEs &c Ny facility stongis surpassed
10 The city the house yey large and cOnmodeus and
she river.
Refer % Robinson Bro John Miller Louisville; Rev.
J. 81. Curtis, Hcpkinsville; T. Cartwright Memphis Tenn
Col L. S.Ee Indianapolis; 8. Il. Pstes0n, JedersOnylo
IA; bon S 81. Bally, Richmond, Va. ifsb27-dly.
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QY Lady fully qualidsd 10 teach Frsnch Muzs nrd a
- kngi branches, staalion Teacher GoVsrueI
On Family On the ctlY country 20 the location hca1
ms bet % reisrsucea gwen. Please address p
box IS, Post Odice Macon. Ca. rfanff-ftf
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leaqus on !. RacheI;s Marseillaise. !
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HOO NegPOes HN0nto

THE undersgnsd VII pay lho cash Tor ore hanrst iksiy
young Negroes delivered ia 3heir Sale House
No is Cear street. Nashville. Tcnn ThsF s baari- Ne
gross and sci for other persons COMMISSION ana SD keep
large number hand for al tme8, and win be-
spo1sbe Negroes ef. H their charge, and M reg
ua Aucton sass Of Negroes every saruEDsr M11EsG
% O'cinck. Gail and see.
nOvtp-Iy jams a. HAHElEON
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FINE QUEENSWARE.
and Bohemian

tUEs y ar Or - 4-8ss-
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, sumner street,
"A South Nashville, 10 X Winsion's, tsininz
good rooms uve Of ksen, servants and
holse. also szble and raFFiags house. Apply 70
maI25-tf nRANSFuRU. McWHItIER @ co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-01
CARD TO THE LADIES DIR Dt--

N PONCO's FRENCH PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS,
lnae in removing stoppages irregularities Of the
SEES These Pills nothing new, but have been used by the
Doctors for many years, both in France and America with
unparalleled in every and he is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used the to make the Pills Public,
for the alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities Of
whatever nature well To prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit increase Of family
Pregnant females those surprising themselves
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
preor responsibility after the above admonition
although their mlness would prevent mischief to health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and explicit d-
rections accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
sid Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for atcboro VI Sold also by Druggists everywhere
Or Ladies by enclosing him ST. To Braeboo Post ONCE
have the FILLS (coniidcnay) by mail Re.
member aud ask for DR.. DuPonc0s Golden P. Signature
ach box.
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Home Testimony in fuvor of DIR. Graves
Uygcinn Alternative Syrup.

IUWNo1IEND' ~ JULi To- I0JI'
III GATES & co. II feel 1t DUE " state the follow
ing the public. troubled with the scroua for
twenty years During that time paid hundred dol
lars for medical services and various kinds of medicines but
got kind Of relief Two years ago advised to try
Dr. Graves Hygeian AterdtiUe Syrup. accordingly did
try It, The effect of the first bottle encouraged me took
second bottle of the Syrup and experienced decided ben
eft it, continued 1t for several weeks and
strange II may seem, felt it had wrought complete
change In system 1t had purified my blood regulated
nv digestive organs and totally cured me Of the Scrofd
MY dsease has returned to this day would recon-
mend this remedy every troubled with inpuriy Of the
blood Yours truly, OXEN BOfNTON.
A. II. GATES CO.. PRoPRiEroRs WOODSTOCK VT.
n Agents J.. Burr, Foster & Co No. Cornh Boston,
Wholesale Agents. Kemp Boynton, Townshend Sawyer
& Smith, Newfane Howe & sherman, Wliamsvile; b. d.
Perry East Dover; j. G. Higgins, Wardsboro; Sawyer x
Fits, West Townshend C. IL. Pierce, jamaica and by
Druggists generally. 291y
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-01

