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SxooTuE ROLLER MEN WANTED Constant employ
ment and good wages will be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers by applying
to WOoDs, YEATNLN, & Co.
Nov l. dim.
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SHOES for sale.

1900 pair mems asse rted BrOgsns by J. W.
WARD i Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
EVANS 4 Co. Oct p 1851. df
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Wanted Immediately, 10 900 bushels corn, deliv-
cred at race trsck, or at on, pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs. for which we will
pay the highest market price in cash.
M-BAUcs & Co, Agents C. S. A.
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No WINTER QUARTErs.-The Washington corress
Ooud,at # the Philadelphia Bulletin asserts that he
has assuranc from the most authentic sources
that the President has Informed several gentlemen
thigh authority that the army will not 90 ingo WIS
ter quarters as intImated in various sections; but
that forward movement is q thing determined on
and will take place at the proper time"
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Wontpd Immedinfely

HALE zen Carriers ard Fzishers (gosd Eormeo) can
ind con Ant s1Plo ent at cd wages oy applying a
o1ce h J. 1ORME & CO.
ort1o-d3u Atlanta TsnGery. Atlantis. ca.
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PEN MANSHLP,
RE made Simple and of Easy Attain.
]. w. DOLBEAR,
Recruits Wanted.

BOUT twenty hvs or thirty able bodied and intelligent
young men 70 fiji Infautry oCmpany Which ready
70 n camp vi GERS have not yet been elected.
Apply at tbe Recruiting Gcs cedar street formerly oc
.,-5sd nv cant W Il. Horn. noV5-d&WH
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We call special attention to the card of DR.. J. B
GENraY, proposing to practice in MurfreesbOrO'
during the Season.
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KETTLES AND BARK MuLs-Stock or SGltpeter
Ketiss and Bark Mills for sale st
nov |, dim WcoDs YEATMLN & Co.'s.
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See first and fourth pages of this morning. raper
for late war news.
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..t:ovcrnIncnt NOtice., :,

AN7 have this da bern appointed age Is Of and the
Wv EIDE ate Eta Of America for the purchssing and
packing AID ,aulz this and CarkVill district
sni all Ke tUcky and therefore, c calls and eorrsspon-
dencs Of all pNre wing eat and hops sell and
with authorized az in each and county.
u. BRUCE CO.,
HaIhvi lie, Nov 6I..er AGENTS @. S A.
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Personally appeared before ne, the Tubssrber c MoC.v
>ecretay OF Augusta Banking Ceup-ny
hO beng duly deposeth that he absye 49,.
ns3t ret md true, to the best Of knoEedys and hs
So o 2. nsCAY, BezstAry
sEo1n 70 and subscribed befors me- n 1871 August 1851
ALPHIUa Q. BsANH.
hetary Public.
RE same oath which the Secretary sbsTs sfen % n a
a President, take ny part
AN n D'AETINGNAC, Prssidrns
Sworn and scrihei before 30lh cay Of AaguaL
1851. = J. TUCKER,
J. ?. for EsyeIts county lean.
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y /
This Ia to certify that the Auzua InEurance Banking
io located 1t 'ug1St Ia The State % Geo ala, com
ed sta all he requiresen q the Code the subject e
FOrgu InIune Companies, In section l8 70 l5J7 Inclusive
vel as the act Of p MARCH, l6 chapter as, 70
squrn deposit with the COpoifsrsf twenty tlousAnd do
y six per eft nonds Of TIE State.
And hat Js5s rhmAs Is tbs LEGALLY authorized Agent Of
aid Company In the city Of Gas ayVie Of snasSss
H. s. J. T. DUNLAP, COnPsroler.
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Printing ONCE for sale.

uyHB VII. OF the Presses and Printing materials Of ts
sout ern Homestead ocs for sale. Terms liberal Ap-
DIV IA Union and American, Mas VILE Patriot, Paier-
for terms. PATTERSON Trnstss
oet2s-In FcrL WILLIAMS & 90.
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TIE tbs Oldest ad most reliable Iuurapss
Companies in The Slath These wishing insuranes vii plsas
cal on the uders gnei at tie Cedar ana a
square. JESSE THOMAS,
uOV2-dlm Agsnf.
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ANiTrERa WAMrER.

