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New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
TIE EXTRADITTOS QUESTION.
LONDON JorRNArs on TBR wINsfow CAsE-THE
sCnJE,,r To BE DISCUSSED ~ PARLIAMENT.
LoNpoy June lG-TLe 4 ines this morning,

sCHJECr To BE DISCUSSED ~ PARLIAMENT.
LoNDoy, June 16.-The times this morning,
In aIiice WIsoW's release SAYS IL IL impose
ble to study the prolonged correspondence between
icai Britain aIl tie Ui,cl States III This ease puo-
lis.ed week, with unrcservrd approval OF the
pursue hy eItIcr Government. Argum uis av"
hccn udyarced on our sie wLich cannot but hold 10
he qn unrIaplr, while q d. snOsitOn has been mapl-
tested hy tnc Government at Washington To sicricc
olecfs OF real and pcrnaucut Orance through Jas
rutI spirit When Mr.. Pierre ont, the new Minstcr
tn Uni ell States, settled r lis II hcr ani inc
lrcsent political it.tion Washington has subsidized,
Mi lrpty cXpcct the approval Vi the new eA-
TIA itit n article proposed ny England"
Ihe Dam kcrs say - Boil LcrJ - fby and MI FISH
have their nm p0SSaas and M Fish, VIC are sorry To
say, occupies t,nbe ground both ln law anu
loicy."
The other London journals silent on the subject
The Manchester Gudrddn's London cOrIcsp Ddrnt says:
In a few days the whole subject OF this last xiriJtion
viii b brJu ,ht I'm Ter tue notice of Pa liibh nt
special grievance will bo made 81 tnc imperfect
condition o tue niy published correspondence
BIZ NT LIkFLY To he RELEASED.
In an interview with Mr.. Mullcns, solicitor for the
that tie Government will instruct counsel 10 oppose
Brrnt's release he ullcns coull not act la the
matter as II rcst> with the Government Mr. Everest o'
the Hume Office informed Mr.. Mucns thar he thinks
lil.tt botI Cray and Br,Dl Will be released. Btcnls
counsel application for mis- release upon lie re-
iu~;l uf United Satcs 10 give Tic
1870 requires. judge Ludcy referred the matter To he
bciCu b"Causr lac THOUGHT IL tOo important Ia rest
upon decision u single judge Mr. Muiisns thinAs
that Brent VIII be released.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

tanned information from the detectives Office AMI given
1t to his friends When arrest was made yesterday
and the persons tasen into the detectives Office
clerk In the office Of OF the Police Commissioners fol
lowed the inside possessed himse OF the partlcu
lars. and s0on afterward Ia communicate them
10 person H. waiting. About ntne when the de
tcctves mad 10 dinner he discovered by the Su
pcl1utendent gong behiud the detectives desk aud
assessing himself II the Information tGe reciTDouk.
HCr.n: Mr.. Wallns approach. he hastily down
stairs The Superintendent has given instructions not To
permit the detectives To fu' nisl him with niOrILaon
hereafter in his about cses that
are to be kept secret
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
SUIPPING fNTELLIGENCE.
JUNE 10.
PORT OF NEW.YoRR =.

UF
CLEAI,E!'
Steamship Apehora (Br Munr Glasgow, Henderson Bros
S,anslp ryrau orb MOnt o1ey, Glasgow, hehueisoh
Ems. ,. tta.,
- a Marcia a. A ay t,has BI tiiUrv. Carver q bafncs.
Ship FaIua (Nur.l St GA l. iihh 3eh a u "oy sS'I;
ISarS Prncipi dc Najjh Uta.h it ri C,rk Tor .rders
Funch Edyea. Co.
iIlrk @ or .e ttr.l McBrie. London, O. W. Bertanx
ARK Sinya tAust LaDDoyich ~ narth aa LOT oruers
slocovicl q. ~. o...,
barA L,us,ns Leight Leitl scotland, John Itosen
Fifeur AusL tts 10 Oyich ,ligo n iuo'lch 20
Bark Mla Chrls.ini tal JaeoArin, Cai is fune' hye
ca. -, ,,
Harx Divico (Nor, stray Cra or Falmouth for ORDERS
iarA Cyclone SRI Forbes, Gloucester, Eng. Brett Son
Co. :, ,..u.
lar. l,aL,,va (lJr B.acA, BRISTOL Eng, Warren q Co
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
TILE ALLEGED CHECK FORGERs.

