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FROM PORT ROYAL.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 29-Gen. Sherman has
taken possession OF the rebel Qualifications
commanding the entrance TO st. Helena Sound,
about Is miles north from Port Royal, and
commanding the outlet of the Coosaw and
Comhabee rivers, thus SECURING the entire
control of all approaches from the ocean to
the cluster of Sea Islands, and aff6rding an.
other avenue for movement toward the lutte
riOr of South Carolina.
The New York seventy-ninth, Col Mobiles,
did the work There was no resistance. 1t
is said that this expedition will work its way
through t~e inside passage toward Charleston
and That reili:--sealients will be sent ON as fast
as possible. The Irish brigade are expected
to be the first lot OF troops sent They, with
the seventy ninth in the advance, would soon
make short work of it, supported by the gun
boats and those who are here already.
Al llardey vile, ON the Charleston and SID
vaunah railroad, eighteen miles west of Bluff
ton, and about twenty miles from here, be-
tween there and the Pocotoligo railroad depot,
there are II 900 rebel troops concentrated un.
der the commend of Brig. Gen. Drayton. The
majority OF these soldiers have been impressed
into the service, and therefore can have no de.
sire to meet the Union troops i'll the field.
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Almost "a Wedding.


An occurrence took place on Thanksgiving
day, in ely not thousand miles from Sa.
lem, which illustrates the oft repeated maxim.
"There's many a slip &C. On the morning
of that day, a middle aged woman rang the
bell at the door Of doctor Of divinity whom
we will call X, and inquired if the minister
was in. The reply was in the affirmative, and
that if the caller would be seated in moment
he would come into the parlor. The doctor
came down, and bidding the visitor good
morning, waited for her request, but after an
awkward pause he remarked, "You wanted to
see me 2" Eyes, sill" faltered the woman, 81
wished to be married, if you please" DIR. Y.
had heard of the story of "the woman who
went to get married afoot and alone" and this
appeared to be realization Of that fable but
after glance around the room to satisfy him.
self that only two persons were present. lie
asked where the future husband was. ooh, he's
Just outside" was the reply; he's kind o.
bashfu aud thought he wouldn't come in till
he knowed you was to home. But Eli go get
him" Saying which she left the house, and,
after an absence OF five or six minutes, return
ed with man whom she introduced by an
nouncing, "This is him." The doctor re-
marked $50 you wished to be joined in mar
Rage 2" "Yes, sir" replied the man. eve
come clean from manning town about five
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FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC

DARNEsTowN, Nov. 27.-The Montgomery
county Jail at Rockville was burned last
night. 1t was set on fire by prisoner to OBJ
tain better quarters.
The second Rhode Island battery has gone
to PuolesvIlo. Four cavalry companies will
follow, and other movements OF like nature
will take place consequent on scarcity of
forage
There is quite rivalry between the twelfth
Massachusetts and sixteenth Indiana regi-
tnents, as to which shall exhibit the most in
genuty in erecting comfortable huts, and
heaIthtul quarters. Dr. Steiner, of the santa
ry commission. is inspecting the division. The
forests in the vicinity of Muddy Branch and
Seneca Rivers are being cut down.
SANDY Hook, Nov. pa little excitement
was occasioned here, this afternoon, by the
cpntederaes throwing about thirty shells at
The quarters of some companies Of the twenty
eighth Pennsylvania regiment under com
mand OF Mayor Hector Lyndalc, at Harper's
Ferry. The major tried his long range En-.
fields at them, but the distance being two thou.
sand yards it was too great; although some of
the firing from the rebels was fai nobody
was hurt The men are being well employed,
and are ready for closer range, which the reb-
els would not give.
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assured of the public virtue aud of the pub
lie valor, but these are unavailing without the
favor OF God. The president thanks God for
the invocatons of that indispensable support,
and lie earnestly soliclts the same invocation
from all classes and conditions of men. Be
lieving that those prayers will not be denied
by the God OF our fathers he trusts and eX
poets that the result Of the most unhappy at
tempt at revolution will confirm and strength
en- the union of the republic, and ultimately
renew the fraterna affections among its mem
bers SO essential to a restoration OF the public
welfare and happiness. ! am, very sincerely,
your very humble servant,
WILLIAM ii. SEWARD.
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sKrRM1smING NEAR FAIRFAX.

