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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

The Memphis Appeal strongly ap-
proves General Hancock's manifesto in
regard to Southern war claims. So do
. number of other leading Southern
journals which at the same time earn.
estly recommend their readers to sspre.
serve their documents showing their
losses" The impression. evidently is
that the manifesto is 9 capital joke, and
that while penning il for the Northern
market the aetule General i,,dulged in
Z significant wink ut the Sonth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Won't some more Democracy from
Southern Oregon come down here aud
call Gen. Williams the ''greatest thief,
my God, of the age -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

1t is believed that the Confederate
Democracy will not now be in hot haste
to reorganize the Supreme Court in the
interest of the sssolid South"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15
Judge MeIsay 30 sne FRONT.

Judge kelsay will speak at the following
times and places
Roseburg, October 10th.
Albany, October 26th.
Junction City. October 10Th.
Eugene City, October Both.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Was it family remarked that after
Indiana had voted they would be called
''The boys with the Blues" aud not
the Boys in Blue
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

The boast of the ''eolid South" will
not be heard any more. The fact il
the spirit of entire rebeldom is at a re-
markable low stage.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Gen. Hancock will be able TO keep
in perfect accord with his party. as
he will neither have to vote or Sign any
bills for the payment of rebel claims.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Did anyone remark that Gen. Gar
field was implicated in the Credit Mo-
belier racket
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15
Notice of rtnaa settlement.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that franklin
IN Presley. as admin ist Tsator of The estate Of
David Presley, deceased has fled in he County
Court of Linn county, Oregon, his f1naI account
in the matter of said estate, and said Court has
appointed the third day of August. 1850. ut the
hour of one O'Clock in The afternoon OF said day
the time for hearing objections to ARid nc
count, If any there be, and for the settlement
thereof, FRANKLIN PRESLEY,
july I'd, 1SS0-y y12n4O Administrator.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Significant omen that We speak
of the Democratic flag at halfmast.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Are the Repu lican torch lights all
to be extinguished after Indiana is heard
from-and why ?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Bill English is SO happy he's the
man that never gets beat 1ndianians
love Bill English, they do, like -.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Won't some Democratic orator as
sert that Bill English never gets beat :?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Garfield will carry New York by
40 900 to 5O,0OO-snd don't you for
getit.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Courage, conduct and perseverance
conquer all before them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

1t you have not enemies it is a sign
that fortune las forgot you.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Garfield and Arthur will have q
"walk over" They have soft thing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Can't some pious Democrat write q
tract about De GolVer pavement
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Are we Nation with big N-say
about 100 lire plea, for instance
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

And even the 'tsol;d South" weakens
and divides up
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

MrsNACaroi hers, ,$5 Is
j F Conn, 81 S6
Us CovaII, 81 10
T S Cranfieid, &3 81
n ID Conn. 81 Is
Mrs s Z Coffeff, $3 Is
NJ T Grow, q 50
FS DlIuning. 90 ~
James Ellison, g. 81
Luther Elkins, &l4 II
James Elkins. 81 So
George Ecker, a. 20
S Eusley, ~ 10
John Foster. IS 81
B r Freeland, a 70
j j FHrrel, ,$3 10
A j Fox, &3 81
III ID Cooley, 81 ~
E Fl Griffin. $40 81
Fred Graf, % 40
Graf q Fromm, % Is
Sallie&NellieGor6ion$S
J W Gilliland, $i O5
l. H ATontanye. a sS
j S Morgan, 81 Il
b Martin&Co, $3 Is
Morgan & Week, a5c
7 T Mcknight, 70 Is
MrsSvMcCaliy, $50 80
Isaac New house. 81 So
i ID Odeneal, IS Is
Nilnrod Price, $40 81
rgePatfesson, 50 IS
Alex Parr, IS Is
ID Rankin, - So
j B Roberts, $3 Il
Mrs g F Robc rts. 81 81
George Richards, &6 30
NJ Rohrer, 81 n
A ID Rodgers. O. IS .
! N Smith, "a IS
T j Stafford, 81 -
Mrs l. j Swank, 7Sc
U p Church. @l9
Jason Wheeler, % rs
Z Sloan, - 7S
O w Warren, 26c
George Weller, 47 35
Frank Woods, as IS
I III Weed. Is 25
J Mrs NJ 8 White. $f 81
l. III White, 81 SO
q w Walker. - 90
g w Young, $l2 %
} Ed Zeis. IS 0A
Y Council, made on tn
80 j. l.. HALTER,
City Recorder.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15
ALBANY
Gol1egiate gustitate,
Albany. Oregon.
The second Term VIII open on
Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 1850.

