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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25
OFFICE, DFPOr COMMISSAkI OF ,
~ SUBSISTENCE,

~ ~ street,
WAsmSGTON. ID e. November i6. 1854
alri proposals, IA duplicate for FIVE HUNDRED
tjOU) Tons Of good merohan abie bard HAN. will he
r,crise.l AZ this office until MONDAY, Nov -. 1864.
AZ welye o'clock, NJ
b DIS must be accompanied by an oath Of allegiance,
luule-s the builder has file IN this ,fhse.) snd
tn- usual guarantee, signed by not less than re
sppushit persons, whuse sIlvenry must be -howu hy
the hgia certificate vt the ERIK ~ the nearest DIS
trct G iurt or Of the United ites Attorney
The Hay must b securely haled aud delivered In
Washington or Alexandria, Tree OF all expense 20 the
Department may be required Il will be rigedly
inspected before IL is accepted, and none but good
merchsnahe Hay will be rcc+vr1
Parties 90 whom awards may he made must At once
enter INTO contract and give bonds, equal amount
20 one halt VI The to be received the contract,
sgued by the contractor auI both u rs guarautors.
Awards will not be made 10 any pe who has
heretofore failed fulfil his contracts with be ~.
trnment, will proposals Of dis M parties be con
sierei The rght e. rrjsoi proposals reserved hy
the @ vernmeut-
B,ddvrs must be present At the opening Of the bid,
90 respond 10 their nsmss
The livery OF the Ray must commence within ff-
teen l3l days FROM the OF 1utract and
boz completed by The fifteenth day of January. 1864
Upon the completion ot ths contract, the Hay Will be
pad for such tuus as the lvernmeut ma furuish
Bids must be endorsed Proposals ior ta, % sad be
addressed to 4 BRIDGES,
80 capt D.. y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

WASHING ION COUNTY SABBAl Ii
SCHOOL UNION
The first Qaar'erly Meeting Of the Wash
ington County sabbath School Union will be
held in the Methodist Church at Barre Thurs
day, December sth, commencing at ten A.
NJ The order OF exercises will he
l. Prayer meeting from 10 to II A. NJ.
?. Children's Meeting from II to y A. NJ.
An Address in the afternoon by Rev. C.
C. Parker, Of Waterbury, followed by gem
eral discipline.
4. In the evening general discussion.
Sugect-The Missionary character Of the
Sabbath School work.
The friead. OF Sabbath Schools through
out the county and the adjoining counties
are invited to be present and share in these
exercises A l.. COOPER. Secretary.
Montpelier, Nov. 81, 1864.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

For the week fnuihE wednesday NOV @oihi Aopt
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle Sheep. shotes Fat Hogs Calves
This week 2524 6j27 225 340O 90
Last week 27O5 slo6 80 1860 90
One year ago, not qooted, 600 OOOO 90
BEEF CArrLE-Exua fat aud heavy premium Oxen,
$1,000 a Sl4,5O, LIST quality Sl2,O0 Sl2,59i 2nd
quahty $500 ali so, Sd quality s7,5l q 1e'9 per
100 lbs on total weight Of hide, lalow aud dressed
beef A few choicest single pair ol4 Bulls, &c, 3d.
90 a 500.
beet
Mich Cows, s4Oa $50; extra good sos 500
with or without calves, may be agreed tarroW and
ordinary S25 S2S
Stores \ earrings, ga $40; two-y ears-old, S23
$50; three ears olds, S35 500
Sheep and Lambs, c-s. extra S5i5o
80 rs per head in lots
Shotes-Wholesale II 1870; retail 90 OOOo per ID
Fat Hogs IL a l3l per To-
Veal Calves SO 90 500 per head
Hides 10 lla per 10. Country lots S9s SEA
TslloW 10 - 3o per h.
Pelts 81 rs ~ 25 each Country lots 81 ,l2aSl 90
REMARKs.-TraIns on better time than OF late
Busness no wever, opened AT NJ sdtord and mbridg'
rather duh except for the beet grades We hnd 1915
or nearly 800 less the Northern roads than las
week still u vas generally thought that the supp!
was large for Thanksgiving week, and for the nunbel
of buyers present. as probably the rain of yesterda
and the mud Otto day kept many at heme Toe DUAL
ity of the stock about the same ~ usual Az IN
weather cleared mp Tuesday, trade Improved, ana D
noon the bulk of the stock AT Cambridge was sold an
40 far As we could bee at last weeks Irioes, most
from TO llo per III. AT Brighton the Western deal
ers complained that their cattle cost more than ias
week and are sold full a low. The Western 10 81
poor la the sheep market all parties agreed there
great change tn butchers say they intend TO on
/ 81 head or lc per 10 cheaper than AS week, VIM
The drawers say they are obliged sell droves for
o. per ID, which are equal 20 those sold last week &c
o. ? 20 F. nsr ~.
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Spsrtal Nuttrgs.

