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SHELBY, saadusky, Mansfield 3 Newark Raflroad. 4,
&C. - - -l,l-''tiiiaI
urestiine, Pitt burgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Ran.
-.-. road, for Forest, Upper SandusIrT ijSl1b,-
Lima, Fort Weynei Laporte, 0ffcl7o =
vest, and East ior Mansfield, WooSltF s7ss,,
s-ilon A1e Beileiontaine Railroad Line for Marion
Belleiontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie. IN.
dinapQhss Terrs Haute, Vinesnne- Ts1,.-
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, ST. Louis, -
DeiaWArel with Springfield, Mt. Vernon snd Pftfu.
-, ourgh Railroad for Springfeid
Columbus, Little Miami q Colnuibus- a.d Y.,t.
Railroad, for Asnia, Dayton, indisne1oiI-
- Terre Haute, 81. Louis, aIorrovT I,rvslo-.d
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 fTi-.
sssippi Railroad at Cincinnati f5r Iorjs
points on the Ohio river - ~
columbus, central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zsues.
Tllie, l, y neelng, Gc., Columbus, Piqus snd
Indiana Railroad for Piqua Urbsns -
~ FOR Tickets 10 All points and fnf,rTSe TSefi-- a,
ply Ct the Passenger Station. -
o., =; s. FLINT, supcrintsndeut.
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An the trains going westward connect At Claval.rs
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincip-
natl 81 Louis Sci and all the trains going eastward
RaiToad, and at Bufalo with those Of the New Yorf
Osntral and Bufsi0 8 New York City Railrosfs
H. hOTTINGHAM, Eup'k
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Cleveland, Jung lQsh issi. % 'iin ''naen ai
OILEVELAND s ERIE "a

lS5l. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT 7se1
On and after Monday May 9Th, 1851, Passs1Ssr
Trains viii run follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
3sb A. n EAPhESS NAIL TRAIN-gtonur, a. -
.. - eu Stations except Euclid, WiskIits Men
tor Perry, DnionTille, Say brook FairTieTT
aud hEanyille; and arriTeE Al ris Al I5.if
P.m.f Dunkirk 400 P p BulIslo a. = NJ
4;05 ?. n -CIAClhhATI EXPRESS TRAT TN-sfo5-
ping at PainesTille, Ashtsbuia snd Girsr5
Snlys and arrives 81 Erie 7;o5 p X DHn-
l:1s ?. Il. COENEAUT AOCOMM0D1TioE1ftop
hOOF T. E1sHF ExPREss liisiSEs TRAIE-s,o,.,nz =,
Painesyille, Ashtabula and Girarti onlT snd
arrives a. Ere at l2:l0 A. r., Dunffrt n
200 An, Buhalo s:2O A. n
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ClILEVELAND 3 PITTsBURGa


l..t -H- hUHhER ARRAEdEnEHF.-
70 Axe eject on Monday, June Inn, 1851 Tr,l,-
~ O.es seisnq daily tcihdays ezcspsa . - f5Iir
80 80 A. D. aliIAFrtyes at New York s.06 S -
: Ails.ie ~, lplla 30 A n, Fittsburrf 80
.-f esS 81 neehns $50 P. E.i New PhiladeiDhii
- :. H. ~ ~ PEess ss-Arriyes at New York 400
m iiaaelphia l2.5e P. n; Pitfsbdr6h fil1s2
- . Nj Wheeling 507 a. ~ - % ---1'F'
Both Trains connect at Hudsfo f,-7 NJ -.
Millersburgh- su iSl AAfon ana
Jars run through irom Pittsburgh 70 Ns-, Ts.t
Via AllentOWn,) without change NV AefA
s5e e lew ", e oy any other line. M p Z
az n ~ Si vi Aessss ,. s4a pe procured At thsDsp
s. -. = N. MCCULLOUGH. Suupt
= Z k-A 2 ltlitliss 9 9 Z, AHpt. junsis -
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l;I5 A. \. NIGHT EXPRESs TR6Ily--s,o,,i,, :,
Girard, Ashtabula and PsinesFflls onlV: mi
arrives at Cleveland kt 4.z8 A. ~
loaO0 A. n. NAIL TRAIH-Stopping At All Sfafiona
except SeybroOk, UufOnVille, Perry NaD-
tor end eleklifss and arrive at OlsFsland
1850 P. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinR At gi-
EaTd, Conneauts Ashiabula and PainesEilIe
only and arrives at Cleveland AZ l,gO p ~
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Connea7s I =
a. o.lg A. r., stopping az all stations, and
srriViag &c Cleveland at 9:10 A. y.
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q 2. 4gEBs Q 2, Aglnt. = jaSslEs p ;
~ nrr1,r-. -. = = = -
4E1Y.ELAND, COLUMBUS d
CINeINHATI RAILROAD.
SsgAnEa sgsll ARaANgEnEsT.

