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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

PoULTNEY.-The editor VI the BIilla-
whipping in Poultney. Nothwitbst~i,d
ing the denial, il is fact.
---Russell X Dorr. son Of Hon. 81 q. ca,
NJ. Dorr, and George C. Newman. SON Of
Rev. DIR. Newman, have formed 'o-Iart-
nership and opened an Insurance Ag.ecy,
at Poultney. They arc both. reliable
young men deserving patronage.
The following are the officers, OF
Netis Lodge No Is. L. o. of OF. for thu
ensuing term; r. r. Moorill, N. G.. N
c. Harris, v. G.; NJ. G. Noys, Secretary
N. P. Beach, Treasurer.
The recent fire that destr .y.d ,hs
shop Of Mr.. Willis in Poultney, IL is sul :
posed took Are from . stove pipe. Mr.
Willis values his property destro, ei vt
about two thousand dollsrs--insured .,
twelve hundred dollars. Mr.. Willis ms,
the barber, loses ei75. The building w.
also fully insured.
Tho Bulletin thus speaks Of the fu-
neral Of DR.. Postsr II East Psslt.sy:
II was attsndsd from his late rssjdsncs
In East Ponltnsy "a Wednesday OF last
wesk ~ lsSys ooaeourse Of nsigAb ors.
slAissas- esA lsissds. The oosasioa wss
49, y@y iDpse@ive. frea The vsry sud.
den dsossss of DR.. Porter. end from the
last thst be had for tho period of forty
lDus yenss bssn In the DrAetios Of bis pro-
lssel0o = Ills sommsntty. ssa b. every
body highly ~-s~~msd M = physician, and
whok o11eA sstil more IN the intsssst aud
solHnntty ~ shs ooSsslon we're the pre-
80 q ~ vspssatls Thsophtlas Olsrk n
Enfneuih, n0w nsasly, 20 yeam oIA, VI,
~ ~ tnstgsstos q ~. Rostss wktss
11r1gl1g NJ peslDel1sel 80 - 49, -
p lv6 eogm1a A11souo1 = ~ $1,000
0zsG 0sl1 nlass NJ ~ - ~
msss - p. fsstg - SDls ts5hssA
3 n - IL kse1u.t ~, -
4AaA = tsasAisg ~ Assl ~ lksy
~ - al -
kns 1c91n9 I q ~ a. G xu1koo|
=; -: = =, - : i'ss' a - e'eIsl
IL = ~ - Cd q ~ dsaa, ~ ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

DIvoRcE.-One Thomas Murphy has
applied for divorce in Chicago, saying
that he was married "in fun" to Julia
Fogerty, in Whitehall, N. Y. on the 10th
of November, 1865, and that the lady in
the case. failing to see the fun of the
thing, has prosecuted him for non-sup-
port, he never having lived with her.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30
Arrangement Of Mcfarland.

