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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

Eslnte of Joseph Davis.

STATE OF VERMONT. Alta Probate Court held
Dis'r; OF WINDSOR, IS. J at Chester, within and
Tor said District on the 2lst day of February A. D.
1877.
A N INSTRUMENT purporting to be the last will
"A and testament of JOSEPH DAVIS late of Ches
ter in said district deceased. presented to the
court here for probate by Minnie Davis the exec
utrIx therein named Therefore. it is ordered by
said cou IT that public notice be given all persons
concerned therein to appear before said Court at
session thereof to be held at the Probate office in
Chester, in said District. on the SIXTEENTH dav
Of MARCH. A, ID 1872 and contest the probate Of
said VIII II they see cause and it is fur her ordered
that this order be published three weeks sue essv
ly in the Bellows Falls lines a newspaper printed
at Rockingham IN this State the last of which pub
ications shall be previous to the DAY assigned as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at Chester, in said District
this 2 st day of February, A D.. 1S72
gil THOMAS 0. SEANER Register
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
BOSTON MARKET Feb. 81.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

FLOUR The market for Flour is quite firm and
with small receipts and stock considerably reduced
prices have advanced AID are tending up~ ard -
he sales at $500 u s6.25 for Western superfne.
Soy @ s'.oO Tor common extras, and s7.u0 "a $500
Tor Minnesota Including choice bakers brands
snall lots Rye Flour ut Si,71 a. $500 Dbl Corn
Meal sales at sS.75 "a IS " Dbl.
,GhAlN.-The demand for Corn has been fair from
the trade and export and prices are steady aud hrm
the sales have been " g 79c per bush for Western
yellow. Oats are in fair demand and prices are
without material change. The sales have been at IS
G Ole for dark and white q bush. Rye is dull and
continues 70 be taken in small lots at a2c y bush.
PkONlSl0NS.-Ihe market for Pork remains
quite steady with fair demand. We quote prime at
fl2 % y slZoO; and mess at sl4.75 % $500 q Dbl
In Beef there is no change. Sales of Western mess
a 600 1900 for family extra IA a. 10. Lard is firm
ana "a moderate demand sales ut ~ e loo for steam
and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams have been sell
ing for I "a lie 4. 10 TO quality.
PRODuCE.-The market for Butter remains the
same and Is duh for all kinds except choice lots
sales have been at ~ "a SIC for choice N. Y. and
Vermont diaries. 20 "a Soc = ID for common Cheese
Is quite firm and prices have advanced. Sales have
been at " "a l6c for common and good farmers dai
res and II "a tic, for Factory. Eggs are selling at
bushel and have been rather dull.
WOOl..-The market for Wool is very firm for
all grades and prices again higher The sales for
ne past week have been lt0OOO lbs, averaging from
IS eg SIC q ID.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

BURGLARY Ar BURLINGToN.-Oa Sun.
day evening about seven o'clock, the
jewelry store of George Simpson, in
Burlington, was entered by burglars, by
prying open a window in the rear store.
A clerk who lodged in the store, who
had been out but short time, returned,
when one or two men rushed through
the rear window. A large BLACK travel
ing bag, containing promiscuous lot OF
jewelry, was left behind. No attempt
was made on the safe where the money
and watches were locked up. Shortly
after the burglary false alarm of fire
was raised, which called out the FIRE de-
partment The Free Press says "the
fire alarm is an able dodge in connection
with robbery"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

BRATTLEBoRo.-John Casey, for sew
eral months in the employ of John Cor.
kins, of Nottingham, decamped sudden
ly, Sunday, with s65 of Mr.. Corkin's
money. He was traced to Bratteboro,
where he was discovered, Monday morn
ing, by Officer John Wood secreted IN a
a car, ready TO leave for the South, and
$50 of the money was found on his per-
son. He was taken before Justice New
ton, and in default of 5000 bonds was
sent to NewIane Jail to remain till the
April court. Justice Newton also fined
lad of II years So for being iutoxicat-
ed in the streets on Sunday John Man.
ing, alias 9" Sly Fox" has been sent to
Jail for want of $1,000 bail, for having
smashed large plate Of glass in Cham
berlain's hat store. He is suspected Of
many other bad things.
By sending to w. FELTON, & Co., you
can obtain the following pieces of music,
When the Whippowil Is Calling" by
E. N. Catlin "Fleur de Printemps" by
r. Mettizzi.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
Commissioners, Notice.
ESTATE OF SHUBAEL PECK.