For particulars concerning tho courses of
study and the price of tuition, apply to
Rev. Es.BERT n. CONnHT, Pres.
July 80, ISS0v12n45
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

Drunkenness tnrns man ont of him.
SELF and leaves brute 10 his place.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15

ing, without recommendation.
Rice moved that the petition of the Blue
Ribbon Club be granted.
Gradwohl moved that the said petition
lay on the table. Carried.
GIN motion of Scott. the vote laying the
netitinn of the Blue Ribbon Club on the
table was reconsidered.
Martin moved to amend by saying "when
testimony is produced" the law providing
for the prosecution OF violations of the IL
cense law shall be enforced by the city au-
thorities. The motion as amended pre-
vailed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15
z. C. JOHNSON, M. o.,
homeopathic
Physician ssElG surgeon.

nFFICE in Fro,nan's brick block, upstairs,
" Albany, Oregon. Sl3n2
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-15
John MeAllister, e

By order of the City Council, /
l2th day of October, 1880 j. l.. ]
Albany, Or, Oct. l5, 1880.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-12

tsases b Baunars. PtaadslFhil New
Yea L,erpeo3 "a Isaasos. Tts srm
saes Is tts -sstuy tecams bFowa
gttaefs a c. ag3 10 LaFisu3 hFown
skigty a -. tie Ba'unofs houss
tas asg.Hr tsru called Aieiss6sr
I+auu a seas Sir AltIAp3*r BFpwu
.asiasa u ,be bead u the house 10
Hataafs ss8 tas sfaiaf member q
tAr Gm q urava Brother a c. iili BIZ
drsta. Afterwards be san Gegtge took
has place ia BA.unofei aoolhvf son,
1slu 4 Bv~B. became tke bead d tss
PHILADELPHIA h0aEe James Bfewa.
aaoihsf eos. became the bead q lhs
New YORK H0ute and It'll another,
NlTism. sllcswsr3s. sif william Brown
waa placed 81 the bead 81 tbe Liver
pool house aad Mr. shapley oss u
Use psuuers a. its head Of the Londoo
h5asr. T1cse seus 81 Alexander Brswn
ate ill dead, bat sbs Different houses
caatnus For some years Mr. Stewart
Bowa has been tbo bead oflbo New
York aouse. anl bic eldest sop, Stewart
Hsnty Brown. the head " the Liver
pool house
Perhaps 10 backing house has been
beiief uf more lavatbly known the
world over than thai Of Browu Brothers
s Co. Ircncmher once being 10 Vera
Cruz aud having occasion to transact
some bauEiug business | went TO a
6erosu merchant who dealt somewhat
10 tie exchange business When !
t3ld him NY credit was at Brown
, Brothers. New York be responded
eBrowu Brntbors. dat is De pest house
I 10 the void world "
The ue. who have controlled The
desiiBies Of this great house have been
remarkable ior their uprigbtness, en-
ergy. cAreiulness and high christian
character From the beginning they
have been members OF the Christian
church and foremost 10 all good works.
/ No cloud has ever Swallowed the char
acler Of the house or any Of its mem
bers. Two Of the name are pow con-
nected With the London house, and
both, believe, are members Of Parli-
ameat
Mf. Stewart Brown bose death has
iust occurred. was one OF the purest
and best men that ever lived He was
member of many 81 our christian aud
benevolent boards aud ever felt it a
privilege and an honor to attend the
various committees aud bear bis fol
share Of the manifold labors which
were JevoIyed upon them He gave
freely OF bis money aud OF his time. In
every respect be was amodel Christian
gentleman, respected aud revered by
all while living and now mourned by
the whole community.
have thought this tribute might b.
acceptable TO your readers, though
most Of them may never have known
him personally
New YoRK.
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Nav lonk. Fob 1850.

