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From the New York Harper's Wcekly)
THE PRESIDENTS INAUGURATION.

The great political event of the week
was the Presidents re-inauguration on
the Ali, The ceremony was very inter
esting and impressive, The following
was the Inaugural Address delivered by
the President =
"FELLow CONTROVERSIAL this sec.
ond appearing to take the oath of The
Presidential office, there Is less occasion
for an extended address than there was at
the first. Then, a statement, some what in
detail, of a course to be pursued, seemed
fitting and proper. Now, at The explra-
ton Of four years, during which public
declarations have been constantly called
forth on every point and phase of the
, 1865-04-07

r z and Guardians are
hereby informed that, children,
qualified for admission, will be re-
ceiyed into Christiansted's Burgher
School, if presented on Tuesday 18th
INST, between the hours Of 10 to II
AN. duly furnished with certificates
of Baptism and Vaccination.
Christiansted's Burgher School,
9Th April 1865.
JOHN G.. STRiDTRON.
, 1865-04-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

l Anledning at Hans Majest~t Kongens
F6dselsdag modtager Hans H0iyeIbaaren-
he'd Gouverneuren Oens ciyiIe or mIlltaire
Embedsmend SAINT Borgere / Gouverne-
mentshuset L5gerdagen den SIDE DENIES
III. IL Nlddag
st. Croix, den 3die April 1865.
Efter Befaling,
4. J. BOYE.
, 1865-04-07
The nhVTGU
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 20th March to Alb April
Christianstel. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
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MEHPHIS APPEAL.



Oh a wonderful suream B. The river Of Time,
Ag % runs through me realm Of tears
With = fauluess rythm. and a musical rnynef
ana Q broader sweep, and @ surge su9hhte'
ana blends with the ocean OF years
How the winters are drifting Ike flakes OF
And the summers like buds between
And re years in the shesi-so Ih''
On fbs rr breast with its ebb and dovi
AS al glides m The shadow ana shoeh'
There's q magic Isle in The river or Time,
Where rha sofest ~ airs are paying
There's q cl0udlezs sky al4 2 1874 ciHtei
And d sorg - sweet as 10 Nespers chime,
And the June with the roses are staying.
and The -4ma m this Isle Is Long Ago,
49, - rn-v our treasures there
r5rrs rrr br0vs OF beauty, ana bosoms Of
r5.rs Srs heaps OF dust, but we loved them
Tssr1 are Einkels sud tressos Of hair.
There ara fragments or song that nobody sings,
There's a luie uuswept and a harp without
There are broken VOWS and pieces ~ rings,
aud -he garments she used 10 wear
Casrs are hands that are waved wheu The
fairy shore
BY the imege is lifted in air.
Aud we sometimes hear through the turou4enl
swest voices heard In the days gone before,
When the VIZ down the river is fair
OH remembered for aye be that blessed Isle
An tho day OF lie III night
Wher The evening comes with la oeauuIu
and d syes are closing to slumber awhile,
May that greenwood of soul be In sight
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ONCE MORE.
Matters.

