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Bt knoNTtfAe.
The following information was receiV-
ed in this city last evening from Cum
berlsnd Gap:
"a reliAble oilcer, Lisut Slaney Al
jutant 18th Kentucky Cavalry, who les
Strawberry Plains on the 10Th inst, brings
hopeful news Of the situation 81 Knox
vile. General Burnside still holds cut,
aud had notified The citizens Of knox-
vile that he would certainly hold ths
place. The rebel force opposing him b
estimated, by scouts who have bcen
through the lines several times, % -
sc 600. The place (knOxViilsy IL Doi
closely Invested Brigadier Genera
Sanders, who was wounded has died.
Colonel WOOlfOrd is sIigkly woanded.
The artillery lighting was Vesy heavy ea
the 10Th and 10th. The enemy adaiss
. heavy loss. They have withdrssn
their force from the south side Of he rive
tr. We forage there"
We are further informed that the Or
ing in the nsighbOrhOod Of Knoxvilio VS.
very heavy up 10 noon Of Saturday. The
wire between Knoxville and Cumbsrland
Gap, we are told, has not been cut. The
communication between those points Ass
never been well-established. Tho aire
was hastily and badly put up, ard the
battery 81 Knoxville Is a Eeak Ono, 50
that the line only works in fsvorabls
wsatber. A heavy rain. storm has pai &
entirely out Of Ord,r. Thers IL 30 infer
nation than any considerable force oftas
enemy has entered Tennessee fran VIZ
gina, 50 that il Burnside is forced 70 rs-
treat from Knoxville, be will be able d
get out. II the enemy have withdraw
iron the south side Of Knoxville, the tact
is said to be significant Of decisive re-
.pulse, as the town is least defended %
that side. General Burnside is holding
Knoxville under instructions from, and
pursuant to 40 understanding vita, Gen.
Grant.
1t is not 10 be supposed, therefore, that
the forces under Thomas, Hooker and
Sherman, are wasting their time dursze
these momeutous days. We ara in hour
~ expectation OF receiving intelligence
az the most imp0rtant character. Ii viii
be determined this week II Il is nos
aiready, whether the rebel movement into
East Tehaelses viii Be great succasa
80 lhen. enll ilsPerii Or sholS position
% - Aen1e4see fiFers 81 psose > iisaa-
ter that viii compel theiE rstfsat % Cssl. /.
tFaf 'uevtsi4. II purnsiav assfas v4s -
Knoxville, We do not see how the rebel
army can escape . ruinopa overthrow.
In the FasantiDe IL i8 nsticeablo taat an
oEder has been issued relieving General
Burnside Of command Ia his Departments,
and turning bis army over 70 Gen. Fos-
ter. This order was, however, issusd
before the fighting at Knoxvills, and dess
not relate 10 II.
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PROM caAT.ANooG.n.o.
Cn.TrlaI6Jeal. -. Noy. l6, lbs

f-r' CnAT11ass6Jd4, TESs., Noy, Is, sb3. !
Eiiso1 6f be Eas5g7i, tai5aa.' or "'s =
asIa.ZIt would seem that the memoir.
abie battle Of cbicga4lsastgs is pOt,i soon
to Be forgotten, If We may judge from
the various nswsbspSr conjeetures and
criticisms cOnctfbipg the issue. soUN
writer's would iatimats that it was -
9gtRGad defeat Is 81; Othsrf, more liberal
cossidearS it iaa5e3sigs, Now, We VIII. h9t
encr6aeh upon Your valuable space, tq
Comment On hat great event, as we Plain
" stated What We believe and what We
know 10 bsf6d facfih regard to Bragg,s
evascuailiOShf 81 this pTiiee, ID our Some wba a
lengthy Article which appeared in your
Issue cfrost. 15h ult. II is only me-
essSsqy to say thst, the fact 81 Our now
hiding caattarOogs, sstabiishssa victOr
Sr4yymSSTpS6 n our side, y6l1mibta5 CORES,
IiboS5i6es to She con ifary notWithstaudL
Chg. That Bfagg eysedatsd e6attahoOga
/ Tor the pdPpo3e y Turing Gen. Roseerans
sinhi 6b lie no&aht iias,f WIG & view tothsrp.
sgaihilate the dra6d 2IHHS 81 }be Gum
'bsflsid, and subsequently ys-sntsr Chat
tano6gs in triumph, e beyond doubt CT
cobjssta2fsst, e. and does Got admit q minor
spec a iiaii5;ds5. Ifhpa7 sound plan e some
ears hat Bssgg7 feared anAP Z MOVEMENT
ana vas obliged u hIi BACK 9p5a hi;
q nosaEhiaiS dsEis2.I Fadgsi dwhsI VII
De sssiss AT ff6mittaisp a - d ths in
3 cred f pIoias tst sbt by sss 6sllsaras IN
their itT true s,hggFs flisonsyi via u come
into cur lihn i. gise proof % ny state
meat; and, II Brsgg did not intend, TO
again occupy this, why larry 80 long
in cur inms disie irOnt baTrsssipg our
troops captafing our eouriers, aad en-
deayoripg 70 ruf 3 our supplies and
cancel our communications. 49,
We would dismiss this subject heEe,
A. QERRf
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Rhs Cnt0a LesEues sad the Pfsst.
dentiai Campaign

