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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

l25 lbs fresh meat twice u week.
So you see there is enough allowed US, but
We have to look out aud get it. Under he su-
peryision of lieutenant Manning there is no dan
ger on that score. BY the way our lst Lieut..
Is gaining the good opinions Of his company,
aud, indeed, the regiment. have had it init
mated to me by one who knows that he would
stand good chance to be Sergeaut-Mujor OF
the regiment if he would permit his name to be
used a candidate, but hardly think he will,
for he is greatly attached to the boys aud there
is not one in the company that would think
they could spare him. Capt. Hoyt is getting
to be quite a military man, and his whole COM
pany are greatly attached to him.. He has al
ready won the confidence and good will of the
boys and there is not one but that would follow
wherever he would lead.
Lieutenant Haskell is not behind in doing al
he can for the good Of the company and pro.
viding for the comfort of the men, and his eff
forts are highly appreciated by all Of us.
have already made this letter too long but
must say that we have just received orders to
! leave here, and in four hours more we will be
on our way 10 Columbus We are all in good
health aud spirits and feel as though we could
| whip the whole south if we could but get a
chance at them.
We know that good deal has been done for
US by the people of Ashtabula and their kind
attention to US will be remembered by every
man in tue company, and they will do all they
can to MAINTAIN the confidence aud good Will
which our people have so nobly and freely
/ shown them. l must now close with kind re.
/ CARDS to all old friends
remain respe@Gully yours,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

From Mobile we hear that Lord Lyons has
informed the British Consul at Pensacola that
lie isto recognize the blockade Of The Southern
ports and has warmed English vessels not to at
tonpt IN force Il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

Col. JohpC Fremont has been appointed q
MajOr-Genera
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01


In day or two an advance column OF the
Grand Army will be pushed forward TO Manas.
sas Junction.
The government is satisfied that its QaVal
preparations are in such state of forwardneNs
as to efeCtuaIy blockade every southern port
by June 18th.
Carl scburz has been deprived Of the gratif-
cation Of proceeding with his brigade to For,
trees Monro. His leave Of absence as minister
10 Spain, was revoked, aud he will at once en-.
ter upon the discharge Of his duties at Madrid.
The FIRST diplomatic dinDer Of the President
will take place Tuesday next.
Col. Anderson has been assigned command
Of a western military department
Information has reached Washington thai
the secession forces have thrown up earIhworks
perhaps 200 feet square at Manassas Gap Junc
ton, aud commanding the track for perhaps
mile. They are under command Of Gen. Bon
ham Of South Carolina. Col. Magruder wa
there IN command Of battery.
Richard A. Harrison. Union candidate fol
Congress from the seventh district was elected
BY small majority to Gil Tom COrWiuls place
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

j. E. CHAPMAN, Dealer in Musicnlrc Meban
disc, Books, Fine Stationery, Toys andFancy Articles
his Bazaar and Curiosity sOre, door north Of the F
House. Vain street. Ashtamla 47O
J. G.. WRIGHT Dealer in Millinery Goods
Worked Collars and Sleeves and Fancy Goods Next door
TO the FISK House 47O
SHERlFF'S Sale of Good, aud Chnttels.
~ Ashiabua Common Pleas March Term, 1861.
Edwin r. Rogers
Fieri FaCaF.
st John Huntey
BY virtue of a writ Of Fie Facqs duly Issued from said
Court In the above case to directed win offer for sale
by way Of public auction at the Tannery Of Asa st. John in
Perpont, Ashtabula county, Ohio
Tuesday, the lth day Of June A. d. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock Of said day. the follow
int described Goods and Chattels, to wit
All the Bark in the Tanney Yard Of Asa st John in
Pepon supto 20 be about l75 Cords Two Horse
wagon with an iron FIX
Also at the residence Of Dwight IT, j. Huutey on the same
day shall oer for sale black Horse years and
one two horse spring Wagon WM HENDRY,
sheriff s ONCE. May 80, 1851. 5972tSl IS Sheriff
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01
Muster COmmr's Sale Of Lands y. Tenements
Ashiabula Common Ptess-Juue Term, 1858.
Joel H. Thomas r, o.,,. =, s,,,
Erastus G. Strong