The Court of General Sessions in Nov
York was orowdcd Oh tuesday morning
by an audience numbering in its ranks
city. The journalistic element was largely
represented-not only ut the reportoriai
tables, but in the great nass OF people
that almost broke down the Ratings Of
the courtroom Recorder John K Hackett
presided, and at his right Was reated the
portly form of Rev. Matthew Hale Smith
Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Smith, however, was
there only as spectator.
At precisely fifteen minutes past ten
o'clock, hustle, deepening into muir
INJURED applause, announced the appear
auce of d .niel Mcfarland. Accompanied
by his counssl--Msssrs. john Graham,
Charles Spencer and Elbridys Terry
McF sfland csine slowly into the Court
room aud took y scat Immediately in
front Of the clerks desk. All eyes were
turned toward that locality, and every ear
was open u hear what VISA to follow.
The case has been ~ persistently thrust
before the public through the columns
Of the pres, and it main facts have been
70 twisted about to suit the ideas Of differ
emit classes Of people, that s.l are anxious
to get ut the truth.
After y few )moments VI preliminary
conversation, District Attorney GArvin
arose aud said MAY IL please the Court,
l move that Daniel Moi srixnd be placed
before the bar"
The Clsrk-"Daniel Mcfarland, stand
up"
APPEARANCE OF THE PRISONER.
Mcfarland here arose aud looked the
speaker squArsly IN the eye. He IL short.
thick man, somewhst round-shouldsred,
and looks like anything but murderer
No beard 10 psrcePtibis upon his fsce,
which wears . calm, sod lOuk thst went
straight " the hearts OF every body
present.. Ho wore black Moscow beaver
overoOst with velvet COLLAR buttoued up
to the chin. and revesliny oollor OF i'm.
mscuists whitsness, but NO nsck,is. lie h
osrtsinly Ons u the last psssoss ~ suspect
Of the wiiful psrpstrstion VI the tsrrfbls
crime that " laid st bis door. Beside him
stood Charles 3. Spencer. E.q, oas Of his
counsel, while on the other slds ths lo0g
red Wig Of NJ. Graham Vas Visible sbovs
the back Of hie ebais. n
The Clssk-sDAuisl NsFsSlsnd. you
srs indistsd In TIKI Oosss ~ .srsst IL
the Asst degree, committed In the kilIine
Of Albsss u. Rishssd@on. Whist sly you
Are yoa guilty Or not guilty Z"
Ms1srisad-lia . sssaalous voice. =
H shss .sss sssd his4 jsss, sud "a |,
isw noasnls ssessss@1 mspaslly NM hls
ssanssl. u ~ ekepaGuDv im1eGlh1e -
lessa e.eetlE esuttg1g r. ~ spevsepa-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

CALLED. Rev. DIR. Btratton, pastor 81
tho Presbyterian church At Orssnport,
N. X, has received call 10 tho pastorate
Of tho Congregational church At Ne~hury
in this State
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

Ths osdw d sxssoisss a our Pilgrim
Oslsbration u given below;
VOLUNTARY.
lssoaAiios AID ssABlsa ~ ses,rs.aI M 49,,
rt0t, wshnEhs
DsE. May. n. r. farm,
tMasie haseias Hymn
ged ever stosisns ssv-vsisn VI nAt,Ds4,
way'rs tbs bsssss n Rsass Der mr. iA.d.
Thine Il tbs yietepy. Tbiss shA ssivstb,a,
stsosx n dsilvsv, swa ~ Thy ksnd,
ssiii "sy Tny tAssssss red. Father mo.t Holy.
Ovss sssh aooustAln. soch, liver ssd shot.
Sing hsiisinjsh, sharit In h0ssnaas
Ocd kssp our e1uetvy free svsrmms
PRAYER By ngv. j. STEELE
CHorus, MsnDrfssonH.
To Ood On high be thanks and praise,
Who deigns our bonds b. sever
His cares 0ur dropping souls ppraise.
And harm shall rsaob ~ ssvm
On Him vs rest. with faith ss.p,'d.
with all that live this mighty Lori
Forever AMI forever
Address ny HEv. w. w. WIsCuEBrEH.
I'RN'''Fs, AshS I'"kf'B"hSH p'hk'HsF
Praise God from whom MI blessings now,
Prsiss Him all creatures here below
f'ssiss Him sbnvs. 70 Heavenly bo~t'
Praise Father. bon and Holy Ghost.
BEnEDicTIoH.
The address Of Mr.. Winchester do
tailed minutsly an a lecture tho history d
tho movement and exile u tho Bcparatist
church 1t Lcvonby. It's reat among stran-
gers In Holland. tho voyage of portion
of It's members and their establishment m
. civil and religious community In the
w0rld-famous scenes III ia peculiar
American work While exact In oircum.
stance, the address was libor in spirit,
and employed no inyijion. expfcs-
sion towards the religious body
from which tho pilgrims had gone
out. The style Of tho addre+, was neat
and we'll condemned, and ia d5livery that
Of the ohastensd yst lively ~ nner Of the
lecture platform.
The Ladies' Pilgrim snpp.r fulfilled
every promise Of qualification offered by
| it's previous annual character. The taste
Of decoration and richness Of provision
are invariably apt to surprise. The
guests were in full number, despite the
depressing ausuries of a rainy day. Ar
to the ladies' part Of the entertainment,
including some beautiful music, there was
nothing wanting. The Historical Society
were less fortunate, and in response to
their bill Of fare Of sentiments" had
little but comprehensive apology to
offer for the absence Of speakers ex-
pected. Hon. ]. w. Stewart, presiding,
stated that the first celebration at Ply
mouth was held precisely one hundred
in 1869. A..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