DR KELLS, formerly OF his city. ~a~e7.1v
II Of EeW OFteansI having rsgafned n5
health. has resumed the practice 81 hfs grv-
CEAITE-the treatment Of diseases OF 4 p-frqts
nature. Dr. X. is a graduate OF one OF The harL
medical schools IN the world. with twenty wears
experience IN hospital and private practice.
~ you are laporlnE under auv affection Of the
telHto-Cnrfn0TW Organs. If YOU are diseased or
su1erng any Of the CONSEQUENCE or youthful
md1screuon, iet no false d~elicacy prevent your
mmedlate application % the physician and
surgeon whose entire business IL IS and who
thoroughly understands IL
strangers, and atherx in the city. should not
neealeSly JeopGrdize their future welfare uy
ehtrufiins themselves IN the haudsof ignorant
p~retenders or reckless adventures, but call lt
once on Dr. kells-his reputation is sufficient
Ruarantee you win not be Imposed up0ns and
friendly talk viii cost you nothing
All necessary surgical operations performed
ana all communication strictly confidential
Patients desiring it viii be visited at their rel-
dences during the interval Of Office hours me
0hce. parlor and Private Rooms ~o-lo1ecuu0
street. fourth door from Madison, ere 81 ar-
ranged that patients DO not meet each other.
once hours. IRON sam 70 Em., ana nom 2tp
Parties az a distance can consult per
mail. Address DG LgCL1 49,!
movAfm LEl1NAll- AEll-
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With the irr mense resources Of b above
Comp Anies, the ir long and faithful experience
in ur .derwritin z, and their prOmptness and lib
erah ty in the adjustment and settlement OF
LN Ses, we ara enabled to offer TO insurers the
be st possible security against the dangers OF
+ ire, Water ar d accident, upon terms as favor
able as consist emf with the hazard incurred.
In the Life : department., the Mutual Beneht
stands withou { a rival.
Being entiiy ely MUTUAL, its profits are d.
vided amords the Policy Holders DURING
THEIR LII r thus assisting them in the pay
ment Of lre minus
It nal * no EXTRA CHARGES for residence
In Tea lessee, and its large accumulation Of as
sets . nd smrali ratio Of expenses, furnish the
boss possible guaranty oftts stability and per-
, Il Apprc stions for assurances aithfully at
- nded 10. an sill Losses Promptly adjusted and
? aid at this Agency.
I HENRY A. LTTTLEToN,
Agent,
No. A Madison Street,
poy52m MEMPHIS, TENN
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1AA1AN1
~oBJEor-To furnish a School for Young La
dies, at a point heretofore reputed the Athens
ofthe South-seeond to none on the Continent
IN completeness Of tho Course of studv-the
thOroughness Of instruction or the go ~
slowed on the Manners Of the pupils
HorE OF SUcCEss-Our Department Teacbers
are thoreughi experienced and selected from
the very best circles OF home society. Tbe Prin-
cipal rs atthe same time proprietor ofthe Boarl-
ing Department. He will draw almost hfs entire
supplies from a farm, with which he is con-
nected, IN the v~icinity-thus the exnenses are
much lessened. Yet the aid Of his Nfpflisr ,r,o
mas thirty years experience in training Young
LADIES IN the Boarding Department; And MS
Drs Hubbard andS W. Moore IN Inc ffitersTv
1ePaItlent' VIII secure ample attention 70 all
the Interests Of the Institution.
MUsIo-Win be under the sunarvisoo ~ a
superior teacher and vocalist ofthe apssf e1Iti-
walton.
BUILDING AND GEouNDs-speak fuIIy for
bath rooms on the upper floor.
IN LANGUAGES AND MATHEW ATrcsA 4bor.
augh University Course win be given Il desired.
RELIGIOUS CHARACTER-Christian and Pro-
testanI burWili not be in any sense sectarian.
FOR You've LADTEs-Wbo have completed
their course OF study, and who mag wish 10
improve in the ART OF reading, there viii be an
opportunity TO pursue a course 81 General
apce q the Puncipal-Gocompanied With colo
qgial lectures, on style, and uses to be- made on
History, Poetry and Fiction
TERss--aO WEEKS,
Juvenile Department, n
Preparatory Department = 30
FrssLIa / 50
InciJsnfai anu 1'PHuHioIe = 1G 90
Tnnfor 2 90
TnciSart ~ SENIOR = 20 90
Instrumental Music ~ |
Vocal lessons added Sol
use OF instrument < !
Latin ana Greek taught without extra charge. |
Modern Languages, SIP 90 each.
Boarding, including Fuel, Lights snd WASH |
ing, = " per week. Young ladies' furnish their
own towels
AN APoLoGY-Is offered to our coIaborez in
me work o. education. We have placed our
-erms Tar below schools of similar Grade. not
because we intend a Observation-Disclosures
rs customary in cheap schools but hat
while with you we labor to raise the ednca.
lonai standard, We may take away from some
mistaken parents the last reason for patronfzjng
/. class OF schools where young ladies are
lerded Ike cattle, and educated only in SEEM
PARENTs FROM A DISTANCE, Wishing to board
iupils IN the Institution, for the second term.
commencing February ist, are requested 10
lon1y us as early as November, that we NAV
thoroughly prepared for the winter. OgE- ,
OF ALLExPEssEs IN ADVANCE. J
nov5 I'm. {
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BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.

