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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-19
TIE IOWA SECOND...lTS MARK.

The iowa Second has at last had an
opportunity to made its marx On the
field Of battle. For months - almost q
year we may say-it has been IN the
field, watching prisoners, bndges, ana
now and then catching stray "secosh,
but unit! the attack on Fort Doneison'
have never had an opportunity 70 put
in a gool square lick in real stand-up
fght. Mark well wha, they have now
done. The first man to scale the breast
works Of the enemy was the SECONDS
gallant Col. Tnttle, and his men were
close upon lis hee.s, eager TO perform
their duty, even up 10 the cannon q
mouth. All honor to the brave Iowa
Second All they wanted was a chance
70 unsheathe their swords IN the face
and Dyes Of the enemy. They have
done it, and at the first set have wor
the right to brilliant paragraph in the
history Of the country which they have
gone forth to defend. All honor 10 the
Second Iowa. 1t has made it's mark.
AHoIIihE SLAVE STATE Westerf
Virginia retains slavery and rcJects tree
negroes. TIE Constitutional CoEven
ton in session at Wheeling, has agreed
upon the following provision. which Is
said TO be in accordance with popular
sentiment: No slave shall be brought,
cor free person Of color shall come into
this State, for permanent residence, al
"ter this Constitution goes INTO opera
"ton.' Nol many slaves have beer
brought into Virginia during many years
past. She has been negro raising and
negro exporting Sta,e. We speak now
OF the whoie State. The number OF
slaves in Western Virginia is small, and
will doubtless diminish from year to
year. The ban against free negroes
shows how worthless population they
are esteemed by people who know all
about them Lhicago Times.
What "A world Of bowling this vii
wake up in the Abolition kennels. An
other slave State, and Western Virgins
too Monstrous is il not and right a
the time when Abolltlonlsts are laborine
TO secure the Congressional cmanc'ra
ton OF slaves generally. 1t is decidedly
cool on L c part Of the Convention, (
say the least.
The Chicago Tribune is endeavoring
10 make trouble at Springfield. Moth
irg would suit its rotten heart bette,
than to have the Convention now in SEES
sion at that place mohbcd by its Adolf
ton friends. The day of retribu'ion j.
coming when such Inscriptions EXTERN
lists Will Gui that they have hard roac
10 travel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-19
PRICE. IS CENTS EACH.

These Rsnsdiss ~ prepared With The ntnoss
care BY Ds. WILLIAM 3. hURD, % sniseos
Dsatiss Of Brooklyn, and Treasures Of the New
York State Dsstist'a Association, scd srs safe.
harmless, yet Elective.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-19
! MED1CAI..
cen NEWS PoR EvRRYDepY !,

r AIDES AND 0ERTLRhxN WHO APPpR.
IL este SQUAD. Beautiful Teeth, 81 s Pure
beeash, see iAvited - ennine 40 "
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-19
SORE MOUTH, CAEEE1 ETC.,

Bs6 Teeth and Foul Mouth not uufrsqusauy
cause Consumption Of the Lunss, Dyspspsis.
aad numerous other serious dissesee.-(0se Dy.
Fitche observations. quoted in DR.. husdts Treat
Use on Preserving Teeth.
lovers and husbands. when Pare, Sweet Breath
may p 90 easily obtained BY the use e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-19

VI which no less has been aid than that thew
add new taste TO food, new charm to life.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-19
DR.. Hurd's Celebrated

Cisensss the Mouth. Pufihss the Breath. eauoys,
al faint, whether arising from Bad Of A,tiGsial
Teeth, Tobacco. ETC., and 10 Ne
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

GoDEY's LADY's Book, for November, is re-
ceiyod. This number is uncommonly rich with
all that is calculated to please. The publisher
announces that Marion IIarland, the celebrated
authoress of g Hidden Path, Nemesis" &C.,
will write exclusively for the Lady's Book the
coming year This number contains 50 engra-
wings of various subjects. The wood cut" Too
Hot " is a jolly good Hlbernian scene, and the
Steel engraving Heavenly Consolation is one
Of the finest and most beautiful Of the art it
is copied froman English pate which is highly
priced in that country. The music in this NUN
Der is a I" Union March" Published at Phil
adelphia for So per year, with liberal dis
count to clubs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
VERMONT NEWS.