STEAMER FOR ScHRooN LAKE.-The
little propeller from Philadelphia which
has been lying at Wings Basin since the
close of navigation, was Mounted on run
ners and propelled by six horses, started
on Tuesday morning for lis new home in
the Adirondack.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

vKHxosrrs ApnoAp-hon. 10
p. Poland ~ss among the spesssrs > .
dinner Of tbs New EngisBd soeis'y
Washington on ths z2d Of Dsos'H's'
A I.ttsr ". red from ooFff
wssLLurn at the snsivcrssry o. ne
R.rlssd socissy Of the city 81 ns~ 10
On wednesday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

DAsBr-A. D~aRa1h. Esq, Of DA'.'
on Tused.y stsrtsd from has house
foot 10 take tbs train for k1tiAH'' AZ
being In haste ran some distance. -
cane soro.s . fox, which be sueoesdes
running down. killing him hf, Si',.
hid his booty in . stone wall and % :
return he sIpscted to carry home h''p'
~ trophy Of victory.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

v.,n.psx.-Plisy White i''s.-S
q. A O. T. isis vssy aosr'.n.ng
A.. Il vss ssu.sissd b hsy 4
~ niss>sss asneW - -
sasss,. ~ 80 ~ . 49, y
- = 80 - - WVo6Aes
$780, D. - II
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

hsss " lasgss yksss1 ssa .,,...a.
say dsso@isstios there.
-Fsthsr Jchs orsssiso. a vail .,,.,. |,
f'""'n Cathode priest u Ne. Ya,. a
:. Que 'i's 's''.,sd D'. cammIns. :, :,
Stephsn's church. died lev a., 80,
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.-asa---ssassssssa.ss-s a5a..- ss.-ssa4asss
BALLOON Ascent IN OKonGIA,--Many
Of our readers will remember Mr.. Samuel
A. King Of Boston, who ads balloon
ascent from this place last yoar, and may
be intcrs,tod In mn ascent u recent ns.
cension In Georgia. Hs sss.ndod IN ono
of his balloons from Atlantis, Georgia, on
tho 10th inst, accompanied by n repres-
entative Of the New Era. and after fine
sail Of two hours landed about forty miles
from that city. The voyage il described
a. having been an exceeding pleas mt one,
and the cloud scenery Is said to have boen
surprisingly beautiful A remarkable
echo was produced by horn, the sound
being heard rolling among the cloud. three
minutes after the last note bad died away.
The sound Of the horn, it is as,trt.d, was
people of the Chattahooche valley were
evidently unacquainted with balloons,
and the strange visitor caused no little
CONSERVATION. At one time, while Mr..
King was running quite low, such re.
marks "a these were heard: "Come down
out Of that hornets nest; mister, what
it is that thing you are hanging to p "Do
you live up there 2" "Hsng them, watch
them-they are hunting a distillery.'
When the final descent was made q man
was seen blowing in field. He did not
see the balloon until it was directly over
his head, when he stopped his mule and
commenced to bray. Another was seen to
throw down his sack Of meal and run as
if his Satanic majesty had given him a
call, and still another frightened individ-
ual was heard to call out, Run, William,
it is bladder, and will fall about the
fodder stack" Some boys engaged in
fshing threw away their fish, and at last
accounts were still running. After the
voyagers had fastened their craft to a
stump and alighted, their ears were sa-
luted by succession of unearthly shrieks.
A very strong female voice was then heard
at prayer, which continued until inter-
rupted by the arrival of neiyhboring
farmer, whensthe lady paused in her de-
votions and called TO him, Come here,
Mr.. -. the world is coming to an end,
and am glad that have lived to see IT.
In few minutes quiet was restored, and
the natives ventured over the fence to
look at their aerial visitors.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

