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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-31

via Cincinnati, thence over the Atlantic
and Great Western, and New York AMI
Erie Railways, and so well pleased am |
and my family, that | could not hereaf-
ter be induced TO go on any other.
r Yours, MOBILE MERCHANT.
July 25th, 1866.
The comforts Of this route consist in
the Broad Guagei the new style OF car,
67 feet in length, II feet longer, 4 feet
broader than the ordinary The hotels
and eating houses along the line of this
route are not equalled by any other
route in this county, the McHenry
House, at Meadyille, taking the lead,
aud offering inducements to the traveller
to stop over and enjoy the pure noun
tain air of that region, The route for
Lake Superior, Detroit, etc, is via
Cleveland, at which place the Kennard
House has j,,st been opened in magnih-
cent style.
The route from Memphis is via
steamer to ST. Louis direct, and thence
by the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad to
Cincinnati, or by the Memphis II Ohio
Railroad to Louisville, or via Cairo to
Odin and thence to Cincinnati From
Cincinnati via Meadville and Salamanca
and over the New York & Erie Railway,
with far more comfort than can be found
on any other line with innumerable
changes and of narrow gauge roads.
Make a note of this route
MOBILE, July, 1866. TOURIST.
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THATCHER wAETED-AT THE HEBREW
| Educational Institute, for the higher
branches OF English and mathematics. Election
August 18th. Candidates will please apply to
II. GRQNAUEk,
jv19-2taw4w so Main street;
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From tropic flowers that scent the moonlit
glade,
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus Is made.
jy30-3t -Bdtdria Advocate
DISAPPOINTED Since Mile Carolista
made her journey across Second street
on a rope, darkies of all ages and condi-
tons have assembled about six clock
each evening in the neighborhood OF
Court square, awaiting patiently for her
temperance. The crowd there last night
we're very much disappointed, and many
of them waited until after dark, they hay-
ing been told by wag that Mademoi-
selIes doctor ordered her to walk across
the rope each evening to get an appetite
for supper.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT. STORES. OFFICES AND
L sleeping rooms. Apply to r T.. Hughes,
No. All Main street. ly20-lm
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TiOR SALE.-A LOT IN THENAyY YARD
Il at mouth of Wolf river. suitable for lpm-
Der yard. coal yard, stone yard, or cotton sned'
and is bounded on the west by the Mississippi
and Wolf rivers. For further information ap-
ply to me at 202 Front street, or Gen. Bank
W. PARK.
Mempbis. July. 1865. jy23 2w.
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EoR SALE
TO COUNTRY PRINTERS

We have large stock Of printing paper C2Ix
40 on hand, which we offer az the lowest mar
der. Address cash orders to moe f..
WHITM0RE BROS,
pupTIC LEDGER office.
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE.-A FINE COUNTER AND
% M adison street. jy26-iw.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-Good singing,
dancing and Ethiopian comicalities every
evening D5
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Coon INA, Hughey Morton, every night

PLAYING PoLIcEMAN.-On Sunday
evening negro, named VIM. Atkinson,
observing country-looking niger stand
ing on the levee, walked up to him, and
told him he was policeman, and must
arrest him. He, however, turned him
loose on the payment of two dollars and
fifty cents. A genuine Met, observing
the affair, arrested William, and yester
day evening Commissioners Richards
sent him on the changing for ffty-three
days for playing policeman.
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NOR SALE.-AN ADAM PRESS, PLATrEN
II I9x25 inches, withlstesm apparatus complete;
will be sold low if applied fol, soon. 1t IS in
good running order, and may he seen running
any day in our possession.
Amply to, or address, ,,,,,,,, g.
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NOR sALE.-ONE LARGE FQUR-BAR-
L rel Beer Box, nearly new. Apply at 10 > ell
ferson street near Main. )yz0-M
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VALUABLE LOTS
for lease for ten years, on Madison street. east
Of the railroad bridge, between Lauderiale and
Orleans streets. Apply TO
THOMAS MoHUGH,
iy27-lm on Court street extended,
between Ianderdale and Orleans streets;
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Memphis, July. 1865.

nor SALE-LAND.
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EoR LEASE
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The Port of Memphis.

? The riveris falling slowly at this point
There was very little business transacted
at the landing this morning The weather
was clear and decidedly hot. sis4
The following are the arrivals and de-
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The dentists sure crop-sore ghum.