F'dE Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company VIII
4 Receipt Tor Cotton OF Merchandise through
from Memphis 20 Liverpool, OF % any Of the
Eastern Cities a. the Lowest Rates
Their Line Of steamers is now I'm successful
operation. helultiatory voyage having proved
asucceas beyond tie most sauguIue h0peao OF the
friends O1tEe enterprise
The Steamships constituting this LLne-are Of
the Propeller order. each Of which has been
prepared for the Liverpool trade at great
expense. The Internal arrangement are ofthe
most complete and comfortable character. the
entire accommodation comparing faTorabiy
with other Lines 0f Steamships crossing the
ocean.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad having
suffered severely durng tie war, and thereby
having been deprived of her legitimate freight
for the past four years, now g9lclts the return
OF her old friends and patrons Of the South and
West. The Road is now in first rate condition,
being amply supplied with Rolling stock, all
arrangements being complete Tor forwarding
Cotton or other freight with dispatch.
will nnd 10 rotheir interest 20 ship
guaranteed.
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VAPOR BATHS.

VAP0R BATHS.
OF ALL THE AUXILIARY REMFmEs
IL The treatment Of venereal or other 49,
eases ofthe skin, the most vaiUable are. with
out exception. baths; n at the head ~
these must De placed the various forms Of Va
PoR BATHis-Cazeuave on the SyphDda. p. 2ls.
II Sulphur VupOr Baths, Try them.
No. ~ Second street. near Madison.
NOR Chronic skin Dissasis, take Dr.. Lioyd's
Il Aedicated Vspor Baths
No. 26 Second street, near Madison.
LNOR Copper COlersd B~lotchesta1e DIT. Lloydis
L Alternative syrup and Moist Mercurial va
por Baths. No. 2S Second street.
CYPHALTTIC and ercur1al Rheumatim-If.
- you wish a rapid aad permanent cure 20 70
Dr.. Lloyd's, 81 second street. n0yi2lm
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MEMPHIS.

DEG LEAVE TO INFORM Ny FRIENDS
4no re Eaele selslsAy l2aL l nayo on
largest SOCKS Of goods in my line ever brought
ms city. alFurclased for Cash and am pre-
l3 - o. Lover nglres than any house
rl l1sCfV- To close cash buyers ( can offer su-
lgr -l1ge-uelL call and examine my
STOCK end Prices and become satisfied. Ny
stock consists, DO part Of the following articles
A general assortment plain and fancy
Candies
Raisns, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts Can Honey,
Almonds Can Green Peas,
EIberts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Mackerel,
Curralts, Can Tomatoes,
Citrun, Tomato Catsup,
Honey IN Glass, Pepper Sauce,
JeLies ia Glass, Sardlnes, I g. bxs.,
Preserve in Class, HOLSTERS, 1 x lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles p = ,, and
Brandy Cherries, gal Jars,
Peaches ID Glass, Pickles, bbls. q do.
Flnesppl@m Glass, Strip, bbls. & do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can P~Inespples. ReffdA Coffee do,
Can haspnoFries, Powdered Sugar,
Can -BiaeE1erries, Brown Sugar,
Sta "a Foefres, Flour, all grades,
K DFsteIs, Picnled Beets,
Cove oysters, ] 2Plckled Lebsters,
70 cans salmon, l&2lb. a n
Celebrtaed FIG Flour,
Candles, Starch.
CARROTS SnuRin bottles and PACKS.
AacEerel IN o5ls. q hlE 5bls., Nos. ], 81
Mackersl ia kits. Nos. ]. Q, and 3.
10000 Cigars, all grades
Fine Cut Tobacco in fol, dideretB Brands.
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbis.,
M.V Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Sp-cez al descriptions ground & whole, /
Buckets, Tubs, Broous, Washboards, etc, /
Mustard In small and large pkgs.,
6l1ytng Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
gr London ClGb Sauce,
49, German Soar,
Lara-i Palm Soap,
Rio d Java Coffee,
~ Dds. 4 me Old Bourbon Whisky
~ DOS. Imitation Rourban W-bisLg
- jus Cl%Lsc valley Whisky
So CAfeL cs'ks&bots.
Medeira, Absvptba
Port
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKSH
Just Received as large an assortment Of, F- ]
M2rSsas Yh7 ever brought 70 this CITY, Ia part
800 boxes Fire Crackers,
1000 boxes Torpedoes,
a eezsrnl stock OF 2
ROcke Roman Candles,
sTRPgyTs, FIRE WHEELS, ETC. )
All Goods
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED =
AND
Delivered Free Of Charge
To All Parts Of the City.
Constantly receiving D
Eggs Butter, Potatoes, Cheese, etc
L. rocco, z.
NadLoa and second Streets, Z
Nos. 400 a zVs. a
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c 0 R o Ma,
A FEMALE OIL
OF the Highest Grade,
LEBANON, TENN.

