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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27
From the Richmond Enquirer, Jan. 3G;h.
To the People of Georgia.

Fnlow- Citizens. In few days the pro- visional government of the Confederate States will live only in history. With it we shall deliver up the trust we have endeav- ored to use for your benefit, to those more directly selected by yourselves, Tho pub lie record of our acts is familiar to you, and requires no further explanation at our hands. Of these matters, which policy has required to be kept secret, it would be improper to speak This address, therefore, will have no personal reference.
 We gre well assured that there exists no necessity for IS to arouse your patriotism, nor to inspire your confidence. We rejoice with you in the unanimity of our State in it's resolution and its hopes. And We are proud with you that Georgia has been illustrated" and we doubt not will be illustrated again by her sons in our holy struggle. The first campaign is over-each party rests in place-whIe the winters snow declares an armistice from on high The results in the field are familiar to you, and We will not recount them. To some important facts we call your attention.
 First, the moderation of our own govern ment and the fanatica madness of our ene- mics have dispersed all differences of opin- ion among our people, and united them forever in the war of independence. In 2 few border States waning opposition IS giving way before the stern logic of daily developing facts The worlds history does not give parallel instance of 2 revo- luton based upon such unanimity among the people.
 Second. Our enemy has exhibited an energy, perseverance, and an amount of resources which we had hardly expected, and disregard of constitution and laws which we can hardly credit. The result of both, however, is that power which is the
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Tribute of Respect,

WHEREAS. JOHN A. SwINK, worthy member nt Rob Morris Lodge, No. l06, while on visit to see his son, in the army, on the Potomac river, died of typhoid fever on the 5th of Dec, 1881 whereby this lodge lost valuable member; the neighborhood, a good citizen; the countr, true patriot; the wife, devoted husband; the children, an affectionate father; the servants kind matser
 Resotosd, That whilst we humhly submit to tn Q decrees of the Supreme Grand Master, all of whose decrees are just we cannot but mourn the loss of brother Swnk, thus while away from home
 Rtsotced, That we tender the family and friends of the deceaaed, our heartfelt sympathy in this their sad bereavement.
 ReS0ioea, That as mark of respec. to our depar,- cd brother, We wear the ususal badge of mourning for thirty days, and that copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the True Democrat for publication
 Resoloed, That $ copy of these resolutions be furnished the family ot the deceased brother and spread on the minutes of the lodge.
 Introduced and adopted at regular meeting of Rob Morris Lodge, No, lot, Clark county, Ark, February 7th, 1862.
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C. ". PAISLEY, 4. l.. WEIR, J. w. BARTON, w. E. ROSS,
Com.
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MEw MADRID, Mo-, Jan. l5, 1869. / At meeting of the Rough and Ready company of the Huh regiment of Arkansas volunteers in the Confederate States army, the following pream- ble and resolutions were offered by Dr. w F. Mar tin. which were unanimously edopted. WHEREAS, As the Allw,se Deity and Director of all things, hath, in his wisdom and great power, afflicted us with the death of our beloved brother soldier, n. N. BLANKET, who departed this life on tae night ot the 2d inst, at o'clock with con gestive chill, in the year of our Lord 1862, in the 2jd year of hisage. Brother Planket volunteered in Saline county. Arkansas, about the 18th of July, 1881, and attached himself to company B, of tue llth regiment of Arkansas volunteers under the command of Col. J. NJ. Smith, where he perform ed the duties of christian man, and good and faith ful soldier, therefore,
 Be tt resOiped. by the members Of th;s oompcny. That by the untimey death of our friend and brother soldier, we have lost one of our best members and Il highly esteemed friend-.that his wife has lost q husband, hls children father and the Confederacy one of it's best soldiers, aad while we greatly re great the loss of our brother soldier, still we be- lieye their is wisdom in all the Lords dealings with mortal man, and in the present case, of course we bow our heads in humble submission, and feel tha. the will of the Lord be done in ali cases and un- derall circumstances.
 Kesolred. That all the virtue which ennobles and
 
 social intercourse he was not governed by false phi losophy, but his Bible his guide to the path of truth, soherIess and justice, and Almighty God his only dependence for future welfare and everlasting appiness--with him we feel assured, that death had but it's sting, and the grave it's victory-he was a true follower of Christ, was member of the Baptist Church, and while he was travelling the steps of death, Christ was his only hope, and his arm his stay, now the measure of his cup is full, and his is the blessedness of those who die in the Lord
 Resolred, That we sincerely condole with the bereayed wife, relations and friends of deceas- ed brother, and one thing may be consolation to them, is this
 lie gave his life for his country,
 Hs gave his Hte Tor his liberty,
 He died for tha. which right
 He was always st his post
 Resoiaea, That copy of the above be sent to the wife of the deceased, also to the Little Rock Gazette, with the request, that they will please in scrt in their paper, ald the True Democrat reoues- ted to copy the same.
 The meeting adjourned.
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OFFICE MILITARY BOARD,
 ;.tTc Pocf Feb 7st. 1862.