The dentists sure crop-sore ghum.
The country lost $2o,Oo0,OOO last year by
shipwrecks.
Sixty-fve thousand pupils in the negro schools
at the South.
The biggest rat in all the world is undoubt-
edy the Russian aristocra.
There is large watch manufacturing estab-
lishment at Elgin, Illinois.
The Illinois Central Railroad will this year
pay the State q tax of half million.
A Paris butcher has obtained authority TO
open a shop for the sale Of horse-flesh
Senator Douglass property in Chicago in
creased so much in value during the war as to
pay his debts and leave large surplus.
Why is lady of fashion like II successful
sportsman? Because she bags the hair Elk.
"How is your husband, dear ?" asked one la
sdy of another. "Oh he is in very bad state"
was the reply. Sand, pray what kind of a
state is he in P" persisted the other. sin State
Prison"
A traveller relating his experiences in the
East Indies alluded to the great number of
servants employed by gentlemen in that coun-
try. ITO take care Of my pipe" said he, 81
had four servants" SIS it possible ?" ayes i,
it was the duty of the first to bring the pipe (;
the second filled it; the third lighted it,"
Sand what did the fourth P" 1.-The fourth
smoked i'll never could bear tobacco myself
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-01-26

weakness however severe Of how long standing All
arrangements OF the Urinary Organs will be Immediately
eVed Ihe debtated receive strength by using this
wonderful remedy, aud thousands have been saved from
unmely grave.
Pamphlets containing full particulars and directions for
using In English French, Spanish and German accompany
each and also sent free to any address when requested
Price 81 per Bottle or Sir Bottles for So.
Sold by all the principal Druggists, will be sent by
mail, scaled from all observation, by enclosing
specified price to any authorized agents.
OF Beware Of Counterfeits and limitations.
Cole GENERAL Agents for America,
OSCAR q. MOSES co.
~ Courtlandt st., New York
Sold by |. N. THoRS, Brattleboro, VT. 1yal5l
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Deaths.

AtWindsor, Canada West, Jan. 9th, MARY Horror,
daughter of Wrunslow Holton of Dummerstnn, aged
40 years, months. Her remains were brought home
to Dummerston for intennent. Montpelier papers
please copy.
At West Dummerston, Jan. 14th, Miss MARTHA A.
WELLMAN, daughter of DeIcwis Welman, aged az
years and months, formerly of Brooklnc, Printers
In n Y. and Penn. please copy.
AT Putney, Jan. 18th, GAIT. JAMES BLACK, aged
20 years.
At putney, Jan goth, DANIEL Joy, aged IS years.
At Chesterfield, N H., Jan. 18th, Mrs SUSANNA
FIERCE, Widow Of the late Ezekiel 7. Pierce Esq
in the slst year of her age Papers in New England
and Ohio, please copy.
At Dorchester, Mass, Jan. 18th, RUFUS CHoATE,
only son of the late Rufus Choate Of Boston,
AT Walpole, N H., Jan. 9th, Mrs HANNAH Rus
SELL, aged "a. Also, JAN 9Th, Mrs. SARAH WATKINS,
aged 60
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-01-26

