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NO. 1921 EQUITY

NO. 1921 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John Taylor and others VS.. David N. vi.
ricks and others.
ORDERED this 18th day of November,
" A. ID. 1871, that the sale made and
reported in the above cause by Reuben A.
Smith, Trustee, for the sale of the Real
Estate in the above cause decreed to be sold
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the 10Th day of December next; provided
copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published at Westminster, Car.
roll county. Maryland, once week for
three successive weeks before the said 10th
day of December next.
The report states the amount of sales TO
be $4,000.
JN0. D. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
nov 1885, JHo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
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NO. 1900 EQUITY.

NO. 1900 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Isaiah Ham and Thomas Clabaugh, Trus
tees, VS.. Thomas Myerly.
NOTICE is hereby given to the credito RS
IN of Thomas Myerly, who were such
on or before the Sd day of October, A. d.
1870, to file their claims properly proven
and authenticated, with the Clerk or the
Circuit Court for Carroll county as Court
of Equity, on or before the first day of
February, 1872.
J. ]. BAUMGARTNER,
nov 25, 1S7l-4t Auditor.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF A VALUABLE
L OF OF L A N d
In tie Cty of Westminster. MI.

~
DY virtue Of Power of Sale contained in
ID Mortgage from Elias Morrison and
Ann NJ. Morrison, his Wife, to the under.
signed, Mortgage, dated February 9th,
1871, and recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records Of Carroll county, in
Liber J, b. B., No. 8, Folio $40, &c. he
will sell ut Public Sale, to the highes. bid
der, On the premises, on
Saturday, Me 18th Of December, 1871,
At o'clock, p. NJ, precisely. all that lot
or parcel Of Land, situated in the West
End of the City of Westminster, Carroll
county, Maryland, being part of lot of
Land designated as Lot No. Z, in Deed
OF Conveyance from Charles T. Reifsnider,
Trustee, TO q certain Hashabiah Haines,
dated June 22d, 1869, which is recorded
among the land records of Carroll county.
and beginning for the said lot or parcel of
land. at the Southeast corner Of said lot
No. 7, thence North running with and
binding on an alley 1872 feet to the corner
of Lot No. 8, as designated on the plat of
the Real Estate of Lucy Behoe, deceased,
filed in cause No. 0j7 Equity in the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, then East S2l feet
to n stone, then South 1876 feet to an allev
or lane leading from the Littlestown Tur'.
pike Road 10 the Ore Banks, thence run.
ming with Ind binding on said lane or
alley, West S24 feet to the place of begin.
Il. i
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-Four prisoners, one OF item charged
with murder, escaped from Jail at.Frank-
lin, Ind, last Saturday night. Three
burglars named Morey Harris, Thomas
Murphy, and George Bird, escaped from
the Jersey City Jail on Sunday night.
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TRUSTEES SALE
ora vA.tABLr
STORE STAND, g.

DY virtue Of, a. Deed,oF TnSE4fdst Joku
ID Bemillor and wife u tie unabridged,
he will offer at Public Sale, to the highest
bidder, on the promises. On
Thursday, das.Th Sj' December, 1871,
at 2 o'clock, r. NJ, oil he risht. .a.tle.
claim and interest. both at law and Il,
Equity, (being the one hall interest) 81 the
said John BeiniIlef and LucindaI MA vifS.
in and to oil that tract or parcel Of ,fnd
consisting Of
81 Acres, more or less.
The improvements thereon -
consist Of comfortable two I11k
story Log Wealherboarded sxs
House, with large and val
liable Store Room attached, S5x23, viii 4
Back Building, good Barn and pthek nee.
essary out buildings water convenient TO
the holdings about Is acres are In Timber
This property has long been ,usad for
Mercantile purposes, and was formsrly used
by Peter B. Mikesell, and is fow IN the
occupancy Of Jacob Cromer II issiluate
on the Hanover Road leading from tho Lit
tlestown Turnpike Road to Hanover, about
l mile from said Turnpike. and about y
miles from Westminster, and ,Adjoins the
land Of William Burgoon and others.
This property Is worthy the attention OF
purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE. = One:half cash on tho
day Of sale or on the ratification thereof,
and the balance In six md twelve months
from the day of sale, the credit payments
to be secured by the nofea Of the purchaser
or purchasers with approved security, bear
ing interest from the day Of sale.
N. ]. C0RSUCH,
. Trustee.
Crout & Reifsnider, Solicitors. novs ts
Hanover Caizen copy drtil day of sAlv
a,,d r.,.a l;li ....d 49,. : fr-l...ar
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Real Estate Agency

