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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02
povTp,s PREMIUM FARM GRIsT MILL.

nyuIS MILL, is constructed entirely new
I pr;pc;nles and so arranged with self sharpen
;na Qualities that il completely removes the OBJ
;eet;an that iron mills will soon wear out; hence,
Il does not require any sharpening, and can be
run for years without any repairs, thus saving
much time and expense, and always ready TO work.
Considering the cost, we can truly say that this
is the most efficient, simple, and durable Farm
MI now in use. Hundreds of farmers testify to
its superior merits. 1t is adapted for one or two
horse railway, or for two or four horse lever pow
ers, and viii grind Corn, Rye, Oats, or Wheat
from sic to teelce bushels per hour, according TO
fneness required: aud is also arranged with steel
Cutters, to grind Corn in the ear. 1t occupies
space about three feet square weighs about 20
pounds With recent improvements it has been
strengthened in all its parts, and the steel cob
cutters so improved that it will grind Corn in the
ear rapidly The machines are warranted to give
satisfaction.
Farmers wishing to try one will have their or
ders promptly attended to- Price Of mill with
seiye arranged for sitting meal for family use
while grinding, $50 with boiling machine attach
cd for making family -four, So, freight from iac-
tory added. The Mills can be seen at our ware
house, No. %, King street.
ADDISON, WALLACE CO.,
feb 2S-eo2m Agents for Alexandria Va.
nv NOTICE.
1 HE copartnerShlp heretofore eNiStlng uhuer
the firm OF JOHN LEADBEATER Il son, is
dissolved by the death of the senior partner,
JOHN LEADBEATRR. All persons having
claims against the late firm, will please present
them to the subscriber, and those indebted, VIII
please pay when called upon.
EDWARD S. LEADBEATER,
Surviving partner of Jno. Leadbeater Il Son.
I'd mo l6--lm
TT NOTICE
u NDER the authority of the last will and tes-
lament of John Leadbeater, deed, the DRUG,
PAINT and OIL BUSINESS, lately conducted
under the firm OF j. Leadbeater Son, will be
continued by the undersigned, Executrix, under
the style of LEADBEATER 4 CO., for the ben
eft Of his estate.
BY the last will and testament of the said John
Leadbeater, the undersigned is authorized to con
tinue the business, for the benefit OF the estate,
and not only his assets in said firm, but all his
estate is responsible for the liabilities contracted
in carrying on the business.
Having employed my son, EDWARD >. LEAD-
BEATER, to conduct said business, the estate OF
the said John i.eadbcater will be responsible for
all liabilities contracted by him in carrying on
said business-he being fully authorized to sign,
or use the name Of 'LeaGbeater Il Co., for that
purpose.
The liberal patronage extended TO the firm OF D.
Leadbeater 4 Son, is respectfully solicited.
MARY 2. LEADBEATER,
Executrix of John Leadbeater, deceased.
od rpo IG--1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02

The February number of the Knicker-
booker Magazine, among other good things,
gets off some capital hits regarding morceaar
de certu and Legitimate art"
1--WE have said that it is impossible for
any one to convey the manner of Mr.. Irving
in adyerting to an amusing incident, OF re-
citing brief humorous story. He could do
it-but there an end One summer evening
we were much admiring several articles OF
curiosity or Uertu which were sprinkled
about the centre-table of the north parlor q
rosary and crucifx, in wood, carved by a
monk, and brought from the Alhambra, a
very beautiful thing, being among the num-
Der. While we were admiring this, Mr..
Irving took out from under some papers,
what looked to US to be nothing less, and
nothing more, than handsome carved ivo-
ry folder.
This is one of my rarest curiosities,
Mr.. c.; what do you suppose that instru-
ment is?"
1T looks like paper folder" we said,
"and very handsome one"
All, that's the way in which the most
wonderful curiosities are moderated; that
sir, is tie Dagger that Macbeth thought he
saw.' 1t was presented to me in Scotland
by one of his direct descendants"
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UST RECEIVED some fine genuine
,Inr.,L-.-.rr, n,,..

