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New York items.

New YORK, May. 1.-THE large hat
factory Of Doubleday & Co., at Wam-
aronck, was burned few days ago.
There are nearly 1000 persons ont Of
employment. Loss $4,000. Fully in
surcd.
A young woman named Ann Reed
murdered her illegitimats child, shortly
after its hirth,.a week ago. She was
arrested in Finishing and has since died
in Jail.
The remains OF Young lady, Addie
GOodenough, supposed To have been
murdered by her father some months
since, at Branden, VT, has been found
on Chittenden mountain, four miles
from her home. in good state of pre-
servation.
General Sedgwick, is on his way homo
from the Rio Grande, to await final dis
charge. He processes to have papers,
showing that the occupation of Mata-
moras was in obedience to the orders
implied, if not expressed, and among
those are said 10 be letters of congrati-
lation aud thanks from Jaurez and 9th
ers, I'D.
A Montreal dispatch says: Reports
are circulated that arms have been COL
lectad on the frontier at different points.
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&1!ad|I1fqfapllli'|
re THE sEarsEzaATs
's#VqHFt6#8nV:asa n
Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, May 10, EveniSsAtSH8ts
cwzzareAduHsSayfo Nn0adss. YaAHrf'
can securities cleHA fpt,1 3BHQjNnG
quotations: 5-2Os, 72i; Illinois Cen:
tfEfr.sh s,ss4 's ssIsshis ,aias
LIVERPOOL, May 10, Eyeping..C9t,;
ton market continued'aefht ant tldsed
arpsvaas-hish opsicss ,Hfhss day.
The OllaXjAEafhtAf aGth8 Fiffes sea
ing quotations: Middling nplands llt:
The sales of the 'dss1St a&is5a7iHhAt To eo'ooo
bales; market closed ssssisToi cSrn i t rs
cal. Oats IS I'd per ss'fh,o ahd1%@
n..<w,;a,,.;s .uai b. aaaiUva atssrz
k .S Ss sS 'shss fS yer IN fSfs9s
rs .i;SaaxHlaG$saa1 eesaha.s,h. ea; SEQ.
Is; Illinois Central 76!; Erie 43.
LvEEYDoL, Noon Cotton quiet; sales
$50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at III.
4.oNDss, Ev@g-The death son
thee of3he convicted Fenian, Dorsn,
hi y beeN commuted to long term Oh
ikprisoAhent.
Lord Derby officially says that the
Government will not make public the
real history of tho Fenian uprising on
account of apprehended trouble with o
certain foreign government when ~ III
volved in the plot.
The treaty OF the Great Powers on
the Luxemburs question Will be signed
by the participants Tomorrow.
FRANKroRT-U. s. j-20s closed active
aud excited.
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BALTIMORE, April 1.-THE great Me-
chanics National Bank defslcation case
terminated in the U. 8. Circuit Court
this morning by the sentence of Samu-
ell II. Vents, % six years imprisonment
in the city Jail.
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Nm N l..

81. PAri, MINI, May lo.-The steam
or Julia, Of the Northwestern Packet
Company, snsgged and SINK near Man
keta The passeng"rs escaped but the
cargo was lost.
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NOTICE..

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED EIE
ID cutcd by the Guyandotte Bridge Compay
to John l.. johnson, and recorded in the Recnl
ers Office Of Cabcll county in book A, page 81
shall oil the 9Th day of June, 1867, at Guyni
dotte, sell at public auction to the highest I'll
der for ready money, the Wire SuspenSer
dottc, Cabell county, West Virginia, the ,pr
chaser taking the same subject to prior tiust
deed executed by the Bridge Company, recoriet
in book A, pages 2o0 and 29l In said Recorer
Office, upon which the sum Of $500 Is nov be
lieved due. The sale will include the brdg,
longing thereto. 1 will convey such title = II
vested in me ~ Trustee, and no other. Titbbe
lieved to be good and without incumbrnce
farther than absve set out. VIM. HITE
April l7-23-t w3Dd. Trlistse.
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Milwaukee Market.

w1r,s MILWAUKEE, May IL.
Flour quiet; Xxx IL Scala 90. Owheat
auiet at Z 30 for Noe. T s'is'f ~
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio z. r. Go.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

oyy1cs BALTIMORE OEo RAHsoAp Co,
WHEELNa, May 4. 1851
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Reflect that "a sound mind and body are the
must necessary requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens To the view; the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
another beCnmes blighted with our own.
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81 MMEb SOfAhD
DAssENGRR TRAINS WILL Bun
i By the following schedule on and aiter 'he
5th day of May, 1907, @
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOu Nc MEN

