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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-28
For the Newsletter.
A Word from Belvidere.

BELvIDERE, June l6, 1861.
The same spirit of devotion to the
Union, and constitutional rights which
has prompted many of our best citizens to
leave their homes and fresides and fly to
their country's defense at this trying hour
of our nations history, has aroused the
patriotic citizens of Belviderc and vicinity
to form themselves into an independent
militia company for the purpose of gain
ing better knowledge Of military mat
ters generally. In pursuance of notice
previously given, large portion of the
male inhabitants of Belvidere and Water
vile, met on the green in front Of the
Bclvidere meeting house, on the afternoon
of the 18th inst, for the purpose of or.
ganization and election of officers. The
meeting was called to order and Alvah
Chaffee, Esq, appointed Chairman, and
Il. W. A. Leach, Secretary. The report
of the canvassing committee being read, it
was found that forty-6ve persons had sig
nifed their willingness to enroll them
selves into an Independent company un-
der the name of the Round Mountain
Guards" with a fair prospect of full
company being obtained in few days.
The following officers were unanimously
chosen:
Captain, Welcome Thomas.
LIST Lieut., r. II. Gull.
I'd Lieut., Chauncey Tlllatson.
Orderly Sergt., VIM. H. Potter.
P. P. R.
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In all 37,-none dangerous.
The following are the orders for each
day at Camp Baxter, for the present;
Reveille, at 8 A. M.
Police Call at A. NJ.
Breakfast at 6 A. NJ.
Guard mounting and Surgeons call al
7 A. NJ.
Dinner at II M.
Retreat Parade at 6 P. NJ.
Tattoo at 9 P. M.
Taps at P. M.
Officer Of the Day, June 22d,-Lieut.
R. D. Whittemore.
Officer of the ard,-Lieut. E. M.
Noyes.
For day or two some fault was found
with the bread furnished at the Camp.
We have enquircd into the matter and
have ascertained that while there was
some ground for the complaint it arose
from no intentional neglect on the part Of
the parties who have the contract to fur
nish it. The bread was said to be lit
tie sour, and if such has been the case we
are satisfied that it was the result of at
tempting to make it too nice. Women
who understand cooking will know what
we mean. We have not space to explain.
But the cause of the complaint has been
entirely removed. We visited the cook
ing quarters of the various companies
yesterday, and made special enquiry in
reference to this matter, and all expressed
perfect satisfaction with the quality Of
the bread now furnished, as we'll as with
both the quality and amount of the ra-
tions generally.
ca We learn that Quartermaster Gen.
Davis will be at Camp Baxter ON Thursday
of this week to distribute uniforms and
equipments to the soldiers of the Third
Regiment.
BThe ladies of Bloomington have
forwarded to Camp Baxter box of hospi
tai and other clothing for the Sd Regi.
ment. 1t is thus that the ladies Of
Bloomington show their patriotism.
gy Gen. Brown of Rutland will relieve
Col. Hyde for few days in the command
of Camp Baxter, the latter being granted
leave Of absence to attend to private
affairs.
gS The Burlington Band, Adams
Leader, having volunteered, is being filled
to the required number of twcnty-foul
pieces, as the Band of the Sd Regiment
and is, we understand, ordered to report
at Camp Baxter, on Thursday June 9th.
So there will soon be music Gin dat part
oh de town"
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SMART SHEEP SHEARINo.-A correspon.
dent informs us that on the 18th instant,
Mr.. L. Hadley, of Morristown, between
the hours of in the morning and 5 in
the afternoon, sheared for him forty sheep.
The weight of their feeces averaged five
pounds. and is of good quality. Mr..
Hadley received 50 for his days work.
Can any man in the county shear more
sheep, or show flock which will produce
more wool to the head?
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E Mr.. Eli S. Metcalf, of this tow

