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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-08
sTArE or VERMONT
Ani'r ANn issr GESFRAL's OrrIcR.
Wo0rs rucK, july 20. 1862


L. By General Order M "a current series from the
paid Dos the hccru1ug Officer any fr the vol
uuteer service, who presents himself for crismeut
payment go be made after te recruit has been Inspected
aud has taken me OATH and vouchers for thc payment
be takeu in thr f rm heretofore prescribed
tnc public service reqmres. not only that men
should be- culstcd with rapidly flr fhc regiments
n0w ordrrtd but asu that such &C the regiment.
unN Boa service absent iIum tiir regtmcnfs with
uat cav aud are act de-crters dsrcpafdug fhc 0h
gallons no their uiisimcnt and yet drawing fay, hop
20 draw pay. iur service NOT performed, should De
suught 0uf and compelled 20 return % the duty. The
presence within the state VI such and their evil
the open hostility ~ asoNel traitors n is therefore
made thc duty % every Recruiting Officer within this
ate, 90 ascertain whether every sulier Within bis dis
tttc b auscut fom his regiment without have II hr
n1t 30 he uas documents 40 his possession which will
PROVE IT, IL De bias NOT, report ihc name uf ihe man.
with all the facts respecting him, without deav Major
~ lllam Ausune. 8. Mastering Officer a. Burlington
Vermont whose duty is Co cause such 90 be
ed aud returned 20 their regiments
5 IL is requested thar the -clcotmen Of each town
WILL immediately, rCp1r 90 Major Austuc she names OF
N $50 lliers within their respective towns who absent
ON htir respective regiments without lvc he State
should afford retreat for such rccrtants. Let them
ctlIrr return To- their duty leave lu borders TIE
sep,tuco who are presumed e, be loyal men, willing 10
da their duty, are earnestly en1med devote mach
of tleIr tine necessary Co the thorough psh-
nent ofths labor AMI DO is hoped that all good cEens
viii cooperate with IA and aid iu returning all desert
efs, by giving all necessary information.
Is order Of the 5oscru0r,
PETER g. WASHBURN,
Aqi 0aHt and Inspector General
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I5sJsI1 THE GREAT CAUSE OF
1ksR1w HUMAN MISERY

Just Published In Sealed Envelope Price o cts
A LECTURE BY Dir. CuLVERwELL ON THE
CAUSE AND CUkk Il Spermatorrhma Coz sum iion,
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness. Epilepsy .
impaired Nutrition n he Body Lassude Weakness
Of the Limbs and the Back ludi-positun. Inoapao-
y for study and Labor Dizziness Of apprehension L,ss
u Memory Aversion 10 Society L. W n solitude ~
mildly Self-Dstrusti Dizziness Headache Aztec
tions Of 'he hyes Pmples on the Pace Involuntary
Emissions. aud Sexual iuoapady he Consequences 81
Youthful Indlsoreton, &c, No
uT This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated. Omen self ahctsd evils may he 70
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and should be read BY every youth aud every
man ia the land
Sent under seal IN plain envelope, TO any address,
the receipt Of six cents, two postage stamps by adj
dressing DR.. ChAS J, c KLINE,
1886 l27 Bowory. New York, = o boa 1885
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Dratbs.

In Calais, Aeg /. Of diphsria, Herbert h.. fouuscai
son IT Elias and Sarah II Smith. aged 9safs
The two older sons Of Mr. smith both Ahsni IN me
the amy, and both Leuienants near Richmond ana
the Other In New OTleans and tohAse the only f,main'
ing at homa thus sudd My called asa) lsa,es NJ
bsreaved parents and friends In deep SORROW aad lonei
usss. May the Heavenly comfoftrI abide win
hem. wAhksN
In Orange July 81. jonathan Brown, seed IS Jsats.
In Barre, Aug 2, Asahtl Earle aged s3 years
In oraftsbury July /, Eliab Reed, aged 81 years,
months and ~ days.
In Lunenburg. Juis 81, Isiasl Dewey, Ksq aged IS
years aud months He for 50 Years an inhaentia
eitizfn ~ Berlin.
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Special nutitts.

