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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDLY, December 70, 1854.
The House me. 81 noon-ths Speaker In the chair.
Prayer by the Rev Dr. D9ggett, of the Methodist
Oh1Tci OF this city.
Toe SPEAKER, after the r;adipg of the burial BY
the DIRK laid before the House Communication from
the President, Transmitting report from the Secrs-
tsry Of W4E relative to cotton impressed and &C. be
GA for in the Department of the Trsns-Aissssippl
On motion Of Mr. RUSSELL, Of Va, & was laid on
tbs table and ordered to be printed.
Mr. LYON Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and
Msanp, stated that be had an important matter re-
ported BY his committee, which o1ght TO be actad
unop n secret session. He therefore moved that the
House 90 into secret session. which was agreed 20.
The doors being opened, tie House resolved into
Oommitee Of the Whole, Mr. CLoPToN, Of Ais, In the
chair, on the -.-.------.
BILL ToR TIE REDUouoN AND RIDENPrIoS OF TIE
opREKKCY
Mr. ANDERSON, of Georgia, resumed bis remarks
IA advocacy OF the bill reported by the committee.
The following amen dmsnt to-ths b section was
adopted:
P,ogiSs9 frfhsy, That ssid certificates shall be
A ,d.d uta two classes be designate respective
~ As Ns. I and q. OeU foatss 'ssued duriDg he
6rsr SIX mantbs Of the yesr 1865 ahs be OF 'be lat
class ard cha be RI de- ahle in cotton d 40 eeus
psr pounS osFD AZ ST. so per bSshel and Whestet IS
paF bssbsl; provided, however, that holders OF q
Trsasnry notes living In the ssisippl Depart
nspt 81 al be allowed two poUths additional 20 con-
y.rI heir Trsaiurv poiss into certificates OF the
olass Ger. 6oaies Issued uss' quept to the sixth
eighth month Of yad year shall be OF the I'd class
sha be redesmsble In cotton a. so cents pr pound,
corn ct 81 per bushes, and wheat at a per bushsl
Numerous other amendments we're acted upon,
uhsn,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-24

ORDER No. 14.-Eichmond III camrment,
" No. 2-sir Heights; You are hereby summoned 70 n
attend meeting OF kichmond EncAmpn eat no III, of-A
kaiyhts femplan. stne Hssonc Hal, 10 the city Of"
Richmond, iukDiY evening" The 2sh AZ 81 o'clock. wv
By order OF the II. 4. q, and Oo,Lms nder
WM L. nAULE, o G.
At est: JANIS y. BIpDok, Recorder.
Richmond Dec. a. X. 7. IA A. u, 1854
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WANTED.

WANTED-For the ensuing year, 1000
" eLAvns, to work the Richmond DAa,i Is Railroad
and 300 SLAVES TO work on the P.edmoEt railroad.
Apply auy agent OF the roads along the the
10 Richmond DanyiIle. uHAs. t.. rALCOTT
;dt2t-Im spnt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-24
VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held in tb,

VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held in the
oertb once Of the County Court Of kitdsex MOE
d .y, the 9Th day Of December, .sGi:
John Besf ey, Geoge Besz Douglass wihsrs ssd Hnre
bis wife, who gas Rendeas heszsy, Alfred use ard
Betty his wife, who was Betty BslIsy, WI lt,Ds BesIey
and Mary De fley, Piainuf,,
against
Lucy Beazisy Philemon Skinner hayins his wife who
was Maslns Be1rey, Reuben r. Lewis ard LauI i WIFE,
who vas Laura BE Elsy Edward BeaEley JOsfh BesEsy 10
. minor uEdrr u yea stftg and VIM. Daniel sL.IIu,
Diseased, -, o..z Dsferdan.s.
The object OF this tuti TO obtain decree for the division
the estate In a. Besz ey, deceased, under bis ard
appearing By Adavt that no defsndsRts Phil
and wife and Reuben lie wis aud WIFE, his
wealth, on the mo,n Of tie piaILda by their
ordered thai the said defer peer within
month 81 o. due ubcson OF his notice. snd do what's
protect their interest," that hs nOo
for four eeks 10 Richmond WEEKLY Whiy
oopy-Teie,
dt2I-Hlas p T. WIOpXARD olfrL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-24