w Fdaaa
10 puc ot MY letters, spoke nt The
r,ca uen II Nes York IhAve noa 20
speak oue who rev days siuce
Departed tbs Sic ia the i9,h year Of
BE age Irctsr - ST. stewart Brown
the ,cuinr mcmbcr II the we'll known
tsati auasr VI hrown Brothers ia
THE cliy Nc Bfgwn wAs II Irish De.
scent, his fatheg came 10 this ccuutry
tesr tie eiatc u iae iast century His
nucc. Alexander Rfown, was for mauy
yeas ipru merch4ut near Belfast.
liclan5 o~iug to the disturbed con
dilun Il tic country BE- closed up his
business Ard came witb bis family to
the Uutfed slatcs lie settled ii Balu
more. then a susli bot rapidly growisg
city A Younger brother Alss came
settled ia llai,im9tc this brother
was tie father II s,ewau Brown lately
deceased Alr Alexander Brown
opened . lissa store IS Baltimore. and
with biz uncle. Sts~aft ilfown served
bis apprenticeship. A. J have often
beard him 49,. b. commenced 81 tie
begisning. sweepiag eal tie store aud
maliag efrAnds. 81. eouliaaed iof
sume years Ia tbs Store w1b be uncle
- aesrces Mr Alexander BroNn be.
Hs quite dealef 10 bills II eK
rbangr. 49, thus prepared tie way 'or
tae Bautisg bsuuess g which ,le
ase eteatnally gave 80 Igs atteutiob
IA sbe aean time lhe 6fm established
IS goods houses 10 Nes York ard
Fsgpool S0@sshsFe absul tAe year
70 tAty wiladrsw from The dry goods
lasiness ard established hacking
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-12

We have great deal Of respect for
hr Carrie, editor Of Harpsr's weekly,
to-, p0me Of bis theories ia regard to
politics aro not only huely spun but al.
together 10 alteuuated 10 bear any
weight. Ever since the lssl New York
election he has been continually remind
ilg the public Of the fact that 10000
IbpHbIiraB voters In that state would
antvnle lorC ofurIl for governor and II
tUo Democrats had been united Cornell
aauId have been beaten Aud then be
rays j. tbo party does not nominate the
mau for president who happens to be-
the choice Of these 1900 voters they
p.i cife lhc state 70 the Democrats
ani prevent his election. No ring nom.
nations for uH says Mr. Curtis Now
Sc protect that Mr. Cults and his
10000 voters form the wor4t possible
aa Of ring. They claim the right 10
atlte 10 the remainder Of the 800 0CO
publican voters u the state whom to
lmira,e. They Say IN effect, nominate
He man w- want ur we will secure the
octiln Of Democrat, 10 matter II be
tea times a. Objectionable a. the Re.
bIioaa candidate 10 a certain ex-
aal maiJJiiles should rule IN parties as
weH "a 10 the stale OF course Mr.
uus 90 auy other man has 4 right 10
ityar shy particular mau for candi.
date aod use his influence 10 that direc.
ilbu lol - sal elafrh nd, jiNu 1ub't
u1ina4te ms man wili bolt IL upt only
t j. ,cy o.. extremely silly Nj.
tpais iss ga 4on quite ~ i,ga. iHat
th-I-esa too p.4-iiiua
lb lHaa hry anil TsmmAay took
ia ,Han- Dee, en bot, the party
M hr, ea- much .he -au.e as
tauu4 ieuna bad -truct lilrp. II
ptiy organization is worth anything
uen augbs obe sufficient party ale.
easc - tiuk PERSONAL preference
wteIc lhafe j. soothing radically wrong
t,hei witb ib@pAtA OF It's candidate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-12
rowS MEETING.
New YoRK.