Charles London Cordial GIns
AN UNEQUALLED STIMULANT DIURETIC AND TON
&c SyGoRAsT, and AGREEABLE AROMATIC SANITARY BEyER-
beg call the attention of Southern
chants to the superior merits of this exquisite cordial
1t Is pure extract Of the Italian Juniper Berry, distilled
from very Of English grain under he surveillance
the British Exercise Laws, and has been by the
medical faculty Of Great Britain and the United States he
the best and the safest alcoholic stnuan offered to the
public
used with great in Of DYSPEPSIA GoUr
RHErNATsM DROPsY, GRAVEL, Colo, CHOLERA FEVER AND
AGrE STRUCTURE DISEASES or THE URINARY ORGANS EPLEP-
ST, &c.
also delicious beverage, and by its peculiar fla
vor $50 different from other ginss universally esteemed by all
who use it,
The following, among thousands Of similar kind is from
SO reliable and valuable source, that we give place
NEw-YoRK, Sept. y, 1855.
To Col. f.. c. CuARIEs;-MY DEAR sIR-Under some cir
cumsances recommend Holland Gin medicine. As
yours contains much larger quantity Of Juniper, think II
Is preferable article. Ii THE KIND
HAVE VALESTINE MoTT NJ ID.
~ Beware of poisonous mixtures manufactured in mta-
ton, and sold as LONDON CORDIAL GIsl!
The records Of the Custom Houses the cities of New York
Boston and Philadelphia show that CHARLES IoNpoN CoRnl
Gs is the only London Gin really imported and sold in
bottles recent controversy In the New York papers has
demonstrated that up to that date, to wit, beginning
November last the only importation Of London Cordial Gin
made except by ourselves has been pipes imported
in 1850 On me credit Of these pipes chich poui hi
only felo hundred bottles, hundred thousand
Dozen Of norious mature, called "London Cordial
dn hduo been spread all This Continent and sold
COST ~ per cent beow the cost Of importation nj London
Cofa,a Gi ny one concernj rhiis another, who repre-
senfhemsehes agents for "BOOth SGdgoick Of London
Whoie South and West rth their so-caiied LosDoN GIS
Ihe genuine CAhLIs LONDON GIN Is for sale In quarts
one dolh anu ps at 90 cents by all druggists and Grocers
BE sure that, though N led "OSDoS CoRDAL Gsn 1t is alb
soluey CHARLES 10 escape adulterated and posonou.
mixtures 1t does suffice that article be labeled LONDON
CORDIAL GNj but be certain il CHARLES None other 4
genuine. For sale by the Importer and Proprietor
EDMUND c. CHARLES,
No. 40 broadway, New-York.
For sale in Bratteboro by JOSEPH CLARK, and J. W
lloIT0N 6mi2
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WESTMINSTER SEMINARY, VT