opfIor IEsURAhOE COMPANY OF Tue STA ~ OF va f.,
| hrcEnfosD. Dss g4b, 1864 {
ITHR Directors of this Comp any have dc,
u elsrsds diisnd rwlys per Ce1L, payable 10 thu
sooshodsrs, on and stsr the "a dsy Of ia Esry
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u. s. 7.30 LOAN.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that sub
scHptions will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes
payable three years from Aug 10Th, 1884, with semian-
nusl interest the of and hreeen,hs yer
cent per principal and interest both to be- paid
in Lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option Of the
holder at maturity, into sx per cent gold bearing nds
payable not less than five more than twenty years
ff'n their date. the Government may elect They
" be issued IN denomination, Of $50 500, $40 g.
90 aud $500 and all subscriptions must be Tor ahy
d % r. of s1me uutpls Of 6hy dollars
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free Of
transportation charges soon amer the receipt Of the
original Certdcate' " Deposit As they can be prepared
As the notes draw interest from Angus, IS, persons
making deposits sub.qaentt TO that date mu'tpay the
interest accrued from date Of to date u depo it,
Parties deposiung twenty five thou.and dollar, and
upwards Tor these notes at any time will be allowed
commission Of quarter Of ono per cent. which
will be paid by the Treasury Department upon the re-
eept Of bl for the amount certified to BY the officer
with whom the deposit made. No deductions Tor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

A SoIDtER's VrEws.-Gen. HAGEN, a gal.
iant Union officer now serving under Sher.
man at Atlanta, in a private letter takes the
following cheering view Of the situation
there:
" Will the people keep up their pluck and
light the thing OUT 1t all depends upon
their steadiness Of purpose. Ii Richmond
does not tai sooner, the army OF the West
Will finally make its way to the baekdoor If
none Of the eastern rebel army comes here
we will wear this one out before the close of
the season, and it is but matter Of time
when the entire force Of the enemy must
waste away. will the people hold out
Johnston's veteran army, by bis official
report, June rs, contained 46 62s, arms.bear.
ing men, including 663l Of Wheeler's caval-
ry. They have lost since that time 5000
prisoners and in their hree assaults upon
our works since arriving in front Of this place
at least 10000 men. They have received from
Mississippi $500, and are receiving from Gov.
Browns proclamation about 5000 militia
This gives them to-day an army Of about U.s.
900 veterans and 5000 militia-33. 600 in
all.
These figures are substantially correct.
The hope Of being reinforced by Kirby Smith
Is at last given up. After exhausting the
militia Of Alabama and Eastern Mississippi,
which may amount to 10000 more, If they
have the power to force them out, | cannot
for my life see how the enemy can make up
the wastage of their army.
know the rebel army when it was join
ed by Polk, just before the fight at Resaca,
was 1000 strong. This included Polk, and,
besides the additions before mentioned, /. has
received brigade (Harting's) Of at least g.
600 from Mobile. This gives the enormous
loss to them since the campaign Of $4,000
men. What possible chance is there for these
33 600 now before US These figures may
seem eXaggeraiions, but they are not-lhey
are realities and when it is remembered that
we have taken 1000 prisoners, have Lad
no less than twelve engagements, where from
one to three corps have been in battle, with
the ordinary desertions and losses from dis
ease, the 50 900 is readily made up What
will hinder the daily attrition Of the next
three months from completing the overthrow
Of the foe before US :"
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Marktts
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
/ ca MInGE A y II L n n u n

