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STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS COUNTY IS.
SAMUEL :. NESOs
rs
DAVID WRIGHT wALLINGPORD.

DAVID WRIGHT WALLINGPORD.
0rIsoRs COMFY Curt December T,,7a, 1857.
FENlllS is an action Of Book Account in which
N Samuel y. Eeson. Of Lynn, in he County 81
Essex and Safe Of Massachusetts, l. plaiHti, and
David W. Wailineinrd Of Siansiead, ia the Poo
vince Vi Canada East, is deiendent. sud in which
the plaintiff demands the sum Of four hundred
dollars to balance book accounts between tie
parties.
This action having been dnly entered in the
Orleans County Court at this l,r-seu. December
Term thereof. A. d. 1867 ard i appearing to said
Court tina, The said deieudent lives without tie
State, So thlt the usual process Of summons can
not be served upon him. aui thar upon the writ
IN this action ihe property Il said dsieudent has
been attached within this State.
Therefore, the Court do hereby or,ier that the
substance Of said aciion togeiher pith this order.
be published three weeks suceessivelv 10 the Or
leans Independent Standard. = paper published
az lrasourgh, 10 said Orleans County. sire lat 81
~hIch puhiieaiion TO be ~ least twstty "a IS
prior 70 the next stHied Term Of said Court, 20 bs
begun sud held Al i-ssburzh. Ia ard for saii or,
leans County, On tie am Tuesday 10 Inue, a. D
1858, which shalt be deemed sufficient ugfiee
20 the snid David ". N.llBaflrl 70 appeaf a
said last mentioned Term 81 .aid Court aaa an'
swer % ssid acsioH
AogMAN W. BINGHAM. cisrk
). 7. SHEAFE, Ati0rMsy foF FiatEt.g.
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STATE or VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, SIS.

DISTRICT OF ORL EANS, SIS,
At Probate Court held at Irasbutgh,
within and for the District aforesaid
on the 10Th day OF March, \. d. 1888 ::
Horace PItRCE, Administrator de
JoHiS non, on the Estate of SYLVES-
TER d. kIMBALL. late of Barton,
deceased, presented his petition in writ
ing setting forth that decedent died seized
of certain real estate in Barton, to wit
part of Lot No 6, in the Sd Range "
ing the westerly side of Barton River,
aud noriherly of Great Brook, 80 call
ed,) supposed TO contain sixty acres
Also, about one halt acre of Lot No. I,
in the Sd Range - Being the farm
owned and occupied by said decedent at
his death. and further setting forth that a
sale of a part of said real estate is neces-
sary to pay the debts, and charges against
said estate, and that said estate is so stu
ated that Il sale OF part would he great
injury TO the same, and would depreciate
the value Of the remainder thereby
damaging the parties interested therein
and said Administrator prays for llcence
to sell the whole of said real estate, for
the purpose Of paying the debts of de-
cedent, and that the residue of the pro-
ceeds may be put upon interest, or in
| vested in stocks or in other real estate
| for the benefit of whom it may conccrn
and said Administrator has also filed III
said Court the assent of the heirs, and o.
the guardians Of the mil or heirs TO saiC
sale.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court, thu
public notice be given to all persons cor.
cerned therein, to appear before saic
court at a session thereof, to be held al
said Ira>burgh, on the 1st day Of April
1858, that they may give bonds for the
pay ment Of the debts and be heard il
the matter of the administrators account
and show cause why license should no
be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three
weeks successfully in the Orleans In
dependant Standard newspaper printet
a. Irasbureh in this State, the last o
winch publications. shall be before IL,
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under rny hand at the Probate
office in Ira>burgIi, this 10th day o
March, A. d. 1888.
ll:3w NJ. CARPENTER, Jadge.
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Marriage CT the Princess Royal.
S ECR ETS d. S c LO 5 ED.
c0N q UTTK som.