MAEcnEsrER DEror, Feb. 10Th. 1880.
Mr.. Edfor:
Ia less than three weeks the legal
voters in freemau's meetingE will
assemble TO elect town officers. The
average voter thinks bot little and cares
less IA to who shall hold the RESPONSE
be offices 10 the town for the year en-.
sung, We have many citizens OF un.
doubted Integrity who are we'll qualified
to fll any Of the Offices, but who are
seldom elected TO any Office for the fol-
lowing reasons. First, they never
&c eclioneer" for themselves and, sec
uud!y, because there are so many others
who will persist in reversing the honest
politician = motto, Let the Office seek
the man. asd by crowding themselves
into notice reach the goal OF their am.
bilion sud 20 tie mau with the most
"chsck takes precedence over bis US
ambitious iui wortDier neighbor. 1t
has bees ~a s,sled and "a fully accords
with ms ,NeH ,irws lhst Instead Of fol-
lowing ibr custom Of changing entirely
The board a. selpctmcu alter AN aecep.
tihlr lern ol uilice that obe new mau
be elected each year, thus leaving the
toard ia eooi working condition aud
not Il sbie 10 the mistakes ia matters q
Judgment aud experience that must in
eyitably mark he course OF tbose mex
pcficuccd IL town matters | am mol
opposed 10 third term" nor a fourth
even where the present incumbent OF al
oflie Il better qualified than any of bi.
fellows for that oilics Any man who
is shrewd and prudent. and shows 10
teliigenge IN the management Of hii
own business Is apt TO make a good
public officer. and 10 regard 20 select
men OF Listers il d0es not require a col
lege education to Ct man Tor the Of
fee, 50 much as a natural aptnesa foI
businsBs o. good Judgment, coupled
with enough Independence 10 cause one
10 act a. duty dictates instead OF being
swayed by parties who have selfish 10
teres,s AZ regards the town grand
jurors aud also The petit Jurors too
much discretion cannot he eIerciset
Ia their selection. With them more
than aoy other lies the important
work 81 The suppression Of crime
though eomewhal indirectly. AZ near
/ Is piue-len,hs Of the criminal acts ar
liBluced ~ liquor, men Tor the aboy'
mentioned Offices should be selected
who Sc well established 10 temperate,
principles ADD who have enough indie
peBdence 81 character 70 ptess crimina
prosecutions 70 The limit q he las
aud lha4 ensure % The public TIA
safety u prrsou aud property which i
TIE right II every citizen "a to th'
minor ofice Il highway sarveyor tha
tie pfetept system 81 working oul
Aishways IL sueh that &C 81 aot gel
tie fsil salas u tie al i apparent {
aHy z.a wbo wil give the sabject hi
aticnsioa u m4py districts th'
Amosut oi lie tar is too small e sui,
. ably repair The roads while 10 others
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-12

TIE PebusYlsanlA state convention
~ sIecung delegates TO she Chicago
tseapau -. held last wcek The
ou'y pfgsidcaiiai candidates mentioned
we're Guut and Blaine, The oonveu-
,ien voted by majority Of twenty to
iastfuci The delegates 10 vote IS unit
fof Gtsbt. The result showed 80 uu-
expected smsl majority ior Grant,
and very many shfewd politicians think
], viii have a weakening eject upon
BIS caavAs, bat the fact remains that
Pennsylvania IL sure for Grant and
Se~ York will probably follow suit
Ibtee two states with most Of the
suatbera states which be is pretty sure
70 get vii. give him . good start IN the
convention aud il looks now as though
br might carry il, though not without
strong opposition Under the oircuH-
stances BIO may withdraw though this
Il nUi very probable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-12

