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Washington telegraph., 1863-03-11

AN ACT to Amend Cnip;lr Sixty Of the Digest,
III rtittipu III Dover.
StcrIoS / BE n alacied By he Gsaerh Is
seaibiy XII tte SINE of -irdRsas That, hereafter,
tie widow N any deceased person. who snail
file in the Office of the clerk of the Court OF
PROBATE, or VITA the Probate Court % ms
proper county, rclnquishmcnt Of her right
OF dover, in aud out of the estate OF her de-
ceased husDan (. may, and shall be entitled 70
receive OF the estate VI which her said husband
died seized and possessed. whether real. per-
sonal, or mixed, u portion Or share thereof
absolutely III der own right, equal to that q =
child, which shall be set aside and delivered 10
her, as now provided by law, for dover.
SIC 2. That said elInquishment shall pc 70
wri ing, and Acknowledged before the CLERK
or some justice Of the peace. and hled Wl'nih
sixty days after the grant of letters OF admin
istration on the estate of the decedent
SEC. 3. That nothing herein contained shail
be 80 construed to repeal any law vesuhs
estates worth less than three hundred doiiars'
in the widows aud children OF deceased persons
Approved November 10Th, 1867.
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-11

UIt is fscetiOusly suggested that the
reason 50 many Yankees are shot 10 ne
head, is the desire on the part OF our boys
to get clothes without any holes in them.
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-11
AN ACT to Increase the Salary Of the Attor

ney General
SECTION /. BE- II eHaeief by tie General As-
sem5ly m fhs STATE N .AtkaHsas. That the sal
INV WI the Attorney General % the State VI
Arkansas. be increased u the sum Of Twelve
Hnn-lrcl Dollars per annum. payable quar-
tcrly Anl the Treasurer j. hereby directed,
upoa warrants 10 be- drawn by the Auditor.
10 pay sail ATTORNEY General. out Of any
moneys IN Tie Treasury. not otherwise nPpro
priatei the above named suIa of twelve hum
bred dollars. a. the same becomes dive; and
this act shall Ne in force from and after It.
passage.
Approved November p. 1862.
Resorrei Jy he General Assembly Of the State
ri Arkan.as. That tn saline Lands Of this State
We placed M the disposal Of the Mayor uenerh
the Trans Mississippi District,
for the purpose Of making salt, where the
same does not conflict with individual IN
terests.
Approved November %, 1862.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
Veil HOne, Montpei,cr,

Whatever sins our state capital is guilty
OF. the ate election shows that the one of
copperheadism caanot be laid at her door.
With the unrcmittng efforts of traitors in
private, and the weekly and daily efforts OF
the Argus newspaper, that appealed TO every
base passion and sordid motive; the copper
heads succeeded in polling 6, votes for their
fellow townsman and leader of the blue-light
democracy, I. P. Redfeld, to BIS for John
Gregory Smith. No wonder that Redfeld
wanted his " weekly pup killed. if it has no
more influence than this. A Loyal League
was what did the business at the state capi-
tall and it will clear any town of copperheads
IN two months time.
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GRilE'S CELEBRATED SiLIE.
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Srlve is vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the l7tn century, by DE-. WV. GRACE,
surgeon IN King Jarlls's army. Through It's
agency nc cured thousands CT most serious sores
and wounds that bafflcd the skill of the mos:
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benefactor.
Grsoe's Celebrated Sslre cures Buras
traces Celebrated salve cures Scalds.
traces Celebrated Salve erres Flesh Wounds
traces Celebrated Salve cures Corns.
grace Celebrated Salvs cures Eeloas
6ssees celebrated Saive cures Frozen Linhs
Graces celebrated Sslre cures Wens
Grsce's Celebrated Sane cures Callorses
Grace's Celebrated SsiTe cures Salt Rheum-
Grsce's Celebrated Sslve cures Chilblsin,
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Bret.
Grace's Celebrated Sslve cures Sore Lips.
Grsce's Celebrated Salve rrres Erysipelas Sores.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Assesses.
Grsess Celebrated Sslve cures Ulcers
Grsce's Celebrated salve cures Chspped Hands.
G-scs's Celebrated Salve cures Riagworms.
and from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down 10 common Pimple. 1t eradi-
Gates P;;mples from the face, and beauties the
SKIN. There Is no preparation before the public
thst car equal this oalre IN prompt and ener-
setlc acnon Tor the speedy cure Of external dis
eases as those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, viii find tins
Salve their best friend.
Ii has none Of the irritating, heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but ccols, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family. and especially those containing
children. should keep box on hand In case Of
accident, for it VIII save them much trouble.
suffering, and money. All il wants Is fair
oral to cure old and inveterate Sores.
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DISCHARGED SOLDIERS!
Men Wanted for the Invalid CorpS!