WHILE many are offering recipes for sale st
w the rate of S per doz-, ! will forward
the celebrated Honey Recipe, to make honey as
good as bee, at cents per pound, Recipe for
Washing Compounds. : different lnks, several OF
the best Hair Tonics. Perfumes, Clements. Starch
Polish. Champagne Cider, Secret Art Of C'icHing
Ssh. Oin,ments, Backing Liquids, Oils, Ez'racts
&c. They are a selected lot Of the most useful,
about 80 in number. | will sell them for fifty
ce.i. or II red stamps per sheet, containing the
whole. ard yyiil give each purchasers fine Gold
Pen sncb ~ sell for 81 90 eyerywhere | make
III. offer in or,ler to sell my Pens. aill sell iha
Peus above for 81 per doz. send IN the orders.
viii send single pen for 10 stamps. t85 certs.1
Refer 20 myself and purchasers. Address,
l. NEWMAN, Orange, n. Il,
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STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS
GEORGE JONES,


DAVID WRIGHT WALLINGFORD.
Orleans Colfnty Curt, December Term, 4. d 1857
w AEREAS, George Jones Of Cambridge, in
w the County OF Mildlesex. and Commons
wealth Of Massachusetts, plaintiff has COM
mehcod his proper action of assumpsit against
David Wright Walinginrd Of Stanstead. in the
Province Of Canada East, dsien lent, demanding
three hundred dollars. and properly Of Glis said
defcndent having been thcreupon attached with
in this State. and the said aciion having been
dnIy entered in the Orleans County Court ut this
present December Term thereof. A. y. 1857, and
il Appearing that the said derIi en- resides with
out tie State hat the usual notice cannot be
served uEon hu..
Therefore, the Court do hereby order that the
substance Of said action, together with this order
he published three weeks successfully In The Or
leans Independent Standard, paper published at
lrashur-h, in said Orleans County, tie hast OF
which publication to lie at least twenty day
prior 10 the next stated Term of said Court 10
be begun and held AZ IraSburg, in and for sn q
Orleans County on the 4th Tuesday in June. A.
b. 1885, which shall he deemed "a sufficient no
lice TO said David W. Wa3ngCord 10 appear at
said last mentioned Term Of SAL Court ard an I.
swer TO said action.
NORMAN w. BINGHAM Clerk.
n. TSHEAFE, attorney Ter PiaiabG. Iva
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STATE or VERMONT,

ORLEANS pIsThigf, -.
A r a Probate corrt held at lrasbureh, within
" and for tie street aforesaid, on the 18th DAY
Of March. A. d. ls5s
An Instrument pHrpnrting 10 be the last y N
and Tezt-mrHf ~ Lyman Gaze, tate Of CnTent
try IN said district deceased vas presented 70 the
cnGrt here for proJa'e by Benjamin W. Case 81
Coventry aforesaid the Executor therein named
Therefore, Il j. or!eret oy said Court, that
public notice be given 10 aii persoHS concerned
therein. tD appsar before sad cont nt season
thereof 70 Je held n y. n frast's Ofier. 70
Coventry. on the 29ih Day ~ March A. y. is5-i
~ 10 O'Clock :. u and contest lIe Vr.Aate Of
sai " ~ ana il q lar her ordered ihnl this or
der be published three weeks sareFssiveiy "a the
orleans Independent stnniaId. Heaspsfsf
priEfsd IT lrasburgh. iu thts state, the lest Of
which shs'i be previous % Tie day assisa-d, as
Aforesaid CIR hearing.
Given under nv hand At the Probate 0aiee, ~
lfasburgh this sih day OF Asrgh, A. y 1888.
Iiu3 81. carr ESfER. Jades.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT o. oILEASs, IS.


Al a Probate Cont holden ut irnsburgh With.
/ u ia and TOR the DISTRICT aforesaid, N tie 81
dag Of March. A. D ih5s.
An Instrument purportn 10 BE- the last win
aud Testament 0i llirau Moore, late of Albany,
"a said district, deceased, was presented 20 ths
Court here To- probate, by Converse Rowc!l Of
Of AihAHy, the Executor therein usmea.
1herelufe i u ordered hy said eonr, that
public notice be given Ia al I'e~-enr concerned
therein, 10 appear hcftre said eodft ~ session
thereof. n be bod At irssburgli GA iae 81 day
~ April. a. D. 1858, AMI cun'e-' tbf probate
~ sail VIII, aud IL b fur. ordered that tliis
r-sirf be pa.;siei fhre1 weeks snecss,,ss'y N
the Orleans infrpen dent Spndar,i, A newspaper
prittsi 81 lra-buTgh Il this state, the ia4- u
wck shall be preyio a. 10 the day assigned, As
sft-s sad ipr he triag
Given under tny baud ~ tie Probate Office, af
lFasbureh. this 5i isy uf March &. -. 1855.
f0ws 81 CARPENTER. Jsigs.
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MARRIED..

