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, 1861-02-28

OAAIE'S LAND
I wish was in the land Of cotton,
Old times dar am not forgotten;
Look away! Look away! -
Look away! Dixie Land.
In Dixie Land whar was born in,
Fairly on one frosty mornin',
a. CHORUS.
Den wish | was in Dixie. hoOray, hooray!
In Dixie Land I'll take my stand,
To lib an die in DiXie-away. away! To-
Away down south in Dixie, away, away!
Away down south in Dixie.
Old Missus marry "Will dc ~taber,"
Wiiiium was a gay ieceaber:
Look away! &c.
But when he put his arm around 'er,
He smiled as fierce as forty-poundcr.
Look away! &c.
His face was sharp as butchers cleabcr,
But dat did not seem to greab 'er;
Look away! &c.
Old Missus acted de foolish part,
And died for man dat broke her heart.
Look away! &c.
Now here's health to de next old missus,
. An oil de gals dat want to kiss US.
Look away! &c.
But il you want to drive way sorrow,
Come an hear dis song tomorrow.
Look away! &c. r...a
Oars buckwheat cakes an ingcn batter,
Makes You lat or little fatter;
Look away! &c.
Den hoe it down an scratch your grabble,
10 Dixie Land I'm bound to trabble. O.
Look away! &c
, 1861-02-28

tn THE PRORNTE COURT OE PIERCE
coany, ". Tia the matter Of the Estate Of o. r. Meek.
er. deceased: BOO e.. ..a.uH ~.
Il appearing the Judge Of the Court Aforesaid by ada-
VII Of MceNrr, Surviving partner Of the hrm Of o. T.
Meekcr that Is necessary 10 sell tie Real Estate pnr
ton thereof of q r. Nrcker, deceased pay the indebted
Of said o. Mreker, the rxpenses of Administration
aud the allowance Ia Ghc widow. u Is therefore
Ordered by the Judge thEt all persons Interested appear
bcre him Mhnday, the Ih Of March, ls6I olock
PM Of that day. to show cause, any why order should
not be grautrd for the sale Of tic Real Estate Of said de-
ceased for the payment Of said indebtedness.
:. r STEWART,
SOD Judge Of Probate.
, 1861-02-28

Among the officers in Fort Sumpter is Lieut.
Richard X. Meade, Jr., Of Petersburg, Va, lie
IS West Point graduate, Of the class Of 1857,
aud u sun Of the United States Minister to Brazil
The second wednesday in February is the day
iixei by law for counting the electoral votes in
Congress, and declaring the election Of President
and Vice President Of the United States.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

eral army, and temporarily employ
ed in its operations, will remain ior
future determination, according to
the different aspects of the qucstion
presented in the cases Of slaves he
longing to disloyal ard loyal citizona.
The cases OF both might probably be
go provided tor by facilitating their
emigration TO Ilayti or some other
inter tropical region, that all intlu
ences from their cnancipst on would
be avertod. while loyal masters, il
they hayc remained loyal, can hc,
and doubtless will be, fully indemni
fed.
This plan, in sll its relations,
eeems to reconcile, as fully "a possi'
bic, constitutional obligations, public
policy, private rights, and the dic'atet
of humanity. -[Nationd5 Mtglli
g5nceT,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

