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with force. If there is any backing
down to be done, it must be by the
radicals; it will not be by Andrew
Johnson.
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Bills That Have Become Laws With
out tn" Signature OF the Presi-
dent.
AS much comment has been occa-
stoned by two important bills becom~
ing laws without the signature of the
President, the following communica-
ton from the Secretary of State,
which has been laid before the House,
may prove of interest in that connec-
ton:
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON. February ]! 1852

SIR: [ have had the honor to re-
ceive an authenticated copy of pre-
amble and resolution passed bv the
House of Representatives yesterday,
IN which [ am directed to inform the
House whether certain laws, to wit,
one bill to repeal section thirteen of
an Act to suppress the insurrection.
to punish treason and rebellion, and
to seize and con6scate the property
Of rebels, and for other purposes, ap-
proved July II, 1862; and another
bill to regulate the elective franchise
In the Territories of the United
States, which bills arc reported by
the Committee on Enrolled Bills to
have been presented to the President
of the United States, respectively,
on the 9th and 18th ult., have been
filed in my (this) department. In
reply, l have respectfully to state that
the two laws referred to in the resolu-
ton were this day filed in this de-
partment, together with an accompa-
nying note from Col. William G..
Moore, which note is as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
W AohiNH1ON, ~ w., Jan. 81, IOOi.
SIR: L am directed by the Presi-
dent to transmit to you an Act to
repeal section thirteen of an Act to
suppress insurrection, to prevent
treason and rebellion, to seize and
confiscate the property of rebels, and
tor other purposes, approved July
IT, 1862, and an Act to regulate the
elective franchise in the Territories
Of the United States. These bills
were presented to the President for
his approval, and have not been re-
turned by him to the House in which
they originated within the time pre-
scrlbed by the Constitution of the
United States. Having therefore be-
come laws, they are transmitted to
you for such further proceedings as
the laws of the United States require.
l have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM G.. MOORE,
United States Army.
To Hon. WILLIAM 81. SEWARD, Sec
rotary Of State.
[ have the honor to be, sir, your
obedlent servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. :
Secretary of State.
To Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Speak
er OF the House of personalities.
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III.
where they will find on file papers and
periodicals from every section of tho Union.
Tho building is open day and night
FIVE CENTS. The price of single copios
OF the Phonir is Jice cents, and purchasers
are requested to pay no more for them-as
they arc furnished 70 the news-boys at a
rate sufficiently low to warrant their being
sold at that price
pEATH OF AN OLD HEsIDEST.-Mrs Agnes
Law, an old and much-loved resident of
this city, departed this life yesterday. She
has been confined 70 !:ec bed for u length
OF time, from the effects OF cold contracted
from being exposed in her garden for scve-
raj days, after the destruction Of her
dwelling on the eyer-memorable 18th OF
February. Mrs. LaE was a consistent
member Of the Presbyterian Church.
ST. VALENTINES DAY-FEBRUARY 14.-In
speaking Of this day-tho near approach
OF whicl. ia heradcd by the display of
Valentines in t:Ie booNstores-a cotempo-
rary says that it is the day sacred to ST.
Valentine, 4 holy priest OF Rome, who,
With st. Maurius, assisted in the persecu-
ton under Claudius r. BE was arrested
by that Emperor and sent 20 the prefect of
Rome, who, on finding all his efforts to
me he him rcnouncc his faith Intellectual,
caused him to be beaten with clubs and
afterwards bchcadcl. This unfortunate
shortening of his stature. by q head,
occurred CO the iitn, and hence the origin
OF the festival OF st. Valentine. But what
connection this holy priest ever had with
lovc-makinS, We have never been ablo sa-
tisfactorily to discover. There arc many
conjectures, but the most plausible is to
be found in the ornitholoSical workingsesf
nature. About this time, the ice king
begins to give way to the balmy brcathings
of gentle spring, early vegetation COM
mences, and the birds, after long semi
torpid holiday, begin to mate and COM
mencc housekeeping for the season.
NEW -iDvErrISE3IENrs. Attention is call
ed To the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
timc:
Jerome Fasan-Furnit;,re.
Paul G. Chappell-Adm'r Notice.
Fisher Il Hcinitsh-Consumpti &c.
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NEW LINE. The magnificent steam
ship Carlotta, Of the new line just IL
augurated by Messrs. Street Bro
theirs, leaves Charleston for New
York to-day. She is in every respect
a first class boat, and is under the
command Of Capt. Charles Collins,
whose reputation as sailor of expe-
rience and capacity, and as q courte-
Gus and accomplished gentleman, is
familiar to all who $50 down to the
sea in ships"
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Lord Mas, the newly appointed
Governor General of Canada, is an
Irish peer, and whilst in Parliament
was called the "fat Irish boy"
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The city Of London burned Cob.
265 tons Of coal last year.
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LnoSal Etena@