BUS ION CATTLE MARK EI.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BR1GHToN.
For he peek ending Peagesd y, Aug. 2{th 1854
AhouAr W STOCK At NAtKEr
Caule. sheep. slors. Fai Hogs Calves
One a,' " alag, l57 s5i s'5 1879 SO S
bhEr CANA Extra Jag and he,vy b ,miuu Oxen.
SlzoO sl4V9 lst quality lZul a 1900 %
quality 1000 ll75. 20 quality $500 q 975 per
100 ioa' on total weight Of hide 'a!lw and dressed
Working oxen $780, $50, or according to value a,
Cows aud Calves. ss5 $50; extra god s55 SIS
without ca YES as may be agree fauoV aud ordi-
sheep AID Lambs, in lots s7o0a SIS % on live weight;
lambs 80 % So 90 per head DO lois.
s1 te,-W Wholesale TO Osil00ci retail 10 lie per
ID. Fat Hogs 00c per b.
Veal calves s1.0J d sl2 90 per head.
Hides II "a y 00c per 10. Cafskns 25s perth
Tsilow ll II l4eper o..
sheep Pslls l50c 81 90 each Lambs. 81. 81 90
REMARKS OF the z. 100 cattle. 2j3 mostly stores.
were rom Maine. 1872 from New HAmp.h,re. sos g. m
Vermont, co. from the vest. VITA fes from Northern
New York and this state Al Cambridge, about lilo
head. Here the irade yesterday for, noon thought
vas decidedly more lively than 10 10 Brighton
afternoon. Northern cattle thin T. sold someghat
better than last week, although some careful buyers tad
their purchases were made on ntary good terms
Ast week The Western buyers said prices we're one
half cent per 10 higher Prces s Arou nd we're ptoba-
bly, from one-quarrr O. ceut advance although
the butchers SAY the market fr beef don't warraat them
in paying fraction more Ihc yards al Cambridge were
pretty much empued yeste day flTenoo0 aud At bfisn
ton good pfoport disposed ~ The cool wealth
er Of the last has helped the sale II b. ef Tue
western were quite poor Dr0yers com lain sadly u
the sheep market The bachefs say the srket Is well
enough. The trouble is with The goods sheep and aubs
nothing The butchers .ay, show good sheep, and
we will make you good BIDS " One lot Of river sheep
sold F -25l per head another for 81 rs others Tor
- 50 90. Co. aud 50 49, &C but few mich cows at
market and out bile sat ,n the store line any way.
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DIR, TOBIAS
vRNErIAN HORSE LINI,lENT

VENETIAN Nurse LlNlAENl'
Pint Bottles al Fiffy Cents each, for laDeness, cuts.
gals, collie, Nc. warranted cheaper than any other It
is used by all The great horsemeh Long Island courses
Il will not cure ring bone SPAWN, here is no lni-
ment in existence that will What is stated 10 cure
positively does No owHer Of horses DlA BE- ioithouf
after trying bottle. One dose reSiyes and often saves
the life Of an oyer-heated driven horse For collie
and belly ache it has failed Just as sure as the
sun rises just is this valuable Lnmeni to be the
Horse emhrocation Of tue day. ls2lda"
Price % and 90 cents bottle Sold BY All druggists
Office, So CortlRndt Street, New York da~AJ
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DEATHS.

In Btue, Aug llh. Of diphtheria Ella A , daughter
Of Henry and sarah Martin aged years NOR tbs and
days. Also, in Barre, Aug l4th. Dannie IL son Of De-
Wit and Rachel Page, Randolph, MAs, aged 10 months
and p days.
In East Montpelier. Aug End, Sarah, wife Of Hiram
Tempeton, aged IS years.
At Sea, on DOar1 the French ship Esperance, bound
70 Maisales, route for his post OF duty Amcuclr
Consul 10 the lsla. Of Caudis the Z5tl Of June
james Buxton Of Newbury. VI in latitude 81 deg
20 min. north, longitude "a deg. IS min west
In BtAtteboro, aug 9th, Mrs. Lucy Wilder, wife
Of Capt Il " Clarke, sud eaush,ss Of John wilder.
Of Weston, aged 80 Years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

