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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24
Washington County Convention

The Republicans of Washington County are requ est,
to meet in Convention, at the Court House Montpelier
Saturday, July 3D. at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the several County Officers
to be supported at the September election and for thu
transaction of any other necessary business.
f. PUTNAM,
ALVIN BRAILY, County
II. A HANCOCK,
, se1 aEn GRRsANDlsH, Committee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

PENNSYLVANIA PoLlTIcs VIM. Mont.
gomery has been renominated far Congress, after
desperate contest, over the Administration
Lecompton candidate. If the nomination had
been made by a caucus or convention, it is
said that Montgomery would have been beaten
but the choice was made by direct vote of the
people in their several townships, who gave hin
fifteen hundred majority over his Lecomptor
competitor.
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FIR ST II R II WI Il u WI
GRAND GOLD MEDAL AWARDED,
MannY'S MnWer and Reaner

by the u s. Agricultural Society at the great National
Trial held at SYRACUSE N. Y, 1851 and 100 first
class Premiums at different trials in the U. s. and also
Grand Gold Medal at the Worlds Fair at Paris In 1856
We do hot hesitate recommending the machine the best
In use Machines constantly on hand and for SALE with
all the latest improvements. Circulars sent to all who
wish them Free All orders promptly attended to- Ma
chimes put in operation any day that purchasers
see how they work in all kinds of grass
l.. B. SPENCER, Agent,
Windsor June, 1858.
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BOSTON MARKET,


CORRECTED THE FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
FLoUR.-Western, $4,25 80.
PoRK.-Prme, $14,OO 1850; Mess, $500 1850
Beef $13 10 Lard, II lie. Hams, 104 III.
Butter, 10 %. Cheese, a 81. Eggs, IL. Potatoes
O,60 $1oO. Apples $3.50 4,50p per bb Onions $3.50
100. Dried Apple, 9a1 10 White Beans, $l,00 200.
WooL-Saxony Fleece 10 as. American full blood SO
a 40; Half blood, 80 a SO Common, 25 a 80.
Corn, so. Oats, As 49, Rye, $0,T9 Herds Grass
Seed, $500 $50 Glover. 10 ID per b. Hops ST g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24
Middlebury Female Seminary

The Principal announces the continued engagement of
the accomplished board Of Teachers the Seminary with
whom she has been associated during the passed year.
The of instruction will have the benefit of their
experiences particular attention will be directed by Pro-
fesor Bort to vocal music and the principles of musical
composition. The advantages Of the institution will
main therefore, equally complete heretofore, and
and the terms without change.
The summer Quarter commences on Wednesday, May
10, and continues ten and half weeks Pupils not
received for less than full garter except by particular
arrangement with the Principal.
Miss AGNES GORDON, Principal and Preceptress.
Miss NJ. J. KNOWLES, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss 4. G. LAWRENCE Teacher Of Drawing and Painting
Mr.. A. Bort, Teacher of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
TurION-In ElementaryEnglish,s3 90 iHigher English
$3.50; Latin and English, $500; Piano, $1,000 Singing,
$1,000 Vocal Music Glass, $1,Oo Painting in Water Col
ors, $4,Oq in OIL $500 Drawing $500; French, $500
German, $500.
An extra charge of Is made for fires and sweep
ing.
BoARD-In Seminary Boarding House, including Room,
Lights and Washing 1925 90 per quarter-the young Ia
dies finding their towels and lamps. Fuel is provi-
ded at cost.
Bills payable at the middle Of each quarter and de-
ducton is made for temporary absence
| AGNES GORDON.
Middebury April H. 1855 12Sw3
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l-)le0.

In Moretown June 6th Jesse Thornton, Aged years.
In East Branree, May Goth, OF Brain Fever, Mary Es-
tea aged years. only daughter OF William and Lucinda
Blanchard.
Mid garlands Of flowers have lain her to rest The
FLOWER hath lain off its Earthly beauty and by angel
hands been borne to Celestial bowers. Fond parents
God hath only taken His though you will miss her at the
morning hour, at in the twilight eve her sweet
voice will while away the hour in merry song
yet in songs of praise she joins with the Angelic Chors
EsTELIA speaks you from the skies,
And waves her little hands;
Father, mother, BROTHER DEAR
Come to me-" in farer lands. NJ
In Mackinaw,, Nch JUNE 9th, Mr.. Wm.N. lamp, OF
GAINESVILLE, Wis., formerly of Vermont, his return to
thfs place, aged 2S years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

The Freeman will be printed on "Wednesday
morning during the summer.
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General Washington.