StE the Subscribe g being duly appointed BY the
w Hon, Probate Court for the District of West.
minis er, COmmis- ioDcrs to receive. examine and ad
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of SH BA III P ECK. late of w stmins,
and demands exhibited in offset thereto and sx
months from the Tw E..TIETH day of FEBRUA.
KY inst last, einS allowed by said Court for that
put pose we do therefore hereby give notice that
will attend to the business of said appointment
AT the dwelling house of Orestes Peck Ia West
minste in said Dis tret the TWENTY THIRD
day q MARCH next. and the TENTH day of AL
GUST next; from TEN o'clock A. NJ. until FOUR
O'Clock. Z. NJ. each of said days.
LEMUEL sPAUDDTNG} Commissioners.
0kESrES +. PECK, Administrator.
February q, A. ID. 1872. gil
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

Town MEETING.-The annual towr
meetings occur in this State next Tues
day. On that day the people of the sew
eral TWINS elect their servants for the
year ensuing. Few town officers in Yer
mont are chosen with reference to ma
tional politics. Every freeman should
deem it a duty as will as privilege to at
tend if practicable. A full attendance
will check all Jobs or schemes which
the designing may attempt. Our town
officers should be good, upright. practi.
cal, honest men, and voters should bear
this in mind when they cast their bal
lots next Tuesday. True and faithful
officers will bear reelection. They have
become familiar with their duties and
understand from their experience the
needs and interests of the town. Those
who have proved unfaithful to their
trust should of course be dropped short,
both for the interest of community and
as a lesson TO all Office holders, that their
duties must be honestly and proper y
performed. If one seeks The Office look
out for him, three to one he is unfit for
it. The more proper way is for the Of
fee to seek the man and not the man the
office. Discard personal and selfish mo-
tives and act for the public good. Let
the people therefore as they assemble
next Tuesday, act their part as becomes
freemen in the performance oftheir high
est civil duty, and the fruit and their re-
ward will be good government for the
year ensuing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

MARROW ESCAPE FROM FIREs.-If
people generally were 10 the habit of be-.
ing warned, we should expect them to
take warning from the following mar
row escape from fires, few days since,
IN Ludlow and Cavendish. In the dwell
ing OF Mr.. c. S. Mason, of Ludlow on
the 23d ult. Mrs. Mason had used bit
of cloth as "holder In handling a
heated saoiron, and threw it into waste
basket, having previously taken the pre-
caution to dip it in water SO as to be sure
no fire could take from it, And yet in
short time the odor of burnt rags caus
ed a search, when the mischief was dis
covered in the rag basket burning away
quite briskly. Had it been in the dead
of night, Ludlow would doubtless have
burned again, even worse than during
last summer.
The other escape occurred in Caven-
dish, and started from a very frequent
similar occurrence IN almost every house,
shop, Office and other places. On Sun
day morning last DR.. D. w. Haselton
had occasion to 60 into his office, situat,
ed over ~ B. Pierce's store. Opening
the door he found che room so full of
smoke that he could see nothing. AL
lowing entrance of air he soon discover.
ed beneath his desk, where had stood a
spittoon with sawdust in it, the charred
evidences of the work of friction match
which his student, on the evening previ-
Gus, on lighting lamp, had thrown into
the spit box, supposing the match extin-
guished. The fire was soon subdued,
though it had burned into the floor, all
ready tor a fearful confagration, had
the doctor been half an hour later.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