OUE READING Roon-Our friends are
invited to visit the Phrnin reading room,
where they will find on file papers and
periodicals from every section of tho Union.
Tho building is open day and night.
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FIVE CENTS. The price of single copies
OF the Phonir is fee cents, and purchasers
are requested TO pay no more for them-as
they arc furnished TO the news-boys at a
rate sufficiently low to warrant their being
sold at that pricc.
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NEW w-iDvErrIsENENrs. Attention Is call
ed TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the fret
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-22

"Jcs so!"'' Exactly "-solou shngie said, they
there "evcry um.' % ha felt owlsy" morning, he
took Plantation 3eri 1.-The fst weary at night DE- ouk Plan
tauou Beui fha lacked appetite, weak, auguid or
mautAly oppt-sse e Plantation Btsrs. and they
ort,igi to BET bim ou his pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority hut may
Just read the fooeiuei
lose much to you, Tor verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have sayed my lie.
REV vs. n. WAGNER, Msdrd, n Y
thase been great sufferer from Dys-
pep'ia aud had abandon preaching.
Plantation Biiters have cured m.
REV. G. A. WILDWOOD, New Yoi Tuy.
Ihad loot 40 app-tite-uas 30 weak ana
cneaei could hardly walk aud had perfect dread Of
cty. The uaHtatiou btters have Get me an
iRht. JAMES uENtNWAY, st. Louis, Mo-"
The Plantation Bitiers have cured Of
d.rauesnent Of the Kidneys Urinary Organs
tfessed me for yeats. They set ike a charm.
q. q. MOORE, ~ Broadway, n ~"
Mrs. o. ~ DEvOG, ofbe Union Rome School for
Soldiers children, says she "has given the and
valid children anier her charge win The most happy and graf
ifyus fc.un we have received hundred NJ
such cefucats, advertisements what
people h.mstge. say ola good article. Our fortune our
repuAuon stake. The .uai quality and Ugh character
goods win b. sustained under every and all
stances They already obtained every town,
village, parish and hamlet among civilized nations. Base
it4tota name and style they can,
ant hs-as. s5oi article bc sold a. poor One
they support from parties who do what they
SELL your guard See private stamp overths cork
p. Ii. DRAKE n Co, New York city.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by all Druggists.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

Gentlemen had negro man worth ttEo who toos eo'l
from bad hurt in che rs aud useless for year
bad usrI cyerythuff cauM hear % ahout benefit until
tried che HeAoan Nnstaug Llncnt 20 soon c1ctcd perm
aueutrurr." ). b. 20" NlN1'
Montgomery, Ala, June % $50
tatr pleasure rnding the hcHcau Mustang
Isnmsu, o. valuable Indispensable ar"e of aprain
Sores, ais Horses Our meat We used Tot
Barns, Brusrs Rheunasmi Se and lsay u aet'
Ike uasic.n J.W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells. Farso's aud Ia TENS
Express.
apran OF my daughters aukle occasoned while skat
nrAst nnr 9asoaurey circi seek, after che
tnencsd ising your Celebrated Mustang Llumeut.
Giouc.ster, Mass, Aus. T. le55. Ed SEtLf-'
ms al admitted fact that the Mexican Masians Lnimeni
performs more shorter tune, and beast than
any article ever discovered. Families, livery and plant
ers should always them hand Quick and sur u Ger
sniy is gsuulus wrapped Go stsvlpate engraving
beadns che signature re w. Westbrook Chemist sud he
prisae r. stamp Of nIHAs BAEsrs Co. over the top.
40 effort has been mai counterfeit Nth cheap stone
plate label L8ok cloudy
SARATOGA sfalNG WATER, sold By all drusgists.
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FISK & HA1 OIL.