~ hHEUMATisM car be- permanently cured Uy ihs
we ~ The " AMI RHEUMATIC BAND Aiso.
vont Neuralgia AVID Nitrous Aiiecii9ns-S iHnesa 1f
we Joints and Cramps Efyspelas, Salt hln.n, ari
Ngfuiua, and hercuria and her poisonous nh srccs
eiiually coun'eractcd n proof Of which many esr.
HcH iestmoralf % cures offered Wethcr frefalr
mpch pleasure IN giving 70 publicity by referring yon 20
the advertisements IN another column 0sI2
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MONTPELIER METHODIST EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY

Is SUNDAY SCHOOL, Aug. 3.
The following letter from Bro. Henry NJ
Bradley, Assistant Superintendent was read
by the Secretary
10 me MefAoai,t Ep sooprl sunday School
Having teli myself "a led upon IN his hour Of our
countrs struggle for its very existence and The pfcse
walton Of It's institutions both civil and religious, t lend
ms influence and give my assistance In the restoration Of
usht aud Truth Being unable 10 come before You per-
suually take This method t1 resign the office TO when
have been called 10y your suffrage Thanking you for The
honor wheh sou have repeatedly shown me, and as am
about 10 engage IA new scenes--eNehargng for the hal
lowed ass llaiions here the fortunes ~ soldiers life
desire remembrance in your prayers, and 90 forth
with cheerful heart trusting we may all be subjects Of
HENRY NJ BRADLEY.
Moat0eter, dug 1862
Bro Avery remarked that Bro. Bradley
was cherished friend Of his and as this
might be the last opportunity he should ever
have Of expressing the high esteem with
which he regarded him, he offered the follow
ing resolutions:
WHHRsAs, Henry NJ Bradley, our faithful Assistant
Superintendent, has been called to the service Of his
country, and has felt il his duty join the host that
have gone forth 90 battle Tor truth and the manten-
auce Of right Therefore,
Resoiuea, That while we deeply regret being called
upon 10 part with his services, rejoice that
Try receives one worthy its font rank who sacrifices
the associations Of the Sunday School, the eudearmens
Of home the attachment Of cherished friends and fat
tcug business prospects dN that he may aid in
TINS distracted dho 10 stare OF union and prosper
Is. As supplioate the Throne Of Divine mercy, his
interests shall be interests, and he forget
put the whole armor Of God" and "haying the
breast plate Of righteousness, remember that " God
is a shield unto them that put their uust in him"
Resoired farfhtr That also pledge our prayers to
other members Of School who have also goLc. that
they may be blessed Of God, and in /, own good time
be returned TO us in safety.
Bros Fuller, Mcdonald and Guernsey spoke
Of Bro. Bradley as being a young man Of ex-
emplary character; one in whom every one
had confidence; model for others to initiate ;
and as having enlisted to assist in putting
down this wicked rebellion with patriotic
heart, and hoped the resolutions would be
adopted, not only as resolutions of words, -
but Of the heart also
Whereupun the resolutions we're unsnim-
ously adopted.
Voted That the letter with the resolutions
be recorded, and read at each annual meeting
Of the Society until Bro. Bradley return, aud
that a copy duty certified by the Secretary be
! forwarded to him.
I Voted, That Bro. Bradley be retained in Of
/ hce as an honorary member and that during
| the remainder OF bis present term Of office,
Bro Winslow W. Avery be appointed Assis-
tunt Superintendent pro tempore.
A tue co, Of Record,
Attest, WiNsLow w. AVERY, Sec'y,
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~ We have in our Office rebel flag,
6 feet long by 4 wide, which was captured
recently near the mouth of the Red river, by
the steamer Harriet Lane" and forwarded
by r. j. Richardson, Paymaster on that boat,
to his father in this place. 1t was evidently
made Of genuine American flag, by sewing
together two narrow stripes for one wide one,
and muula,ing the field of stars. 1t has nine
stars and three stripes, twored and one white.
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WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