by Virtue of nm Order Of Sale duly issu
~ ed from said Court in the above case to me directed
will offer for sale by Of public auction the Door Of
the Court ITO 'se IN Jefferson Ashabula County, Ohio,
Saturday The 9Th dag Of Juiy "A. b. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock Of said dav the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements, tow Situate in
townships ofPymouth aud Saybrook in the county Of Ah
bua and state Of Ohio in towuphps No l2 the third and
4th Of townships in the Connection
called being part Of the Moth end lot number So in
the township of SaybrOok and bounded East by Ply
mouth township line, the South by lands decided In Andrew
Wiley, West lot number 81, that line drawn from
said el's land l2u5 to stake thence East town
ship line aoresd the South line Of the granted and
described premises TO be parallel the North line said
number 50, and to contain thirty Of land
Also One other piece Of land the township af Ash
abula and is bounded and described follows wit West
the township line between Plymouth and SaybrUok, and
the thirty above described. south land decided
Timothy Strong to Moses Cross and John NJ Faulkner to
East line Of Faukners land to stake thence North along
Daniel Hubhars aud 1909 to the North East Of lot
No as thence West along the North line Of said lot No 4S
the centre OF the turnpike road thence South the centre
Of said road 2 thence West to the township ue containing
seventy Of land being the North part Of lot No 4S
cepng reservation Of FIVE to Timothy Strong, the
North side Of said lot No A. West from the turnpike road
the township line parallel with his other land the above lots
TO contain hundred Of land and being the land
conveyed to Eastus by Timothy Strong wife Nov g. 1S4S
and recorded in Ashabua County Records Vol 49, page 53
5l4. Appraised at
Special Master Commissioner.
jefferson, May 2sth, 1861. 5w6g7S6 25
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

Quo TkooPs ENTERING WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Monday morning at half past ten o'clock $500
Federal troops comprising the Western Virginia
Volunteers we're stationed on the Island, neal
Wheeling, and the Sixteenth Ohio Regimen
which was stationed at Bellair, left Wheeling
on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad for Graf
ton, one hundred miles from Wheeling and
forming the junction between the Wheeling and
Parkersburgh lines of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. 1t is said that the 2lst Ohio, which
left Clevelard for Jackson, on the Hoking val.
ley railroad, have also entered into Virginia,
bnt whether forming part of the force crossing
at Wheeling is not Sscertained. At lasts ae
counts 1000 Infantry and cavalry of the rebel:
had possession of GrafSon~-Her0ld.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

Additional returns from Virginia give
tue Union majoriiies in nineteen counties,
10 oSs These counties gave for Lincoln
in 1860, 2l5 votes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

Master CONS Sale Of Lands Tenements
AshtabuIa Common Pleas March Term 1861
""''" %~''a =. o,s., >, Sail,
Daniel Hubbard, et al
Ky VIRTUE Of an ORDER Of SALE
oqy Issued from said Court 10 the above case m mo al,
Fc,eu WIZ oer for sale by way Of public snctop AZ tbs
% VI 'no court House In Jefferson, Ashabula COUNTY Ohio
On He"s'doy he 12h day Of June, a. ID. 1861.
between The hours Of 10 ocook of .ad day. the c
Jug t9I 1esV,lpeu 3 iahds and tenements, to wit;
t ~ tue township Of Plymouth county OF Ashtshpi.
- 20 w io ana known as the nnrih uart OF Lot nnUn-
W ~ Nuu uouoeu ~ follows, TO wit beginning at = n,int
m lue o e fank Road wherp the sagd road cfssees
te 'ou line on lot ~ running thence south 9 degrees oot
along said road ten chains OOthence sontb ~ res. -.
90 chains and 81 links, TO the west line Of H., gf t
north degree went twenty chains and teoi - n.y.
along said west line Of said lot fy the south ss, ~
said lot forty-seven, thence north SO degrees ~
south line said lot forty three chains to the place m
ming POe Vi Oegin-
II Is ordered tha CITY acres Of the above described ,
an bounded north by nineteen Of the above t
anu now in possession of Asahe Willis he frat soid M
he hVa o. the said fifty do not pay the doht Is
interest In the above case that then the neneeen scres Ia
from the north part Of 'aid lot fifty C50 by limo GRO the
same parallel with the north line Of said lot city (Jol The
same being now ~ the possession Of Asaho Willis sold 10
pay the balance Of said udment and costa ~ "
The my acres the south side Of lot 6v arc anpr
ed at the nineteen above DESCRIBED are snnris
ed at So WIN. HENDRY, Sheriff. as
Jefferson, May 7th, 1861. 5t5osss rs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