uST RECEIVED some fine genuine
- MEEKSCHAUM PIPE BOWLS, and
REEDS Or CHERRY STEMS
y suit also very fine 4 Y BES Or SEGAR
SMOKERS the very kind the ladies have been
asking after 10 make presents their male friends
And "a hand fine stock Of MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO, SEGARS, SNUFF, g..
Z. i. SHAW, n. H. corner Of
Jan IF King and Fairfax SIS
WILCOX i GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
wv just received. another of those elegant
Machines to which the attention OF the Ladies' is
respectfully solicited. Prices $50 and S35. For
sale by Itch 81 4. G. BERRY. ~ King-st
NTOOL purchased by
w js4 RIDGELBY, HAMPTON 1 GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02

4 PIANOS.
/ LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS IN THE COUNTRY.
GOLD MEDALS
IN FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS
AT the Maryland Institute. besides first premiums
At the Fairs in Philadelphia Washington and
Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLENCE
STRAKOSCH,
and G. sATTER.
AS also from some of the most eminent Professors
and Amateurs in the country.
WILLIAM KNABE CO.,
Nos. /, 8, and Z, NORTH EUTAW STREET,
BALTIMORE,
would respectfully invite the attention Of the pub
lie to their well assorted stock of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO F0RTES,
which, for beauty of finish, power and sweetness OF
tone and elasticity Of touch have been, by judges,
pronounced unrivalled Every Piano guaranteed
for five years, and privilege of exchange granted
at any time within six months, if not entirely sa
tisfactory.
Terms liberal. A call is respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
PIANOS taken in exchange hired and repaired.
WILLIAM KNABE l. co.
Baltimore sep 26-dly
HIHE COPPER T0E!-A New ERA IN Do
4 MEsrlC ECONOMY 1T is well known that
Children and youth usually wear out their boots
and shoes ut the toe, in n few weeks-sometlmeS
in few days. Buy them with MITCHELL's PATENT
METALLIC TIPS, and you will save 'co-tAirds of
the expense of supplying your children with shoes
This invention enables us TO offer to the public
boots and shoes that NEVER WEAR OUT AT THE
TOES We have hundreds of testimonials from
parents who have bought them, showing, that on
the average one pair of shoes with tips, will for
children, wear as long three pair without, and
for Misses, Boys and Youths, they will wear at
least twice US long, while the cost is but trife
more.
This statement is made with entire confidence in
its strict truth, as it is based careful examina-
ton Of the Facts i'll experience of more than
two years, which has proved that these Copper
toed Shoes, have average, worn at least
three times as long the old style, and the cost
is but triHe more. the Importance of The inven-
ton to all having little feet 10 protect will at once
be seen.
This invention is also important rs protection
against the cutting the Prairie Grasses, also for
Miners and Plantation use, and all occupations
where the toes of the Boots or Shoes are particu-
larly liable to be cut or worn.
CHASE, MCKINNEY & M00RS,
Owners Of the Patent
For sale by dealers generally.
New \ ork, feb l1-w3m
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
GROCERIES, &c.

NTOTICE.-Hayiug determined TO make u
N change in our mode of business, and seinS
anxious TO close ont the stock as soon AZ possible,
,yc offer our entire supply Of GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS, SEGARS, TOBAC-
co. &c. &C., at cost for cash.
Farmers and merchants win now have an OPP
portunity Of purchasing GOODS far below the
present market price. We will state that our
stock i one Of the largest and most complete Of
any We have ever offered, and bought when
goods were much lower than they are now.
ian 2 Blackjack, MARSHALL 60.
TOBACCO, SEGARs, SNUFF &c.-ljO boxes,
pound lump and IS Tobacco, from medium
to prime grades Of the most approved brands,
comprising u good assortment Of best grades Of
light pressed
American, German, and Havana SEGARS, .
large and good assortment.
Ilnchburg Smoking Tobacco in bales and pa
pcrs: J0 boxes Garrett 4 Sons Scotch Snuff; ~
kegs Garrett 4 Sons loose Snuff; 30 boxes Ger
man Pipes-good observation-disclosures received and
for sale by J. II. McVEiGH 4 Sun,
SEP 4 Prince street Wharf
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EARTHENWARE. CHINA. AND GLASS.