l. Only those faithful soldiers who. from
wounds or the hardships of war, are no longer f,
fer active field duty, will be received in this Corps
of Honor Eniistments will be for three wears
unless sooner discharged. Pay and allowances
same as men of the United States Infantry: en-
cept that no premiums or bounty for enlistment,
will be allowed. This will not ilvalidate any
pension or bounties which may be due for previ-
Gus service.
For convenience of service, the men will be
selected for three grades of duty. Those who are
efficient and abled- bodied, and rapable of per-
forming guard duty, etc. etc, will be .rmed With
muskets. and assigned to companies OF the First
Battalion. Those of the next degree Of efficiency
including those wi-o have lost hand or an arm.
etc, etc, to the companies Of Second Battalion
and will be armed with swords.
5. The following Uniform mas been adopted -
For Enlisted Men. Jacket-Of sky -blue kersey.
jacket, to come well down o. the abdomen.
Trowsers-Present regulation, sky-olue.
Forage cap-PrCsent regulation.
4. The duties will be chiefly III act as proves.
guards and garrisons Cor titles: guards for hosp-
tails nd other public buildings and as clerks.
orderlies. etc. If found necessary they may be
assigned to forts, etc,
Boards of enrolment or recruiting officers must
determine Il. That the applicant is unfit for
service in the field. ,. That he is fit for the du-
ties, or some of them Indicated above. 5. That
he was honorably discharged 4. That he is
meritorious and deserving.
All " o apply should bring wi them their dis
charge papers aad such other testimonials of ser
vice as they may have.
The or at object of the Corps is to Civ" honora-
BILE employment to those who have lost health or
limbs in the service, and are unfit for other en-
pigments. Another object IS to enable those
who have desire to serve their country, and have
slight physical difficulties which prevent then,
from going into the field, to take the place O!
sound. strong men who are now in barracks, hos
pitals recruiting offices, &c whose duties could
As well be performed by men of the Invalid Corps
1t is supposed that there are honoraby discharged
men enough to fill all Northern stations and thus
allow many thousand of able-bodied men t. re-
turn to the field.
-Four companies will be organized for Vermont.
No one who is mustered into the Invalid Corps
can be transferred to active service, unless on
special examination and at his own request.
BY order of Brig. Gen. L. q. Pitcher, A A 7.
NJ. for VT. Capt ]. L. DREW.
Recruiting & Mastering Officer for Invalid Corps
+. L. WARNER. Recruiting Scrgt.
Passumpsic House, st. Johnsbury, VI.
Aug. -, 1868 6l:6i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
Times Changes.

In 1903 there was q map published Of our
Village. Ia looking over the list of subscri-
be.s 70 it, a day or two since, we were curious
10 know how many remained of those who
IN years ago were supposed to be the per-
m.nent citizens Of our village We were
surprised to find that just one half remained
forty having moved away and four deceas-
ed. Notwithstanding this large emigration
q business men, our village has constantly
Increased in population, business and gener-
4. thrift from its first settlement to the pres
rAt day; for which success too much credit
cannot be given to those citizens who have
rndeavored to firmly establish here religion,
riqcation, temperance and general industry.
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GRITTY.