Nor every man who dives into the sea OF
mairmony brings up q pearl.
liz spake we'll who said that little graves
are the footprints Of angels.
Tns blush Of true modesty is like the soul
Of rose in the heart Of lily.
We reason good deal as we eat, more
from necessity than knowledge.
Those who praise you at the beginning,
will ask fayors in the end.
MONEY is nothing in itself il is useful
only when it departs from us.
Ir is easier for the generous 10 forgive
than for the offender to ask 1t.
Mas Of needless charity make more beg
gars than usuerers do.
| WoMES never truly command Till they
have given their promise to obey.
THE young lady who gives herself away
| loses her self-possession.
| IMrossI BILiTIEs, like vicious dogs, ny be-
! fore him who Is not afraid Of them.
LAwsare always multiplying Lawyers, and
Lawyers always multiplying laws.
| InosE who heed not Gods writ, are often
forced to heed the Sheriff IS.
/ Man and wife. like verb and nom native,
should always agree.
He is but poor General, who, like a
drum is made only to be beaten.
] Follow the fashion you had better dis
play other peoples fclIies than your own.
M,yr pride themselves upon being wild
young men, who are only wild beasts.
Tar cup Of Gree changed men to sw ne
tha, cup is common now-it contains strong
whisky.
! Tmr snuf-,aket is irreverent; she looks
lupon Gods beautiful world merely as some
thing 10 be snrt2ed at.
IT makes very material difference 10
lamb whether he is gathered into the io!t
10y Shepherd or snake.
FrnrNiNH Hg,pAciig--A fictitious disease
by which women seek to conceal thciT heart
ache.
IL returning thanks, in an atcr-dnne
speech, Brown declared that he was "to
T., full for uttcrance.'
. BIZ as careful not 10 provoke an enemy a
4. you would TO steer safely near danscrOu
reef.
?. TmE BrSr LFG,cy. - No man can leave
n better legacy h the world than a weIl-edu
II Gated family.
II TO all men the best friend is virtue; th
best companions ate high cndeavOrs an
honorable sentiments.
MoRosE men are undelighted amidst a
&c delight, joyless amidst all enjoyment, sat
'r less in the very lap OF safety.
" you have gone so far as to cutthe lion
claws, You hal better not feel secure till "
= have drawn his teeth.
rs TmrRE are two classes Of men general
OF in the wrong. Those whodon' know enou
and those who know too much.
A great deal OF nonchaance thai pass
for philosophy is nothing more nor Il
Of, than natural stupidity.
=. SoMx men are so far sighted, they 10
NY through aud beyond objects. AMI swear II
u" are not.
ial ISLANDER not Others because they ha
ha slanderel you.
iai Tnn fellow who took offence has not
lni returned il.
on Ir cur clothes are not we'll cut, we
AZ very apt TO be cut ourselves.
= Way is ice in thaw like philanthropy
Because it gives in all directions.
81, INDULGE in humor just as much as
please, il il is not ill-humor.
IT is less pain TO learn in youth than Ia
- ignorant IN age.
THE pebbles in our path weary MS
mi make us foot sore more than the rocks.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

WITHOUT claiming 10 have Official or de-
tailed information of the approaching move
ment of the National army OF the Potomac,
we may assure our readers that the great
contest is indeed close at hand. 1t is i'm
possible to say with accuracy when it will
begin, but it must be within comparative!,
few days Our army now stands SO that q
single intelligent glance shows its attitude
TO be one preceding offensive movements, -
II the projected naval expeditions and tn,
forward step o the army should be simulta
neous, the effect can but be crushing
However il may be as to this concert OF act
lion, there need be no doubt about the Ope
,rations OF the army, and hardly anythiu
short OF a miracle can delay our speedy al
fIvance.--lNew York Tribune.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

RaLLA. October 13.-Thr report
brouch, here - day or two ago, that
q hattie 10 X place on the 9th ulti
mo- II, tweou - hodc OF Kansas troops
under Montgomery and Johnson and
the advance guard of McCulloueh'e
army md some stat" guards under
,yudrc Chcnrault ia confirmed Ivy
parties inst arrived from SpriTg'
tield The battle commenced near
S;hanohsi. in burton comfy. and
the rencl4 were driven back with
considerable los7 and pursuod forts
miles Montgomery then Tell bach
on Greenfield.
! Great alarm w9s felt in Springfield
lest Montgomery should attack tha
place. and the troops there rested o'
their arms several nights. Mont
somcry il said TO have had 5000
men, and tho rebels 9 400. Thi
statement can hnrAiy I've relied upon
as we have hui 40 previous advice
that such force Of Kansas troop
was in that vicinity.
} A baud OF 400 marandinG rc,Ne'
rncamped "a, Wilson's mill, on i'r,
, ant fork nt the White river, !
I Dour'aa county. we're attacked son
.idaya e,rce, by body e home guard
@ and fitccr ui them killed and twcl
Try wounded.
1t ia reported hero that the -
Illinois regiment, under Gen, W
q man, ini surprised aud taken i4eb. b.
/. lon, in Lac'ode county, with sll =
q istorcs ana provisiors of the rebo
: .Iu,t ,his uco,ls confirmation.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

