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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-08
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having been appointed Officer
| of Registration of Noters for the Fourth Election
District Of cecil county, hereby gives notice shat he
will attend at
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-08
ACADEMY, in CHESAPEAKE CITY,
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

: IL undersigned. having been appointed officer
/ Of Registration of Voters for the Third Election
District Of Cecil county, hereby gives notice that he
will attend at the
, 1866-06-15

Il.
@N0AAW JoHSsoN.-The Montana Post the
S.n Ot the Republican party in that Territory,
discussing the question of reconstruction,
p''' Tue following handsome tribute to the char
'''e' Of Andrew Johnson:
ons bone Of contention remained; one "irre-
rsessloie conflict had to be decided. Virtually,
,ris.. Gone, and out of the chaos of civil war
,rtv White garments, the Goddess Of Lib
H. oearlng cypress for the fallen, palms for
6iva oes who died for their country, and the
tr,. Uraneh ofpeace as the emblem of the fu-
,o. tne wonder of mankind is not that we
,Do.oso so much: but that we settle our differ
1sTi'h WIN such magic rapidity The fame Of
IA, I1uers in the contest will be equally q mat
;r.,: compromise; but in this matter complete
Ie osD, can De done only rpesterity. Promi-
rsAnong the living contestants stands the
,oiO D5 OF the great aud good Abraham Lin
,S'u' The best character that was ever given
p,s.;st p'a. man In so trying position as that of
,It,"e' Johnson, has been awarded bY the
viii OF both sections, greatly agsinst cir
.,a, one party calls him an Abohtionist auto
,,cs,ss anu tue other, e coppsrhead and friend of
GrO Gon' The inevitable compromise defines
"a neither but as friend Of all his country
IA patriot mo man is wise at all times /"
a. oe taultless is to be lifeless; still we read
ma" story of his services With pleasure and
Snd believe that the recording angel bear
49,. neayen's chancery the account of any
\ isoeSesois action of his, "sighed as he gave il
= tso dropping a tear upon the record, blot
VI u out forever"
, 1866-06-15

INDIAN CREEK.-The reports from the
diggings OF Indian creek are very encourage
ing. 4 party of three young men, who had
run e ditch on to their bar claim, cleaned up
$50, after about five hours run. One of the
e explored 't 6%hRgn hRnyR Is RtGb tGba bp RgbpA has been
the bars are good wherever they have been
prospected, and they extend more than ten
miles. Where TIE bars pay SO well, it is only
reasonable to suppose that the main gulch is
also highly auFiferous. -Uontana Post.
, 1866-06-15

DIR. HOSTETTERS STOMACH ITTERS.-It
ren"yates puriieS and Strengthens the system, and
aids tue stomach in the performance oGts flnction
1t is sovereign specific for mpartng strsualh, Wig
or and tone 10 the system and possessing the cura-
tive powers for all diseases arising from ds0rdered
stomach. In the most cases OF cramps diarr-
hGa and weakness in the stomach, the ' Bitters"
have been rgidly tested aud always with the great
eat success-SOiG by all Druggists and dealers every
where, and by HODGE, CALEF & co,
Agents, Portland, Oregon.
, 1866-06-15