ReU. p Kelley, A. NJ, n d., PRINCIPAL.
4rs. Mary Rytoa, Vice~-PrincipaI
Mrs. n 4. ReNey, assistants.
Mss Fann'e oven. Teacher instrumental MUS
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GEO. FOSTER. W. A. GwYN. GUILD COPELAND.
A. Il. FOSTER. J. W. FOSTER, SAMUEL GwNN.
FOSTER. COPELAND &CO.,
Commission Merchants
AND
MERCHANDISE BROKERS
No. 30 WdteT Street,
Corner Coenties slip, New York.

We desire to call your attention 10 the above
Card, and respectfully tender you our services
in this market, assuring you that any business
YOU may intTust TO our care will have our per-
sOnal, prompt and faithful attention.
We will be pleased 10 receive on consignment
Tobacco, Cotton and Western Produce gem
orally. We have secured the commOdiOus store
No. 30 Water. Street. located in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the AharVes Of the Friu-
cipal Railroad and Transportation Companies
and when sales cannot be made on arrival. we
are prepared TO store, under our own super
vision, the goods consigned to US.
We viii execute orders fOrany article Of mer-
chandlse in the market, but viii make a
speciality Of GROCERS' FOODS
We viii receive and forward Merchandise to
foreign ports when desired.
Our Houses viii be conducted as heretofore at
Cincinnati. under the style of FOSTER
BROTHERS, and at Memphis under the style
Of FOSTER. GFYNN e co., and they will be
prepared to make Cash Advances on consign-
ments to us, and being in constant commune
cation with us by telegraph and otherwise, VIII
be pleased to give our friends in their vicinity
early information OF the changes IN this market.
Tit business here viii be controlled by our
George Foster, Guild Copeland, and Samuel
GWyn and with their knowledge of Western
Produce, Tobacco and Cotton, their experience
in the General Merchandise and Grocery BUSH
ness, and a thorough acquaintance with the
wants of the West and Southwest, we with con-
hdence solicit your patronage.
Very respectfully,
FOSTER, COPELAND L co.
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Through Receipts gwen by
O.. FAILS q CO.,
agents 3. d. O. u. Il

Our last telegram from Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad IS dated 18TH -tOUr route is ia perfect
order, and we can forward any amount Of
cotton without delay, which will be go0dltews
TO shippers, IS a late Cincinnati Commercial
states, We learn from % reliable source that
the Erie. New York Central, and Grand Trunk
Roads are pretty thoroughly blocked up. with
"a mir prospect Of o similar state Of things on
the Pennsylvania Road. How long the Baiti-
more q Ohio Railroad can stand the surplus
pressure remains 90 be seen.
O.. FALLS & co.
Agents Baltimore & ohio Railroad.
MEMPHIS. Nov. Is 1855. rofS-Tr
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WEBSTER
New Unabridged Dictionary,