Who have injured themselves hy n certain prac.
tice inulgrd in when alone, a habit frequently
learned frUn evil companions. or at school, the
effects ct ahch are nightly felt, even when
asleep and If not cured renders marriage i'm.
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What "A pity that young man, the hope VI
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be spatched from all prospects and ciUoyments
of life by the consequences of deyiating from
the path OF nature and indulging in n certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
templaring
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The many thousands cured at this establish
merous important Surgical Operations performed
by DIR. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters oi
the Sun, and many other papers notices of which
appeared again and again before the public, be.
sides his standing "a a gentleman Of character
and responsibility, y sufficient guaranty TO the
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. augs-diy
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Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon
don, graduate from one of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and ths greater
part Of whose life has been spent in the hospitals
of London Paris, Philadelphia ANA elsewhere,
has effected some of the mast astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed al sndden sounds,
with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with arrangement al mind we're cur.
al ir,n,adinfeiy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10

H., ..o -ar,,stiy in-soion shiuhe sadi they were
|s.r,,,y timen n h. felt "ovey' 10 the morn'nH DC
Il p.,ien Berst fhe fslt weary al nshthe TOOK ran
,n ga,rst 1.-The lacked appetite, was weak lausu' OF
|.i tr-.sea be took Plantation Blttcn and they new
e.tt,i 90 ed him 90 bis pins square and arm.
Esv persons want any better authority but IS 'ome may
l. read the fonowIugs 49,.
love much to you, tori verify believe the
|ntat.on Bitters have saved my lie.
REv " Il. WAGNER, Nadrid, ny
|, nsve been great sufferer from Dys-
psia aud had 20 abandon preaching
Lniat.ou Biitrrs havecurrd me.
Rgv.C. A. WILDWOOD, New Yoi 'hy.
|. HAD lost all appetite 80 weak ana
rvated could hardly walk and had perfect dread OF soo
\ The riaamdon 9itiers have set me al
|b. JAMES HEhtNWAYi 81. Louis, Mo-
I The Plantation ntters have cured me oil
.anemcnt eftbe Kidneys and Urinary organs, that dis
,,-d ms Tor years. rhay act use a charm.
q. q. NOuRE, IA broadway, ~ T."
NJ. o. ~ nEv0g. manager otthe Union Home school iof
ldrsn SAYS she "hAs gvenit 60 the weak and In
dr.u uader charge, with the most happy aud graf
,.s r.tt.r We have received over hundred reams Of
but DO advertisement s So effective a. Whai
~, ,.Ivss say ofa good article Our fortune and OUT
ff,tsatstake The original quality and high character
s. m "A. spt be- sustained auder every and all oroum
|a. rb. have already obtaiued sale 10 every toFn
l.. ,.rsbaui ham let among civilized nations Base i'm
~, o. come as near our name and style as 'hey can
good article ctanut be soid a. low ss poor one
some support from parties who do not care shat theS
mi R. on your guard See QUE private stamp oferthe cork
P. q. DRAKE Co, New York city.
sARAr0GA SPRING WATER, sold BY al Druggists.
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CURE FOR PIN WORMS.

II Worm Remedy needed, don't fail to yet bottle Of
DR.. E. g. Conld's PIn-Worm syrup.
This Syrup fails In the aggravated cases TO eNpe
these Irritating and dangerous entirely from The system
Adults Of ~ ~ year., have suffered for lifetime
children upon whom all other remedies have been rtd
vain, relieved n All annoyance n twentyour houre
and when riding directions % viii effect an entire
cure. rahatc and improves The health by re-
moving All impurities the system and Is always safe even
with the youngest child
sold by g. c. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, and by druggists
everywhere. aprlau aus
NaAntY forty years since 49, Downs Of vermont
pounded medicine USE which Doe used boo Die own
family With signal This remedy soon became knos %
o. bic friends through i mer was anNiousy sought i1r
So great aas us Tor itn bite immediate vicinity that
he at least commenced the manufacture OF under The na
Of S. y. Downs Vegetable Basmo Elixir since which time
the sale rapidly For The last ten years
there have average Of 5000 bottles sold annually
with still Increasing demand. For Coughs, Colds Group As
thma, aud AT kindred diseases u has equal The greatest
care 20 che nanufseare 90 have She medicine %
standard quality The least variation from the original e
cspt bsg tolerated by he propd 30 het 60 day t BE- bee
fore the public preceiy ue that was thirty zone years
since. Sold by DrupRsts ,goryshsro.
john 3. HENRY CO., rropr'etors,
H.so waterbury, VI
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HIN NEW WELLS