SYRACUSE, Missouri, October 20.-Advices
from General Fremont are to Friday night.
he Is still ot Warsaw, and the pontoon
bridge across the Usage was to be finished
on Saturday. General Sigels division had
crossed the river.
1t was reported in our camp that Price
had been largely re-enforced by Mo oCulioch,
aud that tneil combined forces were fsstify-
|!aG 0sceols. where they intsndsd 10 give
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
s. A. SPEAR, Proprietor.]
Under the Locusts.

Sprngtimo was tripping DER the hills
And glrlanding the sunny lcas,
And white flowers hung like scented wrcaths
OF sea foam on the locust trees.
Moonlight came softly out Of heaven,
Leaving ajar the doors OF light,
And playful sprites with torches lit
Flashed upward in tho Northern night.
And mid the ClOrics of that hour,
maid, with step like Mays soft brooze,
With oyes ike little wells ot heaven,
stood with mo meath the locust trees.
Her hand-a dazzling flaSo ofsnnw-
Had ceased to fiuttcr, and ut ease
Lay soft in mine as bent down
And kissed her meath tho locust trees.
A year has passed II little year
Once more have come spring moonllgh
nights,
And once again arc lovers ont
A.watching lato the Northern lights.
but stand calm and worry still.
Feeling Kiss IN every breeze,
As all Hight long sit and watch
4 grave beneath the lOCast trees.
Il HATTIE TYNd.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

FiRE AT CHILLI oorne--At an early hour
on Sunday morning, Emmetps distilleIy, in
IChillicothe, with its contents, $4,000 bush
els of corn, 800 barrels OF whiskey, machine.
ny, etc., was destroyed by fire; supposed 20
be by incendiary. Loss estimated at &c.,
- ..-.'N ~ &c >Sit.lls' 'Stu .Eant ~
Wade and Hutchins cavalry regiment will
rendezvous at Painesville on the Lake cou n.
" fair grounds.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

A letter from Cross Lanes, Dcto-
her l0th, 10 the Cincinnati Commers
c'ni brings the sad ncws that on the
"'i', i.Ientrn"n: CG'on i Elliott sent
oui "A scouting Prr'y TO cross Gauley
river 10 look sit'r few rebels that
had been = ell on the other side, the
party nnd Iho commsrd OF Lieut..
tlorsoe a. Egbrr', and Sergeant
Sprague. OF Toledo, Ohio. Theirs.
er is very rapid. When crossing,
the boat sank just above the falis;
and both officers were drowned.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

g l., i"oMAs IL. FoRB, ci the 3ea
OHIO, leaves in this mornings a tram
10 JON his regiment at Cheat mount.
sin summit, Virgi,uia. The CJlantea
las ~ to s'iy eagaycdh, i~ cwias
,7nf. lice for his regiment. Mo saet
ifc'dod n hrreting out. the. ui,ese.
nhon's o. 81 horses, % wsgons and
""' "vcr"oats, which be g,bhled
iur and forwarded ~ once 10 BIS 'L,Ss
without the aid o, the Qpss,etMss-
ter's bcrsrtmcut. ~ ''ns 'H'p
/ - Ctnc,nnn,i Cfla,nefciiaf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
orn REruRN TO ST Lou1

ws4 uninterrupted, and as the trip
hal proved - successful one in DIE
nersirc any doubts rs 10 General
FrOu.ont's titcicncy in orgSnlziug
al immensc srtny in the very st-
mosphcrr Of secession, we all icit
well. To-day Cameron is in con
sul,atiou with the new Quarter
master who hue found thiuss, ~ left
hy McK!nstry in terrible confusion,
The Merchants OF 81. Louis end
Frank Blair, with his iricrde, have
been occuI yinA Ms me all the morn
ing.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
Rebel Internal Machine.