In Barton, on the 18th ult.. by Rev.
E. d. Hopkins, Mr.. Francis ID. ellis
OF Mt. Sterling. H.. to Miss Frances Il.
Wilson of Sutton, Vt.
In Greensboro, on the Sd inst, BY
Rev. GAVIN Campbell. Mr. John Taylor,
and Miss Mary Garven. both of Greens
boro'.
In North Troy, on the Sd inst, by
Rev. n. Ward, Mr.. Adoniram j. Keith
10 Miss Elizabeth Shattuck, both of Troy
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STATE OF VERMONT,

uNtIANs UIhINIII- =
y Probate Court iuIdCn Mt lrasburph. within
land for said district, the l0th day Of March,
4 ID lh5S.
John f. Morrill,, Executor nf the last VIII and
Testament OF Avery v llisms, ate u lie b., IN
said district. daceased presents his admnis,u-
ton account for settlement:
Whereupon j. Is nrfered that the same be re-
ferred 10 the 2th dnv 81 April, 1855. n the Inn Of
Joseph bates "a ia Derby, for examination am
allowance: and that hli colcerued be notified
hereof b. the publication Of this order ~ the Or
leans iuGcpenden, STANDARD. a Newspaper printed
at lrashurgii. three weeks successivelv. rs som
rs may he, hat they NAV appear, AMI st sad
time and place, lftley ~ee csuse, object 'b-rcio
ltw3 N. CARPENTER, Jafcs.
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4 Will. attend ht is Law OFFS 81 the lie
! j0iln Il ksn4bsii. On BArfea un Wednesday q
eteh sesk daFias m.gnth e hreh. fdr tbs
purFsss - delivering Hp his unfinished Pro-
hose lfssi business fho9s prFssss aEsl lad en-
y hos eel hHn - efilHssl-saai anstsi feqaest his
f1sfnaF ieHls - e 6sfslBss ss'llsins guhaish.
e g. ca eg ,iaef ssapat- &e, ~ one q the
4ls4gs Frssfialssd days
D. ,. FRENCH. .4a~ssssirutor.
R4usa MsFch T. tsss ious
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COTEMissEOTERs' NOTICE.
Ii 80 Y N,-.D DIA,l IrS-r N,IL,

II Az ). NVNFFN r. 4 r.
TIE subscribers bav,rg hecn anooin'ed hv'tr
a '.J.. 4s-...f.. tst.r -..r -- .,. o.. v. '';,-
Commissioners to receive. ex ,mh7e and ~ iI~t
i claims aud demands Of al person., against the
'sttte ~ Eiias ) Norris, late 0f Nt!en, iu said
district. dcce tSe,!. represented nsnlyeut 4 the
term OF six r'0nihs iroln the 1t d Of Marc ,
1865. heIug allowed BY said Cour', 10 the credi-
ior> Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove theis
respective Chains before It:
Give Nuicc HAT we viii attend to the du les
Of our appointment At the dwelling honse So
YIN G Norris IN Derby IN said district un the
fifteenth day OF 4 prl ani fourteenth Of August
next At one O'Clock ia the afternoon. on each Of
said days
LUTHER BAKER G,.,.,;..i,,sr.
THOMAS JEANE. eo''""'''0"'fs
Salem, March 4lh, a. D. 1858. llw3
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Two Joiirnevmen shoemakefs
Buy lie and Ill 10 You Good r.
Now is the time TO use the Great Spring and
Summer Medicine.
DR.. LANG LEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BI77ERS.