g Mr.. Eli S. Metcalf, of this town,
handed us, the other day, copy of No.
$50, Vol. XII, of "Spooner's Vermont
Journal" published at Windsor, by Alden
Spooner, and dated Nov. 4, 1898. As
might be supposed, it is very old-look-
ing sheet, having been preserved for near
69 years. On the margin at the top ap-
pears the name of "Jabez Fitch" and
the note, "To be preserved on account Of
the act of Assembly to raise thirty thou
sand dollars" Among the advertisements
appears the following notice of tax-sale
HYDEspARK
THE proprietors and landowners of the
l. town of Hyde spark, are hereby
warned and notified, that unless they pay
the tax of one Half-Penny on the acre,
granted by the Legislature, at their ses-
sion in October, 1891, to me the subscri-
Der, on or before the 3lst day of Decem-
Der next, that so much of their lands as
will pay said tax and cost, will be sold
at Public Vendue, at the house Of the
subscriber, in said town of Hydesparh, at
ten o'clock forenoon, to the highest bidder.
DARIUS FITCH, Constable.
Hydespark, Oct. Oath, 1893.
The same notice is also given to the
taxpayers Of Cambridge, Martin D. Fol-
lett Collector Elmore, Joseph Leach Col
lector; johnson, John Mcconnell Consta-
BILE; Wolcott, Thomas Taylor Constable
Craftsbury and Kellyvale, Samuel G.
Crafts Collector.
The paper on which the Journal is
printed is of poor quality, and the type
is old style On the whole, the sheet is
quite curiosity.
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sue ~ sue through the whole ~
Col Hyde speaks in the highest t.,r'
his heroic companion, and saws h.
to love him as brother.-Daib, ~ ~ u
MAN. W.T..
FIRE AT ESSEX crNrRr-Tbe ,t,,
Reuben Ferguson at Essex centre W.,
tlrely consumed by fire yesterday ca
ing. Loss on goods was covered !, I'Fa'
surance. We have not learned III. i H.
Observation-Disclosures Times. p'''
SUIcrDn,-David Nelson of Rv.,,.
committed suicide by hanging bim s,s'F
his barn on Friday last. He wa, , ra.'
man In good circumstances, beloved IS
respected by all, and no reason -, ','
given for this dreadful act. He lo,a,.
wife, the daughter of Gen. Dole a. ~ \
vile. Mr.. Nelson waese brother ~ ~ '
Nelson of the Essex County conp,s NJ,
now In camp here.-Caledonian
S1ok LIsr.--There were forty.ou. n
the sick list, yesterday the 10Th in,t,.,
at Camp Baxter, but only thirteen in h,
pltal' The prevailing disorder is han,
complaint. 1t has been reported that A,
measles, and even the small pOz hi
broken out in the camp, and much an,
iety amongst the friends Of the t,,,
had been Occasioned thereby; but v
learn there have been no cases Of sm,r
pox, and only one case of measles II,
sick are all doing well, and are DroD.l,
cared for.-Caledonian.
az Three men from Middlebury, spe,.
iouf oays Oh last week. hshmg in RiptM
The result was thirteen hundred and t,,r
ty-esght trout. Of these, one of the partv
took taoo hu'1dredtn one day.-BurAnctn
Times.
g A new Post Office has been es,b
lished at East Albany, and Guy E. Row
ell appointed post-master.-Endspenden
STANDARD.
8A number ofyoung lads of yillag
from seventeen to twenty years Of ag
have organized themselves into cOmpan
under the name of The Union Cadets ft
the practice of military tactics. They al
uniformed and will parade on the comm
Fourth. -Brandon Gazette.
G During the thunderstorm la
Saturday evening, the lightning stu
the chimney of Lewis Migrants dwellin
house in Nottingham, followed it do1
to its base at the second floor of tile hOV
and then divided, following two sto,
pipes that entered the chimney in OPP
site directions to the first floor, killing
dog in each room, and then passing il
the cellar. No person was in either ro
at the time so no one was injured, a
the house was but slightly damaged.
Vermont Phantr.
A WORTHY AoT.-Twenty seven Of
worthy people Of West Newbury turn
out on Saturday last and hoed Mr.. 7.
fuckers corn field over for him, he h
ing gone as drummer for the Guards
Bradford Telegraph.
SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE.-Jal
Boardman, Esq, of this place, informs
that he discovered upon one of his c
apple trees. as handsome aohtte r2s'
he ever looked upon. This is, indee
singular coincidence, and who can acco
for it?-Benn,ngtoa Banner.
ca Two German cigar pedlers, nal
Gustave Arnheim and James COIN
New York, were arrested in this place
Tuesday, on charge of stealing a hi
in st. Johns, G. L. One of them
hired the horse at a livery-stable to
six miles, and, probably by overlook
the mile stone, they did not suppose
six miles were completed--Verm
Standard
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-28
The State Convention.