On Wednesday afternoon, while attending
the funeral services OF MIR. Lorenzo Weeks. n
wagon containing Mr.. and Mrs Morse was over
turned in the cemetery, tracturmg the col ar
bone oi Mrs. Morse, and smashing the wagon
omewhat-CaledoRia.
FIRE On Saturday morning last, the barn
belonging to MIR. j. a, Head, of Windsor was
burned, with one bull valued at So, about 20
tons of hay, from 200 to 300 bushels oats
about go bushels corn, and ten bushels of rye
corn fodder, &c. The barn was valued at about
$500.
BARN BuRNEp-We learn that the barn and
sheds belonging to Hubbard Burgess, of Grafton,
together with their entire contents consisting
OF hay, grain, corn, and Turning tools, we're en-
tirely consumed by fire Saturday evening last.
it Is supposed 60 nav o,Jn the work of an in
cendlary, as 1t is not known as there had been
any fire. or light, near the barn for several
days, Partially insured Argus.
AccIDENEs.-Mr Lamb, of st. Johnsbury.
was kicked by vicious horse, on Tuesday of
this week, iniuring him severely. At last ac-
counts he was comfortable and in fair way of
recovery Mr.. Lamb is a very unfortunate man
only u year or two ago he GOT one hand and arm
very badly cut up by u circular saw, an injury
OF which he never has nor ever will fully recoy-
or.
Hon. |. 7. Wright, of Castleien, died on the
10Th inst Of paralysis. lie was 90 years Of agc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
&*&t0rrle0.

In Berkshire sept l7'h. by the Rev. f. G. Kimba, Mr.
Davis Of Bakersfield, to Miss Ann L. Burlerson OF
Berkshire
also by the same, Enosburgh Falls Sept. Both, Mr..
b. f. Gaop Of Sneldon, 10 Miss Hattie NJ. chadwick u
Enosburgh
In Montpelier Sept. 9th, by the Rev. W. H. Lord, Mr.
John Scott to Miss Sarah A. Smith both Of Barre.
In Bfoakird, Oct. 18TH by The Rev. T. ". Harlow, Mr..
Of BrookGeld.
In PiltsG.d, Sept. Oh, BY Rev w. J. Kddef, Mr..
rius kanney, and Miss Agnes l.. Holt both Of Pitts
field.
by The same Sent. 10th Mr.. Lorcn2a Burnham,
and Miss Jenett y. Twitchell, both of Bethel
In Bellows Falls SeDt 29h by Rev. +. G. Bass, Mr..
Hector + Phelps Jr and Miss Ocaya Rowland, both Of
Springfield Mass. As
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
FrIeadl Of the Vermont sayanth !
NV YonA. OF. ls. 1856.

NEW loGN, Oc, Is, 1862.
DgAR fRsgNAN All friends Of the Vermont
Seventh Regiment can send books for the sol
diers @, the same, or money to purchase books
for them-to me. Intelligent Ncrmouters need
bools ia camp more than anything else. Every
soldier has some friend who can send him one
from home. Uncle Sam supplies corporal wants,
Never mind your maple sugar and bcech-nuts
friends send me hooks for the soldiers. Your
best way is to send me the money to buy the
books with. can purchase them best here,
by the quantity, and save transportation from
Vermont will do il without profit to myself,
but those who prefer it can send me the DO oks
postage or express to New York, prepaid. | do
not sail for one week yet.-Make haste
W. C. lIoPKINs,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
Chaplain Vt. It'll Regiment.

