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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-02

ray-De Soto when he visited the
shores of America, sought long and ar.
duously for the Spring of perpetual
Youth" that those who ba.hcd therein
might never grow old in appoarance.--
People Of our day have ia part discover.
cd substitute for this unfound spring
iu Rings Vegetable Ambrosin, few
applications Of which gives to white or
gray hair that dark, strong and 81 ssy
appearance peculiar to youthful beauty.
II any Of our readers doubt this, let
them try bottle and be convinced OF
the truth Of our assertion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-02

p~Thu Circsis Court for Carroll
county meets, Pad. Monday 18Th. d
May, inst
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-02

suPrLEMEST.-We send out with
our paper this week an advertisement Of
those enterprising Merchants, Messrs.
Hood 4 Thomas, Of Westminster, who
have just returDed from the cities with
large lot Of all kieds Of Goods in their
line, which they are sure will please
every body who win call and examine
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-02


THANksoIvISo.-The Odd Fellows
throughout the United States observed
last Friday as day Thanksgiving for
thepreseryation Of the Order during the
late troubles Of the country. At West
minister ii was observed in an appropri.
ate manner, and fine address delivered
at their Hall BY Rev. II. G. Holloway.
AT Manchester, we learo that tho Or.
der had very fiue turn out, aud inter.
esting proceedings at the Lutheran
Church--the Lodge and Encampment
Of Manchester and Lodge from Middle.
town, Baltimore county, being present.
Rev. Br. Wiser, delivered very able
address. The Ohoirs Of the Reformed
and Lutheran Churches ofEciated.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-02

pl5-Those Of our readers who lack a
growth Of hair upon the face. or those
whose hair Is falling out, or have become
bald, would do VOL to ~ rDr. Scvigne's
Restaurateur Capillairo' This pre-.
paration has been used By thousands 10
this country and Europe, with the most
gratifying results Testimonials Of the
most aattering character have been rc.
cciyed from the most wealthy aud inilu.
entail citizens of the country, and will
be sent free to any one, on application,
by Messrs. Berger. Shuts 4 Co, Chem
lists Of Troy, n. Y, the only agents in
America for the sale ofthe same. Read
their advertisement 10 this paper.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-02

pa-0f the many Cosmetics and Toll.
ct Articles now advertised, but few
prove to be what they ara represented.
Mcssrs. Berger, Shuts & Co, Chem.
lists, OF Troy, N. Y, are advertising ex-
tonsively several articles that have pro-
we'd themselves just as represented, for
which they are acting as agents. We
believe them to be perfectly trustwor.
thy, aud that parties using their prepar.
ations will find them fully up to the re-
commends given. See their advertise
meut in another column Of this paper
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1 q A d r p 8

more or less, lying on the South side ~ The
Nicodcnus Road in Carroll county, adjoih.
Ing the lands Of p. A. Gorsnch and o,hcr,,
near 7. A. Shipley's Store. This Lot b
covered with heavy TIMBER, suitable for
building purposes. and is conyenien, 10
Mills, Churches, Schools, Shons and Stores,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

cight men instead Of eight millions, he
would not have assisted them "wisely
or unwiscly" to break up the Union.
bnt can tho imposing magnitude Of
numbers count''wrons into right-error
INTO truth? Surely not, yet Maj. Per-
ry argues as if he thinks so.
The Major tells us that when South
Carolina seeded from tho Union, Gov.
Means desired to know thc'coursc he
intended to take. He said to the Gov
ernor "lhat the State was going to lie
devil, aud he was going with her"
lie thinks she is "going to the devil"
again il she votes for convention ;
but he swcars he'll not go with her
this time. Is not this little incon-
sistont ? We should like to have the
Majors company, and hope, after he
reflects moro upon the subject, he will
conclude to 60 with us.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