l.. T. WARD, A. NJ, Principal;
Mrs. Il. H. WARD, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches
$ l.. LEACH. Teacher IT Music;
LORIN SCIlNELL, Native of Germany
Teacher Of German Language and Assistant Teachers
Lcatd the bank Of the Connecticut between Believe Falls
and l'ratteboro, opposite walpole, n. H.
The neat Fall Winter and Spring Terms OF IL weeks each
begin he last Wednesday Of August November and February
respectively.
The nuccmets parents and seleucating students
patroiIze this school
ls Its permanent aud experienced Board of Teachers
the head Of which is L. Y. Ward having occupied his pres
position for forty consecutive terms The other teachers
have been connected with the school for Of years
III. The location and influence the place Situated near
Wapoe Depot y. H., Cheshire Railroad from kecne
Bellows Falls also Westminster Depot the Valley
Railroad from Brattlcboro Bellows Falls, farming vii
age entirely destitute u public places gives inducenent To
habits u regularity aud study.
3D. It's class scholars No primary department is ad
mtted. The pupils most of them Teachers.
Srtyseren Of the last Catalogue engaged teachers
Of schools during the winter. Full classes fitting for Col
lege and large numbers studying Practical Sur and
Higher Mathematics.
18th. The Economy Of the School. Convenient houses
and held and frequently rented TO those who
may wish To reside In the village year for schooling
their chldren also beautiful rooms entirely furnished and
carpete, II desired, held in private families at very
reasonable rate for young ladies, who be willing to dc
their work. Ladies' distance well hand
have provisions and Of seq boarding. thus frn
shd throughout at their small portion OF the usual
expense Of attending SCHOOL, also in the Seminary ample
prepared for forty young for self boarding
to a desired.
Board with Incdentas is also furnished at the Boarding
House private families families Of the teachers
low rate as any other school.
9th. The superior chance Of q complete in the Or
ndnenai Branches, in Thorough BASS and Piano Music
in the German Language under Native Teacher and In drill
Of teachers Of schools The Principal will deliver full course
Of Lectures before the Teachers Glass during the FALL upon
the Elements OF the Common Branches. For Inquiries Ad
mission, Rooms, Board, &c, address must be made
Prof l.. Y. WARD.
Westminster, Vt, July llth, 1857. 1855
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Who troubled with liver complaint Jaundce, or Dyspep
sia will read the advertisement in another column Of Dr. SAN
FoRDs SyIGogirut, and then do we have doneget bot
tie should many sicky, hafdcad, despairne
people meet at almost every corner for there
never n remedy of which much said, and that per-
forms nearly what its prOprictors say will do II
highly recommended that could not fail to try it,
and trial has convinced us, without doubt, that the
family medicine in We take It for Headache Sour
Stomach Bousness, and any OF the little bodily ills that are
common and does produce pleasant state feeling To the
sick what Is better, after using few times, these little
ills less and less and there is prospect Of being entire
y free from them by continuance in the Of the lNyGo
RAruR. (See ADVERTISEMENT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-01

1t has been said of old'this is world Of wonderland
to the observer is daily something and wonder
full both in nature and Men of genius and skill
constantly engaged in seeking out that which become
valuable to the public and living emblem to scientihcs,
and from all these wonders which have been brought before
the world and particularly medical Faculty, there has
been nothing Perry Davis Pain Killer which
is the valuable family icine in use for many
internal and external complaints that flesh is heir to. To
convince you Of the ct you have but to call at the drug
store, where you get bottlefrom rs cents to 81
Tennessee Organ.
The PAIN KILLER-As of removing pain from the
body medicine has acquired reputation equal to
Perry Davis Pain Killer The sale of this article has exceed
ed all belief But has real merit and that is sufficient,
Newport y Couington (Ky) Ners.
Sold by JOSEPH CLARK, Bratteboro. 1890
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.s
DEATHS s..

In this village July 9th, MILIA A. STREETEH, daugh-
Of the late James Sreeer aged 10 years. months and
Ii DAYS.
In Halifax, Green River July 49, OLIVE wife Of MIR Luth-
Richardson, aged "a years.
In Wlliamsvlle, July %, MIR 0RRlN ELIJAH MITCHELL
aged - years lie had relatives IN this place but
brought up by MIR. Dickinson, and regarded by the fam
ny and brother His parents supposed to be ly-
ing, aud when last heard FROM Massachusetts and
New Hampshire. They have been written to by the friends
here, but not heard from This notice may reach them and
may be consolation to learn that his every cared
for that he died in peace, and committed to the grave with
much affection by his afflicted friends.
~ Papers In Mass. and New Iampsire requested to
copy the above. Con-.
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N1oruERs, MOTHERS. MOTHERS!

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN. = DON'T FAIL TO
procure Mrs wnows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing 1t has equal Earth. No mother who has ever
tried Mrs winsows SOOTHING syrup for Children will ever
consent to let her child pass through the distressing and
critical period eething without the aid of this invaluable
preparation If life aud health be es ated By dollars
and cents, II is worth its weight in gold.
Millions of Bottles Mrs Wnsows SOOTHING SYRUP,
sold every year the United States 1t H. old and we'll
tried remedy. Price only % bottle The genuine
each outside wrapper. 15-ly
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MARRIAG s.