Earl HEN w hRE, J1lNh' AMI uAASD'
HNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed new
l. partnership for conducting the above bust
ness, at the ON STAND, 10. III kI>G STREET,
ALEXANDRIA.
The experience II our Senior, for thirty seven
years i'll Mis business oioae, with long established
correspondents authorizes u t. say that our ia
cilies and means for doing this business are equal
to any house on the continent. We pledge our
selves to cur ellow-citi2cns 1T the Commonwealth,
and others, to serve them with integrity and idc-
ity and in 4 manner that shall compare fayorahly
with similar establishments i'll NoIihcu cities,
whether n t. variety IT assortment, quality II
goods, or moderation in prices
our SPRING importation has been dispatched
by the ship 'Aunie Laurie, from Liverpool, direct
u Alexandria, AMI our arrangements ire such As
70 enable to get our goods hereafter direct ~
this port
We only ask Southern merchants and others IL
examine stock Of goods and the prices wc dc-
maud for them, which are settled and uniform.
We ask ~ patronage unless We can satisfy them
il j. deserved X. ii. MILLER,
T.. !. MILLER,
IT, ". ASHBI,
Ei5~ The old firm name ii H. ~ MILLER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02

VNHfS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the under
i signed were appointed by the last will and
testament Of William Fowle, deceased Executors
of his estate and having qualified such,
quest all persons having claims against the said
estate to present them to William Ii. Fowle. All
persons indebted will please make payment to the
same party. WIN. III. F0WLE,
GEO. ID. FOWLE,
JOHN b. DAINGERFIELD,
CHARLES S. TAYLOR,
feb 9--w4w Executors of VIM. Fowle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02

HONE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN.-ln no
respect, perhaps, have Americans declined
more from the condition of their fathers, than
in the too frequent neglect Of that we will
call the home education of children. We
presume it is unnecessary, in this age of gener-
al enlightenment, to state the obvious fact
that education is as much moral as intellect
ual. Now, in the days of our fathers, the for
mer received more attention relatively than
the latter; whereas, in the present age, the
latter is cared for to the greatest degree. Nor
is this all. Thousands Of parents, instead of
intoxicating at home the virtues requisite to
make the child happy, honored and success
full in life, leave these things to be acquir-
ed at Sunday schools, in the public acade-
mics, or by chance. Yet never, in either of
these ways, can child moral education, us
ing that word in its most comprehensive sense,
be properly conducted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02