THIS superior Stock Horse Is owned by o. G. House, Of
Berlin w. is six years old this grass, and weighs 1900
pounds. The General sired by the Peck Horse, so
called, of Montpelier and his Grand-sre was the Old
Black Hawk. The Dam Of the General is woodbury.
Morgan mare weighing about 1000 pounds owned by A. K
Warren of Berlin and is of the VERY REST in
the State The Sire and the Grandsre the Dam and the
Grand Dam Of the General from the very best stock in
the State of Vermont. As for good COLOR size FORM
ton and speed General is not to be beat In this State
If any one wishes to patronze the General shall
he very happy to accommodate them my stable any
dav in the week 0. G. HOUSE, Proprietor.
Bit Is said that Ethan Allen has got in the form Of
horse Perhaps that is the ease with General Washing
ton lzoWoF
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CURTIS g. PERKINS
Wild Cherry Rifsers

DOR the cure of Bilious and Jaundice Complaints and
L general debility. They quicken the blood and give
NEW LIFE and vigor to the whole system Sold by Drug
gists generally, 1l0y1
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Granile State Health Institute,


DR VAIL would inform his friends and acquantances,
and the sick and the afflicted generally that he has
abshed his permanent residene at Hill, N. H., where
he has good accommda for such as may choose to
avail themselves Of his mode Of treatment.
All forms OF chronic diseases treated at this Insti
tute, usually with success matter how obstinate
Kind, are administered but the physiological powers Of
the system itself developed strengthened by the
proper MANAGEMENT Of food drink water, air light heat
exercise electricity &c. These will enable the body to
recover its normal, healthfu condition, when all drug
remedies have failed and from the very Of the
must fail He has hundreds Of cases to refer to, in
confirmation OF this doctrine, consisting of the patients
own testimony. The following is patients application
and description of her case:
DR.. VAIL-Dear Sir: For six years past have been
afflicted with supposed liver complaint, and chronic
throat together with various other ailments which
have defed all the remedies have thus far tried, and
they have been many. My liver is badly swollen
not lie the left side; have a cough and raise good
deal from the throat, appetite is poor and my ability
to work or take exercise very greatly diminished head
ache almost constantly At first tried patent medicines
then consulted an aopahic physician afterwards a
celebrated Botanic adviser. have consulted Dr. Ira
Warren of Boston, for my throat ament, and tried the
inhailng vapor according to his direction From Of
these have derived the least benefit Now, sir you
promise me anything from your treamen' If SO please
'' ~ '''' ELLEN LIEN H. II. iGooDEI.
Belchertown, Mass, Feb. l, 1857.
We took this young lady and placed her under the inu
ence OF physiological of treatment for several
months with complete success the following estifes
Dr. VAIL-Dear Sir: You inquire after my health. I
am glad to say that am restored. have difficulty
from my old ailments am strong and never saw the
day when | could work as do now. Myself and my
friends asonshed at my success. Your management
of my case gave relief in few weeks, and has grad
uay resulted in what may call perfect restoration.
sincerely yours,
May 1, 1858. E. II. GoODELL.
We say nvalids that the above is fair specimn Of
hundreds of applicants for treatment, though by
means OF the extreme and the result is such
as occurs in at least seven out OF every ten cases.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS. Montpelier, the 18th day
Of June, A. D. 1858.
" W. B0YCE, and NJ. ]. Boyce, Administrators on the
H. Estate OF Paul Boyce, late Of Fayston in said Dis
trct deceased, make application to said Court, with the
consent and appreciation in writing of the heirs Of said
deceased for license to sell the whole of the real
said deceased except the widows dover, but including
the reverson of the Widows DOVER representing that
said sale would be beneficial to all interested in said
tate Whereupon it ordered by said Court that said ap
plication under consideration and be heard the
18th day of july A. D. 1885, at the Probate Office in Mont
peer and It's further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication of notice of this app
cation and order thereon three weeks successfully
Green Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier, before
said time Of hearing, that they may appear said time
and place. and if they cause, object thereto.
By the Court,
Attest, HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
true copy of Record,
1870 Attest, HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT To the Hon. Supreme Court
LAMoLLE COUNTY, IS. next to be holden at Hydepark,
within and for the County of Lamolle the Sd Tuesday
in August, A. D. lS5S,-Comes Lois R. Potter of Cam
BRIDGE in said County and says that the Goth day of
July, A. d. 1S45, at Underh, in the County of Chtten-
dem in the State OF Vermont, she lawfully married
to Timothy NJ Potter, then of said Underhil, now in
parts unknown but supposed to be in the State of Cali
forna,) by j. H. Woodward minister Of the Gospel duly
authorized to soemnize marriages, and that she has
sided in Cambridge in Lamoille County State of Yer
mont, for more than one full year last past that from
that time to the present petitioner has lived in due
observance of the marriage covenant, but the said limo
thy N Potter has violated the marriage in the
manner following, to wit 1st that he has committed
adultery 3D. that the said Timothy N. Potter willfuly
deserted your petitioner in the 1882 and has
since neglected and refused to live with your petitioner
3d. has treated your petitioner with ntoerabe severity
and 4h has grossly wantonly and cruelty refused and
neglected to provide suitable maintenance for your petit
TONER he during all that time being of sufficient ability
so to o:y0ur petitioner therefore prays this Honorable
Court that the bonds of matrmony may be dissolved be-
tween her and the said Timothy N Potter and divorce
granted her. and she be restored to all her rights which
she enjoyed previous to SUCH marriage As in duty bound
your petitioner will ever pray, ...
GLEED HENDEE, Attorneys for Petitioners.
STATE OF VERMONT, Whereas it is made to appear
FRANKLIN CoUNNY, IS. othe subscribing authority that
the said belee Timothy N Potter, has been for
time past I'm the State Of California, and if there
parts unknown to the libellant said Lois R. Potter the
said bellant is hereby ordered to give notice the said
Timothy N Potter of preferrng the aforesaid libel the
term of the Supreme Court therein mentioned by publish
ing the substance of said petition and order in the Green
Mountain Freeman published at Montpelier, in the
County of Washington three weeks successfully the
Of which publication shall be six weeks before the Sd Tues
day in August A. D. 1855 and is further ordered that
when done such publication shall be deemed sufficient
tce to said belee to appear before said Supreme Court
at their term aforesaid specified in said libel to show
cause any he hath why the said prayer of the said H.
bellant should not be granted.
Given under my hand at St. Adams, in the County OF
Franklin, this 2lst day of june 1858.
100 A. Adds, Judge of Supreme Court.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

