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STATE OF yERs MONT,

~ DISTINCT NF ORLEANS, IS.
A. a Probate Court holden at Irasbnrgh with
in and for the District aforesaid, Oh the Ilth day
Of July, 1853
Games n. Clarke, administrator GA the estate
,rldsiH tbs State, Of james Strehorn late OF Fort
Wayne, Allen County, and State Of Indiana de-
ceased ingesiaie. filed in said Court bis petition
IN writing, therein setting forth that the said dee
ceased died seized Of certain resi- estate. situate
lying and being in the town Of Nestheld, 10 the
aforesaid district, to wit
a part Of Lot No. g., in the first division Of
lots ID said Nesifeld supposed 70 be eighfy-lge
acres, more or less; and praying the Cegrg %
grant him iicence 10 sell the whole Of said real
estatei aud setting forth reasons therefor, that
the heirs ofdeceassd all reside without this State
and that {; will be al advantage 10 theEa to sell
said real estate; aud also that IL r. necessary to
sell a par, thereof for the purpose Of paying
I charges and expenses against said estate.
THEREFORE, il is ordered BY said court
that public notice be gwen 70 all persons com
cerned therein. 70 appear before said COURT A. a
session thereof, to be held a. said irasburgil on
the 4ih day 81 Ang., 1873 Shat they may beheaFd
- the matter ard show cause why license
/ should not be granted a. aforesaid.
AID this order shali be published three weeks
excessively ih tie Orleans Independent Stand
ard a newspaper printed a lrasburgh 10 this
State the iast % which publications shall BE- be-
fore The day assgned for bearing afgreenid.
Given under my hand II the Probate Office 10
irasburgh this llfh day 81 Jaiy, a. y. 1863.
I z9wz ~ CBRPENTER, Judge
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CTATE or yERmoNT,

The Probate Court ~ The District II Orleans
To ali persons interested ia the estate of Her
man Howard FTisssii minor, residing 81 New
port, 10 saId District drestipg.
Msry S. frisseli. guardian rut sad minor has
fled ID said Conrt Der petition 10 writing of liz
eeuse to sell she whole 81 Der HaFds interest 80
Homestead, SCI car 20 said MARY s. FElssel sud
her said yard from the estate Of Henry f6sseii,
late d Newport, deceased, subject q certain
mortgage e3aiIns thereon; and setting forth 81 3
FssgH lOF selling said real estate ilasf ia order
% pay the mortgages aforesaid, saie q The
same i necessary land that i wil be f9r ber
wards Interest.
Therefore SIS nFaarea - saId Court that pub.
lie notice BE given % al psrsgas eegcenea there
IN, 10 appeaf before saia mrs a. session thersE
of - Sc held a. said irasb1rsh 81 the 1915 day
u Aneusf. 1888. that tfey may he heard q tbs
matter and ehoN cause Why license silpnaa ~
be gfsniea 50 aforesaid.
And his order stall BE- puhllslle5 three week {
excessively IL The DHeaHs Independent stand
ard. 8 Newspaper printed AZ irssbureH ii isis
STATE. ihe last q sbseh Habiasiigns shai b is.
/ fore the day assigned fq7 hearing - Aforesaid
Given Bss9aF nv hand - tie Probate gffsas -
/ lfasbufgb, this 9Th Day ~ 1niy, A. y. 1853.
/ sie3 y cAkFEsTEE. 5udgs
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A Goop TnlNa = rnr sroRY I.INr