\ woman who has been an inmate of our
omanouse for some time pas, ard who has
been confined to her bed for for months Of
an Illness .h;ch her physi':2rs thought ii
very doubtful if she ever recovered, became
SO enrageG because the overseer would not
ai'2w he- Icy son to share the towns he'e'
ii5cnce. b. armed him out Of doors, that
she cra. ed ON her bed in tt light time.
and in s., way Get her clothes from the
closet anu put them on. and the next morn
my was found On the piazza Of neighbo: 5
house some netouI,h OF a mile distant. Il
rip viii k!., or cure the patient.
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Look Out for Them.

There has been considerable petty thieying
IN this vicinity of late, and oar people should
he on their guard about leaving things
around loose" Tuesday night some one
appropriated one of F. Richardson's stage
harnesses, it being taken out of the horse
barn at Danvile. Robbing clothes lines is
getting quite common. Perhaps these
thieves do not know that our jail has been
repaired.
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Accidents.

On Monday OF this week drove of store
cattle broke down the bridge over oleeper's
river near the Shay station" half mile
:1-etn of this village. Two Of the cattle re-
ceived broken legs, and several others were
injured somewhat. We presume the town is
in for the damage. BY the way, do not our
bridges need looking after? Two on this
same stream have given way within three
weeks. There is something rotten some
where
Jefferson Chase and his son. of Railroad
street. were both injured by fails some time
since. The little boy fractured both bones
of an arm but Mr.. Chase's injury was not
50 serious, and We learn that he is now about
again, with the assistance of crutcheS.
On Sept >, Reuben Chandler of Lunen-
burg had his arm broken by the kick of a
seeking colt.
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I he Agent now has an assortment Of these
Wriu9ers AT the store of Mr.. :. JEWETr, where
ali interested are invited to call. investigate it.
peculiar merits and take one on trial, which is all
the recommend they need. This Wringer is war
ranted lii every particular.
1t took the FIRST Premium at the New York
State Fair i'll lSG2, and was awarded Diploma
for its superiority all other Wrn@ers al the
Mechanics FAIR in Syracuse i'll 1868.
y few more reliable. energetic men wanted as
rents i'll Vermont and New Hampshire.
Full control Of ter itorv given and the right
men VERY literally dealt with.
Apply as above To
g. :. WILDER, General Agent
G2..f For Vermont and n. Hampshire.
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boy WANTED !

An active intelligent boy wantrd to learn a
trade Apply Immediately at CASINOS Uphol-
stery room, Bingham's building st. Johnsbury,
Vt. 63U
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y ETURNED VOLUNTEERS
STAFF OF VERMONT.
Adjutant and Inspector Generals Office,
Woodstock, Aug. 5, 1868. }

STATE OF VERMONT.
AdJutant and Inspector Generals Office,
Woodstock, Aug. 3, 1868 }
GENERAL ORDER No. >.
l. Two regiments of veteran volunteer infantry
are authorized to be raised in this state.
,. All lebodied men. between the ages of Is
and A., who have heretofore been enlisted, and
have served for not less than nine months. who
produce ali honorable discharge from the service
of the usual form, and can pass the examination
required by the mastering regulations of the
United States, may be enlisted under this order
as veterans
8. Every volunteer mustered into service as
veteran, under this order, will be entitled t.
recei:e from the United States one months paw
in advance. and a bounty and premium Of four
hundred and two dollars. To be paid ~ follows.
Upon being mustered into service Que
months pay in advance. $500
First instaltlncnt of bounty 300
Premium, 200
Total payment on muster. $1,000
Two months after muster in. - %
SIX - Oh
AZ the end of frs: years service. jo.0o
Is months. ~ 90
After two Years service, ja.ne
- jr.@"
At expiration Of 3yearS service. there
msindcr of the bounty VII. be phi /. 80"
And each enlisted nan VIII D. entitled the stat.
pay of seven dollars per month
If the government shall not rCguire these
troops tor the fui! period Of three ytar, and they
shall be mustered hoiorablv cut of tie service
before the expiration of their tern, Of enlistment.
they VIII receive, .pon being mustered oLt :Ae
whole amount 90 i,u- .ly rcnai'li : unpaid. ;4c
same a. If tie full tern had been serve.
The Subscriber will be ~ room No. |. a>sunp-
SIC House. II J"hnsbury, after Aug. -, i>oi. -
recruit company rom con. niles ] And h 4
the 18th regiment.
Capt. XERNES c. STEETNS.
Gv,f R.,,l...5,Jy or,
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NcW>papOriaI.