Bankers and Dealers in Government Sc
curities, No. 5, Nassau Street, N. Y.
BAH kinds Of Govern snt Securities received at
the full market pfee in exchange the above Bonds
AS,
To An descriptions Of Government Sc
curities kept constantly on hand, and bought,
sold or erchanged.
" Gold Coin aud U S Coupons DO light, Isold and
collected.
BSy~ Deposits receiued on liberal terms,
subject 10 eherh al sight.
~ Collections made throughout the country,
~ Miscellaneous stlcas aud Bouds biught aud sold
at the Stock exchange on commission for cash
Rs5@ Special attention given 10 the err
change Of seoea-ltirty notes Of all he series
for tie Hsi0 foe-tUeaty bonds ot 1865, on
the most .faDorabie tsrms.
april D. 1867 Sc daw mo.
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.

AGeutlenap who suffered r years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay md all The effects of youthful iudiscreton
w for ihe sake " sugfing huuany, send foe 10 all Who
need IT, the recipe aud directions Tor mailing The simple medy
BY which he Sufferers Wishing 70 profit by the adj
verser experience ny Addressing perfect oond
denoe john b. OGDEN. a. Cedar st., New YORK.
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Iron, Steel, &c.

80 Tons Eng. and Am. Tire, assorted sizes,
5 " Band,
8 +" Hoop, I"
5 Burdens Round,
l Cork Steel,
-" Sanderson's Cast Steel, for Gran
tie Tools, cornered,
, Nail Rods,
, &" Burdens Horse Shoes,
, " shoe Shape,
/ " Horse Shoe Nails, all sizes,
? Concord Axlerees, all sizes,
l Carriage Springs,
2 d" Steel Tire, all sizes,
2 &" Grow Bars,
/ Stone and Sledge Hammers,
200 Kegs Of Nails, Carriage Bolts, and
a general assortment of Heavy Hardware.
BANCROFT ~ HOLMES
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OLD EYES MADE NEW

without spectaeles Doctor or Medicine rost paid
receipt Of 10 Address DR. y. b. FoOrE, auhor Of
Medical Common sense Lexington Avenue corner Of
East 18Th g., N Y. 6l.s1
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Read again the Evidence of one of our
oldest Residents.

JlsuINNArIi DeoombeT ~ Ifbi.
MEssRs. j. n. HARRIS \ COS
GEsrs- This is to certify that have found ALIENS LUNG
BAASAM Of the hest es In the world for
LuSos have used family for braking up trouble
cough with the happest effect recommended Il
young who lad addressing cough and ~as threatened
with ConsumpHonand Il cured her few days, would
recommend 10 all afflicted with cough, and 10 those who
piedspofod 10 Consumption
Respect ully yours, A. A HARRISON
Sold by NJ X. Brown Bixby Co., aud Roddeld A CROOKS,
Montpelier, and BY All Dealers in Family Medicines.
Mar. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-22
AauADE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior any Cologne used to battle the
ace aud TO render the skin son aud esh TO asy In
nammaton, perfume cothup forheadache, &c tits man
uctured from the rich Southern Magnolia, aud obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented. 10 fasoe with actresses
aud opera singers Il sodby all dealers At tLOo 10 large
bottles, aud by DESAs BaaSE- CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents.
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IMPORTANT no FFMALEs.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues to devote entire time
to the treatment Of m diseases the female system
An experience oftwenty three yesrs enables him guarantee
speedy and perm rsfn the supprrssiVa
and an other Moastraa Dsraagsmsais, nhsuer cause
All letters for advice must contain e. ONCE Noa Endieo
street. Boston.
IT, atment
boston. jane a. iaJ6 tswily
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EGYPTIAN CORN,