Rhs Cnt0a LesEuss sad the Prsst.
dentiai Csmpaigns
We are glad 70 30 able 70 Feport 20
our frisnds throughout The State. And slso
: 20 our brave defenders In the army. THAI
the Union League men Of Ohio have rs-
solved not 70 relax their Efforts because
Of the great victory just achieved in Che
State; but remain in the Geld with ths
agmor on, for the still greater eamssirn
Of 1864, which is 10 Fssuit fn The slection
Of Presidsat and Representatives Ia Con-
greSs The Uaion League men. Of this
city Invited Prof Mccoy to deliver ~
I tsvo addresses on AThs Divine Tnstitr-
zion OF Slavery, aud ths Presidents Proo-
lAmAtion Of freedom and which rs.
suited in two large public meetings. IN
the Congregational Church, a. = formai
initiation Of the great canvas bsfors M
On the Presidents Proclamation ~ afiIi-
tary Emancipation, We undersfand tb.t
all the. Union Leagues strengthens ibe
eoantry are a unii-in Maryland. M.s-
souri, a2d Tennessee, a. much.
Upon hearing that Prof Mcgov A.
delivered addresses on The abogs ssbises
in COlumbus, the Union Leagus IA ? 90
burgh Immediately Wrols % 9riepd Al
this city, with 4 view 10 secure ~ -.
livery there; and Where, a. n 81 ~
seen frOm the following szsraci. .,l,s 800
work Of tie canvass IL 10 ke~is a
earnest, immediately uDon lhs ores,., =
ton Of Congress. The writer v.vs.
si''ATraagemsnss are being maae ~ A.
Union League Ia Pisssbufgh, = - -
rate Immediately affair tie elsrsir, -
Speaker IN CoDgrsss, = canpaign "a -
whole year Of 1854. The issus viii soTs
largely on the EnaneipAtiou Prosl. -
ton. Prof Aecoy's address ~ -.
subject will be the thing denapdsd ~
League viii bold him for ! bs.-;, : =, y
sny time that will suit his arrang..-. =. :.
after that result, We Sish bi1 - - -
ussOeu sudisnes, worthy ST IL -. -
sad the subject We do DOT ill., - -
,hs prospective aid he viii re1d.- - -
the contemplated campaign. !. f.i-I-.
opened '-fi'g
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TaE RioHT SFIsrr. Brig. cen. ".
< Strong has four soma shtsS q whom
are in the army. The Ioutsh, young
farmer in Wisconsin, vas drafsea sseans-
ly, EhsrsopOn the believing Geographic
eOrsspOndsuestOOk place:
.sFOsD 81 LAC, Nov. Is, 1858.
"7o ~ K. Sr0lg, Mass, Pix srsss N:-
Kork. 81
Il sm drafted. What shAllIdo
sEsg tnEsdiat1ly. n. v. Sraosa
70 Whieh he General roplisd:
NAV YoRx, Nov. ls, i86 y
CO '-1zht kcr your couniry unlis.
Rsbsllisn i erushsd.
W. X. STs0
l0oA for he asnarsl be hes 10
- LlENnE. -
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale!
rt0vp. an'E
.---~ ! Fer Sale, Oh :

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting tbs
- Capitol Park Street, Oons-tered tie I5ost dssir
Abe part q tks city for Family Residences. Apply
II. @. S0OYEL-
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uyAYrED TO PURCHASE AED kEST HOUSES
w and Lots in -Snd 'sbort Nashville, and small
Forrrs ara lyardees n1lhin few miies OF the city
49, -. - Il r. @ SCOYE-
No. l9Park g., nOrth Of Cedar 0PP"si'S me
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From the CiucihuAt Commercial, 2sr4.
Prom East Tsnnsssee-the Situnf1am
Rg knoEgffGa.
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For a Rich Man
Hotel Lot for Sale,I