WALLA WALLA. "A correspondent Of
the Portland Advocate furnishes che follow
ing sketch of Walla Walla and the more Inn
mediate surroundings:
Leaving Wallnla on the lst, our road DIP
the Walla Walla took US over saDdbars and
poor and sterile lands, excepting the mar
row belts along the rivers and creeks. At
the Half Way house we had comfortable
dinner, and at four o'clock we reached this
place, which is a neat and brisk town built up
about the geographical centre of the rich Val-
ley The Country round about is beautiful
to lock upon. 1t is well Watered with living
streams, along the banks of which the soil is
very rich aud moist and well improved. The
upldnds are covered with good crop of grass.
The grazing is very excellent and extensive.
The Touchet, Tnmalum, Dry Greek, Mill
creek and Burch creek are fine streams of
water Timber is only found along the water
courses, and in small quantities. The lum.
Der and fencing are brought from the mouD-
talns. The farmers are planting orchards and
building houses and barns that indicate pur-
pose to remain in the country. The soldiers
ohO nOoAi all Idken from the IOrL; only BcOTe
OF men remains, they are under the command
of Lieut.. Noble. Rev. j. g Deardorff re-
sides at the fort, being kindly furnished with
an excellent house without charge There
are three churches in the town Methodist
house, plain, cheap and in bad repair Con.
gregational house of better character; and a
Catholic which is more numerously attended
then either of the Protestant churches The
public school is taught by an experienced and
competent teacher-Mr Yocum. The Cath
olics have their parish schools. There is a
fine and large Touring mill in the town, and
three or four more mills indifferent parts of
the valley. In all respects this is an interests
ing portion of the country, in which men of
industrious habits and enterprizing spirit
must do we'll. As long as the mines last the
produce of this section will certainly COM
mand good prices. There are men of capital
already here who have it In contemplation to
erect wOolen factory, which would prove
source Of wealth not only tc the proprietor5
but to those that engage III sheep raising.
, 1866-06-15

The Sacramento Union says about So 900
in cash has been raised for the purpose of
opening the new road to the Owyhee mines
by way of the Truckee Meadows and Huns
boldt river OF this sum, the TeamsterS
Association of Sacramento gave $1,000 and
the Pacific Railroad Company 81 900. Of
the balance, some s4,0O or $500 were raised
San Francisco, and the remainder in Sacra-
mento.' In this enterprise the people of Mon
taua are greatly interested, for good and
direct thoroughfare to Owyhee is all that is
needed to render our communication with
California both certain and profitable. 1t is
the circuitous rout hitherto followed that
enhances the cost Of freighting to such an
extent as to raise the price of the goods too
high for merchants in this Territory. y.-FoSL
, 1866-06-15
STREET CONTRACTS.

PROPOSALS for building Bulkheads at the cross
ings of Min Creek on Third, Fourth and Fifth
Streets, in the City of Waa Wala, will be received
by the City Council at their room, on Tuesday eve
ming, the 18th day Of June 1866 Specifications and
terms Of payment will be furnished Monday next,
The 4th inst, at the City Council Room by the City
Clerk
All proposals must be made in writing and upon
a coin basis
Proposals. will also be received for the GRADING
ANf3 FILLING OF MAIN STREET, from First
Street to Fifth Street, until the 26th inst SPecif
cations will be ready on the sth inst.'
By order of the City Council.
ROBERTS, City Clerk.
WaIia waIla, June lst, 1866. A-t
, 1866-06-15

stray NLare---$$4O Reward.
OTRGYED ssox RUcKEL q THOMAS RANCH
- On or about the Let Of November last, BAY
MARE, branded 81 on len hip; and . on ngnt
turn Of said Mare TO the Ranch ct the Stage ONCE
Walla Walla. H%"-
, 1866-06-15

oA6 MILL Burned DowN.-We learn that the
''Am 'S" mill situated in the Blue mountains
'o0' httsen miles from this city, and owned BY
4'''f'' Locke Young, took FIRE and. burned to
,''G'Ound on Wednesday night, 18th inst. We
ave oO' yet barred the particulars as to the or
S'a Of the ffe, but understand a considerable
r.suty Of lumber was also burned, taking FIRE
f.or. me burning mill. The lumber brought
,on.,. ,uIi null was of superior quality, and much
'Sn' after BY carpenters and builders.
, 1866-06-15

