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The following is the list of companies
ro.-.r,t +lnrnther with the distance thrown

Fountain, Brattieb'o, HpnHeH,aH, 179
During the trials there was at times
strong wind. which interfered with the play
inc of some Of the machines. The Capitols
have done much better in their practice at
home than they did at Rutland. Their hose
was new, which was not in their favor, and
strong wind was an additional difficulty to
be overcome.
The Montpelier Company. with others, were
unexpectedly kept in Burlington over night
on their way to Rutland The Burlington
IimeS says
The visiting companies were the = Seth
Warmers" Of Waterbury, 30 men, Capt
Lease. and Chief Engineer b. H. Dewey, in
command the - Capitals of Montpelier
80 men. Capt. Clark. and Chief Engineer
Saml " ellis III command, which fine com
pany was accompanied by the - Montpelier
Band. +" which although but new organiza-
ton. has reached. under the tutilage of their
leader. Mr. H. =. Fales, high degree Of
musical excellence The other companies
were the :. Torrents " Of Northfield, Capt.
Roswell Dewey. 80 men, and the . Hori-
cons - of Plattsburgh, 80 men, Capt John
Smith Our city firemen did what little lay
in their power 10 accommodate their guests
unexpectedly detained over night
The Montpelier Band has our thanks toT
the compliment of a serenade and we learn
that Mcssrs. K. W. Chase r. : Taft. f. r.
Hard. \ L. Catln. and p. ). Peake, were
equally favored with ourselves
Those who went from Montpelier enjoyed
the excursion. although they didn't win tho
prize and we are quite sure they can't b
beaten by any tub = in putting out fires
The fremcn and people Of Rutland wer
attentive hosts and the arrangements to
the trials of the various machines were a
fair. and as impartaIly carried out. as wa
possible.
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EirpmeU'S Muster.

The fremens ulster at Rutland, the 18th
inst. was decided success Eighteen COM
panies from other towns were present, and
an unusually large concourse of people
The procession, which would have been
splendid display, was prevented BY heavy
thunder shower The trial commenced at
P NJ, each company playing through 300
feet of hose, with ten minutes for prepara-
ton, and one minute to play
The first prize, $780, sixty men on brakes,
was won by . Fountain No. /, of Bratt G.
boro. Length of stream l19 feet.
The second prize, 5000, fifty men on
brakes. was taken by - Mazeppa No 3, OF
Fitchburg, Mass stream 1913 feet 10 inches
The third prize, 800, forty men on brakes,
was awarded 10 . Geyser No. t. of Ash
burnham, Mass Stream lS6 feet.
The following is the list of companies
,.-eSavt +oera+ber with the distance thrown
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.EeR PRINTING.

VIII our friends do us the favor !" Dear III
mind that we have of the largest and best ap
uoipted Book and Job Printing Establishments in
the state always in readiness to do any kind
OF Job Printing, from the smallest address card
10 the mammoth "poster," or most yoluminous
book at short notice, and at living prices. Our IA
iIit1es are that confidently solicit the fvors
of friends desiring anything in our line of bust
ness and guarantee them entire satisfaction
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The Rutland & Burlington Railroad man
ayers have adopted the following regulation
6 The use of intoxicating liquors as beve-
rage, will be followed by immediate dismiss
al from the service of the managers"
On Tuesday the 18th ult., Messrs. Wins
low and sons of Putney sold calf eight weeks
old for $500. The calf was from the no
ted herd of thoroughbred short horns owned
by Messrs. w.
John Dunn, laborer, while lying drunk on
the railroad track near the depot at Brandon
on Thursday evening, was run over by the
train and instantly killed.
Struck BY LIcHrN1NG.-About noon on
the 4th, during the severe shower at Rutland,
Morse's new block, in process of erection,
was struck by lightning. Several persons
who had sought shelter from the rain in the
building were more or less injured by the
shock. A man named Henry McMastcr, OF
Middlebury, was knocked senseless, and 1t
was thought for a while he was killed. Two
sons of Mr. Hewett of Rutland, girl of IA
and boy from Cuttingsville were also some
what Injured.
| Hon. Geo. +. Edmunds of Burlington, has
accepted the invitation of the Rutland Coun-
! ty Agricultural Society, to deliver the annual
address at the Fair to be held September 25th
and Goth.
! The hotel keeper Mt Wallingford. has beer
amount of 1922 %.
. The citizens of Rutland purchased all tn,
fire crackers for sale in that town. on the 4th
and hired a place outside of the limits to fire
them off in the evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ssOr sink or swim,
Send danger from the East into the West