C0mya1sed II 5 wSpqriikt, HiI Cherry, Itiior
Dock Ptics.es ssh. Tier. aghirOrt. RAtJarb. Han
drake, BuEdeioa, dc-dH # sotith are 50 com.
po1R led a. a. &C, IN concert and assist Nature ~
eradi,dtiRg disease
The Effects OF This medicine Is most wonderful
it acts directly upon the bowels and blOUi, toy
removing all distractions from the Internal
gans, stimulating them into healthy action, rsIi-
1vating the fountains Of life and vIgur, purifying
the blood cleaning it from all humnrs, and cans
ing it to course anew through every part Of tire
body. They cure aud eradicate from he Sy~
TEN Liver Cmplaiut---thAt main wheel oc So
many di>cases-Jaun''ic in its worst torns, al
Bilious dseases and foul Slotnarh, Dyspepsia,
Costiyeuess, Humnrs Of the BloOl aud Skin, tn
digestion, Headache, zziuess, Piles, Heartburn.
Weakness, Rain ia the Side and Bowels, Fiailu-
lency, Loss OF Appetite aud all kindred cont
paints caused by a torpid or diseased Liver, a
disordered Stomach or bad Blood to which all
are more or less subject in Spring aud Summer.
If taken in large ddses, Fever aud Ague may
be broken up ard cured at once This has be-
come standard medicine, and is decidedly the
best the world ever saw.
Ouly 25 cents for a pint, and 81 l2 cents for
Il large bottle.
Sod by all medicine dealers every where. Or,
ders shoul be addressed to J. o. LANGLEY
| Proprietor, II Marshall ST., boston, Mass. l0mt
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, IS.
AT Probate Court held nj Ira.burgh
within and Tor the aforesaid district, on
he 81 day OF March, a. ID. 1858.
Furdyce s. French, Administrator on
= he Estate of John II. .hmhall, late Of
Barton, deceased. filed in said Court his
petition in writing setting forth that de-
redent died seized OF certain real estate,
To wit: That part OF LOT No. in the
"a range OF lots in Barton lying on the
west side of Barton River: Also lot No.
3 in the 10Th range in said Barton,
(known a. the Pond Lot;) Also part
of lot No. ), in tire 7ih range, (being the
Village House Lot and Pasture j Also
pews No. ), "a aud 30 IN the Cngrega-
rional. and one half a Pew in the Meth.
odr>t Meeting Houses in Barton village,
and also in his said petition setting forth
that a sale OF said real estate Tor the pur-
pose OF converting the same into money
would lie an advantage TO all the parties
interested IN said estate, and praying for
licrnce and authority to sell safd real
estate Tor the purpose aloTesalo-aEd
the said administrator filed in the aicre-
said court. in writing. the consent and
appreciation Of such OF the heirs OF said
deceased as are OF lawful age, and Of the
guardians OF such as are minors. TO said
sale.
Therefore It Is ordered by said court,
Jual public notice be gwen TO ali persons
.,,"arrncd iuereii:, 10 appear before said
said court at "a Session thereof. 10 be held
AT SAID Iras5urgh, ra the 25h day Of
March, 1853, that they may b. heard in
the matter and chow cnvse why license
should not be granted rs aforesaid.
/ And this order shall be published three
weeks successfully in tie Independent
Standard a newspaper printed at fras-
hurgh IN this State. the last Of which
publications shall be before the day as
signed Tor hearing a. aforesaid.
Given under my hand AT the Probate
office in irasburgh,this 81 day Of March,
4. ID. 1853.
l0.3w NJ CARPENTER, Judge.
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Receipts for the Standard
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH IL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BFEP0RTANTT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILL

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared 5y Cornelius L. Caeeseman, ii. D.
NeO York CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result of long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their operation, and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Menstrual
tions, removing all distractions, whether from
cold Or otherwise, headache, pam in the side, pal
pitation of the heart, disturbed Sleep which arises
from interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they
will bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Ladies who have been disappointed in the use Of
other Pills, can place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent
to 90.
NOTICE.
They should not be used in Pregnancy, rs &
mis- carriage would certainly result thsrefron.
Warranted purely vegetable, ard free from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc-
tions, which should be read, accompanying eaci
box. Price 81. Sent hy n..,l on enclosing 81 II
De. CoENgLIUs L. CHEEsLMAx, Box 4.52l, Pos
Office. New York City. Sold by one Druggist il
every town in the United STATES.
R. 3. HUTORINGs,
| General Agent for the United States,
I65 Chambers St, New York,
To ,ytora al Wholesale orders should BE- addressed
REDDING & CO., Wholesale Agent for Boston
Sold by R. W. NYE, Irasburgh.
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was considered not unlikely that they
numbered 10000.


