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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-15

The Windsor State prison now bag l49
inmates.
Hon. Daniel Roberts has been elected
city attorney Of Burlington.
Alec Robinson was drowned In Lemon
Fair, Cornwall, on Monday night. lie
had bought farm in New Haven aud
was moving his goods. On returning
home It was very dark ssd be drove off
from the road into the river. The, horses
got out. The body was found.
1t has been decided to bold The lllh re.
union Army Of the Potomac at Burling.
ton, the third week in June. Gen. Grant 10
xpected to be present.
The republican district convention for
the Second District was held Wednesday.
Hon. Luke Z. Poland was made chair
man. Hon, John Is. Mead and Hon. II.
e, Belden were chosen delegates, with A.
4. Rankin, and +. Ely. Goddard as alter
mates.
A farmer OF Wllliamstown emptisd the
brine from his beef and pork barrels at
the roots OF a maple tree during the
autumn. This spring the tree was tap
ped for sap aud the first sugar made from
IL was 80 salt az TO be worthless.
Mrs. Reese, OF Pnlney, died In that
Town last week, Just one week after she
bad celebrated her 9sth birth day.
The contemplated reduction 10 local
passenger rates on the Passumpsic rail-
road took effect on Monday.
The pay Of section men on the Central
Vermont was restored April TO the old
price Of 81 per day.
The Pawtncket ice company have just
completed harvesting ten thousand tons
OF Ice from Crystal Lake In Barton, and
have stored the crop 10 five large sheds,
II is intended for distribution between
Providence and Worcester.
A portion OF The Rouse's Point bridg &c,
between The draw and the Albnrgh shore,
waa damaged By floating Ice, Friday,
which crowded upon Il with crest force.
demolshiug some 800 feet or more OF
piles. The track was shifted 1t once,
however, and no trains we're delayed.
On the farm Of Roswell Ford. Brain
tree, there il birch tree, one and one
bali feet through, aud about two feet
from the ground a maple, four inch e.
through, grows ont Of il with no sign Of
e root. Both trees are perfectly sound.
At Eerthhsld, Saturday, 10 The qnArry
OF the Adams slate and tile company, 4
derrick fell. crushing The skull aud
almost instantly killing Gideon yso and
seriously ipjurlng Frank Townsend.
Lake Msmpbrsmagog stilI presents &C
uubroksn shee, Of Ice, and Eity nen aFs
row At work harvesting a crop Of clear
Ice Of .sn Sversge thickness Of fourteen
Inches, for storage Al Newport.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-15
IlIa..Il lhal Laara lle .a,erAl -

II said that there are several Dem
ocrAlie teBAtors ia Congress Who will
not vote to deprive Senator Kellogg Of
bic seat. although several eAacusses
have been held 10 Dive them 10 il
That party seems 70 be badly divided
aud Il IL no uncommon thing Cor them
TO cali each other liars even 10 open
session Having a majority 10 both
Houses they are unable 10 control II
aud eobscq penily there is great deal
Of unpleasant wrangling and very little
accomplished.
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LBERT II. BARTON's FsrATr.

