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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19
From Fortress Monroe and vi
cinity.

YoKrRrs M~mOp, May 10. Cen Dix ltft
for Suffolk this morning Col. kilpstriek ana
three officers Of his csnmaHd arrived here Is-
day from Wsss Point IN fine spirits.
The Philadelphia Press says Gen. Dix with
bis corps, and heavy column under Gen Neg |
loo, from North Carolina will bs soon threaten
ing the enemy's lines Of communication south OF
Richmond.
NEwBsRx, N. c., May 7. II 10 said that the
robss refused TO receive tho disloysl citizens
sent out Of our Limos yesterday, except those who
can give security Tor their ability 10 lake care
of Themselves.
Gen Foster has recently paid handsome
trihuse to the nine months men in this depart
ment, who are soon to go homo With the VIC
tories Of many batties Inscribed on theW ban
nors.
FssrRzs MoSioT, May -. The British
frigste Rinaldo arrived this afternoon, having
III Charleston at P. M, last Monday. by
this steamer We have received copy Of the
Charleston daily Courier of the llth, which
contains an announcement Of the DEATH OF
Stonevall jackson. Tho Courier contains the
following dispatches
Ysksburg, May7. The enemy have made no
movement this side Of Big Black River. The
6Utmy y Gravity ID ItIVtiSi w W -
A party of Yankee cavalry crossed at Tanker
SON.. ferry on Tuesday night and captured a
Mr. Owen and bis son, and recressed the river
again.
Vicksburg, May s., The enemy are using their
spades on The other side Of the Big Black river.
Tue Yankees occupy Utica, Hines County.
Banks has published sn order in New Orleans
requiring all registered enemies by the lss Of
Nay to lake the oath or prepare to leave by The
18th of May. The oath il far more binding
and will subject all who take it to the Yankee
CONSUMPTION.
Vicksbwg, May 9. Nothing new from TIC
front. The enemy are landing troops at Young
Polst II supposed they are destined to re-
inforce Grant.
FoRrkEss MosnoI, May II. Arrangement
have been made With the rebel com missioner 10
the exchange Of the officers and men, now j
Richmond, recently captured at Fredericksburg
Absus 300 contrabands, with rs many horses
followed Col Fitzpatrick, Of Sioncman's cavalry
to Gloucester, and were there turned over 4
the Provost Marshal.
Con Dix left Fortress Monroe last svenin
for West Point.
FoaraE.s MosRor, May "A. Four thousan,
prisoners arrived in Richmond on the Oh, from
Fredericksburg. Frank p. Blair, it is reported
was among the prisoners, and passengers stat
that the oath Of allegiance was administered
him at his own request.
The Charleston Courier claims victory a
Fredericksburg, and place, the rebel lon a
10000.
An act has passed the Confederate COngre
establishing that the flag be as follows II
field TO be white, length double width, with ii
Union nov used as The battle Gag to be squsl
and two-thirds the width Of the lag, having Il
ground red thereof bread satire Of blue DO
Jered with white and emolszOssd with muliet
or five pointed stars, corresponding to tie NH
Der o. Confederate States.
Information IRON the Nansemond represen
the river clear Of rebei batteries and sssrpshoo
ere, and steamers running to Suffolk as usuil
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19
From Memphis and the We ster
Department.