UNIVERSAL BY advertising IL respected to gain no'oney
COUGH than which, form g. better but 10 u on f'"e
REMEDY Character alone that SAILS must rely. IL is pre-
sued that the contrast this splendid prepaaton' is SIM
picty ani the freedom with which may be used whenever
there Is the least tickling irritation In the hro" b 10 CONTRAST
with old FORMS In which componen,s such, that doses are
restrained to tao or three times day, perfectly apparent
and ia A. truly theory, HuSSGwGLra UNIVERSAL Oouah
REMEDY is valuable which Ten Years have most erh proved
wnoorSG CoUan, HoaasESfssi Cou0ns Ooips sonE Inno
and all which,, neglected end In CaiHpoHi arc
lis work 10 cure or roeve 10 the most undouhted tes
uouais, which may office, fal oorroborae
JOHN J.. HUNNEwELL. Proprietor,
Practical Chemist and pharmaceutIst,
9Commercia whar, Boston, Mass.
~ s,td by ali regniar dealers fu Medicine. $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10

WARNER ~ n, Dec o. 1865.
ANDREW COE, ksa, Cincinnati Ohio
NJ Dear Sir.-Y0urs Of she t2th inst has just 6cea
rece,cd I obtained, through Messrs Moore \ Chley,
u Concord, last NAY. Of your SupefPh1sphae Of
Lime. Experimental ~ith Il on Corn, Potatoes, aud
Oihor Of my crops-aud II made IT, mark It eX
hibited very marked difference the crops rows
which received Phosphate On Potatoes, without any
othef kind Of manure II doubled the yield. Ny Corn
WAS grown land heh, the previous year IN Win
ter " heat; the stlbOle plowed in month or so
after the grAia harvested last Spring the land was
well manuIed and again plowed narrowed, Nc. here
fmade the experiment few rows received smah
spoonful Of the Phosphate and two rows were ef vi b.
out From tn time the corn vas fairly up I'll frost
came the Phosphate rows weIe decidedly the best 1
gave four good farmers small quantity OF your Ph1s
phi ,te and n cir report is the nine But think
ing the MANFRED stubble-g ouud would not show fAy-
orally as land DOT mAnuTtd piowed up about twenty
rods Of good land, which Ia the previous
years mere planted six rows with your Phosphate and
six Nithoutso on alternately til the whole was plant
On this plat she Superb po9phaie made ereater offer
enoe than on land well manued l. was ml inten ion
to have gathered measured aud weighed the Corn, but
about the time the com was in the milk showef with
heag sind pfostrated length or two Of board fence
and 6f sheep walked In aud spent the right there and
broke down the Com on different pats that II ffus
tTattd all Of testing the results OF the Phosphate
While sou carried 90 business in Boston, your su PER
Phosphate Of Lime gave good satisfaction To nearly, u
not all, farmers ia this section
My Corn rpened we'll the past season. which atsrib
uted in part 10 super Phosphate but in my neighbo
hood there harvested good deal Il soft Corn
think thsr II Super Phosphate had been used wou
hAGtened the maturity Of the crop, and the amour
VI ,0ft Corn would have beea greatly lessened
II M opinion that Super.Ph0sphate made from
fresh, unfs. mented bones is the case with yours)
must yield d better article han that made from turne
bones, " ne ash I" suppose the newer aud noder
atey rich soils Of Ohio and other Western States
are deficient Ia the Phosphales our long cult
waited and poorer lands VI New tn4landi bat thnl
youT growers OF Grapes and raNberTes" Will mn
your Phosph the very best r their vines an
plants intend the coming spring 10 experiment wit
some Of your Phosphate aud shall II the season Is NOR
favorable ihan the lAs hope 10 able TO report mof
accurately than l eau II the est JeAt's experiment
Hoping your success may be equal 10 your honest h
tent0nt, In the manufacture and sale Of this yauab
aid to the farmers interest,
subscribe myself youl friend, ,.,
5Gdi LEVI BARTLkTT.
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Marriagrs.
DEATHS.

