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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-02
Little Kanawha G. Elk River
pETROLEUMAND MINING co.
~ INSCRIPTIONS TO BE CLOSED.
Cash Working Capital, slSo, 900.

OFFICERS:
OLfvERB. WOOD. President.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK Vice President.
CnARbESJ. MARTIN, Treasurer.
JAMES wADSwORTH Secretary.
3. 3. BLACKWELL. Consulting Engineer and
f0spsrat Supsrintendsnt. p soy 81. e
w 4ApA&A E rR6swEs.
PAUL n. SPOFFORD. Of Spofford, Tileson 4
Co,.N.Y-
CHARLEsJ. MARTrN. President Home In.ur-
ancs Co.. NY.
Hon. ROGER AvERILL. Danbury. Conn.
=, Hon. ALBERT 2. CATLIN, Burlington. Vt.
q. JAMES CRUIKSHANK. 66 Broadway, MY.
OLIVER E. WOOD. 20 Barclay street. Y.
JAMES wADSw0RTH. of James wadsworth
&Co.. 81 Cedar street, NY.
JOHN W. STRONG, Detroit. Mich.
EDWARD NJ MORGAN. 2 Pine street. NY.
THE SUBSCRIPTION Is so NEARLY
II completed that II is intended to close the same
On or before the 18th Of February.
Subscriptions $3.50 COO Of which seoo 900 purcbas-
tes the land-to-wit: e2.seo acres. The remaining
is the permanent cash working capital Of the
Company.
g Par value Of shares, 500. Lands located on the
ilmer and Braxton in the very heart Of the oil re-
gions Of West Virginia.
" Professor Richardson reports: "Your property il
thsve centre Of the West Virginia oil regions II
has numerous oil and gas springs along the banks Of
its streams, one Of which vies with the famous
Burning Spring itself"
Professor Shepherd. Of New Haven. Conn.,. re-
ports: "Too~stder H eminenRy OIL producing land.
nHh ALL
tAs long lines of car0uretted hydrogen, or aumindt-
Jn0 Sas spria0s. some Of tcAicA sa,o burning, as
oeu az he appearance Of oil itsetr on Me surface
of Astrdot, fully confirms me In khts 6eiief
Msrs oaS BE- no doubt Mat along your creeks and
hibstdrtes there 10 large ertent Of pGludSls oil-
pro6sciag territory. Tho prodioious amount Of
Stsuminous and came, coal iron ore. Hnestors and
sosGs embodied In tie Nigh Ails on ,our proper
~, s tops and slopss Of pAicA covered toin an
sesraordinory 0rotDtA Of tOAite oak and other heavy
Hgbsrs, odd imHaensely to its pdlus."
These views are fully indorsed by the reports Of
the most practical and experienced men from the oil
districts Of both Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Tho Company consider themselves fortunate in
having secured the services of Mr.. Blackwell. q
practical civil engineer for the general superntond
enoy. so well known as the late Chief Engineer and
Superintendent of the Commissioners of Wash
ington Heights" NEW York City.
Arrangements are in rapid progress for the imne-
date development Of the property. on scale com
mensufate with its value and extent. g'
Subscriptions payable at the time Of subscribing.
orone-half in cash. the balance in thirty days from
the time of closing the subscription. can be made in
person or bylstter at the oace Of the undersigned
NeeI Cedar street. New York; j. K DOBSON. No.
a Eksta atreet Roaton. and JO1N w. STRONG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26
Auction, H,aEeS,
Nv VITm gn & WAsHINGT0E, AUCTIoNIEEss.