which, upon trial. found ripen planted even the
last Of July. II Ia estimated from it's very prolific quail
tiles, to yield 10 bushels per acre, and weighs by seal
ed measure, sxyhve pounds to the bushel This corn
WAS produced by procured direct from Mr.. JONES'
consular agent, directly his from Egypt
IL needs different culture from Of other vAri
etie and in the South 80 crops be raised in
season on the ground. Il grows in the form Of
tree and thirty ears have grown upon stalk,
and will average from Ave to fifteen For domestic use
Il is unparalleled When ground and pr iperlY bolted Il
is quai In color and fneness 70 wheaton -four As
forage crop, by sowing in drills broadcast for early
feed. there is no kind OF we'll adapted mileh
cows, and that will yield hall the value 10 stalk
oofn
alt can be successfully grown in any State.
give the most satisfactory references that the
is IN respect what represent to be and furth
am the only person throughout the country who
has this variety OF Having secured quantity,
able fill all orders for those DESTROYS Of test
ing IL
TERMS In order that all may receive seed, we have
reduced the price to dollar and tT cents package
ANY person who will get club Of five will receive
package gratisffteen packages for $40 Any packages
for SO, one hundred packages tor $50 Que package
will contain enough plant the following from
20 TO 80 also directions for planting and cultyat
ing Address, +. Il. q. LINDSEY,
b. W.. Ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-22

ihoSs EXTRACT PuRe JAMAICA GISGEa Indigestion
Nausea Heartburn Sick Hsadsohe, Cholera Morbu Fatu-
ency &C, where warming smuaut Is required. Ia care
full preparation and entire purity makes 1t cheap and rea
bic article for culinary purposes Sold where 30
PET bottle. Ask for LT0ss" Pure Extract Take
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
~
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This Company constructing under the patronage ofthe
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
the Western end Of the
Great National Railway across the Continent.
Their line will extend from Sacramento. California
across the Sierra NevNdas IN the California State line
rsvtrsins the richest and most populous SEQ
tion of California, and thence through the great
mining regions of the Territories, to the
vicinity Of Salt Lake City.
1t forms the sole Western link ofthe only route
the Pacific which Is a1opted by Congress and alueu
by the issue Of United States Bonds.
Their road is already completed, equipped and running
for % miles f m Sacramento wi min IL miles Of the
summit o The Sierras aud large amount OF the Work
20 Grading, runaelng, &c beyoad that point has been
accomplished.
The First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company
afford unusual Inducements OF safety and Front to In
vestors, for the following mlng other reasons, Wig
Fir5tThe rate ofiuterest Is SIR per Csnf. ir cold,
PAYABLE semi, annually in the City Of New York.
Second-rhe Principal is payable iH cold at ma
turity.
Third The cost Of the Beads, .vinefg- Fipe Per
Cent. AID accrued interest 10 Ten Per cs,'t less
thsn that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent. God Bear
ing Bonds Of the Government.
Fowth.-rhe United states GorernHcnf pro-
rides nsdrfg hah "a. amount neoessary 10
GsmHH perrsHfGge on the f"f"re fraMe for
re-paDAsGHf
nm Owing 70 this liberal provision npanied with
EifoHsfro Grd'ifs Of Public LaHds BY which
the Government foster this great national enterprse,
Hs success Is rendered csrfaiH, aud az GHaH-
ciaf stdbififG o. dffOg efhrr iHdoDende"f OF
fhe rO1EfHgenoies 'ohfoh attend ordinary
Railroad eHferprfses.
Strth.-The security Of its Fir'i Mortgage Bo"as
is therefore ample aud Their character for safety ard
reliability Is eiuaed only by that Of the obligations
Of the GOrerRaseHf bseff
SeveA-The not earnings of the eompIetedpo are
aIreadu f0rg efg iHi eFcess Of fhe fHfercsf Oh
HgaIsons which the Company oiU sHesr
friec fhc dfsf0Hce. aud arc steadily increasing
rendering the HHiaferF.pfed payment OF fhe
THforesf absOf"tefy certain
Rlghh.-At the present rate Of Gold they pay nearly
IL Per Cent per snnum, on the amount invested
The Bonds are issued Ia denominations Of 81 900 with
semi annual Gold Coupons attached PAYABLE in New
York and offered for the present at D5 cent and
ACQUIRED interest Gin currency from January LIST
Orders may be forwarded 70 direct, through the
principal Banks and Bankers in all parts ~ the country
Remitances may be MI de in drafts GU New York. or
in Legal Tender Notes National Bank Notes, or other
funds current IN this city and the Bonds will be forward
ed any address by Express free Of charge Inquiries
for further particulars, by mail otherwise, will Give
punctual attention
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-22
~ TATE Of VERMONT, wAsHlNeTON DISTRICT, S.
~ Ia Probate Courhei NJ hontp eier and for sad
v m.lfI.l. Tho ILh llN u MAJ. -

