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BRO. & cos
COAL SHAFT FOR SALE.

D1 -hEASON VI Ihk DfsAIh Of IWoor
ID the partners. there viii be sold,
On the 3lst day Of January, A. D. 1867,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises. immediate.
ly below the city Of Steubenyille, Ohio, at pub
lie anction. the entire Coal Works, known as the
property of the Union Coal and Coke Co. Said
property consists of about ten acres Of surface
land and eigitSares of Stne Cos. There are
Oh said pfemtses an excellent Coal Shaft, two
Goal Screens and Tipplss 10 Coke Ovens, rail
road side track that will accommodate twenty
five railroad cars; also, all the necessary ma
chinery, fixtures and buildings for carrying on
an extensive business in mining Coal. &c The
Wheeling branch of the Cleveland & Pittsburg
railroad and the Steubenyille and Indiana rail-
road pass through said premises olose by the
mouth Of the Coal Shaft Said Shaft is situate
about hundred feet from the Ohio river. from
which are railroad tracak, Oh spple to load
boats. There are also on said premises . good
twostory brick house, ., good double dwell.
ing frame house and Forchard EThe Coal
ia Of superior quality, and used extensively In
FURNACES fpgtrun DyDoses Tho SHAFT Is in good
working order, and Is one OF the most desirable
Shafts along the Ohio iyer. Persons desiring %
$xx1e'sAid prah1aea sf yissk sale, would d
well to examine the same before the day Of sa3si
NR0as desiring further informatien, concerniax
ssfa premises WIN comnunicate NTH the unlss.
signed, or with Nessrs- Trainer & Martin, Az
torneys Naxkek .6trcst. Stcubenville, OAiot q
enquire ut the Office Of the Union Coal and Caks
CPQfpyt ss t4s prenisesa .uaaYE GH
OWNERS UNION COAL 4 COKE co. q
S3snbeuSlss Jah. 81 le67.liS 100 janestey
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FOR SALE.
LOCAL MATTERS.

CoLp WoRK.-Street Commissioner
Clark is having the snow removed from
some of the principal crossings and the
ice gorges cleaned out of some OF the
cutters. Pretty cold work, that. w.
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NOTICE..

HAvIyG ASSOCIATED WITH NE N
III the Wholesale Liquor business, CONRAD
A. GACs, the name and style OF the firm will
hereafter be Il. W. FRASZHEIA e. co.
i hereby give notice that desire all persons
having bills against ME to present them imme-
diately and those indebted TO me will please call
and settle as wish to close all my accounts .
soon a. possible. g. w. FRANZIIEIA.
iau2
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REGIsTRATIoN.-The Board Of Regis
trars for Ohio County will meet at the
Court House, on Monday, to hear APP
peals from all persons who may feel
themselves agrieved by tho decision OF
sub-registrars. s..rs .e..s
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WANTED.

CTNE 4 q Il n II - v
a WHERE IA introduce two NEW PAL
KNTED INVENTIONS ISvALUABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY sells at sight, and demand constantly IN
sreasinr. Agents, male and female, now cper'
atiny are mai King enc 10 s25 per day by working
q few hours daily. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE As
.GEy1. UNNECESSARY, 4 sample of each, worth
~ with terms to ssents, sent free by mail 10
any address. Send gu cents 10 pay postage.
SAtisFActnoS GuARASTgSlv.S kCo.,
-....y r o. Box l34s Baltimore, Nd.
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FalIoure's Confectionery,

MONROE ST., NEXT TO MLURE HOUSE
RS YHG PLACE TO CAT YOUR
i OYSTERS in every style. i have . saloon TT
ted up expressly for ladies and Gents. Wed,
dinss and other parties will pc supplied in good
order Public and private suppcrs promptly At
tended to on moderate terms.
.oyilan FRANK FALLOURk
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5HABERMEEL's PATENT
p. ELLIPTIC CRATE,

FNMAT wILBGfvRMOhRMRAT.
Il has . better draft, IN esaicr' c,eaasA, and
makes less dust than any other, - ns& nsds in
NSzfiguf sises stths STAR FOUNDRY, Ne -
.ssss ss xssls q vi. = IL5 q
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National Insurance Company
Stockholders Meeting.