A i the solicitation Of many persons we
"A have concluded to establish a Real
Estate Agency ~ connection with our Bank.
Ing Business, and nov have large number
OF Valuable Farms, Building Lots, &C., on
hand, which we offer at reasonable terms.
The titles to all property sold by us WILDE
guaranteed. All property placed in our
hands Enthusiastically advertised through
the Agencies in the large citiea. HANKS
Tor description of property furnished on an.
plication. -
r6rone Hundred and Fifty Shares of
the Capital Stock Of the Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank Of Westminster, for sale,
FRIzEI,L 4 MANNING.
sep III Westminster, Md.
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NO. l2as EotJITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Charles I. Rei6nidet, Trustee, W.. Christi.
ana Greenwocd, isidqw, and 6thsrs.
ORDERED this 9Th div III Eovsmber
" A. D., 1871, that The sale piade and
reported in the above cause 81 Ckarles i.
Reifshidsr, Trhsiee, under shd ~ vifsne Of
deed oftrdst from Chslssiana dksenwood
aud others, TO him, u finally rat;6ed and
confirmed, unless cause to Ne sonfeary bs
shown on or before the lii dsy Of bscsm
Der Aext; provided copy Of this osder be
inserted ~, some uewsnp1et printed az
Westminster. Carroll county, once 1 weGk
for three suoceasivs. wssks bsfbre he s6Isl
18th day Of December next. Tho r~port
states the sm9g2t Z Ct salsf K p s.; 1900,
True oory,--Test;
nov s-st 5xd- y, IsosLE, Clerk.
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The Chicago Relief and Aid Society
has received for the sufferers by the
fire s2,5OS,O00. Forty States and Ter.
ritorics contributed.
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Estate of Adam Essich, deceased.

Estate OF Adam Ess'ch, deceased.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscr.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, Maryland, letters
of administration on the personal estate of
ADAM ESSICH,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to The subscriber, on or before the Goth day
of June next they may otherwise by
law be excluded from ali benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this Goth
day of November, A. d. 1871.
JACOB ESSICH,
nov 26-4t* Administrator.
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Annie Newman, aged years and 10
months, died in Chester county few
days since from swallowing a screw.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-02

A Massachusetts farmer raised two
crops of potatoes this year, planting the
second in July.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-02

At Red Oak, Iowa, corn is bought for
fifteen cents a bushel and used US fuel.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-02
MILLINERY.

OUR friends and custom
" ers will accept our thanks
for the very liberal patronage
bestowed on us, for the past
two years. and we hope by
strict attention to business to
merit q continuance of their
favor. We have just received
and are receiving almost daily
nlv If
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IA Acre of LAND,
more or less. Said Lot of A <M-0
Land, is improved with mszsH
small Frame Dwelling House, lsfBsI4A,
and Wheelright Shop, and
now in the occupancy of the said Morrison,
and well located for Mechanic.
Terms OF SALE One half cash on the
day Of Sale, or on the ratification thereof
md the other one half Ia six months from
the day of sale, the credit payment to be
secured by the notes OF the purchaser or
purchasers, with approved security, bear.
ing interest from the day of Sale.
HASIIABlAH HAINES,
Mortgage.
CRouT & REIrsSIDEI, Solicitors
nov 25ts
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MILLINERY GOODS,

MILLINERY GOODS,
consisting of Bonnets, Hats, French and
American Flowers, Ribbons, American,
English, French and eros Grain, Silks,
Satins. Grapes, and everything kept in n
first class establishment. Our selections
are always carefully made from the very
best and most fashionable houses. Orders
froma distance will be promptly attendedto.
We have also engaged the services of a
fashiopble and competent Dressmaker from
Baltimore, and will be glad to receive
orders, h
Patterns Of all kinds furnished 1t noder-
ate rates.
AIalI supply ofNOsions and Toys, always
on hand.
MRS. A. h. ARMSTRONG.
may II
HAuZE Undorshirts, nj
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-02

VIM. NJ. Evarts says that political
honesty is under an eclipse-uothing
visible bnt tho ring
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Grant is the only President We ever
hid who appointed to Office the men
who gave him presents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03