Those checked with "star" were left at
Chesapeake Hospital, Old Poinl Comfort the
Others at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
n p Stoddard Private, Co z, "a w.
.Jon McGWun. Corporal. Co. n 9Th Vt.--died.
Edward A. Bug bee Private. Co C. "a W.
SWIM. robin, Private, Co X OH W.
- s. Carney, Private. Co L. 6th VI
M. Ferguson, Private, Co. A, % VT
Michael Finnessey Private, CO. IA 5lh VI
Friend A. Braiuaid Corporal Co L 5,h VI
n Cnburn Piiyaie Co X 5th w.
Edgar 4. Hopkus Private, Co 4. ith W
Franklin Guyette, Private, Co X, 5ih VI
T. s. f. Paine, Private. Co /, 5h W.
.Chestef +. Newton Private, Co 9Th VI
l. d, Savage, Corporal, Co. +, "a W.
-Henry Cummings, Private, Co r. 9Th.
Gtorgs u Hit. Private, Co. u 5th VI
Y aux Shoto. Piyate, Co. "A 9Th VI
sJearge Il Dodge Private, Co d 81 VI.
u Peace. Private. 90 4 Oh VI
siosrph ciafe. Private Go f Oh W.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKEr-Augnst 6.
Whole number VI Cattle at market 53s about 35l
bceyes and lbs Stores, consisting u Working Oxen,
Mich Cows, and one, two and three year old
Prices of Market Beof-kNua, $500 500 First
quality S576 600 second quality, S6'2o 1000 Third
quality, 80 00J,
Working Oxen, pr peir--S90 a l25
Cows aud Calves-sei "a.
Yearlings % 90 20 90 two years old $500 ~,
O0 three years old, $40 o. a 1900.
Sheep and mbs-a56l at market prices in lots slb0
$50 each extra, B2,75 $50
spring Lanbs-~2,hO 3 %
Hides, a &c pr H. lallow, - pa ~
Veal Calves al l-2cpr ID Calf skins, 90 pr ID.
Pets, Sl,es loo each.
RENAHKs There was not quite 20 large stock II
nsrket az last week sales quick a. asst weeks
prices A few cattle sold az Is per cent. higher -
But few old shes AZ market aud those were sold In with
lambs at same prices The average of sales about
the same az last week. Ia low has advanced to "a per
p0und--quite an iiem iu favor of butchers.
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THE LATE GEORGE NORTHAMPTON

OF the early settlers Of Montpelier, few
names have been SO prominent, as that Of the
late George Worthngton. brisf notice Of
bis life, was copied by us from the Freeman
Of recent date, but we cannot allow the
event Il bis death to pass without our def.
mite and more extended tribute TO bis exalted
worth. His life has reflected honor upon the
town Of which he was an honored citizen for
the long period Of sixty years A village is
always best known 10y It's residents Il OBJ
tains its character and reputation from It's in
habitants. They constitute il and determine
its comparative status far more than any other
thing We always ask who are its men -
before We fix its standing Having ascertain
ed it, men and the leading influences which
control it, we readily ascertain the social po-
sition Of the community 1t speaks well then
for the town Of Montpelier, that for fifty
year. Judge Worthngton has been one OF its
most trusted and valuable men.
Mr. Worthngton was a native of Coche,-
ter, Conn. His ancestors were among the
noted and prominent men of that region. lie
was born ON the l2h Of january $50, and
wa. equeuty eighty two years of age at
the time o. bis death ou the 18th ult. He
emigratcd to Vermont in 1909, aud commence
ed business in this town as a halter. lie
soon gave up this busines. and went into ag-
|ricultural pursuits He built tbe house now
,,....;..i b.. a.. a.. IA p..5 ..l ........i
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Remarks In some branches OF business the past week
has shown considerable activity General trade how
ever, has been dull Ashes very arm Coffee quite
firm Cotton goods have rapidly gdvauctd--heayy
standard sheeiings selling from % q PC Flour quite
firm and steady with active demand for all shipping
grades, al an advance Corn dull with downward tend.
ency. Oats very hrm. Shorts fine feed and middliugs
hm aud higher Pork quite firm aud IN ,teady demand
Beef scarce and very hfm owing 70 the Government de-.
maud Lard hrm smoked hams advanced, and prices
teud upward Butter quito hun and choice grades s-
aimed Cheese iu steady demand White beans dull
Peas drmer, Sugar has advanced considerably, aud
prizes sill tend upward Taliov firm. Fleece and pull
ed wool have been demand and the sales Of the week
have been al u prices. comprising $50 O0D lbs al 50 a
oic for fleece and % SOC for pulled, h. quality in
GLIDING extra at the latter rate The transactions in
ioreign have been considerable aud prices higher
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"A good reliable Agent want.
'ed 10 every town, 20 take the
entire control, flr bis neigh
lbnfhood Of one q the BEsr
land NnrT PROFITABLE arti-
Ioles ever presented to the
public The right MAN or
wOWAE can make from so
fo $50 a week easily
For circular, with full des-
IgfIpn0n, address
JAcun LEwts A. Co.
- 4 "A Nassau 81.
ll.21 New York.
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Saatrbman q State 9ournal.
MONTPELIER. AUGUST 3, 1852
HON. HORACE MAYNARD IN MONT
pEITER