ASASNCAI. MEETING OF TIE STOCK
n holders Of the National Insurance Company
Of Wheeling will be held at their office, No. 26
Monroe street, on Tuesday, I'D January, 1867
FOR the election Of Board Of Directors and such
other business rs may come before them.
Meeting to be held at o'clock 7: M
IanlI.td JOHN BISHOP, Secy.
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NOTICES.
DISSOITTION.

rVHE PARTNERSHIP IN THE TANNING
and Leather business, heretofore existing
between Fulmer & Hoffman, is dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. Fulmer viii settle the
business of tho old firm.
FREDERICK FULNER,
i,uiI.3s FRANZ. p. HOFFMAN.
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dissolution Notice.

1--WE FIRM OF BRADLEY & ECKHART
| is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be conducted 10y Z.
Bradley. BRADLEY & ECkHART.
Wheeling Jan. l2th ls67.l44t
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FOX SALE.
FOR RENT.
E0R RENT.

A FIRST RATE b L SIN s.
A room, situated on Market street, spposite
the Mcclure House-ls feet iroht ~ ~ iee'
deep Apply TO Illus y bh.IN,
Ss.io Custom House. Real Estate agent
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NOTICE.

ylNHE rNDRRsIGNED VII I,
i compelled by unexpected circumstances
commence again TRACKING the German language
after New Years dsy, ls67. For further informa-
ton, please call at his residence IN North Wheel
ing four doors above the Presbyterian Church,
or at the REGIsTRR Office .' ....a
decitlmo CHR. G. FREDERICK.
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wEsTvIRGINIA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. ~ Monroe street.
Wheeling.

WE TAKE PLRASUD9 IN An
w SOUkCfSG % our many fftelds md ID
yal,he generally that We bsys ssidsd - on
stock Of Religious Books
school Books, Stationery Re.
and will keep constantly 90 hand, Family ast
Pocket Bibles. Hymn and Prayer Books. Sunday
schosi 1ssoks. school BeskA klaak Books, Csp.
Letter. Not. and Bllst Psf<p, Envelopes,
Pens Ink Prnefis ke. In fset everything
10 lsiiy kept In frtbclass Bsok Store, 81
which win b. sid NJ ihs lowest possiLle frS 80.
GEO, W. sToyER, Loci AEest
Authorized Agent sar Sunday hsgssfss, Prss
bytrrisn. and Sunday school, Times. 4
We have = stsfioners stamp fer sesnpinG
initials on papsrssnd, ssyeicpea psvs
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FOR RENT.

WITH on WITH0ET The III.
w Furniture the house on Fourth street
aeeupied by Nr. Samuel Mitchell and family.
Also two brick tene mcnts on the Island for rent
or sale. Apply to Mrs 5. N1ICHEE.L,,
decls .r e.. Sr u. vaoOp
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WANTS,

.rEwtNG NIACHlNks-F
- AGENTS wanted everywhere TO sell our low
priced fully licensed machines send LOT our
circular. SHAW l. CLARK, ). III. Co.. Didde'
"a Nan. novl4ly
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NERCHANTs NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VA,
MurxLINn " VA Ian 18th lsGl

declared a dividend of five per ccntum on
the capital stock free Of Federal tax out Of the
earnings Of the last six months; payable to the
Stockholders, or their legal representatives on
demand. s. BRADY,
ianl4lv Cashier.
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OFFICE FRASKLIN INSURANCE Co.,
WHEELING, Jan. l6 1867.
V,IIa o VI p ANY III A . 4 :.
/ CLARED "A dividend of 4 per cent, free oi
Federal tax, payable on aud after this date.
iapl64t &C. ARTHUR, Secy.
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

cUGCEssOR To n. DIEMEL.
- FANCY DYER AND SCoUkEk south
street, near the b. & q. K r Depot, Wheeling;
.yeyv d,.rrfptjon Of silks and wfoltn Goods
executed on short notice and Q. reasonable
terms. ....s
hi, is ths fr,i and best Steam Dying E-tsb.
lishurnt In the Western States sepzo
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SociafABaII.

A GRAND SOCIAL BALL WILL
n be given Mt Washington Hall on Tuesday
evening next January I'D. Tickets for sas e. AZ
the door Janis-ob
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MAKRIAGE,

Reject that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary Requisites 10 promote COMMUNAL
hapt,iues. IndeeA without thess the journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage tbs
prospect hourly darkens 10 tho view tbr mind
become. shahowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness 81
nnnfhrr beeotiiea hlirhted with our own.
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EsDORsEMENT or THE PRESS.

