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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-12-04
OF vERMoNT
EZRA LyNDE, D Is Cn,SCEnY
Us. SSePtember
NISON COLE, JABEZ DENNISON.D Term, 1888.

EZRA LYNDE, Is Cn,ScERY,
Us. SScptcmber
DENNIsoN COLE, JABEZ DENNIsoN. Term, 1858.
Whereas the present this Court, EZRA LYNDE,
oil uufor in said County brought his bull Of complaint
against JABEZ DENNISUN, Of said GuilfUrd and DEN
NlsON COLE, Of CUerane, In the County Of Franklin and
state OF Massachusetts, setting forth that tie said JABEX
being indebted to the said ora $500 the sued out
his writ against him reurnale tn April Term Of Wind
ham County Court 1858, AMI caused all the Estate Of
which duly entered and Is pending said
County Courtthat the value of said Real Estate consists
principally In the wood and limb growing thereon that
said Real Estate including said wood and timber IL insufficient
la value pay the orators bt against said JABLZ-And
that said JADrZ insoiycuhat after said the
said JhBEI conspirin with said COLE to dcfraud the
t Of the security for his debt obtained by such attachment
pretended sell sail wool and timber to said COLE, said
CJiE well knowing o aid attachment, aud that said COLE
acting under such pretended aud fraudulent sale has cut
down and CARVED said wood and timber to
the Of $500, and threatens cut down and carry
the Whole thereu in Of the orators rights
and for the purpose " fraud ty deprivng him oI all
benefit " his said attachment praying that the defend
ants I've restrained by the Injunction Of this Court from
cutting, carrying of said wuod and TIMBER
and that the said COLE may he dccrcc To account TO the
ora Tor such part thereof he has already cut and carried
awAy-and for mrther relief, &c
Aud appearing to the Court here that the said DENNl
SON co a. resdes without this State and has not had legal
notice of the pcneucy Of this Bill Of Complaint, II IS there
fore ordered by the Chancellor that this he continued to
thr next ~ this Court u he held ut Newane In and Tor
said N1Unts the second Tuesday Of April A. d. 1907 ana
that he notify sail DENNIsUN COLE Of the
ndsncy Of said Bill uf Complaint and o tie term 81 the
Cont t. which the is continued, h publishing the SUD
stance u his said Bi with this orlrr for ak weeks sue
said Cuuty the last publication to he at least twenty days
previous 10 said net April T. rim Of this Court
OEJ. II I'VE, Solicitor for Orator.
WAS II. TYLER, Clerk.
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DEATHS.

At the Insane Asylum in this village, the goth ult,
Mr.. RI FUS FIELD, Of Wilmington, As
III wardsboro, Sept. %, Mrs HANNAH PLlMpToN, 81.
mother in Israel, long afflicted she "Gahered not
harshly plucktd, for death mature"
In Newburyport, Mass, Nov Eth Miss wAITY JANE
WALKER Of West Towshend, w. aged ~ yrs. aud
At his residence in Ypsant Michigan on Tuesday the
10th Now MIR. MADISON COOK in the 63d year Of his
The deceased was native Of Chesterfield n. H., and
moved to this place in 1880. lie Of that valued and
honored class In midst Of which there many
left They stani associated together with distant past
through whose trials and abors they lived and suffered in
the settlement Of country Long since Mr. O. pro-
fessed his faith the Lord Jesus Christ through whom he
looked to God for mercy pardon and the faith which he
kept for many years filled his soul with light and power IN
the last hour Of its earthly probation "An L. light he
said as death was sealing his ey and said David -
Lght is for the righteous and gadnes for the up
right in heart" -
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~ MARLBORo,S .S.
The Probate Court for said District To all persons in
terested ia the Estate " LCClJs WIl Len, late II Brat
tlcb0ro, deceased Greeting Whereas, JONATHAN CUT
LER, Administrator said Estate has made application
In writing u this Court setting firth that the amount Of
debts due from said deceased Is t67 80 that the whole Of
the personal properly has heu assign Il to the widow and
praying for License n sell Real Estate fr the purpose NJ
paying said debts you hereby notified that this Court
will decide upon said application at the session thereof to h.
held the Probate olce, in thoro, in said District
the li day Of December, A. ~ 1858, when aud where you
may b. heard ia the prcnecs, II you see 1T
~ y H0LBROoK, Register.
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X r tie OF We II VI q N T,
~ MARLBORO, =. ;.
The PROT Court for said District. 70 all persons in
std ia the Estate Of HOSEA KING late II Marlboro
deceased Greeting You hereby notified that this Court
viii eide upon the allowance u the unt II fArlM
kline Adj Illustrator upon said Estate and decree distrhu
ton thereof the hcrs Of said deceased at the session
thereof Re held the Probate oce in rtboro, on the
ltL day of Decemb r. 1855 when and where you may
be hsard in the premises, n you see fit
~ ,. HOLBROOK, Register.
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DIARIES FOR 1859

large assortment just received and will be sold whole
sale, aud retail at reduced prices, at
STEEN'S Bookstore.
Bratteboro, Nov. Sd, 1850 ew-46
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BE 1T KNOWN

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GOMEEHING NENN
Anew u atch for Timing Horses
the CHSOraODROM-TEr.