Corn kHchaoEe be receipts since yeste dAy have been
4il1 hbis Flour l2O)l bush Corn 1890 Oats and 300
bush Shor The market for Flour Is hrm aud demand
good, sales Of Western superhne Al $1,000 5000,
common extras az Sll 0l sll 80; medium do at
sll5l slAO0 aud so0d and choice, including avorte
Flour nothing n Ia Corn the sales have been small
At 81 .6o Tor Western mixed, and l75 per bush for
Southern yellow. Oats are in fut demand az 81 90
l. ior Northern and canada. Rye > rs a 2 80 !;
sh-Hs S45 700 40 % and Fine Feed at $500 so %
per
ProvsiunsPork Is d IN at $40 90 S37 90 for prime;
for mess aad S42 3 iof clear cash. Beef ranges
from 5000 S-a,0 pea hbl iaf kascrn end Westcru.
Lard 70 2io bids and uerces; and Smoked
Jams 10 2ic ger lb 20 quality. Butter and Cheese
selling az tuil prices.
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Syte,al aoulto
! UNIVERSAL MEDICINE.

n w NV \ u VI LUIIINF u
Py what cat, by the air breathe. by the
we drink, be made sick ly fatigue, or from
debility induced by heat because these effects end by
producing iupuup of blood To regain health We mus,
purify he blood by the organs Of the stomach aud bow
els these organs be continued in the regular per
formanoe Of that buy which nature has assigned them.
and should there be any mpediment. what does
perienee point
10 BRANpRETH's PILLS,
which iujure. and which will surely restore the
bowels to the regular performance of their duties
The dlspepuc, the bilious Will ind them treasure
health aud the same may be said to all who sick in
any way take Brandroths Pills and be cured.
1920
Sold BY all respectable dealers inlmedicnes O7l0daw
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

Swallow twO three hogshead Of "Buchu," "Tonie
Bitteis, "Sarsapafilla, Nervous ntdJes, &c, &c.
&C. and fer you satisfied with the result then Try
box ot OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN's ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PlLLS--and be estored 20 health aud yigor
in less than thirty days. They a-e purely vegetable
pleasant 70 take, prompt and sauAfy ia their effects
the brokendowu aud shattered institution Old and
young take them with advantage Imported aud
sold IA the United states only by J. S. BUTLER,
No. AZ broadway, New York,
~ Agent for the United States.
P. S.--A Box Of the Pills, securely packed will be
mailed 20 an, address on receipt OF price, which Is ONE
DOLLAR, post pad-moutT Refunded By the Agent II
unLIre .au.flcLnn Is NOT .lNnn. l3.ll-da
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

BRowK's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs when al
lowed to dissolve in the mouth, have direct
influence to the affected parts the soothing
effect to the mucous lining of the windpipe
allays Pulmonary irritation and gives relief
in Coughs, Colds, and the various Throat sf-
feclions to which public speakers and singers
are liable. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEll
BATOHELoR's CELEBRBrED HAIR DYK

Is THE BEST IN THE WORLD
TAs only HarmIsI', True, and Reliable Dye knoDn.
The splendid Hair Dye is Perfeot--ohanges Red
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or
Natural brown without InJurng tine Hair or Staining
the Skin. leaving the Hair suh and Beautiful impsris
fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine COLOR aud
rectRes the III effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine 10
signed william Bachelor all others are limitations aud
should be avoided Sold by all Druggist, &C. Factory
I'll Barclay ST., New York Bachelors New Toilet
Ctsnn, f,r dressing the Hair ll;63,dAw
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A wORD no THE WISE /

N H. DowN's kLrxIR is winning many new friends
It has long tried with perfect success, ard to cure
a Cough or Cold, Group OF whoopns cough, It has no
superior We call the attention OF our readers to the
column Of J. r. Henry 4 Co, hT full particulars
All our Druggists In No"pelief .ell 'hs klis daw'r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26
THIRTY YEARS YOUNGER.