~ WITMER q WASaINGTON, AUOII0l'1-E 1ss
A FIRsT-RATE BUSINESS STAND ON
II KING STREET AT AUCTlON.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, "a Of : oTel1-
her at 10 O clock, on the premises, we Wi
snI1' HAT yALUABLR STAND on the G*:5ssj
south side Of King street between Royal A#A ;:4
and Pitt No. IS, at present occupied by q. 3;
Brent aid A. Bodenwieser, IS feet front By ~. ~
feet deep. With two-story BRICK HOUSE.
and back buildings thereon. This property has
been in the same family tor more th2n sixty
chaser will be required to pay for TIE expense Of
the deed. including U. S. Stamp; Further par
tn11ars as to terms, on the day ofsale oc24-coto
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD. The shenan-
doah Herald speaking of the Manassas Gap
Railroad, says that the President Of the Com
pany, in recent conversation, had no definite
information on the subject. A good deal OF
difficulty had been realized in getting the
proper authority to take such action as would
restore to the company the iron taken from the
road, shortly after the commencement of the
war, by the military authorities, and used upon
other roads. # this iron could be gotten back,
it is probable that, in the course Of q few
months, the road would be repaired and the
cars put upon it. This fact and the addition
al circumstance, that there are heavy pecu-
mary liabilities hanging over the company,
will explain the reason why the road re-
mains as it is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26
AGRICULTURAL implements, etc.

4 GRICULTURAL IMP LINN b = ID AND
II MA CHINER1.
], ?. BARTHOLOW,
WAsHINGToN, y. c.
The subscriber would call the attertion Of
the farmers Of yirginia to his large and varied
HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
MACHINERY, SEEDS AND
FERTILIZERS.
which he offers at lowest factory prices.
our stoclis large and extensive, enhraclng
al new improve III Agricultural 1mple-
mants and Machinery, carefully selected
We solicit an examination ofstock ana prices,
PLOWS AND PLHW CASTINGS,
HARROWS,
FIELD RuLLERS,
WHEAT s GUANO DRlLLS:
HORSE POWERS,
q7YRESHING uACHINES,
FILMING MILLS,
CORN SHELLERS
GRLS2' Mills, Sc.
CLOVER ]. TIMOTHY,
ORCHARD GRASS,
MLLLET,
HERDS GRASS, Sc.
Also, full stock Of fresh and genuine
hhRRPRTHE Sh5R;S PREPARED
'>@1D' PERUVIAN GUANO;
BONE DUST,
DAUGHS RAVBONE
SUPER PHOSPH,A I,E,
T. 4. MEXICAN GUANO:
PLASTER, &C.
J, ?. BARTHELOW:
Dealer in Agricultural implements:
Hardware, Seeds FertiliZers,.
SIS. 7th ST., near Penn. ay., washington:
Washington, oct 6-lm ---------------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

Police officers, J. r. Gray and Chas. OlVe,
the turnkey at the jail, started yesterday even
ing to Washington in a buggy, on search 1or
John Began, Thos. Corners and John Gun
ningham, who escaped from the jail yesterday
morning, and was noticed IN yesterday 0a-
zette. Their search 10 Washington was I'M
successful, but as they we're returning last nlgn0
they met the parties they were hunting TOR face
TO face on the Long bridge. The escaped
prisoners turned, and started to run, and talhns
to halt as commanded, Olive shot at them with
a revolver four times, Wounding Began III the
hand and leg. They then surrendered sta
ting that they were unarmed. Began and
Corners we're handcuffed together, and the
former saying he could not walk, on account OF
his wounded leg, were put in the buggy, and
Olive getting in with them, started of tor this
city. When near Mr. Swanns residence, on
the Washington turnpike, Olive being OFT ms
guard, was kicked out of the buggy, which
ran over him, and his passengers Jumping cut,
made their escape. Officer Gray, who had
Cunningham in charge, walked him safely back
to his old quarters in the jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

POLICE REPORT. Nine negroes were ar
rested last night by the city watch, upon
the various charges Of disorder]y conduct,
robbery and receiving stolen goods, ana
brought before the Mayor this morning but
as the testimony in these cases Included white
and black evidence, the parties we're turned
over to the provost marshal.
MAGISTRATES COURT. : Mrs. Sutton, at
the instance of Mrs. Windsor, was bound over
to keep the peace for six months.
Charlie West l1te boy, only nine years
Of age, for obtaining from the city post office,
by false representations, letters, some OF which
were supposed to contain money, was sent to
the county Jail, until his case could undergo
further invests gatl0n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26
------1srsss,e-~-sgSED -ssls:r