LEMPsTER.-On Saturday, Feb. 10th,
Hon. Daniel NJ. Snithe of Lempster
n. H., fell fro ladder some ten feet
striking on the back of his head. He is
recovering. A little son about year
old, of Steven c. Smithe, fell down the
cellar stairs on Sunday afternoon, 18th
ult., fracturing the right thigh bone.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

A COW owned by resident of Ad-
olson, recently died, it is said, in conse-
quenee of eating straw that had been
taken out of bed which had been slept
on during the sickness of a person who
died of diPtheria. She had every symp-
tom of the disease.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
CATTLE MAR K EFT.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT Market

Oattie. SneeO- Sh0tes. Fat Hogs, Veal
This week. 264s 6Sis 5000 40
Last week 2.2S7 60l2 10000
One year ago. 1874 1854 $50 900 80
TUESDAY Feb. ~ 1872.
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef.-Extra. 1925 % 1918
drst quality, sS25 % 900; I'd quality. Us "a $500
third quality. IS. IS "a 6.75
Sheep and Lamos.-Per head. in lots So so a $500
S. each slim sheep 81 rs a $50 . head.
Hides.-SH "a Sc q 10.
Pelts $500 q So 10 each Calf Skins l6 a l8cP H.
TallOw, 5H "a &c 2 10.
Mich Cows and Calves-s30. $50. sos and $50.
Prices of Store Cattle,-WorKing Oxen. q pair, $50
sl0l $40 "a SIS.
YearIings 81 g $40; two years old s12 a SIS
three years old. S25 "a SIS.
Live Poultry,-Sxtra 2Oc a 100 1876 q ID; good
Is "a lS15e medium II a l715c poor to medium
l65Sc.
KEMARKS.-No change in beef to note the range
being up 70 loo, and trade good and firm. Sheep
are IN good demand at g Sc and few extras up to
lOe Veal in man ket for first time this reason at 81
"a $40 per head; or "a Sc live weight Live Poultry
has gone up. Very little in market and the sales
have been Is a 2Uc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

WEsTMINsTER FARMERS CLUB.-The
next meeting of the Westminster Farm.
ers Club will be held with joseph Clark,
Friday evening of this week. Resolu-
tion, That Vermont can and ought To
make her own sugar.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

STAIEOF VERMONT The Probate Court ia
- ~ So HiNsrGa - aud tor said Dlstri-t:
10 AZ persons inter sic in the estate OF SAMUEL
IS W DEh. late Of Rockingham in said district.
ttyTs1SfFf ~. GkgErING.
". are hereby notified that Chas Livermore adj
minlstrAtar OF the estate Of said deceased will
p.eant MS adlniats ration account. Tor aii0wance
- al extra session Of sad court to holden AZ the
ONE 81 Aaashat ss0ddar in r0wnshead ia aid dis
trtet on the Third SATURDAY OF March. A. b.
iss-- ana that said eoart will then and there de-
ede npon tue allowance Of said account and decree
9t-tIi'uitvu 81 said estate n sad administrators
hands. at which time ani pla e you may DC heard
IN the premises Il y0a sha see eaa-e.
Feb, 18th. 1s72 SD
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
7 AR6E AUCTION sALEl
THE subscribers will sell at Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH SIXTH, 1872.