ET3E want to hire TWO KNITTERSs who car
w work en- Knitting Mac ines.
BORGFRLDT, THo&Ps IN 4 CO.,
Hosiery Mandatory,
November ], '6I-5ln Ne 26 Cherry street.
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NKA paying the for all good Beet Cattle
Wv aud Hogs and snxious to bay large number Of
each, and respectfully ask call 81 those having either Cattle
Hogs 5oT sale dSp osing them elsewhere.
CUMMINGS & GlLKEeON,
sstI7-dH College street, above Church.
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LRGTsLATIvE UNION AND AMERICAN.
A few copies Of this work, bound, for
the Sessions of 1873 and 1859-6O, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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SENATE.
wrDvrsn,y NOVEMBER IL. 1861.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1861.
The Senate assembled at o'clock, Hr. Speaker
CHkATHAN in the Chair: and the Journal was
read,
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wanted


Al this oa. boy no undersssrds how to pasl mail.
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REVOLUTIONS.

The following resolutions were offered:
By Mr.. WARNER: No. 56-Instructing the Com
mittee on Banks 70 examine the condition of the
Bank of Tennessee. Lies over.
By Mr.. HEAD: No. 5T-For the relief of ". E.
Barringer. Lies over.
By Mr.. GARRETSON: No. $50 advance the
business before the House. Lies over.
NEW BILLS.
The following bills were introduced REID the first
time and passed:
BY Mr.. EDWARDS: No. I5S-To amend the tip
ping laws. [Prohibits the selling or giving way
of liquor within one mile of an election precinct
on the day of an electon.1
By Mr.. BUTLER: No. l59-To amend the crim-
nal law.
entering of land.
BY Mr. McCALLUA: No. 16I-To authorize
Judges and ChancellOrs to continue causes without
cost in certain cases.
By Mr. NoCALLUM: No 1870 provide arms
for the new levy of troops.
HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
On motion of Mr.. LOCKHART, it was ordered
that lOOOcopies of the report of the Trustees and
Physician and Superintendent of the Tennessee
Hospital for the Insane, be printed for the Of
the House.
sENANE BILL ON SECOND READING.
No. l2-To provide for the payment OF Clerks,
and other contingent expenses of administrative
service Of the pay department of the Provisions
Army of Tennessee. Passed.
HOUSE RESOLUTIONS
NJ. 52-To provide for the health and comfort of
volunteer troops. Adopted.
Subsequently Mr.. Brooks, of Jackson entered q
motion TO reconsider the vote adopting the resolu-
ton.
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NHOt JoT cpeca4dt1o1A9
NH1 undersigned has bean appointed Agent f,r tsparskass
beVes and Hosl for the Confedsras States tsr sDscf
uAoon ana Gall requested q al hHVng either FIR SaIs
VINO WISH 70 So cur troops provided bsral prices n sunes
currency Contestants Notes ha raid Call AZ C5.
ningS & GilkSsns College street, near Church rreet
ae-- J. ,. CUM1uIGg.
Agents for Purchasing Beeves and TToas
Tor the Confederate Statsss
The following gsaemsn agents for purchase Of Hogssrd
Beeyes for the Confedersts States
Penny baker and Samuel Thompson, Wilson cscnty.
II James, Of Giles county;
Beatis and Samuel Littlsia Liacsln county;
Ferry 4 6ourn. Coffee county;
samuel Ellison, Smith county,
yEoekstt RAn5cm, Kntheriora county!
1ese krlsrson, Mr. Cox, 3 Wocdsde, Maury csuuty;
dnor2s L Barrett and Caldwell, Bedford county:
EOoyar, RrSaklfn county:
6eos - Donalosoas 0varoon ooulfys
w Utisy, Robertson aounty;
" La e sumner ooautvs
kohert Davis and u Parks, HuryhsIl eoaat-.
George Do1eeoay, James ColsnAn o D Jsntfaa N.v.-
pert basasGl . Solnsoa and James Carssy fr ai
sren cOuati5s. u p nTsTlrrNaS =
scN RP
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House for Rent
Beef CatlIe and HOgs N anted.