me FRAME oFFIOE, WITH TWO RooNs, Dos
u sSs by 4. c. sooFEL-
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A pMIRABLY sIrUArED, wTTB EXTRAORDI-
~ ~ good surroundings. and perhaps tina bss1
aaanteS ia thss 9, COR q First Class Hotal' In
80 "a he. SCOYEL.
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T1rFf1"l| 0IGI o 4HU3i5G ~ p" Ut
81 slagisd DRY GOODS, Law
n5DI O gCIgoE ncD.o3 g -sOiss9s1cg
Il 5rsh moIf sIily5s az ss5Ia yTanc-1
aud feeling koo1 the wants Of tbs people
Nashville labd .stasIa ,TsnnesAes,TI invite '
rSs94lsuSe nay ffdAsds sssi tina pnslisolt0
,eTauiRatiou lsfpSz ssoskbHhich tutsHa to
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-12

DO AitdleaeN lime -tb Mr. frederick A Warren
aged % wears
DO nlpslrf June 5,A Mr. WHlnn Il Kins,n
agea So years.
Ia berlin, Jue 6'a. Sammy b son Of Oscar and
Lufenda Jones, aged weeks
n,rIug htue Sammy. hos mics thee,
Torn trum us by death 5 cold hand;
nNt 'ne eng. 100" cafess NEE
p an tusl A,,et hepp't aud
'"1Helm' N'l I'n. ui 1r'psieal consumption an9
49, ~ H'i.N' '"Nus'ss nAuRh,t' 'l nenJtmln Auu
In Ho.pi-,i A. Ale,s,5' &, W a., 9a,b ~ tynil5il
fever & -.islc ID Kifred 81 ,4s5 As y,c,r ,3h o, .
Co b. l5h W. regiment lis bpdv vas c,n,aifned And
hrol hi home u " ldrn where an ,hle ma n,tri~t,c
discourse delivered by Rev Mr. Drew u cabot on
Sunday, May 3lst
At Camp Caiusi, Va May 20 D., Of congesuo Of the
lungs hTastus kdfed, OF solomon and Sarah A.
i%"el Jenrho' VI, lea me "a u year Of ns age
iu"9S I"Ne" +" as a m'm'et ol VoMp'uy ION veg
n.' e'hou' N"'pnle''s a"u wa ps''Ngl of an "uo
80 nm "N' n.s com liul ls uerpll Nhe tu ol hl1
Cbristiap H. 49,. ti . .,, . ,,,,b -
aud brutbers and /, r - ~ Ciand. ~ ,,,,rn h,
loss May GoJ .',.t,7 49,, In XXI lss, /, m ic,;.,,
Ia Chi,1,, t,,,.I EIyt A. TX IN pr,,t.s.or ,f
Latin u tho Uuyersty Of Cbicap, and son IN law OF the
Kew. Dr. Hicks ~ Burlington
ln Barre, June 9th suddenly Widow Sarah A.
Blanchard aged As Years.
La Orauga, NAV 22nd Adebert P only child Of Philo
q. and Thttesa A. Camp aged wear lO months and 10
days
II ear those parents cry NJ anguish,
As they're told their child must die
That heir fond aud cherished darling
In the grave so soon mustlie
As his paie lips family murmured
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In the I'd district, every town is an en-
rolling district, with an enrolling officer. We
give the list for Orange County in full
Orange County.
Bradford Hiram W Kimball.
Brainitee, James p. Cleveland.
Brookdeld j b. Lyman.
Chelsea. John b Bacon
Cornth Alonzi Diokey
Fairlce, William Child.
Ncwbury A. q Button
Orange, Nelson sanboru
Randolph James Is. Hutchinson.
STAFFORD, A. q Smith.
Thetiord, JcrmIah DODGE.
Topsham, Hosecl NJ Bill
Tuubudge, l. Tracy.
Vcrshire, Thomas Pollard
Washington. II A White
West fairlce, A II stoughton.
wiliamstowu, Milton Martin.
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III y w - Il Nj ~ 4 UP
Is hc ar-t id only rtmedy offered To The public tr
'he II otual removal Of the A.oaides. or Pin-Worms
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tah.hcd m The a two years, and the fact that IL fast
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i's goat merit
lr AFFORDS RELIEF IN TwENTY.FOUR
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when taken ascl ding TO directions, with accompany
each bottle,
THIS Syrup IS al-u a most valuable family cathartic to
be alwD used When physo is required, especially for
children 10 rouec> the sccretiods, gives tome 10 the
stomach aud bowels, 's,sting in her efforts
restore hcdh Its purely Of Vegetable Extracts, aud
alua,s saf and reliable.
e. ilERVEY, sole Proprietor
s I'd 100 Boston by @ no. c. GOODWIN Z Co , y Mar
shall Street. aud other Wholesale Druggists. Silly
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Montpelier, VI.
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FOR JULY 4TH.