author Of Joseph II. and his Court !"
Madame Pfcillcr, author of 'Fashion,
the Cricket chronological Theory of
Mans Organization = Metaphysical
Absurditics Shakcpcarc's Supernntu-
raj Characters How to talk to ladies;
Plain words with big boys Aborigi-
nal Legends of America the Gospel
among Animals, BY Rev. DR.. Osgood ;
Health at Homo Whom to Elect ;
Our Next President Our National
Military Systematic Navy Popc's
Essay on Man, given in the Phrcno-
logical Journal for juno now ready.
a new Volume begins with the next
number. Three dollars u year; sim
glc numbers 20 cents. Address S. Il.
Wells, 3S9 Broadway, n. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29
WINNSBORO, S. G..
Wednesday Morning, May 20, 1867.
D. b. McCKMlGlT, Nplron.
TERMS---FOR HERALD.

THREE DOLLARS per ycnr; TWO DOLLARS
for six months; ONE DOLLAR for thrcc months -
payable in 'grC"uh tcks " Single copies Ten Cents
IL - The inpcr will lC discontinued IN the cxNi-
ratrn oi the u'nc i"r which payment has been made
Subscribers who tiul mark on the wrapper OF
m,rS,r OF Their paper, Will understand that the ilnc
paid for has expired. .
ADVERTISING ENrEs.Onc Dollar per square
for Tho first, aud seventy five cents for each subsc
Gucui insertion. squire consists Of the space Occu.
pied hv twelve lines nt III SHo type.
tlNB RATES 10 copies ono year Twenty five
Dplms. An extra copy 10 the rCrSOu muhirg up tho
club, after iin l,t Iunuary, lSG7
Z u" Within one month from tho dhto n club is
rclumcdand the money paid, tho person making tho
CLUB, may add any number of nucS NJ the rate.
lT3'' We wisn II distinctly understood that our
terms for subscription, advertising and job work nrc
Cush.
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For convention" or Against Con-
vcntiOn."

Those who read carefully tho. Acts
of Congress upon Reconstruction can
not fail to discover, from existing
facts that the Convention will be held
Those facts arc that tho colorcd popu-
lation understand that convention is
to their interest, and as they arc in
the majority, the convention will be
held.
Now shall we 60 into the Convcn
tion and aid in framing Constitution
for the benefit of us all, or stand
aloof? Sound Judgment, sasys ego in"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

withstanding; and the sooner tho whito
people Of tho South definitely decide this
stubborn fact, tho sooner will wc become
secure in sour lives, liberty, property and
honor" PniLLlp.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29


North In trusb tbon, ont of ovistencc
as a party. Tho world-yca, even
the Radical party-is not entirely
lost to truth, honor. and virtue.
They would not dare sto do this
thing"
The Major admits that tho purpose
of the Republican party has not been
solely that of revenge, for if it had,
says he, "thoy could have instituted,
ali over tho country, prosecuting for
reason, and by military communi,a-
tions or negro jurios have brought any
prominent man to the gallows."
IF they had undertaken to reel,
their vengeance in this way on
<'promincnt men" of the South, who
participated in the rebellion, tho Ma
ior himself would have been in some
danger. But he still lives to hurl de-
iianco at thcm, and to refuse to bo
ere constructed" except on his own
term.
The fact is tho Republican party
thus far has exercised greater forbcar-
ancc towards US than we had right to
expect under all the circumstances.
1t is true they arc handling us q
little roughly, but not to the extent
they have it in their power to do, and
we should be thankful for all the suf-
fcring they have spared us which they
might and could have inflicted.
The Major seems entirely to have
overlooked the fact--thc great fact
that we arc conquered, 4 subjugatcd
people, and insists on his dictating tC
his conQncrors his own terms of con.
ciliation and reconstruction. This
looks like quitting on airs"
But what docs he advise us to do
ie "'H Il wv WIZ nave P'.'cncc
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-,
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=, - "0"' ""S "o ''o '"'"Ns '""' some
'''"'' W." "p',"s "P ""o"H us Ssom'
"0'''' "'S' "''. i'',' "s o"' o' oohoaS'
70 n"'"0 ~, r''"''''" '''''' somewhere
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N"' - N''V "''''.' WIZ save ner ''ohof
49," =, ,''' w ". ,''' ,''"' way cSc'P
' ~, "''' '',T" "''" ''S ''""''o'''
y, 'o'' '"''u ~ our .oE'nor slaves
y ', - ''.o' ooo0'l'" " nun '"'' u"
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~ @''o ''9ol' ~
s'bio mode of Radicalizins the State
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

