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ORDINANCE No. %.
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Seetisu I. b Il ordaised b. tho
Mayer and City Cosseil u Natehtte.
chee, That pereees, seeideots Of To
City OF Natchieeehee, who Sse 10. %.
oeesitous sod i0dieeot eirsaostaseeo,
0ay b placed o. the list o. peupeee,
aad allowed the san Of Ave dollaso
pee nooth oos q the City Tseasasy,
O the Vascaat n 10 Mayer, % se9-
plyiag NTH ~ following ealss ed
rol0)Atiooo: ie, 49, i-.
e.. 4 Thas an peesees deejsioe
. b pissed - ~ paapse llse, sbslI
pssoset 0 peeltleo b tke MaJee asl
Nty Coaoeil, setting losth that b q
she u 10 indisout and Deoeooitoo0
circumstances that b Of - be- 10
1olatiess IN ~ aseeedioe q deeeood.
IL lice able 3 eeateibets % Bic Of
tx sappert that b q che l. soebls
q ebtaia . living By work, % %.
eoane Of disability % evidenced By
~ pSysicisu's certificate soeompa.
uyine the petition.
The petition shall b siiasd b. ths
applicant recommended By Two eiti-
Gems taxpeyess asd aeee9panisd By
tho certificate q . psaesici1g phyi-
eisn resident Of tie city, certifying "a
The inability q the applicant - pro.
cure . support BY work for causea
which reader hin OF hss physically
unable 70 Work. ~.
Sec. 3 That The pst,tioa - men.
tiessd and described 10 the seeood
eeetjeo Of THE ordnance, shsll b to
fesrsd BY The Mayor and City Coss.
! I'll - o committee III two who shall
isveeeieats il regard to tho aliesa-
tious therein contained and Il aid
esmoitses shall report favorsbly On
the petition then and 10 that csse the
applicant shall - placed % the
paupsr Iiat, and receive HE monthly
allowance from tho date that the
petition VA referred 70 said eom0ie.
tee, and II tho committee should 70.
part soiasorslhy. then tho arpliea.
iion 10 b rejected unlees . msIority
AZ 10 who)e board should votp % %.
esivs II Notwithstanding The report.
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n Nalldo,srs Of Red river, sGgsd
~ n efeaas Of Tie Nstehitoehes