WASHINGTON, Nov. pa reconnaissance
was made yesterday by squadron of the
Lincoln cavalry, under command Of Capt. w.
II. Boyd They proceeded to within about u
mile OF Fairfax Court House, when they OBJ
served the rebel infantry partially concealed
in rifle pits which extended across the turn
pike. A few rebel cavalry were also IN the
rear and within rifle range, Shots were ex
changed, the Lincoln cavalry using catbiues,
and taking every procauton to prevent sur.
prise by deploying on foot to the right or left
The squadron returned in good order, hav-
ing accomplished the object OF their reconnois
ance. One of our troops had his arm slightly
grazed by Il ball, and rebel WIS killed. The
cavalry and infantry of the enemy were seen
to change their position by falling back into
the town.
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BosToN, Nov. 29,-The eleven Kentucki-
ans recently released from Fort Warren, be-
ing destitute Of means, were to-day sent 10
their homes al the expense OF the city of Bos-
ton.
In the United States circuit court, to-day,
Joseph 5. Hewins, convicted OF robbing the
mail at Monument was sentenced 10 five years
hard labor in the D5dham jail
Samuel 2 Skinner of New Bedford, con-
victed OF fitting out ship Margaret Scott for a
shaver, was sentenced to pay fine of $1,000
and confinement at Taunton for five ears
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leagues distant) a purpose" The doctor,
with a bland smile, said, "Well, you have
travelled some distance, instead of having the
ceremony performed at home" "Yes, sir
we went to our minister, but he wouldn't mar.
ny us without certificate" "Ol course not, ="
said Dr. X, "a certificate is prerequisite and
| should not wish to marry couple without
one" DWELL, them" exclaimed the man, ''see
ing you don't care about marrying us without
a certificate, and as she's got seven children,
and it's kind o. hard times, considerin' the cir
cumstances, on the whole, guess we'll let it
60" And the couple went
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NEW YORK, Nov 80 COTTON excited, aud decidedly
higher; sales 2OO0 bales, at 27c for miidng uplands
FLoUK-Reccipts 1854 bbls sales 9,40O bbls state
and western heavy and oN supcrnc state IS IS a
$40; extra state $3.50 $3.50; round hoop Ohio $3.50 @
$50; supertnc western S5.35 q $40; common to good
western $3.50 a 20; southern heavy; sales 100
bols fancy and extra IS IS a S,75 Canada lower sales
800 bbls supe fine ,35 a 5 40; extra $50 a. 100.
GRA1N-Wheat lc lower; sales 23S, 900 bushels Corn
unchanged; sales $4,000 bush
RONlSIUNS.-Beef steady and unchanged; sales 900
bbls Pork steady; sales $50 bbls Sl25O q 1900;
prime $50 "a So Lard steady; sales 1860 bbls 8 @ 95c
including 500 Dbs deliverable December nd January,
at Sc. Whisky lower sales $50 bbls, at 20c Rice dull
Sugars firm; sales 800 hhds MuscOvado II a SIC. Coz
flee quiet; 100 bags Iaguayra at lgc 2iO bags Rio
Is "a i53c 1000 mats Ceylon at l9c MOasses quet 10
hhds Porto Rico at 40c 10 hhds MuscovadO at DC.
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PENSACOLA EvACUA'rE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29,-The Inquirer
fortress Monroe letter says that rebel reports
state that Pensacola has been evacuated and
the navy yard entirely destroyed by the fire of
fort Pickens. Gen. Bragg had sent for rein.
forcemcns. The five federal vessels assisting
Col. Brown are said to have been all riddled
with shot.
Ills news confirms our previous reports
OF the federal success at Pensacola. Of
course, the secession authorities could not per-
NIT the destruction Of the navy yard and the
evacuation OF Pensacola without Kidding one
OF TWO of nIIr essels=EDS
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New YORK, Nov. g9.-SToCKS are better, but with
out activity: Chicago and Rock Island 542: Cleveland
aud Toledo 343; Michigan Central Harlem preferred
l2g; HUDSON 3Si; Pittsed l3: Erie pre-
fered 30; Erie Railroad 81; New York Central 7S5 bel
aware and Hudson SI2 U > SKIES 81 coupons 93a S
skies, 81 So skies S. g2 Missouri skies 40; Hudson
Co. bOnds6J; Pacific Mail 50.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Nov. pa band of reb-
els under 5 Gordon captured captains Robb,
White and Moonlight, from railroad train
at Weston, to-day Stein, with fifty rebel fol
lowers, is said TO be near Weston
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ALBANY, Nov. 29.--Tbe steamer Francis
Skiddy collided with a schooner last night
one boiler was damaged and escaped. The
steam scalded nine passengers severely, three
of whom died. Their names are unknown
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H 2 saw wSt '' CHAs E. STEVENS Asst Reg.
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE

~ OhCLO En-, So L hOBAlE OFFlCE,
w November 6, ls6l-To all persons interested in
the Estate of ROWLAND RATHBUN, late of Black
stone. deceased GREETING.
You cited TO appear at a Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of December
next, TO show why the instrument purporting to
the will and testament of said deceased should
approved and the Court orders service OF this eta
tion, by publishing the in the Massachusetts Spy
newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks successive
ly, before said Court JOHN j. PIPER, Reg
nl2 w3t+
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-30
LATEST NEWS.
BY THLBGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE CITY OF RALTIMORE.