Rev. b. Bruce, ID. d., New market, Gala
tin county, ILL.,. writes--"l have tried Mrs.
s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and
Zylobalsamum. They acted like charm
My hair is as it was thirty years ago. lfyou
wish reference from me, will give 1t will
ingly." l9;daw
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot,
1913 Greenwich ST.. New York. daw:ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

Within the last few days several appoint
ments of crippled soldiers have been made
to clerksbips in the departments at Washing
ton, and hereafter tu,h applicants will have
preference among candidates.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

Gov. Yates has issued proclamation for
the organization of regiment of infantry for
duty in Illinois, to repel invasion and sup
press threatened instruction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

Torn or mutilated greenbaeks will only
pass for the representative value OF the Por-
ton that remains intact.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

UNPREsENTABLE HEADS.

are 10 a moment bcauu6ed by the operation Of
CRIsTADOkO'S HAIR DYE,
which, without the slightest trouble impars the hair
Of the head the whskers, beard, or moustaehe, any
shade Of brown the most perfect black Ladies
it wi bout song their fingers. 1t is the most
peditous hair dy in the world, and the only nee
from every poisonous ingredient, and that contains
nourishing and emollisnt vegetable principle.
Cristadoro's HAIR Preserpotiye,
valuable adjunct the Dye, in dressing and promot
ing the growth aud perfect health Of the hair, and Of
itself when used alone-A safeguard that protects the
flores from decay under all circumstances and under
all olimes. 10 22;daW
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADoRo, No. Astor
House, New York Sold by all hair Dressers. ldaw;y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26
soLnIERs. SEE no YOUR HEALTH.

Do not trust TO the my supplies Cholera, Fever,And
Bowel Complaint will folo~ Jour slightest ndiscreton.
Holloway's Pill and Ointment should be in every mans
knApsaek The British aud French troops use no other
medicines. ,Sdaw
II the resder Of this notiee" get box Of Ills
or Ointment from the drug ia his place, let him
write 80 Maiden Lane enclosing the amount, and
will mail boz free Of expense Many dealers will
not keep my medicines on hand because they cannot
make much profit other persons make IS cts.i
bScts., and 81 40 per box or pot dawly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

The New England Farmer. 9ne Of the old
est Of the agricultural journals, at Boston,
has broken down under the high price Of pa
per and printing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

The average receipts Of internal revenue
since July are $e3s, 900 per day. They are
beginning TO increase now.
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.IlR. MARSHALL'S


DH MAHsHALLs CArAKRH sStfF. cures CatArrh.
Dr.. hhfshall's Catarrh snUh, cures Cold In u cad.
DIR. Mafshalls Catauh Snun cures drowsiness.
Dr. Marshall's Catsrrh SHUT cures n eadache.
DR.. MArshall's Catsffh snuff, Cures sore byes.
Dr. MarshAll's Catarrh snuh, cures Deafness
It opens and Purges out ali obsucucns strengthens the
dands and gives healthy action TO the paris affected
Sold by all Druggists 90 5ldaw
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DO YOU WISH no M CIRED}

DIR. BUCHANS ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS.
10 less than 30 days the worst NERVOUS
Mss. lup0tenoy, Premature Decay Seminal Weak
ness, Insanity aud al Ulinarg Sexual and Nervous Al
tccuons no matter from what cause produced. Price,
One Dollar per box. Sent post paid, by mail. 90 ro.
cep Of order. One Box will perfect the cure 10 most
cases Address JAMES $ BUTLER
Is "A dAw General Agent ~ Broadway. Ner y ok
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THE SECOND BRIG ADE
OH
CAMP LIFE.
- voLuxrszH.