f"SAKATloSs FoR CELEBRATING THE FoCRTa
II Ile rUuTIu u TrI! suVu.-r
fail to get well celebrated here in Walla Walla
iiwl not be for the lack Of plenty Of prepara-
ton We are informed by one Of the Committee
on the financial arrangements, that they have
received subscriptions amounting, in all, to over
iT'H,y-'ir hUrdrsd dollars. Of this amount, over
cue thousand dollars is in cash, and the balance
Ism Donations consisting Of pigs, calves, chick
ems, sheep pies, CAKES and other things. The
Committee have been active in their efforts to
Get up creiitable celebration, and it will no
doubt be the larges: Hpd finest ever held in the
valley. NessrS. J. H. Lasater and J. D. Mix,
nave been selected by the committee as Orators
Of the day, and it is confidently expected they
will do full justice to their part of the day pro-
gramme. The grove above town, on Mr.. A. B.
Roberts place, called Council Grove" has
been selected as ground for the days exercises.
I'OOcII Grove issso called from large band of
Indians having made it their council ground,
'''e'aI years ago. The grove was much larger
0'ms'Iy than now, the greater portion of the
"ee' having been cut away. However, it is still
n'c' shady spot, and handy to town. A spring
VI S0ol cooDwater is adjacent to the grove, so
mat all can be supplied at any moment With
natures choice beverage" As the prepara-
Nuns are quite extensive, it is desired that ev-
e'yOOayr who can, may come oat on the Fourth
.na nus make up multitude to celebrate, in
Su "pgroPrIate manner, the glorious anniversary
uA' OF American Independence and Liberty
, 1866-06-15
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFBNDANT.
DIVORCE NOTICE.

TEERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
ii WALLA WALLA-S& kss-
IN the District GEIt Of the First JadIeta9 ItytrIet
I To JAMES GALBRETH-You are hereby notified
that CatbaIne Galbreth has fled complaint againAt
you in the said Court which will come to be heard
at the first term of the Court which shall commence
more than two months after the llts day Of Maya.
d. 1866. And unless you appear at said term and nr
swer, the same will be taken as confessed and The
prayer thereof granted by the Contt dThs object and
prayer Of said complaint 10 dissolve the bonds Of
mafrimoDy between said parties and for alimony TO
the plaintiff, and the custody ana gsardianshlp ofthe
children, issue Of eaid marriage So vs-Y m I"
L[o-- , LASATER q LANGYORD,-v,
Nay 10, 1856 III 9m1 Plaintiffs Attotn u.
70 t4.E q. -gi .Vt5taDgMNN
, 1866-06-15

DsmOcnts in Roman Union, Italic At the
too'ofthe Mountains, Paiaha, and Walluls, no
election was held.
Ia FN(a Walla Precinct, " P Horton and
L''y were elected Justices Of the Peace. Con-
r.Olc, A. j. Miner.
, 1866-06-15
GoIiHCIL PROCEEDINGS.
WALLA WALLA, June IL, 1866.
at the usual hour.

o,,.il met at tue uBuol uOut'
UounUi UUou.n.ntINessrs. Mckee, Baggs, Winesett,
size ~. Of the previous meeting were read an
approved; ii, hills were audited and allowed
iDs s.tTsnt. fran, ordered drawn in payment there
lor cuiebsrd, ; % &C
u J. TompkinS, l3S S3 S3
Nm Martin, 4: 10 90
"; N; pobsrt, %s, 50 90
Total $222 90
a. nation, the contract between the City and
VI Shall for use of water running through
r. W. - tract. wps confirmed, AeSSr'. BAggs and
Sau s,;n. ,otiug in the negative. .,
ouu' ',.outstiou from Washington Engine Co.
:! 't consisting Of the officers Of the Company
10: =, noon the Council and turned over to the
c'' ali The property belonging to the Fire Com
~, which, on motion, was accepted by the
SS,TDei Si Mr.. Mckee voting nay.
Tnon motion, Mf. Allen was requested to take
,SIgs Of the property turned over, and author
- "a employ a man to keep the apparatus in
II'.a;,;on to be effective in case of hre.
m motion, a Committee, consisting Of Messrs.
v,E... Cook, Horton and Allen, was appointed
- Jrsft an ordinance to regulate the Fire De-
r,rtnsnt of the City.
No further business appearing, the Council sd-
jourusd. l. L. hoSAAIS' Ol'y OletA'
, 1866-06-15

IU Transient AdvsrtiSsmeHts and Legal
"a i'.,,,, guorantssS by a responsible party,
Sohea' I'd for previous to publication.
, 1866-06-15
PUBIIC SCHOOL,