William Leith, who was arrested Last Friday
on charge OF being accOmplice of Veitniau. the
ali ged check forger arTaIged at the Toubs ye-er
day morning on a warrant issued by Justice Wandel
Nj Apsar the cashier OF the Merchants Exchange Ma
nOnal Bank appeared formally charged the
with forging certain checks named ia the affidavit On
searching Leths house tue stubs OF the forged 'hecks
we've found aud tie handwriting on them aud on the
checks was compared aud found ~ agr'e Vcitmdu
CLAIMS that LeIth forged the checks and gave them 10
hIu and ne plssad tnIn iunooeDtly. Alter the check
for sl275O WAS c,rtihcd the alerchants' Excunge
Bank II WAS deposited Ia tine Union Trust Company and
sses .utly 5000 in bills aud e4,5OO In god were
raVu .ut.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
TIE COURTS.
CIVIL, NOTES.

The proceeding by Sheridan Shook tn prevent the
police COINS Glmores garden without paying en-
fees been nreucd Yesterday, but Mr. Me
Ica counsel fr rOce BoIr, engaged IN the
tIi f su Of kahe against SHy'rs the argument was
ned bi Judge DonOhue supreme Court Chambeis
until Tuesday uexL
IL the United States District Court yesterday. IN
brought by the Government against lot Of oil paint
imported from Peru by the Madrid dealer Guerrero
verdict rendered AGAINST TIE cow ncni on tile Erpuh
that although ipgs may have en tnvoced az an n
dTvaluauon n.ent TO deiraud te reNelue had been
we'd
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placed around his neck and thrown the limb or a
tree, aui he pulled up from the ground. soie per
sous IN the crowd ojec;cd t0 hanging lin, and e a.
cut down before he ringie'i. Kotz ing tLat
deatD VIA inevitable, ak Il II GiIn that lie might
shoot lims H. II was suggested that lie might Lang
biIisen II ayreetl TO do He tcn cnlhcd the IN
rn1ded placed tn rOn around neck, asked n II
prOpey at listed. and upon nlOrind thai II was,
lie cpaliv tied the end of the rope aronnd tie LIMB
which lie sat and saving q" ,mi'y.' let himself drop.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
VISIT TO vAssAg AND WEST POINT.

VAssAR COLLEGE, PoUGIKEEpsfE, June To-
The Emperor OF Brazil and suite arrived at 1880
this nuriug. They were received by President Ray
nond Miss Terry. and Madame Roch and introduced TO
toe teachers They then made tour of the departments
aud the buildings. The Emperor expressed ,sre t.
visit tue Arr tcry, and much pleased with the
coll rction. Tn; distinguished party Will leave ON the
I4J sueclal lor West Point.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
CoUEr oP ALABAMA CLAIMS.

W.surNGToN June l6.-lu the Court Of Com
NJ s-un~r- Alabama Cla to,i, Tie following JUDGMENT,
~ u To- loss n
I ,ir- o. vessels: L.
Mu-her G-6. Simeon D"1n', adult S Tat"f, t2
Lar simeon r min stratnr. f45j l'1N, m - -
u osia $50 lI"2. 1homas 'ou1o admins, rl"r oo'
ST. John = Uouyatt. 81 o. .Al5 Maanl f. h,s'rgr.
t,.3 30 57 John T. Grsir = s67 lS a. Mar9hra hatia
rna rstN $40 In,r allowed In all eases al
four pNr cent oin a. date o. 49,
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TUE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. n. T.. June lG.-In the Court OF Appeals
FT,day. June lei. lN1ht
No 2Os-sniib sgt shaty.-Argument resumed and con
cludrai.
No. li7-walaek aet The Mayor &e of Sew l~ork;-sne ~
mil arguel by T. H. Ho!nson i"r rloIlrn'
Tfa,hagrn o. Bnck-ArVaed by :. IIinl Tot appellant aud
by e. Arts Ma Tor n-rIirirut; c1,e rti on.
Prnr lnntin. vas ide and IN" 'ou 1Uoirlrl . ~.
The calendar Monday June 10. 1919 Nos III 10 Ai
2An H..
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
OBSERVANCE OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.