l,i OF their paper, will understand that the thnc
NlTEn[r1 \ ,rrs orc po,,,, Nor ono,c
for ,nU it an" '."n cents fer , o"eh s"nsS
p'II by ~ hy"iy% n:,., Ines Of ss'zo , type
Ds r % An M |i' Hn%y G"ry to 'IS 1 verso" "s up tho
T." Wiihi" vii in, one mon!, I, trTm tn" L,'o Clubs
club may naA pny "Y",ncr Of names n! the same rate
terms for subscription, advertising and job work aro
Major Perry last letter to the Phoenix.
It has been said Lv some ono fond
wc think shrcwlly s,il HAT ,ybc,
man ~cts 70 writ;nc lott.rs ho :, o,t
to in difficulties. IF This bc trpc wc
imagine thpt Major Perry ;s !, ulilG-
cultios," for this is The third letter he
has eivcn us on the "situationn with
in u very brief period.
1t was said that Henry Clay, when
he was last q candidate for tho prcsi-
doncy, destroyed his chances for the
Office BY writing letters; in other
words, he wrote himself down. We
think that Major Perry is in danger
Of doing the same thing, without the
excuse OF being q candidate for the
Presidency.
We trust tho Major v i'll boar with
us in making few running comments
on this tlird and last letter up to
date, which Is something like the third
charge OF Il battery after tho first two
have been rcpuscd--rathcr weak, VIC
tAMN, with all duo doforcncc to the
acIuowlrducl ,o,cnts Of Major pnrrv
We arc not sure that tic Major
would have made ihis st.hira CHARGE
had il not been on account Of Che en-
couragcmcnt given him By his gallant
aiA, Can't. II. ". Woodward, who like
gui,ep fowl that is getting worstcd
in Il ight, mHt run forward when he
Eyo,r; hn will have IN run L,c,, ,r,;r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

WEBSTER 4 CuEsrnnrIErp. - Daniel
the profound has a good word or so on
manners. He thus discourScs
Wo should make it n principle to
extend the hand Of fellowship TO every
man who discharges faithfully his dn-
ties, and maintains good order who
1nanifests deep interest in the wei.
fare of general society whose dcport-
mcnt is upright, and whose mind is
Intelligent, without stopping to asccr-
tain whether he swings hmnmcr on
draws 4 thread. 'Ibcrc is nothing 50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02
sCHENcK's MANDRAKE PILL,