District on the 18Th day n May, A. y. 1881.
stephen herrck, Administrator N the 81
Dermid lee " NdieseN. said district deceased makes
application 70 said Court for license sell the The
real estate q said deceased Including the right Of homestead
therein snd te revron u the widows dover repre.entng
that the sale Or the payment ofthe
ad dceas a. and hAthe sale ~ the would
eh'al 70 the widow and minor children Whereupou
dgred ~ said Court that said application be referred
zion thereof TO By held At the Probate Oce Montpelier
9n the an day ot Jane, A. o. a1 hearing
,hereont ard mrhe ordered hat Az persons Interested
BE- notified hereof BY publication % notice Application
and order thereon three succsssveiv Verrint
Naohmau state Journa printed Montpelier,
Time % hearing That ther appear said time place
and ii they SEE etuae. object thereto.
hy ne cour'.-Atsest, T.R. MERRILL,
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DIR. MILLERS
Soothing and Healing Balsam,
NATURES ASSISTANT.

OF HAS PROVED fVFALLABLE FOR BURNS. FROZEN
Limbs, Bruises Strains wounds Of an kinds, Pains 60 the
se Back NJ shoulders Chhains Chappsd Hanit Seek
Asue 10 ne face breast. Ear Deafness POISONING Ery
peas, and Inflammation Of the Eyes For Rheumatsm Is
not certain yet hundreds have been relieved by phen
other rafne,es hsve Jailed.
A. Az SrtRstt Hrnt'vE when TAKEN 20 season g. will cure
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Dysentery, Kidney Complaint
and choera Norhas itwu also Dpthea, dry Cough
and Asthma.
This medicine is purely vegetable in m composition sooihnr
and h. lng IN it influence aud be given anv sre
SEA WIN perfect safety TO has been before the public turin
The past nine years, and has h o. the most asts
inFoures The proprietor challenges The world produce is
prrior as remedy For sale byau nrurgies
c. ID. LEFT, Proprietor, Springfield, Mass.
pemas Barnes 90 % Park Row New York viii als, sup
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In fryato Court held a0ntteer, within and Tor said
District, on che 81 dty OF Nay, A.D. ISL.
An nsrnmeut purportng be the and testament
of Nathaniel Perry late u Cabot n said District ase
inFprsened % The Court by Nathaniel Perry
therein nangd or Probate Is ordered by said that al
persons concerned heren be notified
said court 90 BE- holden The Probate Montpelier on
the 18th day N May AID 1851 show they nay
have against the Probate Of VIII which purpose
further ordered that copy u Of this pub
shsd three weeks sucressvey On the Vermont Watchman
STAT J9prps printed At Montpelier, previous said
4 tree ny Of reeord.--Auest, T. MERRILL,
uOht
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llt% advertisements.
IMPORTANT NOTICE