War Munitions YIN Route for
the Rebels.
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NOES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES {


WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w November Is, lS6l-To all persons interested in
the Estate of LEWIS BEMS late of Spencer, deceased
GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester ON the first Tuesday of December
next, to show why the first rendered by
Dolly Ann Bems the Administrative, her admnisra
tiOn of said estate, and file in this office should
not be alowcd and the Coui orders service ct-
ton, by publishing the in the Daily Spy
tw in the Massachusetts Spy newspapers printed in
Worcester three weeks successfully before said Court
ul6 JOHN j PIPER Req
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5uttrons.
EOR SALE AT AUCTTON-WiIl be

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Win be
without reserve, TUkSDA the Sd day Of December
next at O'Clock p. M. the premises the valuable
real estate T. the Car Manufacturing Property"
consisting on one large three Brick Building $50
bv 49, with ellis Of ~ feet each IAN rooted with slate
together with Engine HCrst and steam Engine and ali
uthgr machinery. DC; also Brick Tenement House.
containing twelve tenements; Wood Tenement
House, with about three of land located on the
bank of the Shetucket fiver the city Greenye
and extending the Norwich and Worcester Rail
road to the main road, with nine valuable Building
fronting thereon SAID property is egiby situated for
ne prepared for the reception of cotton wooen any
othet machinery, and will be sold altogether in
cels, be wanted Terms of payment made easy.
ana possession given immediately
JOHN BREED,
Merchants Bank.
HENRY Il, TRACY, Pres t.
Quinebaug Bank.
>-,' l.. W, CARROLL, Pres't.
NorWch Nov. &, 1861. d&wtd3 nl3
SlIERlFF'S SALE.-CoNrMoNwE
-, OF MASS cHU Worcester, ss November 20,
lSo-liE virtue OF an execution which issued y judg
neIt III favor o James Hoy Of Worcester in the county
OF Worcester against Dennis Lee of Worcester in the
the Police Court Of the Worcester In the comfy OF
worcester A. D. 1851 have taken the right IN equity
that the SAID Dennis Lee had the twenty
October, A. 1861 the day when the same was attached
real estate situatcdu Worcester. and the hat
scrbed in mortgage deed thereof from the said Dennis
Lee to H. j. Holmes, recorded in the Registry of Deeds
for said county book $50 IA and Saturday the
the afternoon, az office IN Worcester No. Central
Exchange, shall offer sale by public auction, to the
highest bidder. said right in equity of redemption.
r2s d3srh j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff.
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w ORCESTER. S.. PROBATE OFFIcE,

M OIGCE1OI En-, s., PROBATE OFFICE,
w November I, lS6l.-ro all persons Interested in
the Estate OF SUSAN j. CLARK, late of orcester
ceased GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday Of December
next to show why administration of the estate of
said deceased shout rot be granted c. c. Esty of
birmingham and the Court orders citation
by publishing the same In the Massachusetts Spy, news
paper printed In Worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
before said Court. CHAS. L. STEVENS, Asst Reg
nl2 W3t
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WORCESTER, S.. PROBATE OFFICE,
October p, lS6To all persons interested in the
Estate of ELIJAH Is. NEWTON late of Templeton, de-
ceased, GREETING
You are cited 10 appear at Court of Probate be
holden at Worcester ON the first Tuesday of December
next to show WHY the instrument purp0rting
be the last Will and Testament OF said deceased should
not be approved and the Court orders service of this
citation by publishing the in the Massachusetts
Spy, newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks sue
ceSsivelv, before said Court.
$50 w3t CGIAS. L. STEVENS Asst. Reg
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0Uants.
&c FERST FACE
O. BE- Eet.

no RENTING good upper tenements,
Il pleasantly situated within five minutes walk the
Post Office Inquire Of j. l.. HOOD, 22s Main street,
Worcester. diff n2S
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WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFIcT

M ORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w November II, lS6l.-To all persons interested in
the Estate of SALLY d. MILLER late of Westborou9h
deceased, GREETING.
You cited to appear at a Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of December
next, TO show why administration of the estate
of said deceased should be granted Moses g. Davis
of WestborUup and the Court orders service of tins CT
taton bv publishing the in the Massachusetts Spy,
newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks successive
", before said Court.
Mo W.T. CHAS. U. STEVENS ASST Reg.
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WORCESTER, S., PnonArE OFFICE

WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,
w october IL 1861 TO all persons interested in the
Estate of POLLY PHELPS. late of Thompson, in The
state of Connecticut, deceased, GREETING
You cited to appear at Court of Probate to be hold
Worcester the first Tuesday of December next
10 show why duly authenticated copy of the last
VIII and Testament OF said deceased, and the probate
thereof recorded the records of the Probate Office
in the district Of Thompson in the state Of Connecticut
should not be filed and recorded and letters
granted to EheneZcr Phelps of said Thompson the Ex
ecutor named in said will and the Court orders service
of this citation, by publishing the in the Massachu-
Spy newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks
successfully the first publication to be thirty days before
said Court. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
ali N2t
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WORCESTER SIS, PROBATE OFFICE.

w November g. lS6l.-ro all persons interested in
the Estate Of BETSEY CLARK, late of Rutland de-
ceased GREETING.
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of December
next to show why the petition of George y Flint
the administrator for leave to sell ard assign
debts In favor I said estate in order close the same
should not be granted and the Court service Of
this citation. by publishing the in the Aassachu.
sets Spy newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks
successfully. before said Court
nl2 M3t* GINS. Il. STEVENS. Asst. Reg.
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WORCESTER SIS. PRoRArE OEFIcE.

NV UKUESIEK, s., PROBATE UFFICE,
W November l5 lS6-To all persons interested in
the Estate of JAMES KIMBALL, late of oakham, de-
ceased. GREETING.
You cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday December
next, show why the instrument purnortng to
be the last will and testament OF said deceased should
not be approves and the Court orders service of this
citation, by publishing the in the Daily Spy
and twice in the Massachusetts Spy, newspapers print
ed in Worcester three weeks SUCCESSFULLY before
Court. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
l.H wat
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DERUVIAN GUANO-From the gov
Il eminent agent, at lowest prize.
LEE SFRAGUE &c CO,
diff Park street.
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e. S. $40 TREASURY NOTES
Delivered as Soon as Paid For.

Hereafter Treasury Notes, payable three years after
August 49, 1861 beating interest $40 per per an.
will be delivered paid for at the orces
ter Bank, without the delay certificates and CORES.
pondence. STEPHEN SALISBURY
n4 dcodu Loan Agent
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A VOICE FROM THE WEST
Copied from the Cleveland Ilaindt aler.
UNIVERSAL! UNIVERSAL!
is TIE DEMAND FOR
DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHgRRY WIDB BZTrERS /!

lie celebrat New En- land ed. labitua Con-
stpa on JaundlcF, Fever end Ague, GeItAal nebi
ny and all diseases arising from a dSCreed StouacL
Liver or ONtlS
They are used and recommended bv lie leading Th,s
iGlahs o. The unh:ry and all who use them plolt
them liVa iuai lie.
III ia hE> l.. I.EEPERE writes fem Navarro stark
Co., o.: The ites lra ed by hose 81 ei IN ON
inol1c"iitn dyspep ia ard NeI conn lainl."
/. y. DANlN. o>tma sler IT VII H. mspoit o., says
my give aus acIon. ute III my elf, having ia
X c'id, tecunie irosrac aud osI ;ppeiile Ii Ie
ieV NE, ana eau recommend 1t Whh tat a sarauCc
of i,s -
'hey are the most va liable medIc,De ofe, He hts
rec mn entcd h m with great uoc S. ~ d with them
maze several ctrts of paipi,atIon the ha g,-
ela debility q
lHUMAS STANFORD, E-q Blountyle Henry Co
ina writes us long ieer under date Of May 4, 1860
lie was much re .uced having been bi cted Tor III et
years WIN reat nervous deb lily, papta on OF the
Ter using few bolt es was comp etey restored and
now in robust cath
u w. HOFFMAN says he was afflicted with rheum
ism TO- twenty Years in all its va,ous TO ms anu ut
he date OF his letter he has been tw. ,eas WELL The
BItters cnechn4 cure when several Phys Clans at cid
ing him cou!u 90 lin no good He say, "Jor rheun
tm, d. sprlsa liver compla ut, kidney affection or
al ops it IS pcciiic certain remedy.
w. HUN VI Wrl.rs from Uelpho6, Allen Co Ohio
Ia section Where te, and Ague prevail that he mo
cte' ulN reconmel ds them OF decided merit in al care
o1 tcye' and Asut, sptpsia ard General Debility
u. * tLLEtERS, ". ID writes from Van Vert O. |
- must respec fu " recommend the Sherry Wi pt- |
ers 10 the lot &c cfdl sp pic .trsuus aud ali who re-
4uirc Il ing medic ne .
- sMch News we are receiving Daily.
tUi DlkE( lluNA Al COM. Ny EA, IA BOTTLE
o"Id bN dealers i'll medicine gene aiy. fMar. ms
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We are permitted to the following Commission
ers foWn Agents, ami Physicians of the Stare of Yer
mont and doing GUIDED by desire Tn Mace ha
ore the public those facts, that in hemse YES An
uoe t,a IN every instance none but the purest most
desirable articles in Tin will be offered for sale IN
customers ~ " oo'
Rete'eac's:-S. w. Thayer, NJ D Dean Of the Nedi-
cal Faculty in the University f Vermont W arrentur
prof etc in thu Vermont University; S Pierce Agent
SurinHton. County commissioners flames NtchrlI
Cnittenden Calvin B'odgett, Ira Goodwin AIonzo
Fearce Washington Charles Davis, T. SanDorn ,alrdo
ma; W.. H. II. Bingh m, N. E r. mass LamoilIe
tieser spencer, b. Frisbie, Rutland "A II. Gilmore
non, Geo r. Baldwin, Orange Ge,. Fisher Windham
Hrratlo Needhan, Ira Clifford, Addison; Hon R. II
wF-'
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CHARLES BACKMAN & co.,
IMPORTERS OF
BI0adifs, Gins, Rams, u ines. Nc.
No. s3, Front Street, Ne,v-York.
Sole Importers Of G. B. Gognac Old holland
and GtneVa Cordial GinS.