The New York Centennial Celebration Com
.ulttoe has extended an invitation to all citizens VIII"
may desire to aid in carrying out the programme tor the
celebration to neId the evening of July and day
OF July to make subscriptions to that end All con
trbutions may be sent Henry Havemeyer, at No ~
Wal st. or at No. 10 West seyenteent-st Following Is
q list Of subscriptions already received:
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Illaryle auo Slate MdnIcls.
Corporallou Notlec5.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS; 80 uNioN'SouAN'
kRw.Yolk. June u. 1876.
DAVING BROADWAY III Washington square: ~ re-:
,uposals In scaled envelopes, VII be rtee,, eu ~ ne
niee of ne q, Department unl MitDN
the 2Isl day Of June u, at ne hour ., o'O @ a % :
,n tley ~ ia 10 publ icly Oontd ot regulating anu aNns
riiI, travbocs payeicn the portion OF uie ioa ,
sshiugtop nlafe leading irOm f1ithase W svnth fis'n
ave FOR a1l, The city Record; copies 'or ae
49, L
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
pAANENG ERN iRRLYED.

FROM ONDON-In steamship D>nindrt, June l6.-I A.
yo,ul ma . fn, Miller. rs Fanny tltrchiil ah = en-
drsn L. T ID 'wen and Il y Mm oHl, aaSIr Ch.,''s
.eve A. uutrry, Ma. 81 AiOyu. j. fInn hlr an Mrs
H. May1ns chit 4. X We = &. Gri 'its' iAsra'o
Mira kroipiciIer q. r.. i5iss ~, .siuit - Spcncit.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
DapARTAgSr OF PUBLIC PARKS, 80 uSoSsoUARt' {
NEW.lOhK, June q, 1876. '
-poDocAIc EOS SCREENED GRANEL.-

pnro,a, ia sealad envelopes. VIII b. reserved Al Tue
80 IL I,pgtimeut Pulic latks SO uniDn-squaie,
%rwYofS City ubli WEpN DAY. tue 2ist day oi Juns
Lntr cluck u. whtn They VIII Ot pup.
iriy opened IL lrso thousand t3oOO eub,e yanls 81
Urayrl suitable walks aud roads. For parucu'
r zee Tho city Record copies fer sale at No City Hall
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
uIxI,TuRE ALMANAC

spn riscs AZ sun sets m 1883 Nom rises. ..."- i2oo
nIGn wAiEH THIS DAi-A ~ =,
SANDY Hook. 2J6 G0vs Island 30 o '" r''S'' o'i'
uIiI WA EI ilils bAf-r. ~
sandy Hook, 325 Cows tsd S'1i Hen W. ferrJ'' o'o
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
MlsrclIdUfous
pressmakins amo alillinsrp.

NGARIE TILMANN of Paris, Importer. opens
49,. nnest AND largest a,sortn.t Of Par siAh shuwe1
Nh nery ever brought 70 market as othAves nse
26Ia.st., Gate MichslA)
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Counsel for the respondent " iiliam ". Is,

Mr. EDAiUNDo Ol, Cted 40 inc paper ncihS ucu' ht'
Manager LOra aisJ objected.
Tue CHAIR lad before the Senate list OF witnesses
asked for br the d. nsc, numb ring lJ7.
Judge Black said cOuHsrl fOr tine defense had oHegrd
parr a>ser ing legal and constitutional Tig's
senator Ob,c H. aud Also Manager Was that any ied-
son why tne aI should be thrown under the table
majority OF nate could ride over III deies'' p"'
s.ule little rrspect ~lOld be 20 TIE defense
Mr. EDMUNDS called tne counsel To orler aud sad ne
did the language was proper 10 he addressed "
the Senate. ,,
Jude Blackwell, II am out Of order what shall do
10 ret in order asJiDf
MIR I'D ..lJNDs sid it was evident quorum was III
The buIng aud nluvsd that tue Senate sittin- as "a
court ,tc. adjourn until Tomorrow Agreed TO- ana 'e
Senate al l25J adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
A SOURCE OF suKEEprrrlous NEWS

bOUhSb Or SOhhLf NS"S'
The police authorities at the Central once
have satisfied for time past that some person
with the Department has surreptitlousy OBJ
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
Lrooklyn Tabernacle.