In this village by Rev Geo. r. Tyler, july 2sth. CLARK
JACOBS, Esq, and Miss FANNY W. sTEBBlNs, both oil
BrattehOro.
In this village ut the Brattcboro House. July 30t by Rev
q. II Deere, MIR CIIAUNCY TURNER Of Greenfield, Ms
and Miss MAGGIE u. sIMONDS Of Mortified, Ms.
In Vernon, by Cyrus Washburn Esq, May 10Th, Mr. Ed
WARD c. BLANCHARD, NJ lIinsdac, n H., and Miss
AMANDA STDCKWELL Of Boston Mass By the same june
13t Mr.. j. REED Of Norhfci, Ms. and Miss REBECCA
A. FARRINGrON, Of Monsoon, Ms Aud 10y the same, July
18th Mr.. STEPHEN ABBOTT Of Sunderland, Ms and Miss
ALICE j. LEONAKD, Of Mnlerbnry, Conn.
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Fsss.5s55sE.Es CANAL RAILROAD.

FssFs5in5Essfs CANAL RAILROAD. Summer
sssszssa.-.a arrangement commencing Monday Nh -,
-As---eA- 1851 Trains will run daily, Sunday cy-
eepted) as follows
ping all stations II 20, A. NJ, tor arrival Of NJ
Express Train from New York for Northampton stoppuet
all stations AIS p. NJ Tor arrival of 220 p NJ Tir
from New York. for Northampton, stopping all stations
Leave NORTHAMPTON at 800 A. for New avcu stop
ping at all stations connecting at New Haven with 5
81. Train for New York.
H. AM, for New Haven, stopping all stations con-
Meeting at New Haven with 40 p Train for New York
5O0p. NJ for New Haven, stopping at all stations o1-
meeting New Haven with p NJ Express Train for New
York.
Leave CoLLINsyILIE at ! 15 A. NJ. and 30 P NJ
Returning, leave Planve at % p. NJ and $40 p. VI.
Daily Lines Of Stages from Cheshire to Waterbury.
and from Collinsyle New Hartford and Wnstc and
from Northampton Florence. IIaydenvle WILLIAMSBURG
Amherst and Hadley. p. DENNIS, General Al GENT
New Haven, May, 81, 1851
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Burmctrs Oriental Tooth wash.

~ THIS Elixir for the Teeth and Gums combines In
concentrated form the most desirable cleansing and astrn
gent properties the time II contains nothing whirh
possibly njurc the sensitive and delicate organza-
ton.
IL arrests decay Of the teeth
IL cures canker In the mouth.
IL Is unsurpassed n gargle.
IL acts a detergent after smoking.
1t renders the gums hard and healthy.
IL ncutrazes the Offensive sccretons OF the meath.
II imparts to the breath fragrance peculiarly aromatic
and pleasant.
has received the sanction and patronage Of the most
eminent of the Deutal and Medical Faculty
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett Co, fremont Street
Boston. For sale by all DRUGGISTS at Zoe. perbotte 2S
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L + l. A y ID S + VI | y A RY
~ TOWNSHEND, VT.

u u. Smllh A. VI, Principal.
WM. II. RUGG Assistant Teacher.
J. LOWELL VI. D., Lecturer.
FRANK EMERSON Teacher II Penmanslp.
Mas NJ H. SMITH, Prtceptress and Teacher Of French
Miss NJ T.. MAND1N, Teacher Of Music.
Miss \. NJ WALLER, Teacher Of the Ornamental Branches
The FALL TERN will begin Wednesday, Aug Goth. The
following the advantages offered by this lnstituonst
1t is beautifully located in healthy retired village and
people noted for their morality and hospitality IL 1t in
hourishng condition. and under the Of ahurious and
thorough teachers who seek to parental supervision
their pupils.
81 Lectures given weekly various important subjects,
with full and complete apparatus mostly for giving IL
Illustrations.
4h thorough training given teachers in the teachers
class without extra charge.
9TH The for tuition have been raised aud
lower than Mt other academies in this vicinity Board IN the
Boarding House in private families quite low else
where Very many economic by boarding in clubs by
scfboarng to whom every desired encourasemen and ia
clity is afforded.
9th This school has been noted for its good instruction
Music and in the various Ornamental Branches. 1t will be
the aim Of the teachers in these departments sustain fully
this welearned reputation For further particulars, address
the Principal. CHARLES CLARK, Secretary.
Townshend July IS 1857. 3w3l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-01