In asrn March 49, Francis r. Nye aged s1yea and %
m0ntts.
could tain hIu. h. would NOT have t-l 10 tls solicit
COD. % 1u Acd iaher Or sn og son court hav .nA.ehsd
tr fnn t- deflur.r h would have been saved TT n slg
sufli melcai AID could have reached Dis ease hA
enuf have been t1red nl a was 30 VEN zoe was naTAed
yi-fu Hs tler died 81 eAr aged 50 years
1.-THE zane distase, che fatal laipt.
His scuusoa- uidaw is i u feeble health, o. travel le
1urle, aud li f,sr Mr. E th Ny-i' len sithout
uHd 1 . bis lec1inE yctrs- Nay the Great IA
ther o. 80 good suETain them 10 thii Bereavement
Iaoranse, April Charles Oh % he late sylvester
Chase, atei l5 years.
lu Wltsdei March ~ Ida L. infant daughter % hr Geo
"A ard Hrs Hrru Niclols
ln lnphA, March OF consumption, Mrs. Belnit Wia OF
Enus l-icn aged obyrars.
in Greensboro March ofcAucer. Miss Lucy Cutting, aged
% Ao March ~ Of typhoid pneumonia M Robert Young
d. ca 4lYears.
liver Col i1uahau Baker, merchant sgd about h9 years
resiia mt nf South HtuIwcS W.. u the
mere ,ule Of the frm Of lserA and laievin-.
n Concord ~ H March % David Watson, printer aged ~
years, formerly Of NuutstgcktN W.
u Stove. NArch %, Hannah Bridge, vie 81 jonathan
Brldg-, aged IS years, n months and Is DAYS
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AGUADE MAGNOLIA.

dellsht. Superior to any Cologne used to battle inc
person to render the skin sof and fresh, to ahay in
= on 20 perfume olothing ior headache &c IT'S nsn
- from The rich southern Magnolia, and Is obiahnt
I, 7e quite unprecedented. tisa nvortte WIN 49,
y . tn,r. ttt. sold y All dealers, At Sioo In large
, .nd by DEnAs BARNES n CO., New York Wholesa'e
,tArOgA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10

itisa most delightful Hair nressias-
usraiicsies scarf and dauiEuh
Dr. keeps uie head cool and clean.
Do makes the hair rich, son and glossy.
Dc prevents hair turning gray aud falling o.
Dc restores hair upon prematurely BALD heads
just what LYONS Katharon wilt DO. Isis prrty-i'
b,rdlr.bs Its literally sold by the carload aud ye'
most incredible demand daily iuereasing until tnere Is
m country store that does keep or family that
s notuseit
ETHONAs LYON Chemist, n. \.
SARATOGA sPRiNG wArER. soid by all Df1ss's's
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l1TArE Of w MONT, WAS HtNGTON DISTRICT, SIS
In Probate Court held Montpelier within and for said
~ District, on the aoth day uf Marcl, a. y. lsG1i
Milton Fisher Of The last will and of Ma
thane g. Coburn. late Of Cabot said district deceased,
makes application said Court, with The appro-
haon u writing Of The heirs 81 said deceased residing IN his
state Toe license sell the whole Of The real estate ~ which
saii decreased ded possessed this State represent
that the sale thereof would be beneficial the heirs
interested therein. Whereupon Is ordered By said
Court that application he referred 70
be held the Prohae Office, 10 said 0nperr the 29d
day Of Aprl A. D 1851 lor hearing and d. csi6n hereon
and. Is further ordered that all persons interested be
u6ed hereof publication of notice " said application and
three the Watch
Journal printed Aontp er before
hearing they may appear said and place
II they cause. object thereto.
BY the Court,-Atest, T. X. MERRILL,
luLua
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS .
A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

n CONND MI " ~ I bNbb
DIR JAMES retired physician n great en-
inence discovered while 10 the rast lndi's. certain
cur for CoHiuu afion dsfhga BroHchitts. Cough,
Colds end Gsaeroi n bihty The rtmedy was disuoy-
cred by HIM when his only child daughter, vas given
~ die His child cares. and b. now alive aud
well De.ir1us Of oenedliug his fellow morisls he vii
send 60 those who wish the recipe aiming full do
rscton lt making and succt ssfaI,y uang This remedy
free ou recept Of their names, with two Stamps to pay
expenses There iB not a siutle sym tom Of consump
ii that g. oes not al once ,ke hold Of and dissi pate
Nigh sweats pcevi hncsf. irritation 0f he nerves, Al
ufe of mem lry. diff It ex cctorAon sharp pains DO
the iuoRs sore throat chilly sensations At The
stomach. ina ton Of the bowels wtstug away OF the
muscles Toe writer will please state che me q a. e
pa cr they this Advertisement IN Address, GRAD
DOCK s. CO 1892 Race street, phiadelnhia Penn
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LIoNs EXTRACT or uRs JAAAcA GiSatR for Indigestion
Nausea hesrteurni Sick Headache, Cholera Norbus Flau
ency, &C. where warming sumusnt is required. les
al preparation and eutire purity makes cheap and reia
Ole article Tor culinary purposes SOLD where at 90 cts
per bottle Ask for" LYoSs" Pure Extract Take other
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
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BANKING HOUSE