- nlata Of Vermont. hanfbastsf D1stf3ets -.
IL Probats Court held 81 Manchester vtthln
ana fot said DistTaei, On The 18th day u
March, a. b. 1850.
C0py Of IN instrument p0rp0FtlEK ~ he the
last Will and Testament u Albert II.
Harton, ials 81 jamestown IL tie Cosnty "
Ckastaaqas. ia shs stale II Esw ferk. deceased,
together wigh eopy u the record " ihs prof.
thsre9f y the sus9Esie Court Mlshih al fes
by L. Knlght1A bsrtsH the Exseator named, for
Probate. "a 10 ordered By sald Coat, that al
paraeHs eoEeeFEsd thereih be notified ~ apPstr
st sssslsH ihefepf. 70 bs bed Is the
Probate Uefss 10 Manchester 10 ssid dis
aistFiot o. tls nth day " April, a. j. 1913. a.
le seioek 10 tAs forenoon, and shgn cAaass = hbT
tksy kave, sssinsl The pfobais u sad viii 10
sklsh purpose u 10 further ordered. sEst this
order, be psLsisAsd three useks safcssslfsiy ~
ths MAn1Esalsx 1oUEa4L, nsssFapsf 0fItted
81 Manchester IN tails state, Ffssi@ss T. said
tsns u bearing.
sssv LrTzsT. RAsBEY HOWARD. ysags.
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We see IL announced 10 some Of the
state papers that ET Governor Stewart
will be a candidate for member Of
Congress 10 this district, not to that
extent, however. which will imperil bis
chances 10 take Senator Edmund =
place provided Il becomes vacant. Oar
tx Governor is man Of ability beyond
question, bat whether be has agility
enough to ride two such spirited
horses st The same time remains to be
demonstrated His brotherin law, Joe
Batlell, 10 also mentioned az q posi-
bic future Lieut. Governor
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AT ihe diansr given at New Orleans.
La. April ssh, 10 tie d. Grant BY The
Federal officers Of ID Army and Navy
II the late var, the General, 10 reply 10
The toast oaered il bis honor, said
6ExTLaIN vish this part Of The
entertainment h' q come earlier, 20 that
might be thru' Igh now AID be enjoy
log your pann hneut Your Chairman
hAs hoaoFed me 10 bic address far
hsyond whaG deserve. l did Tue beat
eosld. bat The naa who bore the mps-
ket was - worthy az credit a. be Who
directed bis course bad your sup
port snd that Of hundreds 81 thousands
II others, 10 whom is doe the praise.
As 10 The fesul,. lhiak 80 al agree
Bow. even those who fought against
us. HAT The war ended IA The best way
sos al North ADD Soulh-lhroughous
che whole naiion II those who f0sght
agsi1st us Ter TIE separation of this
uzsion had succeeded, we should have
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-15

lhsa WELLESLEY Aitemplsd - ride asnra
mes thfupFh RsputssAs mna
neetisg, whsn psaoaably asssmbIcd
lisieniug q RsPuhiiean speaker. Are
thess "trunpe5 % charges
Ia suwaase ossuty. Il tho lAsi
election, yosf DsnocrAsSc clerk. uf
espuiy, lsfl "a from The inspectors liss.
Al ,be Live Oak poll. seArly 100 regis-
tered voters. and he sun holds bic
oGes. IL lhaa -lsampsa up ebafgsl"
Ia AlsossA eoapsy q voters lost
thsif right 10 voss II the Aieaaopy
pol. by oousPl DcmocrAuc nAsipala-
lions Of the election Laws. ard The
eoasty oABvassisg board corruplly
rejected, 10 utter disregard Of The plain
statute law. returns from three polls,
which gave the Rsppblieau ticket four
huudred ard seventy majority, for
which they stand indicted. and ought
70 be convicted. They slill hold their
Offices 10 this "trumpsd-up charge"
At Long Swamp. Marion county.
Democratic officers Of election, corrupt
y substituted % Democraiic ballots
iof like number Of Republican ballots
now admitted, 10 writing, by the
counsel sL the Democratic candidate
iof Congress. who stilI holds bis seat
through this admitted fraud Is this a
"trumped.up chargei'
In BrevArd county you conuptly
added 1914 votes TO the true vote cast
for the Democratic candidate for
Congress. from which county be
himssli. by letter. requested friend
TO secure bin majority greater than
the total registered vote In the county,
and the Florida Union apologized for
aud defended il, until compelled by
public sentiment to retract Are these
"trumped.up charges Z"
For these crimes, some have been
sentenced TO, and others hung on the
verge Of the penitentisry. and the state
courts have not yet attempted TO
arrest or punish single offender. In
the fourth judicial circuit not q crime
Of this character was committed at the
last election. II 10 for these reasons
that Middle Florida withers and rots,
and sleeps under tho accumulated decay
Of ages. while East Florida. where
these things do not occur, sparkles all
over with growth and prosperity.
You Democratic leaders are opposed
to tho execution of the national laws,
because you deny there is nation, OF
you would make it the skeleton instead
Of the living lion.
You want free fraud but not free
elections You are opposed to all who
do advocate peace at he polls and .
fair election. For these reasons q
citizen Of Florida, with real estate
securities worth 5000, caunot borrow
81 900 in New York.
Are these"trumped-up chargesl"
Do you wonder that the Republicans
10 the south send up piteous cry FOL
Grant / wish the north, with united
voice would send up the same cry.
Let I'M. a. S."-most attenuateC
senility-answer these questions.
am willing to let by cones be by.gones
bnt if you choose to reopen the pas
and attempt to convert the truth o
history into falsehood, you will inC
those who are ready TO confront you
"Let us have peace, justice and fai
: play. II. BisBEE. JR.
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SAMUEL BEATY's RsrlYr.