THE subscribers will sell at Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH SIXTH. 1872,
at TEN o'clock. A. NJ. their CONNECTICUT RIv
Eh FARM in seven different lots situated in tn
southeast part Of sPkl NGflELD. W.
NUMBER ONE.
consists Of HOUSE built in the most thorough man
ner with slated root convenient for two families
two Large BARNS with good cellars Tor keeptn.
stock, Horse barn with long shed attached Corr
barns; Hen house, &c. with good running water q
an ABOUT Twenty eight acres OF Connecticut Xiv
" lhlerNale I'm very high state OF cultivation.
an ,ohe nl cen or twenty acres o. FEATURING com
talhins ome Wool. Nice Orchardiug consisting OF
Apple Pear. Crab apple aud Quinee Trees. Ne Il
SAID buildings beng located that il is one OF the
the most Productive Farms of its size ON the Con
neetleut River.
LOT NUMBER Two
consists Of FIVE ACRES lmore or less) of meadow
lying north OF Lot No /.
LOT NUMBER THREE
lists Of about SEVEN ACRES Of Meadow lying
JOHN FAIRBANKS.
LOT NUMBER FOUR
consists of about EIGHTY FIVE ACRES Of excel
tent Fastnrng lying west OF main road reserving all
OF the Wood and rlmoer on sand lot, and the priyi
lage OF two years to get it oil.
LOT NUMBER FIVE
consists of all of the Wood and Timber on Lot No.
ii =
Hemloek. White Birch, Poplar. Maple, &o ana good
deal OF OAK. suitable tor Lumber with the privilege
OF two years to get it off.
LOT NUMBER SIX
consists of FIFTY THREE ACRES of extra Pas
turing, bounded north by road leading from main
ROAD to I. Fairbanks. west by Ian owned b. NJ
Soroitt South by land owned by NJ Hogan, east
by land owned by Frank Fairbanks. deserving
all Of the Wood and Timber on said lot. and the
privilege of two years TO get it off.
LOT NUMBER SEVEN
consists of all Of the Wood and Timber on Lot No
., being some EIGHT ACRES more or less) with the
privilege OF two years 10 get it of
large share OF the purchase money can remain
on mortgage II desired. For further particulars IN.
qulre OF the subscribers the premises Ii by let.
ter direct 20 Nj. T.. kOUNDY, Charlestown. N. ii.
There will also be sold, Two Cows. Colt coming
three-years old Colt coming iour-years old TWEEN
ty'hve or Thirty tons of Hay, lot of Straw aud
Sorn-foddel, $50 bushels of Corn. 100 bushels OF
Oats lot of Buckwheat | Single Sei h. / Buggy
wagon Buffalo, Harnesses, all OF the Farming Tools
and many other articles to numerous to mention,
Liberal credit given with good security.
CHARLES w. PULSIPHER
NJ. q. k0UNUY.
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+ c DAGGETr, Dea er in Womcn's Misses
- and Children's Shoes and Rubber Goods of ali
kinds. Stationery. Fine Jewelry of all kinds Fancy
Goods. Pocket Uutlery, Periumery. Soaps Paper 30
Tintype Albums. Toys. &c. Post Office.
JAMAICA, VERMONT
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state Convention.

We learn from the Burlington Free
Press of Wednesday, that at the meeting
of the republican state committee, held
at that place on Tuesday evening, il
was decided TO call the State Convention
to choose delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention, at this place, to be held on
Wednesday the first day of May next.
The call will be issued in a few days.
Very we'll, and now let us give them such
a reception here that they will want to
comeagain. Theaccessibiliiy ofthis place
TO or from all points in the state, is such,
that by so doing, it can be made to rank
for such gatherings up even with Rut-
land, Burlington or Montpelier.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