Thousands regard the winter as a season Of til
ais and the truth Is, tha; if there IL weak point
In the system, winter pretty sure to find it out.
Constitutional tendencies to disease are generally
aggravated by damp ind cold. (Rheumatism
sometimes lies peTag all the summer and fall, to
pounce upon Its victims ia the season of cold As
a means offortifying the body against all the dis
eases which prevail most extensively in winter,
Hostettor's Stomach Btsers cannot be too urgently
recommended. There would be fewer css,s OF the
pulmonary complaints tending to consumDtion. If
all feeble systems invigoratei during the
son with Of this inestimable vegetable t1nic
aud Alternative. Constipation, Indigestion torpdity
Of the lve-, and a general sluggishness Of the Sc
cretive organs very gensrally prevail at this pc
riod Of the year To all these ailments experience
(the most trustworthy OF all men.orsl teaches us
that the BItters is a reliable remedy. Warm cloth
ing is a good external defence against atmospheric
cold and moisture, but vigorous activity in the vi
tai organization which generates heat and delivers
1t to the surface Is also essential to heslth and this
activity is secured through the operation ofthe Bit
tiers. The skin sympathizez with the stomach, and
II digestion regular and perfect the exterior cir
culatlon will be brisk, and damp and cold may be
encountered with comparative safety.
fsb3 deodkwlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03
MARRIED..

RIcE-MAcoNBER In Westfori, on Wednesday
evening, Jan. Is, IN the Congregational Church by
Rev: Geo. p. Byington, Mr.. II. 81. Rice and Miss
NJ Z. Maecmoer, ali OF Westford.
srosE-PRocroR.-In Westaord, on the aeth ult
BY Rev. 6. W. Arms, Henry 5. Stone and Jennie s.
Proctor, both Of Westf0rd.
PEok-SPEAR.-In this city, Wednesday evening
feo. LIST, at 81. Pau's Church Rev. f. r. Anvil
officiating, DIR. Edward S. Peck and Miss JuIil
Spear, daughter Of Amos c. Spear ESQ, all Of this
city.
PLAcE.-ln Huntington. Dec u, Austin Piaee OF
Hinesourgh, aged g. years
TRAvIsEE.-In Winooski, Jan. p. Alphiar Wash
ocrne' VIE OF Andrew Trayisss, aged 50 years.
CRANE Ia Jericho, Jan. cOth, Mrs. lydia
grover VILE OF Oren Crane, aged "a years.
WILLEY;-In Sharon, Jan. eth, after a long and
pi0trscted Illness, Mrs Mary Wiley, aged 20 years
10 mrs. Wiley belonged the rare honor of having
seven sons In the Union Army two OF whom died
while IN service Of their country. Her husband
with whom she had lived ffty-twO years and six eli
her children survive her.
TowSsEND In Clarencevilie, P. q, January II,
Keg. Mlcalah Townsend, Canon o. Christ's Cathe-
1Iai, hlontreal' and Rector Of St Georges Church
Clartn .eyille aged - years
WEAVER.-At his residence ia Wiaooski. Friday.
zen 3, D., W. Weaver, aged 3 years.
Funeral services on sunday afternoon at O'Clock
at tue Congregational Church in Winooski.
PLACE-In Hinesburgh. Feb ID, Lucinda E.
Place, wife Of John A. Pace after long and pain
iul illness Of the dropsy, aged Sc years. two months
and fifteen days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03
O. K FLETCHER.
From Henry BlAIrf. Esg-. member " he
ChiHsuisH County Bar.
Urrrrxerr.v n., "a -,

From Henry Ballard. Esq. member " he
ChiHeaisu County Bar
BUELrysroy. Oct. 10. is7o.
pRs. LiGHrHiLL I S4YTH
DEAR SRss--I take pleasure in stating that
during the past three weeks 1 have been unier
your treatment for Chronic Cat-rrh. the result
thus Ar has been in the highest degree
satisfactory 10 ine-nuch more 50 than hal reason
to anticipate. Tho disease, which had troubled me
for about four years. and (which had tiled many
kinds Of remedies without avail. seems to be rapidly
becoming removed. eaa not too highly re,om-
mend your careful AID skillful treatment
would state also that my wife, who has been IN
der your treatment for the same length oftins for
partial deafness of iong staining joins with me in
expressing hor appreciation Of your carefalness
AMI skin in the ;reatmen, Of her difficult case At
this present tins. the symptoms quite plainly indi
cate substantial and permanent benefit, if not a
perfect and complete cure.
Feeling perfectly confident that those similarly
troubled, if they apply to you. will not ind them
selves deceived and defrAuded. but honestly adyis-
ed, All professionally treated with intslligeucs
and skill ! mike this Statement: in regarl to my
oSn experiences with entire chee-fulayss.
Yours Truly,
IHENRY BALLARD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03

We fad in the Rutland Hsr4ld the following
facts AMI figures, presented by President Page
Of the Rutland Road AZ the recent Stockholders
meeting
From detailed statement OF the earnings Of
der its control, it appeared tia; the gross earn
ing- OF the Rutland road alone for the past yesr
amounted TO 81 Oh, 80, % and Of the Rutland
ami leased reals. 81. i52, s56. 50
The following balance sheet showed I've 6nar-
eial condition Of the Rutland Company u the
Slst De 1870:
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To tie Editor Of Free Press