A. Washbutne Of Royalton addressed tn,
citizens OF Montpelier on the present aspect
Of the affairs of the nation, at Village Hal
on Monday Evening The Hall was filed tc
its utmost capacity with ladies and gentlemen
who listened to Mr. Maynard for over two
hours with the closest attention, and greeted
him with frequent outbursts Of applause
Mr. Maynard was introduced By Hon. r.
Richardson, who said that If there were any
two public men in the country who were
looked upon with more Of interest than any
others, they were the two noble patriots from
Tennessee One of them was Gov Andrew
johnson and the other was Hon Horace
Maynard lie took pleasure in now being
able TO introduce TO the audience the Hon.
Horace Maynard
We took copious notes o. Mr. Mayuard's
address but as it was substantially the same as
an address delivered at Royalton a few days
since. we copy an abstract Of that address as
furnished by a correspondent Of the Windsor
Josrao', instead Of wrHngout our own notes.
j is rs follows
Mr. Maynard adycrtcd 20 the prosperous condition n
the country years When Do last visited ibis
uul Nov, WAR is upon ue The drum b. heard u
etc-y village. Hospitals are crowded with wounded and
sick soldiers
The aac, That ,he people " the North represent ihe
section where they happen to be- and lighting 90
sHbuuae ihe south vas rlaarl, exposed MS u1t the
North side. AVID thc South thc other bur The
American people 800 The one SIDE and traitors the
other The right OF secession does NOT exist The A.
lucrsn people would MOI st,r Maiuc. with her extern
CIV" rests d be- Iare. C'mmcrrtl Marine 60 sseede
mf Louisiana go rtJ1iu hertci t1 frHnce.
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NEW TROOPS BY nRAFr