GOOD Brick ling, with attached, H.t,e below
~ Il e square, North &srsst street. Apply to
novs-dtf R0BnRc TaOMr son & 20.
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For Sale,

For heBt,
I'm High st est, Broad dwelling with niEe room
ElQu 3 High street. CcL3i-tf
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

Reading Matter GA Every Page.
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iith The greatest am~unt insured $4,000.
I2th Amount Insured y an cry Is not eefnCd.
18th. The greatsst a.aouat IN . block, Sl5,DOc.
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JoHx W. WALLACE, Secretary. nov
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WEDNESDAY, NovEMBsR Is, 1861.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at half
past nine o'clock.
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1t having been sscertained by call OF the Houss
that there was not quorum present,
On motion of Mr.. L0GKHART, the House ad
ourned to half past nine O'Clock to morrow morning
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5h Liabilities due not das to cred.
1 -..s....
Oh Losses adjusted and due noo0
in. Losses unadiusted and rot 0ue-nsns
81 aud ia. Loses insted....---.. % 900 10
10Th. other I45OJ CO. Ssl IN CO
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/ No. 22-To authorize the Broad Street Pridos
Company to issue change tickets. Rejected.
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On melton Of Mr.. DUNLAP, the House took re,
cess until half past two o'clock.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-12-13

LOUISVILLE. November IA TT Q
Louisville Courier. dated u, Bowling
Green. November 9Th, contains
Richmond correspondence saying
Colonel, now Brigsdier General.
Humphrey Marshall is to commsnd
the Eastern division OF the bel
army In Kentucky. and Brga Ter
General John o. Breckinridge re-
turns TO Southern Kentucky THE
week t. organize his brigade and
pnt the provisional government In
Kentucky in motion.
The same correspondent complains
ofthc delay in getting the steam
frigate Mcrrimac ready for sea. and
speaks OF twenty one rified cannon
which came in the Bermuda, with
twelve groov,s in each. and capable
Of throwing ehells Of 100 pounds 81
miles.
The Fredericksburg Herdid, Of the
fret says, John A. Washington
family residence, two miles below
Matthias Point, has been bombarded
and burnt.
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CoNTRABAND We mentioned on
Saturday that tho steamer G orge
Weems had been seized bv the an.
,hori,ies and detained at Fort Nc.
Henry. There were about lun.
dred per.ons On Loard, including a
number of ladies. The Police made
thorough search Of all parts Of the
boat, bnt there was nothing of con-
traband character discovered among
the freight, which consisted chiefly
of supplies OF groceries belonging to
parties on board the steamer. There
wac. however, quite curious gar
ment found on the person Of lady
named Mlburn, who wore Bal,
moral skirt, weighing about thirty.
live pounds, into which was ingen
iously quilted a large quantity of
the finest sewing silk. supposed to
lie worth abont 5000 Upon the
erson Of a yonng lad, ier brother,
were ai4n found abon, three pounds
~ quinine, sewed up in his jacket,
IN one Of tho staterooms a box was
found containing a large quantity
oi needles, military buttons and 9th
or articles OF a cnntrabspd charac
Ter. The articles were all taken
possession OF by the Police, and tn,
y"nng lady detained in custody
After a detention of about five hours
tnc steamer was permitted to pro
c,cd.-- baltimore Patriot.
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EIcnNoNn, November John
Tyler and Roger A. Pryor are elected
10 the Confederate Congress. The
steamer Bermuda, with 500 bales
of cotton. ran the Savannah blockade
80 the night of the I'd instant.
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CAIRO, Illinois, December S -
Henry Fry and Jacob NJ. liensl:n,
| lD'onists, were hing at Greenville
Tennessee, on the goth oi November,
for bridge burning.
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CLERHs OrriCE. !
MADISON COUNTY. Iowa. (
Il. 4. HUBER,

rLERK of the District Court Of Madison
~ county, Ios n, will attend 10 pay ing taxes
on nonresident lands In this and adjoining
counties fer the following prices to with
this county, for each years tax receipts scots.
In Warren, Polk. Dallas, Guthrie, Adair. Union
and Clark counties, for each years tax re.
ceipts, 81 60. For abstract ot title from this
county, 81 90. Also. attend to any other bust.
ness entrusted to him with promptness and
d,sp Itch.
November g. 1861 .-f2m
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CuARLEsr1E November 7.--Gen.
Lee has arrived. William Porcho r
Miles 10 elected TO the Confederate
Congress.
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Aautufh 9efItrsuuian.
Ter MS:
sinurt Copy, one year. IN ad, ap-e, sI.so

TIE cLUB sysrEM ABANDONED.
ss- Our sutseribers ,cin bear in mind that the
Club system has bern abandoned, ond hat our pa
p,r r;n b. p,6iishsd, hosatfsr, at h,5o IN ad.
oancs. and no less.
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A NEW ARTICLE.
DccTuR RuBsCws STOMACH BI11tas.