~ STATE u vsrnaOni, Manchester, Diststst, e..
Ia Probate ossrt hsi1 II hanshssssr uithis
Asd iof said District. oE The 1sd day Of Marsh,
a. ID. 1879.
A eopy Of an isslFusasnt purpoFsiaR 10 Be tbs
last VIII And TssiGEnsnl 81 bamasl Beatty. lsis
u sslsm IL tbs Coaaty Of WsshinTtsn and
STATE - ksw YsEk, dsassssd. Glsa . copy Fl tAs
record admittlss ths ssns 10 probate IL ths BnF-
ogats oouYt within shd for ssid County ~ Wssh.
ingtes, bsing presented BY Hsnry II. Bsaty and
Mar T.. Bsagf the EIseutcfs thsFeih namsd,
for probate. u 10 osdsrsd y sad e0aSt
that III pefsgaa e0pesFnsa theresa be notified ~
eppsa4 a. a sssai0n tLsrsCf, 70 BE held 81 the
Probate Ofsos ia kAnekssteF. IN FAD district 80
the zstb day 81 April a. o. 1850, q 10 etloek. ln
he fefsn0eA, ssd shSH rsass, II auy they have,
againsg the probate 81 SID viii for wktsh EnT.
poss Il IL fartksr sfdsFed. thai tsls order "
pabisshsd thEs4 weeks sseossstssiy IL TIE msa-
eheatsF JogsA1L q neSspapef pEfnied u hsa.
shessss IN tkas sssas, prsyiSas y saad HES -
ksarine.
b ne oeaz4.
4ess ATTEss, RAExEY H0NABp, Jsass
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A BIGAlL PARSONS Estato.

a BtAts Of Vermont, Manchester District 90,
In Probate Court. held II hanehssitT. withip
and for said District On tho Goth day Of Msrch
A. D.. 1879.
Present Hon. AsnEsy Howard. Jadge.
The EIseulor, j. j. Hill. o. The estate
Of Abigail Parsons late Of Sunderland, 10 said
district deceased, proposing 10 render an asespHi
Of his administration on 'said estate. IL ts sTdsF@
cd by atid Court that said sceouBt b. examined
for allowance ~ session thereof W be ksld a.
the Probate Office Ia Manchester, in said district
on tia 1sth day Of April, a. b. 1850, aa1 that
notiea be given 70 ~ psFsons Interested ~ the
publlcaslOn IL thIs order ia the haushsatsF
gouEsiL. q nssspspsF printed ~ said hsnshss.
Ter, three weeks s1sesssivsiy. previous 70 SAID
tiEns Of hearing.
A trns Record,
Attest, hAHKEY HOWARD, Jsags.
Atrus copy " Record,
4ssw Attest, RARkEf HOWARD, JadEs.
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psuerwoarnr Svork WI r Clarke
Of Provtdeacs, r. l.. has Issued .
pamphlet be sends free 10 any address
setting iorth The result Of bis experience
with reference 70 Bnghls Disease Of
the Kidneya Mr Clarke adduess the
most incontestible evidence that this
mAlAdy yields to The proper remedy.
The only mediciue used BY Mr.. Clarke
is HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kid.
Iney aud Liver Medicine, aud with il he
performs cures that arc really very re,
markable.
Sold BY all Druggists. Trial size,
rs cents
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AZ alismps wil q made % seiale
Tie sefsd gsssiioa q Chisese lmmigfa
tea b. special commission 81 whieh
Pfoslaeul AnRell u Michlgaa usisef.
sliy il chief The Efforts q tbe cons.
mlsslsa ~ili be directed to convincing
tks Chinese EosernmsAt tia, there is 4
decided prejudice agAinst the Chinese
Ia tlis coansfy ssd thAt i will Re beat
ior al concerned lbal The home govern
ment shall restrict emigration d
prohibi. s, enlifsly II they will poI
Ga ibis acme other course will have &
be pursuec
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-15