The remains Of Thomas S. holland, Tor
naer member Of the Sun Fine Company, were
bourne to the graveyard this evening. On the
hose carriage OF that company, which had been
tastefuiy draped in mourning Tor the occasion,
followed By the members Of the Sun. Irlend-
ship and steam Fire companies, and proceeded
by band Of music.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26
az I0HI Z. pAER0GT, kUcII0NELE.

vH7DrsTEE:s SALE OF VALUABLE
REAI PROPERTI.-Under authority
Of a deed oftrust from John Cohagan and VIE,
TO me, will offer sale, by ancton} for G2st on
SATURDAY, the 18th Of November. lo02 81. e.
hat TyT0-STChy BRICK HOUSE, on skl JILL
the east side Of Patrick street, between Prince
and Duke streets. Immediately opposite Grace
Church, in which said Cohaga!m formerly re3 31
ded. with the vacant ground adjoining 1t on G5e
south, extending south to an alley ~ 1e6C wac
and east to a court IS feet lOinches wide alsor q
vacant lot at the northeast corner OF FalMcA
and Duke streets, binding 43 feet inches on
Duke street, and extending north On Patrick %
feet to said 70 feet alley.
This property Will be sold in convenient sub
divisions. which will beshoWn OF . plat at the
sale. 4. JCAN>IOA, trustee
oc 24-cotd iC0mm. &5Jour:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

Gsy Winner L, Washington, -&sacG'Ts~
F7,REEsTO NE POINT FIS s roy
der. at the Market House, in Alexandria, Vs.
on Ihursday, the 18th day Of October, for 27@
eaasonS JOHN ". FAIRFAX.
Sc 30-toc19 Executor of HENRY FAIRFAX.
azy~Tho renting Of the above IS postponed
until Thursday. November I'd: at Il N pre-
cisely. cc1 iI-cLG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

SS,cEn hot hnr -
.. oii1u"o.aDo0' '''s'0 ;, ,-'' 20
mary %iidOlIItitS AduSliiS o'Ci liz tVih paiit
will explain the reason why the road re-
mains as it is
= : =, s:n1---7--.---o.. !
w. $3.50 $500 t 49, ~ .s3 49,, -, <1..1
NV -o.l :. - s,,,1a 49, ~ v1.ta1
na"', = n se 49, ~ 80 ee 80 r;.:1anos r.
1870 $50 .. ;*h4 ara ma,a Lass +bsn ,.,,;ta
-, s,,.sa -,,:4o .5 ,1.o,- $50, 49,
same 1ootlng II regard 70 poh1samen', no Per
mlts nave TO De obtained from me mayor :oE
negro assembiages az night and bailS' paFSleS
and disturbances are, consequently g OF 01sh'i5
occurrence.
Woodstock. Mount jackson and Edipburg,
.1,:. c,7o7r ,,,,
'sls '.,lA'iDs S'4s' =. ,9s,-1
- - a IVY . '19l 1900. -. >
bnsnos, az s' oL 80 vosn5oas -
make them aourishing places for 4, manufacturers.
Meem's bottoms. and the splendid river farms
ton to eyerv traveler These SPLENDID bot
toms are covered with corn. in shock, notvith
standing all that mas passed
~ :. :.,:-. ~;
,oua'fs, seeking ploh'aoie llloneS XIV e'Sl7'''o'
,uol'oD n. Pe1o, a. ": h12on Slla - a.
"Ooos: S's'}ea hl&1'as vernon yeSte1oa,' o'
the. steamer Nawaset On the steamers re-
sion House. They took The train for Rich
moat; lar nisht
Inc rain on he Orange and Alexandra +.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26
10 CAL n i W ' s.