DISH
Il 300 barrels So. AIcwiycs
20O ~. | Eastern Herring, also few
packages 81. ! Mackerol, for family use, II store
and cor sale III NJ ELDRIDGE < CO.,
jan . No. s South Wharye,
CL0vERSEED, CLOVERsEED! CL0YERsEED
am now receiving, direct from the west,
y ~ BUSHELS CHOICE OHIO CLOVER
00U SEED, which viii be sold Al lowest mar
kct rates JAMES 4. NEYETT,
Jan = Duke street wharf
TURKS ISLAND SALT.
~nQa BUSHELS TURKS ISLAND SALT,
OUUU cargo ot Brig Leni, direct importation,
f,r sale by JAS Y. NEEEII,
Jan q Duke s. Wharf
oa0 EASTERN HERRIEGS.
OUU BARRELS, Of prime quality landing
from Schr. Saratoga, for sale by
Jan % WI. II. FOWLE 4 SON.
10n FISH
lUU BBLS. 10. ] ALEWIVES
100 10. 80 EASTERN HERRING.
For sale ~ rjan PSI WHEAT ( BRO.
IeO0 GILLING THREAD.
OUU LBS..srrEElOR GILLING THREAD,
various numbers, Of our own direct Importation,
Tor sale ~ Jan Isl WHEAT 4 BRO.
TEXAS MOLAsSEs.
4 FEW BARRELS, lor sale low, ~ close by
n Jan l6 WM. II. FOWLE 4 son.
NOVA SCOTIA POTATOES,
/ II BARRELS, 81 superior quality, ton sale by
! Jan II WM II. FOWLE { SON.
~ TIMOTHY SEED.
~ BUSHELS TIMOTHY SEED, ior sale IN
jan . WHEAT ( BRO.
PORTLAND SYRUP.
"a mrs DlpTlANh -ARI.p III .t.r.
ian ID FoWLE ( 90.
0O0 ORCHARD GRASS SEED
SUU BUSHELS ORCHARD GRASS SEED,
Tor sale ~ liam 2Sl WHEAT BRO.
"a ALEWIYEs.
0U Bells. ALEWIVES, Of prime quality IN
hand, for sale By lfeb ~ F0WLE 60.
A CLOVERsEED.
"A CONSTANT SUPPLY on hand, and for
sale ~ liam Isl WHEAT = BRO.
N HHDs. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
III IA bbl-. Yellow Sugar received this day Ia
Steamer Mount Vernon, and tor sale hy
feb . ]. i. DOUGLASS
DEACH-BLoW POTATOES We have fur
L Their supply ot these superior Potatoes.
WAl. III. FOWLE 4 SON
fob p 81. ! South Whmyes.
COUNTRY BACON, LARD, AND BUTTER,
- ~ 'n ,,,, ~ ,,,.,p ,,,,ppy npo,
az ~
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5Hil LBo. ouPLhioE ~ ~" i 10, I , III
nan. mi Nh snIs ~ GARNET IIrLST
I'M I'll
Outer
ID - kegs Giules
, mn, nan. f.r -,I..lv
ian h III n. HARPER 4 90.
TTERRING
looLhIs AIay.;y.s
I'd NJ. Halifax FIR ygIeby
ian II y. II. HARPER 4 Co.
TIOKSE FEED
1000 bushels shin sam. Ryg Meal ana Mid.
dIiugs, received and tor sale ~
jan vi DNNl Z HARMON.
DLASTER.
4 80 TONS SOFT BLUE WINDSOR PLA@-
TER, 81 band, and ior saie ly
jnn II KNOX \ BROTHER.
M INCE MEAT II ms own manufacture,
" Tor sale IT reduced price, ~
len =. y. Do,"LAHH.
tIn Tons PLASTEk Also Groceries, Fish,
row AMI Salt ior sale ~ lowest market price,
" ~ = H"'''o' = y ht'"'
Ok ZONES Pine Apple and English DAILY
- 81 '''' J"s' ''S'''' IL" n u, ,"T
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
FARMERS visiting Alexandria to purchase
IL FARMING lMPLEM ENTS, SEEDS,
GUANoS, &c, &c, are invited to give us 4 call.
On hand ut all times, large and well selected
stock OF GOODS, which will be sold at the lowest
market prices Every article sold shall be as re-
presented. Orders by mail will receive our prompt
and personal attention
ADDISON, WALLACE L CO.,
ieoS No. 2S King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02
THE GAZETTE.
JOHN RANDoLPH'S SARCASM.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1860.