The many thossznds cared .. this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the -.
merous important Surgical Operstions performed
by DIR. Johnston, witnessed ny tbs rSpsvSers 81
tie svn. and many Other pspers, notices Of which
appeared again and again bsfsse Tie DsblIs, b.
SIDES bis standing - . gentieman Of shssseta
and responsibility, IL srfheienf Ensfsatyss Tie
Afflicted. yE~ s7s
skin dise&s>s speedily cured ssss<iy
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rAKFPARTUULAR NOTICE.

Who have isJured thcmselve. by certain pre-
tice indulged In when alone habit frequently
learned frvm evil companions. or ~ school, th~
effects Of which are nightly felt, even When
asleep, and II not cured render. marriage I'M
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that . young man. the hope o.
his cosntry the darling Of his parents ahould
he suatchcd from all prospects and enJoyinenis
of life by the consequences ~ deviating fr"s
the path NJ natur. and indnlging In esftsis
secret habit. such persons must l.foIs osa.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19
A Business Investment for Business Men.

10 the Editor Of the Insurance Monitor:
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan 80, 1867.
SIR; We furnish you with another ad-
Jmirable illustration OF the great advant-
ages of Life Insurance as business in
vestment, by the death of Lewis A. Civil
Esq, of this city, who died at Baltimore.
Nd, January 9Th, 1867. On the 18th
day of February, 1854, Mr.. Civil perfect
ed policy of insurance in on his life, the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York, for the sum of $4,000, paying an
annual premium of 1920. His policy
was kept up for l3 years, during which
periods be had paid out in premiums the
total sum Of S1,2S9 60. His policy now
stands with cash dividends credits, amount,
ing to Sl,S99 80 payable with the poEcy,
being return to his family for every dol
lar of premium he had paid, and noarly
so per cent. in addition, or equal to an
annual dividend of l48 per cent. to his
family, on his investment. No other in
vestment of his annual premiums could
equal this. II. H. STONE, Agent.
Office at Arms & Wilson's.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

Gro. p. RowELL & Co.-RemoUdi-
The rapidly increasing business of these
enterprising advertising agents has in
duced them to remove their Office from
Boston, TO 40 Park Row, New York,
where their business will be conducted
hereafter. BY thorough promptness-and
comparatively few know the real value of
promptness-they have built up large
business, and we heartily wish them in
creased prosperity in their new sphere Of
,ction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

COUNTY CoURr.-The April term of
Wi"dhana Coensy Court is drawing IT'S
slow length along at Newiane. We have
received no report of its proceedings, but
learn that the first case tried was j. ID.
Bridgman and George Slate V. A. Fl.
Bellows, land case. This suit was
brought for trespass on lands near Min
ards Pond" The case was commenced
on Tuesday of last week and given to the
jury on Thursday afternoon, but they
did not agree till between 10 and Ii
O'Clock Friday a. NJ, when they rendered
a verdict for the defendant. Fer the
plaintiff Stoughten and Davenport. For
the defendant, c. B. Eddy aad Judge
Stoddard.
The second case was johnson v. Pow
ers, action of trover to recover the value
of watch. Verdict for the plaintiff.
Davenport for plaintiff, Butler and Wheel
er and Tylor for defendant, This case
was commenced on Thursday afternoon,
and was given to the jury Saturday noon,
who rendered verdict in about two
hours.
We have not the names in two other
cases tried and do not therefore report
them. The term promises to be long
session, and it was understood on Mon
day that the Court would adjourn on
Thursday to Tuesday of next week.
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Guardian. N.,;cc.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court within
DISTRICT OF WEsrMrssrERss and for said district To al
persons Interested in the real Ella A. Fred
and Charlie T.. Tuthill, minors tS,eetinr:
NOu are hereby notified that Marvin W. Davis Guardisn
y OF Ella A.. Fred A., and Chsrle L. Tuthili minor
children OF HoratSo A. Tuthi deceased has led In AID
court his application in writing, setting forth that his
sad wards are seized Of certain real estate situate in West
minister In said district and described follows Being
one undivided half Of the Earle Place. called situate
on the highway leading from Bellows Falls saxton's
River and containing about of land with the
buildings thereon standing Aud further rspresentin
that his said wards have property and that
Is necessary TO sell said real
of may be applied TO support educate his said wards
and praying for license 30 sell the at pubic
snct ion or private And you further notified that
said court will decide granting said license at session
OF said court to be held at the Inn Francis Pheps in
oaiton In said district, on the LIST Wednesday May
next, when and where you may be heard in the premis
If you shall use. O. 10 EDDY R,gistsr
April 2, 1867. I4-ls
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