M z would call the attention Of Commissioners Town
~ agents. and the Medical Faculty of the state of V,
mont, to our we'll selected sto of lmported Wines nd
Liquors which we offer reasonable and satisfactory
''
We are permitted to publish he following Chemical
analyses that have been made by eminent Chemists of
Liquors. ''' u
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s.rVs Eb. Esasi9s S,ss:ssc

TUE HAY Ing bt appuintt 1t i!nroa
Die Prnbafc Court for the Disttict Of ash
misSi"heFs, 20 receive eXa in" and al iciajn and
demands "f all persons, against The Esat Of Levi ID
ha tie OF MaIshf'd, in said District deceast d. repre-
st''eh insolvcht aud the of six months from tie
2etn haY OF May, lsUi ben allowed by said Con Tie
creditors az SAID derta std NhIhIaIt rit iIiI
pecyec lains before us give notice thalwt will aen:
IT, ne duties nf onr appOn! tie dwell NJ house
of Mis- Fanny W Han in Mar,hfcld in said d.
lie last Thursday -" August and No enber next one
o'c'Ck in the afternoon each of said days.
q. w II. DWiNELL r.
JOHN LANCE, 0''i4n ~
MarshEeld, May % A. D.. 1861.
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Ben ia aniEa Eseariseg's asate

aE subscribers having rarpnIn,ed BY The Honorable
L Pr"hhe Court tor the District Of Rand lph Con.
misSmefs to receive, examine and ali cHin>
demands OF all persons against he Estate jau,;r
Dea my, tate of Randolph, in said lSirici dectied
represented nsnlveni nd he months from The
ON day at June, 1901 being allowed by said Cont
10 the creditors of said deceased exhibit prove their
Fesp"ct we claims before give ice thai we Will attend
70 th duties our appoint The DIV, Hing house of
Charles Ic'rig in Eand"pb in said District on the last
Sa'u days Of nUe AMI Novnb+, next 1T O'clock n the
ate noon, each Of said lays.
t'kWDpD HOLDEN, c.
LOREN EDSUN CONS
Randolph, June 9Th. 1851. VS.
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Probate Courts for Randolph
EeISdrleb

pROBATE v0URTS within and for the District of Ran
dolph for the ensuing will be holden as follows
at the Registers Office, in Brookfeld on the first Thurs
iay in each month; at the Orange County Hotel, in
Chelsea on the third Thursday in each month had
Tlcks Hotel in West Randolph, the fourth Thursday
in each month. At J. l.. Bowes' RotcI in Washing
ton, on he second Thursday in February May and Aug
ust. By order of Court
j. 4. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea, December !, 1860.
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HSrDspsase Z skEEssA.

StsTE or VERMONT pRoBAeTE COURTS within
said viii be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier
said District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons hav husir with said Court re-
4uested to atten | to the same said court days.
t. R. MEKRInL, Judge.
December |. 1850