This sovereign remedy IS compound % from the favor
lie recipe Of iIlus,r Physician and Chemist who
for many years used It with the most complete success ia
his extensive private practice.
Hehsd long been profoundly impressed with the
defa virtue Of The honey OF the plant Horehound in
union with the CLEANSING and HEALING pr. per.
ties Of tar extracted from the LIFE PRINCIPLE Of the
forest tree l1bies Bltsan,ea Balm Of Guead For
years he BAN I'd 10 his attempts to blend these great
oed cua forces into union that the original
er uf each would he preserved the s,geeable saes
pf remoy O. aud the price of the compound
oe vithin the mean, Of an Atlast, after long course
of dih alt chemical expeiment,. he uud that 10y adj
ding these fVe other ingredients, each ,aua lie
by Itself he not only obtned the desired results but
greatly increased the curative power Of the compound
This having been thoroughly tested by practice is now
offered the general public safe, pleasant and in
fallibe rene y,
PRICE 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale by n X Brown, and III Druggists.
CHARLES DOwNER General Asent
3042 A. Cedar ST.. New York
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WASHINGTON, Nov, ~,


Senator Wilson has returned from the
James River. He states that the army Is IN
good condition, but heavy rains have arrest
ed woIk on the Dutch Gap Canal, and pre-
vented aggressive movements.
NEW YORK, Nov. %.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says great conservation prevailed 10 Rich
mond Saturday, on account OF Sherman
movement. 1t is believed that be is sweep
Ing onward in spite of all 'loPPOsition' IL IA
not impossible that Macon mas already fallen
The Alexandria, Va, journal says the iron
clads, previously stationed at Fortress Mon
roe, moved up the James river on FRIDAY u
Du CHI Gap, indicating an imnor'''' m'''
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INDIAN SrrINe OH CoNPANY.-We refer
our readers TO the advertisement to-day Ia
our columns of The A." Indian Spring OIL
Company which bids fair TO be a most fav-
orte property for capitalists, from the rare
quality Of its oil, its large territory for Dor
ing purposes, and It's very low price to sub
scrlbefs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

A Cavalry Company has been organized in
Cambridge, with an enrolment of Is men
The officers are, Capt Philander Burnam,
let Lieut. J. w, SAKE, ID Lieut.. w. S. Ed
wards, Is, S.rgt. W. II. Guswold.
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- TATb OF vERM Nj
~ MAguLNarAN INSTINCT ~

~ " T0TIINW ~ IT| NJ = y
In Probate Court held At Monii eisr, e. sa3 f's-
trict, on the An day Of November. A. D i-t
Loren Griswol1, OF the iasf Eii snf tests
ment OF George Hobart, late % Nofthae'a Ia sali
district deceased presents his administrsfta tcaHt
for examination aud allowance. aud makes pflicsla
tor decree Of distribution aud partition . ikf ssaif
Of said deceased.
count aud said Application he reiefrei Co. tsasia ~
said court be held At the Prnhsts ohe .s.t
Montpelier on the 9th las Of Decemher. A y l-tt
for hearing and decision therean Add 30 ts faf1fsr
ordered, that notice hereof be evea ~ fers'es n
terested, hy publication Of the same thrrs ssss s,
cessiyey 10 the VI. WatebmAn stare lelfua'. =
newspaper published At Montpelier prsvi1us ia ssl
time appointed for hearing that they may AFpffs =
said time aud plaoe. and shoN Cease anY ihsy usf
have, why said acooun, should not alossi. sal
such decree made.
By the Court
3O32 Attst, A. CHASE. Rsrssrr
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- T A L h o We X NJ y nj
L M A.uINELAN nIlEnInI y.