LEBANON, Ky, May II. Col Jscobshss had
hard fight Of eight hours with the rebs Nor
gar. Jacobs oss was heavy, bu, he has sue
coeded in getting all his men on the north aide
OF to river, and will soon be reinforced.
CAIRO, H., May IL. The Memphis Bulletin
invested, and tia, the rebels have no way Of
getting out of vicksburGb, bu, BY ca,siss their
way through tho na.iona forces.
NAsnvnLE, May IL. The river has risen
since last night one foot at this city. Twenty
sr rebel c,tzeus are to DO sont beyond tho Fede,
ral lines Tomorrow morning. Private Juhu,
hlliss, Of the 10th Michigan, is TO be shot for
deserving. There is great disagection among
the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry, now at Murfrces
boro.
CARo, H., NAV Is. Gen. Grant had a s..
we're battle with Gen. Bowen at Clinton, ten
niles from Jackson on tho railroad, last
Wednesday. lasting all day. Bowen was
beaten and driven back towards jackson. The
women and children are leaving for Meridian,
and men are preparing to hols the rlsos.
II is reported from rebel sources that a
large force Of rebss is coming from Charleston
aud Mobile to prevent the capture Of Jackson
and viekshurg and state that Gen. Gran, be-
ing apprissd OF the movement had lallen back
10 the river TO await rciuforcoments
Nsw yoRx, May 10. Cincinnati papers Of
yesterday say kilograms from Murlroesboro con-
arm the capture BY the rebels of Col Straight,
Of the 5lst Indiana regiment. with 100 men,
near Rcpe, Ga. A descrter from jackson,
Miss, the 9th, states that Grant had whipped
Bowen again At Clinton, s miles from Jackson,
on Wednesday. There vas great alarm at Jack.
son. The women and children were sent away.
The rebels are reported to have 10000 rein
lorssmeuts from Mobile, and $4,000 from
Charleston.
Cano, May IA. Congressman washburn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19

Church, Loudon CO., Va, with about 300 guer-
rilla cavalry.
The sister and niece OF Jackson who killed
Ellsworth have been arrested in Georgetown,
chtrged with aiding the rsbsls. They will prob
ably be sent South Immediately.
Arrangements have already been completed
by Col Hoffman, for the exchange OF all Union
officers and soldiers captured BY the rebels IN
the late battles ON the Rappahsnnock. Near
ly all the rebel prisoners have been sent to CITY
Point.
WAssNoroE, May IL. The Scr aysit has
reAon 10 believe that there is no truth in the
story thst Gen. Halleck designs taking the held
/ 10 person in tho mkt movement % the Army o.
| the Potomac.
The Secretary Of War has directed that M
rasscs shall be granted to persons to visit ,h'
Army oil the Potomac, with the view OF obtain
ing the bodies Of deceased friends.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19
A WORD or SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
10 THOSE WHO Will REFLECI.


cas, Of malades prevail to a esrinl extent in com
munity dOomlng ea't 100000 youth Of both
nuslly to an carly grave Those diseases are very i'm
perfectly understood Their external manifestations or
sympoms are Nervous Debility, Relaxation and
hsusiion; Marasmus or wasting and consumption OF
the tissues Of the whole body; shorness Of be thing,
or hurried breathing on ascending hll0r hight Of
stairs great palpiaton OF the Heart Asthma, BrOn
chitis and Sore Throat; shaking OF the Hands AID
Limits, aversion 10 society aud 90 busiues study
dimness Of Eye sight loss OF Memory Dilz iness Of
the dead heusagic Pains IA yaUUu5 pafj OF the body
rains In the Back or Limbs iumb go Dy-peisia or
Indigestion; nregularty the 10 ives; derangrd
tons Of the kidneys aud other glands 81 the 10 ~
Leucorric or Feur Albus, &c. LlEewise Epilepsy,
Hysteria and Nervous spAsms.
Now, ninety -nine Cases out Of every one hunt
dred all the above ramtd Gls0fdtTs, ana hott
Others not named, sConsumpuon OF the Lungs, and
that most insdious and Why form OF Consumption Of
the Spinal Nerve known 10 Iabts DOisuos ANA Iabes
mes,nterica, have their teat and Origin di-eases OF
the telvc Niscefa. iieuce the want oil success ths
part Of The old school practice III treating - mptoms
only.
Dr. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
HYGIENE Institution, is now engaged IN uesiing this
class OF modern uialacies win tile most astonishing
Gees The treatment adopted by the Institution Is
ew II j. based upon sclenli1c principles. Win newl
yefed remedies, without minerals or poison he
aciie oil cure are such that patients car cured at
her no u any part of the country, from accufae
descriptions OF their by letter ana fave tue Deu
icnes sent them by mail or express lmtpd ioterrog
stofies will be forwarded ON apl LEGATION.
JT Consumption CAtRrrh anu diseases Of the throat
cured as well ut the homes OF patents rs al tue ln.liu
tion BY scnuing the Cold Medoaed lnhaling Bal-amic
Nsp0s, VITA nhaer and ample directions i0f Their use
anu direct correspondence.
frPatients applying for nierrogatories or advice,
must inclose return stamps TO meet attention.
krThe attending physciDn Will be found at the In
stitution, Tor consultation, from A NJ tO9F NJ, oi
each day. Sundays, Ia the Ter noon. Address
DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung iiygenic In titute, and
Physician for. Diseases oil the Heart, Throat au d
Lungs, 95 Finn street, Toy, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19
Miscellaneous Telegraphio Items