FIRES AT RUTLAND. "A FIRE broke cut
on Centre street in Rutland on Sunday
morning at about Al o'clock, in the har-
ness store of A. G. Bates, and DESTROYED
that building and the shop of Jenness
d Lippincott coppersmiths, the grocery
store of John Cook, the bakery of Nor
gan L. Faulkner, and Thomson's boot
and shoe store. These buildings were
also occupied in the upper stores by sew
eral families who are also thus burnt
out. Loss some $4,000 and about halt
covered 6y insurance. The origin of
the fire is not known but supposed to
have been caused by defective Chin
ney.
On Monday evening at 10l o'clock
another fire was discovered on the same
street, in the iewelry store Of III. E.
Adams. The fremen soon extinguished
it. The fire is mystery and appears to
have started in some drawers and the
Rutland Herald of Tuesday morning
says there seems to be no doubt that the
store was first broken into and robbed of
part OF its contents and then fred =
Mr. Adams states that he left the store
at about 8 P. NJ, which was then free
from fire aud the safe locked; that at
the time of tie alarm he was il bel, and
on entering the store, be found the safe
unlocked and part of the contents miss
ing. the Herald also says there are
many rumors in reference to the FIRE but
does not give them. Mr.. Adams was in
sured for $4,000, but his loss could not
be estimated Tuesday morning.
P.S. Since the above was 10 tyre
Mr.. Adams advertises loss of $1,000 in
jewelry stolen on the night of the fire,
and offers reward of $500 Tor the thief
and property. Mr.. H. H. Dyer also
adverlises reward of $1,000, for the
loss of $4,000 in bonds stolen at the same
time and place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

COUNTY COMMISSIONER have
heard no other name mentioned for
county commissioner, except that of
Hon. Honor Goodhue of Westminster
West, and presume he is to be generally
supported for reelection.
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1ed
Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituarie
including poetry. to be paid for according to engt

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Yves minister. Feb. eth, REUBEN S. CLARK,
aged "a years and months.
In Springfield. Feb a. Mrs. LUCY SHERWIN,
wife OF the late Dea John j. Chase. aged 10 years
months and Il days.
In Proctorsyille, Feb 18TH of typhoid pneumonia.
WILLARD M. HODGMAN aged % years and
months.
n Boston Feb 16. of congestion of the lungs
Miss FlDELIA W. HITCHCOCK. of Athens. aged
81 years and Ii months.
In Chesterfield N. H.. Feb 81 WARHAM II
PLATTS. aged 20 years and months
At Lake View. near the city OF Chicago Illinois
JAMES lREDELL CUTLER, Esq, formerly OF this
village. aged ~ years
.Inghester Feb. 4. GEORGE DANA. only child
of William ?. and Sarah NJ. Dodge, aged j year, /
month and 70 DAYS.
Lord. Thou gavest Thou hast taken
We cannot our child recall.
But with trust and faith IN. haken
See Fathers band in ALL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
CHOICE GARDEN SEEDS

Fresh Garden. Flower. Tree and shrub. Evergreen
Fruit aad Herb Seeds. Prepaid b. mail. A com
plete and judicous assortment. . sorts of either
class 81 % The SIX cl2sses iiS1 nackets for 500
Also. an immeuse stock Of one year grated Pratt
Trees. small Fruits Fruit Stocks. Young Fruit Or
namental and Evergreen seedlings. Buibs Roses.
Vines. House and Border Plaats. &C. Sc the most
complete Assortment in America. Pfepaid By mail
Prieed Catalogues 10 any address, also trade lists
gratis seeds on C0mmfSsiOa. Agents wauted
b. NJ WATSON. DAD COi0ay Nurseries aud Seed
Warehouse. Plymouth. Mass. Established ls42
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
HAVE BEEN TO SOUTH
AMERICA,
To all parts of the South and West
Suffering pain beyond de-
scription.
ONLY FINDS RELIEF I'M
VEGETINE.
BosroS. Feb. 10. 1871.