egAhLh AEhANGEEENT. Teer
On and after AIsS,1day, June i0th, ISL, Psssa6cs
. Trans VIII leave Cleveland a. follow.
DIV a. =. y 4 Cincinnati Exprgss-5forrfn. .
5ereal Grafton, Wellington, EayT I,o11,,.
5aiem, Shelby, Crestline, Gallon fi5i--i'
darlington, Ashley, DeiaTsrS 49,
Centre, Northington, rsGehinF CoinI..
bus a. ll-aO A. -, Cincinnati Al - > II
and Chicago VIA OrsstIine AZ - p = -
Hie ~ tons topping e an Stsfor q
sas..3g saa sLrisiqg a. golumbrs 80 P. n, ~
ginctnnau % 400 A. r.
f'uo :. \ algns E1Pros8-stoDping At All ststions
ioEt1 q Orostiine, and AZ Gallon. .l5I5iins
tons Delaware and at all other Etsifo6- -
leave passengers only, arriving a. -
-.a lniabus at ll:l5 P h, and Oincinnsfi a -
A. n, Ohicago via Crestlius AZ - 4 =
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GEN. zoLL1ooFFER's PROCLAMATION.

We publish, at the request Of Gen. Zolli-
Golfer, his address to the people Of East
Tennessee, his command embracing this
Division Of the State. 1t is the only hope
we have of getting this issue Of our paper
before the public. The mercensries Of the
Confederacy, in charge Of the post Offices
and mails, win probably let the paper pass,
in order to circulate tbs address.
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Par.sn RrownIOw,s aLast.y

The telegraph the other day stated that
a gentleman who passed through Knox
vile, Tennessee, on Friday last, affirmed
that Gen Taliaferro, at the head of band
Of Tennessee troops, had taken possession
Of that place and suppressed BrOvnlOW's
Whig. The Cincinnati Gazette, however,
has received the Wing of Saturday, and
from it extracts the following items:
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8rYss 4bnnaEa.

LANES H. ODELL, BRASS
ID FOUHpER AND MANUFACTURER q
SfsV doors rom Superior strset OsyelAnd, Ohio. Il.
Il nrepared 10 furnish all kinds Of work used loi
used In the Plumbing Business. Beer PUMPS Of au
Kinds made and repaired. Bras Gazing done dAiE
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BRuwEDow pREPAR1xG TO RUN

It is rumored all over this county-and
may have gone to other counties that we
have made preparations to rum A wife
in bad health, under the advice Of her ply
sieiah, has gone to the Yellow springs in
Blouut county, but are are at home with
Eve small children, taking care Of them.
And at home, in Knoxville, we intend to
stay, unless We are sent of to prison by the
authorities Of the Southern Confederacyl l
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TRY TT TRY It'll
RELIEF FOR THE SIOK AND
WOUNDED sOLDIERSI
oARD ro FHR PUBLTOI
THE MANAGERS OF THE IA

THE MANAGERS OF THE La
Il DIES, AID SOCIETY, being now IN oommu-
nication with the Sanitary Commission at Wash
ingtOn, and also with the SurRson Of the several
RegiIneDtsi in which are Companies Of TfOops from
Oey. land and vicinity, are prepared % direct the
Efforts OF those who willing TO assist In relieving
the wants Of the Sick and Wounded in the Army.
We have alrsady sent some supplies Of Hospital
Clothing and Stores to the Commission and design
sending from time to time such donations a. our
resources will allow.
The Rooms Of the Society, No. IS Bank Street, are
open every week day from Toto IL A. NJ, and q Oom
mittee of Ladies In attendance. Contributions Of
Hospital Garments and Bed Clothing, Delicacies for
the sick-dried fruits, jeilies, &c, &c, urgenty
solicited, and will be promptly forwarded to the
Hospitals connected with the Regiments in which
are Troops from this vicinity, or to the sanitary
Commission at Washington, Il msst needed there.
MRS. D. ROUSE,
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Aail 80ada.
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO b ].
sUMMEB ARRAFgE1TrET