APPLETON, TRACY & Co,
Watch Manufacturers, WALTHAM, Mass, hive invented
Watch for Timing Horses, which performs with pr mptness
aud accuracy befre atHi ed. DR. swing and full
particulars sent on application waltha or at 1873 wash
ington ST., Boston, TO Robbins Appleton, New York.
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OYSTERS AND FRESH FISH.

The subscriber will constantly keep on hand during the
winter for the Wholesale aud Retail trade nice New Haven
Oysters, and Fresh Fish Of the best quality
Office at Emerson's 'aoon. A. Il. DU Nkl.EE.
Bratttb0ro, Dec /, 1883. ~
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MARRIAGES.

In Brattebnro her fathers house. Nov 22d Ii Gus
HENRY BUCKINGHAM, Esq, II dorchester, Mass, and
ANGELINA BRADLEY, third daughter of William hyde,
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sLEIGHs! sLEIGHs!!

A lot of nice SIeighs, same new pa tte rms,
for sale cheap and warranted, by
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BRArriEnoRo, November 20, 1855. 3w-4s
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CTA,rE OF We X VI INT,
~ MARLBORO, :. >.
The Pro bate Cont for sad DsJricE To au persons
interest d In the Es,t. NJ RI fUS II .NRY, lat " Hall
fax dec ID, Greeting: You hereby notified that this
Court III esde the allowance III the of STE
PIEN ILsS Administrator upon said Estate, and decree
distrbu thereof among the heirs said deceased the
session II To he held the Probate nrc In attlch0ro
said district, Saturday the llth day Of December, A.
d. 1855, when and where he heard in the premises
II you se Mt. ~ r. HODBhoOk, Register.
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BOSTON MUSIC SCHOOL.

STATE OF vERM MONT,
In Probate Court at Townshend. the 18th day Of Nov
1883. Present, the Hon. A. STODDARD, Judge.
An Instrument, purporng To he the last will and
ment Of BENJAMIN FELTON, late Of Jamaica, in said dis
tc deceased being presented to the Court here by the
therein named for probate it ia ordered by said
Court that all persons concerned therein be notified TO APP
pear at session Of said Court he held at the office Of the
Judge Of said Court in Townshend in said district the
first Wednesday Of January A. D. 1852, aud sh IL
any they may have, agannt the probate Of snd will for
which purpose IL further ordered that copy Of the record
Of this order he published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Vermont phGnlx printed at rateboo, soon may
true copy Of record
40 Attest, b. W. DEAN, Register.
NOTICE. The inhabitants of the Village of
Bratteboro qualified by law vote in town meetings,
hereby notified the Town Hall in said Village
Monday evening December 6th at oclo;k to act on the
following articles, To wit;
Art /. IT, II the Inhabitants Aforesaid Of said Village
will accept the Act passed the present session Of the Cen
era Assembly, entitled San Act incorporating the Village Of
BrattrbOro"
Art To choose all necessary officers for the government
OF said VI lage for the year ensuing.
Art g. To Use all necessary moneys for the support Of
the Fire department. and for the Of said Village for the
year ensuing
Art. T. TO see II the Village will build Reservoir on
Cemetery Hill, or take any action thereon
Per order OF the Bains.
Brattleboro, Nov. 90, 1855 as
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A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,

n IL II y "a L IL y IL L IL II hO,
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Not only they the everyday complaints OF every
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AYER's CHERRY PICTORIAL,
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C'rA OF vERM WON'T.
~ MARLBORO, 5. :.
int-re the k.tatt tllrSrEk SAltGEANI, late
Bri ttlei bro, overwhelmingly You hereby nlt
fed IT. lis will make assignment To ABIGAIL C.
SAKG MT, widow OF said deceased, from the personal
proper ~ said deceased the thereof 10 he held at
office in Brat,l-h0rn IN District, the llth
Dee enhr, A D. 1855, when and wharr you may be
heard in tn premises, II you see tit.
IL 5. IIOLBROOK, Register.
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HAVE YOU SEEN

Those Mirrors and PictureB at RETTING TROwN's II
please call in and their assortment.
Brattleboro, VI, Nov. 49, 1858. 40
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STA TIE OF We X VI Mt,
- MARLBORO :. ;.
The Pr obdte Court for SAID District To all persons
interested the Estate Of pANtD LINDE, late OF Halifax
deceased, Greeiinys You hereby nah d that tbs
will decide upon she allowance Of the account ri STE
PuLN Its Administrator upon said Estac, and decree
thereof among the hrrs SAID deceased, al the
tn he held the Probate ohcc IN rltlehur
in said strict Saturday, the llth day Of Dercrbrr A.
1855 when aud wh you may be- heard in the premises
il y1ii ut. ~ D. hOLBhOOk, Register.
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L OST. Between the villages of Bratteboro'
and Wilmington the 18th inst, DaEuerr ,otype Of a
Lady put in an ordinary leather case about three inches
squire.
II the finder thereof will leave the same at the Bateboro
House he will not only confer favor but wiz he Suitably
wardeh by ALBERT fEssENDLN.
Northf,l Id, Mass, Nov. 80, 1858. 3w'49
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rNHE LIVER INVIGORATOR |
Prepared by DIR. SANFORD.