for giving tome - tho stomach, aud tor o..
ot hlliuu> complaints uriheht tu
the Western Cnuniry. Try o..
A. % morning drink. - uN-.S Il digestion nI,i
relieve b,~p"pSia, " has me- rqrtl. Trt g..
In l.,yor !; is superior TO al, oiA"r liHtcrs.--
rry u.
The frrmul', of thcsc Biltcrs row USGD tho
sole property nf DR.. ipbtCk. originated With
ono OF tic oldest and most eminent Medical
Practitioners uf the West. aud II J. directly
predicatcd upun IN" wants If Western people.
These Bttrrs derive their stimulus from tho
tonic nature NJ the roots aud herbs
Il wluc. ihcy are composed, aud ~ they are.
hv ALLAN IuA unnatural cravings uijLG ,ipmy"!
directly pruMnt 80 ut
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TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE. = The
IA undersigned has q small tract OF land,
amounting TO forty i've acres and n fraction, for
sale on reasonable terms. The land Is located
In Portage township, Hancock county, and 10
unimproved, For further particulars call on
March is, '8I. g. A. SPEAR, Asenf
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REDUCTION on PRICES

Owing to the war and hard times we deem
~ II proper tn REnucE THE PRICEs or DIM
rlsTRY 10 the following low rates. which will
be strictly adler, d to, and no deviation what
ever. JACOB CARR,
u. w. TARER.
j. ]. Bl.ECHER.
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TEMPERANCE,

the present proprietor boieycS mat in makiug
them widely kuowu .he public welfare Is sun.
Scrv"ii.
# wll' soon hc for si,lc by all Or. RnbucE' =
numcruu. AZ uts, and III llnir's. &c.. th"
country over. In mcau-jmr. orders " Il toe
iliCd Il rect from Cincinnati IN ANY quantity,
and NJ the l0wesi rates. II is pat mp IA Quart
Bottles, and securely packed 10 one d.2'N
cases. lltlI dpl"n sample gases viii, however,
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Retail Pricc, 81 per bottle, or siX for 81.

Principal ol,lce and saiesronm. No. & East
Fourth street. thlrd building from Nam street,
Cincinnati, ONO. Laboratory, No. - Ham
mond street.
For sale I'm Hancock by
LANGWORTUY Il FREY. }p,,.,,.,
J. NJ. HUBER & CO.,
GILBERT, FAIL d CO., Nanlue;
u. BARNEY, McComb;
ID. PETERS d SON, Arcadia;
]. b. EATON, Benton;
THOMAS SrARKS, Arlington;
4. MAIION & SONS, WilliamStown:
J. OSHEIMER. Van Buren,;
]. WALTER, West lndepen ence;
J.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard;
And hy Druggists and Merchants general!
throughout the United states and Canadas.
Mnrrh II, lsGl lily
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

and restore the health and strength Of the sui
lcrer: that SICK FEMALES.
who have ilncuished for years in helpless
weakness aud dnspon'lrnry. rccupcratc with
great rapidity under their invigurating oper
ation that all sexual disabilities are removed
by their cotdia, and gently stimulating proper.
tips. that thpt. rprrutt
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DNSiuN AND IIHCiss
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.

49, fSfz.t sstIss.s----l .-i-i=.43 -i=.43
-yY-Ss --ySy-If7. Is,Ssra- - = - s-s
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have Joon tri1ed with and
abused: that their direct tendency is to length.
EN- life. aud ronder IT enjoyable; that, operating
directly upon the poison ot disease in The blood
they CAUSE SOON 10 HEAL
and DISCHARGE from the system, every taint oi
Scroiula. whether hereditary OF otherwise; --
al. al
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N Office

hereby certify that have this day given my son, Leon
ard E. Ladd his time during the remainder of his mi
norty and shall claim none Of his wages pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
DANIEL p. LADD Witness. AARON LADD.
MiddleseN. May 81, 1861 5S1fw3*
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JUNE ~, oo
MoFFAT'S