Shcrlif's Sale Of Lands and Tenements.
Ashiahua Common Pleas, June Term, 1853.
4gent Geduga Iron Co.
Us ! TgGitiouo Erpono.
Fri Wdrd
R1 Virtue Of Writ of Vendi E7ponas
duly issued from said Court IN the above case 70 me a.
cte VIII oier Tor sale by way Of public suction AT the
uoor OF the Court House in Jefferson Asabua county Ohio
On Wensddy The l2h day Of June. Il ID 1861.
ing described Lands and Tenements, to-wit "
situate IN the township Of Saybrook county Of Ashtabula
ana state Of ohn being the north art of lot number
unded ami described follows TO wit North and
East by the lines of said lot south by lands owned by WIN
Jarvis and west by lands Of Alfred Stewart contaping
at s.. WA UENDRY sba3gT g'1eu
"elIerSon' May :, 1861. bte94Ss so
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

The Federal troops seized large quantities
Of concealed arms in Alexandra, aud Jack.
son, especially, the murderer Of Ellsworth
had made preparations for a hard fight in
case his house should be attacked The
SuddenneaS of the invasion alone prevented
him from arming his coufederates.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-01

Three more prizes were reported on the 9th to.
the Prize Commissioncrs-two schooners laden
with Tobacco, valued at 100000, and one oI
salt, value not stated
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
Sargent 4. Paige. Minor.

srArB OF VERMONT, ! Ala Probate ''ouH held al
bls7EIcr oy R,NnoLrH, -. nrookhrh, within and Zoe
said Dist Iirl m the 18th day IL April A. u Sol,
| ARRIEI \. PAIGE Guardian unto Sargent A. fater
III minor residing 10 Randolph In sadpisrie make,
application to ad Court for license to sell all the real
estate belonging to her said ward, the bling he
farm In said Randolph owned and occupied 10y John
Paige deceased the time bis dgceasr ana represents
that such sale for the best interest OF her said ward Tor
the purpose putting the proceeds thereof at interest
Investing The same la stocks other real estate.
WheT upon is ordered that the be referred TO
session of said Court to be held Al he Registers oee in
Brook field a. said District the 9TH dag OF May A. D.
1861 for hearing aud decision thereon, AMI that notice be
given to all persons interested by publishing this order
three weeks sgccessNtS in the Green Mountain frer
printed at Montpelier In this State, previous to the time
appointed for hearing Aforesaid that they may appear
At said time aud place, and show ctuse. hey SAY
have why such license should net be ylau.sq
by order Of Court.
egsfE3 I.R CL.EATEfANn Pecits~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
FSY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
Montpelier, April 20, 4o'clock' P. NJ.
THIRTY THOUSAND NORTH CARROLL.
MA TROOPS.
Floyd cOncOctimg Treason al
Richmond!
Another Proclamation from President Lin
coin.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLYN
PORTS BLOCKADED.
OHIO MARCHING UPON VIRGINIA /!
U. 8 MINT SEIZED IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
TO THE FREEMAN

