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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-10-04
Come and See.
Original Attachment.
State of --Nontgamerv ca.

State Of Tennessee---M0ntgOmery Co.
John Bradley vs.. DIR. J. L. Hickman.
In this case il appearing by affidavit that
the defendant is justly indebted 10 the
plaintiff, and IS nOn-Tesidents Of the state
be served on him, and an original attach
Inent having been levied on his property
BY garIiShTnenE- 1t IS therefore Oriered that
publication be made in the CiagFzsyilie
CHROSICLE, newspaper published In the
city OF GAINESVILLE, for four successive weeks,
commanding the said DR.. J. l. Hickman
20 appear before me- or some other acting
Justice Of the Peace for said county, at my
Office in GAINESVILLE, in the 18th civil dis
trict Of said county, On the 18th day Of &C.
tObeF, l678, and make defence TO the said
suit against him, or It viii be proceeded
with EX-Parte.
Z. d. READ.
J. P. for Montgomery county.
sept. 20, lS79-4w
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2. Z. Williams,
Real Estate
and Claim Agent.

Special attention given to negotiating
loans, also to renting property in city and
county. Office, Franklin street, over ". 4,
settles store. =Bpa-at@
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COAL! COAL!

81. Bernard Coal per ear Iced, - eebts %.
bushel. -
-; Bernard Coal per wagon load, ~ eests
Der buaIel.
Pitlsbnrg Coal per ear load. ~ cents per
Pitlsburg Coal per wagon load, % cents pen
-. -. 3. tlRAcEY A BRO.
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A nOtcd shcnlst who los Analysed item, says
GcEEzE IS EORE VIRTUE III oEE OF
TUFTS PILLS, THEN CAN EE E0UaD
IL a PINT CT ANY OTHEa.p
We therefore say 10 the Afflicted
TYyfhls Rou1edyfairIY, IL viii not
harm you, you have nothing TO
lose, but twill surely gain Nigo-
rouS Body Pure Blood, Strong
HcEVcs and a Cheerful Mind.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-04-25
Communism Curel

Chew JAcKsoS's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Dec 81. is-s.-d-N
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For tie Free Press and TILes.
Granger Girls.