NI7-1---7-l E-II7II m
IN ana eIser Eondayi Jny "a 1851. rafus Mi rur
= dailE (sundsys excoptsd) q loIioV7s
~ A. =. thicago Mxpresl-EtOppinR Al Ber., s.-.s
tgss Operllat WaEeman, NorWalf NfrrS,.
-s--FiLlo, BolioEue, Clyde, Eromcnt fi-,.5-,
and arrives at Toledo at 9sOO AZ III Cbi-si
o.,o 60 500 Z. NJ, Dotroit 81 GO0P 81
s'iV A. n Ihrougb Mail-etoppinf at ~ 8tafsrr a,
ne ,le 9sonthorn g Division, aTriEi1g e IolSdoaf
'S = =, ~ Al, stopl at en- stations east ofssnd
~ Eoftlsrn sI DiEilion, and arrisoS n ~.
~ r =; atessssraPn A a1press-8toppins st Bsraa
n-6sslisv III Rsrilin, aksIlan 1orEslk II 81.
az s5Siges g Toledo at s;s3-P. HI, 6lies,3if
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1871 PASTURAGE.

The PAST res Of the subscriber,
about 800 res IN the Ouyahogs BrN a.
valley will Be open on and after -
the FIRST da May. Terms-ffty cents Der Week
bic every Monday, in advance, unless arrangements
are made with the undersigned for the seassn.-
street, or to Milo Bosworth, Herdsman, At the en-
trance gates, near WoOlBon, Hitchcock Carter's
Stove Foundry, or ct his brick Dwelling house on
University Heights. l.l -is
DSPsrties seuding Oews or other Animals, are
hereby notified that they will be charged for the en-
tire season from date of entrance to November lst
unless they give notice in wiring Of an earlier
withdrawal, and also, that the subscriber will not
be responsible for animals that may stray nom, or
be injured while on said premises.
Cleveland, April 90, 1861. .--. & s. STONE.
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MEKRICK 4 KING, p I-57777 7
IA @ I.F Gl- zE.af ez4-r T.
SAIL, TENT AND FLAG MAKERS,
No. 2OS River Street. l.n..r

Every style and description Of Tents or Flsgs
manufactured to order, OF the best material, on h
VOrRbls terms. a.-l sla erT
M & K. are both practical vOrkmen In their lire,
and refer to numerous parties with relation TO
Sail, Tent, Flag, Hammock, Awning and other work
executed at their establishment jy25
GALLSl TENTSI BLAGSl-203
~ River Street.-The undersigned are prepared to
mRnufacture every description Of SAILS, TENTS,
FLAGS, AWNINGS, &c, at short notice.. and on
the most favorable terms. They are enabled 10 re-
fer to numerous parties in relation to their Wsrk
menship, and solicit . trial Of the same
iuly25:S5s MERRIOK B KING.
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RAISING LIHooLN's BLOCKADE.

are Informed that one Of the pastors
Of our city actually appointed q prayer
meeting last Sabbath night to especially
pray FOR the raising Of the blockade, and
that be called on God, in fervent prayer,
to strike Lineoln's ships with lightpingi
and scatter .hem to the four winds Of
heaven The idea Of Secession preacher,
hesving and setting ct . throne Of Grace,
like q ram at gate post, asking God to
raise Lincoln's blockade, is 8 bright idea,
and . rich conception, in oar judgment.
That churches throughout the country have
become demorsliEed- Preachers have
prOstituted themselves, in connection with
secession, is ss plain as the nose on mans
fRce, but it does notyet appear that the
Almighty has mixed himself up with any
such scenes. -4---- Az
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THE vorE OF KsoxYILLE.