NEw YORK, May II. The Express says it Is
believed that the ship Mermaid, l47 days out
from Shanghai, with $4,000 lbs. of tea on
hoard, besides other cargo, was burned by the
Alabama, The chests Of tea noticed by the ship
Russell, arrived at this port, are supposed to
have been part Of her cargo.
WASHINGTON, May IL. Gen. Banks official
report of his late movements has been received
1t contains aothing interesting not already pub
llshed.
HEADQUARTERS ARxr or THE PoroxAc, !
May II, 1863.
A large train Of ambulances proceeded to-day
towards United States ford for the Remainder Of
our wounded.
Gov. Curtin Of Pennsylvania has been in
camp two days looking after the welfare and
wants Of the Pennsylvania troops.
DR.. Suckly, medical director in charge of
our wounded in the field, reports that they are
all comfortable. They number about 1900. An
ambulance train has been sent for them, and
they are expected to return TO camp by to-
night.
ST. JonSs, n, F., May IL. The steamship
Bohemian, With FIVE days later news from Eu-
rope arrived OF Cape Race at 0 O'Clock this
morning. II was reported that Mr.. Adams,
having made frank explanation regarding his
letter of protection to Mexican vessels, no dplo.
matte protes. will be necessary, but that France
has taken offence and demands an explanation.
NEw Yosk, May l5,-Thc Burnside Rides at
tempted to desert in body from Camp Sprague,
Staten Island, on "Wednesday. A fight cnsucd,
enc was killed, and Others wounded. Twenty
sight Of the mu'ineers escaped, who were after
wards captured and put in irons at Governors
Island. .... ,at.5s..
Az the presentation Of the complimentary
resolutions from the Washing on City Council,
yesterday, to Gen. Mcclellan he declared that
the rumor OF his resignation was false,
Borrow, May 10. The Traveller says, accord.
ing TO New York dispatch posted upon the
Merchants Exchange bulletin, the Court Mar.
tial which tried Mr.. Vallandigham have found
him guilty, and have recommended that he be
confined for two years at the Dry Tortugas.
IL is not stated that this sentence has been
has been approved by the President
Nrw iosK, May IL. The paymasters safe,
on board the guneoat Sumter, wac robbed on
Monday night. supposed by a quaricrmastsr
and an accomplish. Fortunately. it contained
bal a small amount.
SaSpusxr, Ohio, May Is. Two prisoners,
'entenecd to suiler death by Court Martial a,
Cincinnati, were executed this afternoon. Five
prisoners who have been sentenced to death ar
rived here 10 day, to be executed on tho 29th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19
American 81 Foreign Patents
X, ii. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