SC6CNCAS MANUkAAE PILL.
the many Dangerous MaIidies witch are
caused BY morbid condition OF that or.
gan. ltess Fftrf
TO give the sssf Of the
those wonderful effects which are attested By thou
sands OF reliable witnesses, We present brief
DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER
and IL functions which will the operation Of this
popular medicine Pe.certible to every mans under
standing
aborbants One Of its obvious to sesre te and
prepare the bile 1t Likewise filters the blood nd sepe
rates that fluid from all impurities How indispensa.
hi to health ia the proper perfor OF
If the liver is diseased, cannot purify
the blood ard If that is sent back through the lungs
brain and other parts in morbid condition, IL must
updce billousness oostrr ction CT TIE kidneys
gravel, and many other complaints more or ls pain
full and dangerous, but the least o them quite enough
to mshe q rnau and uncomfortable, and unht for
the performance OF Of the duties OF liie THIS IN
healthy of tn. tenn very often ends IN pulmon-
The circulation Of the blood is conducted in this
manner:-The heart sends the vital current down
through the arteries thr oush the desh tax
ing all impurities in It's progress then the stream
to the liver purified II is impossible to cure con-
SUMPTION scrofuar or scarcely any other kind OF
ceration while that important orgaD the liver, dis
eastd for that that regular physician rs
rarely consumption. They usually begin Their
treatment With the uss Of some cough medicine, The
basis CO which is morpea or opium in some shape
which locks oliver instead Of relaxing the secre
tiers giving tone TO the stomach, and producing
healthy TOW Of bile. DR. Sc encks
PuImOnfc Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills.
wii strength the STEM, purify tho blood and ripper
and heal ulcers the mpgs.
A volume woull be required, give a brief accoun
of The remarkable cures perform by Dr. Schenckf
medicines, Pulmonc Syrup, Se weed ToDic ant
Mendrsk Pills-al Of which are accompanied by full
directions for the of them
DR.. SCH ENC VIII be fou I'D at hs rooms ever!
week, 30 Bond street. New York, and IS Hanove
street Bost n, from, a. 81. until 8 p NJ He give
advice free, but for u thorough examination with III
Res prom the charge is Ave (5 dollars Lis meoi
cines for sale by all druggists and dealers. Also
full supply times at his Price of the Pu
monte Syrup and .ve-d Tonic, each s SO per bot
tie or 50 the half Mandrake p lis IS cent
per box.
GEO. Q. GOODWIN & co IS Hanover street, Agent
for Bosto For sale by all druggists.
& Nj IL 4 Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02
40
t-)leO.
Notices Of deaths inserted free. Obituaries, inciud
ing poetry, inserted for Ave nts line, to be paid
advance. This rule will be strictly adhered to

Ia Grand Rapids, Mich Carrie A, wife of Edwin
Baxter, aged Is years.
Deceased formerly a reside II OF Mortified, VT.
anc youn gest daughter OF Van and Cynthia
Reyes of that place.
In Berlin, VT. Dec 26th, o. consumption, 5 Ufsu.a
Fr,nces wife OF Oliver ewey, aged As years, NOR tn
ana IL days
Ia Chelsea Dec. %, Miss MARI Jane Erskine, aged
10 JeaIs.
a. The Saviour hat callel her
She his arms
Free Cow from all sickness.
Free now from all harms
Papers in Mich III, Wis, Iowa, Please copy.
In Non hsd. Oct. 3Jth, 1876, Ed gar A. oaly sen OF
Hiram and Jul A Ballou aged year I'D ii months
DarIpg tdde, patient Eddie.
From thou'st gone
All our Joy Is cd mourning,
And TO Eight is turned our day
But We know twas God tina called thee
Why 4, was cannot tell,
Ami aitho our hearts ache sadly,
Know he deeth ali things well
In More:own, Nov 2ld, mr. Henry tarnet., aged ~
years, months and IL days.
DesIe hu sha ne thou has, iefe me.
And thy loss deeply feel,
But tits God that has berett NE,
He can all my soTI ows heal. A. J. b.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02
samuel Silepard's estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
w.saIScroS DISTRICT, / a montpelier, w.lhin and
for district, the 18th day of December 4 d.
OLIVIA A. SHEPARD, AdsinistratriX Of the estate
" of Samuel shepard, late CT RoAbary N sAhi as'ro-
sell the whole of real of said deceased n
Guiding homestead therein, situated ii said hoA-
bun representing that the sale there T. except the
ad for the payment OF he aeSts oi
deceased, ana that the sale Of sai nom esteia
would beneficial TO he widow and children OF SAD
deceased who interested therein
Whrreupon, it is ordered by said Court th-t sai3
referred session thereof TO &c sc Al
he Probate Office said Montpelier, on the Isth ia
of January. A d. 1857, for bearing ana decision
thereon and it is further ordered that all persons
I'M crested nutined hereof publication of notice
of said application and order thereon, three weeks
successfully Green Moun ain Freeman, printed
Montpelier, before said time of hearing that they
IN appear said time and place and, # they see
cause obje-t thereto By tie CoHrt,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02
uorace S;hat6eId,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In PrGsaIe Cont n n1I
lrivt on ire 18Th day of December, A. D. 1906
VIBA SPRsGUE, Administering OF the ea ale OF Hor-
II ce ChaIheld, late of Randolph, IN said DIS
trct deceased presents his al nlnistratOn account
for examination and allowance, and makes appii-
cation for decree of Iibution and PARTITION q the
estate OF said deceased
Whereupon ii 5 O ride red by said Court ha saio
account said application be referred 10 session
of said Court; TO held he Probate Office saio
Br ,okisId, on the 10Th day of January, A d. 1867,
for hearing decision thereon
tisfurther ride re that notice heTeot' gwen
10 interested by PubllCattl OF the same
three Ve succe-' vely in the GTetn No III tam
Freeman newspaper pu blished Montpelier pre-
said time appointed for hearing that they
may appearas said time and place, ard show cause.
If anv they may have. why sad account shucd not
be sIlox e and such decree made BY the Court
F52v3 Attest. r CLEAVELAND. Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02