STATE OF VERMONT, | Alta Probate Court hold at
WAsNcTo~ DisTRIcT IS. the Probate Office In Montpe
A. D. 1858,
A Instrument purporlng 10 be the last win and Tes-
II tament of Jesse Thnnton late of Moleown IN said
District deceased being presented 10 the Court George
A. Thornton the Executor therein named, for Probate
is ordered by said Court that all persuns concerned
therein be notified 10 appear AT session of said Court
day If July. A. D. 1858, and shew catse, If any they
may have, ugainst the probate of said WIZ for which
purpose, Is further ordered that copy of The record Il
This order be published three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain Freeman printed at Monipelier previous
10 said time appointed for hearing.
true copy OF ree,rd
lln AIesI HARVEY LIEN Indnn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

RIRn Cages, Fancy Goods, Toys, &c &C., for sale b,
~ A. A. MEAD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court. holden
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS. at Montpelier, the 18th
dayo June, 1858.
N A. WILBUR, Administrator the Estate Of
". DANFoRp $. COLLINS, late Of Cabot, in said
District deceased makes application to said Court with
the consent and appreciation in writing of the heirs of said
deceased license to sell the whole of the real estate of
said deceased to witt about 100 of land being Lot
No GA of Chamberln's Survey, in Woodbury., except the
widows dover therein but including the reversion of the
widows dover, representing that the sale thereof would
DO beneficial to the heirs and those interested in said
estate.
Whoreupon it is ordered by said Court that said app
cation be referred to the 9th day of july A. D. 1885,
at the Probate Office in Montpelier, for hearing and de-
cson thereon and further ordered that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of
this application and order thereon three weeks
lively in the G. NJ Freeman, printed at Montpelier, be-
fore said time of hearing that they may appear at said
By the Court,
Attest, I. R. MERRILL, Register.
A true copy of Record,
Attest MERRIII. Be
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FURNISHING GOODS =!