Our Granger girls. when riding with their bsaux
| viii take nopains their greenness 10 expose.
They " Il tot ak WIENER they meet a COW,
| What hGtis, ror in simple onder how
] Butter Dy such 4 creature can be made,
No- where the dear old bossy learned her trade,
Nor would her cavern : arms around him creep
Begging protsct on from flock Of sheep.
The country girl discovers no disgrace,
| IN knosin- something OF the bovine race,
L. he'd be. She can lay as de her s!lk,
md co,I Old 3rind.e give down her milk
The gentle hlIe y tie Logers SOFT,
And with ;hey mig nt but Eel their pressure Ill
The My likes I" los her in the eye.
Ana happy seems when she IS standing by
The haymen Ike to see the lass!e coming.
No music sweet-r than her artless hummn
With merry face the fragrant coffee pot
she carries TO a c ,Ol auc shady SPIT,
And hlG3 the tUil-rs come and rest awhs
Mia wholesome lunch their WEAKNESS begulie
~. do not C IN 10 help her telling mother
Nor feel ssha.led to aid her darling brother
GoJd c.o;hes, vel H:;.nf she delights 10 veal.
Tie flower lJyc- them. why should rot the far.
Toe orange daughter, and the Granger. vii
May liz, . happy, II II humble lie.
Busy us bees End Ike them, gathering ho;ey.
To sweeten b, lnr. and labor turn TO money.
The city sirl, though dazzling halls adOrniog
He never teen The O:y Ol the morning
The dipped Granger, bathing ia the dsN1
she keeps the swtetno.s TIL the day is gone.
ANA makes tie c.cn ng fragrant, and the n. ht
l. sSs-t-- Tor THAT batn Of rosy light.
" hat uu ic II ATS upon the mOonlit breeze
/: s1neth .r,m the Autumn pairing bees,
Tt IN nE!tr =lH.-, and ringing laughter tell
The jJys that move. city hUsCms swell,
No scel tei k ds the ne - sss hands enclose,
No stnt-d sli. pers pinch imprisoned tOc1,
Warn. brOEn tut hutGst hands eacl 0tho: clap
no emil Irpu.s vs in the cordial grasp.
No e ;i.I tra'l pIOyOEes mischicvOus ieet.
No st-vl requ.fti TO make the firm comps
Labor has ruuEdri eyEry supple limb,
Nor lett nsle line If bea1ty DIN.
10 s.ckly, Ian suid IrrsspOnslSe shnilG,
Eest- an oEerp.us Of sluggish bile,
Aid though tbs Iegry pa slime may be late,
IL does not leave thee, ~ a hel plesI state.
N gl., Ike mother. keeps h.r candles burning
Nor cLides the tripping fJOtsts ps hJ.e returnin.
No happ er To.tgl- than our country girls,
NJ crown M 10 radiant than their shining gurls
No nuhl.T women THAI their mothers are,
NUt here. nor iOutd III any DtItr star.
NAso as III y awful secrets 90 not dare
liust to th-ir faithful VII S. an dsughtCf= are
% re- tSs siut III. closely guarded door,
a q thea. els en- u their selasL store
BI. rraa scTs Te'cOm- 10 Their genial hearth,
lte dearest trea' urt Heaven has given Earth
1h-i. ALTAR du ], withrutsuch ~Orshippsrs
NJ =. .. r. .uH :L!t not a.sp hers.
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Passed N IRON her earthly home hrs. Kato
eldest daughter d Dr. u. l.. sherman Of Adrian
Mich, aId vie o! Joseph Barton. Of Charlotte. VI
Heiry WIN pain. tuilering and anguish the devot
Cd vile and !Us lug mpther lett heT clay form 10
her iriends to cons IN 10 the bosom Of mother
while with the white ROBBED de.th-Hngel, "a,
mounted the -'arry stalls Of light and freedom I,
realize Tor her ltli the Lessons Of life In nesrr
GRANGER, ami hi cher conditions. la the removal Cd
our friend. the loss OF her presence Will to og..
the gain hers-yet We count her as one Of u 4 b,
golden LAX " love has not been broken. In sllri
che il with u .tl, numbering with the same moe
pure lut,brr ceiling as when "A the body, fur The
daughter, tr n other ami friend was IN the bod
not ol the boy which ~ reason % disease Was l.,
longer capable Ut terying tho lndwelnug spirit
divine, the am 81 the woman 50 Death, the bndly
seneicient angel unit cE.d the prison doors thai
she mis- ht pur'us hor onward way. still WORK u x
loving Hn blessing with her ritual Pre- -ence tht
loved ones In the hons where ,Dr many year
lie was the gut hope and guidance %, those VII
need aud sied in her constant devotion EoI
her ID 9 was beautiful while she could perform
her duties, nj will u hr iey beautiful, that
she can, from q more exalted st4ndpulnt real her
ttls clear to mansions Innumerablq in earth, air
water, or IA worlds and systems OF worlds Gee nd
Ink to her InceptDus ana asp nut iOn- Soul holil
within ITS dumhin. germs OF all IOssbl e., ami
only through TIL change callOi death can they
lie unlOpssn1 or set Tree, where thoy can expand
and search tor that which shall feed tne restless
soul a. II reaches out for more. more ever moro
The retiring modesty Of MIS- Barton, her spprecia
tiOn % true worth, her wiiely lit gritty her moth
eriy devotion to her children and grAndchil-
dfen, her triutiul lie, her glorious transition,
Will long live Ia the minds OF her friends who went
with her as .ITa they could 20 upon sunday Of
March 1Ith.
luly, none know her but to love,
RON named her hut u praise
N IA
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EIOpemeHt Extraordinary.