a New Hampshire man, whose name
is not given, proposes 10 give Dartmouth
college $50, 900 before April L.
According TO the New York Sun the
democracy Of the Empire state is rent in-
to factions, and powerless 10 do good.
The New York Herald announces that
Il has opened subscription for Irish re-.
lief, aud heads 1t with contribution Of
sl00, 600.
One Of the walters in a Leadyille botel
used 10 be member OF The Nav Jersey
legislature. This, says the Boston Post /,
shows that man can rise in the world
II be tries to-
The recent cold snap has removed all
appreheusions OF an ice famine along the
Hudson The ice formed very rapidly.
Men are at work day aud night above
PoDghkeep,ie, housing the crop
A Portsmouth woman deposited SlG0
IN The STAFFORD savings bank at Dover in
1888 aud was greatly surprised when the
treasurer told her taat the total amount
her due was Sl6ls.
A Herald special says that Levi +.
Morton and several other prominent
members of the House iilappear before
the Judiciary committees Is mex; meet
ing to discuss the question ~ entc'ug q
genrr baa',tup' aN.
a disprcr tfnu Bneor NJ. reports
excileul, ni over H., devololsm ul- OF rich
copper ani .ty'r mining properties
Large profits haVs bs,n rgaiz ID already
II is e.limicd thsr from $1,000 coo to
81 090. 600 hsvs been Invested ia lands in
mineral districts since midsummer by the
citizens.
The greatest change 10 the weather
ever known ou Mi Washington in the
same length Of time occurred recently the
thermometer nj noon beginning ~ above
aud at . y NJ, q below zero.
Ia an article discussing candidates for
the Democratic nomination Tor the Presi-
dency, the Utica OJSercer OF SATURDAY
says OF ex.Goy. seymour: But be is
unGltrraby Gred 10 the determination no,
10 run; he will secepl DO nomination
under any circumstances. II be can be
moved 10 modify this determination il
will be we'll for all concerned. But those
i
v BIO think he can do not know him or
greatly mslske bis charActr.
The Jackson (Niss) Clarion, edited by
/ the Chairman Of The Democratic State
Committee, says: The report that the
southern Republicans are Tor Sherman
for President IL all 3 pretense. The
voting Republican masses 10 the South
are Tor Grant, aud bis nAme will wake
them up 10 = stale OF activity they have
/ bot exhibited for years II will be well
/ Tor The Democrats 70 realize the fact and
70 artsuge their pians for vigorous and
active canvas along the whole line.
4 The Qateu's speech has been coldiy re-
ceiyo3 by The people, who read il in extra
editions Of the papers Immediately after
is delivery. 90 the return OF ihc Queen
10 Buckingham Palace there we're many
e1pretsions Of disfAv0r am0ng the pop
ulsee. Beaconsdeid aud Salisbury were
bot present At The opening Of Parliament.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-12

TAX SALE
xAs aa1suaiasaa ysepstsaaRs ~ he towa *
p1rsst . tht oNEsty e hsnnaHgsa Nrs hsFstf
nna1fsd tAAi ths ttnas assessed ~ aAta bswn aaA
saeeol cistf4es Ae. "a IL ssid tevn sigkih tkrss
ye9rs PreeAsa.aa tAis date rSna5a u whols ~
h Pasa nspei& usae tAs tellswang deaerlhsa
sAsaa Ktsssee IN SD tgsr. = vit
un tea scrss a land atnAtea IL scbaal Uis-
tset Ne u sfaresAlA. Gsa kba~h - the kleff
N1Arxy ioa ieEmsfly owRs1 ~ AlRa, kAfraaetaa
Fssty asa later eparsys8 - hlste hslross 81
yekn ? AlGer. And pos esned - h.Ha 49, a..
sNsssd Ase tAHed V jobs r, Algsf.
Tafss tns ihsrcab naH
on - Asres q he ~ piueian 80. O. aha -
seEss 81 tie tth n8uslen. Nc 81 both q SAD
Mvsssons arsNp g ths nkhl q Joseph q
Was snd ssftegsd Y ssmasl scpsf ap1 600.
vsysd b nsvid Wsss o. II wssi
Nov lea lsts Asa - ss4a s Wesl renrtyea
10 wheeler Huutrr, Nov 30, IsGa sst d and
tllne 10 GrseH rskk MaFbs Co
TaIst due tbtrsap O. s.
On 40 egnA ans undivided haH 81 ahout 10
tsFes u land, kngwa ~ the Fulsum 4aaItY. aus
- samuel faisom esnscytd " Gee q, BatuGfd
Nov 81 ls6s Asd ~ Geo q EarnAr8 conveyed
30 GATES Il kArpAtd gannAFf S. isg5 and beun
- a. iallo~s bsgiuniag At maple swmF about
rods below the Sep ~ The marble ledge, being
the niA-skst eoFAeT u the 'sun Lot ~ called
thence running pofthefiy ou toe east line q said
san lot 90 reds. thence westerly parallel With
The soaiA line u sAaa sau l.oI a. roas. thence
southsfiy parallel via TIE east line o. said lot, 90
rpds, theucs eGstefiy on The south llao % said
'Suu Lot ~ rods u the place u bcgiRniHE con.
tanning % actef, set e. aud taxed 10 Gates n
BARNARD.
Taxes due thereon tlSiN.
And 70 muck o. sGld lEpds will be sald At pub-
lie sastion 81 the hotsl Of nArr0ws Wilson, 10
East Dorsct, 10 sad bafset on the 10th DAY Of
March, y. 1850 At 10 o'clock "a the forenoon.
Gs shGll be requisite 10 discharge said tsHcs with
costs nnloss- previously paid
Dated a. Dorset, 10 said County Of Beuutug
ton, this T. day VI February, A D 1850
ISAAC BARROWS,
ss3S Constable GHd Collector.
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WM RnNKrR,s r..,,s