a tNs
Late Agent OF o. 5 Patent Once, WashingtcR, under
the Act OF 1871
40 State street. opposite kilby ST., Boston.
A FTER an extensive practice Of upwards oftwenn
II years, secure Paiensinthe Unittd state
ALEC in Great Britain, France and other foreign coun
trie,. Caveats SPECIFICATIONS Assignments andall Pa
pers Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American Oh
Foreign Works, determined the validity utility Ia.
tents orinventions, and ega other advccrendeled
all matters touching the same. Copies Of the claims OF
any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar. Assig.
mentsrecorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only The largest In New England
but through II inventors have advantages fot securing
patents of asceaining the patenlahiy OF inventions
ufpassedbyif not (which
can be oiered them elsewhere The testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PATENT oFFlC than the subscriber and StiCC Ess
II THE BEST PROOF or ADVANTAGES AND ABIL
Ty he would add that he has abundant tobeGye
and prove that other office of the KIND are The
charges for professional services moderate. The in
nlense practice of the subscriber dung twenty years
past, has enabled him TO accumulate vast collection
specifications and Official decisions relative to paien
The besides hise Extensive library of ega mechan
zeal works, and ull accounts Of patents granted in the
United States and Europe render him able beyond cues
ton, TO ener superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity OF journey TO Washngon, TO pTocurt
patent, and the usual great delay there are here
ventoTs.
TESTIMONIAL.
"lregard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capable aud
esVMI s.iitones with whom have had Official inter.
course.
CHAs. MASON" Commissioner Of Potsrt,.
Il have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and trustworthy
and more capable OF putting their applications In form
% secure for them an early and favorable consideration
! at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr.. r. II, Eddy has made for me THlRTEFN appa
cations on all but one of which patents have been grant
ed, and that one Is now pending. such unmstakable
proof oil great talent and ability on bis part leads me to
recommend all inventors to apply him 10 procure then
patents, they may be OF having the mot ahh
attention bestowed their canes, aud at ve reasonable
| charges. JOHN TAGCARTn
During eight months, the spbscheI In coErso of hls
large practice made, on twice rejected aprl ioations
| SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was de-.
eided In his fpvor By the Commissioner Of Patesis
H. IA. EDDY
| z oston, Dec, Q, 1862, vi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19
PRNRATE COuRT.a.

Probate Courts, within and for the District Of Kan
dolph for the year ensuing will be holden Nv lollo"s
viz ,.,
AT the Probate Office in Brookled on the first Thurs
day In each month ,,,
At the Orange County Hotel In Chelsea on the thHo
Thursday Of each month ..
Al the West Randolph House in Randolph, on the fourth
Thursday in each month.
At ]. l.. Bowles' Hetel In Washington on he seeohu
Thursday in February, May and August.
BY order Of Court - NM,
PERLEY g. JONES Register.
cho,ae. nAea,ohor la 1890 f5tf
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; IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

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Railways READY RELIEF 81 Invaluable Il can b
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CROO WILL BE FORFEITED ny DR..
DO1O If falling 10 cure IA le' tine than any
physician, more effectually and Permanently, with
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sELF.ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
Incident to Married aud Single La les
SECRET AND DELICATE DlsoR iERS
Nercurial Affections Erupdons aud all Diseases Of the
Skin Ulcers OF the Nose throat and Body Pimples
on the Iace Swelings Of the joints Nervousness !
Coustituola and other Weaknesses in Youth, aud the
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THIS work Ia one OF high moral tone, written in chas,s
vet thrilling language aud appeals directly to the
moral CONSCIOUSNESS of ALL, PAggNTs aud GUARD
IANs especially. detailing scientific and reliable aida
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it will be sent by Nail on receipt Of TWO 81 cent
STAMPs.
NJ PARENTS AND GUARDIANS! fail not TO send and
obtain this book
NJ YouNG men, Fail not to send and get this book
~ LADIEs! You, too, should at ouea Iecures copy
Of this book
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19
WEALTH FoR The POOR.