A New USE FOR MuMMlEs.-A few Sundays
ago we heard clergyman, in illustrating a
point in bis discourse, state that during the
late war, New York merchant at Alexandria
in Egypt, having occasion TO furnish a ship
with freight homeward, was led partly per-
haps through fear of pirates, 10 load her with
mummies from the famous Egyptian Gaia
combs. On arriving here the strange cargo
was sold to paper manufacturer in Connect
cut, who threw the whole mass, the linen cere-
ments, the bitumen and the poor remains of
humanity into the hopper and had them ground
10 powder and from this was made fair
white paper. "And" added the speaker, "the
words am now reading to you, are written on
some of this same paper."-Bunker Hill Au-
rOrd.
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organs, purify the blood ard expe disease They purge
out the foul hunors which breed and grow semper smu
late sluggish dsOdered organs into their natural action
and impart healthy tone with strength to the whole sys-
tenn Not only do they the everyday complaints Of
everybody but also formidable and dangerous diseases
While they produce powerful effects they ut the same
tme In diminished Doses the safest aud best physc that
can be employed for children. being sugarcoated, they
pleasant to ake and being purely vegetable, are free
from risk Of harm. Cures have been made which sur
pass belief they subsantiated by OF such
allied position nd character, 10 forbid the suspicion Of
untruth. Many eminent clergymen and physicians have
lent their certify the public the reliability Of
remedies while others have the Of their
conviction that Preparations contribute immensely
the relief Of our afflicted, suffering fellow
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis
American Almanac, containing directions for the and
certificates Of their cures, of the following COMPLAINTS
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea
Indgeson Morbid lnacon Of the Bowels and Pain arising
thererom Flauency Loss Of Appetite, all Diseases which
require an evacunnt medicine They also, by purifying the
blood and stimulating the SYSTEM many complaints
which 1t would not be supposed they could reach such as
Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and nervous Irra
biy arrangements Of the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and
other kindred complaints arising from low state of the
body, obstruction Of Its functions.
Do not be put OF by unprncpled dealers with other
paroons which they moke profit Demand AYERS aud
toxic others The sick wont the best aid there is for
them, and they should have 1t.
Prepared by J. C. AVER co. Lowell, Mass, and sold
by l. N. THORS, CLARK WILLARD, JOSEPH CLARK, TYLBH
& THOMPSON 2ml
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A CoINoIDENcE.--J. d. Cough and s. NJ.
Hewlett, the two popular temperance speakers,
were both born in England --were both actors
upon the stage-both dissipated both rescued
from the slough of despair at the same time
both the same age--have both buried the com
panion Of their first choice-are both good
singers, and are now filling the land with their
eloquent appeals for suffering humanity. God
bless and speed them both.--N. Y. Observer.
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FARMERS CELLARs.-David Lyman of Mid
dlefeld. Ct, says in the Albany Caltiuator, that
the ill-ventil ted rooms and impure cellars of
farmers are almost as unhealthy as the filthy
streets of New York. The public is not aware
Of the terrible fatality of typhoid fever, scara-
tina and dphtheria at times, in rural districts,
a large proportion of which are supposed by
those who have investigated the matter to be
caused by dccaying vegetables in cellars.
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10 recover possession of the document. The
defendants claim that the statute of limitations
is bar to the proceedings, inosmuch as the
late Mr.. Allen had it in possession for more
than six years. In reply to this, l. is contend
ed that the letter having been stolen no good
title ever passed, and the statute of limitations
was ineffective in the case of felony.
The case is on the calendar and will be tried
in few DAYS
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#arrtageS.

In West Brattleboro Mt the residence of Dea Labar
Jones, on the 22nd inst, by Rev, j, Chandler Mr. o.
II. ALvoRD, of Wilmington, and Miss VELoRA II
CARROLL, Of West Bratteboro
BY the same on the cath inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, Mr.. CYKUs W. SAWYER and Miss
MARY A. RICE, both Of West Bratteboro
At Vernon, Jan. 2lst, by Il. S. Wood, Esq, VIII
LIAM SMITH JR., and MARY JANE ELMER, both OF
Hinsdale, N. II.
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DIR. -. w. GRIFFIN,
FORMERLY BOSTON,
Has Arrived at the Revere House, BrattIe-
bore, Wednesday, january II, will
remain N Week or More.

Come aud see him, and he will do you good lie will de-
scribe your disease without telling how have
sy all kinds Of humors by cleansing the blood
Eryspeas, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Cancers, Tumors
scrofa, also, all kinds Of Skin Diseases Moth
yellow spots and plmpes from the face producing
complexion lie also viii all those pains 10 the
Back, Side and Head and that cold, sinking feeling at che
Stomach shortness OF Breath, 6c produced by dsoered
Of the Liver Also, Consumption in Its hrst stages
Medicines especially for Ladies' for Female weakne
regulate the Monthly Periods, &c. &C., perfectly safe and
CERTIFICATES
HOLYOKE Oct. 20, 1865.
am returned soldier who has been exposed 10 camp
life and other hardships Of the war with my health impair
ed by the had rlei remedies without any benefit
until applied TO Dr. 4. W. Griffin, IN June last Ills med
one helped me in few days and have been hearty and
well since. would heartily recommend DR.. Griffin and his
medicine to those who afflicted
20 MATTHEW DANNIsTER.
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NOR SALE.