BOSTON, JULY 8, 1851
Enthusiastically to your SUGGESTION 1t gives me
pleasure to state that five weeks ago, purchased two
bottles of your Orygenated Bers and commenced using
the according directions and experienced the hspp
est effects
had been troubled with dyspepsia about three years
During the and at times Obliged to give up
all attention to bufiness and although had the advice Of
many good physicians confined for six weeks to the
house, and continued to grow WORSE until took your msd
cine almost cured of every disagrecable symptom
and able to do business usual
The whole credit of my restoration to health due to the
OryJendted Bitters. Your obedient servant
ABNER SMITH, Central Square, East Boston
SETH W. FowLB & Co.. 1885 Washington Street, Boston
Proprieors. Sold by their agents everywhere. 293C
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g T TIE o + YER NJ o Y Z
~ WfSDHAN, Ssh CHANcRRY.

Charles ID. Read Henry G. Phillips,
Lorenzo Bills, Ira =. Field, John Smith and
others.
the 2sth day Of July 1857 Charles D. Read Of
Jamaica said County filed in the Office Of the Clerk the
Court Chanccry for said County his Petition against Henry
C. Phillips Of Egn, and Lorenzo Bills Of Genesee IN the State
Of Illinois, Ira $ Field and John Smith u Mortified, in Min
nesota Territory Pny 1arrows Of Springfield in the County
Windsor and Samuel Smith Daniel Chase Of Janaca
Aforesaid, setting forth that the said Henry c. Phillips the
goth day Of December A. d. 1852 Morgaged Austin
Read Of said Jamaica, certain piece o land situated in ia
maca, aforesaid beginning the North East Of the
tecye Unon then Westerly the north side Of said Store to
land Of Amos Temple then said Temples land to the oah
then Eastwardy said Road far include Stairs
attached to the East side Of said Store then Westerly to the
place Of beginning subject to annual Rent Of thirty three
payable the Selecmen Of said jamaica conditioned
for the payment Of two prDmsoy Of $500 EACH
payable and the other in four years from said
date to said Austin C. Read be with interest annually
that March 23d 1851 said Austin G. Read assigned the
Petitioner said last mentioned note, aud said Mortgage said
being then and still due and unpahat subsequent
said Mortgage, and subject thereto the other defendants
have acquired IL title said morgagei premises
through the said defendant Henry c. Plps-and praying
that the Equity Of Redemption Of all the defendants in the
premises may be orecosedwhch Petition made
bile Term OF the Court Of Chancery be held
Newfane ia Aforesaid County Of Wndham the Third Tues
day of September A. D. 1857.
Wheeupon appearing to the Chancellor that the said de-
PENDANTS Henry c. Phillips, Lorenzo Bills Ira s. Field and
John Smith reside without this State, that the common and
ordinary process Of this Court he served upon them
therefore ordered that the petitioner the
OF this said petition this order he published three
weeks successfully IN the Vermont Phoenix printed
eboro said Wndham County, the last publication 10 be
thirty days previous said next September Term of
said Court which publication will be deemed sufficient notice
said nonresident defendants to appear and make
said Petition II. TYLER Clerk.
Br1IER X KNowLToS !
Solicitors Of Petition.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We the subscribers having been appointed BY tn Hon the
Probate Court for the District u Marlboro, Commissioners t.
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons against the Estate II GARDNER SMITH, late Of
warlsboro deceased and also all claims exhibited in offset
hcretnand six months from the Sh day Of july 1851 he
allowed for that purpose therefore hereby give notice
that will the business II said appointment
the late dwelling house Of the deceased the second Wcne
day september from O'Clock A. NJ. to O'Clock r.
a ~ ia, tp t.sia,o-.
DANIEL READ. No"NNAs'''S
Warlsboro July 18th, 1857. 1881