We learn that the 18th Vt. regiment got
through to Washington all right, on the 18th
inst. Capt. TEACHERS company were all well
Thursday, The regiment went from New Haven
to Jersy City in the new steamer Continental
breakiastod in New York, dined at the volunteer
reireshment Saloon in Philadelphia, supped and
slept in Baltimore and was reviewed the 18th
with other regiments by Gen Casey.
The 10th and llth regiments were in good
health, the latter at Fort Lincoln and the for
mer doing picket duty up the Potomac without
tents OF any kind and sleeping in the open air.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
EgetseY Rurnlparll,s Estnte.

ViE Subscriber, having been appointed by tie Hon
4 orable Probate COn Tor the District Of Randolph,
Commissioner torecelye examine and adJustai CLAIMS
and demands ofall persons against the Estate fEctsey
lumbam, late Of Kandolph IN said District, deceased.
repesene ed ins0vent aud the term ofsix months from
the 2jh day Of september, A. d. 1862, beng allowed By
sad Courto the creditors said deceased exhibitand
prove ther peclVe give notice that
we Will attend to the duties OF out appointment a.
the dwelling house Of Amm Burnham, In Randolph.
N said distinct, the 2jh day q Mach next, at one
O'Clock the afternoon an .al1 day.
JOHN HANKS, tc
tRtEND CLIFFORD, ""
Randolph Sept. 2jh. A. H.. 1852. fa56w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.


MONDAY, Oct 20, 1862.
SE.NAI'E-8honOon.
-Four o'clock, =. M.-Senate called to order by
the President. 80 quorum present On motion
OF Mr.. Richardson, adjourned.
HOUSE afternoon.
In the absence Of the Speaker, the Assistant
Clerk, d. b. Dudley called the house to order
and quorum not being present, he declared the
House adjourned
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
t.5.ns y N. !. FEaLEY c. JONES. Inls..
600 0OO MALE OR FEMALE AGENr, i,
llLLLLaLILIAl sEL.L. ~ .ALLl- N-A -LL.-l m ,.

OOO, UUU SELL LloY6'" Ys s sTE H'i' RI NJ NJ
COUNTY CuLuhEp MAP oF THE lNiI -
STATES, CANApAS ANuNGw RRC NsNiCN
From recent sur rys compile "a August l Is /, cost
$4,000 90 er .fayc it ana one yrar's time
superior 90 any NO mapr,rr made Wy Cotton Sc Mitch
el AMI sells at he os price 10 H,,y cents 49, name,
are eatraNei GA this map. it D. no; only County Hap,
bat ii IS also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD &AP
ofae uitel states aud ranaias comb ned iu one Giving
EVERY khlAHOO STATION
aDd distances bstH sen.
Guatauiee any Woman ur man SD 60 g. pCr dag, AMI
viii take hlek all m't' atcauno' De so.d aal r.fau4
the money.
send for II worth Col try.
Printed instructions how Co canvass well, furnished All
Nhoe,ae gents for our Maps ln every state
California, canada, England, France and Cuba tor.
tune mag he made WIN few hundred dollars capital.
No compcutil II. j, T. LLOYD, No l6t Broaaway, ~ \
The war Department uses Map OF Virginia. Mary
land and yvana, cost 100 900, which uarael
Ante,am Creek, sharpsburgh Maryland Hlghts WIN.
Transport Ferry Rhorersylle Nolaul Ford and al other
on the Potomac, ana every other place In Maryland
Virginia, md rennsyyana, ormoney refunded.
LLOln'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY
oHt0, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Gen. Buell. aud the war Depart
ment Money refunded TO any one finding Ia e..
From the Tribune, Augo
j" LLoYD'S MAP OF NlNIlNih, MARYLAND AND
PENNSYLVANIA This Map is very large It's cast Is
but y cents, audit Is the best which can be
LLOYD GREAT MAP OF THE assIsSlI Pr
RlN ER-From Actual Surveys by Capts Bart and M
Bowen Mississippi River flots, uf St. Louis, Mo shows
every man plantation and owners name from ST. Louis
TO the Gulf ot Msy'o - $50 wi'H7.v'ry lr bar is-
land, town, lsn14s -A~ ~ - 'N'
riyer-colored in conn.tes aud states Price In .eets
81 pocket form, and 81 80 on lnen with rollers Ready
Sept. 10
Navy DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1852.
j. I LLorp's-ST. Send me your Map of the Missis.
sipp River, with price per hundred copies Rear Alm-
raj Charles H. Davis, commanding the Mississippi squad
ron, is authorized to purchase many as as are re-
qulred for use Of that squadron.
356wf3w GIDEON WEtLES, Secretary n he Navy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
no All whom il may Concern.