Than which there is none which has reached Its
pinnacle Of fame.
Worcester's Unabridged Dictionary we also keep
constantly on hand some scholars worship az
It's shrine. It's good, but WebstCrs last is sU-
PEELATIVELT GOOD. Medical Works we have .
Law Books we have. The best Literary Works
OF this and every age Novels OF almost all de
cent authors school BOokE, a very large stock
OF all kinds used I'm This country; wiring pa
pers, Cap Legal Cap Letter, Bath, Commercial
Note and Note; Envelopes OF all sizes, OF good
qualities; Blank Books, Memorundums. Writ
ing Books, Composition Books, Steamboat
Books, Note books Socks Of Exchange, Ar
nOldls and Buffers Inks, Copying Books, Copy
ing PresSes, and ten thousand things we cannot
mention
To Attorneys and Physicians we especially
communicate that We send promptly for an
books they desire, and charge but small COM
peusatiOn-
To all we say, call and examine our stock.
We will sell you as low as any one can who
does not sell to his p%ecuniary destruction. We
solicit your trade. We promise fair and hon
Orable dealing " shall respectfully and Do
lltely treat you. "A. WADE co.
nOYS 3m 2S3 Main street.
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Etc, ETC., Etc.,
To Merchants, and the Trade generally,
zoe can and WiH offer great
inducements.
Salesmen--

Salesmen--
YIN Burton, OF ~someFyilIs, Tsnps
henry Cooke, do
Horace Reeves. do
connie Black, Oakland. Mis-.
Robert 8. Alternating, ranoia, Miss.
John p. Wood, Brownsviiia. Tenn.
Edwin A Spottswood. emphia
VS.. Eastman, Ak
Thomas W. johnson. az
N. +. Mcmahon, So
j.. 9. Baldwin, A.
James N. Htekz, do
noY12-lm
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ATOTTCE---T0 shippers by the Mississippi
~ and tennessee Railroad: No freight VIII
be received by this Road, for shipment south.
from to-day, Saturday, Nov. Is. until further
notice. A. $. LlFEBMOEE.
uoYlSlm. Gent Sup'f-
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For terms apply at o-church.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE OF
Eastward Trains.

On and after WEDNESDAY, the Sth instant
tbs trains on the Memphis andC Charleston Rail
VIII run DAILY, as follows:
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WILLIAM ID. MAY,
Stock Broker,

WILLIAM \. MAY,
Stock Broker,
7 CONGRESS. STREET, n 2 CONGRESS SQUARE,
Government securities of all descriptions,
Railroad Bank, Manufacturing, and all other
stocks bought and sold on commission.
THE BEST AND SAFEST INVESTMENT FOX CAPITAL.
NEW YORK SILVER MINING co.
OF NEVADA.
Capital. $3.50. 900; Shares. 500 each. 1000
Shares in treasury; 1900 for sale.
Price $40 per Share; $50 per
share after August /.
and $50 after Oct. l.
Work Is going on upon the mine, machinery Is
purchased, and superintendent sent out. A ~
stamp mill will produce 4 per cent per mouth on
the whole capital of the Company. The sam
Piles analysed show one of the richest mines in
Nevada.
u.S.AssAY OFFICE, N. Y, June 20, 1865.
s. r. HUTCHINSON. Esq. Secretary and Tteasur.
err, &c.
DEAR SIR: The sample of ore left by you yester-
day yielded per assay, silver at the rate of $780,
VI per ton OF 2OuO lbs. valued in silver dollar stan
dard. Respectfully, ~(signed,)
ANDREW MASON, melter and refinor.
NY, SILVER MINING Co. OF NEVADA.
GENTLEMEN: The first sample of ore furnished
me yielded by assay. per gross ton of ore. silver
2lo ounces, worth Sis. (signed)
DR.. REID, Chemist and Assayer.
Never has there been so favorable a time in
which investments could be made so safely, and
and the amount doubled, and more than doubled
in so short a period.
This stock will be at par within q year. and ma
king dividends of from 8 to 8 per cent per month
in gold.
THOMAS sPRowL. president.
$. r. HUTCHINSON, secretary.
Office: 81 Broadway, over Am. National Bank.
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I.EONARD r.. HOLMES ESTATE.