II. r. STEVENS, ESQ
Dear SIR Probably no case Of Kidney Complai,,
mas ever come under your observation where this
painful disease had more stubborn refused 10 Vie
" Tue refused % yield TO the influence OF so many
different remedies my own
nave suuerej pain tmure than | can describel
thIough my back hips and limbs. together with
S,eat ulmenly IN passing the urine, which was very
Ilteh anu Ia small quantities For twenty wears
nuNe oeeh great sufferer with this com plainT
nav ttleu All OF the remedies recommended which
came wnhin my reach. IhAye been 10 Soutn Amer.
tca TO AL parts OF the South aud est 10 see II n
change OF climate would help me- have ex nended
thousands u dollars to obtain relief still NV onlv
reply could be. NJ better. ~ ''Ai'
ABOUT year ago, was advised By friends IN try
the NEGErtNE; they having taken IL Themselves and
been cured without much faith, | consented Ia /, v
u; and can truly say. that re -eived great heneht
from the first bottle. began 10 rest better nights
and was not obliged TO urinate so often with mneh
less pain. After taking three or four bottles was
not obliged to get up but twice during the night
and the pain in my back and limbs was growing less
rom day to day have taken in all some twelve or
htteen bottles and TO day am able to attend to
active business as any man. Who can appreciate
the blessing OF good health mLre than one who has
suffered TOR twenty years as have; Is not my duty
now nave found relief to make this fact known
Tue Negatne has done more Tor me than | ever dar-
eu TO hope or expect from any medicine and be-
ieve me, dear sir, am happy at all times to speak
in its favor.
am, &C.. very gratefully yours,
WYMAN ID. OSBORN
ird
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

WALPoLE.-The republicans of Wal.
pole had good meeting aud full house
on Friday evening of last week. The
speech of Gov. Hartman was an earnest
aud eloquent appeal to the people to sus-
tain that party which bad sustained the
country in the hour of its greatest peril
and need.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01

THE FIRE AT CHARLEsTowN-T
IRE at Charlestown, N. H., mentioned
last week, destroyed Crosby's steam, saw
aud grist mill and cab works. The loss
is estimated at $4,000 and insured FOR
$4,000. The citizens have promptly
subscribed 5000 to rebuild the same,
Mr.. Crosby being an industrious and en-
terprising young man for whom the peo-
pie of that place EEL much sympathy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
w A N TED.

Over Ten Thousand Policies were issued the mast
year by the Old Phoenix Life Of Hartford With
uch a record in year when the ljority Of com
plants will showa large falling off on aecoun L
-Ot close money market. its large and inereas-
ing surplus and dividends. its low rates. liberal
policies and its record of promptness beralty and
Justice TO It's policy-hOders for over tw nty years
make IT one OF the soundest and q ost progressive
companies ia the United states. few first class
men. VINO can come highly recommended as to c ar.
acter and ability. can secure profitable and perma
nent positions III the states OF New York New
Hampshire and Vermont. Apply by mail or in per
son 70 Branch Office, AS Broadway, Albany N. r.
Sll M b. BULL, Manager
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
SEWING.
I'ARM FOR SALE.
CHESTER ACADEMY,

CHES lEK, VERMONT.
THE Spring FERN begins MARCH 9Th 1877 10
continue weeks, G3Ol flcilitie. for bn,r'ItnsS
Or Set B0aading with the best advantages for stuiS
and improvement. '
% Us. CHAPMAN. PRINCIPAL.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-03-01
MarriRd.

In South DeeIfeld. Mass. Feb, 10 VIM H. PET
South Ueer6eld.
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STATE OF VERMONT me Honorable the
DIstklcf ~ WiND-OK, s.. ProOate Court Tor ne
DlstIlct o. WINDSOR r. al persons concerned in the
District, deeaise testste tiarertSsa
Nv WHEREAS. Clark IL. Chapman executor III he
lAst VIII and testament Ofstid deceased ur,l,,,-
ses rendering third account his ttion
anu presenting his account against SAID est,ta ir
allowance az session of sail cuurl to be held Al me
REGISTER oHiee IN PrOetoFsyiiie IN the town i cav
shl ~, n siid District. 9a the THIRD rUESDAY
=, @iaIcu, next therefore you HEREBY notiaeI
70 1pt'tdt osAS' sAd ogtrt az tue tine AMI place
sAia anu show cause. II any you have why the
SAID account should nos be alloSeI
Dated az Cdveudish in said district this 1Otb dax
OF February, A D.. 1871
THOMAS o. sAEyER. Register.