IN the Washington City Council on Mohu "a,
o;ght, Mr. Dudley presented petition Of 'n us
ros;dents and voters Of the city, setting lof,n
+hat in view Of an effort which will % maue
- influence Congress to pass a lew establish
ING universal suffrage in the DISTRICT Tue
citizens i should have an opportunity prior there
TO- to express their sentiments; and asking the
Councils to provide for an election at an early
aay, 50 as to get an expression OF pubic sentl-
nent upon the question. After motion to lay
upon the table, and motion to refer to the
Freedmen's Bureau, (which was ruled out Of
order, it was referred to special committee.
rba second branch Of the Washington City
Conn q; had an extra meeting last evening, at
which it was stated that if the Washington
and Alexandria Railroad Company would pay
the eighty thousand dollars due to the city by
said company, it might run its trains, with
engines, upon Sixth street, across the mall and
eanal TO point near the National Hotel The
stock of the Fredericksburg extension OF the
above road is said to be so far taken that
officers are to be elected on Saturday at Alex
andria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

The case Of Mr. William Bushby, the City,
Jailor, for shooting . negro man, Gu Saturday
evening last, was settled this morning at the
Provost bIarshal's Court Mr. Bushby paid
the wounded man twenty dollars, and the
amount of the doctors bill, and was discharged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

Mos Ie3s}s 31s3, O. sS0ss.
BALTI1LORE ST., BALTIMOR RE.
Importers, jobbers & Retailers OF
I's5ul1IGusN Il DOM i1oI|1O DRY GOODS.
invite the attention Of
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL BUYERS
to their large and varied stock, embracing
EVERY DEPARTMENT
Of the trade In their
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
On THE SECOND FLOOR,
Of their extensive premises will be found goods
suited 90 the wants Of
WHOLESALE BUYERS
generally ,-,scarcs az'd Desirable articles can
use1ulIy Je .foMnd acith rs.
THEIR RETAIL STOCK,
on FIRST FLOOR and BASEMENT, will be found
one of the most varied and extensive in the
country In both Wholesale and Retail De-
LOWEST PRICE IS MARKED
on every article SO that parties not fully &C
quainted WITH the value Of goods, can buy from
us with confidence
Baltimore, sep 18-lswtian1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

! 1Qnor prevailed IN Washington yester-
as5 that Captain Writ was to be hung day.
40 public announcement justified the rumol
last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

3 iracas occurred last night on Royal street,
Aeaf the Catholic Church, between some
aesfoes Considerable noise: was oocasioned.
'as 80 arrests were made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

sweet potatoes were selling on the wharf
'n's morning at 1915 per bb]., and oysters
a. from fifty cents to one dollar a b5oshe!, fo1
Ordinary to good.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05
Guarsiam's Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, ~ Probate Court held
WAsNiNGroN ptstmcr, S. at Montpelier within and
ior m District the 23d day OF November A d. ls6b
| GRACE STEELE, guardisH Of Liitn l. steele, A
II minor N Application To said Cosrt Tor license Ia
sel TIE following DESERT ed real estate OF his snld W. ri
Ia wis the interest Of "a ward as heir anu rrptesen
tive OF taTsa L. steele, deceased, piece of nd sit
uaitd IN Roxlury, 10 said istiiot. ded by sarah
bIcntldf :, late Of sail Xlny dt ceased Co Beniamin
Samuel add sarah Butchelder, and the saia C,art.a
L. steele representing tha Tue sale thereof tor the pur
pose Of plthg the proceed. 4 such sale Interest or
hVt.il the me o. stocks or real estate, would be-
beneficial To said ward;
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that said appl
eaiuh he referred o session thereof, 4 be held al he
Probate thee 90 sad Montpelier on the lgh day u DE.
otnibal A II l-Oa tor hearing ana dtcisi III feon
And . is Nithct trdcrtd that an persons int rested
be notified hereof By publication ot u, ice Of said ami
cation aud thereon, three weeks sucutssEry Ia The
prtcn Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont, elef ielor
said time e hearing, that they may appear az said and
aud place, ana II tuey see cause object tlersio
By he Court.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
bhWolrH DISTRICT IS. At CHELSEA IN said ai,tacl,
90 te 5Olh day " No,rmt.r A. D. 1865.
NAHUM hppkE, Admmntrat0f OF he estate Of url
y Loh-re ute u Chelsea, ~ SAID district deceased,
pttsths DIS admrlstrlun account for examination and
allowance and makes applcHoniur de- rec Of drtrlbu
uon aud partition Of the estate OF SAID deceased
NhfupUn % ~ ordered by SAID Court that SAID account
ana san application be referred TO oi SAID Court
=ei DAY "i De9vm ef a. D. ISIS Tor hearing ana deci
sion iicoh ANA % iudhef 0fdtfed, shat notice here
90 be gwen 10 all persons rested by publication Of the
same hrre weeks successfully in the Oren Mu ntain
Freeman, newspaper pub btd al M.utpelier prrvo.s
b sld time appointed Tor telung that they may appear
Al said time and place. aud show cause, Il any hej may
nave, why SAID snould be- al0wtu aud sueh
decree made. Bi che Count,
fiaNJ Auett, 1.K CIEAVI LAND Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