This splendid ar Dye l. the best In the world. The only
trus and perfect Dys-harmess kenahei nsAh.ansous 40
.disanpoiatment No ridiculous unu Natural Black and
Bros Remedies the IN ELECTS Of Bod Dyes inssorase the
hair leaving It son and uual The genuine 'ssnfd H-
ar A Batehesr. An Others uerc limitations aud should
he avoided Sold by all Drusssts aud Pcamefs Factory 81
Barclay street, New York. "F "s"'
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Land Tax Notice (!

whereas the Legislature Of the State Of Vermont in
the year 1865 assessed tax Of six cents on all
lands public lands 3tedi in Goshen Gore IN the
County Il Caledonia in sid State for the purpose ~
making and repairing roads and building bridges; these
are the propteto's and land owners Of Goshen
Gore who paid their proportion Of such tax, in
labor or otherwise committee appointed to super
intend the expenditure Of the same, or the subscriber
hat So much OF their lands will be sold public
due at the dwelling house of the subscriber In Goshen
Gore in the County OF Caledonia on the 18Th day OF
MAJ 1857 at oclook p NJ will be requisite to dis
charge their res peetiye taxes. with Costs
Dated At Goshen Gore this l6 day Of March, A. D.
1867.
545f JOSEPH CLARK, Collector.
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FISK d IA r Q II ,

Bankers and Deelers in Government Sc
curities, No ., Nassau Street, N. Y.
y R-AVkiuds Of @ ,,ern ment Securities received At
me fl saket price in exchange y the above Bonds
AS
- An desc jptions NJ Government s.
curities kept c5Hs'aqtiy on hnd, anil taught,
sold or ercdaaged.
rrG,d Coin .aI o 8 Coupons ootsht sold aud
collected.
~ Deposits receired on Gberai terms,
subject 10 check at sight.
IL Collections made through 'ut the countTy.
~ Mi,csuaneo1s -tlc IS and Bonds bought AMI sold
at the Stock eNcb,1ge 90 commission Tor cash.
no. SpeciH attsaii0a girea 10 the er-
change Of secsatlirtg hot,S Of all he series
for the asu fce-tpeRtg b)ais Of 1868, on
the mast fac0rdjie tsrms.
1857 4sv
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~ P. WALLACE, icomm'r-
81. 1887
F,TArE OF VERMONT WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
& Probate Court held at Nentpssr e. ssd District on

7 - NFNNONT.
In held Montpelier SAID on
he day o March A y l-tI
AMBROSE v TAYLOR, ndnnistrator OF the estate Of Diana
said District deceased presents his
administration for examination ami allowance and
makes application Of distribution and partition o.
the n said deceased Whereupon T. 10 ordered ~ sad
ourt said application he referred 70
o. said Court To Ne held a. TIE Probate once IN SAD
MONTPELIER of April A. D. 1851 for hearing and
Is further nrersd that notice hereof
given all persons interested, by publication o The same
the Vermont Watchman
newspaper published at Montpelier previous 90 said
appointed for hearing that they may appear at sa time
place, ADD how any they NAV have why sad
should allowed and such decree made.
BY the Court.-Attest, NJ A. uhAsE
bi,b6 Register.
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M oLpEN rrrNAM,s -EsTArE 10 spo.orber.. 4AvIa

ny OLDEN PuTNAMis ESTATE The Subscribers having
IL appointed the Honorable Probate Court for the
Dist u Washington mmisslonrr. TO recri amineS
and demands Of all against the Estate
of Holden Putnam Mdiesex in said DIST deceased
the term o. six months from the 18th
March, 1851 being allowed by said Court TO ih creditors
exhibit and their respective claims
bfor Us notice. that will attend TO the duties OF
Aupolunent office Of j. A. Prentss, In Montpelier, In
t3h days Of April and August next At
O'Clock, a the afternoon, each 81 said days.
HOMER W. HEATON, !
JOSEPH A. PRESTIss, So s@'''N''-
Montpelier, April %. A. b. 1851. 6l;56
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VNDwARD G. HAINEs, EST ATE.-The subscribers having
~ appointed by the Hon Probate Court for the Dis
81 Washington, commissioners 70 receive, eNAmne
adjust claims and demands OF All against the
ia g. Haine, late Of Cabot said District de-
ceased no and the term 81 six months from
allowed by said
the creditors ofsad deceased exhibit and their repee
claims before Give notice. that will attend e the
duties o. appointment At the dwelling house Of Emily
Cabot said District the last Thursday Of April
July o'clock ia the forenoon each OF said
days. . - -.,,.c,