g On our second page will be found'a
letter from A. d. Hagar of Proetorsville,
from Paris, copied from the Rutland Her.
aid. 1t is his second letter. We intend
ed to have copied his first, but it got mis-
laid in our office, and was not found until
just before going TO press. We shall pro-
badly copy it next week, as we have many
readers who will doubtless be interested
in it, and we think it quite as good as the
second.
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Joseph II. Ward. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court within and
Ds1aIcT OF WESTMINSTER for said district. To all per-
sons interested in tina estate of Joseph H. Ward late Of
Westminster in said district deceased Greeting.
N0U hereby notified that the administrative tho
widow of the said decea sed will present adm ns-
tration account for allowance said and that thu
court will decide upon the allowance thereof ct session
of said couYt to be heat the Inn Of Francis Phelps in
Grafton, in said disriat the FIRST Wednesday Of May,
A. D. 1857 And you further notified THAT said court
will at the time aud place aforesaid make assignment
TO the widow of the the personal property
OF said estate aud also will than aad there disr-
button OF said estate to- the persons entitled thereto.
G. b. EDDY, Register.
, April Sth 1867. 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19
8larried.

In this village, April 18th, by Rev. n. Pierce, Mr.
HENRY WILLARD of Grafton, and Miss DELLA KEN
DALI of Windaam.
In Brattleboro. April 9th by Rev. ]. A. Crawford
Capt. j. b. STARR, of Spencer, Mass, and NETTIE S.
CLAPP, of Brattleboro
In Ascutneyvile, March Gath, by Rev. NJ. Kmball,
ALBA DARfT of Weathersied aud Miss HATTIE ISABEL
HOWE of Wardsboro.
In Wettherseld April 9Th by Rev W. L. Pieknell, Mr..
EDWARD y. FOSTER of Temple, N. IL, and Mrs FRAN
CELIA j. UPHAM of Weathersheld
In Putney, Morch 20 h, by Rev Mr. Wilder, DIGHT0N
IL. FAIRBR0THER, and Mrs. ANGIE L, INGRAHAM,
both of Westminster.
Putney, March Goth by Rev Mr.. Wilder, Mr.. JOHN
+. GATES aud Miss NELLIE r. FAIRBROTHER, both OF
West minister.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

sold for SOC per bushel, or 5000. The
next year 1866, he raised from the same
land GO bushels Of oats which he sold
for $50 per b1shel ar 1888 CO. and , tons
Of straw va ued al Sl00,-makin the Two
years INCOME Sl3Ss,Gn. Deducling for
interest aud expenses S2SS,60, which is a
high estimate, leaves net profit of Sll00,
from the 10 acres Of pasture land. Who
has done better?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
Containing nearly three hundred PAGES.

and 1870 fine plates and Of the Anatomy of the
Human Organs in state Of health aud disease with
Eary its deplorabl consequences upon the mind
and body with the Authors Plan of Trestment-the only
rational and successful mode OF shown by the re-
port Of treated truthful adviser married
aud those conen plating marriage who doubts
Of their physical condition. Sent free Of postage any
address receipt Of Is cents IN stamps postal
by addressing DR. LA CRoIX, OIL Maiden Lane Albany
N. Y. The auth may be consulted upon any Of the ,iis
upon which the book treats either personally or by
mail. Medicines sent TO any part Of the world
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zSen Chapin,. E.rnte.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court withfo
DIsrRior or WEsrMssTER, and for said district Tie all
persons Interested In the estate of Zba Chaplin OF
hoskingham, In said district, deceased. Greeting.
are hereby notified that application has been made
Il to said court By Lemney W. Chaplin, the widow Of
the said deceased for assignment of personal property
out OF said estate to her and also for the appointment Of
committee 70 set out her dover and homestead you
are hereby notified that said will said assign
ment and decide as to the appointment of said COMMITTEES
AZ me session OF said court TO be held at the Inn Of
Francis Phelps in Grafton in said district on the frst
"Wednesday of May, 1857 when and where you may b
heard In the premises II You shall see
49, G. d, EDDY, Register.
Aprn 3. 1851.
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Royal Hough,on,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court within and
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER, for said district To all per-
interested in the estate of Royal Houghton late Of
Grafton, in said district, deceased. Greeting:
N0u hereby notified that said Court the session
thereof to be held in Grafton at the Iu Of Francis
Phelps, the first Wednesday Of May, A. D. 1857, will
decide to the allowance of the administration
of Martin r. Lawrence the administrator of said estate
and also will then and there make assignment
the personal estate of the deceased his widow and
will then and there decree distribution of sail
the entitled thereto when aud wher. you be
heard in the premises If you shall
CHAS. b. EDDY, Register.
April 1867. I5-I1
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT OF VERMONT