The general superintendent shall sub
mit ~ Congress mt the December sessicn n,
1870, preliminary report embracing the
statistics Of the population Of the United
States by States or Territories and coun-
ties sufficiently foil for the squ .lization
OF representation Of the several States In
Congrers. Within three years from the
date of his appointment he Is to prepare
= carefully digestsd report embracing full
tabular stat. msntA Of all the ststistiosl
information furnished by the census with
comparative tables showing the changes
from former censusss. end such other "a
blss ~ mny BE- necessary 70 exhibit tbs
results OF the enumeration.
Every railroad corporation ID required
70 give the number Of sniiss u IL sesd.
capital sleak allowed BY ehsvtsr. npnhss
III mail stations, highest grade, insladtse
curvature IN each division opsrat@d. total
cost u road and sqaipnsas sud cost ot
,pssshsss ol othss lissr, totAt amount oi
ds6s Jane Let, 1870. szhibItiss separately
- lssdsd ssA nslsndsd Asbf. saenatoi
roliiss stock. ssahss ~ ssss a Aa9sssat
dsssripsasss. smplsyss. tstsl ssssspts -
ssagsss and 1ssIehts, With VARSITY d
ven Diants ststistlss shovisO h dsGoal|
~ ~ epssstloas a ~ rosl Ths seapDl
es4eiAsss - ssssissd = -. ez04s|
eupeonnisa 1aaan1uohaom0aGll151u =
ss.1psist O. ~ - ~ $3.50
uo11sqt hGmsanDs1n9 AsehuA L.
lvaGlsn = 49, 49, ~ = a1n1G : ]
- annuu0m1uu1u1 :
~ z', \ ~ f., r. = e's,1
49, las1QG1 ! M T.
oon1rm4 mnnl1DA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

EcLnsEs. - Next year there will DO SIX
sclipSss --fous Of the sun snd two II tho
moon. OF the two herein mentioned, tho
hrst will be- total eclipse u the moon
Jsnusry 1917, which will bs Invi.ibl. Ia
the United States. but' partly visible q,
Greenwich. England. The second will DO
. partial ECLIPSE Of tho sun. also here In.
visible. and visible only to tho regions
within 30 degrees of tbs South Pole. II
occurs on January ~. Tho next eclipse,
visible IN this latitude, viii be partial
ono III the moon on Jan. u, 1871.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30
book Notice.

BIBLE ANIMALS Being description Of
every living creature mentioned in the
Scriptures, from the ape to the coral
By the Rev J e. Wood, NJ A., +. l.
s. &c. New York Charles Scribne,
i Co.
Properly speaking this can hardly bs
called holiday book, yet its publication
at this time and the admirable manner in
which it is printed, illustrated aud bound
compel us To place it in the category o.
such. The literary value of the work j,
decidedly high. 1, is not, as the title
would indicate, theological book; it i,
properly work of natural history, il
which every living creature spoken of in
the Bible is described with accuracy. The
IDA rns, to say the least, most Original
one. The volume opens a new field fol
the literature okthe Bible, which holy
book we would have supposed so thor
oughly commented on that there wa,
nothing left for another to say. Mr.
Wood has invest d his subject with al
the charms Of popular interest. Begin
ming with the mammalia he describes the
various animate, their habits, PECULIAR
ties, manner of living. together with such
other information regarding them az ex
tensive research could obtain. The same
minuteness in detail is bestowed upon the
birds, reptiles. fishes and invertebrates
with which last the volume concludes
Numerous anecdotes illustrative Of the an
FINALS described add to the value of thu
work.. giving to it quite the style o.
French writer's, whose happy faculty o.
popularizing science and history Mr.
Wood seem, to have caught In the Gas
pages Of this volume We have not come
across . dull sentence. Ir1sp not unlikely
that some of the authors stat. mSft u and
conclusions will be questioned and a few
sharply criticised, AZ be writes with great
pOsitiveness. We note here aud there
very questionable assertions. AZ. for in.
stance, some Of those regarding the peli.
can aud the crocodile but these are few
and are, ut any rate, excusable errors
But the work, IA whole, deserves the
highest praise II adds materi lily in
pupulsrizing natural history, and alse
odds largely To our knowledge Of the
Bible. The illustrations. which number
some 100, arc the designs Of English
srtists Of note. and. are finely executed
"Bibls Auimals" undoubtedly ranks high
- literary production, and we heartily
recommend IL u all desiring u make :
holiday present Of work combining the
livsltsss sstsrtAinnsnt with the profound.
ct instsuoaina. 4af
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-
4 Sail sysspsi. d tL.. al ~ hsss
dye ~ ~ isfSsuss4asa " ilS Dseeas.
tAst ~ nsy ksew NJ xss"'as lsasssss
II ~ ssa,Av dsssssasl sss@sssAass.
Ths I'll so(us = - fuliy gsasesd nd
sspls n bssrs fan st1tistiss ~ 80.
49, 81 assussts ststsaSat - III sAt-
ZEN NJ should psopeviy inter istos r.
rsvta dis shavsetsss The f~stsss 81
uStisx an isASpssdspt buvssu viii " u
mshS ths tstisg ~ sbs esssus sssss
psoavt - reliable. Hsrssolsss Il hss
bssn tAhss BY tbs uaitsd States Mar
shsI. With dsputiss In ssoh county. end
Sin months tims allowed Tor oo@plstion u
the sstssas u each olnSsr. Only ous
month \ given. and In no osss over sixty
days. which win materially lessen the or
psnsss and tbs final report will be laid b..
ioss tbs public within ons ysar In oil
probability. The bill must approve itsell
70 eli who desire economy sud accuracy In
tho taking ~ the ninth census.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