A Coon TnING IN rHE SToRY LINE,
Some years ago, a Cincinnati paper
received and printed the first chapter Of
what appeared to be most thrilling 70
nance, in the expectation of being provi-
ded with the concluding portions as they
might be needed. The chapter was very
ingeniously written. and concluded by
leaving the principal character suspended
by the pantaloons from the limb Of tree
over perpendicular precipice. Il at
tracsed the attention of the press, aud in.
quiries began to be made concerning the
continuation of the fate Of the hero. Day
after day the victimized publishers looked
for the remaining chapters. but in vain,
They never came 10 hand. Finding that
they had been sold, and wishing 10 put s
stop to the jokes their contemporaries
were cracking at their expense, they
briefly concluded the story thus:
Chapter I--Coacf,tion. After
hanging TO the treaeherous tree for fouI
weeks, his pantaloons gave way, and
Charles Melville rolled headlong over
the yawning preeipiee.
He fell the distance of five miles, anG
came down with the small of his back
across a stake and rider fence, which
Jared him so that he was compelled tC
travel in Italy for his health, where h,
is at present residing. He is engaged
in the butehering business, and is th,
father of a large family of children"
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WIlLIAN LFifenS' ESTATE.
STaTE or vERrroNT.

NsAta7aF fas@tfstas -
~ Probate Coass, held At iesslrarsb Is
.aia District GA the 2lst day Of july, "A. u
1859
Whereas, ADAM WinTR, administrator on lis
estate q WILLIAM LEiTCh. late ef Craashurs
ia sail district. deceased. ingesfate, PROPOSES
70 render an account 81 Bis administration. ana
70 pTosof lis account acaisst said estate ir exa-
minstloa agg3 allowance for The purpose 81 snnk
ing partition and distribution % the resldae 81
said estate, under a decree 81 said eonFs. Alnons
ihs persons who are by law entitled % the same
4 is therefore erdeFe8 hy said ecast shas ths
same come under consideration and be beard Il
the pseoate ofiiee, 3 iRsburgh ga the slth DAY
Of August, A. d. 1859.
Aad i is further ordered that all persons infer-
esied he notified hereof By publication 81 o0py
Of the record Il lls orter ia the Orleans ln3e.
pendent Stenaasd, printed n irssbareh. three
weeks excessively pfevioas 10 said time III Aear,
Ing. that hey maE sgpvaF and contest the allow,
anee OF said account. IL they see causes and aise
De heard w said cuart Ia the matter Of partlii6f
and distribution Of said estate
81. CARPENTER, Judge.
true copg e Record. Attest.
slws n CARPENTER.
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g The Connecticut and Passumpsic
rivers Railroad Of the upper Connecticut
valley received for the year to Jnne 1,
S192,I22, expenses S110,121, net $50,
600, which pays the interest on the bonds
and $4,000 towards the sinking fund
for their ultimate redemption. The last
years earnings were 49, 28 more than
the previous year.
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Is
The Hon. the Probate Court Tor tie District 81
Orleans:
To al persons interested in The Estate OF John
Herbert Mcclellan, q minor, residing 10 Glover, in
said District, Greeting.
Whereas, Norton Mcclellan, Guardian INTO
said minor has flied in said Court his petition ia
writing, for license % sell the following described
real estate Of his said ward % wit:
One equal undivided half Of so acres OF land.
being the Snuth~easterly and Ncrth-easterly corr
ners OF Lot No, lS3 IN Clover. and setting up 10
his ssid petition reasons therefor, taat said
real estate is 50 situated that Il wih greatly de-
preciste Ia vaiue unless large expenditures are
made to keep The sane ia repair; and that il
wia be an advantage 20 said ward 70 sell said
real estate that the proceeds thereof may be pat
upon interest.
Therefore il is ordered by said court, that pubs
lie notice be gwen to all persons concerned
therein, 20 appear before said court ST session,
thereof, 10 he held AZ said IrasbuFgh, on the Arb
day Of August, 1853, that they may lee heard in tie
ulstter and show cause Why license should not be
grauted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully ia the Orleans Independent Stan,
dard, newspaper printed At lrasburgh, in thi.
State. the lastof which publications shall be be.
/ fore the day assigned for hearing a. aforesaid
Given under my hand at the Probate Office ia
lrsSbutgh, this lth day Of Ialy A. D. 1853.
29ws II. CARPENTER, .IEfte.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nor..r.