To Tie Editor Of Free Press:
Nh. EDITOR Nothing hiss ever come under
the observation Of your correspondent. relating
10 popular institutions, free government. and
the interests Of morality. not to say religion,
more suggestive and instructive than the phe-
ronena connected with the development of the
organization known as " Good Templars"
1t Is my purpose to pre.e1t through your col
umns some thoughts and impressions on the sub
jact. When We recognizes the fact that in a large
msjorty of the towns in Vermont and in thous-
ands Of others all over the continent these lodges
are in active operation every pstrio, and
philanthropist is at once called to the question,
are they benefeent,
The most striking point TO an objector is q
feature held in common with several other or
CARNATIONS, both ancient and modern-some Of
them moral and religious, as the Jesuits some
of them political, as the Jacobns some of them
relating almost exclusively to material interests
SIS the Free Masons and Odd Fellows Of our own
time yet none of them deserving the name of
popular as identified with The interests Of the
masses.
All will readily admit that the greatest mis-
chiefs likely TO result from any secret orgsniza-
ton would be caused by want of sympathy
with the interests of the masses And consider
ing how very intimately these 90 lodges - are
identified with all the best interests Of society,
sni how very little of secrecy inheres in them,
barely more thsn in secret session Of a leg
islatiye body. and really less than would be
necessary in society for the detection Of horse
thieves, it would seem that on second thought,
the candid inquirer would dismiss the objection
as unfounded.
Intimately connected with this though, is the
fundamental fact, COMMON TO all popular society
and government, of the absolute equality OF the
citizens, and the obligation to care Cor and Guilt
vate each and all alike, which shall attempt to
consider in its relations to this same subject in
another article.
In haste, yours truly, P. Z. PEAsE.
Charlotte, jan. 20, 1871.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03

1T. Harrison's Per!s;ali' Losenses are warranted
in all Of Piles and Falling OF the Reetum Dys
pepsia such as Oppression alter eating, Sour st5m
ach, Splitting Of Food, also Headache, Dizziness,
Pain in the Back ald Lons, Sick Headache, Coated
Tongue and Blliousness. For sale at No. fremont
Temple, Boston, by E. \. HARRISON 4 CO., Pre-
prietors and BY all Drug sists Mailed fcr 90
cents. HENRY co,
ianl3 w2mos Agents.
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FE B RUA RY 5, 1871.

~ you feel dull, respondent drowsy debIlltated
I've i,equsnt headache, mouth tastes badly, poo
, 1870, anu tongue coated, on suffering IRON
tolPid liver, or Biiiousness. Nothing will cure you
80 speeaily ana PERMANENTLY as DIT. Pi.rce's AIT
EAt- or uolden hedicct Discovery. It also cures ali
severe LID gering Coughs and tones 10 and stren 9TH
ems the whole system. Sold by druggists. To syoId
Counterfeits see that DR.. Piercs's private O. s. GOV
eminent stamp Is on the outside wrapper
February 3-deodkwlt
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Average payment per year. ST sll
Average per nunum over per cent 90
Common S;ock, -e5
By the terms Il the contract the Rutland
EsilToai Company is secured by lien upon the
property Of The Vermont Central Road. and a
share in the amount collected for through busi-
ness by lower roads The contract also provides
that the track Of the Rutland road shsll be kept
IN good repair. and it, condition in All respects
maintained At It's present standard. The material
% the Rutland Road, stock in shops, wood. etc.
II 10 be purchased by the Ceatral Road At flif
valuation. 70 he Determined by abitrameut in
case Of disagreement By special provision Of
the conr2ct the business of the repair shops is to
be retained p; it. present place in Rutland. aud
any infringement o.: this agreement will violate
the contract.
The Presiien; briefly mentioned some Of the
Advantages resulting from 4 contamination Of
this contract The amount TO be annually re-
ceivei for the rent Of the road is considerably
larger sum than was realized from the receipts
OF the read before 1t came under ia present man-
sgement. while the proceeds Of the sale Of mate
rial etc, will meet the liabilities of the Company.
and place 1t in condition to he st once receiving
dividends.
The Rutland HersH says Of the meeting and
leisc:
The harmony and entire unanimity which
characterized this meeting Of the stockholders,
is as remarkable as it is gratifying. aud is most
emphatic expression % the confidence OF he
stockholders in the managers Of the roal The
contract which has thus been ratified is guarded
by such wise provisions, that it will undoubtedly
result IN an adyantsge not only to the stock
holders, but to the village Of Rutland aui to the
public at large
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03