~ 7 A 7 y Q r ' \ K NJ 0 \ \
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS
Ia Probate Court, held At Montpelier, 10 said Dis.
trict, on the 10Th day OF November, 1864
H. Circuit executor OF thelast will and testament Of
Wilam Nichols, late OF rih6eld, in said district.
deceased presents his Administration account for *
animation and allowance and makes application for
decree of distribution and partition OF the estate Of
said deceased.
Wheteupon, It is ordered by said court, that said
account and said ap LEGATION be referred
VI said Court To be held At the Probate Otce 10 said
Montpelier, on the 10th day Of December, D 1854,
for hearing aud decision thereon aud It ~ further
ordered, that notice hereof be given TO All persons
interested, by publication OF the three week
sue esuisely 10 the w. Watohman 6 State Journal,
/ ueespsper bshei at Montpelier, previous 10 said
Tine appointed for hearing that they may appear At
said tiue aud place, and how cause If any they may
have, why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made.
By the Court
] 323A Attest I r MERRILL Indrn.
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STEPHEN b. COLBY's EsTArR-T

GTEPHEN h. COLBY'S ESTA E-Tbs
~ subscribers. having been spponied hy he hes
orebe Prsbste Court for the District 81 80 nEtar
commissioners, 10 receive, examine aud saIasf At
claims and demands q al perssns, aEsnsi 90 ssfs
Of Stephen b. Colby, late u Roxhurg 10 esd o.
triot deceased represented insoltent, sna zoe isf
OF sixth months from the b day of Nqvemnrr j. Z.
being allowed by said court 20 the creditors ~ ssI
deceased exhibit aud prove their Respective ,lt ~
before US; Give notice. that wil afffnt fa ~
duties Of our appointment at the dse.IrG ~
R II eWart, IN Befin. 10 sail district. 90 ~ af
Friday Of February ami May nerf a. ens q siack b.
the afternoon, on each of saii daYs
WM l. ANDREWF 80.
JOHN c EMERSON. <
Berlin Nov Ith A ID 1854 Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

The Speaker in declaring the House adjourned, spoke
As i0dswsi
GeiitiegHtn
We nave arrived at the close Of aborious ses.
sion one that be marked In The history VI this
Stae We are ready u submit the result Of out
laDuts 10 constituents and the memorable judgment
Of ma4kind and should be content aitef cur acts
have reviewed In the light Of experience aud tried
Ia the cfucibe Of the future shat judgment shall Awad
that they any good degree, cOusouant with tn -
conscientious regard Tor the puohc good, those oOnvo
the interests Of the natun aud he state which have
b-heye IN eminent degree, directed the Legislative,
acts Of this session.
This session has been to me a pleasant one shall
cary The mem ltirs Vt It's hours with me- among the
must pleasing reculitc of my lie The dislhatrt
Of be dutes uf This chtr have been made comparative.
ly EASY BY the AID cordial CO operation OF
every meube every uihcef Ut his house. tur your
knducs aud for the ia whh you have expressed
your approval Vt my Utca acts, thaHk you. While /
lave ,ndeAyured meet every question With strict i'm
Partially, do not naer myself that have not o.m.
mitted many errors but II In my instance have
wounded The feelings of any member, II was assure
} ltutenuJnal aud Il have ~ single ins auce
titus gwen Utpuoe, ak your pardon. Aud nov gen
tcutn about TO announce the result " the
this uOuse aud you about to separate 10
return 90 hJmes allow me TO wish you pleasant
u,ney thither and e,ch OF youa happy meeting with
the loved oaes Of the family circle.
Now We sepuae many OF us probably never 20 meet
again until tt day WHEN great congregation shall be
mIcd aud the earth and The shall nave given up
their dead that be who does not pei init sparrow 70 fa
90 me ground ~t bout bis mott may direct you along
the JIuu,y Of e, permit the lot Of each Of you 10
Dr. csst 10 pi ant places, is The wish Of him who nc
bids Juu FAREWELL.
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NOR SALE
Il FARMING Z MARKET GARDENING LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY

n fAhMlNG z MAihbA bAhDENlAN0 IAND
IN NEW JERSEY.
The subscribers will sell tracts of good land for
farming AMI market gardening, in quantities to suit
purchasers situated Ia the counties Of Ocean aud
Burlington on the line OF the Rtritan and Delaware
Bay Railroad, midway between New York ald Phia-
delphia SO per In addition to all the COM
products Of farm, these lands are valuable for
growing crauberres, sweet potatoes, peaches, grapes
tubaco aud hops. All crops ripen ten days earlier
than uu Long Island. Sqtukum mari is delivered At
ANY point the railroad at one dollar aud huy cents
per ton aud fetil1es the land for years after
rs application. Tue lands are mostly covered with
yeuw pine timber, suitable for lumber and cord wood
portion Of the timber has been recently cut on leav
ug the land ready for immediate cultivation Price
cedar rails : 3 per 100 Cord WOOD A. auy railroad
station, 80 per cord portion Of the lands contain
large quantity the best pOtterss cl y yet dlsoov
cred, for the manufacture Of yellow ware. Saw mill
within one mile OF Shsmong Station good hotel
at Shamung. 90 the lands offered tr sale. The locs.
zion IS yer, healthy and water excellent Lands well
Iered with uutaug streams, and supp led with good
mill sites and water power for manufacturing pur-
poses The whole purchase money may remain on
mortgage lor term Of years II desired, If the pur-
CD aser cultiyates the land.
For further particulars apply 10
+ - GREENWOOD, Elizabeth, n j.
WA o GILES, ~ 4 Y Franklin St,Nevfork
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DOWDOlN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The 45th Annual Course " Lectures in the Medical
School Of Msne will Feb "A h aud continue
10 weeks.
Circulars containing fall information be had on
application 10 Prof C. Bracket, NJ. D., BraHsisick,
Ne, or TO the Secretary. WiAidmstoi5H, Mas.
4. A. CHADPOUKNE, NJ. D., Secretary.
Brunswick, Me Oct 1864 p 40
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- + A T 4 o F Y 2 R n % y 7,
- WASHINGTON. DISTRICT -
In Probate Clurt, held Al N iatl~lisf, sfata 49,
fr said District. the l2tn iAy u Nlfeussr. 3 g.
1854.
Ora Lamuhear guardian II Fiors a sai a'.rff
Flagg, minors, residing ia Watsrharg, ssti tsfftf
makes application 10 said court Tor liosusr ia ss
fnloEing described real estate ~ ne sslt -a'ft ~
wit;A their interest IN the IRA rstssr sfHsisf a
sad Waterbury, Of which sYlvsnus faar, isiraf -
Waterbury, deceased died ssitsi, naigt Is sha1f
terest in the reyersun Of the ~iios's tsgr % 49,
estate, representing that the sale thereof O. ftF p7
pose Of putting the proceeds OF saoh ste ~ lategr
investing the 10 stocks real estate sasit -
beneficial tu said wards.
1 Wbereupon, It IL ordered By sd enaft fha1 ssi4
application be referred 3 session sbegvaf g. EN- te,t
at the probate office, IN said Mlntpeief. IA e.
day OF December, A. 1854. Tor hssraE ana tsrfi ~
thereon; and, il further ordered, that 81 fsisfs
interested be notified hereof hy pubesfian ~ uf1fs
OF said application and order thereon, thFts seas
cessvey in the w. Wstchman S'ae iaarEal. YlIas.
ed at Montpelier before said time Of hesrng thKt ihs1
msy appear at said tins aud place. aHa u tssy -
/ cause, object thereto.
By the Court.
1888 Attest. r. MERRILL Juars
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lraal notitrs.
- TAlE or yERM 7