II Nal(dessrs Of Red rivsr, sgesd
q q etesss Of he Nstehisoehes
OD1keSes sesipe, propese - apply 70
- Deeblso Of the Negro e1odus the
0ennn1oooe Dsi0eip1o - tao6S eo0e
q 0Cjieieal sehies: that ofbsute force
~ eeeeeioa. Il 10 ANNOUNCED With
11ts36A tAas shs monopoly 1h!ea eoo'
0nlo ~ ateauhoae trade fled river
an solDas b ssssspost eolosed so'-
lPChts iron thas region. and tee in>
1beooeo b 6tawa tAat THE will s6seto'
en- 1A1ekaats any attempt on the
~ q shs eolored people to follow
u lbeeseeDs Of those who have len
olA6e oeesiooe q the South 70 eeek
~ teuDeo b tbs Nosthoss ou6 Wees'
/ q Staeeo. Uslsss - greatly str:
- Hsiis q lojs iasaas ,polte( win
- . oaailbee 10 . way eeae ITO
sfSslaoeeeo ga sbe(sors Do oct aatt-
;lSAo: jse)eod q. iiastratiss eh~
l0iejeo uovowset, Il will impest
1l{joeAl iopssas thsssto and make
~ N1eYoee more opIioss than ever
g 1870 iron . deminaaion thst
;.Ajoaase1 q rs1aes tAso - . eeate 81
1900 little Il asy bettsf thsa The
S1v5y II Ssls bcnxm days. They
'XM "a otter ways u les.iag. AID .
ae6tisleas vjll 30 sroessd 10 their
Go6 d ethss pests II he eeentry
- IN ia aod psoeeet then 10 theiF
SlSsios 8 III hssasds. -Dona'd'oo'
~ cljsl. -.
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b0bs Ais q North Losislass, 10
wv it'll. y ssss H. tide etses'n
: niGvilaao ed sessn lhsir heavss
DO ioasses
'Wtu beld tho assertion lit
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aooo)isjlaee. ss-ssllsd, y mere Tho
1luod q ~ segrsss then he 0his|
aeA6l ~ pssssseat'eas. and mere
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~ vhso 10 ~ this dsls1so, &
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49, - sslsss1 DssDls - oss'
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49,. 1AetaupGsl tAis = ~ %
~ = ~ stolk e1tAsis aaesdaa
$3.50 aolsss>eobap isss,eaesd iet
u0oislb ~ - nsssssssas
u1bs6o oovakds tlsls whias hisa1l
&tts dss(soS.a p'a's ed %
Na1opsal iaAss A0aasIaeasa q Nh
~ cpaaoos sselosslhis - 90
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u ~ I'M seosliass tssa1 81 q
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% A0sp1nD aiohs aseoeseally b
o0G1D--11d - ssessts 80 0seaal
llssypa be1aass - III . 60
4ullfaljag sGaaeatsa 1haa - sseda
a0W Ds1saas a1iasas, ~ sasa
alGin1oanoGD q ID ia1ueoes. a.i
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~ Aystb oasuspasslls y pss11 ~
~ a0G DoaD - ~ 1o0egA Dtm-
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Am're Vascoeue 70. D. L. 01as.
District Court. P,ri.h AZ Naiahit.sA,.
NJ aa.a
'' o'''' y
RI virtue ofa writ Of Fl. FL. iasasli.
~. ~ . .n, : ~ e . ana nsos:eeee
and viii Offer for ~ - -. ~ ~
highest bidder q to daor "a ~ ~
HSuss In M c;tv sr@ ,s.;sa - S ~
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NOTICE.

THE public sze hsrsby nettaed ~
! Jules 4. Nsssi 10 her,by appeintedl
subragsnt for the Ruassll lasds II as1i
around 0raud Ecorv aud an is1tAel
ments On s.id property will - pesese1
tsd Y the full extent IL Tie lev. q
Fob. 1eths4S7) w Z. Ru1h1lk,
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AAsss ~ \ : : IN laast ~
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Section I. h Il Oe1njood b. tha|
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shsil y allewsl q permitted ~ run q
Flaep VtlAia to ssspsea1s limits .ef he
City efRaGs1iteehsi. Tass III stallioes
81 1e6hsosss 1bae4 svaning q llasW
WitAio ~ city linits dali b takes. y
b. ~ City 1arshal 80 pat n ~, city
pound, asa GhAu b oon by ~ oal@
1lasshal sftAf Ten dsy1 public notice
sives b posting provided, that Of any
{inD pvsySeae . tks sAls afssid sealliss
- jieeass, H. owner ehdll have ~
sig6s q recovering ~ eeos spoo Dak.
INK satisfactory pro"f Of ewussahih end
b payAe the necessary ehArgss d I'm.
pssndis6, hesidee . f. Of two dollafs -
Shs City llassi:sl. ......,. ~
Sc. 10 That whoever GAsll dig tho
eonks Of the City ditch, without permits
1JG fo0 The Committee On oufveallauce,
GhaN o. ssovistien b. 6nsd IN . sum Of
~ - thso tWo dellsts, ss The disere-
1lea q ~ Mayor, aad Oh eoets.
-. %. Thaei sball b unlAWfal for
~ pseseo = egp)ode aay 1ee efaekess.
1o0aO eoa1111I yo0tetov togpedooD q
49, 0nbesoih1sA within w Nnlte n
NSe1 vSYoyoV D vswvv1es
~ eose)eo Ge1lI ~ ns(Sf % that pee-
~ oltho City .edtresasjoo iael8oa1
Wlei1o ~ bo0hs SftIo slVee n hoot q
~ City, 6 Whae b AH0Wn . ~ Wss1
sltGs 60u djteb, eDoSl 1Tesllne segsse.
WAooNoe oholl Vi1A1s ~ gseGlea aholl
01R 3 - q ~ - tbas tWp ~.
- - a., eeaiA 81 s's'a etvapssss'
O.. 81 TAat - nessSast q otAss
$3.50 ~ hssp - ~ ltsgs, tesl1eoss,
aese - eeseeg3ve peee1 q -
| ewoe etay 80 ~ So9ss steooez
|seoG1 - 060,tsa Ae11oO ~ - -
l1ses III! n.fiab bin i jshrz, ss:9
{, Aalsbet1 lsslheg >s1aiae1, The4 ~
|pesoea Who aholl Aove eeod4Ded q ooot
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no c0mp0NUd0al from NNOStNOCes that 0P0
free Sr0sa any properties that can inlare
the msse delicate Organization. They
Search, Cleanse, Pu, ~, aud lwvieorate
tho entire Hyse0m. BY reiievtne the eps
9orgcd 1tvers they cleanse the BLEED
f4om palseuoas auHsors, aud tbss lnpart
health an.l vitality to tho body, cansiWs
tes bowels to act naturally, without
which 10 enc can feel we'll.
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DR.. J.F. HAYWOOD.