NV York, April %.
A Dispatch from Philade phia to the Herald
says that passengers from Richmond state that
Gen. Green Of North Carolina has arrived there
and rendered to the Governor 80 900 men from
his State.
FLOYD had an interview with Gov I4etcher
last Thursday. The former has armed and
equipped 1900 men
Hundreds Of troops were arriving from South
Carolina, Petersburg and Georgia
WAsHNGToN, April %
The President has issued the following proc
hmaton
Whereas, for reasons assigned in my procla.
nation of the oh inst, q blockade Of the
forts Of the seeded States was established. and
Whereas, since that date public property has
been seized, the collection Of the revenue OBJ
structad, and duly commissioned officers, while
executing orders have been arrested and held
Il, prisoners, on impedod in their official duties,
without due legal process, by persons claiming
to act under the authority Of Virginia and
North Carolina, an efficient blockade Of the
port, Of these States will also be established
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
New YoRk. April %.
The Goth Regiment arrived from Albany last
evening
Col. Ellsworth's Regiment expects to leave
TO day.
| The 79th Scotch Regiment is mustered int,
service to day.
Mr.. Richie, Of the Richmond Wing, arrived
at Philadelphia yesterday
1t is understood hat he Is gong to Europe to
purchase arms.
District Attorney Smith has been notified
and will probably arrest bin.
The Governor Of Ohio = moving two Reg
ments on Wheeling, one on Parkersburgh, anc
one on Wyandottc and Point Pleasant, to pro
tect tho Union men ia western Virginia.
RlcnAoND, April %.
800 South CarOlinians have arrived under Con
Bonham.
WILNN5roN, \. C., April -.
The Journal of the 23istates that the Brancl
Mint in Charlotte was taken possession Of OF
Saturday. under orders OF Gov. Ellis.
The Arsenal at FlyttyiIle surrendered to thu
Stat, Authorities on the 22l, large number
Of arms.
Coy. Ellis has called $4,000 volunteers add
tional to the regular Militia, and all organizcC
corps arc commanded to be in readiness IS
an hours notice
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
LATEST--S O'Clock, =. Va.

NEw YORK, April %.
Charleston, s. G. papers state the Steamer
Alabama, just purchased by the Government,
will have her name changed to sumter, aud
will be under the command Of Semmes.
Capt. Ncedler OF France has offered his SER
vices to the Southern Coniedcraoy, and also
will fit out prvateers at ms own private OK
pensc.
Several privatoers are expected to leave soon.
The Board of Underwriters are fitting out an
armed steamer for coast guard,
1t is stated thata grocer has arrived here from
Charleston who was pressed into the service OF
the Confederate Army.
He escaped by concesling himself on board a
vessel.
lie reports that at the bombardment OF Fort
Sumter at least a THOUSAND WERE KILLED 400
Of vhuG. oe.. ii Fort Moultre
He further asserts that so were killed BY
Major Andersons first DISCHARGE
H,ERNBuRG, Pa, April %.
A Presbyterian clergy man IRON Eastern Mis-
sissippi arrived here to-day,
lie reports that he saw troops at every sta
ton destined North, that he heard them VOW to
attack Washington
A Maryland planter from frsdericksburch
says the Legislature will not pass II secession
ordinance, but submit the question to the peo.
pie.
WASHINGTON, April o.
1t is rumorcd that battery has been erected
by Virgnan troops ut White House below
Washing ton, on tho Potomac.
The place has been carefully examined for
two inlet around, but nothing of the kind was
discovered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
Commences .uondog, april %, leGl
Trims Going NotIh aud Wet