Notwithstanding all the drumming, if
ing, clustering, and Boosting OF Secession
lists, Knoxville still gives handsome ma
iority for the Union Our majority in the
city, on the 9Th of June, was Al, We believe.
This will do for Knoxville
The majority for the Constitution was
owing TO the vote of volunteers etationed
here, who are not citizens Of the county.
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Terms ~ hisa sa Bs9:; = ~
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GEN. pnLon,s PROCLAMATION

We have come up with one significant
truth in Pillows recent proclamation to
the people Of Missouri. After telling them
that he has gone there to their assistance,
he adds, eour- stay here viii be short"
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Z ITE, GOOD SAMARITAN

Ahead of all Competition
5463 of them manufactured last yearmove than double
the nunbtr of any other first class stove in
.ne year, in the United States.
THEY contain all the Improvements which in all the
= first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
ments over other stoves are in part follows:
lst The arrangement for broiling the hearth
AN improvement overlooked in other class stoves
1t has also the same arrangement for brong on top
81 A thorough ventilation of the Oven.
Sd. Introducing hot air draught the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draugh of the Stove quickenn
its operations, and enabling it to throw out hea-a
matter much and justly complained of in other Stoves
4h An important improvement in the application of
the d2mper, which throws the heat around the oven.
9TH Much greater weight, ntly heavier plates
and more durable as well as handsomer castings.
9th draft damper at each end of the fire box so
that the fire is cqualiZed, and gie will heat as Quick
as the other, also heating the in half the time
Hh Fire back protected by soap-stone, it cannot
burn
In addition to the above Improvements. it has all chat
ervor, Warming Closet Rooster in front Bakcr on ton
Doors lined with best Russia Iron &c, &C. Further this
stove is warranted to do the work with little fu as any
other stove in the market and in superior manner
All who want trstclas Stove. should never buy until
they cali and see the GOOD SAMARITAN they have in
cry instance given satisfaction.
AIN the exclusive agent for the sale Of this Stove in
montpelier, and sell II trial for reasonable
ot time: so all are safe in buying.
have also as full assortment of Common Stoves on
hand as any other dealer in Washington County and sell
rs low as any one in the State. L. DEWEY
Montpelier, Dec. TO- 1850.
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CANCER.

nOCTOR Il. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
~ habtants of Hardwick, vicinity and Community,
sarge, that he has removed TO South ardwck Caledonia
Co.. w. where he intends make the Treatment of Can
Ger(in its rarious &agesl speciality in business in
connection with Chronic Diseases, private common.
Fhe Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the
anent of the above named Dseaseom so years expert
in the treatment of Cancer and all conditions of the
system producing that Disease, he would say to the
I1iced come one, all, and the Doctor will advise
you what to do. All Counses gratuitous Amy aiuonnt Of
Differences will be given to the creduous application
che Doctor is regular Physician Of the old school!
means all he says, and no Rumbue.
South iardwick, June "a, 1861. 2S7
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G:saEsarislc Ess:aFlc':s e1sEaee.
Geo. r.. Wells Eistasc,

flfE subscribers having cen appointed by the Honorable
4 Probate Court Tor the District of Randolph, commits
soers, 10 reCCiv examine, and adjust all claims and de
Giands of all persons, against the estate of Geo f. Wells,
sae OF Chelsea, in said District deceased, represented
iusotyent, and the Term of six months from the Isl day
5uiy, 1851, being allowed ny said court 10 the cred
itors of said deceased, exhibit and prove their
spective claims before Give notice. that will
house If widow Jane Wells, in Chelsea, in said district,
the 9th day of September and December next at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon each Of said days.
WAN. F. DICKINSON, c,,
CHARLES ALLEN, Non 49,
CheiSeH July Is. A. d. 1851. 1891
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gAuuaEa ch. w. NHiGcEacock's Essate.