| The state Convention.
The Convention of the freemen of the
State of Vermont, met in Montpelier, on
Wednesday. The following gentlemen
were appointed pro tenn, and afterwards
made permanent officers of the Conven-
ton:
Hon. F. E. Woodbridge, of Vergennes,
Chairman.
Henry E. Miner, of Manchester, and
Hoyt H. Wheeler, of Jamaica, Secreta-
ries.
The following resolution was offered by
G. B. Sawyer, ESQ.,, of Burlington:
Resolved, That the history of the nation dur.
ing the last seven years has fully established the
propriety and necessity of the organization and
perpetuity of the Republican party, and that the
causes which called it into existence paramount
in their nature, and now more than ever befor de-
mand its peaceful and constitutional triumph,
This resolution was laid upon the table.
Hon. Daniel Needham, of Hartford,
introduced the following resolution:
po,o,uoa That oeeombI.d os we are undar the
coll Of tba RanubIicon state Committee of the
&C. hat na rarrod tbis Convention as a conven.
t;"n % tbo pennbIican Marty for the nnrnose of
oI;, ID pornII;can nom;pa t;ons for Stafe offcers
upon the platform adopted at the Chicago Conven-
| ton.
Hon. Geo. F Edmunds. of Burlington,
'N Wv ~. ~ ~ ~
u WIZ ..a' a;a,,t;. roho,l;on ox,sts ~ ,,o
Southern portion Of the United States, against
and whereas such rebellion, without any justiid,,
aple cause OF plausible s pfe text aims TO over
Revolutionary Fathers, and to set up in its place
and hostile system, therefore we, the freemen of
or onr
Gus political principles PIE or opinions, do.
TONS destiny it is the imperative duty of every
nhod the
ton and Laws Of the United states against al op
pledge the present Adm i tne whole pow
down rebellion by force of arms, and in bringing
protest against any compromise with treason in
orous exercise Of the power of the Government IN
our ' constitutionaI rulers and the laws in eyerv
OF he ana un' INA, eha IS ana e
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Green Mountain Union Guards.


An independent Military Company has
been organized at Centerville, in this town,
and have been drilling some two or three
weeks. The company is uniformed, and
we have been informed by persons who
have seen them, that they present very
creditable appearance. They propose to
parade in this village tomorrow (Satur-
day. at o'clock in the afternoon. We
take it for granted that all hands will be
ready to welcome them.
OFFICERS.
B. W. Campbell, Captain; John N.
Jones, LIST Lieutenant J. G Sulham, I'd
Lieutenant; Milo Holbrook, 3D. Lieuten-
ant: Sergeants, G. A. Boynton, L. D..
Ticc, 7. J. Holbrook, Noah Boynton,
Orlin Spaulding; Corporals, Joseph Osley,
A. James, H. Calkins, E. Reed; Ensign,
John Herrick.
The company numbers some 40 or 30,
besides officers. They meet weekly, on
Saturdays, to drill. Quite collection of
people, several going from this village,
witnessed their performance on Saturday
last.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-28
June Is, 1861.
Exec. Comm.

Eg Franklin Hazleton, a boy nine
years old, was drowned in the Winooski
River, in Moretown, the 25th inst
Wahon's Daily Journal.
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Camp Baxter.