wv 6V VVWN0 SNy8:-
Few Glee. - exist that cannoA b rslisved hv ~
~? oe Soe 0ses 70 ~ normal functions, "a ior
S.e !! pIho no tsmedy hss ever been invented thai
SOl0 EVERYWHERE, PRICE Is CENTS,
Oe'ce 30 Murray street, New York.
= DR.. TUFTS MANUAL of Valuable lufor.
On application. ~ 1''ee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08

EXPOSITION OF lSI6. Wandering through the
United suites section of this truly wonderful ENhl
blton, hyperomamented and over-dlspayed as
The most ofltisI came upon an elegant glass case,
whose mOdesy was the more couspicqous from It's
neishbors' hnery, surmounted by the motto Dlgnls
Praemta and displaying, in neat packages, the
medical preparations of the house OF DIR. J. {.
AVER Co, Lowell, Mass.
was aware Of the worldwide reputation OF this
eminent irm, for the character and quality of their
goods and remember well their agents in London,
Messrs NEwBERRY, in ST. PauFs Chuichynrd.
Having leisure hour, determined to examine
the contents this case, myself and was surpris-
ed to see the delicate derfecten 10 which they have
brought their household remedies. | was chasrined
at the reflection that, while we have at home the
most skllllul and, pre-enIuentlY, the best physi
clans IN the world, these Yankee doctors distance
u 80 far IN the line of popular medicines for iaml-
use. They have the sharpness to take adva sc
of the hIIh scientific discoveries among us and
make pulls and pOtIOus as paatable as they are
saluarY. was told by 4 leading druggist in Phil
Ilelphtl, that Dr. AYERS mandatory was the
largest in America giving emplOymentto hundreds.
must 20 to Lowell and see it, on my way home
Correspondence Of the London ENG Telegraph.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08