pie of the loyal States. gire us dron
call ont the oUqilaLle force ofhe countrv. and
make short and effective work Of suppre.sine
this accursed rebellion. The draft is not in
advance of public opinion. but public opinion
has be n far In advance Of the draft. Weare
more than reiocod at this evidence of renew
ed activity on the part Of the Government. It
looks like arrest work. and we take courage.
There i. no Disgusting the fact that the oeo-
pie have demanded Of the Government some
manifestation of determination 10 deal with
the rebels as hey d.ssrue 10 be dealt ,o,h
that the war should becarried on ON the prin-
cipla Of 'wor to the knife. and tie l,,iIe 10 the
hjH" The tables will now be turned and
the people will have 10 be unusually active
90 keep pace with the Government The
playing at war is now to cease; bows
quick, sharp and decisiye-are to be struck.
and struck where most they will hurt the
rebellion. Let the people rejoice and take
courage for the day dawus, and hope for the
future will receive a new impetus
That our readers may fully understand the
provisions of the law. passed at the recent
session of Congress. for calling out The mill
tia Of the States. we publish the act in full
For those Stats where no provision is made
for enrolling and drafting the militia. the
| President is authorized to make all necessary
rules and regulations. This. as we under
stand il, is partially the case in the state of
Vermont There are provisions for eurolling
tie militia of this state. and the listers in the
several towns arc supposed DO have eompied
with the Iaw in tbi. re.pect Batflrtbertban
than. our laws are sadly deficient. Our Leg
islature. al its last session. failed 10 mass AN
efficient militia law by reason of 5i..,rce-
meni hetvcop the Senate and Houso of Re-.
,rose,tstivos and A. cop.,ouspc. tho
State il. without any provi.ion to the pre.ep,
emergency. save that recurring AN enrolment.
The pr,.i5.,, however il cn,o,e,od he
T co,,ro.. 10 sr,rl, tho Deficiency and we
shall nrohsblv soon learn officially ,,b,ti.to
bo dam. f., ,his S,.te RIM p,,o.s,r, 10
,,.o,+ 90 A,.c 10. v.ro,,r, o., oil; II
whom tho Gov.,ro, il officially inf,rncJ of
,be quota that shall be reouired of Yer.
mon, he should saw 10 the President.
y,.ur men arc ,eady tbe p.tfioti.m of Yer
mon, d. re.d, ,, r,.,ord no,, ss +, olysvs
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S STEAM WEEKLY

~ IN,
~ go aaA& --HETwEBN---
80 stg2a-ElyS NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
Landing and enbarking Passengers Al QUEEYsrowN,
ireandl The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
Steamship Company intend dcspatching their ll-powct
ed Clyde-built Iron Steamships follows
EYNA, SATURDAY, 1ugHsf
cry or MANCHESTER Nafaga0g, Atg,9f 10
err or BALTIMORE, Saturday, .4tJtst2
and every Saturday from Pier a. North RIVER at noon
HAIEs or PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, SIS 90 SIEERAGE, $1,000
do 70 London, 500 do. 10 London, 38 90
do 10 Paris, So do. 70 Paris 80 20
DO to Hamburg, So o. do. TO Hamburg 35 30
Passengers forwarded TO Hayre, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp. &c, at equally low rates.
Persons wishing TO bring their friends buy
tickets here at the following rates, TO New York From
Liverpool Queenstown lst CABIN, S75, SIS and sos
Steerage from Liverpool $40 %. From Queenstown
$40 %.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers, aud carry experienced Surgeons They
built in WatVr.igt Iron Sections, and have Patent Fire
Auuihaiors on board
por further information apply Ia Liverpool 10 WM
INMAN Agent, ~ Water Street, In Glasgow To WIN
tNMAN o 81 En0ch square In Queenstown 20 G
". D. SEYMOUR CO IN London 10 klNES
MACY, 81 King William ST. 10 Paris 70 ULKS
DECOUE, S Place de la Hourse IN Philadelphia 10
JOHN @ DALE, III Walnut Street at the Com
pany's Offices JOHN q DALE, Agent,
0042 Is Broad,o0B, N y.
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MS Attest. MA. CHASE RI. is,er
- ATE OF ERIN n n
- MAAuLNGlAN nIsInIcI 8.

- 4 A 4 T. OF V l. X NJ O \ n ,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT So.
In Probate Court hold At Montpelier IN said district
the 10 h day Of July, A. D 1862
Isaac W. Brown. administrator Of the estato NJ Dan
Bliss late OF Mortified, IN said District deceased pee
his administrations account fnt examination and a
lowancr, and makes application for decree q disru
ton aud partition Of the estate Of said dcceasct -
Whereupou it is ordered by said Court that said
count aud said application be referred 20 session
q said Court O. be held az the Probate Office said
Montpelier, the 18th day NJ Aug, d 1850. for hear
iug aud decision thereon Aud IT. is iuitheT ordered.
that notice hereof De given 20 all persons Interested, by
publication Of she three weeks succes-ivey 10 The
Vermont Waterman and state Journal newspaper
published al Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed
for hearing that they may appear said time and place
and Shot fairy they may have, Why said count
should not be allowed and such decree made
hy the Court.
d
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~ The seleolmen Of the town Of Roches-
ter have offered bounty Of $50 to each Of
the first eleven men who shall enlist from that
town
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WoRTHlNGToN'S ESTATE