LEONARD f. HOLMES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
LAM0ILLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at johnson, within
and for said district. on the l4th day Of Aug.
A. D., 1865.
Judah @. French, administrator of the estate OF
Leonard L. Holmes late Of Cambridge in said dist
deceased, represents to the court that the per.
sonal estate of the said deceased Is insufficient
to pay the debts and charges Of said estate, and
asks said court to grant him licnse to sell all oil
the real estate of the said deceased. In Cam.
bridge. to enable him to pay said debts and
charges. 80 ,.
II Is therefore ordered by this court that a
hearing be had on the request aforesaid. on Mon
day the 4th. day Of Sept. A. d.. 1865, at the
Probate office in johnson, and that all persons
concerned be notified thereof by publication in
the Lamoille Newsdealer printed at Hyde Park.
three weeks successfully. prior to the day set
for hearing.
so c. G. CHADWICK, Judge.
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Ma tioer will sell at public auction OF
nay inc 18th Of Aug. at I O'Clock r. NJ
h. niSes In hyde Park,-thc house. land
NJ Rs., recently occupied by the late Mrs
N D., y. b. RAND. Overseer Of Poor
r"s, Aug. II 1855. Sow9
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These bonds are now worth a handsome preml
um. and are exempt. as are all the Government
alton which adds from one to three per cent. per
annum to their value, according to the rate lev
led upon other property. The interest is payable
ss~mi-annually by coupons attached to each note.
and sold to any bank o
banker.
Tha interest amnnnts To
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LUTHER CAMpBELL'S ESTATE.

LUTHER CAMpBELL'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hol-
LAMOILLE FRI IS den at the Probate Of
fee In johnson In said district on the l4th day Of
Aug. A. ID. 1865. .
An INSTRUMENT. purporting to be the last will
and Testament Of Luther Campbell. late of'Hyde
Park said District, deceased. being presented
TO the Court by T. j. Holbrook, the
executor therein named for Probate:
II Is ordered by said court, that all persons
concerned therein, be notified to appear at o ses-
sion of said court to be holden ut the Probate OF
fee. In johnson on the ith day ofSept., 1865.
and show cause. II any they may have. against
the Probate of said will for which purpose, IL
is further ordered. that a copy Of this order be
published three weeks successfully In the la
noble Newsdealer printed at Hyde Park, previ'
Gus to said time appointed for hearing. 80
A true copy Of record Attest.
G. C.. CHADWICK. Judge.
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JOHN A. CHILD'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In ProbateC court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, IS. ! en- at johnson, within
and for said district on the l4th day of Aug,
a.. D., 1865.
L.. H.Noyes administrator of the estate Of John
A. Child, late of Hyde Park in said district
deceased represents to this court that the said
John A. Child was in his lifetime under contract
to deed and convey to one Elias A .Keelcr, a piece
of land in Hyde Park, upon certain conditions to
be done and performed by the said Keller. said
land described as follows: The west half Of the Sd
division lot. drawn to the original right Of Am
asa Jones. supposed to contain 100 acres of land
The said conditions having been complied with.
the administrator aforesaid asks said court to
grant him license to deed and convey to the said
Keller the land aforesaid according to the terms
of said contract, or with such variations as shall
be agreed upon or approved by the court.
Whereupon it is ordered that said application
be. referred for hearing to the 4th day Of Sept., A.
D.. 1855, at the Probte Office in Johnson, and
that all persons be notified thereof publication In
the Lanoille Newsdealer published at Hydepark.
three weeks successfully before the day set for
hearing.
80 c. q. CHADWICK, Judge.
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VIncIand Lands.

TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
Large and thriving settlement, mild and health
full climate. 80 miles south of Philadelphia by
railroad. Rich soil, producing large crops, which
can now be seen growing. Ten. twenty and
fifty acre tracts, at from $50 to S35 per acre,
payable within four years. Good business open.
iugs for manufactures and others. Churches,
schools and good society. 1t is now the most
improving place East or west. Hundreds are
settling and building. The beauty with which
the place was laid out is unsurpassed. Letters
answered. Papers giving full information will
be sent free. Address CHARLES X. Lands Vine.
land post office. Lands Township, N. j.
From report of Scion Robinson. Agricultural
Editor of the Tribune: lit il one of the most
extensive fertile tracts, in an almost level posi-.
ton, and suitable condition for pleasant farm
ing that we know Of this side Of the Western
Prairies."