of tho New York Uoratd writes:
On Wednesday evening last an
internal machine was sent down from
Sewelps point for the purpose OF
blowing up the fagship. She c,mc
down TO tie ship without any diff.
Guilty, but sho caught in the graphing
always hanging from tho jibbnon
end OF the ship. This was taken 10y
those insi lc Tor the chain cable, am
when they thought they were under
the bottom OF the chip, t1ey m ,dc
Preparations for screwing the tor.
pedo on the hilge, but, to their sur
prise, they found they were sad :
mistaken, and they came near losing
their lves rs well az the machine
They. however, escaped and worked
themselves on shore on rebel nronnl
and the machine was carted back t.
Norfolk, to Try the experiment At
some future timo.
From the gentleman whu mall th,
statement | learn the following par
, ticulars in relation to the machine
Tie states that it is buiit OF iron, nj
similar shape to the Ross Winant
segar boat, OF sufficient capacity tc
accom- nod ate two persons, who work
it ahead by ncans OF small sore Y
propeller. 1t ia guided b. ruidcr
and it is ballasted by nleaGs Of watri
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

SERIOUS ACCIDENT - The tempo
rary bridge erected over Platte river,
on the line OF the Hannibal and S iut
Joseph railroad WAS entirely swept
awsy by the 'rcshet about the middle
OF last week. since which pisscnscr'
have had to change the Cats, and
until Saturday cross on rHit,
Friday, while number Of " omen
and children belonging 10 the Utah
army we're cro3eiug, the raft was
capsized by tae ewiitncss OF tie cur
rent, ard two women and six child
ren drowned,
This is another massacre trnceabIc
TO the diaholicsl outrage Of the rebels
in burning the main bridge; Tor II il
, had been up, Of course there would
be no occasion for crossing the rivoI
on a raft.
a ilatboat was completed Satnr
day, and now the river is crossed it
comparative safety. Wa learn tina
the bridge will bc rebuilt as soon IA
the water falls sufficiently to driv
tho plies, when the Inconvenience
and danger OF ferrying tho river vii
be entirely obviated.
Since writing tho above, we lear
. that the river has fallen five foe
, and that the bridge will be 50 re
paired that the trains can cross b
: Thursday.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

AsurAnULA CoUSry.-The election returns
from Ashtabula give Tod majority of
l3,0i2 Jewett receiving three hundred
and eighteen votes. Krum was re- elect
ed Representative over friend Howells, who
ran independently, receiving eight Injured
and thirty-iive votes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
BARBER SHOP,
CONWAY ~ SWEET
Doctor Carlin's Block,
VN w. ENTHIKIN, -
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

RgsipEScg-opposite tho Joint stock Hotel
On Sandusky street, West of main
OrPlcE-Four doors South of wheeler Bru =
~ When professionally absent, orders may
he left mt his residence,--',ll such orders vii
receive prompt attention. ,,,.
Da. ENruIKIs is prepared to furnish Ar,ihGlt
Ewes. These move like the natural eye, aho
are so porfect as almost to defy detectlon.--
Also, Supporters, Shoulder; braces, Arliicia
Enr. .brunis, Urinals. and Haslan's Artihcia
Ear for the deaf, Call and examine specimens
Especial attention given to Operations npoi
and treatment OF Diseases-cf the Eye and Ear
January 2jtll, lS6l.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

TuE number of regiments nuthnr
lied by the Governor Of this sthtc IL
eighty six; and forty.two in tho field.
Six cavalry reginents ere author
lied, and four are full, Six com
pnnics arc in tho field. Five bat
tcries OF artillery are in the field, and
. regiment Of artillery forming, 80
Eight companies are already il
camp, Thisis not very bad for Ohio,
49,. --sft)hi0 ,yyaie Journal.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