JOHN RANDOLPH'S SARCASM.
Raudolph's sarcasm was always whitening,
and sometimes his very look, or even silence,
was aunihilating. The anecdotes told OF him
are almost innumerable, and some OF them
are doubtless pure inventions. We cannot
voueh for the following, but 1t Is characters
tic of the man:
A gentleman once related to me an anec-
dote which / have not seen III PRINT. a
member of the lower House, from Virginia
had recently died. With this gentleman
Randolph was on very friendly terms. LIS
successor was elected In part, as was saiu,
from his holding up the idea that If elected
he would '.chastise John Randolph INTO his
senses This braggart had been In his seat
lint few DAYS when he sought TO redeem
his pledge by making furious attack on
the gentleman from Roanoke. lie was IN
full tide of angry defamation when the OBJ
iect of his abuse entered the House. On
taking his seat, he barely looked at the spea-
ker, and then began hasty perusai OF the
newspapers and documents on his desk. All
expected reply, and rare sport, as matter
Of course, but shey were, for that time, dis
appointed. Some days after, however, when
the House, the Hobbies, and galleries were
full, Randolph obtained the floor to speak to
some resolutions then under consideration.
In the course of his remarks, he took occa-
sion to speak in the most complimentary
terms of his friend, the deceased member,
whose seat was then occupied by his success
sor, who was large portly man. With IN
imitable elocution, which hushed the House
into the most perfect silence, he turned to
the seat occupied by his rude antagonist,
and said, with his blandest and most scorch-
ing irony, q allude to my esteemed friend
from Virginia, lately deceased, and whose
seat IS still uacant,' AS his Incompatible
emphasis fell on the word vacant" the
death like silence was dispelled by the most
tumaltuous laughter, defying all control,
and in which friends and foes alike joined.
1t was told me as fact by an intelligent
informant, who had it from one who profess
ed to be personally acquainted with the
facts, that the effect of this adroit inuendo
wasso killing to the principal victim that he
resigned his seat in the body in which he had
so boldly proposed to chastise John Randolph
into his senses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, HOUSE-EEEP-
Ii ING ARTICLES Gc-Thc subscriber has r.
ceyed already the present season, variety fgoods
in the above line, purchased upon ay orablc terms,
which enables him to offer goods IL low prices.
Having had a tong and iuye eJPe,ieuc, IN buying
and selling Hardware, be knows when and how ~
buy to the best advantage tie offers inducements
TO Builders, Mechanics, Farmers, House keepers.
and all others to give him call. It will cost
nothing 70 look IN and examine goods, and You
may save by the operation, a. has been done IN
many cases. All business transactions warranted
10 gives satisfaction.
JOHN r. CREIGHTON,
feb 20 No. SIS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02

We have determined from this day. dec l%.)
until January lst to sell for cash, or to those who
will settle their accounts on the 1st of-January,
the above goods at COST. As this notice is to be
in effect only for the time mentioned, it is earnest
" requested that those who desire to have the
benefit Of it will do So rs early as possible.
ASHBY & WOOD,
Ne. 10 King street,
dec rs under Orange and Alex. II. IL. Office
-,-,u,- coone
W. .,e nav receiving Ian large an and well selected
stock ~ UOUSEKEEPING GOODS, such as
I BIeacbed and Brown shrtinrs cotton ana Linen
Sheetings. Dnmask Table Linens and Cloths Nap
kins Dolies. Towcngs, il great variety; Pillow
Case Cottons and Linens, 81 undrrssed CambrcS
plain and Jaconett Camhrics Cambria and Swiss
Bands, Edgings in every variety, Hosiery Jou-
wins Kid Gloves &c., &c. We shall also con
tinue to sell M opr Fancy Silks silk Robes. Fou-
lard Silks. Merinoos. aud most WINTER GOODS
If mime rost TAYLOR n HUTCHINSON.
~. ~, Louisiana avenue
opposite Ieh'ro Ma'he' space
Washington, leO Ii
INST RECEIVED-3O pieces fancy Mousliues
al 1GS a. o5c. very cheap
m ,,iecos DeRopn ana LayilIu Cloth. al l2lc
Another lot of these beautiful and cheap Reyersa-
lie SbawIs
la ,;ooo, E"ne, print. from, ~ T. I9lc
10 Cassinctts
Beaver Cloths and Fancy Cassimeres
80 pieces 81 and "a FulIed Cloths. extra quality
20 81 to 81 Plaid and striped Linseys
III pairs sup Bed Blankets
100 Negro do
10 pieces White and colOred EIannels
Brown and Beached Shooting and Shrtings with
many o'her uooD9' y ~hiSt IT w PP"S
NY = =
NJ OTICE.-Just received, ~ pieces q Fancy
IN Declines
% pieces Fancy Prints
Black and Brown mixed Llnseys
5 Kentucky Jeans, (eXtra)
~ ohecl.S "5ey oa+s''ii''0
- S, uPolIo' -, C.,,.,,, EI,,,,,,I.
~ DIeac1cu " Dio"u o"'''"
~ Mahcnes,e = oluS ', II,
II r.IiaI ,yi,,h IN NJ ,,li,I,
III, IN gI = , JAri" ,a"rE e nr;c@.
nov II WI. Is. BERKLEY.
.u,,,,,.,,,, ,,,n,,,n,,, c,.u,,rp,,.
IhENSl - =, :. : = ''' 49,
= MY IlinI:", % maI; 49," So
TanneIs Ladies CIoaks Lace SETS. Collar ana
Sleeves ) Embroidered Muslin and Cambria Col
lars The above, with many other very desirable
GOODS We are now Offering. greatly below this
season. prG ices va. A9iibh ! ~ AZ,
y" - N''iE - ""''o' = = =. = =
NTOTICE.-l have determined ~ sell oH lior
N cAsnonIy) ny entire stocl, 81 DRY FANCY,
and MlLhINEhA "ooDS, II coS!.IU',aSes'
DeL"ineS' 'nl'' F'G ~ ""' ~ II
coaks also Shawls cloaks Gl @nssg B,s,rned
i'm 10 100 King street.
nc, Tu,N co.r
-, - !, 80 -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02