NOTICE TO THOSE SENDING TO THE PUB
IN Lie SCHOOL
There will be one weeks vacation after which, un-
der the supervision of ". F. Yocum school will CON
tinue eight weeks longer, beginning on the second
Monday in June.
EWe fnd in order to continue the school, that we
are compelsd for the remaining eight weeks to col
lect for each scholar rs per week, in place Of
so cents as collected for the expired term.
We feel thankful TOR the patronage bestowed upon
the school for the term now expired, and hope to
havo o continuance for the remaining term.
j.. D. COOK
pOVEp
, 1866-06-15
J.FT;BB00YYBER, Directors.
Walla Walls. June LIST. 1865. 24-2t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

: ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TOuCE is HEREBY GIVEN. That ehe auder
IN signed has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate of CHARLES STEVENS, late Of Walla
Walls county, w. T., deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate notified to present the
or be forever barred All persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate payment.
VIM. MARTIN, Administrator.
Walla Walla Nav 9Th, 1896 CLAW
, 1866-06-15
Money Market.

,i..o Legal Tender rates.. -. .791S@7sH
80 ttoS ;old Quotations.. .ISf7S
, 1866-06-15
SAMUEL HILL, General Agent,
All Montgomery street, San francisco.

LYMAN PACoLLINS will be for short time at
the Store of j. c. lSAACS, to exhibit and take or
ders for these celebrated NEW MACHINES.
81 To fully appreciate the FLoRENoE." parties
should 1t in operation, see how easily apd with
what little change in the machine it does all the diff
ferent pieces of work. -
n CALL AND SEE THEM. 25lm
, 1866-06-15
w gon w ork.

We have also greatly reduced our prices Of Wagon
Work. Having been to the expense Of putting up
machinery, we will do your work for less money
than any other shop this side Of Portland We viii
build Wagons and Carriages to order, Of the best
Eastern Timber, at Portland prices, with freight.
~ Repairs attended to promptly. We respect
fully solicit your work. Remember, the Red Shop,
near the Bridge, Main street " ALA WAlla, W. T.
23-tf DOVELL q MASSAM.
, 1866-06-15
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX.
DIR. a. SHOUE,E

DIX. "A. SHOUEs
DHYsICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCDUCHEUR,
i Ilate Of Portland, Oregon, has located himself
III walls WAIlA. Consultations in French, German
and English. Charges mnderate. mas, ..i
~ Office and residence, Third street, second
door from the Engine House. 2l-tf
, 1866-06-15
I'D. sTEPHEiNsON

ID. d. STEPHENSON
Enlist. IN THE OFFICE OF DR.. STEVEN
IL SON. Main street, Walla Walla, where am
prepared to do all kinds of F2t .'-1 ga
De N t a w o r K ,,i5idT
in superior style and skillful manner. all oPeta4
tlons warranted. Teeth inseted on Gold or Rubber
Plates.
Partial Sett on Gold Plate. per Tooth, e6 10 Gle
Full Seu on Gold Plate from. ..,...... $50 TO tla6
Rubber, partial sett, per Tooth, from. to 46
Rubber, full sett, from .... =. $50 70 $50
Flue OOld Filings, from. ;..S. " 70 "
t9- Persons having work done BY me, not prov,
ing satisfactory, will neither be required 70 receive
or pay for-the same. /. . % i '.'I -1Stt.i
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, bsvi,. ;s.,7u "a
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA, 90 ~;
NJ. Brown, L. Brown andsB. Sheidenikn CopArtnerS,
doing business ID the firm name Of BROWN BROS.
& CO., Plaintiffs, Cs W. Il. FLEET, Defendant
HNO W. H. FLEET, Defendantz-Yostl ar0 hereby
IL notified that the above named P PlaiAulFs, in The
above entitled action, have fled complaint against
you in Said coart which WIN come on toibs Heard ct
the first term of the Court which shahB commence
more than two months after the llth day of May, A.
D., 1856. And unless you appear OF said tern, and
answer, the will be taken aseonfessed and the
prayer thereof granted The object and prayer Of
this complaint is to recover the Of S57l7 co. for
goods wares AID merchandise sold and delivered %
you by the plaintiffs. And You are hereby potihed
that your property is attached in this action Corn
plant filed Nay 9Th, 1866 .J.,,, o.,
2I9m - Attorneys for Plsis6Hs.s
, 1866-06-15
W00LI Wool n W00LI!L -
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID foruAk--H
i WOOL. at the Store of
loft -. A. FRANK 4 co.
, 1866-06-15