ssOr sink swim,
Send danger from the East into the West
so honor GROSS it from North to South,
And let them cripple. Oh the blood more strs,
To rouse a lion than to start hare.''
But many world rather face even a lion provided be
safely caged) have their hair all fall be
fore the pc iod of old age and the dsagreeabie .
the hair takes toward premature greyness is
capable of stirring blood good deal IL only stirs
you obtain Barretts Vegetable Hair Resorative,'
and preventive of these evils, will have
yaur binod Tired To some purpose. spF25eop
Turner's Tic DOuloureux or Universal
Neura Pill is safe, certain and speedy cure for
Neuralgia all Nervous Diseases. The severest
al comp etey and permanently cured in very short
time. Neuralgia in face he ad is utterly banshed
in few hours. No firm of Nervous Disease wlstands
magic influence Ii has the unqna fled approval OF
many eminent ply sicans 1t contains nothing injurious
the most delicate system. Sold everywhere. Sent on
receipt of 81 90 and two postage stamps TURNER q
CO., l20 fremont St, Boston, Mass, ProPrietors
Boston. July ]. 1851. SpFNM2Fyl
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MARRI AGES.

In Norwich, July 4th, at the Ne hodst par-onase by
Rev n. &. Day. Mr. q ARDNER {. RGN NOlDS and
Mss ROSA NJ SECONDS, hotp Il Norv ch.
In Berin July 4th al the parsonage, by Rev = u oW u
Mr. WALTER :. i5ASS and hiss EMMA A. STEVENS,
both Of Mortified.
At the parsonage in MorIistown- June 33d, by Rev
A. II. Honsiuger MIR. EPH F. CAREY. and Mis-
CHRISTINA +. FLANDERS, both of Stove, VT
AT the parsonage IA Morrt~rovH, July oth, by Rev
H. Hansineer. NJ HENRY &. MDSHER. ot Nin>ted
Mimi. and Miss EMMA NJ. BAKER, uf Morrsiown-
In Montpelier. June 26ih. by Rev. 4 L. Cooper. NJ
WILLARD c. WALKER and Miss LAURA CLARK
both o. Montpelier.
In Roabu,y, June -, by Rev. ]. Gill, HENRY c
REED OF 81. Abans, and Miss EMMA Saith q
KoNbnry.
In No thfeld, July 3d, by Rev. }. Gill LUCiUS {
WEBSTER and Miss MARY J. ALDRICH, all o
Norlhfeld-
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DIR. NIILLER'S.
Soothing and Healing Balsam
NATURES ASSISTANT.

m Has PROVED INFaLLIBLE FOR BURNS
Frozen Limbs, Bruises Spraius, Wounds of all Kinds
Pains the Side Back Shoulders, Chloians Com
ped Hands, Suf Neck Ague in the Face or Breast Ear
Ache Deafness Poisoning, Erysipsias ana Illumination
Eyes. For Rheuma ism IL Is not certain cure Yet
hundreds have been relieved by II when other remedies
had failed -,
As an internal medicine when taken IN season wal
cure inflammation Bowe - Dysentery, Kidney Com
paint and Cholera Morbus IL viii also cure ID phheria,
Cough, and Asthma.
soothing healing influence, and may be gwen
10 with perfect safety II has been before
the public during pa, and has wrought
OF the most astonishing cures The proprietor
challenges the world To produce its superior as remedy
For > lie by all drusgist-.
&. ID. LEFT, Pro"rietor, Springfield, Mass
Dema. ,rnes * Co, p Park Row, New iork' VIII
so supply the Trade List Prices. Ml4y leop
j THE GLORY OF MAN : STRENGFH-Theretn
the nervous and dehiIiated sbold Immediately useo
gr,Nro,p'. ErrR,cT RUcHr. spF9yle
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Tbe faeeman
MONTPELIER, VI:
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1867.

We desire to make the FREEMAN particularly val
uable tor its news from all parts of Vermont, and
our friends in different parts of the State, especially
in Washington, Orange and Lamoille Counties, will
confer a great favor upon and our readers by
sending US local intelligence. Give us the facts and
yre will arrange them for the paper.
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned Astro
Iogis and Somnanbustic CaIrvoyant, while IN cair
voyant state deneaes the very features of the person
YOU marry, and by the aid Of instrument OF IN
tense power, known as the Psychomotrope go
produce perfect life like picture of the future nus
band of the apple ant with date of marriage &C
cupation leading traits of character. &C. This Is no III
nostioD as ials number assert by
stating place of birth, disposition color oil eyes an
hair and enclosing fifty cent?, and stamped M
TO YOUR will receive the picture by return
mail, together W it'll desired information
10 Address in confidence. NADINE GERrRuoE ne"
aror p O. Box 297 West TIOy, N. Y. spr1yI
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Agricultural Society.