WHEREAS my wife, Almin NJ Harlow, has lett my
W bed aud board, aud refuses TO return,
Nos this Is 10 otbd ali persons harbotiug or trusting
her on nv account, rs shall pay debts Of her
tracing after this date.
WILLIAM w. HARLOW.
witness ls,Ac Nicrots.
Bnlntrec, Oca Il 1852. 3jlwJw'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

CAIRO, Ill, Oct TO- The sohooners Dickey
and Continental were fred into near Island No.
81 last Wednesday by rebel battery OF twelve
FOUNDERS, which the rebels planted on the shore
but no one was hurt
The gunboat Pittsburgh came up from Fort
Pillow and shelled the woods and several suspi.
cious places, but the rebels did not reply.
\ Federal iolce stationed on the opposite
island, No. 10, was attacked by 400 rebels, uu-
der Faulkner, but owing to darkness, the rebels
fired INTO each other, throwing them into con-
fusion, when they retired followed by our cay
airy.
Eighteen rebels were killed. We captured
forty horses and several muskets. Faulkner.
three captains and thirteen privates were taken
prisoners, aud brought to Columbus last night.
Our loss was two killed and three wounded
The Grenada APpediot the 18th ascribes the
rebel defeat at Cornth to the drunkenness of
Van Dom. Information from Cape Girardeau
says that 200 robe.s under JelI'ries attacked and
captured the town oil Commerce.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

CONFIRMATION - Coz. RANpAlL.-.A cores
poudeato( the Free Press, writing from the 3th
Vermont Regiment, relates the following cir.
cumstAnc4 showing the esteem in which Col.
Randall j, held " the men who were in the p
regiment,
An interesting scene occurred to-day. Jus,
after Col. Randall came On the field, and had
assembled hi, officers Oreeciye their first orders,
a soldier came up In a suit much faded and
worn The C)lonel looked around ana caught
his eye, and stepping forward, gave him salu-
Atiou that few men would have given q private
soldier under the circumstances. ltwas great
contrast, the officers ia their splendid suits, and
the soldier in has POOR uniform. talked with
the man afterwards, and asked him where he
knew our Colonel. sad b. Col. Randall
Is my Old captain. Ny Gel, love that man
better than auy man That lives lie IS man
every inch % linn, and wish Tie boys he used
10 have were ia lis command.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
EARNED Whites Estate.

THE subscribers having cen appointed by The Honorable
! Probate Couulor the Dislrcl Of Washington commits.
sonefs to recey examine and adjust AL claims and de-
mandH OF a persons, against the estate OF Larned White
late OF Calais, SAID district deceased represented
nsoyent aud the Germ Of six months from the 1 day
October 1862 being allowed by said couu TO the cred
ltors OF SAID deceased TO exhibit aud prove their
spectiye claims before Give notice. that VIII attend
the duties Of our appointment at the dwelling Louise 81
The widow RoylHa Whe, N Calais in said district. on
the fret .Thundly Of Januay next, and on the flint
Thursday Of April next AT 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon
each OF said days
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