F$N snbscrNers having bee appointed by The Hon
HE Probate Court for the District OF Washin gto,
ossi0crs receive examine, and adjust al claims and
denaudS oi all persons against HE Estate Of Luther W.
tchcoch late Of Cabo, in said DISTRICT deceased, repre-
>tn;ef s"V> NJ AID the term OF siN months tr lie 21th
y"f Junc, D., 1861 being ;owtdby said Cour TO the
ttG@S "i sad decc sed TO c%hDi! and prove thereslec
Fire Cain bci3 Give notice, that Wii attend t.
the GHticS Of "Ur appointing III al The dwelling house Of
Mrs i.as II. Hitchcock in Cabot, in said District Nc
2+th dan Il hugHs and tie 21t day of December next, g"
H'L'ntk III the Afternoon each OF said days.
CHANDLER HURNilAM r..,
DANIEL. GOULD. 'V'' 49,
s,Ah0 3lly -, /. D., ISL 29IW3*
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
WAsHINGToN DISTRICT, Sc. Montpelier within and for
said District, on the Goth day of July, A. u. 1861.
4 VERY FlTlH guardian OF Geotge A r. Bragg. Aine-
y liza :. Bragg and Ida F. Bragg, minor heirs Of John
W. btgg late OF Warren in said district deceased makes
application SAID Court for license TO sell all the Interest
Of said ards in the real estate If SAID decta'cd, nclu
ding their Customary interest ia tae widows do" et
said estate Seng That Tie sale thereof would be
beneficial 10 said wards, fer The purpose Of Fng the
pinCetAs of e,Ch sale at interest.
Nhereup"n, Is ordered ~ said iouif lint sad app
valitn be c!ercd for hearing and dee sion thereon, 10
sion Of said Court be holden n the Probate Oire
IN said Montpelier, on The 27 cay If August a. D. 1861,
for hearing and decision thereon and, il il further
pefed Mat all persons interest Il, he notified hereof, by
publication OF notice Of this application and order thereon,
ali rec weeks successfully in he Green hOuhalu Free
man, printed at Montpelier h fore said time of hearing,
that they may appear id time and ace, and if They
cause, object thereto BY the Court,
A Eeri.l
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G A r d | n 4 RS
a2saetssanaasc :stad Ncyras&;s
COMPO[JLD

A sure Cure for Rheumatism and Nt,,ro,r,,
ITS uors: FORM.
The undersigned hereby certify that they haAo ,
Gardeners Rheumatic AMI Neuralgia Co n -
the care Of Rheumatism and Neuragia ana Eg-
every case found i.nma late and p4rtn peDt ra,inT y
have full confidence in its heang on lities and
recommend it to al WHO are afflicted with these hq,
ing Gi,eaSes as one OF the safest and best ,or,,,
ever offered to the public
) HANCOCK, JR % south Market 1ostor :,
II. ALLEN, Boston HENRY A. FUi Lee. IS ,rr
Market ST, Boston; ShML MALES Jn., Cjty 80
Noston; GEO II. PLCMMER, Meyerck square Ts
Eoston; HENRY D. GARDINER, Webster # F,s+ Hn
ton; ADRIAN WEEKS, Wtt-ter It, Roston. ,1r
GHAs. G. DCLLIvER, East Boston y
The best nedicioe for disease eyer saw. Ct,.s
SMITH, \ o. Old State ilouse, Boston
Have been afflicted with Rhelmutism in 10 ;, a.,
olm and entirely cure by the use Of one fq.,
a. ". Dryer, Matthews Building Commercial = -
tou.
Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia CONFORMS I,
entirely relieved me from SujfeTiEg7 of several Yea
standing. W +. HoDGKIEs No. O!d stpte n)7s
Boston.
liter suffering with Rheumatism for twn,,ty ,ee =.
va entirely cured by the Of two bottles o. a
rer's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound y,
i AYERS 10 Franklin street, Boston
The Rheumatic ana Neural gia Compound Ia. I'd
taken by hundreds of people Tor scroiulcus H,a,s
perfect satety.
at wholesale by MACY s. JENKINS, 81 Liberty !,
New York NJ s. BURR 4 Co., rs fremont Il HID
Principal Depot-87 Ki'ty st, Boston
None genuine unless signed by CHAs F. GARnIy n
For sale by III. X. CONE. W. X. Village; CHAi
DR.. PORTER, Northfeld j. NJ. HENRY, and III
Waterbury. l.. + Fierce, ard Fred E. Smith 1ioa,os
ier Geo s Kendrick, Lebanon, N. H., and by a, ~
carries generally. 242y
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q. Marbles sIssaee.