For rHK WAR. Captain John Brown
juniors Riaemen will start for st. Louis,
via Chicago, by the five o. clock traiu on Mon.
day morning next Cleveland Herald.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

1ssssAI Nsa..v', lhsi.s asac&
,c"neylv"i.,s so''.s. npws&k<] <]lt1lk-
'Rrsbarx, !.-HnAsts-e. etes !, lsG n
,rsisred te,he West. sisv,zpae ~ lv
destined tos Misseasi - ~ Il
phta Gosstts- VI sslsssy I.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

MANY wear dignity as they do
clotbGs-all Outside.
HAH.hhs at WuihGu ARE cltnCr Gcak
fops, or vicious rakes.
TnE reward of thing we'll done
is to have done it.
MORAL remedies will not eradicate
physical needs.
A PRETTY face attracts-a GOO
heart generally secures.
The foibles of tho weak pa!liat,
tho vices of the wicked.
CrNIos are either soured good men
or morose bad ones.
MANY live miserably and meanly
Inst 10. die. .mA&njficently and rich.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

Me Ss~AHn ,e!a di,.lomat yos
,erday, that our tr,mhIcs would h.
over in three months. Z,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

BN,rrvnrs 0ctotc, is - Tt'
transformation Oi the lamcs'om ''d'
a war vcaso' is progressing rapidly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

AZ the returns ~ Hc Iowa Sytxt-
ion c"'ec Ia, Gov H'rswossYs = st..
ior"y Increases, a,d HE iIItstIty
l"yer Ual. Merritt vi,, s,ot d; iaf ~
so,es', ~''h a mej,ri,y "a ~, ~
~ ,,sio over al! ssS.S sa'l!e
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

Nav York, October IL The
Ue,aidS Washington special Snys r
urw rebel battery is bn'ldiug on TIC
Potomac, hctv cen the mouth o'
Qlanticr creek sna Cockpit poia',
VIII 70 tho channel is near Nirfinia
shore.
A private dispatch from St. Paul
announces, the reelection OF Governor
Ramsey by an increased majority,
4 dispatch says portion OF a
German regiment fired into the
picke.s Of the New York thirty iiith
Yesterday. The mistake was dis
covered before any damage was
done.
! A Fortress Monroe correspondent
save the ship John Clark put int'
Lynnhavcn, on the 10th, in c0nsn
,onence o. the stress OF Acatier. Sh'
was fred on by IL rchel battery, bu
was rescued ny the STEAMER Cay
Ilu.L.. ,,.u.h 10 ine charrin Oi th
rebcls, who expected an easy priza
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25
The extensive powder mills, al

THG eXtonsive powder mills, az
Bennington, Vermont, were blown
up this morning ST quarter past six
o'clock. We are grttiiiad to state,
however, that no livcs were lost by
the casualty. Two mills connected
with the works woro blown up the
cylmler and tho glass mills - in
EolNliS i'"' -. i~-, al frnrY
50 900 to $4,000. Tho works were
run by company in the manufsc
turc OF powder Tor the government.
i ITOy IIMes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

INDIANAr ,Lts, O,tobcr, i5.--Gcn.
Cameron and suite visited tho public
huildinea this morning, and exam
incd with caro- Ell matters relating
tn tho varions military departments
General Thomas reviewed thC
Irincteentll United States infantry
this afternoon, They leave FOR lou
liayllle iolnorrow morning,
Six siis,crs or Mercy from the con
vent at South Bend, havo gone l.
paducah to care for tho sick. 9TH
era 80 70 Misaouri IN few days.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

bROwN ~ HOPE. nlNa bK"WS'
ID Attorneys ut Law, lJAhEs n hofE'
FINDLAY. ONO.
VII practice in Hancock and adjoining cauh
ties. OFFICE:
Orer Green's Drug Store, opposite Court House
es-J. 4. BorE having formerly rcs'dea u
r.,,rGclJ rnnnty' February -. lNGl.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-25

WE learn from the country that
much Of this years potato crop will
Iroyc n failure, owing 10 the pre-
valeuc, Of the rot, which il rapidly
destroying them. The disease il
attributed to the pro!ractcd wet
weather ,h.t has been SO general
throughout the West for some time
past. In consequence o. this bad
news, the price OF potatoes has great
" advanced. A short time ago
they sold for twenty five cents g
hushcl, aud row sixty cents is ask
ed ChicdgO JOUynal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
Later from Europe.