The following items respecting the pro-
ceedings at Camp Baxter, we take from
the Caledonian:
We have been shown the report of DIR.
E. H. Sprague, Surgeon pro tenn. at Camp
Baxter, under date of June 81, giving the
number of men on the sick list in each
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-28

ca We understand that a military
company is forming .. North Hydepark.
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company, as follows:

Company A, Capt. Nelson, 3
B. Capt. Seaver, 3
Z" G. Capt. Mattocks, 2
E, Capt. Blanchard, z
F, Capt. West, 5
G, Capt. Harrington,5
H, Capt. House, 2
I, Capt. Corbin, 2
K, Capt. Veazey, 8
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-28

June "a, 1851.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-31
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
u WEAT ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, as the administrator OF Henry
Digs, deceased, will expose to sale at
public vendue. at the court house door in
the town OF Winchester, on Saturday, the
9Th day of November, 1861, all OF the
said dcceased's interest in that part
of the south west quarter Of section cigh-
teen, in township twenty, of range four
teen east, lying on the north side ~
White River, together with the undiviI-
cd half of the saw mill situate thereon.
Terms of sale, one-third cash, one
third IN nine months, and the balance IN
eighteen months from day of sale. The
purchaser will be required to give notes,
with approved security, bearing interest
from date, without any relief from valua-
ton or appraisement laws, and mort
gage on the land to secure the deferred
payments, and pay for recording said
mortgage. If the sale is not confirmed
10y the court he will be entitled to ID, re
turn of the money and notes.
Oct II, 1861. JONI w. DIGGs. Adm.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-31
1 DNINISTR ATOR'S SALE OF
~ REAI. ESTATE.

Notice il hereby given that the un-
designed Will, in pursuance of an order
Of the Court of Common Pleas Of Ran
dolph County. on Saturday, the Goth day
OF October, l-6l, offer at public vendue
M the court house door IN the town of
Winchester, the following described Real
Estate. to-wit:
The north part Of the east half Of the
south wcst quarter, and the north west
quarter Of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton seventeen, in township twenty, OF
range fourteen. Except twenty acres of
of the west side of the last described
tract estimated 20 contain eighty acres,
known as the Turner Farm, adjoining
Winchester.
Terms of sale. one-third cash, one
third in nine, and the balance in eighteen
months from the day Of sale. The pur
chaser viii be required 70 give notes with
approved security, bearing interest from
date without relief from valuation or APP
praisement laws and a mortgage on the
lands. and pay for recording the same. to
secure the deferred payments. If the sale
Is not confirmed he Will be entitled to the
return Of the money and notes.
JuuA AM TURNER, Adm'x.
WILLIAM TURNER,
Oct. 3, 1861. Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-31
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that will
sell at private sale, and if the same Is not
sold by the lst day Of the next term OF
the Randolph Common Pleas Court, then
At public sale, the following real estate,
tO-wit.
TIE east half Of the south east quarter
of section Is, township p, range - east,
estimated at eighty acres, excepting so
much of said tract rs has been conveyed
for . school house, and lots in the town of
Emmettsyille heretofore conveyed out OF
said tract. The said tract will be sold
subject tn the dover right Of Rebecca Orr.
the widow OF Samuel L. Orr, deceased.
Terms of sale, One-thirl OF the purchase
money in hand at the time of sale, one
third in nine, and the residue in eighteen
months from time OF sale, the purchaser
giving his notes, waving valuation and
appraisomeEt laws, and bearing interest
from date. A. soon as said sale is con
tirmed by the proper court the purchaser
will be entitled to good and sufficient
deed for said land, and will be required 20
execute a mortgage on said tract o. secure
the deferred payments.
JONI WILSON. Adm.
Oct. ], 1851. Of Samuel +. Orr.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-31