fNsiiE Subscriber, hsyiee eeea appointed b
u he Hon Probate tsREt ST. ihe District q
otieahss Commissioner - Fseefve, examine All
adjust al eiaiuns ard assaanss 81 al parsaa.
seaiast Sire estate 81 lacias Keei late Il Cragls.
tury 10 said District, deceased. represented M
sofvegf, sna the term aftx months sfuea the Irs
dsy 81 June, isse. hang ellaMed 81 said Caar
70 re efed4'ogs Ct saia Decreased. % exhsbis ans
prove thsirfespresiys cialsns before us.
tsiYs Negiee, that We wlil attend 10 ghs aatie,
q onf appeiafment 81 the dssilirt.hease u 80.
ses k9ols tn crsflsaWfy. IL said District en II,
S2tA asY 81 November next. * enc o'eioek s. shs
sltefueea
Il. T. ALLEN, eoiataiss'eAeas
Graffsharr Jafe "a A. n fssa sfes
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@ BIondin walked his rope for the
last time on the 14sh, IN the presence Of
ten or twelve thousand people, wheeling
a barrow. The wheel had a grooved
rim to ft the rope, and the handles ofthe
vehicle were suspended BY cord around
his neck He carried his balancing pole
with him while pushing the barrow,which
weighed about twenty pounds.
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Ever Flowing and Ever Full.

J. c. EMEEY Is stiil At his old place IN MoSr-
FELIEE, disbursing, his wares, to all who favor
hrm with . call. His very extensive stock, and
abundant facilities, for procuring goods direct
from the Manufacturer, Is sufficient reason why
he finds Customer, for Furniture and c6airs,
CaTPeta, Roonspgper, GROCERY and Glzsarars,
Table Cutlery Feathers, Spring. Beds Aastrasses,
LookzHg Glasses, in every variety Of Frame, to.
gsther with a great variety q H0asskeeDiaq
gocas, from long distances. The stock ls The
largest % Be foand IN Vermont, and While there
s sisighiag, It affords very favorabis time for
moving Furniture since i can be done al 50 1t
tie risk. Gre hinz q cal
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BARTON ACADEMY,

y He FAN Term Of this Institution viii com
i meace Tuesday, Ang. 50, and esntinue elev,
en- weeks, under the Instruction Of the following
BOARD or TEACHERS:
A. J. SAEB0RN, &. B., Prinoipal
hiss kmi1x SKINNER, Teacher Of Music & krtaeh
Miss HEIEN Z 9osrYN, Painting & Drawing.
aided by such assistants IS nay be required.
TUITION,
Common English Branches, $500
Higher . IN
Latin snd Greek, Ace
french, extra. L 90
French alone, soc
Music. with use Of Instrument Soc
Drawing and Penmanship, Usual terms.
No pains have been spared to procure the ser
vices Of experienced and competent teachers.
and We feel assured that those who may Sc piaced
under their care Will receive thorough instrue-
ton in all the English, Classical and Ornamental
branches Of education they may wish 10 pursue.
A Teachers Glass viii be formed. IN which in
struetion viii be given 10 those intending 10 teach
Board in private families, and rooms for those
wishing to board themselves can be obtained
near the school.
For further information, address 81 Nutter,
- J. +. Skinner. IL. Pierce, Barton; or the
Principal at lrashursh,
81 MANSFIELD. Sse'y.
Barton, July 25, IS5s.-Slw4
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eeis u secret habit Of Youth
10 livery Father should presents copy to hi,
foa.
esg The Cause, he e6eet, he Remedy. %
ID plsia language BY a PhysjeiaH u EpliHeaee.
~ Any psfsou enclosing two iBree cent post
aee sianlps, eiH receive cops by mail, under
seak Address aii letters 70
Drawer ia Post once, Albany, n. Y.
Il kiso tie celebrated Female Monthly Plll,.
made from the eKtraet d 65ftea Root; = remedy
usfd f0f year an0ng tie female slaves a. tho
hgtffh, 10 form - deeoctian o. tea nov for the
lrst iiuls Introduced into general use. Price one
Dollff. seHt under seal ~ maiL Married Lad1ss
must uat use theta. Address 81 above.
Drawer lI5 Pot office, albany, " 7
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G. Ii is stated IN a private letter from
the Kansas gold mines, that from three
to five thousand claims are being profta-
bly, worked, employing about ten thous-
ard men, and that from thirty to forty
thousand dollars worth gold is obtained
daily.
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e. Hon Henry W. eastman Of Der
n2rdston, recently sheared flock Of if
ty-eight fine wool Merno sheep, whose
feeces averaged lbs. IL o..
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Orygenatsd BiHeTs.-The cures ef-
feesed BY this remedy are truly astonish-
ing. The confirmed Dyspeptic regain his
pristine vigor, the Asthmatie < breathes
freers" Indigestion disappears. These
Biasrs produce these wonders. Let all
Who suffer try them.
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SALLY C0yiLLss ESTATE
Stat OF YER MONT,