MISS s.. -. PHILBROOK
Has jus, returned from market with and splend
assortment %
MILINERY GOODS!
Consisting 10 part dislike Rbons Flowers, Straw goods
and Pattern Bonnefs. crmulete assortment Of latA
and Gap Ribbons Malns Lace, TArlatons, Cape Lace,
Crown Innings Ruthes nc
Miss Phubrook con'emplates going West, ard will
OIL Sc % her stock n goods A. prices that
CANNOT FAIL TO SUIT!
And she wishes AT her old TONER'S s5d those that are
not, ~ call md ket Bonnet or n At
AT ONE-HALF THE ACCU sTOMRD PRICE.
Miliiners supplied eilh goods at Wholesale lst as
rheip IS can be- iught In Boston and New York and
by setting their goods home they the express
Bonnets aud Hats dressed over 10 loos wei as new
AZ haas I'll nmed gratis
Opposite Poft office. S. Il. PHILgROOK
Montpelier May it, 1877 dlr.wtf
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Asaal NOtlffs.

lrTArE OF VERMONT, WARRINGTON DISTRICT "a 7
IN Probate Court held At Montpelier, within and r sat
~ DsirIct, on lhe 18Th day Of May, A, n. 1851. !
Mrs Louisa iotfand mnistratrix offhe estate
Loselsn late m Berlin IN said District, deceased, makes o.
pcatOn 10 said Court. with the consent ad appreciation
writing % The hers residing N this state Tor license 10 sell
uhole ~ the said deceasei the rht
homestead and widoes d1er represent
ns that the sale o part thereof Tor bs payment
or The debts n said deceased and that part n said
cannot sold W9ut injury 70 those Interested the remain
DER aud that the sale u all said real estate the hbe-
stad would he benehcia 70 all Interested Whsreupon, IL
.Isr ~ sad Court that said Applicable BE- referred 70
session theep 70 be held the Probate Once Monpe
sr On The an dey o. June A. d. 7 for hearing and decis
ion thereon and u a further oriere thar al persons iner
sd b. netihd hfeoi ~ publication ofnotce Of said april
CATION and order hereon hrea SUCCESSFULLY Yer
mont Naehman sta louna printed At Montp before
$40 ie ~ nsang hat my may at said time and
By ths oopr'-Attest, TR. MERRILL.
tlabf Judas.
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n ' v IN ~
- In Probate Court held AZ hnutnelier in Sah Dfsrict,
- the 7th day ~ May, A.. D. 1851.
Deuou Batcheder The estate Of Bradford
x Freeman late Of Barre IN said District decrasi pressn
his administration Tor Allowance
the estate % SAID deccas
~herenpon BY Court that account and
said application he ~ rrd 10 session Of said Court
held the Probate Once IN sati Montpelier
Nay A. ~ l fr hearing and decision thereoni And Il 10
further orer that notice hereof
iersed By pu2stoa q The three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
IN the vermont Watchman Journal, newspaper
published AZ Montpelier said appointed
hearing That they said time place
cause any they have, why said ould
allowed, AMI such decree made.
By the Court. Attest N. A. CHASE. .
Rsgfs
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10 watfed, May ~, by Hes.J Royce Mr Benl Holmes,
" hnreioNn 60 Ms, Laura q. Or. r, 81 " altsheld
AZ sutton n. TO- NnN TO- boy thH Rev. Henry 81 Kinha
~ Sutton.
Esq. nod Miss Iona q, heuks.
of Madison, wis. so cards.
Az Norhaeld, May ., by Rev j. Gill; Mr.. Isaiah beair
Miss Edna Noe, both 81 NurthdH IA.