OUTER a AUSTIN.
Successors - HOLDEN. CUTTER q Coz
30 4 SO Federal and l07, III ll3 Congress streets,
Boston,
Wholesale dealers in Fireworks II every description On
hand. large stock Of FIRE CRACKERS ToRFEDoBs and
CHINESE FIRgwoRKs. Exhibitions furnished TO any
amount Orders solicited and Price Lists forwarded to
dealers II requested. uy4
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Aru advertisements.

4 UCTION.-Will he sold at Auction on
n Saturday July lth 1853 the equity Of redemption
ia the hume fam nj Ezekiel Bumhan late of Calais de-
ceased being 10 acres NJ land with the bulldogs
thereon, aud the life N Ozn l. Burnham in about
10 acres o land adjoining excepting the right Of dover
but including the reverson Sale % commence At one
O'clock Z NJ on the premises.
CHESTER BUGBEE, Admir-.
Calais. June 10Th, 1868, 5557
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The Springfield Republican says that Rev
DR.. Hitchcock Of Amherst College, the emf
nent geologist. is very i'll, and not expected
to live. lie has been in failing health for
some years and the recent death of his wife
has greatly accelerated his steps to the grave
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PALMERs ARTIFICIAL LEG.

| PALM EN- AhllflClAL LEI.
oPEoR 10 GREEN ST.. BosToN,
< : The Only artificial Leg Manufactured IN Neo
England Patronisedby Government.
u This justly aud widely celebrated Artificial Leg
which received the GREAT PRIzK MEDAL in Europe
is worn by upwards Of six thousand persons represent
ed by every profession, occupation and trade in life
The leg Is natural in its appearance to defy de-
lection, and is easily and gracefully APP
putation the Artificial Leg completely oompensates the
loss The patient walks without cane or eTutch Many
army officers and soldiers whose legs amputated
but few inches from the body, have had legs applied,
and returned into active service The PALMER LEG
is regarded the only rel able limb manufactured
Descriptive pamphlets, giving full information, sent
free to all who apply
ARTIFICIAL ARM.
The lightest, most useful and best arm invented
can be procured at this establishment.
N. b. Soldiers Supplied vifhom hIygs.
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- ATE OF YER MON T
y RANDOLPH DISTRICT. SO
In Probate Court held at Bpokfcld, within and for
tai District, 90 The p7fh day NJ Maya. D., 1868
An instrument uurpor ing 70 be the last viii and tes
f,Yi. tof Samuel q r. Cfaiu late of Randolph 10 aid
district deceased being presented TO tho Courhy Al
90 unud ihc eNr. lt't therein named, fr probate
u j. ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
therein bt mortified o. appear session n sad
be holien 40 the West Randolph House in Randolph,
the 2ifh day of june A. T., 1868 and show n any
the, may have, gunst the probate Of said vu FOR
which purpose 10 Is further ordered that cory of the
record uf order be- published three weeks successive
8, in the Vermont warhman q State Journal printed
at Montpelier ptcviou TO said time appointed Or hear
Jug
true copy offecord
IS Attest ) 4 CLEAVRLAND. Judge
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OSEPH HOW ES ESTATE-
~ Ine subscribers. having been appointed by me Hon
able Probate Court IN the district u Washington com.
missouets, 20 receive examine aud adjust oil claims and
demands " 90 persons sgainst The estate of Jasrph
Uo9cs late Of Montpeet said district deceased ep.
resented insoyeu aud the term of six months from the
10 day n June 1888. being allowed Nv said Court
90 fhc ritdts &C -ad ceased fu exhibit Hld prove
their respective claims e1fe us Give notice that We
will sitenA fhe dlfi OF Uu aupotntrront AZ the
store az Gr, Scott DO Monipt Yer. H. sad strict on
me 10 h day " August aud December neat O'clock
in the afternoon on each Of said days.
GkO w. scott.
JAMES q FRENCH, go" ~
Montpelier. June oh. A D. 1868. Boss
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Hyou have aCotgh
L Sc ISTAR' 5 Balls NJ.
1fyoutt,cs Cold
u Sc WISTAR'S BALSAM
Ifyouha,e a sore Throat
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lfyou have the Bronchiu
e ) Z WISTAB'S BALSA I,
Ifyou have the Asthma,
Z : + W ! : TAI BAL SAM I.
Ifyou have the Infleu
L Sc w ; T A r S. LSAM I,
IfYouh've me whoopng Cough,
U Sc w STARS BALSA I,
Ifyou have the Group
q Sc w Is TAR'6 ALSAM Z!
Gf,ou have the Consumption.
L Sc Visit A RS BA l. ; A NJ
For an Diseases of the Throat,
L Sc w STA RS Balls A NJ I,
For an Diseases Of the Lungs.
Z ; Il w : ia RS BAL ; A NJ I.
For an Diseases Of the Chest,
L Sc W ST RS BAL 5 A NJ (.
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Is fremont Street, Boston.
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OSEPH GRAN Els EST ATE.
~ The subscribers, having beer appointed by the Hon
uttbc Probate Court Tor the District " Randolph
Commissioner 90 receive examine and adjust Al claims
and demands n Oh persons against the estate Of Josep
Crane, late Of Wiawstovh co. aid district deceased,
represented uanlssnt and The term u six months
fron me 27ih dav " MAY, 1865 oeins allowed by
ia court O. the creditors Of said deceased 70 atiti and
prove their respective claims btiorc Give notice. that
will aucud 20 the dotios n appaiHimcnt NJ me
dwelling house NJ Widow Mary Ann Crane 90 Wlisms-
town in said district, on the "a Tuesday ~ July and
ith Tuesday u Noyemb next. at o'clock in the ~
ter DON. ON each of said DAYS
JOHN LYNDE. De-
HENRY D. ABBOTT. Oon r.
Wuliamsown, MaS IS b.. a D 1868. s557
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Boston advertisements.