RnrGED by the Military Board of the State of Arkan- y sas. that :, ,.. ,;, .o ao, It NJ claim or demand against the state be paid to any agent cr holder untl written authority F hIeo VIII '9 board anihorfz'ng 'he payment of the same
 2i No claim ar demand against the state create1 py au
 tia officer of the state paid until such agent or o, der shah have filed wh board list or abstract of all such claims. ,, .,,r ,r.io,.g sorJ to sod m paid untii charged to the soldiers on the ms- fer roll ef the company GO winch they belong eerhe1 ev lnihiarY board. H. T. fAo"n if p
 |, tN,2 NC 1. D.
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lie gave his life for his country, He gave his iite Tor his liberty, He died for tha. which was right, He was always at his post.

If nothing else will open the eyes of the tories in Kentucky, Marylan3a and Missouri to the abolitionism of our would-be con. querors, the fact r-..ay be cited that the bo- gus government in Western Virginia has passe'. an emancipation act, declaring that al children born of slave parents, after the year 1865, shall be free, g
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" A " T ' D

FEIwFLvE GUvSsIITHs, in the Ordnance - H D-tafuneat Ft- Smt tt. Arsansas Good yssf1 wages and permanent situations will be gwen EI4N. b good wgrAmtn Good guns will also be CON REA, Cdpt C s Iqft. C
 Crg7aqacs O1oey- NcCo!tochs Dtr IT. S"''t, frf. r k 1sr3
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In 6 late murder case in New York ,sthe accused was acquitted because it was proven on the trial that the murdered man was secessionst aud southern born.
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Tan Yard.

vwTF hava on hand and for sale, supply of Harness SN lJrper and Sole Leather BucAskns and Shecpskns nth sh Niii i.e sold low ior cash.
 GEYER & KRAMER s-=- tJicbast ,rica noid for hides Ian. 30 1s62lY
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T7Oracs Wanted!

kv sNTED for the Confederate States artillery. three w hundred and fifty 350 good substantial horses, used to harness in ,od condition, and perfectly sound. Appy 10 te Quarter Masters e. s. A. at Jacksonpor Ark, az Little itu k. ark
 " A. ". HASKELL
 NIj0r C & 4 Inspector General: Fl, II 1892 3t.
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GIOO Reward

E WILL give the reward of one hundred dol ss K lars for the apprehension of m negro man BiLh &R and is delivery hera or placed n Jail so that F aat him Bill is about feet 10 inches high dark ~1~% < IT. slender make and slightly knoce kneed ano about ~ wears of e No sears recclected Has been seen recently in the neghborhood of Taylors Greek St Francis county
 ELTJAH CHEEK.
 Mound City, crittenien countIsArk, Jan. 20, lSo2'
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Memphis and Arkansas River CONFEDERATE STATES MAIL LINE

.Etss2sss9s .sEss1sssa..szas -sEsgz4ss zssasSs wEYTLT be composed of the following and ele:nt " steamers tiiis season, to-wit:
 Frederick Notrebe R. L. HAYNES Master,
 Chester Ashley. REESE pgIFoHARp,
 ng stey rneatiane boats will take their places on the e. ie ia, ,i,. ar,-ansas river leaving LITTLE Roof T,rre.ntg and sSD.y at 1si r M; leaving MEN. HIS aEoy.r Wr.~re,.g and S,rr-fpay at P M: and iiave NAPOLEON for LrrLE ROCK SUNDAY, TgESDAT ana DAY. . from Little Naoeon according the above sc9ed ule JAU. U. snhNin;
 Dec 2, 1S8l. fsopTicto';
 The yazetle and Daily Journal will please copy, and ake out lld adyeI tisement
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THE NEW SOUTHERN GRAMMAR,
 By Roy. Allen nI. Scott, D. D.