bf4sHzs EHsffeEg. a.
Al = Probate Cont held = Ignsasrvs ii all
District On the seth day vf july, A. u. 1889.
NdkRkAS,d c, Robinson. AdsnluisirasaT on
the estate e Sally Goxiil lata q Holland in said
district. deceased. iuiestste proposes to re r Al
sceount 81 bis administration and 20 uresen, A.
account against sid estate tas examination ma
allowance for tie purpose Il Hakinr partition
anS distribution q tbs fesiane 81 ssia estate IN,
der deorec of said court. among The persons
who are by law entitled Is TIE sane@s
Il IS Therefore ordered BY said eaars that the
same GENE under consideration and BE haaea at
the Inn ef JosephBstes kimberly ca he an aav
Of August, a. D. lsSg.
And It i further ordered. thai all persons Ia.
terestea De notified hereol hs publication q a
eops o. the record IS This orier "a the ORLEANS
Independent STANDARD printed az lrashaFeh three
weeks successfully previous % said tire az hear
sog, that they nsy sppeaF and contest the allow
anee Of said account. ii they sea cause; and also
be beard BY said coaFt IN the matter Of partition
and dIsfribation Of said estate.
By the Coutt,
u. CARPENTER, Judge.
4 True Copy q Record Attest,
ua,sR - 4 ~ 49,
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collliIsSloNERS. NoIIcE
sIMEnN SKINNen,s rSrsr =

SIMEON SEINNgg's ESTATE.
TUE subscribers, having been appointed bv tie
l Hon. Probate Court ioF the District 81 Orleans
Commissioners, 90 receive, examine ana adjust
all claims and demands Of an pefsons aeansi ts.
estate Of SIMEON SKINNER. hate OF BARTON.
IN SAID District, deceased, Represented lnsal-
vent, ana ne Term e. SIX inoaths from The l8tb
gay q dny lsaa,eelng allowed ly said court ta
the creditors said deceased TO exhibit and pro-,
their respective claims before as:
Give Notice. that we will attend 10 the auties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house u
Mrs " Ssii ner. IN Bartoa, IA said district, GA
ne iouryh Monday Of August Rnd December
next. at le o'clock "a the forenoon. on each 81
said days.
A. A. WEBSTER.
ISAAC X. DREW teas".'ssae'sfs'
Barton, July 23d, A. b. 1859 3tw3
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@ The Hon. Israel Washburn of
Maine gave the following felieitous sen
timent at the late Bangor celebration on
the Fourth:
OR COtHtry-0ur country, right or
wrong; when right, to be kept right :
when wrong, TO be put right.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
STATE OF vEls5Eo ONT,

- Orleans District, IS.
At Probate Court held at lrasburah, within
and for said District on the 10Th day Of July, A.
D. 1853.
and Testament of ! Ohm HyDF late IN
BARTON, in said District, deceased, WAS pre-
sented to the Court here for Probate BY john
Charles Chapman, the Executor therein named.
Therefore, il is ordered BY said Court. that
public netice be given TO all persons concerued
therein, TO appear before said Court, at session
thereof 10 be held az lrasburgh on the 18th day
Of August A. d 1859, and contest the Probate Of
said VIII, and It is further ordered that this or
der be published three weeks successfully III the
Orleans Independent Standard newspaper
printed at lrsssbuTgh, in this State tire last OF
which shall be previous to the day assigned. as
Aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand NJ the Probate Office, at
lrasburgA, this 18th day Of July a. D. 1863
30w3 u CABPEN TER, Judge
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DIED.