HARVEY cGL01N, Judge. n. A. CHASE, Register
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District of
Washington during the two weeks ending
january 9th, 1879;
Dec. 81. VIM. Celley's estate-com-
missioners report returned.
Dec. 81. Frederick S. and VIM. A
Bruce's guardianship-Mary J. Bruce,
guardian.
Dec 81 Dyer LOOMS estate-aImin-
istralion account referred to January %.
Jan. /. J. D. Preston's and Abbie Law
rence's acknowledgements accounts
allowed. Hannah Jones' estate-commis-
sioners' report returned.
Jan. 2. Lucius Parmalee's estate-ap-
plcation for license to sell real estate re-
ferred to January Is.
Jan. 3. Samuel Wells estate commits
sioners' report returned.
/ Jan I. II. &. Pearce's estate-license
to sell real estate granted A. Z. Wheel
er's guardianship-authority to invest per.
sonal estate in real estate granted. Sam
uel Wells estate license to deed real es-
tate granted.
i Jan. 6. j. T. Thurston's estate com
missioners report returned and admins
tration account referred To February 6
Richard S. Curriers' tstate-appicatioI
for license to sell real estate referred t.
January %.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Washington District, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
pbfander N Dustin, guardian Of Henry N Ros-
worth George r. Boswurth and Orville D. Bosworth,
n9r children Of j IS Bosworth late of Berlin, de-
sed makes application to said court for license 20
sell the following described real estate OF ms SAD
to contain real estate situated in said Berlin being
as Rnsworths Hoe Factory representing that the sale
heF for the rpose of putting the proceeds OF such
sale AL interest investing the same IN STOCK or real
astat re- would be beneficial to said wlrtls, -
Whereupon it ia ordered by said court that SAID ap
nIiatnn he referred to session thereof to be held
At the probate office in said Montpelier. on the ltf
h9reon ana tits further ordered, that all person;
interested, Do notified hereof, BY duplication o
weeks stccessively in the Green Mountain Freeman
pnbIished at Montpelier before said time OF hear
ing that they may appear at SAID time ana place. and
ii they see cause, object thereto.
II 'iio' So bvtbe Court-Attest,
F5sys - HARVEY TiLDEN, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08

AN AMUSING EPISODE OF AN ALL
SESSION OF THE SENATE.-A jocular sena-
tor from the west tells II very good story
about another senator from southern
stnte. The latter began life as brake
man on railroad, and by industry and
foresight has accumulated u fortune and
high political honors. Senator Thurman
while speaking, usually holds his eye
glasses in one hand and huge red hand
kerchief in the other. He blows souud-
iuc blast on his nasal-organ in the midst
of speech quite as naturally as Senator
Dawes looks up to the galleries every time
he addresses the vice president. 1t was an
all-nicht session. The silver bill was under
discussion. The southern senator referred
to was sleeping quietly on sofa IN the
cloak room. Mr.. Thurman was speaking.
He blew his nose with such vigor that the
report could almost have been heard in
the secretary's office. The sleeping, sena'
tor was awakened by the noise, and leap
ing to his feet grasped n chair by the side
Of the sofa and twisted it around until the
author of the story grasped him by the arm
and brought him to realizing sense o.
| his whereabouts. 1t is now an unhealthy
matter for any one to call "down-breaks'
to the victim of the joke washington
! Corresp0ndence of Boston Post
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08

Superintendent Rice of The state prison,
though new to the state, is not new to his
work, and takes hold of matters in way
that promises well for the interest of the
state. At any rate his appointment cannot
be said to be victory for either of the
Windsor factions that have so differed
about the management of the institution in
times gone by.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08
TRUTH AND sOBERNEss.

What is the best family medicine in the
world to regulate the bowels. purify the
blood, remove oostiveness and biliousness,
aid digestion and stimulate the whole sys-
tenn?
Truth and sobernesS compels Us to
answer. Hop Bitters, being pure, perfect
and harmless. See " Truths in another
column. FM2w2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08

Theological students reson that # there be coun-
tereitm0ney, there must be genuine so, Il tae 5ie
be udlels, there must also he enti II sno
rule apply to put up" medicines? Do not the
cheap aud worthless nostrums prove ina, there are
TLa rreat nopularlty of Or. PIerce's Golden MedI-
cal Discovery has resulted in the Manufacture of
many shoddy Alternative and tonic remedies bu
nrietnrs having found that, no matter how LOUD
they advertise, success depends upon merit Ia
south America, as well as in this country, the pLs-
coyery ia the standard remedy for all scrotulous
ami eTuntiya diseases. IL acts promptly on the
stomach liver, aud blood, tOning mp, regulating
and purifying the system 1t speedily aiIaYs an
hronrhial irritation, and cures the most stubborn
couah or cold IN half the time required by any
otbar ran,a,l, F3Hl as
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08
Chew Jackson's Bestsweet Navy Tobacco. r5!y
"A SAD SIGHT TO BEHOLD. "