UUyU rullsaod at Memphis, Tenn is ready. Cop:t eD vii he by mail 1st paid any address. the H c~tjoa of One 0f funds Confederate r. stainps Address in egibie hand,
 ALLEN VI. SCOTT, Feh r3 1862 g. Memphis Tnnt
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

TERMS OF ADVERTlSfNG. Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per square, (ten lines or less) for the first inser- ton, and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion. Merchantsadvertisng by the year will be charged s3O.
 Professional cards and other advertisements, not exceeding one square, $l0 per annum.
 E93~ All money sent by mail at our risk. Gold dollars are convenient for mailing. Indeed, gold of all sizes can be forwarded by mail
 DAILY BULLETIN.
 We are now issuing Daily Bulletin, containing all the tcegrapliic news, which will be urnsaed ny mai bat 20 oser t0ay, at the following rates, ways in advance: 'oo For copy one year ......'''.S M oo :
 ; copies one year to address 2o oO And at the same rate for any larger number, that is S4 for each bulletin. . oo For six months copy y..............'. $3 0o copies to one address. l2 ," And at the same rates for any larger number that is s2 50 for each Bulletin. the entire package to go to one address
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Public Land Sales at the Land Office at
 Clarlxsville Arlkansas

.ss.s we ff offer for sale o tie highest bidder, for Cb t the Land Office. the City 0 Carksyie on the 3d s.1y of Inreb aeg 1862 all the lands Tn fractional t1v,s in Nos. and . north of range numbered l3 west M M e has never offered for sale, therefore not in market.
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Dry Beef Eide:

NNTF vii bnv o0o Dry Beef Hides for which fair pr
 w will nc paid cash or groceries.
 Jan 53. ls6L. 1t. R. A. EDW AkDS.
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Notice 10 Pre-emptcre.

ALL persons having legal and valid claims of pre- emp 4o, a, f -i lands. gre hereby repaired to come for ward gse proof of their ITe-empons according to law ber i dy If sale and make payment therefor or else ,,is.e,.r VIM V. FLOYD, Register.
 M ROSE. Receiver L,xn OFFICE tg CLaRKsvIIIE ARa, Jan {, lo32 Jan. Id. 1st2 9t
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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY R. S. YERKES 6 Go.
TERMS 0F SUBSCRIPTION.
TFPMS az ADVERTISING.

For one copy, one year, in advance. ...S2 oo No pap.r sent without advance payment,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

N TICE uwT TANTED hundred good Beef Hides, for which the De-. fs, 1891. WY. HuTr.
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FOR SALE.

T tlie Auction Room at private sale, variety of "A LADfE5 FANCY WORK BOXES
 PORTABLE WRITING DESKS,
 PORTMoNIFS.
 PLATED WARE.
 JEWELRN. &c. Together with an If China German and Ind Rnlber Toys etc. snitable for Chrstmss and New Yess Gifts. J. D. fiIHHEhALlt Dee. l2 1S6i.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-27

Grinding Cheap and at All Times. yyT E prepared grind corn and make the best Gg of meal whenever the brought to the mil ad only charge ihe shth.
 Sawed Lath constantly on hand and -or sale at = per thousand.
 w. a>o fH al is for every kind of sawed lumber. Ia'. 16, i-c2 3n. IRWIN FosShTT.
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samuel w. WelEs, Estate.

TIL Subscribers. having been appointed by the lion.
L Probate Cuur 10 he DIstrictot Washington Com
customer to receive nd adjust all claims nd
demands of all persons agains the Estate of Sam "
Wells late Of MarSield in said district, deceased,
resented R> vent and the term of SIX months from the
29h day May 1862 Deng allowed by said Court tothe
creditors OF SAID deceased to eXhibla prove heitrt
-pecive claims before us--give notice that we Will
attend to the duties of appointment the dwelling
house of Widow Mary " els Narshfeld, in said dis
Nic the I'd Thursdays of July and October next, al
eB o'clock in the forenoon, ON each OF said days
JAMES PITKlN, )c,
SAM'L u HOLLiSTEK, yum "
Ma shfied, June 10, A. d. 1862. :}39fw3t
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SAVE TINE PiM,E> {.

kCONOmHI DdsP tees
Il A Sifca IN 1Irp> .Sopss N-, aN
As accidents Will happen, in veal ras,st.i 10
iie', II very desirable 20 have some cheap sat
nitL' way tor repairing Furniture, loys ~ spx,tr
sPALDiSps PREPARED sLUg
meets all such gencies and no hold can J.,
10 be without it. ltSalwsys ready aud mp TO the .'ot
ing point.
"UsRrUL IN EyYRr HOUSE,
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each blt.le PR,,K I;
cent.
HENRY 6. SpALDING e. co.
~ Cedar-St., New York.
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THE "CORURN HORSE,

'nHE subscriber would inform the public tia. this we'll
Known Horse will be- found the present season ut their
sable IN Cabot "hrre all who desire good horses en-
anime him aud his stock Having been kcpt out of the
State the last season the propretors have refused empt
ing oGers for the present that the farmers in this
sectpp may have the benefit of his services TGr Cobrn
Horse sired by the Old Peck Horse 10 r"nrs old
thd' plump lohands high, and weighs I27j pounds
TERMs--To Warrant, 5000.
have AT stable also fine specimen Of the so,k
. ne above Horse, vhch il four years old ,or
"toh we shall charge only 81 t" warrant
n. y f.. y. COBURN
Cabot, Jane !, lts2. June I9Dapdw3v
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN g 1862
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Medical Institute.
Office, 36 Bromfeld St., Boston.