". Il
viii preach
TOMORROW SUNDAY MORNING at 1890 O'Clock,
THE TEMPTATIONS or SUMNER WATERING
Preaching also IN the EVINtNu at I:30 O'clock
Church Of Incarn ition. MaiSonaVc and Thirty.
hiti Al.ru UU Bi.oOnn, hee'or.-DINihe SefSec
lU'2 L. ~ lni H. H.
CcntruI Nj. L. Church, Seventh Fvurlcrnitss
lrschlns IJi2 "a and "a e. "a py tbe fas'o No'' "
S. lAKEoM EIG All are cordially wcl' ONO
Cana-sl.-ry. Al. B CIIArIN will pr'dcb iU.hoktOW ~
II clock. Suaw6cry Festival nex rhnTsa at p NJ
Central Baptist Church, West Forty eoudst. f.
n. nLIsk laspr.-honlhg subgct; Settin8 up Ban
Evening; " The Strange CEoico'
Church OF the A,oucmcpt. Madison ave and Tweniy
eisnti ST. j. y.C. G. TtfFANl kCetorSI DA n u1e 10
DIyIn- Il \. IN. aud 4 o. IN
Cburrb Of the Boiy sepul hrc, eri, fourth east
rouJibasc, hcy J. TCILLi. SMlIIi. LcctT->-fNices
every DAY during tie - IN der at = ~ aud p IN
Sudy school at 2i5 IN All tho seats Ia ts church <fs
flUc.
Church OF the Covenant prcsbteianl cor Park ave and
TAir, yIItn s.-..Uy MA.t.IN X VINCENT, ID. ~ pasnr
The Rev. ". W. ArTERBUttY, ID. D.. vii preach SUNDAY
MORNING service, O'clock No aieruoon service Lecture
wednesday at q IN
Calvary BAPTIST Churra, Iwnyt ri ST., bcf cen ftth
aud silii-av,S.-i,cv L. :. MArAkTHCk Prraches SUN.
DAY MOKN IN u and E\ENiNG Baptism administered a
evening Prayer Meetings. Mondaf aud FnnsY
Evenings. sua'g,rs cOl,Lal invited 10 all riccs
Church of the New Jerusalem G. sw boryoaI East
Tli.t, hs bctN Neon F"urt, aud Lexington avca,
Church Unitarian Gu is Do the lui'~lansn ot the
Jew Ii f. Unitarisnirm when
Otc personal unity Oi Goa Ia lDueh Gle LET
IL ever ho' tahg nj before lux
IL its e nl octI1De Bat the Time u shows HAS
uDy - Compatible with the dIvibiy o. Jesus
CLrlst, neceSsitatcs IT,
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Religions Notifcs.

An escuis, Church. Foarth ave. corner Twenfi.
Rev. A. y. BILLIONS VIII preach SUNDAY, June
III. Evening sery ice discontinued for tlle soason.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22
A Card.

Mn. EpIToR; Your correspondent
from Woodsvillc C. ii. IIosfordO Wade
mistake, Internationally no doubt
last week In regard 10 the New Hamp-
shire Fire Insurance Company having
taken up the agency at our office, The
facts are these; We gave up the COM
pany, or quit writing policies for them,
orer year ago, as they raised the rate
on farm buildings to one per cent. for
three Years. when all the rest of our
companies, with assets of from 2 to 10
millions dollars each, write at one per
cent. Tor four years; and the New
Hampshire took up all their agencies in
Vermont. We do not wish TO advertise
how much we have paid in losses ut our
agency the past five months. All we
can say Is that we have lost enough SO
that all our companies are satisfied and
we can say trathtnliy, that in the past
10 years we have paid all we have lost
in full, 100 cents on the dollar. and shall
continue to do all business that we can
get at rs low rates for the same quality
of insurance as any agency in this vcin-
ity. Yours,
~ STEARNs & JONES.
Bradford, Vt.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22

ELOPEMENT. A man named
Oviatt came to Bradford recently,
aud wanted t0 get work IN Mr.. Geo,
u. Browns blacksmith shop for Il
few days. saying that he was expect,
ing a letter with sOme funds from u
friend, aud wanted to wait here IN.
III 1t arrived. On Saturday night
he Informed Mr., Brown that his
wife had come and he was going to
the Trotter House to stop with her,
What was the ast0nishmegt of reo'
pie hereab0nts to learn that this pur.
ported wife, was in fact the wife Of
Mr.. John Gale, landlord of the no.
tel at Bath, n. H., who had eloped
from her home, under pretense of
visiting her friends at Fairlee, to
join Oviatt who had heen cleik in
her husbands house during the win.
ter. Upon learning the state of af.
fairs Mr.. Gale Immediately started
in pursuit, and we learn has had
the guilty pair arrested at Fort ED.
wards, n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
belong to highly respectable iami
lies, and she was held in high es.
teen in the community before her
infatuatiOn with Oviatt led to this
disgracefnl step.
On Monday, Oviatt was arrained
before Il. w. Adams, ESQ, Justice
Of the Peace at Wells River and
bound up in the sum Of $500, to ap.
pear at County Court to be held at
Chelsea in June next to answer to
the charge of adultery. Being un.
able to give bail he was. on Tues.
lay committed to Jail. 1t came out
IN the hearing that Oviatt had stop.
ped during his "wcdding tour" at
Stockbridee, Ru'land and Castle,
ION, at which latter town he left
lis "bride."
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22