The Lancaster Republican comes to US in
new dress throughout. 1t is very much
improved in appearance, and with Col. Kent
back 1t the " bellows it is worthy the hearty
support Of the good people Of Coos.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11

y fatal accidcn, occurred in Sandgate o.,
the 10Th of August. ltapprarS that Wilson
4 son of Burr IIurd about fifteen years Of
age, Chile assisting in loading hay. was in
some manner hit upon the head Just over the
night ear with a pitchlork, causing his death
in about thirty hours One tine penetrated
the BRAIN Frcep0H
On severe contest Topsham gave small
Union majority for Governor. The copper
heads threatened to make a riot. we under
stand, and it was deemed best to adjourn the
meeting without electing representative.
The town was not represented last year
Ildton's Dnily.
\ SMART OLD MAN-A.r. William Nor
ris Of Nershire, Orange Co., whose S0th
birthday was last week, arose in the morn
ing and started for long walk He actual
ly walked circuit Of iorty-ei.ht miles. ar
irving home III the evening. His son, fear
in.5 lie might give out followed a nile or two
Lob;,d H. or,oo. .,o, =. 1 ,.,1
him to I, e, but the old gentleman refused
Ia tie morning he arose about ) o'clock aid
a.,
A.. y u-.,f w ~
:, arms rs ,ho, ,o., o,.,,. ..,,.,, ...-.
has inc. ho,n ono.sa - ,ba c 6 ~.
Na,ha, Cbtsa Of ,hat ,lace Nv Webster
who !, q gentleman Of veai,b and e1nco,ior
seems 70 he sa,ou;ra tLot tho l;.cov,,,. vii,
be rich and extensive one evno,t ysu.s
:,
Warmer, 50 r. of aoa. reSid.n.r IT g,n,-
h,iaoe ,omn,t,.l snio.I. ~, l.n,
inr himself with The veil cord :, his >leac;r ,
room He yoS . ,ra,, of oors;daroI,1o -,.oaI,I,
AVID i,,iparca IN t,a tow,
TIA .o,,u.,. J., .. Ill., e..
l3nd and nrrli .,,,,, r.;i,,,3 .. >, ,.;,;c.
shall have noese<si.,, snyogao . ,,,at ,.a,;-tr
of legal talent. Ata hearing Of ,he case las,
waat !, R.,I,us Falls = go, ,,,. ,,,.a,.,,,, :;
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= Good Chance.

y permanent party for recruiting for the
Invalid Corps is to be organized from the
most Intelligent and capable young mn Of
this state who have been honcrably discharg-
t, for disability Any one who wishes
chance should apply to Capt. J. !. Drew
Montpelier, VI, at once.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
MANUFACTURED BY

The peculiar faint or
infection which We
call SCRoFULA turks
in the constitutions Of
mulutudes of men. Ii
either produces or is
produced by an en-
!. feebled. Initiated state
sof the blood. wherein
THAT fluid becomes in
competent TO sustain
rthe vital forces in their
vigorous action. and
<leares the system 10
fall into disorder ami
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
Justices Elected September |, 1863.