NOR SALE.
The subscriber will sell the following described Real
Estate, situate in Newftne, Vt.
large Hotel with convenient Barns and outbuildngs,
with three Of land attached thereto situate In the vii
age Of Wiamsvie, the stage road from West Dover TO
Braeboro Daily Stage leaves the Hotel every morning
for Bratteboro reaching In time for the morning trains
for New York and Boston.
Also, large AMI capaci-us Factory, situate few rods
from the Hotel, upon unaing stream OF water The
Factory fitted with all the necessary machinery the
manufacture Of Bobbins, Spools and Chair stock.
Also large and convenient Store occupied by o. sher-
man, with q twD-story Tenement attached.
Also convenient Blacksmith Shop, nearly new with all
necessary tools therein.
Also eight acres Of Urass lamb situate Newiane Hill
Also rs Of Wool land situate miles from the vii
gage Of Wiinmsvle
The Hotel Bobbn Factory Store and Blacksmith Shop II
mot sold by the FIRST day Of April next will be rented for
term Of years. LUCIUS HALLIDAY.
Wlliamsvile, Sept. l. 1s65.-36tf
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ARGE SALE OF GOODSl
~ To close out our Stock Of
Watches, Chains, Sewing Machines. silk,
Alpnccn,
And many other kinds Of
DIR SIS PATTE RNS.
Silver Plated Castors Fruit and Cake Baskets Forks nj
spoons ana a., Kinds Of Silver Plated Ware Coral Jet
and Cameo Sets OF Jewelry, Pins, Buttons 4 Studs,
Gold Thimbles, Pencils and Lockets shawls,
Dalmoral Skirts, sontags, Collms and
Undersleeves,
Any person sending twenty cents as an advance
payment to expenses be informed in advance
what article they will receive payment NJ one dollar and
It will then he optional with them b send for Il or not
For six articles send 81 in advance, the dollar each
to be paid on ordering the Goods
For twelve articles send go in advance the dollar
each to be paid on ordering the gods.
For twenty-five articles send $500 in advance, the bal
ordering the goods,
For hy articles send $500 In advance, the dollar to
be paid on ordering the goods.
For hundred articles $1,000 to be paid In advance
the one dollar each to be paid ordering the goods.
To any person sending two hundred list, viii give
one Granite State Sewing Machine, Royal Purple
Thlbet Dress or one Silver Haunting Case Watch.
any sending hundred list upon the above
terms, we win give Of either OF the following articles;
Silver Plated Castor Deane Dress, almorai skvt Silver
Plated Cake Basket or Plated Syrup Can and Plate
to be forwarded by express with the list
To any person sending fifty list, we will give OF
either Of the following articles One set Of Silver Plated
Forks, Ia Doz. Plated Teaspoons, Siyerpated
Cup, Silver Plated Goblet
To the getter up Of twenty-five club, will give
Worsed Breakfast Shawl Linen Table Cloth Wors-
one Set OF California Diamond Studs-they making the
choice. This Is
Haro Chance
TO obtain dress other valuable article at the above
prices, and in no can they get
Less thnn n Dollars Worth,
as we send no article that Htas for less than that
Send for Circulars CROSBY BROS.
Sw2 1414 P. o. Box, Boston, Mass
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VALLEY MILLS.

Mn. n. @. WARNER, formerly Of Greenfield, Mass, an
old and experienced Miller, and noted for making good
Flour has taken charge Of the Valley Mills, situated IL
Braeboro East Village, where he would solicit call from
ahose that are In OF Grain made into good Flour
meal Grain Of all kinds bought and sold. Flour Meal and
Feed sold, and delivered to any part Of the Village, at
low price. II not lower than II can be bought at any Other
place In town. Terms strictly cash.
DUNKLgE 4 WARNER.
Brattleboro, Dec 25th, ls66.-tf3
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HoGs.-The number of hogs slaughtered in
the United States is immense. The Cincinnati
Price Current states that the number of hogs
packed in the West for Is years, commencing
in 1S49-50. is 81, 742 1928, averaging about two
millions and one-third per year.
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dt1 ~PERYEAR! wewant,c en,