RFy DAY Pres REV. T. MASON, Wee PreSideHf.
GREENE NJ. ID, SHperiHtHd'Hg Phy''cian'
This Institution established for the cure ct DIS
ease upon the principles Of Innocent med'atloh' ell
tirely iscaT riding The use OF Pc sonOus Drugs =,
Many di, eases such IA Scrufula. I'umOrs OF the
Blood, Diseases OF the Throat and lungs lESIepid
Liver Omplaint, heart Complain hheuh ailHh' r Z
male Complaint, and great variety al Ordinary ps
eases icces-uy treated bv Medicine which may
be any part of the country with fH directions
Person. having Cancers. thUse afflicted with com.
plica ed diseases ihould nmt dately avail theR'clFe
of DR. Ureenes personal attention
ConsuliatOn the office, or by mail. free OF c0afge
DIR. GrteLe will be the office from 4 VI, !"
L NJ.
the Cfce will be OPP T, AMI competent persons IN at
tendance from I i A. NJ to p NJ.
All communications :hculd he directed Ia Il
GREENE, NJ. ID 80 Bronltied street, Boston.
NOTE, Persons wishing 10 investigate this meth Oh
OF practice, its superior success, will BE- furnished
with pamphlet descriptive al treatment tree, by All
dressing Il. GREENE, ID, SO Bromteld street, Ros-
ton, Masp.
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Iietie glove stirs up my hear, As tides STIR r,,
shoW-whlte muslin, when il fits male up 'At ai,
notion A'aA'' many ,.rr1
a al sorts Of lady fxns thrill my feoIjny, .s...
but little female gaiter boots are d.a .H'' NJ.
shorter! ''a'O ami ants
And JUS. to put You on Your ,ro-l
III give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grie,.
Last summer, a the Pavilion U,o,
stopped week or more.
Ant marked two IS boo.-ee,'' ever, nv,
before my Heishbor', door
Two boots with patent leather tn,
tNo boots which seemed to say.
An angel trots around in u.s."
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dream.
They swept before my face.
isdy growing out Of them
As flowers grow from vase
But All one morn saw a sigh,
Which struck me like = ston4
some other name on the book
Those boo;s not alone!
great tall pair Of ether boot,
Was standing by their side
And OF they walked one afefuoo,
And with them walked-a brid.
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.games Ykaxwesl's Estate.