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GRiCE'S CELEBRATED SiLVE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR The SUFFERER.

This Salvc is n vegetable preparation, invent
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CCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
- FOR LIVER COMPLAINT
SUBSTITUTE ut cal MEL.


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Boston Advertisements.
N d AN MEDICAL INSTITUTE
OFFICE, 80 BROMFtEl.D ST. BOSTON.
Ftom $. NJ rErrENoILL 3 ID no.!

N D AN MEDICAL INSTITUTE
L OFFICE, 80 BROMFlELD ST, BOSTON
X. GREENE, NJ y. Superintepdiny Phisician.
This Institution was established for the Of Dis
eases by the use Of innocent vegetable remedies entire
ly discArding Poisonous Drugs
lnyalid., therefore sh, wish 10 employ sensible
means In sensible way ~ the NJ health, viii
ind advantages at this Institution not 60 be found else
where
Many Diseases such Scrofua. Humnrs Of the
hn d. Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, Dtsncpst,
Liver Complaiui, Heart Complaint Nhruwa'ism, Fe-
malc Comp.airts and eteu variety ~ rtfiuIu Nrt
tat-s are succe.ffIIN ur God iN 'ririIf tii uHy
b. cent to any part e the country with rI ai.,cii be
IcrNt having Cancers, or tuuse afflicted with cnn-
ricated diseases, should mmt diatoy avail themselves
Of Dr. Greene's personal attention.
Consultation at the office by mail. free n charge
Dr. Greene will be At the oih e from A. N toll T.
The Office will De open, and competent per'1us 90 a-
tendance, from 2 A. NJ 10 =. VI.
NnrE-pcrsons wishing 20 investigate ibis pe'hod
n practice or Us superior will boz furnished with
pamphlet descriptive Of treatment free by addrcssius
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Mass 1856
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A true copy offecord
IS 81 Aue.t. ) q CLEAvELAND. Judgr.
CTATE OF vERM Mt

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS
lu Probate Court bold At Monfpelitt within ami Tor
said lhsttict, on The 2ih day u May. a. y 1908
Edward A Webb. guard 'n VI Alfred W srd Cla-a a.
Webb, niin'r- makes arpli Jon 70 sai Cerrt icr d.
ccnsct sl the following described real estate " his
cid varls, 20 wits Oh their nrrss 10 cofian lands in
Wcbtty said euardi'h, Nov 1867. rtptcsruinR hat
me sole thereof f he purpose % putting hf profeeds
n such sale ~ interest Investing the stocks
OF veal estate, would be- hcn' dua 10 ssid wards
Whc,up 30 is ordered by laid Court, that sold ap-
pcaou b" referred 90 session thereof ~ be- held AZ
tho Probate Office IN said Montpelier The 2r1 day Of
lu1c. j. 1888 nr hearing aud dfcisiu ftfrrpu aud.
be s frhCro derd hat 90 persons inter led ho notified
hereof by publication OF notice ~ said application and
o,der thereon three veeks iyel, The Vermont
Waterman and Statc urnnl printed A. Moutaohcr, be-
fore said time 1f hearing that they appear AZ said
time and llsec and II hey see eaufe oiJao thrreio.
u, thc go %.
ji51 Attest s. A. CuASF Rrai.ier