A pronounced sensation has been caused
By the elopeucnt and marriage Of Miss ia
| Jones, daughter OF Mayor W ". Jones,
| of Toledo, Ohio. with a member of reli-
| gus body near Fort Edwards, who call
| Il omse.ves PeriectiOnist4, and combine Ere,
| We SpiItuslism and kindred beliefs in
t., ,ir doctrine The act i considered TO be
| Il = result Of mania caused by religious ez-
\ CT 'sment. as some of her female friends had
| l.. IN inoeulated with PeTicctionist doctrines,
and had brOa q BIT their indaencs to bear
upon the girl. Miss JONES ha- b5fore been
Insane, and has received treatment in IN
asylum. but wea supposed 70 have recovered.
She l. described as beautiful CIR, of 70.
slight IN figure, with a 1.-THE. elastic step,
golien-hair AMI large, lustrous eyes. Her
parents are ieyont Catholics. It was -
served over year ago that She showed an
unusual ben: Tor religious meditation, The
Troy Time says -he became intimate with
Miss Weeks, who hclangoi to the Periee
tioni>ts, who have headquarters near Fort
Edward Miss JJne, espOusei the views Of
this community and 6nally her mind became
unseated Miss Week meanwhile gave
birth to n child, which a man named Bower
taught her t. believe would DO a second
Jesus Christ Miss Jlne-'s mental condition
neceSs Itated her removal 10 the Columbus
asylum. but Sic Wa >HGsfq nently Jus
charged ~ 'u'di unr'nI her say al tnat
institution she AGAIN met Mss Weeks VINO
was herself an inmate oil tue asylum ana
the latter s'ated thAt upon nGF return 10
Fort Edward sho "ou'i seuu MISS Jones
man oil her latih IL marry hef.
LAST tuesday young man registered
himself a. Shetidan alts' foTt Ei"std'
az one OF inc leai'ne hu'eis III ioIeuo' anu
gaming al VI, IonT- resIaence' e4preSseus
uc>ire 70 see ms ones "hom ne ueetafeu
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QUEER Old RrCoRD>-A correspondent
of the Portland Press has unearthed from
the records Of the town OF Alfred Maine
the following curious entries
July lG.l-Mr. Thomas Withcrs com
playued OF md before the Court Convic-
ted tor Scruptitiou-ly cndavoriug to per
vert the providence OF God and priviIid-
yes Of others by putting in several Votes
tor himself 10 Ice au officer at / Town
Meeting when he was Intrustcd bv divers
Freeman 70 Voc tor other men
. For his delinquency herein. the
aforesaid Thomas Wrthcr- Is fined Five
Pounds. TO bee paid in money or other pay
equivalent thcreuntO 10 the Treasurer OF
The County or to stand in the Fillory nj
York the next Training Day Two Hours
Officer fees rs. "
And further the said Thomas Withcrs
Is di>trtnch-ed and hcucciorth discnabled
to Elect, or be chosen, to any place of
Public Trust is freeman have and ought
to have either in Town or public affairs
until .ndcr the Scuse of his miscarriage
opportunity gives him leave to give suita-
Bile satisfaction to Court and country. 80
ID July Whereas there is great
complaint made Of several abuses taken
notice Of in Ordinarys lay excessive drink
ing Of Run. Flyp &C. The Ill consequent
ccS whereof is pubickly seen in the mis-
behaviour Of several Persons in the pre-
sencc of authority Tor the preventing the
like for the future, ii is therefore.
Ordered, that from hcucciorth there
shall not hc any Rum or other strong
Liquor or Flip he sold unto any Inhabi-
tanl OF the town by any Ordinary keeper
therein directly or indirectly, except in
cast OF great necessity, rs in case of sick
ness Nc. Nor shall any Ordinary keeper
sell unto any stranger more than one gill
for person at one time. And all civil
officers, especially selectmen and Con
stables, in the respective towns in this
Province are required 10 take especial care
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upon him, declaring ne would cut his heart
out. In the hall appeared the broken
hearted father, mother and relatives, and
above, prisoner in her own experiments.
the mad girl, bemoaning her husband and
in an affecting voice. imploring TO be ic.
liTered to him.
Waite at once began legal steps 10 recover
his wife, and it il understood the whole
strength Of the Fort Edward community
will be exerted in his behalf. The position
taken by this father is that the girl was iu-
sane at the time Of contracting marriage
and that the compact was therefore illegal.
-TrOy Times
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Boots and Shoes.