--IAsss srs - No. 200 Csthelies
n ~ vlclaity os.Msrth 49, - ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

The EARNINGS or a RAILROAD Con-.
DUcr0n. - Willie4 Petit ssssstly CON
ductor ON the. PAiiaAslphis end Rsadine
Railroad. SsostvAd froa u ; nodsrAss ri.
ary, bat nevsfthslsss kspt fnAt hossss,
lived II . nae houss, v1ss AiansaAA. -
hvs4 u . list rsts gnDasallV. AltSs ~.
ssnl ysess at ths ~ vse is6iotp4 BY ths
ee.pssy sos seesesI zesy ss9ad.g his
viso - II ssaA 10 Up0s - ei0 900,
sal wnss Alss1nsDe2r lInn - 80, aa1
nows ~ - ss11nvn11 Ue0Uossn q
- Dsnsyy al1auds1 - " ~ ebtaiss6
6uso - 5000 l1ssn 'GAs 80
r 80 q tv1ao - Ennoot1ess p.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

The Benson y. +. Sabbath SoLool
had very succes.fal festival last evening.
"A series Of protractsd meetings Il In
progress In the Methodist church In
Hsrdvick, under the supervision of Rev.
Mr.. Stewart Of South Darlington.
The ladies of Irasbargh have sew
ing society which meets ooos . wssk.
The proceeds are 10 DO applied towards
repairing The Methodist church.
Presiding Elder Eaton prssehsd to
ths Methodist church In shorsmsn On The
ossssioa II The quarterly meeting. Sunday
sosning. and addressed The Young Mems
Christian Association In ths svsufng.
-Ths lsdiss al che Msthodist sosisty
gave an oystsr supper and soc'sbls =
Village Hall. MontpslIsr. % Friday
svsnisg Of Last wssk, rsslixiag about 800
Tor ~ luad 70 fssnish ths asv chssah.
vAlsh NJ sosisty szpsct 70 sssst-ps~
~ - CO. onDnD.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

T1ilk aaVe -tIser hs wing hern rsstorcd 10 health
i lu a fcw weeks. By q very simple remedy,
a1ior having suffered sevcra years with a severe
lung afection, and that dread disease, Consump-
tou-Is anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow suf-
icrer. the means o: cure.
~ all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used Tree OF charge. with the direc-
ton. Tor preparing and uslng the same. which they
Will find SURE CCEE FoR CONSUMPTION. AsrH-
"a EEoNCHIrI>. Sc. The only object. OF the ad-
se-listr IA sending the Prescription l. To benefit
tle afflicted, aEd spread Information which be con
eelyes a. 30 Invaluable and he hopes every suffer
rr w.I Try his remedy il viii cost them moth
4-- and rxAy prove : blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dre-s
EEv. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
J 4 south second It. wHlamsburgh. Kings CoaB-
D. New York ysp4s
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The Market.
ELLSWORTH JAS. u. j