NcWarh-Johnston Smith, Jas. WISE Z.
Woodruff {. T.. Powers, John Sleeper.
'to'y-W. H. Kneeland, Geo. A. APP
pieton, VIM. NJ. Stearns, Jacob Evans, Asa
{. Lee, James B. Hill.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-11
4 FINE FARM FOR SALE

Situated one mile from East Burke on the
main leading to Willoughby Lake. Said
farm contains so acres of good land. portion of
which is excellent meadow. On said farm is
comfortable dwelling house. two good barns with
water convenient. 800 sugar trees. with new
ana convenient sugar house. and , years stock
Of ,iry wood hand. For further particulars
enquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
Gift A. W. kIBBY,
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CAUTION TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH.

Dr.. DUw. Physician and Surgeon. NJ. . Endoott ST,
Btg ;iSl.ei daily all diseases iDcdent 10 The
f,ia S.-;.ri Proiap>u> Utcri OF Falling OF the womb
Finer Alis ,Suppre>>Uu aud other Menstrual deraie
men m. -. az iei GA new pathological principles and
> ed: relief -f.raut.ei ia very few days So inTaria-
lv certain i the mcie Of treatment. thai most Oh
.luale IL e WELD under L. and the afflicted person
reisic-~ T.. perfect health
Or Dos .iA- io doubt had greater experience In the
cur. % ,.iSeas- than any other physician
Boston
boarding accommodations Tor patients who may wish
L. say H. q lStsI. few days ms eatmenf
DIR DpN. since ISIS haN confined his whole aftenin
Office practice Private Diseases ard
Female Complaints, acknp wedges i4y superio he
United atat->.
" BAH letters 'nust coitain dollar they all
not nc an wered- otfce hours iroI.. l. -iosPn
Boston, Juiy -, ISIS GliH
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;alcdc. ia 9unt, Eair-Chause of Time !

;a!cdc I'd cunt, fair-ChaGSe of Time!
Il vii. De seen by the advertisement of the
fair n another pilce that the managers have
changed the tine Of holding it from the last
week IN September to neAt to the last, and
have also added third day for tie exhi'i-
rioa an. trial of horses. This change was
Jpeme,! advisable as tie Valley Fair at " hite
River Junction occurs the 29th and Both ins,s
TIE Caledonia County Fair will therefore he
Ae.d on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday
) r., -, 23 and -. 1863. Farmers and
mechanics, are you all ready?
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last ANEN LAND SALE.

the non sident proprietorS and land owners i'll the
town Of East Ha -en in the county Essen
VlfmUnt hereby notified that the faxas assessed v
said town within the year next proceeding this date re-
n'in in whoe or IN part unpaid the following described
lands in said town, 10 wit:
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: I \ 7 E OF ' E R N oN T

- T \ 7 Z OF 7 Z Z VI 0 \ T :.
y Essen COUNTY, SIS.
IL Probate Court holden al Lunenbu-g in and for said
district on the 18Th day August Il. ID. 1865 present
the Hon Jonah BROOKS, Judge
An Instrument purportEg 10 be the last viii and Te
amet OF Isrea Drew late Guildhall i'll said district
deceased being presented to the Court Dy Lucinda Drew
the eXrCu in therein named, Tor Probate
Ii is ordered By said court. that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear al session OF said
be holden Probate Office. IN LuLenturg On the
18th day September l563 AMI shew if they
may have, against the probate oil said WILL fyr which
purpose it IS further ordered that copy OF the record
this order e publ she'd weeks successfully in The
C,-,lVniam, printed ST Jonsbury, previous 10 said
| time appointed lJr hearing.
A true copy OF record Attest,
| taa J.B 5. CHANDLER. Register.
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TOWN OF NEWARK.

The Nonresident p-";'T.c.or> The ra ui Newark
in the County al Caledonia hrrrs ."':-,i -'.., III
taxes asi ny So. town within tl yrl- neat H.
ceedn- this date -.Inan either in whole r IL part IN
paid the following; described lands IN >i TOM. go
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TOWN OF BRIGHTON.