The following are the officers of the =" Agricul-
tural SSciety of Chittenden County," elected On
Wednesday, February Let.
President-Anson J. Crane, Colchester
e-Presidents-Rodney S. Wires, Burling-
ton 4; john L. Mason, Richmond
Secretary-Henry N. Newell, Shelburn.
Treasurer. Z. Smith, Burlington.
Board Of Msnagers-Daniel Shaw, james A.
Shedd, Joseph Burton. Sidney Ray, and George
L. Williams
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03

hy steldLy seeking 70 he free in this widest
sense. he Is to know thing, nc; because II has
tie name Of Plato or Shakespeare, Of Huxley
or Tindal, to support il but because he recog-
nizes in himself the law that governs with the
Judgment that takes in all knowleige. If he hsve
searched the treasures Of all lands, gathering
riches as he went, the greater the obligation moi
70 let these labors and riches deprive him Of hi'
liberty or repress his individuality. The elder
pliny is an example Of a mind oyerlaid and
leadened by its requirements. Not an origins
thought or opinion IN the whole dresry waste
Of his Natural History The scholar will hAv,
aith that the day Of great deeds is not gone by
hat passing events neei but 10 have thu
Ares Of truth play upon them, and new step
IN art, IN poetry, in history, become pos
si5le. the chisel Of Philias and the pencil
Of Lsuzis did not cause the occupations
4 painter and sculptor 20 cesse in the earth
ATatory did not 90 out with Demos;henes. Ev-
cry sge since the day Of the great master has
w.'ncsse! It's power. Precious is the vision Of
Kant, but more precious to the scholar the les
son Of Philosophy. that even be may imProVlse
great trdths as well as the first sages, tnat ru'n
heloagz IS fully to the people OF today as 10 'ns
Hebrew or Cree. As Plato and Mh''n s'ahd
each AZ exsmple Of all that is highest ana mos
excellent in the GreciBn ani ia The Lng'isA HInl'
SO shall the Plato AMI the Milton o. lhe We"
World, when they come, as come they VII, prove
that Tines last offspring = ms nooies-'
The scholar, while reverencing tne "orls OF
the wise aaI CREST. does nos Iesi'I 'Heu- az
Must be fa-e-o ihe exercise Of all original m
SIGHT. and listen 20 far-2t echoes oi otheT men s
voice. iel .ar OF the subhmeinhuences they have
f,ne Why should be be content win tue
crumbs that fail from some rlch man table
while field. Tie spre2l before MIN, covered with
abundant haryes;s, into which be has born
right 20 enter and gather stores Of his own
Wordsworth was no product Of the
spirit % ida Age, though Hazhtt styles
hiu 60. ia lie w..h nature, brought
him 10 sac Visions "lnug IN each leaf, and cling
90 every llugh.' Ills heart was moved by
nature % music, "a the statue OF Nemnon by the
rays Of the morning sun. The spirit Of the age,
.a truth. has itt.e 20 10 in making men great
a hdieauli, or Luther becomes power
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-03

Fennc's qaiu-Htllnz Nasio Oi is jc-t thu article
90 keep 10 tl- h0uss % relieve any kidd OF PAIN 10
cure cold, Group s1rs ;hroIt Or choiic pains
cramIs aud llueness Cfany kind. Try it. reader
and you won't De w.thlu it 90 ia our family.
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hISTRICT COURT ofthe United States for the Dis
/ = trict Of Nermont.-ln the matter OF hlor 20
Bemis 4 Son, Bankrupts.-in Bankruptcy.-A wsr-
rant in Bankruptcy has been issued hs said
Court against the estate Of Aionzo Bemis e
Elias BeLis. c1partrers uader the firm name l!
AlOr p Bemis Son, of Westmore, OF the County 1i
Orleans, q the State Of Vermont, in said District.
adiudE ed haukrupts upon the petition Of their cred
itoTs and the payment Il any debts, and the do
livery Of any property belonging % sad Bank
rupts 70 them 10 their end the transfer %:
property by them, are forbidden by Law.
A meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupts TO prove their deh.s. and choose or more
Assgnees OF their estate Will be held al Court Of
Bankruptcy % be holden az Barton, In said
District on the 1th day II February. A. D. 1871, Al
10 O'Clock A. ", al the Office % !. p. Sar-le.
ESQ before J. ?. Ssrtle. Fsq-. one cf the Re-
isters Ia Bankruptcy in said Court
gro. T. FOSTER.
L. s. Marshal. So Alos-CugeE