LOUISVILLE, Oct H. John Morgan left Lex
inGton with bis force. Yesterday, passing through
Versailles thence through Llwrenceburgh al
daylight, and was az Bloomfield at two clock
tai, morning.. Gen. Dnm1nt is in pursuit
After remaining about three quarters of an
hour, be re,reated towards Manchester, and ai.
forwards VA the direction el Frankfort.
Gen Dumout, on learning his whereabouts,
started IN pursuit with one regiment OF infantry
10 wagons, 1000 cavalry aud one section OF al
tillerj.
lie overlook aud defeated Morgan to day be.
tween Versailles and Frankfort and is now in
toll pursuit OF bus scattered lorces moving to-
wards Lawrencebuggh.
Morgan is row between Gen. Damon. and
our gen. Morgan, and it Is thought he is not
likely to escape.
One Of Humphrey M4rshall's regiments,
composed Of Trnne,seeans, deserted HIM en-
masse yesterday, and were brought INTO Paris
today
Major General john A MoClernard has been
assigned to an important command, Of special
exPedIdouary character, and viii take the field
in less than twenty days
Gcn Busll is reported TO BE- Just South of
Mount Vernon ten Cuiteuden army corps
as further south 10 pursuit OF Bragg
IL is stated the rebel army is aiming to cross
into tennessee hy Big Creek Gap.
General Buell. Is IN close pursuit and is
believed be will force the rebels to fight, or cap
tare large portion Of them before they reach
Cumberland Gap.
The pcrryyille battle of Chaplain Hill was
brought on prenaturely, and against the or
ders Of Gen. Buell., whose plans for cnye!opiug
the whole of Bragg army were thwarted, and
his pursuit OF the rebels delayed by that cir
cumstanCe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

PuItADEtrnlA, Oct. Is. The Washington
Sidr states thai circumstances conspire TO induce
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
October Elections

la Pennsylvania, the Cong ressional Delega-
ton will stand, probably, 10 Republicans to | |
Democrats. Some of the latter are however,
War Democrats, so that, 50 far as putting down
treason by force is concerned, the delegation
from Pennsylvania IS as hostile to the rebellion
as that in the present Congress. The State Leg
islature is Republican by a small majority, while
it is thought that the State ticket has been car
rled by tho Democrats.
From Ohio we have incomplete returns. The
Democrats have, however, carried the State,
and elected fourteen of the nineteen Congress
men, which is a Democratic gain Of six The
Governor is not elected this year The defeat
OF ValIand CHAM relieves this result somewhat
from the bad look it would otherwise have, in
dcating, as it does, that the submissionlsts, and
peace-on-any terms men, cannot claim the result
as their triumph.
In Indiana the Democratic State ticket is re-
ported elected by from 5000 to 5000 majority
The Democrats hays elected five congressman to
the Unlonisls four with two in doubt This is
a democratic gain Of two )r three. The Demo-
Gratis also have majority of tie Legislature
which secures them i s Senator in The place
Of Bright expelled.
The returns from Iowa indicate the election
of the Republican State ticket by 10000 ma
jority, with fall Republican deegation-six
members-in Congress This is Republican
gain.of four, as Iowa has bat TWO reprcscn a.
tiycs in the present Congress
From Nebraska Territory, Samuel q. Daily
Republican, has been elected delegate
IHE RESULTS or EMANcWArIoS.-1he ques.
tons connected with emancipation seem to be
working themselves GU. successfully in some in.
stances, at least IN Gen. BatIer'. Department. a
correspondent Of the New York Times thu.
shows how forced and uncompensltei labor wa,
changed to voluntary ana emunerliiye work ID
the case Of the slaves Of Mann.cl White. The
writer says
4" One Of the most interesting and sigriacln,
things 10 this connection is the fac, that iew as,
ago delegation Of slaves belonging 20 Mann
sell White, enc u The oldest and wea.lhiest pan
ter, Of The PARISH OF S.. Bernard below the city
called to see General Shepey, and asked, q, cid.
zens, for az audience Of tie governor al the State
The request wls granted, and these men informed
the General tha, they came for freedom the,
said their fellow servants in other phcss were al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