In Bethel, Dec. co. by Rev Nj. Folsom, HrChrstopher
R.. Noble q westaeid Mass, and Miss Nancis r.
BuEaTd Of Bethel.
In Chelsea, Dec. 16. by Rev. j. A. Sherburn, james
Robertson OF Flos S1scce CO. C. W., and Miss Eliza
Nice, mel of Chelsea
Ah,, by the Dec %, william Wilson, Jr and
Miss Elisabeth c. F. field, both Of Chelsea
In Planheld Dec. 3tta by Rev. s. b. Curritr, Mr. N
A. Upton of franklin N IA. and Miss Sarah Skinner
of Piainheid.
At Plaiueed Hctel by Rev s. B. Currer, Mr. Lu-
Their Collins ct East Montpelier, and Mss Sarah E..
iliey Of Walden.
In Wilamstown, Dec. 10Th, by Rev. ". Kdder,
Mr.. John Farnhsm, and MISS Laura N. Hatch, both OF
WIlIiamstown.
Also, by the same Dec. 25.h, Mr.. Aaron B. Kinsman,
Ard Mss Julia G. Webster, both Of Williams town.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02
Eraui Notifss.


STATE OF VERMONT, ] In Probate Court ne 10
W .sHrsoro. DIsrRIcf, SIS at Aontpeier IN saia
n,,,t On he % DAY of DeceH Der, A. d 1866.
MRS NANCY @. HOWE, AdmiBistraitix of the es-
M ta'e James Howe, late al Cahft, IA said sIs.
tyirr decreased preSeats her zdniGisiraILn account
for examination slio vance. and makes Application
for decree of dstr button and par ton oil the esa'e
of said deceased.
Whereupon il is ordered by said Courithat sale &C
and application be referred 10 SESSION OF
Court to be hci the Probate Once IN safd
Mont eiier on the day Of January a 3D. 1867 tor
hearing and decision thrTFoni .
And Il j. fuTIber ordered thar notice hereofbe given
10 all person. interested By Publication OF me same
three week. successfully, in the Green Aoaniaih
Freeman, a newspaper published al u an pc ef PEE
viSus said apo nted for aean1E- hai thrF
PIPER said time and place. ana shaw cause,
if they have, why said account should rot DC
allowed and such decree made.
By the Court.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02