March p WIN
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Personal.

The Princess Louise of Canada IS said to
be quite en- artist. She is now ct work On
portrait Of Mrs. Scott-Siddons. which she
intends - present to that fair woman.
The famous Mrs. Hieks-Lord. since the
death Of he- venerable husband 10 New
York. has gone back to Lontou, taki1g her
horses and carriages with her
CJI Mostly, now United States Consul q.
Hong Kong, has given offence to ths Bit
ish officials there by refusing to appear q.
public entertainments IN court dress. Il.
is suggested that az diplomats and consuls
who served in the army are permitted -
wear their uniforms. Mosby might az well
wear his old confederate gray uniform witn
sloueh hat and high boots
The famous Miss Julia I. Smith. ~ 40 got
married the other day. a, the age o. SO,
is the only one of the Eve sisters who mar
ried. They were the daughters Of an eeesn-
trio clergyman Of Glastonbury. the Rev
Zsphsniah ii. Smith, who named them res
peetisely Hsney ,phina, Cyririhis SIcre-
tia, Laurilla Aleroyls, julia AT-lina and
Abby IIadassah. Hancy Zsphiua died 10
ISL, at the age Of "a, OF whoopiog-c1ugh
Alta meeting of the First Presbyterian
church in Troy. Monday night, resolutions
were unanimously adopted urging the Rev.
Dr. Webber to recall bis resignation. cisr-
ing him ylcltiol, and pledIing their Ut
most Cdjrt3 - pay the church debt. A
committee appointed Tor the purpose brought
him into the msetinr AMI he was most
enthusiastically received. lie spoke briefly,
thanking them for their generosity and
consenting to continue as pastor. first taking
ak months vacation
Col. lie Grand 3 Cannon AMI iani.y are
at presen. in Florence. Italy. Letters re-
ceiVed last week brought word that Mr..
Harry Cannon was very i'll with Roman fever,
and that Mrs. Griswoli, one Of the party.
was also PROSTATE with the same disease.
Rev. c. F. GRAVES. who graduated a; the
Vermont University in "a ard from the
Yale Theological Seminary in ., was or
dained last month as pastor Of the CJngre-
gationsl church in Hutton. Clay county.
Nebraska
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IN nam . ANvHEhs
L. our Congres- has assembled
And where fJats the Stripe anu -taTs,
sits a host o. rebel leaders
Who once cAeeret the stars and LIrs."
Time" us said, makes all thtug- even.
And in fifteen peaceful years.
IL our Capital Is taken
BY tie rebel Brisadiers
Was for this We SC i.ed the rsnparts
surging with the smoke Of he'll
Vast for this we marched and labored
Vast for this our heroes tell
Was for this they starved in prisons
'Decked ten thousand crimson biers-
That the nation now may honor
Nineteen rebel BIZ sadIers
Eown within the damn morasse-
Fought We long and iJus We well,
Wine the blooming of the cannon
Rangthe soldier hero's knell
III 81 upon the heights We rallied
Rent the helvens with our cheers,
That the South" mi ght send to Congress
Nineteen rebel Brigaiiers
Iva for this We trampei on picket
Through the M ht and through the rain
was Tor this the country labOred,
Heart, and hand, and thrOb5in : brain
INas i0f this that friends were p.Ttst-
wives ana sweethearts from their dslri
hat to-day our great Il law makers
Might be rebel Bri Idlers.
iaough We won nc hard fought b.;tlas.
Though We gained the laurel crown
still the blue IS way "off color
And our Dag hangs union down
It's the gray That now Is hOaors1,
And this hard fact burns aar sears
That the sum OF ali our victories
Are these nineteen Briga1lers.
And the ghost Of treason once mCra
Stalk across the saddle land.
While the life-b DOL o. our brothers
Drips from either bOny hand
And the Goddess Of our Freedom
Shades her e e. 10 hide her tears
As the Country cries go HI cher
N!Dett en- rebel Bfigadi-rs -
March 81, 1879
('arfgD ff~.sr . g ~, e.. p,
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IN the District Court of the United States for tn,
i District o: Vermont. In Re. OlTer X. Luce
Bankrup;--In BANKRUPTCY. No. qjl. District 0
Vermont, Sc.
eIE Notice Is hereby si'en that a petition ha
been Med In sali Court, by Oliver Il. Luce, q
rupt under the Act Of Congress Of March "a. lS67
fo- Discharge ami certificate thereof, from all BIZ
debts AMI other claims provab!e under sail Act
and that the 21.h day Of May, Is 9. at o'cloci
y n. before tAu Hon. Iiuyt II. Wheeler, Judge .
aid Court. at the I. : Court Rooms In Burlingtg
IS asst sucd for the hearing OF the same. when aud
where all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons in interest may attend and show
il ans thev have why the pray er OF said pei
ton should not be granted.
Dated At Burl -ton, n tbs l2tL iIy OF April
l>-1. + 3. SNAILSH CLERK.
41wlH
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n the District uourt o. the United States lar thu
L District OF Vermont In Re. Abram p. shaw.
NermOnt.ss
SIR Notice i hereby given that i petition has
been filed in said Court. by Abram Z. shaw. OF
Bradford, in said District, duiy declared bank
fupt under the Act OF Congress OF March 2nd, 1867
for discharge and certificate thereof from all hi,
debts and other claims pTOyable under said Act and
that the Aith day OF May, ls99, ut O'Clock p. N,
before the Hon. Hoyt Ii. Wheeler. Judge OF said
Court, at the I. =. Court Rooms in Windsor, Is
assigned for the hearing OF the same when and
and other persons in interest may attend and
show cause /. any they have why the prayer OF
sad petition should not be granted.
Dated al Burlington, on the 18th dav Of April,
ls79. b. SMALLEl Clerk.
ilw3x
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An old physician, retired from practice, havins
had placed in his hands BY an East India Mission
airy, the formula Of q simple vegetable remedy, TO
the speedy and permanent cure for Consumption
bronchitis catarrh asthma, and all threat and lun
affections, also positive and radical cars for nsr
y0us debility and all nervous complaints, after hsv
Ing tested its wonderful curative powers In thous
amos OF cases, has felt Il his duty TO It known
to his suffering fellows. Actuased by this motive
and desire 70 relieve human suffering, will send
free OF chargeto all who desire IT, this De, Will
iul directions for preparing and using, In German
French or English. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp. tanning this paper, ". W. shsrar, Iis
Powers Block Rochester. New York.-Mr2S- davis
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This Denth-rate Of