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Lists, Enumerations
and Valuations, taken under the United States Inter-
nal Revenue Law. for the County Of windham, for the
present year. may be found at the oce of George Slate
Esq in Bellows Falls Monday afternoon the 22d day
of April inst at which time and place the undersigned
will be present to hear and determine any appeals that
at that time be taken from the action Of the Assistant
Assessors for the In said County of Wndham
No appeal will be entertained unless the shall be
submitted in writing specifying the particular cause,
matter thing respecting which decision Is requested
and stating also the ground principal OF
planned Of THOMAS r. POWE RS, Assessor.
WOODSTOCK, April sth, 1867.
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get through the door before they were ex-
lingushed, however; had the fire got in
side bad connagraiion won i have re-
suited, as a barrel Of k roaehc stood but a
few feet from ii.
- The fellow who was arrested at
Cuttingsville last week, by Sheriff Mum
son, of Burlington, in company with
La Planie, gives his name as Edward
Bailey of New York, and admits that he
was in Burlington the night of the fire at
Shedd & Walkers, and put up at the Cen
trail House, which he left early the next
morning without paying his bill.
- Boys fishing in the river at Iras-
burgh, last week, found the body OF an
infant which had been drowned soon after
birth. In the New England States during
the past fortnight as many as dozen
cases of infaniicide have come to light,
and no crime now seems to be so common
or so lightly regarded
- George C. West, formerly cashier of
Irasburgh Bank, now of Hsrtland, was
thrown from his carriage two weeks since,
and seriously, though net totally injured.
Mile Canedy, charged with an as
sault upon Mrs Hosley with an attempt to
commit murder, was bound over at Hart
MELVILLE on Saturday in $1,000 bonds.
There are about five hundred persons
who are inmates of The Asylum for the
Insane at Bratteboro. The number of
males and females are nearly equal, and
the institution is nearly full
On the 21st inst, small party or
ganized in Orwell for the purpose of hav-
ing coon hunt, and before their return in
the evening succeeded in bringing down :"
one which weighed 25a pounds.
= Instead eff taking chilled lamb TO
the house to warm it, st. Adams Vt,
correspondent of the Country Gentleman,
says, "put half dozen hot bricks in
bushel basket, cover over with fine straw,
and put the lamb on the straw, and he will
think it is summer in few minutes"
The curry comb shop of I'll. NJ.
Ruggles at Poultney was burned on
Thursday last week; loss about $1,000,
uninsured.
- Hon. L. E. Woodbridge in compli-
ance with request of his neighbors at
Vergennes, addressed thep on the issues
of the day, on Wednesday evening of this
week.
John Whitcomb, once porter at the
Island House, who it will be remembered
was sentenced to State Prison at Windsor
some six years since, for rebbing the mails
at Rutland, has recently been pardoned by
the President. He was employed at the
Bardwell House as Porter when he COM
mitted the crime, and before that time had
been considered good citizen and an hon
est man. His prison conduct has also been
most exemplary, in consideration of which
four years eff his sentence has been remit
ted, and he is again free man.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Probate Court within,
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, Sand for said district To All
persons Interested 10 the of Zebra
Rockingham, In said district, deceased, Greeting
NoU are hereby no.fed that Daniel G.. Nourse admin
istrator of the estate of Zebra Brockway Of Rock
ngham In said district, will present his
account for allowance, to said Court a thereof
be held at the Inn Of Francis Phelps in In said
district, the LIST Wednesday In May, A. d. 1851 and
that said Court will then and there decide the allow
anee OF said account, and decree distribution of the
estate to the persons entitled and that Won NAV
then and there be heard in the premises you shall -
CHAS r. EDDY. Regist.r
April 2 1867. l4I6
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STATE OF VERMONT, Z The Probate Court for the
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER So, District 81 Westminster !;
To all interested in the Estate OF Hart b. Abbott
late of Windham. in said District deceased Creating
VOU hereby notified that instrument In writing
purporting to be the last will and testament Of said
deceased has been ded in the Court Spr Probate by E.
NJ Abbott the Executrix therein named and that said
Of said Court to be held the Inn Of Francs Phelps in
Grafton In said District the first Wednesday Of May
1857 at which time and place can be heard in the
premises II you shall
q. B. EDDY, Register.
Townshend, April 3, 1861. 1917