n tAis town, JAY u. orpha Jane Me,calf,
aged Is.
In Derby Ialy Is, Dr. Iovsl Ksaoh, aged "a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DYSPEPSIA,

Considering the various forms in which this
disease developes Itself, it may well be called
hydra headed In its train follow Indigestion,
Pain IA Stomach, Feart5aTa, TFater BrasL, Cos
tirsaess, Piles, Aeidiy. Oppression after Eating,
Ja1sFdics, Flatuleney, Topor Of tie Lirsr, Bizzi-
Eess, De6iEtg, Female Complaints, &c. Some Of
the first men in our land have given their written
certificates relative to the cures effected in their
parsons the Ia.-rr.-a-,
while ties tinonials from other sources, editorial
opinions and voluntary expressions iron. persons
who are ayerse to see their names in print, are
perfectly overwhelming.
Read the following from highly respectable
clergyman:
EAST TAUNTON, Mass, Fed. 8, 1858.
To the Editor of the Portland 3lirror,-Sir:-
OxYGESATED BIrTERs-For more than TWEEN
tv.6ve years have been sufferer from the dvs-
pepsia- Besides trying the patience of my fam
liz physicians in the almost useless trial OF their
various prescriptions. have tried great variety
Of patent medicines with similar result. Ilr0'
the kindness Of my physician, I received last
March, half dozen bottles Of the 0XYGENA-
TED BIfIERS. | began to use them without
any hope of deriving help from them. Being de1
termined TO give them a fair trial, continued
their use, but without any perceptible benefit Til
+ June.
/ Since then / have gradually in health till / am
| entirely free from acidity Of the stomach, and
+ from the consequent aatuleucy, and the awful
ard almost distTactInE sick headache, which Of
/ ten, for days together, has wholly untitled ne
for study and for all other ministerial duties and
rendered life a burden. feel that | owe il as an
I expression Of gratitude to Messrs. FoTle & Co.
and also q duty 70 the public, TO recommend
+ their 0xygenated BiEteTs, as, 10 my estimation.
+ a sure remedy for that most trying, most vexing
+ ana cruel OF all diseases, to which poor human
flesh IS heir, the dyspepsia. Having suffered &
+ long, and tried so many different remedies with
no good result, can recommend the Oxygsna-
+ ted BItters with 3 confidence few others can. II
any Of the readers Of the Mirror are suffering.
beg OF them 70 make trial Of these Bitters xIth,
out delay
JAMES B. CUSHING.
Prepared By SETH ". FOWLE & CO. Bos
ToS, and for sale by
\ 2. " NTE, Irasburgh; Isaac KBBALI, Gov
\ entry; ALVIN HovEY, Albany; SABIs scorT
Lowell; BUCK 5, RICHARDSON, WsstfeId; Al
KES & SA4tLEY. South Troy; ". C. 1IMAx
North Troy; l. RoBIssox & Co., Lake Bridge
: KELLEY & RoBERTs, Derby Center; T. C. Bur
LEE, Derby Line; CHARLES CAEPEsTER, ives
Charleston; VIZ JosLrx & Sous, Barton; D
wHIrrLEsEr, Clover; and by dealers every
where. sIw4
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ALBANY ACADEMY.