Oar country H. getting T. be fearfuly alarm the
average Of life being lessened every year, without
any reasonable cause, death resulting generally
from the most Insignificant origin At this season Of
the year especially cold Is -uch u common thu q
that IN the hurry Of every day life We are apt to
overlook the dangers attending 1t and often find too
late. that Fever or Lung trouble has already
set in Thousands lose their lives in this way
every winter while had Bo,ets,', Gtrman Syrug
been tasou 4 cure would have resulted, and large
IN from a Doctor been avoided. For all dsea SCI
Of the TaroIt and Lungs, BoIehsss Gerrun syrup
has proven Itself to be the greatest discovery OF ts
kind In medic ne Every Druggist In this country
will tell you Of its wonderful effect Over $50 900
bottles sold last Jsar without SINGLE failure
sn0wn. April . deodawtQJplyI
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An Eastern man. accustomed to the iuxu-
lies to be had at Delmonieo's, dropped into
a restaurant IN a Nevada mining town fol
dinner. The head waiter, who was also
junior proprietor ofthe establishment. accost-
ed him with, well, colonel, whatl you
have2' Beefsteak and Mushrooms answered
the colonel, as pert as possible
Guess not, said the waiter, who felt that
he was being ''guyed. Guess not Why
not Bring me beef steak with mushrooms
right away" Look here, stranger said
the waiter Il don want to make no trouble.
yer know, but don't allog no man to quar-
rel with his vittles il this ranch With that
lie took six-shooter from his hip pocket,
cooked it, and holding it in a suggestive way
aided, "Hasl is what you're goin' to eat b.
The "aclonel' had hash II Boston Trans
script
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CLI.E Of TIE REYNOLDS CAsE-HEAvY
VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.-In the suit of
Geo. Reynolds vs. the city Of Burlington
the jury. Friday afternoon, rendered a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff in the sum
Oi three thousand dollars and costs The
case goes to the Supreme Court on excep-
tioos Tie suit could at one time have
been compromised ior less than One-hali the
the -ln which the city will now have to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-04-25