ELLSWORTH JAS. u. 1852.
trrrr~-Csood Bsidwins can he bought for
SCH1 per Dbl.
BvIrrR-a5 ccut- rer H.
Br,N~-Pea 40 : +t0. yellow ewes. 5eA
55l
oR,~nrREir>-Goo4 native crspborrie> are
na brought III. but would command 200 Der
hu-1cI.
FI.rr--;sa 20 l5.oa.
GE,l~ Barley. II 2jal .; Eyc. al -;
u..-. I'll tH ifs.
n,Y-Ha. Declined somewhat. aud We now
HIor. A>p ~kIN~->hecp,.ns. eoai-ia;
aub -kln. -aai p; Hides 10 : - Calf kan.
Mru-caru Slt5: Rye 2ol.
,urcr--Poratac> ID good supply NJ C5a1o /;
c--- q * s4. iir,i 1ia...c.
Iaav I-Io~~-Beclh by tho quarter aal4 Clear
~at Pork SG4.ea. Round hog Ilal3c. Mutton
ts~ Turko' 40a25 Chickens iaais; Ham ~.
-aoRr>-s4 35a2 - = loopound-.
WooD-Har,l. S'foats": %. ? ss's' o.
R.xcoR rRopvcr MARKFT. - saturday
.rrH 9Th Loose hay continues plenty on the mar
L~t 81 tr3m sl4.oa io $1,000 rer ton for the best
l.au-uf ;r. amp inferior Loads sell. al 'roIn Sll
co. e.. -l - uai> .re worth from = q ~ cents
IF l+t .IU 81 - yellow eyed beans are ,ell-
Va. n frnm $50 a. $50 extra F'ra beans. 3 -
POTATOES from 20 i1 - c-nls. and but fow com
III. .a : Ia kc5 butter = worth from - to -
b 4. 90 cenl. common lump, , y ~, aud a
r.H. article NJ lamp would bring from 4. % -
,-.nt- rg-. 3 cents chicken J. - to - ceni-
IIrAcvs. - % - cents Touud Ae--. - e u
seals loose straw seii a. from 1000 go 1900.
fh- above prices arr paid ~ our streets for
produce rom country tetins-
Pressed hay j. s..i from tine -iare house q;
Il .in 1890 - 2g.D0 b gr Ton dry hard wool de-
.sc--d 30 any part 81 tnc .rity. 500 rer tord-
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10 the Honorable Judge of PRO ,a,e Tor the coun,

To the Honorable Judge OF Pro Bate Tor the Coun,
ty Of Hancock
Guardian OF Susan X. saunders and Henry VI
Saunders Minor Children OF James u. saunders,
late OF Deer Isle, deceased, that said minors are
seized and possessed oi certain Real Estate IN
said town 70 Wit.
A Dwelling House and one and one hall acres
Of land, bounded westerly by the highway, south.
erly and easterty by land Of tlyin b, saa nder-
and northerly by land Of Marx IL. i.uikin. Tina al
Advantageous offer has been made for said prop
erty BY Daniel VI. Curtis, which it wonld be TOR
the interest OF SAID Minors to accept and have the
proceeds Otherwise invested She therefore pray :
your Honor that license may be granted her to Dis
pose OF said Real Estate at private sale.
Deer Isle, Dee. -, 1851 Pbilena r.. saunders.
Alta c,urt Of Probate held at Ellsworth within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the St. We'd
nesday OF January, A. n. 1853.
On the foregoing Petition, ORDERED THAT
the Petitioner give notice to all Interested hy
causing "A copy Of The Petition and Order ui the
Court thereon, to be published three weeks sue
cessiyely In the Ellsworth American, printed at
Ellsworth IN said County, that they may appear
at Probate Court to be held 1t Eli worth said
county, on the Ist Wednesday OF February next a
ten OF the clock la the forenoon, and rhew cause
If any they have, why the prayer vi said petition
should not be granted
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
Copy-attcat-t,LO.A DYER, Re-T.
true copy ol the petition and order of the Court
hereon.
Attest GEORGE \. DYER, Cegster
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