VNHE Fail Term Of this Institution will com.
Il menee Wednesday, Sept. 7th, and continue
eleven weeks.
Rev. C. S. BUsWELL, Principal,
of Concord, \. H., aided bv such assistants AZ
the wants Of the school may require
Tuition, beard, rooms, &c on reasonable terms
ME. BuSweH comes to Us highly recommended
as an experienced and successful teacher, eaps,
Die Of sustaining the wants of the community
Fer particular information enquire ofthe Com
mittee,
JOIN WALBRIDGE,
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
GEORGE PUTNAM,
Weas Albany, July 90, 1s59--3lws
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LOWELL SELECT SCHOOL,

Fs ME Fall Z eFm q this School will commence
4 Monday, Sept. 18th, and continue eleven
weeks.
B.W. HAMILTON, Principal.
The course Of instruction pursued Mt this school
VIII De thorough and systematic. Although each
pupil viii be thought capable Of governing him.
self properly the Principal will endeavoT to IN
sun correct, moral and ih,elle ctual principles in
TO their minds.
A class VIII be formed for the benefit OF those
who intend 10 become teachers; and Lectures
viii begiven weekly during the term. A liberia
patronage is desired
IERMs,-Primary Department, $3.50; Com
mon English, 500; Advanced s., so.
Lowell, July 20. lS5s.-3Iw5
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". ". LITTLE'S ESTATE.

A SECOND diesaeua@nne eaat an6 s5eisi
4 Misiz-~tas bssa asesaFeS 10 sAs creditors -
said estate, aAa ths maneg 70 sea&g, faasa
cal - eoen e 4 essssa4sat.
y, B. EIAkAIL Aa1
1alr u. 1875 -.ssxa
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Q . EHTN 8
esTA PHYSICIANS LEGACY ID
TO YOUNG MEN.

4 few ration
nj and disin-
terested re-
marks, IN pam
piilet form, Of
- pages, on
Seminal weak
Hess, N0ctur.
naiEuiissions,
Loss Of Mems
NAyf lAShiAen
- for study,
or business,
implements
20 Marriage.
lie. arising
!. Gaga The en
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LIBERATION.

TzHHls "a - certify that have given nv son
1 Jas. ". Folsom, bis Time durng the reuaini
der 81 his minority, and shtii claim none Of his
earnings. nor pay any debts Of bis contracting
after this date
ANDREW FOLSOM
Bltuess-- Wm. Graves.
Baften, JAY q i2Ga--29Nas
Z , ASINs. cnranta, Figs and Spices u all
3 = kinds TT sale si
W.oETHisGroN's.
WmTE Lead pars. ground and dry for sale
WoRfHIsGros's.
" fSc. ground and dry i9r sale u
WORTnisGros's.
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HOME MANUFACTURED
Wholesale & Retail!

yEsilK sabscri5sF has aEain returned to bis for
4 u4eF husiaess, and. haRinz made arrange
neHia n6th s. Tl&khH s CO., will ran far-
HiGHfe seasll w5fh . general assortment u fmfhi-
lnfss and : pfsparst - safs.sh aud deliver ffes
II charge, s3r TIE aiessi EATEgf up staIfs, down
10 ii.s asck siensu. - fealiee1 prices, aud Hlli
fake De kinds g Pfpaaes, asat Stock ga5d mar.
kef ilnfsess sbefs approved keies, and Cash not
refereed
WANTED Al ths shop IN exchange.
g go e. u god LuMlefs
y s. JOHss0s,
usfty CsHfer. ". June is6s-zzf
E1Aisfs aaa olis. fofss.sal
W0nTnaoTos's
(tn0CgEgY and Glassware 81 sale ~
WoKTHIaGToH's.
eH4KD Asgs = III sisss, Cas- stse. ala 4.
1 : sheT4s r. ssis e
WoaTgnisToN's.
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COMMISSIONERS NoTIcg

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
J.R DAGGETT'S ESTATE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoiutedby
4 the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans. Commissioners, TO receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of al persous,
against the estate Of ]. r. oAGGEfT, late Of
NEWPORT in said district deceased, represent
ed insolvent, and the term ofsix months from the
ssh day Of July, 1859, being allowed by said
hbt and prove their respective claims before US
Give Notice, that we viii attend to the duties Of
our appointment at the dwelling house Of Mrs.
Esther Dagsett, in Newpori, in said District, on
the 10th day Of October and 10 Of january next,
at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon, on each OF said
days
LUTHER BAKER,
GEO. r. LANE, Commissioners
c. 5. BACHELOR,
Newport, July eth, 4. d. Is5s-29w3
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-07-31
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