DKArH OF CENTENARIAN.-Mr. Thomas
Still, aged one hundred years and six montbs,
citizen of Sandgate, died in that town on
the 10Th inst.
ENDowxEsT.-We see it stated that Thad.
Stevens of Pennsylvania has endowed q pro-
fessorship of moral and intellectual philosc-
ply in the Vermont University.
The next meeting of the Oh ittenden Co.,
Teachers Association will be held at Char
lotte, Friday and Saturday, Jan. 25th and
10Th.
Revivals are in progress in Castleton and
West Csstleton, I'm the Methodist and Bsp-
fist churches.
The Newport Express gives the following
account of the revival IN Morgan
The revival interest in Morgan and yicini-
ty still continues, and is constantly and large
| ly Increasing. Eight persons were baptised
by immersion in Lake Seymour, on Thursday
| last, which all will remember as the coolest
day of the season thus far. We learn that
| forty more were to be baptized on Sunday
last. Among these immersed on Thursday,
was little boy, seven years old. The par
ents of the child were baptized several weeks
since, and the boy who experienced q change
of heart was very anxious to be baptized at
the same time lie was urged by all to wait
| a while; but the matter troubled him go
much, and he became So strenuous about II,
th2t his Parents at LIST consented The main
reason n gave tcr not waiting till Spring,
was bis telling that he should net live until
| then.
To INvENToRs.-R. H. + Idly, Esq, the emf =
nent patent solici or, of Boston, continues to
devote his entire time to this difficult and COM
plex der artment of business. There is no man
IN this country thoroughly conversant with
| the laws which govern patents or who has
been successful in the prosecution Ct claims
| before the Commissioners at W ashlngtOn
lie has had early thirty years practical ex-
perience, and his advice all question:
touching the validity OF CLAN and the pa
tentabIty OF inventions renders his services of
inestimabie value to all having business Wi h
the Patent Office. Mr.. Eddy is constantly
| employed on cases where patents have been
refused, and bis success in securing them at
ter all others haze failed has placed hin at
the head of his profession. His drawings
specifcaC cts and other writings, are prepared
10 the moet busbesslihe manner, anu bis
charges will be found very moderate. w e
take great pleasure IN recommending MI
Ely & those who may require his services,
and can assure them tt.t they will ind him
a hIgh-ninded and honora bic gentleman, and
enc liz vncse hands tteir interests will be
carefully and skllltuly attended to.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
RAxpoLPH DISTRICT, SIS ( at Chelsea, the 2Uth day
of December. A. d 1865
ID OXANA ESTABRoOK, AdministT striN 0f the estate
II uf RodophGs Estabrook, late Of said Cheise, =,
dece ased, makes application sail Court fnr IL
cen-e 10 sell all of The real of said deceased
representing that said part for the
payment of debts of said deceased aad 'hai par
thereof sold alone without injury t. those
Interest ted in the RENAL ndeT-
Whereupon ord red by s2id court TINT slid ap-
pIcliion come under consideration and be heard on
the nth dly nf January A. d. 1865, II III Probate
ufce Che sea and u is further ordered that all
Interested Motif "a hereof aIbiici ION of
of this adpiicati IN aud order thereon three
weeks successfully the Green Mountain freeman
printed al Montpelier before said line of hearing
they may appeIr said time and place, and, II
they Sc cause. object thereto.
By the Court,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02
William fIOOdy,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT Prob5l> Court 1eiu
WAsHISGroS DIsIsIcr- at Montpeer IN said dis-
srci, on he ed day of December, A d. 1850
NATHANIEL. MOODY, Administrator OF Inc estate OF
" William Moody late of rrhn ~ IN SAID fstficf
deceased presents his adminstTat account Tor ea-
animation and allowance, and maE e. application r n
decree of CT The estate OF SAID deceased
whereupon it is ordered by said toaft that "a -
accn9nt and said application be referred to sion 81
said held Al the Pro5lte Once N aid nAoH
peIier 18th day of JAM A D. 1857, TO hearing
and decision thereon:
And IL is ordered, that ice hereof De gwen
to all persons j. by publication OF the same
three weeks successfully il The Green MoHn am rec
man newspaper publ. he'd Montpelier, precious 10
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
al said time and place. and shox cause, if any they
may have said shoaia not be allowed and
such decree made BY The CouIt-
E5aw3 Attest. 7. Z. MERRILL, l1dre-