arorypt D rRsLy FROM GrN, the best Purga-
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Catharo easier mder and eectul than any other
medicine 1t is not only Cathdrtic, but Lirer
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then and bowels carry OFF that matter thus
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lies, strengthens the the time that purgcs
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eating is dcient relieve the stomach
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only dose taken before retiring, prevents Night
nnre.
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one dose taken after alwil cure Dyspepsia.
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one hottie taken for fe-uzrmale obstruction the
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| lT Only bottle I1needed to throw out Of the
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one two doses Attacks causedby Worms In
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IT A few bottles cures sbDropsy, by exciting the
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STILL GREATER REDUCTION in ,he
Prices Of u II y q . . - - to close OF
their Entire Winter Stoch before the Isf
January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-12
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer.
WAsHISeroS, d. c. Feb. 8, 1858.
There are but two remedies applicable to the pre-.
sent case of Kansas; each plainly stated by Mr.. Bu
chsnan in his message. One is TO refer the matter
back to the people of Kansas in their territorial cha
racer and permit them to re.enact the farce of at
tempting to form another Constitution to be submit.
ted to vote of the people for ratification. This pro-
cess might, or might mot, occupy twelve months
Certain is, the Constitution could not be prepared
and acted on before the adjournment Of the present
session of Congress- and the admission OF the State
would necessarily be postponed another year.
BY the Of the other remedy the evil could be
cured, and healthy political action produced in
sixty days. Admit Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution and refer the subject back to the people
In their sovereign capacity State to alter and
amend it to suit the views of the popular majority
this process would be simple aud easy and would
be attended with neither violence or party excite.
ment But. says the Douglas Democrats. We are un
willing to force q Constitution upon the people OF
Kansas, even for sixty days. This is, indeed, the
strong point in their argument. But they forget that
BY rejecting the Lecompton Constitution they force
upon the people Of Kansas the present Territorisi
Government which has been resisted and repudiated
by the entire anti Lecompon party, and pronounced
bogus and illegal by them. Now, of the two evils,
which would be the less 7 Will Senator Douglas
please answer have fairly presented the ca.e-the
evil and the remedies. Should the one be adopted,
oil will yet be WELL but should the other be prefer
red lremble to contemplate the consequences.
RApPAHANyOCK,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-12
DIED.

DIED at tho residence Of Mr. william Eu2oT, z
county of Louisa On sunday evening, toe ST.. j..
Mrs. MARY DICKINSON; the yenef.ieo renc' Oh "a -
James c. Dickinson in tho 74sh year OF her nsc h."1
and indulgent tn her donestes almost 10 Hu'' .
mother purely saectona,e toing almost 10 Inc =.
the comfort and advancement o nef oHspI,hs, 10 -
the hills her faith the scheme OF redemption -
inc through life the Of ner wsy-glidins civ
like the tranquil river, in native ard moral beauty,
ring herself trimming her lamps; adjusting tie i1t,
fixing the sails for the ocean ol eternity Sp=-t
soft be the breezes that swell hom. Ql.et ties =.
from which an angel, trump alone can rouse l.
Louisa County Feb. }, lo55 The uSxSews
tWhig and Dispatch please eoPy.l
DIED. on the Gath December. 1857 after pro.tc,el
illness, Mrs ELIZABETH ANN, wiie OF John = " GO.
Esq OF the City of Richmond, in the S7sh year q -:
age
thirty years, during tho whole Of whc nCie she e&H
bited the characteristics OF truly pous and c~v.tc
Christian As wife ehs conndiGg and subT.s,.ye;
all times ready sscriacs sny personal pleasSs =
promote the interest OF her husband; n moiher co.,
counsellor and guide, poihtns out the pa'n"-, -
should pc pursued by her chiiaren; a. uit.sSs iLt-
gent End kind; a neahbor quiet and peaceful; ex ~
sing consistent over tho poor and nee eai
led her Her illness she bore paaentiy ana "
out a murrnur Her children rhsnfested sI"ng se:r.
ud. for ter recovery Oh who could desire tCQ.
rated from such mother They shrunk from the i,-,
grim monster and fam would have averted his r.:
hand but she with camness ard serenity
looked him In the and beckoned him end,ar
to console her children By saying, that their seps s
would be only for season:
short before her DEATH she expresssd uGl7 ken
faith In Christ, her aLsuttcisnt Saviour; a. -s
those sweet lines:
"And let This feeble body fail,
And let il faint or die
My soul shall quit this mournful vale,
And soar TO worlds on high" v.a~
DIED. on Monday, 9th Instant at bis residence ia t'a
OF his age.
E Memphis. Tennessee. papers please copy,