ITALY.
The trial OF the prisoners ai Palermo
had been suspended on account of the
mental arrangement of one of the En-
glish engineers,
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times says that the Sardanian gov
eminent has yielded on certain points 10
the demands of the French government.
These points relate to the refugees and
others in Genoa who may be considered
dangerous to the French government.
A dispatch from Turin of the 18Th
says that the government proposes TO
punish with ten years transportation the
crime of political assassination.
EGYPT.
The correspondent of the London
Times, writing from Alexandria on the
9Th of February, says:
The United States corvette Consteila-
ton, after soiourn here Of about ten
days, has taken her departure for Messi-
ma. 1t was at one time thought that she
would first steer for the coast OF Syria.
in order to give the support of her pres
ence 10 the American Consul General,
who left for Jaffa few days ago for the
purpose of making an investigation into
the circumstances attending an outrage
of most rutfianly nature, of which an
American missionary, stationed at Jafia
and his family have lately been the vic
Tins. This gentleman's house was bro
, ken into during the night he himself
was stunned by blow Oh the head; hi:
son-in-law killed outright; and his wife
and daughter subjected to the crosses
= indignities at the hands of the assassins
The atrocity has been ascribed to an out
+ break of Mahomedan fanaticism, but i
seems likely that it was merely an aggra
waited case of burglary, and Mr.. DeLeon
e the United States Consul, will, no doubt
find the Turkish authorities fully dispos
{ ed to second him in his efforts to trac
q out the authors of the crime without tn
e necessity Of the threat that would be i'm
r piled by the presence Of a ship of wal
n GENERAL ITEMS.
Numerous meetings had been held i
i London and elsewhere against Lor
a Palmerston's bill in regard to conspirac
: to murder. and demonstration again,
it was to take place in Hyde Park, Lor
don. en- Sunday, 2lst of February.
A French refugee, named Simon Be
nard. had been arrested by the Londo
= Police, charged with being an accompliC
. in the recent attempt on the life of Il
Emperor of the French. At the pr
liminary examination of the priSone
=. sufficiently conclusive evidence was pr
duced to warrant his being remanded f;
: trial, under the existing laws of Englan
- The annual meeting of the sha rehol
le ers of the Atlantic Telegraph Com an
? was holden in London on the 18th nj
when it was voted to issue $3.50 ne
shares, at $50 each. 1t was also vot'
to make an arrangement with the pr
=, iectors of tie enterprise to ext;ngui
~ their privileges, and pay in shares
" Honorable mention was made of the
bors of Cyrus W. Field, E-q. TT
New York Eoentng Pest OF this event
- says that the next attempt TO lay the {
.e bic will commerce midway of the Alta
H. ,ic.l
The farewell banquet given TO DR.. Ii
ingstone, the African traveller, was
~ brilliant affair and was attended by
large array of eminent men,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
SAMUEL T. DOWNER's ESTATE

> ~ "a I + - ~ " AFA@fN 80 49,
Z Hon Probate Court ios ths Di-tTlet 81 Or
leans CasnHlissit1aFs. - receive. examine hna
nejs,st III clalsns ahd demands 81 All peranHss
aostf,. tie estate u SsfhHel I hos nsfs h'fe -
Crsa bury, o. saii disiief. Gerssasi, represent
81 nsolgtlf aiA The Term ~ s'E lanfliis iFuin De
aath dav e GahHaFy 1855 i,siHg ali0sssd b =aia
raurt b. che creditor 81 sata dsecasra % es 5lE
a.sa move tbs respective &c sis before hss
tive N8f re- slshi ST. HtlsHA % she affSies
~ ,sr aapniminlesft At tbs assl ing hassse af Oh
rin Hsfrlmai, sn CshfrsiaFy b. sail d.atffci. -.
tie 3g,h dar 81 81 fgis ans Jaiv H~&. ~ afse "
rb5ek Ia the sfisrt ssfu oH Earn IS SAID days
JOSEPH SGDFT. 49,.
MUSES. ROOT.
Crzfta5ary FsbruaFy 4stb, 4. D. 1855. leNs
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AuctiOns