REAL ESTATE CHANGES. N. E
Frary has so. ID his farm on the low
er plain to JOIN b. Prescott Of
Lyme, N. H. Mr.. .Frary, we under
stand, will carry on w. Fl. Nourse's
farm this year.
A. w. Nourse has sold his farm
to j. w. Gardner of Lyme, y. H.
Mr.. Nourse intends going West.
Hale, Bailey & McDuffee have
sold the Gerry farm to Elisha Kin.
ney of New bury.
William Aldrich has sold his farm
to "A. G. Brown of Newbury. Mr..
Allrich has the western fever also.
VIM. Dickey has sold the Laird
farm, lying partly in Newbury and
partly in Bradford, to his son, G. +.
Dickey.
Geo. r. ThurstOn has sold his
farm i'm the west part of the town,
to Ira Low.
Horace Farr has bought the small
Ter house Oh the DR.. j. N. Clark
lot, and is putting a foundation on
the Martin Spellman lot, which he
has also bought, to move the house
on 10.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22
MIR. l.. TABOR of Adrian, Micl

MR.. Il. TABOR of Adrian, Mich.
in note to the editor says:
You will find, enclosed, $3.50 in
currency, for which, please to renew
my subscription to your excellent
Journal, and forward receipt by
mail.
| left Bradford in 1889. If moth
ing unseen prevents, ] Shall, during
the coming summer, revisit the
play places of my boyhood, in which
case, l shall, "saEs cercmonie,"
walk into your sanctum and tell
you personally how much obliged l
am to you for the weekly intelligence
from my dear old home, which you
have, for many years, furnished me.
No Bradford boy or girl, either at
home or abroad, should fail to be
your subscriber.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22

MR.. EDITOR: MIR. b., one of oul
French friends, has been afflicted
with rheumatism all winter, and,
for month past, has been casting
anxious eyes upon his huge wood.
pile. Last week, firemen made an
unexpected appearance in his back
yard with wood saws. and at night
when Mr.. B. looked Ont-the wood
pile had disappeared. In these days
of selfishness ESQ called) it is pleas
ant to record such neighbOrly act
Not that they are rare in this com.
munity, only perhaps too rarely
mentioned. Is it not we'll to speak
oftener Of the good in menf s.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22
Dragging out Existence.

The nerv GUS, weakly invalid does not enjoy
life, but merely "dra gs out existence as tine
phrase is. Unftted for the active pursuits OF
life and incapable Of partaking of its pleas
ures, to which health alone can give zest
disinclined to social intercourse. and prey
TO melancholy. the valetudinarian is indeed
an object of pity Yet there is nothing in all
this that cannot be remedied by that genial
alternative tonic and nervine, hostettei' s
Stomach Bitters, which supplies the deficient
stamina, braces the nervous system, aud
overcomes those bodily irregularities TO which
nervous weakness is most frequently attribu-
table. Diseases of the kidney and bladder,
Imperfect digestion and uterine troubles are
fertile sources of debility: Their eradication
however, becomes matter of certainty when
Hostctter's Stomach Bitters systematically
used for that purpose. The Bitters likewise
annihilate and prevent fever and ague and
other facilitating febrile complaints Of ma
larial nature
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22
Winfield Smalcy
VS.. Orange County Court
Annette Smalley. )Junc Term A. d. 1876.