The farmers of Washington county, and all others
Interested are invited to meet at the grand jury
room in the Court House at Montpelier, on Saturday,
the 18th July instant. for the purpose of taking
measures to organize Il County Agricultural Society
July : 1867.
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:. FAMILY PHYSICIAN,"

Seventy-s pages: price Is cents to any address. NO
money required until the book is received read and 'uy
perfect gnide to the sick or indsposed
Address DR.. s. s. FITCH, q. fremont street, Boston
spY5yl
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Free to Everybody.

Large .. Circular, giving information oil the great
est importance TO the young of both sexes.
1t teaches the homey may become beautiful, the
despised respec ted, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to SEND the
Address, and receive copy postpaid, by return mail
Address p. o. Drawer, 81,
Tynv Y.
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of deaths inserted tree. Obituaries includ
ing poetry, inserted for five line, to he paid for
n advance This rule will be strictly adhered to
In Montpelier, June 22d Of heart disease, ABBlE
A. STEVENS. wife OF James stew ems. and daughter o
NJ r. and Phiiura u. Hamnlin, aged y years and IL
hs. - 49,
BAKER, aged SO years.
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MISCELLANE0 S.
EsES ERS

NJ L = \ y { II T. =
IaORFFD 10 groyy upon The sfoorhest face m from fre
[ 10 five weeks By using Or. EVlGNE'S RESTAUNA-
TEUR CAPlLI.AIRE. the most wonderful discovery Ia
modern science, acting upon the EeaTi AID Hair in
almost miraculous II has been msed by ths
elite OF Paris and London with the most iaterlns
Names OF all purchasers will be registered, Hud
If entire satisfaction IN instance The
money will be cheerully refunded Price by mail seated
D, stpsid. nescE circulars uluuisl>
mailed Address BERGER. SHUTS a. TO,
Chemists, M. 2c5 River Streets, Troy, n Y Sic
agents fnr United States. F&~7Nt
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ORANGE COUNTY

ORANGE COUNTY.
Several weeks ago John and Charles, two
little sons of c. X. Rogers, of Bradford, found
their way 70 Boston, travelling the entire DIS
lance, excepting four miles, on foot feat
of pedestrianism quite remarkable for boys
so young.
On the oath ult Leonard Bugbee of Orange,
met with a severe accident. lie was using
a pair of oxen to draw a large stone out from
the ground, and when adjusting the cham
around it the cattle started quickly, causing
the hook to be forced into his arm, and by 1t
he was drawn some twenty rods, when IT tore
ont taking the flesh and muscles almost 10
the shoulder.
FIRE.-A barn in Topsham, belonging to
James Stevens of COrinth. was burned last
Friday night. The barn contained titty-elght
feeces of wool. and traces OF the burn
ing of the wool could be discovered, 1t is
thought that some one stole the wool and
then set fire to the barn.
At the last term of the Orange County
Court, j. j. Nichols recovered s al, dam
ages of E. III. Gilman, horse trainer OF Mont.
pelier, for a horse known as - Brown Dick,
which died in Gilmans hands
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The railroad depot in Coventry, was robbed
recently of some S140-in broad daylight
Ii
about the building.
A new post-ofice has been established at
the terminus of the Conn. & Pass. X. r.,
: called North Derby, and George f. West has
: been appointed postmaster.
i A boy recently caught in May brook, Bar
s ton. IOl trout, the shortest measuring eleven
0 inches.
Last Saturday, June Doth, William Bowley
8 and William Rollins fell distance of thir-
teen feet from the barn of c. S. Batchclder
in Newport. They both stood upon PLANK
!, endeavOring to enter tenon. Bowley struci
r upon the sharp edge of the rafter as ftte'
. for the plate, receiving severe cash upor
. hisbreast.
I An eagle was recently caught in trap il
;, Westmore, by John Hunt. 1t measured si
p" feet from tip to tip of wings.
: The BARTON Standard saws The death @
; Edward. son of Franklin Sawyer, of West
e field. was caused by eating piece of common
It rhubarb stalk, and drinking milk soon after
> This took place at night, and before mornin
great pain and sickness commenced. which
l. in about forty hours, terminated IN his deati
A son of Mr. Clifford, aged nine years: fe
h into Lake Memphremagog while fishing fro'
v a rock near the Owls Head Mountain Hous
,e the other day, and was drowned.
white Woodstock has frequently bee
seen on the farm of Richard Watson, IN %
lem. during the past three years, and va
% shot one day last week
u RUTLAND COUNTY.
ir fire at Cuttingsville, near Rutland, la
ID week consumed about 1000 cords OF woo
. belonging to the Rutland x Burlington ha'
road company. 1t was fully insured
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Vermont Central and SuDll.
van Railroads.
Ca On 60 - 60 -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