EDW AMI UEWEY
HAS just returned from New York and Boston with
III wellselected stock Of FURNISHING GOODS such as
wanted for this market.
No. 8 State Street, April, 1858.
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Wanted Immediately!

wanted KiMIMCdlatc.y!
N every County and town of this State, Agents to sell
L Prof Kings " American Family Physician" Any
person wishing for employment, male female, flor
have known females successful in selling than those
of the other SEX have chance. students will
do well to avail themselves OF this opportunity.
N. B.The best of wages given. For further particu-
lars, address, enclosing stamp.
100 j, WESTON, NJ. D Gaysville, VT.
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ID ENNENAN'S Burlington stone Lime, fresh from tn
4 Kiln at all times on hand and for sale by
STORRS & FULLER
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E.ssnpee E.sssNA

3 Tons GrisAdstONes.
((F the best finish and quality, for sale by
" June %. STORRS 4 FULLER
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EHayimg Tools.
100 D0Z Scythes, 100 do Rakes, so Snaths. For sale
wv at manufactures prices, to the trade, by
June %. ST0RRS 4 FULLER.
3 Tons GrindsfOMes.
((F the best finish and quality, for sale by
" June %. sTORRS l. FULLER
gIiine! EIime!
D ENNEMAN'S Burlington Stone Lime, fresh from the
sTORRS 4 FULLER.
Water Cement.
For sale by sropps g. FILLER
5000 Barrels OF Flour.
TUT received, and for sale by
y June 81. sToRRs Il FULLER
300 Bushels salt.
URKS Island and Canada Just received and for sale
L low to the trade.
June 81. ST0RRS IL FULLER
5000 Bags Dairy salt.
or double extra quality, which sell to the trade
" on more favorable terms than be procured from
market.
June 81. SToRRS l. FULLER.
Nails.
O00 Kegs Eagle Nails, for sale by
LOO STORRS K FULLER
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Plain6eld Springs House,
7~7001'1'''Ot<eFVIOII
GWAPAER SPRINGS .

The public assured that no pains will he SHARED 10
make this pleasant and agreeable place OF resort.
Painfeld, VT, May 25, 1858. 1851
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Compound Extract Of Roofs
'Ehe American FreemrsOn.

''HE Masonic Publishing Association of Louisville, Ky.
the age entitled,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-24

5000 Barrels OF Flour.
TUT recieved and for sale by
d June 81. STORRC II FILLER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23
LATE FROM EUROPE.
81. Johns IN. r., June 4

81 aOnu AsNs y Suut lie
The steamship Vanderbilt, from South.
ampton on the 9th instant, arrived on Cape
Race Wednesday morning. aud threw over.
board the dispatches for the Associated
Press. They were subsequently picked up
BY the news yacht. aud arrived here about
noon to.,lay. This is the shortest space Of
time, BY about twenty hours. in which The
European news has ever been received.
The Vanderbilt brings London dates Of
the 9th. The steamship Persia arrived out
on the 9th.
Later adyices Iron India state that Gen.
Ross had defeated the rebels, who we're
making another stand at Culpcc. Nena
Sahib attempted 10 escaped TO Central India.
A detachment of Europeans aud Ghoorka.
were repulsed in the mountains.
A fearful eruption Of Mount yesuvius wa
in progress.
A French squadron was in The Ajriatic.
The French Ambassador had returned
from Spain. The insurrcctiOn in Gambia wa,
increasing.
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thing by which they can put money In their pockets
and they to choose the most popular aud WELL
known article which TO practice their vianies. II
Is amentabe fact that there also dealers in med
cines who are willing 10 lend themselves to carry out
this imposition by selling such trash genuine, because
they buy for less than half the cost Of the genu
inc article. Avoid such man as you would dealer
in counterfeit money fol he is the greater scamp Of the
two.
They have never dared to forge the written signature
Of Butts, having wholesome fear Of the State Prison
before their eyes, Be that you find the outside
wrapper the written signature Of l. BUTTS, and you
may rely on its being genuine. Buy none other
SETH w. FowLE d Co.. 1888 Washington Street,
Boston, Propreors. Sold by their agents every where
GP For sale in Hlllsborough by ]. G. Webb g. Co..
in Grcensborough by DR.. Z. !. Patrick.
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NOTICE