Leave Montpelier, II $50 IN g 80 =. y. aBd4 1ir.E
MAIL TRAIN CONNECTS nt windsor White R"e1
VI JuLctrh wthttnns trlvtng Boston az springfield
It 100 = n same day, AMI New York previous eyeninL
Leave Nindso al lis ", arriving al burlington al %
?. w. Rtusts Point At 40 IN, Montreal at 10 80 p NJ,
aud prdcr>hurgnat 80 connecting 1T uglen'haigh
VIII Grand urk Rai"ay fJr Detroit, Che q and the
West.
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified at { - :, 4 fOn 70
meets Btrg IN win trains Run and AMI Hurlng
Railroad Rpu,es Poil with Montreal and Ogdensbu fEh
Road.
NIGHT ENP"ESS connecting 1T Windsor with TAIN
which leaves New York at %, and at VIM, River
Junction with train ch leaves Boston via Lowell, Al
81 Lawrence. ri 90 r.s, the previous day
Leaves White RIVER Junction Ut - 90 A. arrives al
Burlington al IS AH, Rnuses Point AT - Mon
teal al ~ ~, and II Oed-nsinTE Il 90 euD
meeting wh steamers for Magma FaIs, Bgfo, srd the
West
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
l-)lle0

Died suddenly Montpelier, April! e. 1871, carHsaIsE
s. CorrRILl, wife 81 NAHLoS CorrRftl, RsQ, aged ~
years,
Mrs Co,ril hsd resial IL this llage neary 20 years
and widely known, respected, and esteemed. She
had been suffering i5r several years from pulmonary
disease but had scarcely given way to It at ALL She lay
down D Tie lounge about o'cocI in the afternoon Of
the estb f.l asleep, aai without struggle passed
from quiet earthly sleep to that sleep which ihal know
no waking till the resurrection morning Her death will
be deeply mournel by all who knew her,
The funeral viii be on Wednesday aeg, At o'clock
7. NJ, from Mr.. CotrI's house.
In New York City April 24h, OF .Yphoi fever, Asahe'
Randolph Of samuel and Eliza Jones OF Berlin, W.
aged q years, 10 months and 10 days
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
Trains Going south and Esst.

Leave Montpelier at l0a ". ii 20 snd 10 " n
Mail tram leaves Rousrs Point at 90 NJ, -. Al.
buns at 90 :. II cuHneelint ut Wine River junction
~ nh trains ful Wells River, Litton. Whine Maintains
Bs non &C., aud or Hosnn, Lowell, Worcester &c, and
connecting at Windsor with ualns inr Dos on, spring
aed Hartford, New Haven ana Aew iott, arriving ia
New York II II Is 2. ".
EXPRESS leaves Ruuses Point o. 40 A.. Connects
there win trims fiom NortCal aud OeicnsbIlgh The
same morning receiving messengers a ogdcusbrgb noa
G aui Trunk Railway, and LAKE Ou'ario It ag'ts, ar
nycsat White RIVER Junction al 20 ", aud al hos on
VIA Lowell nj 8 50 p. 81.
NIGHT FNPgCsS leaves 0rien~hurA1 Al y 10. r..
MONTE Al Of Is u 81. Bouses Point ii oar cenhea-
rr NJ Burlington with Rutland ani Burlington sat'tuai
fr Toy. Albany, and Sew iurt. ~ Nhne River June
lion vain Norhtrn Railroad Tor Busion, Worcester &c,
anNtne 70 Boston at - ,.M J ~ Windsor WIN Snlii
van Railroad fr Bu,'au, Springfield Htnion, New iia-
veuanJ New York
Sleeping are attached To tclh TIE Nist INl1ef-
irsins running between Ecl.es F,iut uld Gcspr, aui
tween Rousrs Point aud Troy.
Through Tickets fir Chicago and ire west Tor ale al
the principal slli1ns. q. hLkhlLh' sup
81 AIbuus Vt, Anil ~ 1861.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
Amos aiercc's E.lafe.