NEW GOODS. JUST RECEIVED al RICH
IN ARDS'-Worsted Hoods, Mariposas, Son
tags, Nubias, Caters, Mitts, Stockings and Hose;
Elastic and Leather Belts; Tida and Crochet
Cotton; all kinds of Double and Single Worsteds;
Watch Ribbons; Jet Bracelets; Ivory, Horn, and
India Rubber Fine Combs; fitting or Crochet
Braid, &c. feb Z
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-27
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

by It's simplicity ard most perfect adaptation to all Throat
and lung CoPfd MIS- lrn infancy to old age, asks for
special attention. strict the laws Of nedrine con-
formed to- that ask The same freedom of use in disease ms
It's strict natural ieaui, that would OF food to hunger
Both are analogous and both untrue unless they can he APP
piled to the letter Therefore, from WuouriSG CouGH the
terror OF childhood to Lung Complaints all ages
1T Is A REMEDY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-27
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

FAMILIES AND PHYSICIANS supplied
i at all times with PURE MEDICINES n CHEMICALS
at the DRUG STORE in WnLisToN's BLOCK. Also, all
the STANDARD POPULAR MEDICINES of eday for sale
by TYLER THOMPSON.
pct
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-27

GTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
- The Probate court f1r said District
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of BENJAMIN
CONVERSE hate Of Warlsborn, deceased. Grecting;
Whereas, BEERI II. CONVERSE AMI LEVI Fits, Adj
illustrators upon said Estate have made application in wri
ting to this Court setting forth that the amount Of debts due
from said deceased is about SI25 90
That the expenses Of Administration will be about 5000
$4,000
Thatthe value Of the personal property none Of witch
has yet been assigned to the widow, Is $500 90
Leaving a balance unprovidrd forof Sl55 90
And praying for License sell Real Estate for the purpose
Of paying said debts and eXpcnses-iou hereby notified
that this curt will decide upon said application mt the Ses
sion Thereof to be held ut the Probate lice, in Braeboro
In said District the last Saturday q October, A. D. 1860
when and where you may be heard In the premises If
fit. AL +. UDLBliDOK, Register.
GTATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court
CDisri,t Of Westminster,SS. held Mt Townshend,
within and for said District the la day of September
1860 Present. the Hon. ABlsIIAI, SrODDARD. Judge.
AN INSrRt' MENT purportng To he the last will AMI
testament 4 ZELOTES WOOD, Of Townshend in said
District deceased, being presented to the Court here by So
PHIA f. WOOD, the ENecurN therein named for probate
1t il ordered by said Court that all persons concerned there
In, he notified APPEAR session p said Court to he Id
the Oc ol BENZ. W DEAN in Grafton. in said District
ON the first Wednesday November A. d. 1850, and sh1w
cause they may have against the probate OF said
record this order BE- published three weeks successive
~ In the Vermont Phoenix printed BrIttcboro In this
state, a may be.
\ copy # record
Attest, BENZ. ". DEAN, Regr.
Grsnon Oct. 4, ls60.-ll