WILL attend at the following times and places, Il
collect the Taxes for the year s57, viz;
Al James w. Miless, on Wednesday the l4lh Of July
Cedar Grove on Thursday, the 18th,
Dr. William G. Iioberts's, on Friday the 10th,
i. w. Halls Store, on Saturday the nth,
Hillsborough, on Mondey the 9th,
Red Mountain, on Tuesday the goth,
Midway, on Wednesday the 2Isf,
John q. Douglass, on Thursday The ed,
Harris Wilkersons, on Friday the 23d,
John A. Coles's, on Saturday the 24th,
William N. Prait's Store, on Monday the 26th,
A. b. Guner's, on Tuesday the 9Th,
William Trice's, on "Wednesday the 2slh,
Chapel Hill, on Thursday the 29tl,
White Cross, on Friday the 3Oth,
Thomas Longs, on Saturday the slst,
Thomas J. Caies's on Monday the ID Of August,
Hillsborough, for Town tax, on Tuesday the 3d.
The Magistrates appointed TO take the Tax List for
the year $685. will attend al the times and places.
Punciualily is expected Of ALL
r.. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
June la. ID
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Obituary.

Died, at the Lunalic Asylum at Raleigh. on Friday
the 18th irsiant, Mr.. ANDERSON yASDEaFoRp, ii the
42l year oil bis age. The deceased was acceptable
member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church for fifteen
years, until his mind destroyed By disease. lie
passed of apparently in ct Of apoplexy.
Died. at the residence Of the Rev. J. W. Tinnin, in
Peterborough, on the l4th inst, FANNY, infant daugh-
Ter Of Col Joseph and Mary f. Thompson, aged one
month and seventeen days.
Suffer little children to unto me, and forbid
them not, for u suyh Is the kingdom Of heaven.
Communicated.
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ouR RELArIoNs wIrn ENGLAND.

The steam yacht Syren, from Bermuda,
has arrived II New York, bringing dispatches
from Admiral Sir Houston Stewart 10 II. IS.
NJ. Minister, Lord Napier. The bearer.
Arthur Richardson, Esq, an officer Of the
Admiral's flag ship, after reporting himself
to the British Consul, took his departure for
Washington on Monday evening. The New
York Express PROCESSES TO give the substance
Of the dispatches referred to, as follows:
I'VE understand that the dispatches which
Lieut.. Richardson brings. are IN reply TO the
communication sent by Lord Napier some
time since 10 Sir Houston stewart, in regard
TO the proceedings Of the "Styx' and
: Buzzard." In these dispatches the Ad-
miral informs his I.ordship, that the proceed
ings of the steamers and gan-boats 10 board.
ing American vessels are entirely unauthor.
lied BY any orders cmanating from him. and
that before he received his Lordship's com
municatiUn setting forth the state Of public
feeling in the United States in regard TO The
violation Of the American flag, and the action
taken by Government and Congress thereon
lie had sent out the steamer Devastation, witt
orders 10 overhaul the Styx aud Buzzard, and
put stop 10 their unwarrantable action. liz
assures Lord Napier, and through him th,
American Government, that he has taken
and will continue 20 take, every step neces
sary 10 prevent further visitation Of hmcri
can vessels b, British cruisers, aud 10 ALA,
all ill.feeling that may have arisen from III
considered conduct Of iDprudenf differs. Tn
Admiral concludes his despatch by the init
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nation that the outragesy are at an end,
and that he will have the pleasure of shortly
communicating more in detail with his Lord
ship, as he viii, within few days. be at
Halifax"
The Express adds: We understand that
it was the intention of Sir Houston Stewart
to sail from Bermuda with his flag ship on or
about the 18th inst, whence it is to be in
ferred that he had no apprehension of
any possible collision between the vessels
of the American fleet and those Of the Eng
lish Squadron. Lieut.. Richardson, after de-
lyering his dispatches to Lord Napier, will
repair to Halifax, to await the arrival Of the
Admiral. The steam-yacht Syren will coal.
and return to Bermuda to-day (Monday) or
Tuesday"
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III a IL Il I Z ID.

On Wednesday morning the 9th instant, at St.
Matthews Church in this place, by the Rev. NJ. A.
Curtis, Thomas RuFrIs, Esq, Of Aamance, Solicitor
for the Fourth Judicial District 10 Miss MARY e. CAIN,
daughter Of the late William Cain, Esq.
In this county, on Thursday the nth instant, by d.
q. Hopkins, Esq, Mr.. JEFFERSON RlEY to Miss ELIZA
Pool, daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Pool. all Of this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-23

II An persons indebted TO the said Joseph s. Holt
arc requested 10 make immediate payment 20 me ani
al persons having claims against the said Joseph :.
Holt are requested 10 Gle statement % HE same with
me on o. leloe the day Of ssle al Graham on the lJh
o 'ay THOMAS WEBB, Trustee, &c.
June ~. Is