some iour weeks since man. or rather walk
in r skeleton came into Crltjent0n'S Patent hedi'
cine Depot No. I sixth Avenue, New York, com
petelv exhausted, just riding from tourteeht9
Street near Ninth Avenue. He TOOK chalf anu
afer rezaInlug sufficient strength, Informed MI e.
that he mad been given up by his ply sieans to die
ftom what they termed to be a severe case OF Con
unntion-oue lung being entirely gone, and the
other more or less Affected. He says, " Mr. Crit
tanfpn will your article, which have seen alVer.
tisnd fnpaning HaIe's Honey Of iorehound AMI
Tar cnrp, or rive me relle?" | gravely Infol med
him that 1t was very bad case, and one which
was afraid had run too long but advised him to
try one bottle,as it certainly could do him 10 harm
and see the effect; explaining at the same tlmetha
Honey and Horehound s0othed and scattered all
rrtations and iullmmatons, and the Tar Balh
rInsnsed and cleared the throat and air passages
e5Inr to the lungs an the at il5l oual ingredients
Kent the organs cool, moist and IN healthy actlcn'
He took nv edvice bought bottle and went away.
On saturday he again came into the store, WIN
Iight step and smiling countanence; stated that
he used The first bottle and found so much relief
mai he felt encoura ged and at different tunes since
he mas sent for seven more bottles, which he hal
nsed and believed himself permahty curedi SAID
he should recommend it to all his friends and ac-
nnaintances, which, as he said, were many, as ne
Vas n man of wealth anl influence The price OF
HaIe's Honey Of HDrehound and Far Is only nily
cents bottle. Thus you WILL see mat thlS gentle
man was cured for 81, after paying hundreds Of
dollars to physicians. Sold at all drug stores at %
cents and 81 Large size much the cheapest to my
PIXIES TOOrHACuE DROPS cure IN Que minute
FMIml
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NJ AR RAG E s .

In West Bradford January l. 87s at the RESIDENCE Of
the brides father, l. WQrthley, Esd, BY Rev D +
Palmer Mr. ERNE5 W CUSHGAN OF OrfQrd, H.
and NJ iss MINNIE L WORTHLEf Of West Bradford.
BRIDES father, Geo Buckley, by Rev Z L Wells, Dr
JAMES HAYLEr and LILA c BULkLEY both Of
MOretowu.
In victory. January Isl, at the residence, Of the
brides father Thomas VI Randall, by Rev II Wins
low MIR EDWARD \ HARVEY and Miss MARY l.
RANDALL, both Of Victory.
In Calais, January |. by Rev q II Hastings OF Marsh,
field. MARTIN l. PIKE Of Mlrsnde,d and Miss J
Parker Of Calais.
In waitsheId Vt January st, 1873 at the Congrega
tional parsonage by Rev ) Robinson. Mr. -HUMEt
Z VAN DEUSES and Miss ALICE WAY ooth oil
Warren.
In Corinth January It'll. by Eey,D Willis, Mr. John
T DURANT OF Marshhed, and Mrs JULIA d HOP
KINS of Cabot
GE0RGE L ALEX DER OF Berlin, aud IDA PUT
NEY Of Montpelier
In Moutnsuer, Jau1lry I. by Rev ] EIgar! Wright,
WILLIAM A CULVER OF Mlddlesex, and LILLIAN b
ALEXANDER Of Montpelier
In Worcester, January l. at the residence o. the
brides father, by Rev P Carpenter. Mr. EN ERIN
TON f FERSON Of Hanover, n H. and Mss MARY
EMERY of Worcester.
In Worcester November IT, by Rev P II Carpenter
at his residence Mr. EDGAR AINSWORTH aud Miss
ALMIRA HURLBERT, both OF Calais
In Worcester, November 81. by Rev II Carpenter
at his residence, Mr. JOHN QUINN ard Miss ALMA
ROOT, both Of MONTPELIER,
In Worcester, November IS, bv Rev ? II Carpenter
Mr. EDMUND CHANDLER AMI Mrs ELIZEBEEH
WHITE, both of Worcester.
In Worcester. December 81, by Rev P H Cirpenter
THAMES V AILEY OF Worcester and Miss FLOR!
INGALLS, of Woodbury..
In Barre January 5rh by Rev Il Webster, Il
VAUGHN Of Jordan, Wisconsin aud ETA 4 BALCE
OF Washington.
In Ferrisburrh, December stss, at VI E parsouagt
! nv Rev i W Bennett, HENRY BOOKS aud R0SI
/ FEREEY, both Of Ferrisburgh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08
n o I &c L .