LAC OBs, TOWN EMIT.
- MAIN STREET, MONTPELIER, VT,
Has on hand stock OF pure
LIQU o RI A N ID w l N Il s
selected with great for Medicinal and Mechanical
purposes, and he anges any liquor dealer in the
stA'e 10 produce its equal for purity
Those who hnd IL necessary 70 for the above pur
poso viii be satisfied with the quality b. reading the fol
losing statement, from Professor seey, Chemist In
Middlcbury College. h
The Samples referred to by the Professor tAkea
nom my Stock, now on hand.
guarantee liquors sold by pure, As nons will be
sold except such analysed.
MDDLBBUKY, W.. June l4th, 1854.
Dear Sir The anal sis Of the stock Of Liquors. for
warded by you Is completed.
The examination shows the samples to be ires from
deliberations aud Impurities The percentage " pure
alcohol by volume measure, IN each Of the different
specimens is given on the accompanying sheet
up % the commercial strength. Iregard Il as good
strong enough. The Gin, Whistles aud Rum. think.
are what they are be and Of good quality
you viii see Rum, though marked the bottle 80
por osn. is really 70 per esHt,
Tue BrAndes are those known as Fourth Proof.
The samples |. have Just examined have borne the
closest scrutiny and Of the high character
those have formerly examined sent out BY the same
House II Any further questions occur TO you shall be
happy 10 answer them.
Yours very truly, HssRS NJ Sicily.
DURNETTs COCAINE
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A cARn mo- lNVAI.Ins-

Clergyman while residing in South America
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy Tor the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness, early Decay. oise,ses of
the URINARY aud SemiiA Organs, aud lh whole usn "
disorders ,rogght BY bauemi and vicious hAd,s
Great numbers have been already cured by his noble
remedy Prompted BY desire to benefit the afflicted aud
unfortunate will send the recipe ior preparing aud
using this medicine, a sealed envelope, to any one
Who needs IT, Free Of charge.
Please inoose stamped envelope, addressed TO your
eelf ddfrs,s
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FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSTR
Il ANCE COMPANY.--Nouce is hereby given that
the Annual Meeting Of the Farmsrs Mutual Fire In.
surance Company Tor the choice Of board u Directors
Tor The ensuing year and the transaction " any other
business properly coming before said meeting will be held
AZ me company office IN Montpelier. Wednesday, the
l9h day Of October a. o'clock In the afternoon
JOSEPH POLAND, Secretary.
August l3 1864 ls2O'
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Barre, Angus, 10. 1854. 1870


- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court. holden at Montpelier within and
for said Distrieton the 18th day Of August, A. D. 1854
An instrument. purporting 70 be the list VIII and
Testament Of Anna Bancroft, late Of Barre, in said
district deceased being presented 10 the court BY Isaac
bancroft the therein named for Probate II s
ordered by said court, that all persons concerned there
in notified appear session Of said 10 be
holden At the Probate Office. in Montpelier the 7th
cay Of September A d. 1884, aud show cause II any they
may have, against the Probate Of said viii; for which
purpose it is further ordered, that copy Of the record
Of this order be published three weeks excessively In
the Vermont Waterman 4 State Journal printed at
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hearing
true copy Of record.
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Afm ADVERTISEMENTS.

A w S c H o 0 l. OF
IL HARVARD co LEDGE
AcAnKN1oAL YEAR lists Two Terms. Of nineteen
weeks each, commen ing SEPTB sBER OH, 1864, aud
MARCH 9th, 1865
course Of lectures on the Law Of Nations, by Hon.
Edward Everett.
For catalogue and circular address
JOEL PARKER Royal Professor
Cambridge, Mass, Aug IL 1854 1921
NJ RS. LU CY A. C % o X i,
VI We'll known as
SLEEPING LUCY"
will be At home on the 9th inst and remain through
the month of September
Montpelier, Aug % 1854 1921
DLACK WHlSK ERS.-The Hunter On
~ Ruen is the only article in tte world that will pro-
duce black whskers smooth face This article Is
warranted to produce them in q days the money will
be refunded Iis also the best article ia the world for
oolorng and thiokning 70 Of whiskers.
One package will be set by mail for so cents. Three
packages for one doilar.
Address II. G. HUNTER, Emnre, VI.
Aug p. 1854 1929