a,grSseFAL1H Is tho working mans capital The por
IL II, man can lll af0rd to bear the burdens oftt
(H7Ty nessor pay Doctors bills 0NErWfNrY FIVE
NV CENT B0rfLEOF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
viii hsIes, euro quick and oaabehim to resume he
lsbors uilh9lflouof nH,-t1i. n usqd whom pan b fE
experienced wIlu1p 10 immediately, Keep tbs Remedy
AWAY. 10 lho house, and use d when you feel pain ~
Will aol loss ono lly ID yalr hY -.lknels.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE c0ukiIs war wan
wAsHrnsroN DIsrRIor IS L and for the District ators
aid will be holden at the Probate Once in hohpel9 IN
aid District on Tuesday Of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with SAID V9Art afe '
guested to attend to the sams said court days -,
T. r. MERRILL, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19
A RARE CHANCE,

FOR SALE, alta bargain, the DEACON wM. WELLS
L PLACE In brookn,ld. II consists Of a raw Mil A
large Two aud Three story Shop, with rood powerful
water power connected two good dwelling houses With
outhuldings complete AID some 90 acres OF good cn
waited land The mills and house will be sold separately
" desired. Apply to WA. WELLS,
BIO thtld, VT
Or lngnrs for information a. the FaKrsis once, Mon.
pellef ulNf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

cSSeS safer 10 administer anil ioil stop pain quist-
lS than all preparations Of Opium Morphine, Ven
W trna, Hyoscianus Arnica, Naeran, Chlorofu
~ or Ether, under whatever name dstiugushoi
either Lfnineis Pain KILLERS Soothing Loii0rs whe
merely suipend he fee'iEg N pain by benumbng d,
percoptve fsutes and killing The nerpet The surgeon
administers Chorofprm, Opium, sc 70 render inseh,bs
the nerves Of perccpton--RADWAY'S READY RElIR
stops the mos. otcrucng pain, aud sclros the pletl
the fun possession Of his senses Ihiis the only remedy
10 general uso that will stop pain, so quick, that me-
from Opium, Morphine, or Some other Kindred drug
hurtful 10 the goueraI hoaltl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19

PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE
al EndicOu street, Boston, Mass.
80 arranged that pa u's never s'e Or hear each 9th
e. Recol ect the ONLY entrance 10 bis office Is NO
Il having no connection with his residence o0nae
luenty no family interruption so that on no account
can any person hesitate app yinX at his oiitee.
DIR DIX
body asserts land il cannot be conradicted, except by
Quacks who viii say Or do anything, even perjuTe
themselves to impose upon pahents that he
Is THE ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN I'D
VERIFYING ~ BOSTON.
SIXTEEN YEARS
eng ged in treatment 81 Special Diseases, fact well
gno wn 10 many Cnzers Publ shers Merchants, Hotel
propriotols &C., that he 10 m13A recommended and
paftislarly 20
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
to avoid aal e.eape lnpo iuon Of Foreign and Ma
tive Qu4eks mare hlmao@ IN Bolton han other large
DR. l.. Dix
proudly re ers o Professors and respectable Physcans
many If whom consult i'm IN cntca cases, because
Of his aoknoW edged skill aud reputation, attained
through 80 ng experience, pra ii end observation
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE!
ne not cDbod snd add 70 yo1r sl0ernGs n being de-
Geyed py nalying boasts nisrepr seltaiou-, AAe from
ses, aud pfcensVns OF
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACK9,
who know latte 0 the nature and Character Of Spec a
biz .a.ps and lisa "a 10 hei cure Some exhibit forged
Diplomas ot Institutions or Coifges, wuish never *
-tsl az any part Of the wo-ld others exhibit Dplo
a., Wv ~" ,iyaryi i IN name, i Ihp .eyted
~, a., ma Lnt "a ,,,Ibar tIs,r tnn,-i ian assume
mos Of "h,r loust eelabtiei TlvIsi.as ON since
dead, hethT be deceived by
QUACK NoSTRUM MAKERS,
tbs,,b t,s D. cro,cos a,4 ,ocor,roen
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MAhtkS
Through The irnoran,e Of the ouick Doctor, knowing
NJ o. her eped n. fsi.g nu,n leHpuRy nud pIye-it
lDali hspil,en = "A i'plt y fop4 &c. s1 the Nos.rum
Maker equally ign rsnt adds % n 40 called Exrlcia
Specific ALtdg.e u both Iayiug upon X. effects IN
caring iua ~ i huu ied, u IL irum sted IA various
gav4 IN ourhou5 h. land bpi ALAs n1,hiu, Ia sad
Of The btlsl sdue OF whom ait o. hers ROW worse
ana are y IA Ger aHd suii n for map n or ears I'M
t relieved ur ca ed ii Dos. bic b. cJmu-ttut phvsc
ans
BUT ALL QUACkS ARE nor IGHJRANT
Notwithstanding the foregoing tse's are known &c
some quick nos OIL aud II JNrum Mixers et regard.
| .ess OF the e and heath Of others, hero are hose
among them WI viii even rejure lhem-slYe conr
&c IN giving mercury 10 hir pa ens Or tnlt a con
tanned "a Their No-trdms 20 that The "a ua Zee may
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-05-19