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF The
Waterbury National Bank for the choice OF Diseetors
for the ensuing year. will be held at said Bank in
waterbury, on Tuesday, January H. 1879 at one O'Clock
PM COhllS HGh-S' SsoHtoi'
Waterbury, Vt, Dec. 10, 1873 Fsows
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Chr freeman.
MONTPELIER. Vt.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 5. 1879.

We Iestreto make. ne FREEMAN particularly valua
HE forts news from all parts Of Vermont, and our
-5.n1sin different parts Of the State, especially in
WASHINGTON orange aud Lamoile Counties viii con-
Ter <reatfavor upon Us aud ourreaders oy sendlHs
observation-disclosures Giveusfactsand We willarrans
diem for the paper.
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RELIEF AND CURE OF
r = ? T y r E


and the ~
pIirdn $
eIEensss e6jendad cents
Remember Dr. SHERNANs stay in Boston necessarily limited
PRINCIPAL Office PSI Broadway New York
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n o I l c Z

\ Q I c T
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the First
National Bank Of Montpelier, for the choice Of DIrec-
tors and for the TRANSACTION Of any other business
that legally come before them, will be held on
Tuesday, the ith day Of January, 1879 at O'Clock P
at their Banking BOoms
c, HOUGHrON JR., Cashier.
GMoItpelier. Vt, Dec. Is, l-I.. F5lw+
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08
ADAH HACKETT'S ESTATE.

STATEOF VERMONT, Randolph District, IS.
In prohate Court held at Chelsea in said District,
on the 10th day OF December A. D. 1873.
washington L. warrner, Atmuistrator Of the
disfrict deceased presents his administration &C
c6unt for examination and allowance, and makes APP
patiOu for decree of distribution anu parHtlon OF
the estate OF said deceased IT, -. -. -,
Whereupon, is ordered oE sag Go9rt, that SAD
thereof to be held at the Probate ONCE, IN said
PandoIph on the 2lst day of January A ID. 1879 for
baarin and decision thereon and it further ordered
tbat notice hereof be given TO all persons interested.
~ Initiation Of the same three weeks successfully
IL the freeman newspaper published at Montpelier,
previous to said time appointed for nearing That tney
if any they may have, why said account should not
oe AM "-'4' $3.50 nv the Court-Attest,
r5owg WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Judge.
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DEATHS.

Ia Ivn IonvtIIe December Ct. 1873, Mrs. CYNTHIA
SWAZEY. aged II years and months.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-08
HANNAH ELLIS ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed BY the
H6norab HE Probate curt for the District of washing
ton C0nmissiouers to receive, examine and adjust all
Claims and demands of all persons against the estate
Of Hannah Ellis late Of East Montpelier, in said
istrt 5ecea sed and all claims exhibited in offset
thsret0 hereby rive notice that will meet for the
purposes aforesaid, at the dwelling house Of Ormul 6
NAV next from one O'Clock. until four O'Clock P:
zach Of said days and that six months from the Both
jav Of November A. D 1873 is the time limited by
sfl Court for said creditors to present their claims
to MS for examination and allowance
Dated at East Montpelier this 18th day OF Decenoer
lem H PECK. Commissioners
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ROYAL L B oW1GR
Abso1utely Pure.

should aa mi
View YkBa Of gEe
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Letters Uncaiied for at Montpelier. VT. Post
ONCE January 4. 1919.

UIHEt IItUUtT5 n u Z u
ITO obtatuthese letters persons must Elye tie
above date
IADtEs-Nrs Philetus Robinson, Miss Ida \ Willis
GESrtEMEx-Capt James Hale Chamberlain.