To the Honorable. the County court next
county of Orange the first Tuesday of
June A. D. 1876 comes Winfield Smalley of
Bradford in said Orange county and says
that on the 26th dav of August A, ID. 1870 at
Haverhill, in the county of Grafton and state
of New Hampshire, He was legally joined in
marriage to Annette Irwin by Rev. Mr.. Gree
ley, minister of the gospel and from that
time until the 7th day of March A. ID 1873,
he lived with the said Annette, in Bradford in
said Orange county in the strict observance
Of oil the duties enjoyed, and abstaining from
| all things prohibited by the marriage coyen-
ant at which time the said Annette left your
petitioner and departed without this State.
and ever since, being more than three years
last past has wilfuly deserted your petitioner
Your petitioner shows that he has ever since
his marriage with the said Annette no has
lived in said Bradford and further shows that
the said Annette resides without this State
and within the State Of New Hampshire.
Your petitioner therefore humbly prays this
Honorable court that the bonds of matrim0ny
between him and the said Anne tie Smalley
may be dissolved and u bill OF divorce grant
cd him.
Dated at Bradford. in the county Of Orange.
the Sth. day Of March 1876.
WINFIELD SMALLEY.
The foregoing libel having beer presented
to the undersigned and it being made to ap-
pear that the said Annette Smalley resides
without this State. 1t is therefore ordered
that the said Annette Smalley be summoned
to appear, and answer to said petition at the
term OF county court next, to be holden at
Chelsea, within and for the county of Orange
on the first Tuesday of June. A. D. 1876, and
show cause if any she may have why the
prayer of said petition shall not DO granted
by the publication of said libel and this order
three weeks in the Bradford Opinion q week
~ newspaper published at Bradford, in said
Orange county three weeks successfully the
last Of which publication shall be at least six
weeks before said term of court.
Dated this 9Th. day of March A. d. 1876
J.. q. HlNCKLEY, Clerk.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22
Guardians License.


STATE OF VERMONT,}
OBRADFoRD DISTRICT, IS. In Probate Cour
holden at West Fairlcc, in and for said Dis
trict, ON the Sth day of April A. ID. 1876.
William ). NcMaster, Esq, Guardian ant G
Joel Buzzcll Of Straiford makes application
to said Court for license to sell the Real Els
tate of his said Ward viz. Being the Farm
where his said Ward now resides, supposed
to contain about 1875 acres Of land, reprcsen
ting that the sale would be for the best inter
ests of his ward. and all concerned.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred to a session there
Of, to be held at the Probate Office in said
West Fairlee on the 18th day of April
A. D.ls76, for hearing and decision thereon
and, it is further ordered. that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication
OF the notice of this application and
order thereon three weeks .uccessively
in the Bradford Opinion, n newspaper printed
at Bradford, Vt and which crcuIu,es in the
neigh5orhoOd of those interested. before said
time for hearing that they may appear at said
time and place, and il they see cause object
thereto.
by the Court-Attest,
Fw3 ALVAH BEAN, Register.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22
RhOtln IIuIe's Will.


NTATE OF VERMONT
~ nRADFoRD DISTRICT, IS, ! In Probate Court
held At Newbury within and for said District
on the 18th day of April A, d, 1876,
An instrument purportihg to he the last
Will and Testament OF Rhoda Hale late
Of Corinth in said district, deceased, being
presented TO the Court by Loami J.. Hale thu
Executor threin named, for Probate:
II II ordered by said Court, that all per
sons concerned therein be notified to appear
at a session of snu Court 10 lm held AT the
Trottcr House in Bradford on the ID Tuesday
of May. A.D. 1876 and show cause, IL any they
may have, against the PROBATE OF said VIII +;
For which purpose It is further ordered
that u copy Of the record of this order he
published three weeks successfully in the
bradford Opinion printed nj Bradford pre-
vious to said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court,
4sw3 II. W, BAILEY. Judge.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22

-Overseer Bliss was waited up.
on, Tuesday, by eleven tramps, and
it was not much of day for tramps
either. He has had only about 90
to dispose of since town meeting
day, March 7th.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-22
Probate Courts.
tNAbbhb bin'Hi'i.
loOn. %. W. BAILEY, Judge.

Probate Courts will be holden within an,
for the District OF bradtord,thc ensuing year
as follows;
At the 1r0tter House, IN Bradford, on tho
Second Tuesdays Of January, May, July AM
September.
At Fosters Hotel, East Corinth, on the See,
ond Tuesdays Of February. June, August and
November,
Al the Probate Office, IN Newbnry, IN the
Second Tuesdays of March and October, and
last saturdays OF January aud August,
At tho Probate Office, IN West Fairlce, on
tho Second Tuesdays or December aud April
aud last Saturdays of February and Sept"m'
ALvAil BEAN, Register.
West Fnrlee, Dee, !, 1874 ?syl