NrANH ~ NtHwavi .tts1gksi II n knak as&af
Is rfeihsfa Cgatt hhia al hauEh astsf ssth u
Rna ~ est a.atft 81 tta ,h 6As 81 1sua.
A. a. g iss
Freezes nsa d q wafa lsazs
rs Aamlhssuttuf 1sta MAH8- rs tss
estate q Wa Nsakn. tstf ~ Hsse
atr4tat 81 skaa aiHi5tet ttetase8 pigas
ia 81 freasT - AeCaaa4 &c BE sHasif.s. tstssa
30 sAld estate. 81 - araefta bv sAaA tssaft tkst
sti8 acez.atl - tnKUfnsl o. tfesttae e. sac
siau thfreaf 81 81 Lesa 81 sha ifatsEs Osaes be-
SCI Aauehestst tA saiH llstFist as zee
81 SAY - Asfeh o. issa asd thkt aaurs
be 6tsea iu ~ pttsHns atsftsie3 - the Yalk
rsiion e tLls oftsf la ttt MshtAssist JeeANtt
a usHspkpFf gtiatsd al said NsnChettsf thres
Hests sapcsasiTsiy. pFstieus - uala ums 81
hearing
tfas Record
Attett, X HOWARD. Juare.
A ,gas eapy q Record
s2w Attest. n HowARu. JadFs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-12
PETITION.
FnAsors wraran,urr.

FRASc1z WEArHnmu.
us ) Ben. Co. Court
EDWARD HoREnTs, et. al
The undersigned appointed by tho Hon County
Court within and fer the County Of Bennington,
Commissioners IN the above entitled cause, per-
susnt to au order OF the Court therein, will sell
~ public auction, 10 the highest bidder, at the
Hotel Of s IL, IhAyer IN Mauche,tcr, in the
County OF Bennington ON the 2iSt day February
A. d 1850, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, the
following described premises situated 10 Man
chester, 10 the County Of Remington an stale
Of Vermont, Bounded as follows beginning al
the Southeast corner OF hand owned by said
Francis WeAtheTbeo, on the West aide Of the
highway leading pact Said WeaihGIbee's house,
thence North n degrees West n Tho ueftb line
| of the Roberts farm. eight rods thence pnTih
degrees, 30 minutes east, II tuds and II linLs
| TO stako, thenee North 81 degrees and " min
utes east. two todH to the center OF the highway
thence in the center Of the highway 10 Tie place
OF beginning, with tho cheese factory building
! thereon standing, together With the right 10
| take the water from the spring nov fufnlahng
water to The cheese factory, and from one other
| spring about tweDty-One rode north east from
the first mentioned spring IN pipes or other cen,
duits, with the right 20 enter upon raid Weth.
/ herbee's land at all times 10 clean out taid
| springs and by pipes or other oOndiuts, from
said springs 10 sAid described premises and
mfko all ne cessary repalTs 10 said pipes OF con
/ duils also the hight TO ditchaTg water and whey
| through ditch into dry well on taid Wcathor-
bees land, about two rods westerly from the
rear line Of said pre- misses. Tho owner Of said
| premises being restricted from erecting any
| buildings on "a 6 above described premises north
| of where the ohUese factory now Htands, aud IN
case they do the promises are TO revert TO Fran.
cis WeAthetbee, the former Erantor. Aud said
| premises arc the same premises described, IN q
certain deed from Francis Weatherbeo to HdgaI
d. HOLSTER, aud Charles W. King, dated August
| goth, 1875.
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JAMES X. BATCHELDER,
LOYELAND MUNs0N
J, Is. H0LLIsTER,
3s3w Commissioners,