UEsubscnbers having be appointed by the Honora-
bic Probate Court for the DistrICI OF Washington
Ussioner& ureceve, examine and adjust all cha aud
demands at all persons against the Estate Of Jas MaA
we'll late Of Havson in "a id district represent
Ell lnsnven, aud the teru u siH mouths from the 10Th
day Of luUe, 1869, heng allowed by said Conri 10 tn"
eejors o said eShib aud prove therrespec
the duties Of appointment at The dwelling house o
the late James maxwell, in Fay ton said district
the ION day Of September and December next. at
O'Clock III Size forenoon. on each Of SAID day
BENJAMIN DAVIS, troun,,.
JOHN PATTERSON, o"""
Fay>ton, June l0th, A. y, 1862. 339tw3t
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cour, held ar
DsrRlcr or R.kpoLrH, s. Brnokfeld within and 70,
said District, the l7th da, OF June, a. u. 1862
N instrument purporlng to he thelast Wiand lcs-
\ lament of Homer Hatch, late Of BrookfeId,
said District, deceased helng presented to the Court by
Reuben Peck the executor therein named, for Probate
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appeara session of said Court 10
be- holden at the Registers Office IN Rrookfeld, the
i2h day Of July A. D. 1862, and show cause, fany they
may have. against the Probate OF said win for which pur
1t further ordered hat copy of the record :" the
order be published three weeks successfully in the Green
Mountain freeman. printed al Montpelier, previous t"
sad time appointed foi hearing.
true copy Of record.
S3sfu3t Attest, j. X. CI.EAvELAND, Register
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Count, held at
RANDOLPH Dis7RicT, - Chelsea within ana for sad
district, the 18th day vi June, A. d. 1869.
ELlSHA HYDE, administrator on the estate nt George
IL Wells late of Chelsea, IN said district, deceased
presents his admnis account or examination and
allowance and ma kes aPpl cation for decree Of dstri
hutton and partition OF ahe estae Of said deceased.
Wherrupon, it Is ordered by said Court that said
eosnt and said application be referred to session OF said
Cour, be held n the Probate Ohce in said Chelsea,
nth da, of July, D. 1867. for hearing and decision
theron: and is further ordered that notice hereof be
given all Persos interested by publication Of the
three weeks sucocsively in 'he Green Mountain freeman,
paper published at Montpelier, previous to said
ame appointed for hearing that thoy may appear said
and plyce, and show if any they have,
shv said should not BE- allowed and such decree
made tue copy Of record.
QFx.l I
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ny the of these Pills the p ,,Fr ery-
Gus or Sick Headaches may be) =, ,s.en
at the commencement of at aeK immediate rehet
from pain and sickness WIZ be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and head.
che TO which temal are subject
lhes act gently upon the bowels,-renovinP Coz
tveDess
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Females and all
persons of sedentary habits, they valuable LAX
alive improving the appetite giving tone and vgor
the digestive organs ana restoring the natural elasticity
and strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALlC FILLS are the result of long nyesti
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in use many ears during which time they have
prevented and relieved amount OF pain and sui
tering from Headache whether originating in the
Gus system or IRON derauged Il lte of the stomach
They are entirely Vegetable in their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
any change OF diet and the absence auy dsa yreeabe
taste renuers II easy 10 administer 10 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS,
The genuine have five signatures ofHeury c Spadinp
each box,
SoId by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
BOX will be seu! BY mail prepared receipt OF the
Price % Cents.
A II orders should addressed to
HENRY {. SPALDlNG,
AZ Cedar Street, New YUrk
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CAurloE.-A A. certain urprincip'ed persons are al.
tempting TO pa IN oil on the unauspecng public, mita-
tons of my Prepared Glue, would caution all persons
to exam ne before prfchsiGg aud that the full name
-PALDiSG 'srRFPARrp GLUE,
an 1T outside wranoer; all other are swim
,.. N
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON D1srEIc-. SIS and for the District sfore
said will be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
aid District Tuesday Of each week during the
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
auested to attend to the same said court days
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
n...nn nhnrl
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Benja nlin WheatOn's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Coun, holden at
WASHINGTON DIsrncI,n.. Montpelier in and for said
district, an the 10th day Of June, A. II. 1862
John n. WILSON, Administrator on the estate of
Benz amin Wheaton, late OF Rau~, 10 salt district de-
ceased, make. apple alton 10 said 10 extend
The time heretofore allow cd him pay the debts due
from snd estate and r~nder ion acc "a nj
until som- failure DAY.
Whsfss pom Is otdeed BY said Court that SAID appl
eaion be heard at the Probaa OfeS p Montpelier on
,he 9Th day Of July, A. d. 1864 and IL further or
dersd that notice DO given all persons eoneern-d by
Publication Of this order a the Green Mountain
rnnted al Montpelier, three weeks suce-Sivey before
said hearing. By ID. Court,
aasf~3t Attest A. CHASE, Register
tTATE 0F vSRMONT, In Probate Court held at
WARRINGTON DIsraIcr, S. Montpelier, in said District
en- the 10th day Of June, A. d. 1862
JONAS G. ORhsBEE. Executor Of the last will and
n said District deceased presents his
cation for decree Of distribution and partition OF the
estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said ae
count and said application be referred session Of
.ad Court to be held At the Probate Office in said Mont
peier, the LIST day Of July n 1852 Mt 10 o. clock
IN the forenoon, for hearing and decision thereon nd
u IL further ordered that notice hereof given to Ali
persons interested by publication Of the two weeks
snoeessivey in the Green Mountain Freeman u newspa
per published at Montpelier previous said time an
pointed for hearing that they may appear said time
and place and show cause IL any they may have vhy
said account should not be allowed such deere.
By the Court.
IHf Attest T. X. MERRILL, Judge.
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PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Counts, within and fer the District OF Ran
dolph for the year ensuing, will be holden follows
viz
At the Registers Office in BrookheId, the fist Thurs
day i'll each mouth.
At the Orange &, ii o;e i'll Chelsea on the third
Thursday OF each month.
At Chadwick's Hotel In West Randolph the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At J. L. Bowles' Hotel la W Washington, the second
Thursday in February, May and August
BY order OF Court,
J. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.