u I Al 3 O 2 VI x N 0 y 7 4.
- WASHINGTON DISTINCT. So
Ia Prth hate Court. bed A. Montpelier. In said Do
trcs. the 10Th day Of November. A. u 1874
AFRO b Bragg. admiuistra,or Of the estais Of Locus
Chids late oi Watsdeld. 10 sad district deceased.
ufvssnts his adminisratiyu account for sramiuafun
and allowance. and makes Application for dscrse u
dstrbuiiou and partition n the estate " ssi ceesss
" bereur1n. IL u ordered By said court, THAT aid
accOuns snd said application BE- REFERRED ~ scssou
~ said be- ned At the Probate 0tics 10 r>d
Montpelier, on The 6th day u December. A y istt.
for hearing aud decision thereon And Il further
ordered that notes hereof b given 20 III persons M
tsrested by pshcAton Of the same three weeks sac.
oessively 10 the Vermont Wstohman State Jouruai,
4 newspaper published At Montpelier, Previous 70 said
time appointed fer hcsrinE, that they may appear -
said time and place add shoN cause Il any theJ msy
have, why said aooount should not be Alossd. and
such decree made
By the Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-25

NOTICE.-Dr. II. o. Worthen is prepared
Y 70 render Medical COUNSEL 10 those wishing MS
services. lie may be found a. tue late Dr. A Is Car
pepter's "a
Barre Nov. 10th 1894 dow
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~ T ATE OF VERM ON I
- MAsAINaLnN nIsTRLcI SIS

~ WARRINGTON DISTRICT SIS.
In Probate Court. held At Montpelier In said District
on the I'm day Of November, A d 1854
Henry james, Executor ~ the last will and tesla.
meut Nathaniel Woodman, la'e of Waterbury 10
AIT District, deceased, presents his administration
count for examination snd allowance, and makes APP
picttiou fir decree Of distr button and partition Of
the estate " said deceased Whertupon, il is ordered
by said Court, that said aud said application
be referred 10 sesson ~ said Court to be held At the
Probate Once in said Montpelier on the 18Th day OF
December, d 1864 tor heariug aud decision there
IN And II IL further ordered, that notice hereof h.
given 10 all persons interested. by publication OF The
same thee wrtks successfully 10 the Vermont Watch
man & $ ATE journal, newspaper PUBLISHED ut Mont
peier, previous 10 said tune appointed for hearing
that they may appear at said time and place and shot
cause, II ny they may have, why ssit account should
not be allowed. aud such decree made.
By the g. iurt
~ CHASE
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In support Of the above statements are presen' ed
the Certificates OF Dr. Jas K Cliltou Chemist, New
York; Dr. Hiram c x. Chemical Inspector. Oho; Dr
J,mes K N ehols, Chemist, B istOn; DR. Z Jones,
Caemlcsl Iuspector. Croleyille, Oho; Prot T.
Jackson, Cnemi-t b lston; De Chas Upham S1euard,
Cearlestuu. S c sud j v z b auey aud G A.
NJ triner .nsultine Chemists Chicago, all OF whom
have 4nalyz ID tn Citswns b andy and commend It
In the highest terms, for metilcnal use.
Anuiysts Of the hqaachuset State Assa5er en-, Jan, 25'
1858
When eyaporated through clean linen II left OIL or
offensive matter In every respect it is PURE spirit
u1us liquor The on which gives to this Baniy its
favor aud aroma, Is wholly unlike fusii, grain OIL
It's odur partakes Of both the rut and oil Of grapes.
W th acids IL produces others OF high fragrance
Toe substitution of this b ANDY for Cjgnao Bandy
will do away with the manufacture OF fictitious spirits,
sold under this name both Al home aud abroad.
Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES VI D,
Assayer 20 Safe NJ ,ss., 10 BJyleston st.
BY he SAM, IN 1861
have analyzed al LYONS PURE CATAWBA
b candy" Nth reference TO It's composition aud
character, heiug the same that produced IA past
years A sample taken from ten casks afforded the
same results with regard 20 purity; SLIGHTLY iucfeas
ed amount of the principle on which rs favor depends
was determined hY comparison Sith iormrr samples,
Toe indications Of analysis shuw thu, tins andy b.
nroiuoed by the same process As most OF the imported
Brandy
Boston, July 20, 1854 10 boSits'oh ~
Manufactured only by II II. Jacob ~ Co.,
To whom all o ciers should be addros,yd)
80 Depot, 81 Liberty 81. New York,
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The House having under consideration the
bill to compel towns to pay te-enlis'ed men
bounties at an early day, or lose the credit on
their quota, Mr., Nicholson of Wallingtord
opposed, by argument based on the following
grounds:
That such measure would open the door
to the most bitter jeaousies among the town'
now IN harmonious, loyal devotion. That nc
town would attempt again TO fill its quota i
its advantages were held By such uncertain
tenure. That the towns, like the state
would discharge the debt OF gratitude 80 las
a. tbey could 40 so and retain the strength t'
meet tue current demands upon their patriot
ism That it would be a breach Of faith t
deprive the towns Of the benefit of their dill
hgence in filling their quotas in their owl
way as the state itself invited and authorized
by special enae ment.
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FACrs FoK rHE PEOpLE.