STAIN OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held a.
W,sHiSGroS DISTRICT IS Montpelier, In aud FOR ssid
District on the 10Th day Of April, A. d. 1861.
calvin Fullerton, administrator Of he estate u Amos
Pierce s.e Of warren said district deceased presents
his administration account for settlement.
Mhereupon it Is ordered that the same be referred to
the list day Of May next at the Probate oee Ia said
Montpelier for hcsrng and do.ison thereon and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication o this
order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed st Mont
seller three weeks successfully as suon be, that
they may appear at said time and place and II they
cause, object hetcto. ~ order Of I curt,
s,gf Attest, N. A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30

STATE OF VERMONT. Ata Probate Court, held at
RsooLra Drrncr IS. iifocktcld, within and Tor
said ni>tIict, the .fth day &c April A. h. 1861
Instrument purpuiiing 10 be thr iast W and Tesla
n meat Il Hrnjlmn beating, late q, Randolph, in said
District decreased being presented 90 the Court by John
buswei The Executor herein named, for Probate II
ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified appear 8ession osaid Court
De holden al The Registers Office Ia hIotkhrd the
18Th day OF May, 1881 and show canse any they nay
have, against tht Probate ol said VIII; foT which
purpose, Il = further ordered that cory ii The
record OF this order be Published three weeks
crssivey N the Gioen Mountain Freeman printed al
Montpelier, pre,i,u g. said time uf hearing
true cory Of Record.
2;9fA3 Attest, J.R CLEAVELAND, Regislet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30

1t is stated that when Gcn. BntIer landed
at Annapolis. the authorities protested
against it, He replied: Sir-Wo come
here not as citizens Of Massachusetts, but as
citzene and soldiers OF the United States,
with no Intention to invade any State, but to
protect the capital Of our common country
from Invasion. We shall give no cause Of
ofense, but there must be no fugitive shots
or stray brickbats On the way
WHEELING, Va, April Is. Tho Bell and
Everett Convention of this Congressional
District met here to-day, and accepted w.
e. Brown, Douglas Democrat, as their nomi.
nee for Congress. Resolutions ere adopted
approving the Harrison county resolutions,
which condemn the course Of Eastern Vir-
guia. and recommending all the Northwest
ern counties to send delegates to tho Wheel
ing Convention on the 18Th of May. Strong
Union speeches were made and everything
was harmonious.
The prevalent opinion was that there would
be division Of the 5 ate.
Louisville, KY, April pa proposition
has been made by the Governor Of Kentucky
to tho Governor OF Ohio that the Governor
OF the Border States propose to the UuitcC
States Government to become arbitrators be
tween the contcnding parties in the presen
difficulty.
The Illinois Troops, under orders Of The
President, crossed to ST. Louis on the nigh
Of tho 2jth, advanced to the Federal Arse
nal, and brought away immense stores OF ar
tillcry and small arms belonging to the Coz
ernment. There was no fighting. Among tn
articles obtained are 81 coo stands Of SINAI
arms, AMI park Of artillery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
Ezekiel Rurnham's Estate.

, subscribers. having been appointed by the uent "a
ole Probate Court ioF the District OF Wsshiu aoa CON
missuners receive examine, and adjust all cla aud
demands OF all pcsous agrsl the Estate Of Eickie Burn
ham, late OF No lhcld IN said district deceased, repre-
seated insavcn and the OF sir mouths from the seth
day OF April l66 being a1wcdby said Couu the cied
of sad deceased, exhibit and provo their respect
claims before 6ye notice, that will attend To
The duties Of our appointment At the dwelling house Of
ephx urnham IN Calais In said district, OF the at
Saurday ot June aud October hex az ~ e'l0ek "a he
forenoon GU each OF sald days
PHillP SHORT,
]. L. CARNES, : Com'ts,
CHAS, =. BENNETT,>
Calais, April ~ 1851. 279fw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
Washington County Gram
max School.

THE Summer Term Of this Institution c0mmarce. ia
4 Monday April 18th, 1851
y. D. GORHAM Principal
Mammalian, Aprilg3. 1881. apr,!1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-30
Notice 10 Teachers.

NOTICk Is hereby gwen that The pubic examination
" for Teachers designing teach in the Common Schools
Of the OF Berlin, will be held at the School House
near Nontpc r village, Thursday, Nay 9th, at o'clock
r All citizens are respectfully and cordially invited
TO attend. j. NEWTON PERRIN, Supt
Berlin. April 10, 1861 ggs