Nsw YORK, March Steamship Arago,
frem Southampton MarcI 6, arrived this morn
ing. Her advices are four days later.
Austria requests Denmark to delay the Bud
get before the iolstein Chambers. II not COM
piled with the federal execution will take place
in llolstein. England, France and Prussia also
demand time of Denmark,
In the House of Commons on Tuesday the
motion for select committee TO inquire into
Naval affairs was carried by five majority over
the Government.
In the House of Commons on the 4th, Mr..
lieunessy charged Lord Russell with deliberate
ly concealing important dispatches, relating to
the trade with Tuscany and Naples and re-
preached him with committing breach OF in.
ternaliona law.
The Times says the new Tariff bill of the
United States establishes protective duties ON
most extravaganza scale and the result will he to
almost the absolute prohibition of imports from
Europe, and will be more detrimental to the IN
turesls OF America than to those of Europe
NJ Boissy had made an attack ON the alliance
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
lflorrie0.

Al the Methodist Parsonage, in Worcester March l3th
by Rev Geo T. Wells, MIR. Andrew Scribnor Of Hard
wick, and Miss Elijah Badger Of Wolcott
In Marshaed. at the NJ. h, Parsonage, March i4h Mr.
Willard Harris Of Newport and Miss Mary d Perkins Of
Planhed.
In Albany, VI, March l2th, by Kew. d. Hopkins
Joseph Bartlett, Of Sutton to Miss Rachel Fletcher 81
hany, Also, by the sans, March l3ih, Nr. charles
Goth Of Moretown, and Miss Eliza T.. Farr Of Coventry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
Sir James Clarkc's Female PHI.

This well known medicine is imposition, but sure
ard safe remedy Tor Female Difficulties and Distractions
from any whatever and although powerful rene
dy they contain nothing hurttul To tbs constitution. To
married ladies II is peculiarly suited will, In short
time, bring the mon lhly period with regularity,
For full particulars, got pamphlet free OF the agent.
N.B.-$l aud postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorSed agent, will bottle containing 30
pills by mail.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
DarIuS Wilson, Jr..'S Essate

STATE or VERhONT,l In Probate Court holden a.
WAsnINGrJ Df,rRIcr SIS Montrelicr Wnhin and fos
said District. on The .5ih day of March, 4. D Is6I
Mr.. u. :. Wilson. hrmni.if0fny on the estate Of Dn
rims Whom ate Of Mortified in aid District de
ceased pres ehts ht Admiu ion aceounl Tor
Whrrtup0n, u Do ordered thM the same be- Referred
TO the ION day of Aprll next at tn Probate Office
~ said Montpelier for examination and allowance and
mat an concefhedbe notified hereof BY The publication
Of this order In the Green Mountain Freeman ptjned
al Montpelier, three weeks successy,ly rs soon as may
he, that they uiy pear aud at said time aud place n
they see cause ,ul Jtd thereto.
ny oider OF Court.
lI3M1 Attest. 7 4 MERRIII. ina.n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-28
l-)ie0

In wnliamstopn, March Oh. Capt, Royal B.roepsenl'
aged so.
In Cambridge, Jan. 10, Anna wife c,tha tate CsnJoh
Wires, aged H.
In warren Jan 2lpaeentia nurk,c only child u VIM.
+. and Emma e. Morse, aged years and months.
In Morctown, March l6h, Mrs. Huld h Colby. wife Of
Richard Colby aged 20 aud months Printers In
New York and New Hampshire, please notice