ELS s. FRkNCH OF Glover. having disposed Of
L his Farm viii sell at Auction, some time
during this mGn,h his stock OF Farming Tcois,
Hay, Grain, Dairy and Sugar Implements. Also,
two yoke of Oxen, several Steers, iieters, Sheep,
and lot of miscellaneous wares, such rs Boxes,
Barrels, Axes, Crowbars, Chains, Tables, &c.,
too numerous 10 mention. On all bills over five
90 lars a credit of SIX months will he given.
Glover. March 10, 1865. II
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oops for Sale.

UERE is what may he had in Albany, close
{ 4 by he Green Tine !gee:
Hoops round or straight.
Both early AID late;
Tub, f,r sap ami Syrup 100.
Tubs warranted TO hold hot Sugar too;
Tubs repaired If dry;
Tnhave them right and ready will try.
Hoops for skirts tough and true,
TO he snre they well will do;
All this III give and DO
For dimes and dollars too.
An improved Bit for boring trees, made by B.
Sanderson OF Derby Line, can be had of lie sub
scriber. c. NJ. COWLES.
Albany, March 10, 1853. 1lw3
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-AuCtions

EE7ILL he sold at Auction in Cra:tsbury on the
w 18th inst, at 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ, 81 nice
Farm known DIS the PeTes Shaw Farm,l coli
tainlrg 100 acres of land, having three Sugar
orchards, new House, &c, ali fitted up for use.
Also will be sold large number Of Cows, lleit-
ers, Oxen, Steers, Horses, Colts and large qan'
thy of Farming utensils. Terms on the FarI-
Que third cash down. On the Tools-all over
five dollars six months credit
JOHN MORE, Auctioneer.
Craftsbury, March 10, 1858. 1lwl
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

fSNHE subscribers, having keen appointed By
y The Hon. Probate Cur, for the u strict nf Or
leans, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust AL claims an1 demands 81 all persons
against the estate Of John Il. kmbau. late
kar;om, IN said district, deceased, represented ~
solvent, and the term OF months from the 2atl
day Of ft hruary, 1865, being allowed ly saiu
Court to the creditors of sail deceased, to exhibit
and prove their respective claims bel1re n:
Give Notice that we viii attend to The duties
Of eUr appointment at the Law Otfi,e Of the late
iohn II. knnbai in Barton, in SAID district, o..
fr-t Monday Of Nav and tire ;hirI Monday o.
August next, nj nine clock in the forenoon, on
each Of said DAYS.
GILBERT FILLS,
GEORGE TUCKER, Commissi oHtrs.
ISAAC X. DREW,
Barton, February 90, A. b. 1855. Iowa
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Flows.

nLOWS Of various sizes and patterns. with
A Points sus Pair ch's) constantly kept on
hand at my Farm, about three mics from lr;ls'
Durgh Common, IN the y. T.. part Of The Town.
CHARLES OWEN.
Irasburgh, March !, 1865. lowS
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Notice.

ON and after the first day of April, 1858, We
" shall sell Goods for READY PAY only.
u All per ons having unsettled accounts
wrh us are requested TO call aud settle immedi~
ately.
AIKEN & SAlALLEY.
Troy, Vt. March 6. 1855. lIw3
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-12
LIBERATION N0TgrE.
LEREEkATION NOTICE.

F5NHIS cefti6es that have this day given my
4 son, IRA Shurlo his time during the remain.
der Of his minority. | shall claim none of his
earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date. his
PETER II SHURL0.
mark.
,,-,- SAMUEL DCATE,
""HsSse''-A Amos METCALF.
Troy, September "a. 1851 1ow3
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-12
& "a . IN

DATD for Potatoes by the subscriber, at the
u Cellar under the Barton Hotel, Barton, VT
Some one in attendance every day.
RANDALL x FRENCH.
Barton, March /, 1855. I0wS