P0RT uEsEY-MYsTESIGU DIsAPPEAR.ScE
or PRIEsT-The Rev. Luke Harvey. pas
tor of ST. Patrick's church, left home
April ., and much anxiety is felt at his
continued and unexplained absence. lie
purchased ticket for New York at Addison
junction on the day above mentioned, and
took the train. Since then no tidings have
been received from him.
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IN the Court Of Insolvency for tn State o.. Yer,
L mon; Tor the District OF Ch'ttcndsn.
In the case ui Andrew A. BurgoNn', lnsJlSeL
To the creditor Of SAID insol,cEt debtor:
hereby give notice that have He'd with aid
Court, my accounts p asss uee. AMI that on thu
&4t day OF April A, u. ls.S. Al 10 O'Clock a. II,
will apply :Or q settlement thereu and tor : dis
charge nom All liability sz as -nre.
Dated 1t burlington. N said u ;rI't, TIA Ista
DAY OF April. 1879
ieW3w GEORGE r W0ODMAN A 49, us..
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l&tANlI,IDE IN BESSISGToS.-The body Of
81 iutant was found near the roadside in
Centre Bennington, by some boys the other
DAY The bundle containing the remains
Vas zen earlier but no one had the curiosi-
~ IL Investigate it. The child was girl,
evidently about day or two old. and there
was confusion on its head and finger
mai k about the throat. pointing clearly to
murder. IN investigation is proceeding.
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What truly teautiful world we ITs IN Na.ar
gives Us grandeur Of mountains slens anu OCEANS,
and thousands Q: means Of Enjoyment. Ne can
desire 10 better when in perfect health bu; how
often do the msjority Of people feel Ike giving
It up dlshesrtened. discouraged aud worried gu
with disease when there Is no occasion for this
feeling. as every sufferer can easily obtain sat
isfactory proc! that Green's August Flower will
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint ls the direct
cause Of seveuty-6ve per cent Of such malaiies
as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Cos
tiveness, Nervous Pfostrsticn, Dizziness OF the
Head, Paipitatlou Of the Heart and other distress
In. symptoms. Three doses Of August Flower
will prove Its wonderful effect Sample bottles.
10 cents. Try. AprilI0-teot-w toJulyi
lhAl L AEEsnSll BE Sweat Naxr T-.haccn
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Bankruptcy Notices


II the ,ist'f5t Court o. the tnted State. Tor the
! District Il Vermont. In Ee. Gay & circuit,
Bankrupts-Ia Bankruptcy. No stl. district o:
Vermont. s..
SIR .-Notce "a heTehy -iyru that 4 petition has
been hled in sad Court BY George uay, aII OrrIn
W. circuit of St. JJhnsbury. IN said District, duly
declared bankrupt under the Act o: Congress OF
March ID $50 'Or discharge and certificate thereof
from ali their iuilviiual aIG partnership debts
and other claims provab.e under said Act and that
the Goth day OF May. 1879, at o'clock D. IN
before the Hon HoJt II Wheeler, Judge Of said
Court, at the L Court Rooms IN Windsor, is
ssgued FOO the hearing OF the same, when and
where all creditors who have PrOfet their debts
ard other persons in interest may attend and show
cause Il any hey have why the pray OF said petit
ton ST Oud not he granted
Dated al Burlington. on the 10th day OF April,
ls79. B sMhILtY, Clerk
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