STATE of VERMONT, tIu PROBATE court hslu a.
Randolph DfsrNcr,ss. ! lh,lse1, within and flr said
District, on the 18Th day Of October, a. u. l-t2.
Instrument, purpo-tag 60 be the last vii anl Tesla
n meut Of Abigail 81. ,m.th, late OF TuubriIec, in
said District, deceased being presented the court by
Azro b. Dew the Executor therein named for Frobate
il is ordered by said Cosr;, that an persons concerned
therein be notified TO appear session o said Court To
be holden at the PROBATE Office ia Chel,ea, ON the
2hh day Of November, 1859, and show cause, il any
they may have, against the probate " said viii far
Nhch purpose Is further ordered that copy ofthe rec
ord Of this orderhe published three weeks succes.ycy
Ia the Grcru Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier,
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
true cory 81 Record,
f853w3 PEELEY g. JONES JUDGE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THB PoToAAc, Oct.
Is The troops under Generals Hancock and
Humphreys, who left on Thursday morning to
make reconnaissance in the direction OF Win
chester, returned, after arriving at Smithyille.
five miles from Bunker Hill.
None Of the enemy inlerlered with the re-
turn Of Gen. Hancock command With Gen.
Humphreys II was different. The rebels fol-
lowed HIM with cavalry and artillery, to within
a short distance Of Snepherdstown, opening
with their artillery whenever they could get
within range. Our loss was one man killed aud
six wounded.
The troops safely rectossed at Shepherd'town
Ford l4st evening, bringing with them a number
LOT prisoners. The rebel wounded numbering
loo, LETT at Chariestown, were broug he within
our Ines yesterday forenoon, where they will
be ptroed The rebels had between 40 and 50
killed and wounded on Thursday night in dis.
putting the advance Of zen. Humphrey troops
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

NATANlEL EATON, c...
}. j. WILLARD, 'o"'''
Calais, oct = A. y. 1863. f3yJ35s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS. The report that the
pirate Alabama is Al Mobile is not only improb
able, but positively untrue. There IS niorma
ton IN Washington which warrants the belle
that she is proceeding in an entirely different di
rccucn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-21
Chester y. Howard. Estate,

THE suhsci ibers, having been arponed by Hon0ra
4 bic PROBATE Court for the Distinct of Ranfulnh com
mssOners, 70 receive, examine ana ddusta riaInsand
demands OF all pfrsnn., against the estate of Chester j.
Howard. late ut BrIhree, IN sail District dorea-ed
represented nsoveut, and he Of sk months from the
% dag OF September, l-2, beng allowed bv sad cour'
to the creditors If SAID deceased, % eAuibt ana
prove Their respective claims before US: GIVE nuicr that
We Will attend &C. the dIi!rs Of appointment a. the
dwelling house of William Il. Wells in Braiutire
in sad district On The 1jiA day OF December and 2jth day
Of Mach next, atone O'Clock 30 the afternoon On each u
52id days.
CHRISTOPHER HUNTINGTON, fc...
4. p. uAEBACG. 'oW
braintree, Oct lib, A. u. lsl2. a5UW3
STATE or VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate Couf.
ksNBaLrH Di-rucr Tor said D..trct-Iu al ner-
sons concerned 10 the estate Of lmOhy Brooks late III
Randolph, deceased, GRRrrtgs
NHGErAS, qua spFasle admin,jtaior ct tie estate
" Oh said deceased, it tess -ad -uuU 40 allow him
le uii er ume ct QUO year frn and inter- tive an day
u September, A. D. i-i3 20 piyn-n Of the deus
amt close the settlement 81 the estate,
Therefore, you hereby uutucd iiui said application
VIII be heard &c session ~ the PROBATE Couu tn be ield
at tho Registers Office 40 Bronk6rd on tne Gth div of
November utNt 40 which time YOU may De- head ia
the premises. And This utdrf stan he puhi,td Three
weeks successivry N tie Grrn Mountain Freeman
punted at Montpelier 10 IN, STATE, lhe 1s; of winch
neWslupe, publication shn be- before Tie day assigned
l0f hearing ais aforesaid
Gwen under my hand Al Bookshelf hi, 5h day oi Get
cher, a. y. lsj9.
By order Of Count
356w3 J. q. CLEAVELAND Register