$5OO ,i7lS1sre % "a: | Ss essS1o
$40 Sewing Maokpes. Three knds. Under and upper
feed WarTantM five years Above salary large com
missions paid The machines sold in United States
for less than $40 which y licensed BY Ho0e HheeeT
Wilson, GroUer Baker, Singer Co., and Batehsidsr
or user are liable 10 arrest fns an imprisonment Cir
culars free. Address, call upon Shaw Clark Bdde-
ford Maine, at No. S23 Broadway, New York; No. 2Sd
Carter St., Philadelphia, Pal No. II Lombards Block
Chicago, ILL.,; No. 40 West Fourth st., Cincinnati OF OF
No. spaudlngs Exchange, Buffalo, N. Y. isly52
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LARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber Offers for sale his farm situated In Gull
ar about mile from GulIorl Centre the Brateboro
and North Adams day nai Said farm consists Of
1875 acres of excellent Innd, well Wooded
and Watered,
anil suitably divided into Moving, Pasturage and Tiage
land II has fine Sugar Orchard OF about 500 trees
orchard Of young Apple trees just beginning It
is well fenced mostly with stone wall The buildings
sist Of house. outbudngs, and two large barns in
toieraby good repair with good running water at the
and well at the house. 1t is easily titled. Nearly all the
hay has been the past years with Mower. Alto
gaher it is very desirable location for any wanting
good farm.
Terms easy.
psrmses.
JEREMIAH TAYLOR.
GulfCrd, Oct SOth, 1855 tia
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Hurrewelr. Uniyer.nl Cough Remedy.

Years has clearly proved that the theory VI smpci-
IT, great element Of this splendid preparation which al
lows whenever there Is tickling irritation In the
Throat aud producing debility is the only true theory
by which a true remedy for COLds Coughs Hoarseness
bronchial Complaints and all Throat Affections which II
neglected end In Consumption can be efectualy cured
II Sore Throat the great origin OF Diphtheria when
neglected. Is cured by making GdTge With equal parts
water.
Small Bottles 25 centsj Large do. so cents.
ry-sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Medicine
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL Proprietor.
Practical Chemist, Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass
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Special Notices.

Brick Church. Service at this church in West
Brateboro will be conducted next Sunday commencing
l 2 O'Clock by Rev. Mr.. Eastwood.
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WON'T USE ANY OTHER

The last and best; the right article finally; everybody
ke; purely vegetable restores grey hair in four weeks
money refunded 1t will do It every time. Three app
cations Will all humOrs Of the scalp. Ask for WEB
sTERs VEGETABLE HAIR INvIGoRAT0R, and dom
take auy other,
PoR SALE BY ALL DRUoGIsTs. 6ml
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G. Richards, Proprietor Of Richards Concentrated
Extract Of Rye offers the public certain fol
all troubles that spring from weak lungs pulmonary dis
orders Get bottle OF it and try it.
@. A. RICHARDS,
90 Washington Street, Boston.
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lObi HIIH
pr ESTO. CHANGEl

Lyons Periodical Drops! The GREAT FEMALE
REMEDY IRREGULARITIES. These Drops n scientif-
cay compounded fluid preparation, and better than any
Pills. Powders Nosrums. Being liquid, their action Is
direct and positive rendering them reliable, speedy and
certain specific for the all distractions and suppress
ions Their popularity is indicated by the
that 100000 bottles annually sold and consumed
by the ladies of the United States of whom speak
in the strongest of praise of their great They
rapidly taking the place every other Female Remedy,
and considered by all who know aught of them the
surest safest and most niabe preparation in the world
for the Of all female complaints the removal Of ali oh
scons Of nature and the promotion of health regularity
and strength Explicit directions stating when they may
he used and explaining when and why they should
could not be used without producing effects contrary
tures chosen laws, will be found carefully folded around
each bottle, with the written signature Of JOHN L. LYON,
without which genuine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHN l.. LYON, 1875 Chapel street. New
Haven Conn., who be consulted either personally by
mail enclosing stamp concerning private diseases and
female weaknesses. Sold by Druggists everywhere
G. G. CLARK & Co,
eowly33 Gen'l Agents for U. S. and Canadas
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e. Richards, Proprietor

Strictly Pure, of great age, and superior favor All
these important requisites To be found In Dunsters fine
old London Dock Gin Sold in large bottles by groces and
Druggists generally.
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legal Notices.

GTATE OF VERMONT, District Of WEST
~ MINISTER. S. S. The Probate Court in and for the
District Aforesaid To all persons interested In the Estate
of DAVID HILL, late of Jamaica, deceased, Greetinqs
You hereby notified that said Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the administration account of o. GAR
FIELD administrator Of said deceased and dstrbu-
ton OF said Estate at the session OF said Court be held
the Inn Of FRANCIS PHELPS in Grafton, in said District
the first Wednesday If February 1883, when and where
you can be heard in the premises ii you shall
c. b. EDDY Register.
January 8, 1861