An ERROR CoRREcrED. Most practitioners and
med ione makers, IN preparing pulmonary med
loine, use ingredients which must be prescribed
. not oltener than three or four times per day -
the proper treatment in such cases ia to employ
medicine that il is sale to use every f fteen
min ties the directions for cough medicines
should he % little and often. Il is Che throat.
not the stomach, that requires rqatment--this
"a tho secret Of the success. Of Coe'4 Cough Bal
iam " Take ., little end often" In a very
'ho IT time it has become immensely popular
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05
David (sray,s Estate

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court held AZ
WshiNGtoN DISTRICT. Montpelier, within ana Tor
san uisuIci on the 18Th dul OF n vent en- A. d. IsC5
instrument, p0tpoHinfto bethrlast ~ aud les
"a lament OF David Gray late Of Eat AontpeNer in
sad District deceased, beng presented t. ne Couit y
paVld H. 'tey, The tAetu or there named for Prob tr
HWodered by said Court, that All petsots concerned
therein be- notified 10 sand tnutt 10
he nd,n at the trobalt tice ~ Montpelier On the 10
ay ui be', a. u 1850, ana SHOW cause II any they may
haNehgahs the Probate uEauNIll, tot whirh rutpose
s lniltf ordered ibaaeoJ oihe record Il mis- order
oe p9bhedhfee weeks succtssively tht Green Noun.
ain freeman, ptintedat Montpelier prev ou to aid time
appointed for heHrnl.
true copy Of record
Tisw3 Attest n r 'upnpuI ia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05
FARM ENR AAnra

me Judge FathoN Farm, near ndoph Centre village
ana near hurohrs Post Once aud The celebrated Onnse
ounIy Sramnar school, ana less than tire, miles from
ne tAutoNa station IL Is on high ground overlooking
w county Tor many miles, ami most tAc Heat soil
ABOUT so acres u land in all IS to 40 acres Of
mostly haty wooded - 10 80 aetes OF pasture balance
tnnlalv anu moving land, including old orchard. A
ereu'l viii he tvtn II desnd for part u thr
purchase money Possession April l., i3dd For terms
Apply to jacob smlih or Chirl Dewey
Montpelier, Nov. 10th ls65. ,a,wa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05
Auction Notice.

TUE personal property belonging 10 the Dta VIM
Wells place, half way betwe ne Norm Vuiag,. And
the East Branch, IN Brookte viii be- sold Il oI
sad premises " 10 O'Clock, A. a. On saturday Dec o
1900 Among the property TO be go ar, The lIowns
nam d arices; | buggy NsgIu, | cypress wagon 4
pleasure wagon lumber Wagon, no 81 cars, s,igh 2
hArhtsstsi winhoWing mttl harrow, ouitiyAtnr /
non bar, and numerous otArr farming tools. Also =
circular saws with arbots, shop stoves and pipe wae
ON wood partly hontd hrass ooek lot OF btd posts
wagon hubs, joiner anu bench tools, nous hold goods
miscella ntous lumber, &C, sc.
:. o. BlGLow, Auc'r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05
Wake your own soap

WITH b. 7. BABIrr's PURE CONCENTRATED
POTASH or READY SOAP MAKER. Warranted double
ia 'reush u common Potssh and superior DO any other
saronher or ley u market Put up cans of one uud
iw" pounds three pounds, pounds aud we've pounds.
with iu directions in English and German for making
Hard aud Sot Soap One pound viii maxi hnsen galloas
OF soft SOAP. Moline required Cou.umers will and
ih.a the cheapest Potash IN market
TSSilm3 y. T BABBIrT,
g. IS, &C. 81, Is. CO. 20, 52and Is Warrington ST.,
The Mason 4 IIRmltn Cabinet organs forty
different styles sdaptea TO acfed and secular music fer
80 90 5000 zach. falRn FIVE COED or SILVER
NED Ais or other hrst premiums awarded them Illus
trstrd Catalogues free. Address, MASON & uAMtIN,
Boston, or MASON BROTHERS. New York r57yi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05