mn ESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
lie for a perIod of thntv wears and during that time
have maintained a high character in almost every paI
OF the globe for their extraordinary aud immediate
power OF re- torng perfect health to persons suffering
nearly every Kind disease to which human flesh
liable
The following are among the distressing variety OF
human dis eases in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
arc well knowu to- be iufaIiiLIe
DYSPEPSIA hy thoroughly cleansing the first an seco,
ST macls and creating a dow of pnre healthy bile in
stead of the stale and acrd kind; Fla.ulencv loss Of
Anuete heartburn hea0ache Eestlessness itl-temDee
Anxiety La. 90 or oud melancholy which are tie gen
eral symptoms o1 DYSPEPSIA will yQuish IS a naural
cou,cGe noe Of ITS ,li!e
Co.iIvEHEes by cleansing the whole length of the III
testnes with aoIvcut process aud without violence
an yIoieut purgts leave The towels co:t,e within two
days.
fEyEns of all kinds by rest orum the Hood to reg.
uar circulation through the process OF respiration n
in sGch eases. and tie thorough solution Of all nteetina
obstruction in Others
The Life Medicines have been known to Rueuma-
ism permanently in three weeks, and Il yu in half that
time. hy removing local nhanlatiun tr the muscles
and ligaments Of the JOINTS.
BRops Es of all kinds, by freeing and trengthrnng
the kt eyS and bladder; they operate most delightfully."-
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EnE'GSenrc Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, DROBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS and For the District aforc.
said viii be holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
sLid District Tuesday of each week, during the yeal
ensuing. Persons having busiu with said Court
Iuesed to attend to the said days.
Y. r. MERRILL, Judge.
December |. 1860.
STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court, held at
WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS. Montpelier, within and for
said Dis trct, the 18th day of June, a. d. 1861
instrument supporting to be the last VIII and Tcs
Il lament OF Samuel b. Atl. late u DuAbHry in said
District deceased, being presented the Court by l.. L..
Durant, the executor therein named for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified appear Il session of said Court to
be holden at the Probate Office, Montpelier, the 9th
day of July, A. D. 1861, and show cause if any they
may have against the Probate of said Will for which pur
pose, it is further ordered that a copy of the record IF
this order be published three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper printed ut Mont
pelier, previous to said time appointed for hearing.
true copy Of record
2sGfw3. Attest, II. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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Administrators sale.

e he undersigned, administrator the estate of Arunsh
4 W. Flanders, late of Ilydepark, will sell at public
auction, (unless previously disposed of at private sale
Saturday, the 18th day of July next, at O'Clock
the following described land belonging to said estate and
situated in iydepark in the County of Lamoillp viz
One equal undivided third part of the Sd Division of
the og ina right of Elisha Edgerton, also the whole
part of fifty of land of the South East
of the Sd Division lot the original right of Benjamin
Talman Said sale will be at H. Duttons Hotel in said
llydepark. Terms of payment easy and made known
time and place of sale.
JOHN NJ FLANDERS, Administrator.
Hydepark, June.l7, 1861. 2S7fw3
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STATE OF VER NONT, AT Probate Court holden
RANDOLPH DlsThlcr, IS. at Chelsea, within and for
said District, on the 2Oh day of June, A. d. 1861;
OMES AryiIl P. Saer, Guar dian Emma O. Salter,
- minor residing in Tunbrdge in said District and
represents that his ward is seized of certain real in
said town of Tunpridge, being the and all the land
and buildings thereon conveyed Lovey u. Sater by
Iced of warranty from Ezekiel and Sarah + Drew, dated
the 2lot day Of December, A D. 1850 containing about
weny Of lanL and that the sale thereof is
~ for the payment of mortgage incumbrance said
real estate ard prays that license may be granted him
sell the areeaby the statute in such made
and provided:
Wereupon it is ordered that the same be referred to
session of said Court, be holden the Probate Office
in Chelsea, i'll said District the 18th day of July, A. d.
1861, for hearing, and that notice be given to all
cernel by publication of this order three weeks
svey in the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Mont
peer in this State, previous to the time appointed
aforesaid for hearing, that they may appear said time
and place, and show cause, if any they may have, why
such license should not be granted.
By order of Court
2S7fw3 J. r. C!.EAVELAND, Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-26
Levi ID. HEaHs's Estate.

bIe Probate Court for he District OF ashgton Cum
missoners, receive. examine and ad u al
demands Of all PERSONS against the Estate Of Levi d.
Hall, late of Marshied, in said District deceased repre-
@ened insovent, and the term of six months from the
25th day of May, 1861 bein alloweC by said Cour TO the
creditors of said decea sed exhibit and prove heir
spectve claims before gvenotice hat we will attend
10 he dutiesof our appointment al tie dwelling house
Of Mis-. Fanny, w. Hall in Marslfcld in said district
HE last THIN sday of August and No ember next at ore
G'C!ack in the afternoon each Of said days.
G. w. II. DWINELi4, Com,,,rs
JOHN LANCE, '"'" 40
NarsIGrld Nav H. 1851