E1oR SALE OR RENT-ThAt two-story BUILD
II ING, corner Of Third and Alder streets, suitA-
BILE for Private Boarding Hease. Apply 70. ~ b
22-lm -u- Jay,..5 s. LINKTON.
, 1866-06-15

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-29

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-
Il ED. DIR. Dow continues TO be consulted at
his office, Nos, and Endicott street, Boston,
on all diseases Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of ven
era and impure blood, mpotency, Scrofula Con
orrhGa, Ulcers, Pain and Distress in the region
of Procreatiou, Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys Hydrocele, Assesses, Humors,
trightful swelings, and the long train of horri-
BILE symptoms attending this class of disease, are
made to become as harmless as the simplest wall
ings Ct a cold
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DR.. D. devotes a large portion OF his time TO
the treatment of those cases caused by a secret
and solitary habit which ruins the body and
mind, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Dizzi-
ness of the Head, Dimness of Sight, Palpitation
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Derange-
ment of the Digestive functions, Symptoms of
Consumption, &c. Such persons should, before
contemplating matrmouy, consult physician
of experience, and beat once restored to health
and happiuess.
Patients who wish to remain under Dows
Treatment will be furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country with
full directions
Dr. Dow has also for sale the French Capot-
ties, warranted the best preventive. Order by
mail. Three for 81 ana red stamp. LILY
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-29
III q HLY IMPORTANT TO FEE
IL MALES In DEIICATE HEALTH


DR., Dow, Physician and Surgeon, No. 7 and 9,
Endcott Street, Boston, is consulted daily for all
diseases incident TO the female system. Prolap-
sus Uteri or falling of the Womb, Fluor Albus,
Suppression, and other Menstrul Derangements,
are all treated upon new pathological principles,
and speedy relief guaranteed in a very few days.
So invariably certain is the new mode of treat
ment, that most obstinate complaints yield under
it, and the afflicted person soon rejoices in perfect
health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience
in the cure of diseases of women and children
than any other physician in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay IN Boston few days under his treat
ment.
DR.. Dow. since l845, having confined his whole
attention to Office practice, for the cure of Pri
vate Diseases and Female Complaints, acknowl-
edges no superior in the United States.
NB.-All letters must contain four red stamps
they will not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ. TO s z. NJ.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-29
RREING'S IMPROVED
l. | N s II Il ID OIL

The manufacturers of this article desire to
call the attention of dealers in Paints and Oils,
Car and Carriage Builders, also Cabinet and
Chair Manufacturers, to it's
EFFICIENCY, DURABILITY AND BEAUTY
OF FINISH,
when used in combination with any Paints or
Varnish
The inventor Of this improvement, after
many years Of study and experiment upon the
nature and property of Linseed Oil, has sue
ceeded in greatly increasing those properties,
which render Linseed oil the only true and ell
cient Paint Oil.
Breing's Improved Linseed Oil il selfDry-
ing Oil, and readily unites with White Lead,
Zines, and any Colored Paints, in the came pro-
portion as Raw Linseed Oil
1t is not affected by age or exposure, and will
neither wash, crack or scale off, and gives To
any paint beauty of inhh and durability, far
exceeding that obtained by the use Of Raw Lin
seed Oil.
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Geo. ". Chaplin, ar.