- sss..ssSsSss
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
o-nmenciay July l, 1867.
se.tSs Going soEtk and East
Leave Montpelier 9, N. p 80 P. NJ and 1905
Mail Train leaves Rouse's Point 400 M, receives
passengers from Odgensbureh X K. and connects az
Boston, Worcester, Springfield. and with trairs Pas
s,lmpsic r. R., arrives New York at 10, Asp. NJ.
Iohns at IS arriving Burlington at 10 40 M,
connecting there with Steamers scr Lake George, sara
toga, &c g ro,Ds
1000 Ogdensburgh at $50 4, NJ Rouse's Point
10 45 fer Boston, &C. arriving in Boston via
NrGHr ExrsEss leaves Osdenshurgh at IL 30 A. NJ,
Montreal 80 F. NJ, Rouses Point AT $40 P M St.
Johns so arriving Boston AT 40 con
meeting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Boston
and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley r. r. fer
Springfield &c. and arriving in New York AT l2,3o p
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier at 2 40 NJ, 500 A. NJ, 3,23 P II
Day EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Boston via lowell 90
for Burlington, ST Albans, Montreal
MAIL Train Boston via Lowell, at 90 via
and Firchburg 80 Springfield at 1i5
M for Burlington St Adams and odgensburgh, and
Montreal.
The trains leaving Boston via Fitchburgh at 80 NJ
and Springfield AT 745 A. NJ, connect At White River
( Junction with the Day Express train
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIS leaves Mortified a so NJ,
Burlington, Rutland, ST. Aibans Rouses Point, oe
denshurgh.
NreHr ExPRrss Train leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 7.
NJ receiving passengers from Vermont Valley X. R.,
leaving New York Il NJ. and from Cheshire r.
R Leaving Rosron AT s. 80 P NJ connecting White
er junction train leaving Boston 500 tor Bur
neton. R.ase's Point Mon real and Ogden>burgh, con
meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping attached to both the night express
trains running between ST. Adams and Boston and 81
Aihans and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tn est tor sale al
G.MERRILL, supt.
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CURE FOR PIN-W RMS

OF " OTm reHeuy Is heeueu uu1r MT TO se' " 'oo
Dr. E. G. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup
This Syrup fails the most aggravated cases TO
expei irritating and dangerous worms entirely from
the 80
Adults of 60 or years, who have suffered for life
time children upon all other worm remedies nave
been tried in vain are relieved OF all annoyance 10 ~
hours and when according 10 directions, VIII
effect an entire catharc, and improves
ire health bv removing all impurities from the system,
and is aiw avs safe with The Youngest child
Sold by G. c. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, and by drug
gsts everywhere. Fl4ap,
SHATTERED, CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED, by
u-ru.o,,-. ExTp.cr pucHu spF9yleop.
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{" Bny Me, and I'll DO you COOd.'
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.

STANDARD MEDICINE w ihout the possibility
y a. a doubt the best remedy known tor the ioiiu"mg
kindred diseases lind se-tion, Costvehess,
Liver Complaint Piles, Headache Heartburn, Dyspepsia,
Scrnfua, Salt Rheun, Languor, IszinesS De
bilty Jaundce, Flatuency, Humnr>, Foul stomach &c
BY timely OF this medicine the blood Is prhed
The annette is restored. The is gthened
invgorated. The br ath is sweetened The
complexion is beautfed And the general health Is re-
stored. .
A gentle laxative. An agreeable tonic. splendid
appetizer. harmless stimuant reviVer oil dropping
spirits
Sold by all Dealers Medicine everywhere.
L lrnin
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HELMBOID,s EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vigor 10 frame and bloom 10 the paiiid che Elk
Debility is accompanied by many alarming sim'ohs, ahu
4 treatment is submitted TO. consunpu"h INSANITY
t,anisos,c nts ena,e spF9y leop
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DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

In the whole history OF medical discoveries no remedy
has performed many such remarkable cures OF the
numerous affections of the Throat Lungs and Chest
this longtried AMI justly celebrated Balsam So eener-
ally acknow lodged is superior excellence of this
remedy that but of the who have tested its
virtues bv experience fail keep it al hand speedy
and sudden attacks of Cold-fully believing that its
powers comprehensive enough to embrace
disease, slightest cold the most dan
gerous symptom of pulmonary complaint
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HE YOUNG LADY'S FRIEND