EOaGE WORIHlNGTON' ESTATE
" The subscriber, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for nisFiet Il Orleans,
comessioners 40 receive examine and adurt al eaint
and demands Of all persons agans The estate II erOrst
Wothngton, late of lfa,bufgh 10 said Distinct, doeea
cd represented nsolyent, and the term Of sik months
rom the Vlh DAY of June % lsb2 being Allueea hI
said Court 10 he ceoiios of sad deceased 70 eNtah
and Prove Then tespsose ans bpircus Give noiige
hat will attend Che duties ~ our appuiuimru- 20
be office uf Jahn u Tien,s In Ira burgh M said Die
- nu lhc iNih ds,s OF November and Dtcenber neat,
81 ten uo och boo The forenoon on each N sand days.
joins Il PRkNIlss (con,,
MOODY kIMBALL ( W." -
liAslurga. July IAN h 1852. lol2'
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HARVEY TILDEN, TO-,
JOHN WARMER, fN'h1
Barre, August iih, A. ~, 1852 te:4
.LTEpHEN HOYT's EsTATE

- EPHEN HOYT ESTAT T. .
- The subscribers having been appointed rs the
Honorable Probate Court for she District Of Washrr;.
commissioners, TO receive examine and adjust all cla1a
aud deu1uds n all pcrsons aganst thc sta'e Of See
Ubcn Hoyt se nf Cabot IN said district. deceased -p
resented uslveut and the term n sN months from d.
OH day NJ July 1852 being allowed by said court 20 TIC
creditors " said decansed 20 exhibit and prove 'hcr
pcotiyc claims before us Give notice fhai v.l at
tend TO The duties " our appointment at hc dsc,l1r
house Of RoNana Hoyt in Cabot 10 said district op the
29ih day Of August and 9Th day Of January nest % 10
O'Clock, ia the forenoon, each Of said DAYS
NJ o FISHER.
= 4 Lufu
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JOIN A HARRINGTON, Com rs
WILLIAMSBURG. June 10Th. A. D. 1852 l0.1

(, T AT T. OF Y L K NJ n .
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court. held at Montpelier, Ia said Dstr
the 2lst day of July. A D., 1862
Edsn H. Jones Administrator Of the estate Of Grff
Edison late " Mortified In said District, dtc,a- 4,
prfsents bis administration account for examination
allowance aud makrs application for decree ct dl f-
tuiion and partition Of the estate of said decrnt
Wereupon II is ordered by said CouIt that said
and SAID application be referred 10 session If said
Doe held 81 the Probate Office. Ia said Montpelier
csinu thereon And Il il further ordered, that notice
hereof be given oil persons interested by qualification
of the same three weeks successfully IN the Neuafn
Waterman State Journal \ newspaper Published lt
Montpelier, previous 70 said lime appointed Tor hesli
that they may appear at said time and place. ant show
II any they may have. why said account should
be allowed, and such decree made
BY the Court.
10 "a
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GTATE or VERMo ONT
~ Al.A.LLLA-D Inn- nIaInIn1. q.

In Probate Court. held at Montpelier, in said
district, on the 18Th day Of July. A. d. 1862.
Timothy Abbott kxecutoT Of the last will aud testa
said District deceased, presents his administration
dDuht for examination and allowance, aud makes app-
for decree Of distribution and par itinn Of the
estate OF said deceased WheFeupon, is ordered "
said Court that said account and said Application be re-
erred 10 esion Of said Court 10 be held a. the Probate
Office ia said Montpelier, the 18th nay Of August
A. D. 1862 for hearing and decision thereon And II
further ordered that notice hereof be given 20 an rcrso
interested, by publication OF the same three weeks
cessively in the Vermont Waterman and state Joun
a newspaper printed at Montpelier, previous 10
time appointed flr hearing that hey may appear al
time and pai e.. and show cause, any they may have
why said account should be allowed and Sid deciee
made.
By the Court