AID TO SOLDIERS.-Our ladies'
are progressing finely In making
up clothing to be forwarded to
our volunteers. Mrs. Fannie
Teal and Mrs. Mary J. Browne
canvassed the most of our town
week before last, and they report
that our citizens universally, al
most, expressed willingness to
contribute literally. Miss A. Nj.
Way has visited number in the
country, and has been quite sue
cessful in her mission.
Our women, one and all, have
taken the matter in hand, and are
working as women only can
work. When they undertake a
thing it will be accomplished.
Our neighboring city of Union,
we are informed, has gone to
work in the matter, and Will
make a good report Of itself. This
is right.
The publication OF the list Of
contributors will be commenced
next week.
The time has come when these
contributions should be on the
way to our soldiery, and what is
to be done should be done lmme
diately.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-31
4 DMINISTRATOR-s SALE.

Notice is hereby given that | will
sell at public sale, at the late residence Of
William c. Platt, deed, in franklin Tp.,
on saturday, the 26th day Of October,
inst, the persona property Of said decd,
to-wit Cattle, hogs, corn, hay, oats,
farming utensils and household and ktch-
ca furniture.
A credit Of Twelve Months will be
given to the purchaser on all sums over
Three Dollars by his giving his note
waving valuation and apprai~cmcnt laws
with approved personal security.
Sale to commence at l0.o'ciock m.
RoBERr h. Ii. JoNys,
Oct. I. 1861. Adm.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-31

The Ladies' Repository for
November is upon our table. 1t
contains two splendid steel plate
engravings and the usual amount
of more than usually interesting
reading matter. This periodical
ranks among the best in the West
and for cheapness it stands unsur-
passed, the price being only two
dollars a year.
Address Poe & Hitchcock,
Cincinnati, Ohio, or call upon
the Rev. II. j. Meek, of this city
who is the authorized agent
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-31
w AR SPE E C II
Hon. g.. ~. Julian

VIII speak at the Court House
in this place on to morrow, Fri
day, at 7 O'Clock p. VI.
Also at Ridgeville or Saturday
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, and at Farm
land Saturday night.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-31

which d, 90 an times access sle 10 ihe laU...
establish the following
FACTS!
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD
PILLS have been proved by anal sis 20 CON-
TAIN No MINERAL. that they cure the al-
most universe. complaint, DYSPEPSIA Win
uucrriuE certainty. and in q VERY short time.
fhat after all otaer n edicinrshstc proved use
less, they relieve LIVER COMPLAINT. aud
restore The health and strength % The sufferer.
That SICK FEMALES. Who have lauguished
fory ears boz helple~, weakness and d-spouden-
ca- rccuperutc ith great rapidly unuer their
Hvigoratiug operation. That all sexual j sa-
oil.tes are removed bt their cordial and gen.
lie stimulating properties. That they recruit
SHAIrEkE. CONSTITUTIONS.
however lhey max have been trIdrd with and
abused; That their direct tendency l. 90 length.
en ilfr. and render it enjoyable. That iera-
tug directly upon The poison of tne disease iu
the blood. they CAU>E SOON To HEAL.
discharge from the IS stem eVerA faint II Serof
ula. whether hereditary or othcrw ise. Thai
they RECRUIT i + DkBlLlrATED. and
HAT there j. no disease Of The stomach and
Bowels. the Liver. the Nervous system. tht
Skn. Glands. or Muscles.
ARISING From IMPURITIES OR OBJ.
STkUCTi ~ or THE BLOOD OR
SECRETGONS.
lu which thel 10 not give prompt relief. and
GfaGmini-tcred before fhs ycr1 citadel OF Of,
hus been iuNaded.l effect "a painless and perfect
cure
Bear On mind that the SCANDlNAVIAN
VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed b,
the experience of thousands oi living witnesses
Who. iu letters. aHldaylts. medical works. ano
by word rmouth. proclaim them 60 De- theNers
best preparation of ;4e kind ever offered 90 ut
hrokea-doWn victims of lll health. The, hunt
disease through every avenue and organ ofiht
system, aud eNrel 10 thoroughly q permanently
No one can doubt their superiority after ONE
single trial-they are not only better. but ii
lac cheaper thau amy other pills. Tor 10 takes .
less number ot Them u produce "a better effect
Price OF the >saudinak Ian Vegetable Blood
Purifier. 81 per bottle. or 81 per half dozen
ofthe Scand uayiau Vegetable Blood Pills. ..
cents per box. or . hlAcs for 81.
Read pr. Roback's Special Notices and Ger
tihrates' published i'm "a conspicuous part o
this paper from time 60 time.
nr Boback's Medical Almanac and Famii,
Adviser, containing "a great variety - ntcrcs
sing aud valuable Medical Information. can b,
had gratis Of any Of bis agents throughout n,
. country.
In difficult or COMPLICATED eases. Dr. Robacl
may be consulted personally OF %! letter, en-
closing ole stamp for ihc reply.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-31