DR ALIENS LUNG Balls NJ
Is not Quaek Remedy put up for the purpose
ofspeeulation, buta
GENUINE, LoNd-EsTAHLIsHED MEpI-
CINE,
which has been used with unbounded success
for nearly quarter Of century, and has
proved to be unavailable cure for
COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, CON
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, PHTHIsIo,
and all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, Incl
dent to the sudden changes of northern eli
mate.
Do not be deceived by the thousand nostrums
so extensively advertised which possess merit
whatever,
Remember 20 call for
DIR. ALIENS BALsAM,
and take no other.
Ssld by all Druggists in the Northern States.
All orders should be addressed co the Propri-
tor,
GEO. W CHAPLIN, in.
Druggist,
noV2ld2mSwtt Rutland, Vt.
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ARGE SALE OF GOODS! !
TO close out our stock OF

10 close out our stock of
witches, Cl1ns Setcisg Machines, SAX, III
psecq, and many other kinds Of
nRES 5 p 4 T + ERIN
,.ver- Plated Casters, Fruit and Cake Baskets,
Park. and Spoons, and all kinda of Silver-Plated
ware Coral, jet and Cameo Sets of Jewelry,
PM. Buttons and Studs, Gold Thimbles, Pen
i. and LOckets, ShNwls, Balmoral Skirts Son
. Collars and Judersleeyes.
Any person sending Us twenty-five cents rs an
,5ysnCe payment to cover expenses, can be in
armed in advance what article they will receive
% payment of one dollar and it will then be OPP
onsi with them to send for it OrnOt,
For one dollar We will send q list Of six ar
.ces, with retail prices, and from the list any
r,ic'e can be selected.
For 81 30 list Of u.
For $500 a list Of %
For $500 q list of 80.
For $1,000 a list of 100
T1,~ls
RARE CHANCE
o obtain dress or some other valuable article
E. The above prices, and in no case can they get
LESS THAN A DOLLARS WORTH,
We send no article which retails for less than
gat sum
send for circulars.
G. ADAMS Is co,
,2-am $50 p o. Box, Boston, Mass
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NONMIsSI MRS NOTICE.

.. me 1t undersigned having been appointed by
ne hoa. Probate Court for the District of Rut-
ana, commissioners to receive, examine and
auyHet all claims and demands of all persons
against Seneca Smith. late of Dandy. in said
ulis,Iiflct deceased, hereby give notice that we
IN meet for the purpose of examining and al
owing said claims at the residence ofMrs. Mary
y y. smith, in Dandy, on the fourteenth day o.
lay ana the 18th day of August next from Z
s, GloSk a. m. until four O'Clock p. m, each o.
SSlg Gays, and that six months from the nth da,
Vi l FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1866, is the time limited b,
I aia court for said creditors to present theii
AIMS Inns 70 US for examination and allowance.
A 1S'ea II at Dandy, VT, this 14th day of March
l2-w3w IEVI p sPpRiisr Comr's.
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DIRECTIONS.

,..,c. box of Sapouider into three gallons
knock OIL the end and let the box
o. " s"r II empties itself, then take out the
% t"s6i fmr aud half pounds OF fat, and let
q M Two hours and ten minutes, Then add q
n" tolfoint of salt and let il continue boil
'a' W miniites longer when yOu add a half gal
l- - bot water, and let It come 10 boil Pour
oL , w' ,nmhlerfull Of cold water into a tub or
','r ~ Wet II around the sides, then empty the
.vH 10 stand all night, and cut it in bars in
lie morning, 10. e.,,,.,,,.,,t.
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NTATE on VERMONT, DISTRICT

-
- of Rutland, So The Probate Court for
the District Of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate sfHenry
Gray late of Middletown, in said district, de
ceased, interstate. Greeting:
The executor of the last will and testament
Of said decease, having represented that it will
be necessary to sell part of the real estate of
said deceased, for the payment of the debts and
expenses of administration, viz: the saw and
grist mill belonging to said estate also the lot of
land known as the Vail Meadow, and the Claren-
don timber lot, so called, has made application
to said Probate Court for license TO make such
sale, the heirs in this State having given their
consent thereto in writing, Therefore,
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Court
at the Probate Office, in Rutland in said dis
trict, on the first Tuesday of April, A. D. 1866
to show cause if any You have, why said license
should not be granted.
Dated AT Rutland, in said district this 12th
day Of March, A. d. 1SDG
ll-w3w JAMES BROWN. Register.