FENHE Subscr bcrs having been appointed y The "noa
= bic Probate Court orthe District OF Washington Cam
nssioners,t receive examine and lcihIn and
demands of all persons, against the Estate Of Jonathan
T. Marble late of Fayston said District deceased repre-
.encd nsolvent, and the term of six mohtha from the
t7th day Of JAY, SGl being allowed by said Coun 10 tit
creditors Of said bibi grove ne
spective claims before gvenoict hat we will attend
t":he duties our appointment al TIE Hing house
Of Benjamin Mantle, Fayson, in said district on the
ed day of August next and ON The 18th day d January
next, at O'clock in the afternoon each Of said days
ELI BRUCE jC,u,,,,
WILLARD 3. PORTER, ~ 49,
Favston July H. A. -. 1881. 992
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Probate Courts.

Chelsea, December /, 1860.
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Probate Courts for Randolph
Hist b.ESe

DROBATE vOURTS within and for the District of Ran
dolph for the ensuing will be holden as follows
at the Registers O1ce in k1ed, the first Thurs
day in each month at the Orange County Hotel, in
Chelsea, the third Thursday in each month at Chad
wck's Hotel in West Randolph the fourth Thursday
in each month. At J. L. Bowles' Hotel in Washing
ton, he second Thursday in February May and Aug
tlst. BY order of Court
j. X. CLEAVELAND, Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-06

IATE OF yEKMoST pRoBAIE ooGKTs %h
S&d will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
Gsd District Tuesday of each week, during the year
easuing. Persons having business with said Court are re-
Quested to attenl to the same said court days.
q T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
December i 1860.
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CARRIAGES AIMED sEEaGEI

by THE BEST woRKMEN IN THE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, Montpelier, va
Those in waat Of ,cv'a" Car az a. HtA'
will perhaps do we'll to all All see VII is bel d0ne
the old stand of G, Imam CAMP.
q NJ orders oromptiy attend to. -, 80
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FARM HTGbaS SALE
OR TO 2F;TsT'

TUE subscriber offers his farm for sale, situated and
half miles from Morrisville tie Rand alph road
leading to stowe, well located and School House
The farm consists Of 10 of good land suitably d
ided into tllage pasurng, and woodland, and 800
trees with sugar house The buildings consist Of
good onestory brick house with kitchen and wood shed
attached, two good barns and two sheds. There is
ming water at the house and barns.
The stock and farming tools belonging to said rm with
the present growing crops and the household furniure
disposed ot it will be sold at public auction the CHEST
bidder. Credit will be given FOR part of the real estate
or the above will be rented for years after
he-3d of September next. ALSUP LATHAM.
ii0rristown, June 20, 1e61. 2SSvQ
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Assn W5EgEs.' EIsaaae.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
WASHINGTON DIsTRIcT,ss. Mohlpeiier within and to
said District. on the 29lh day jGi,, A. d. 1851.
JIDWiN PlTkIN administrator IN HE estate Of Asa
~ Willis, late of Narshied, in said distric deceased
tnakes application to said court to extend the time
heretofore allowed him to pay he debts dne from said
and ndcr his administration account until some
luture day
Whereupon it is ordered by said that said appi-
ration be heard at the Probate Office, in Montpelier
te 2Oh day OF August next, and II is further ordered
that notice he GHf. 10 all persons concerned, by the pub
!icaiinn of This order IN the Green Moanan Freeman,
printed Mon eiel, three weeks successfully before
said bearing. BY The court,
:92fn3 Arrest, a. CHASE, Register,
a,naEsa slssc Esi:aalG':s glsG:aec.
't'H Subscribers, having been appointed hl lie Hon
T. Probate Court FOR Tie DialiiCiot Washington toH
missioner! TO receive, oXaHi II, md Hst all claims nH
demands of ail pcrs"Ns against lie LstaIe ri Cath
Blake, OF Nuuy il n. H., deceaatu lcprt-
.este%l nsovrt and the orEi Of SIX nun from the 18Th
lay o Jane, 1861, being allowed by said Court to TIE
NredL0rs OF said deceased $40 exhibit and prove men re
~pecve claim. be'oitusgiVe notice that eWlaittnd
tHt dnlos of our appointment al the 'welng h"se If
3anaeS Norris in Waterbury, III said district, tn the
stconi Tuesday of October next at O'clock in the
afternoon Of said day.
j. nG q sMi II; JAMES, cvm''s.
June 25tl 1861 a. d. f29Ow3