SOLDIERS AID SoCIETY.-A
meeting Of the citizens of Win
chester and vicinity was held at
the NJ. E. Church on Monday
last at 2 O'Clock 2. NJ, at which
a Soldiers Aid Society" was
organized, by electing
Rev. II. j. Mick, Pres't;
7. NJ. Browne, Sec'y;
Mrs. j. BUNCH, Treas'r.
An Executive Committee was
appointed, consisting of
Mrs. f. ]. CorToM,
Mrs. MINNIE RoUTH,
Miss LYDIA STEELE,
Mrs. Nj. Lucas,
Mrs. Z. j. PUTNAM and
Mis-. M. BANNIsTER.
A resolution was adopted, re-
questing all persons to take an
active interest in soliciting con-
tributions.
A committee, consisting of
Mrs. Lucas,
Mrs. RILEY,
Mrs. AVERY,
Mrs. BROwNE and
Miss WAY,
was appointed to ascertain what
disposition had been made of the
blankets contributed by our citi
zens to the three months volun-
teerS.
The regular meetings of the
Society will be held on Tuesday
evening Of each week.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-10-31
7 TNITED STATES MtRSHAL'S
II

By virtue Of an execution 10 me direct
ed from the Clerks office of the United
States Circuit Court for the Seventh Cir
cult and District of Indiana, | will, on
MONDAY, the Isth day OF Novem-
Der, 1861.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock n. m. and
4 O'Clock m. OF said day, at the Court
House door in the town of Winchester,
in the County OF Randolph and State OF
Indiana, offer for sale the rents and prof
its for the term of seven wears Of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in
Randolph County, State OF Indiana, to-
VIII:
The west part of the north east quarter
of section thirty. The northeast quarter
and the east half of the southeast quar-
ter OF section thirty three. The south
west quarter Of section thirty four. All
in township nineteen 49, range fourteen
14)
Also--the west half of the southwest
quarter of section wenty-four. township
nineteen, range thirteen, The property OF
Benjamin Hunt.
Also-the south east quarter Of section
twenty -iOuF, ana the east nan OF the
southwest quarter Of section thirty-fve
/ The southwest quarter and the south halt
of the northwest quarter, and each halt
of the north west quarter, &C the north
west quarter of section thirty six, the
property of Elisha Shoemaker.
Also-part OF the south east quarter of
the southeast quarter Of section thirty
tour, all in township nineteen, range four
teen.
Also-lot number four in the town Of
Lynn, property of Benjamin Hunt and
Elisha Shoemaker.
And upon failure to realize a sufficient
sum to satisfy the demand. will. ct the
same time and place, and il the manner
aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple OF
all the above described real estate.
Taken ms thepropertyo of Benjamin Hunt
and Elisha Shoem ker, at the suit of John
d. Jones. Caleb Jones, George W Jones,
and Frederick @. Huntington.
Sale to be made without any reliei
whatever from valuation or appraisement
laws
DAVID G.. ROSE, Z. 5. Marshal.
BY l. = Bigelon. Deputy
October 81, FOL. w Tpr fee ST.