Tn" nonresident proprictors OF the town of Brighton,
the county Of Essex hereby notified that the
assessed by said within the year past next proceeding
thi. date, in whole part unpaid the follow
ing d.-crih,d lands in said town. 70 wit
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And - much OF said lands shall be requisite I" dis
cha; said taxes with viii De sold 81 P;oic Auction
az the Inn Of Kitredge Hudson IL said East EAfen On
NOn.ay the Sta Oc:O next, at ten OCOCa al the
orenJOr, unless prev .ouSly ,.ild.
Dated Haven this ai-h i"v"f Au-Isg A ID l>5-
5l:63 Dc. hU DSUS, First Constable.
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THE CA LED ON.I AN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Bret Locals.

Bret Locals.
The Caledonia County Fair will be held
a. s.. Johnsbury, on the 22d, Odd and oath
days Of Sept.
We learn that James B. Mattocks, son
o. Saml. B. Mauocks, Esq, cashier of Lvn-
don Bank, has been elected cashier of the
bank Of Caledonia, in place of q. A. Bur
bank. Esq. res gned.
The track of the Caledonia Fair Ground
Company will be ready for use Monday,
Sept. l4th, and horsemen are invited to free.
y use it.
We are requested to announce that Mr..
Leavltt will hold musical conventions at East
Burke the llth, 10Th, and 10th, and at North
DanviIIe the 18th, 18th and l9th of Sept.
The amount Of Communication money re-
ce.ved by the collector of this district is
S2ON,jOO. That in the Sd district up to Fri
day evening amounted to SlO3,2OO.
We are requested to inform the individ-
ual who visited clothes leel on Main street
Monday night, that if they will return the
mate OF one of the colored stockings they may
have the nate Of the white one, and a small
bail of yarn to mend with.
We would call the attention of persons
contemplating western trip to an advertise
ment IN this paper of tickets for sale at Dick
lnSon and Buffers store.
- Mr.. ID. W. Burroughs, who for several
Years has been lecturing in the far West, de-
"sh,ed a large audience with a sound COM
hon sense temperance lecture, in the town
hal, on Monday evening. Mr.. Burroughs
avoided the theatrical so much in vogue with
some lecturers Upon this subject, and calmly
hut torcibly presented facts and statistics to
>h,w that the citizens throughout the State
were OF aware to what an extent liquor sell
ing and drinking vas carried IN their very
ua.!S'. One SOou result OF this lecture was
the formation Of a Chapter of Good Tenn .
l,Iers, Of which many Of the young people he
cane members.
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y fatal accidon, occurred III Sandgate on
the 10Th of August. Itappcars that Wilson,
son of Burr IIurd, about fifteen years of
age, Chile assisting in loadlns hay. was in
some manner hit upon the head just over the
night ear with pitchlork, causing his death
in about thirty hours. One tine penetrated
the BRAIN reewan
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There il also due assessed above the >i To- ihc
seNerd undivided shares parts belonging 60 tine .'ri-
nal rights o Elisha Jenkins. ~: VIM Blpi.ctt ~; Mar
Crerdlr, III: John Mumi,ri Jr 81: Caleb Teal. VIM
heaon. tn; John Clark. ~: Mary Greed Ga William
all. oil WIN Greed. ~ iona jenkins. Betsy Ni.Ii
ngale Al: Joseph Parker. o. Rot rhur>tpn Ga II II
IhllnghaSf. A.; J1meS Burr, IS: LYDIA Clark Levi
Hall, -; Edward Jones' IS. Welcome Arnold. =. SIml
u Arnold, 81 Isaac Bartlett, s.: John Rogers, d. Cy
pran Sterry, 6 10 ThurStDr - Jeremiah jerks. 6l
ana each of said share contain 80 acres and innh -;
said lands will be sold Public Auction at the school
house in School District No. in said oi Newar.
on the lst Monday Ui October IL o'cloca
shall be requisite to discharge said with costs,
less previously paid.
Dated at Newark % day of August, A D. ISIS.
AMOS DOLLOFF.
6i:63 First Constable and Collector.