Porr- Western, tSC0tos60
PORK Prmet41ooto $500 Mess $1,000 to 300
Beef '4iO'to 1870 lard, % to2G Hams, 10 70 20
U0gr dressed l7to1s
Butter, 30 tots Cheese. u to 20 Egas 900 "a pa
"toes 800 20 5,2j. Dried Apple y toI6.
Beans 1926 70 1900. Peas fl75to21O
rdssrassseed i5,2jto s4Oo. Glover. 15tol6.
starch $40 10 Tauow .14toIH.
WOOL 81 Blood M-dno, 5}t3s rares.fourths beo.
% os Halttlood6 ZtotG Coamon 50 TOGO.
Corn lo5to1o7. oats So to %. Byest@tol25
lieIf - 30 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05
GUARDIANS Nniice.


STATE or VERMONT In Probate Coah held at
hNDnLrH Dtsrucr, SIS. ndolpn, WITHIN and for
-aidD riot on the 23d day Of Novembei A. u. 1905
IoHN N. BANSfhR, uardiau OF ster H. 70 mister,
y Alien ". Btnstef, Helen N. Bapi,iet, Emugene r.
Banisler d Franklin w BIniset minors residing ia
sa9 Randolph, makes application to said Court, for
cehse 20 srl tg Having de cribed real estae 81 has
shd wards TO Wi al The igAt lle aud interest OF said
minors ~ The pre- ni Is nccu led By $ vrset Banster M
-ad Randolph n-o all the tta estate conveyed to SAID
mihor 10y Ltba Lamb, by deed da ed the 70 h day Of
March u So, and recorded IN Book 20, page 3 g. a
tue Land Rec rus # Randolph, representing that The
sac thereof for TIE purpose OF phttnl The tucr, DIS such
SAFE at interest ~ Investing The sgme ~ stocks real
u q, wpu be beneficial 60 said pArds.
Nhereupou II is ordered by said Couf that said an
phcann be referred to session bert o. to be held at
the Probate ONO 10 Brookheld said district The 1871
day Of Deiembef 4. u. 1903, Tor heating and decision
thereon;
And mis- further oidered that all pefsobs interested b.
notified hereof BY publication Of notice Of sad nppta
Ton ana order thereon three weeks suecessiyely IN the
Green Mountain Freeman. printed at Montpelier, teiofr
SAID TINE OF hearing, that they ma appear a, said time
ana place AID II they zee cause, ohjecl hereto.
by the Court.
li5W3 Attest. 4. CLEANEIAND Iudg.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-05
H RIPE RS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

VFfTT77'7 7F7TFTFF Y ITTEF1
Is the foremost Magazine u the day The fr, side new
er had more delightful companion nor the i8n NOR,
enterpusng friend than Harper's Magazine Mtthoiisi
ProtOtaW baltimore
The most popular Monthly In the word.-Nar York o..
srfufr.
We must refer In terms Of euogy the high tone and
varied cNcecnces Of llAurEEs MtGatNra journal with
monthly circulation Of about l1u w copesin whose pae
to be found of The choicest ill., 1T and neral fon
90 the day We speak Of ths work as au evidence III M
American People and the popularity 1t has acquired ii
mercd Zach Number contains fully ia pages Of reading
MATTER Appropriately Illustrated with good wood cut. ma
Il combines 10 Itself the mcy monthly and the more pbo.
sophica quarterly blended with the hes. features n The
daily journal 1t has great power in the dissemination of
love Of pure literature --rrtHSERs GUIDE 10 fmfrtean
Lits'atutt LondsH.
The volumes bound consulate Of themselves library Of
miscellaneous reading such not be found n the same
compass in any other publication that has come under or
NOTICE Rosfoa Cuut,r.
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