II is we'll established fact that no pre-
paraton has ever beeu placed before the pub
lie. that, as a remedial agent for the safe aud
speedy cure Of Coughs, Colds, Group, In
huenza, Huarseness, Tickling in the Throat,
Soreness OF the Chest and Lungs, aud the re-
lief Of Consumptive Cough, is equal to Goes
Cough Bals4m. Although not known 10 the
Western States until the fall Of 1868, over
800, 600 bottles Of it we're sold and used by
the people its immense popularity being the
result of its undoubted merit. The propri-
etors, Messrs c. g. CLARK s. Co., OF Nes
Haven, Ct, who are amoug the most reliable
Of the Eastern Drug Houses, have offered 20
any man who would produce an article that
would cure any Lung and Throat affections
as quick as Goes Cough Balsam, a reward oi
500. aud are vitbGst ANY taker, although
the offer has been made public over two year,.
The bottle compares layorably in size with
any OF the e5 cent preparations, and its
strength is second To- none. making il not only
the best, but the cheapest remedy in the
world We have the uni,ed testimony OF
such houses as Lord ~ Smith Fuller, Finch
q Fuller; Burnham q Van Setback j III
Reed n Co.. and Il. Scoull. all heavy drug
gists in the city Of Chicago, together win
the assurance Of Wholesale snd retail drug
gists in all points OF the Northwest, tha
they are selling more of this preparation, and
that 10 gives greater satisfaction than any
other Cough Balsam row extant. No iamd,
should be without il; it is within the react
OF ALL tue price being only 40 cents. Il
time of health, provide for disease -Chicog'
Tribune. 3l:34
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DENIsoN TAFT .....
& DWIGHT
Barre Nov ist, A D 1854 NN


- A L + OF YER on r.
- wAsHiNGToN DISTRICT ss
In Psohate Court, held At Montpelier. slthia 49,
for said District, the 9th day of November. A D
1864
s,lvanus F Nye, guardian sf Alv . w, e
minor residing 10 berliu. IN fsa dsfrIri. uskfs
application 10 said Court Cor cen.e o. sfi tae fi 90
ing desc bed real estate Of he sui q. Oh ~ 81
his interest in the real estate o. whieh A 2 w.
late Of SAID Berlin. died sesed, iu1uainZ $50 So p
interest in the revefsion of the wdas's trurt so "a
the homestead, representing thst fhe sss iheftaf.
for the purpose OF putting the proosss 81 seee es ~
interest or investing the same 10 sucss as fsA esa'a
would be beneficial 20 said wari
Whereupon, 10 Ia ordered hy sai ar'. tnaf "a
application he referred 90 session fhFrHf q. 70 pa
At the Probate Office. Ia SAD M1ntpe.ief fhs llit
day Of November. A b i.f4. iof hesrg 40 isrs
ion thereon and. it V further ors-rsi. 'ht At aHf.
sons Interested be notified here0f tY ruhlcsfiar 4
notice of SAID application ant orisr ihsrer, ftrss
weeks successfully. in the Vermrni NsfrhUaa sHf
State Jourpa. printed ~ Montp,pr. tsi1rs sslf fHls
Of hearing, that they may Appsaf ~ ss|d uus az
plAce, aud II they see cause. object thereto
By the Court,
3O32 Attest. 4 MERRILL lairs