A FAVORITE MONTHLY. Terms 50 cents per an
"A Splendid premiums given to the Ladies fer
club lists 10 specimen copy and card
premiums. Address, w. T. HpRNER,
Buffalo. y. Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-10

HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretie.
HELMBoLp's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAfARiLLA-
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Roth ara prepared according rules Of Pharmacy and
Chemistry and Upst active that can he made.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-10

BELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is pleas
en and odor free from all Injurious propenste
am immediate in itsacton. spF9yieop
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-10

CLARK, Dentist at Mortified has now on hand a
n. and splendid apparatus tor extracting teeth II
produces spray which thrown the tooth
and gum after which the tooth can he extracted viii
giving little pain IL is considered preferable
of Gas Chiorofom because netting need be
.ied affect the therefore injurious efec
be derived from its application This method has
thoroughly tired, and dses fail to satsiac
ton
PRICES FOR INSERTING TEETH.
Single sets.....-.--....-...S 10 90 10 SEQ 20
Upper and under sets ~ W To 30 10
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

W. ~ ing properties stimulate the
vs-at sctivites the body,
remove the ohstr4ets organs purify the blood aud
expel disease , hey purge oHt HE fout hunorS winch
aud grow distemper, stimulate sluggish or diS"r
tered organs into their natural action and mpau tone
and strength the whole system. Not onlN Do they
every day complaints of everybody, bat fprma
diseases. " htie they produce pow
erful n cts the time, ia dfinini he'd
doses the safest best rhyc dat can he employed 'r
children Beng Scar-Co7tet, they are pleasant {" take
and, being purely vegetable, are entirely harmless
thew NJ sb>tantiated 10y ct uch exalted character
as to forbid suspicion ut uutruth Many eminent
rergVmen and phN-eian ccr'l'y 10 TIE perfect Reliability
of cur hide other have SEM us The assurance
OF their that Ptep1ra as contribute I'M
men-eIy to the relief to afflicted tel uv- II.
The below named - pleased u furnish gratis
our american Almanac containing directions tor the Use
medic and certificates oi ther cures 81 the
following compa injs
CostiveneSs. Riiios Complaints, kheHmstsi DF"ps4
Uearfhu-n Head4c arising from toni stomach Nausea
Indigestion. MoFtid Inactihu ct the Bowe4 ard ram
arising rherefroun, Flatuemcy- LIS e Appeile a us
require medicine. They also,
by purify the bloot and lans the system
IN complaints which ,vuuft supposed they
could reach. such Deafness, Partial Blindness Nea-
IA sia and Nervous iTritahy. Deraneen nent Of this
Liver and Kidneys Gout, and other kindred disrd 49,
arising from low state OF the body. or obstruction OF
it, functions
DO not be pu of bv unpIiuclpieI dealers with othe
preparation- which they make more profit. Dsman
sYrR'. and take The II X tie best aid
there l. for them and { hey should have 70.
PREPARED nv DR. J. 4. AZ Err = CO., lowell. MtSs
where.
BIXBY X CO.. Agents Tor Montpelier Also for sail
hy n X BROWN and REnFIEIn \ CROOKS.
FS~2Sm3
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LEGAL NOTICES.
L.. &. Powers, Estate.

STATE OF vER MONT, In Probate Court, held %; a,
W.sHIN6roS DISTRICT, ss- MoatIeer- IN saiA
niS,rici, q the 2i dig f July, A. n ies9-
VNARL WARD, hd nini-trat lr Of the estate 81 TEN
II ue C Powers, Il of 4 0 etown in sad ID stric,
sei, bis ada nistrstion account Tor eS
nation and allowance. and makes appiicai ion i9r p
decree Of rbuti an parLi Ion Il the estate %
sdid deceasei " hereupan. Il is ordered by sal
Court that said nj said application b. u
q sion of said be he'd 81 hs Probate
0fi,e in said aonp Ter the Oh dav of July q d.
1851 for h-aripg and DECISION hsreon an i is Tar
Thea ordered that ftere9T, be given 20 All teF
sons Interested, by Fuhl ca ion Il q same In q
weeks successfully. in the Green AnunfAtn tFeen u
published 1ontp=iisr previous 10 f-ii
TIM appointed Tor hearr e. that they may appear a
said time and place and fhaE is-. Z ny :fr-
may have. Wy aid account zhould re all ed
and such d cree made
Hy the Court.
va7w3 Attest T. Z ~FRRIL'.. Ja'ge.