NeNrilis, N'coWh Ca. Mo- -. 81
IN. RAnwAy-- Dcfr SIRE Nuni f4rtetrs 81 e.. 'a'f
very much Affected with ulsEtstWii N.s. -
thought 1 had ne lonsHmi.on fNg.e .t|- f
business, raised bio ~, ail hal ltt c.tri.t
above fatal disease. OuonIght. on tis 90 .riii.
| would take a sw.li, aud tpuN if lrtH .h
Nn hot waor) as ailmrant o. IS fe-
The porspiAhn Wa oil Ei.ug sahAl-,... a-l
smell followed &, ing tho RkNY INA Ffrrf
night for four woeks and At tAe oudafuf
trely well This IS a iruo ftatcmtti al t.t 500
Will testify to under oath. Nnurv rtr.
JAMES : tGE, StQ' il.'c'.
hsuak NrHt
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THE subscribers, having been appointed BY the Honom'
bic Probate Court for he District OF washington, com,
missloners to receive examine, and ADJUST an Gums anu
de mands Of all persons against the estate OF SUMNER
Tucker late OF Calais in said District, deceased repre-
senied nsoven, and the term of six months ron inc ioth
day Of March, 1863 being allowed by said cour to tue
creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their res
pecive claims before us; Give notice. that We WIZ at
end to the duties Of our appointment At the dwelling
house Of widow Elvra Tucker, in Calais in said district
on the 9th day of June and 9Th Of September next at one
O'Clock In The nile moon, on each Of said days
Il IaA & r rIE"'E' CONS
Calais March 10Th A, D. 1863. few3
STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court, holden ct
RA 1poLrH Disrnlcr, ~. Brookfeld on the 2Jt day
IIuLDAM COLBY, AiminstrariI of the estate OF
Ill Joseph Colby late Of Washington In said
district deceased makes application to said court for IL
cense to sell all Of the estate Of said deceased, rep
resentng that said sale IL in part necessary for the pay
menl Of the debts OF said deceased and that part ther-
Of sufficient for tia pufposs cannot be sold alone WIN
cut injnry those interested In the remainder.
whereupon, II Is ordered by SAID Court that sad april
cation under consideration and he heard on the His
day of May, A. D. 1868. al the Probate Once, III
Chelsea and, II IL further ordered that all persons ~
terested he notfed hereof by publication Of notice OF
this application and order thereon three weeks success
lively in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at
MONTPELIER before said time Of hearing, that they may
appe at said time and place and they SEE cause, OBJ
jet thereto.
by the Court,
nsw3 Attest. h. CLEAYELAND. Judge.