None receive 80 much benefit, asd
none are so profoundly grateful and
show such an interest in recommending
Hop Bitters as women, II 10 ths only
remedy peculiarly adapted to the many
ills the sex is almost universally subject
10. Chils and fever, indigestion or
deranged liver. constant or periodical
sick headaches, weakness 10 the back
or kidneys. pain in the shoulders and
different parts Of the body, feeling OF
lassitude and dependency, are all
readily removed by these Bitters,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-15

We live 10 a beautiful world, and a
temperate enjoyment Of lie's blessings
10 both reasonable and right but TO do
this we must have health Dyspepsia
aud Liver Complaint is the direct cause
Of seventy dve per cent Of such Diseases
as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache, Costiveness Nervous Prostitution,
palpilatlon of the Heart. and many
other distressing symptoms. Baxter's
Mandrake Bitters. taken according TO
directions, will remove the cause and
cure the disease. Only rs cts per
bottle. Ala
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Rear5. ; rromlaeut rsge horse, for
vhich kis owner released g. SOC Wa
ruined rresntly ~ ucgfo groom who
broke tee berses aw Nth = eiub.
KesdAlfs spaEin Care is The most val
liable rsmsdY ever known Tor every
kiBd Of al iajory. hrUise, cat Or sore.
a. well a. fos Any kind q lsmsness on
least on maa. Il j. truly wonderful
what sacoess everybody has with IL
Read the Advertisement 'or Kendalfs
SPAWN Care il 81 ether eolnmn
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Hart, tho eol0Ied Boston lawyer,
who won the OLeary belt 10 The six
days walk ID New York city last week
covered sos miles aud carried of slg,.
500, His record is IS miles better
than that Of Blower Brown aud is
more than that Of Weston, which two
stood at the head Of long distance
walks. Hart receives. besides the belt
1000 entrance money. 1880 in gate
receipts aud 81 coo special prize for
having beaten Browns great feat. The
second 10 the race. pegram, also
another Boston negro. covered 54a
miles. which would have been astonish.
log little more than a year ago.
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Toe klng e Nufm&s - ssek and BE
ssisol egsfs ordered ibs ssethcs 81 ie9
bumsa 4rss 81 ia recovery. Tbs e
falhef ssAnlaE aaaeauetmgsi 80 ihs
laa kaf * ,hs isth csstvy sa3 ssowS
,hA lke wefis dpsa nas move as fast a.
ssme people lmagine q charge q
dypsuiis sudsr ibe Kegs palace il
nafmaA woula b Ne tpee3.tsi eiF.lls.
e. ue ksow Il. WEI acme ~ oer
70 rssaasfy soe.sii,s tats The b.si I'D
fruaf5 = pstksgs
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

A. q. CL1RKs KstAtas
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of MAa-
chester Commissioners. 10 receive. sIamins and
adjust all claims and demands Of all peFsons
against the estate o.
A. q. CLARK late sf Manchester,
In said district, DECEASED, and all claims exhik-
tied Ia Offset thsrsto. ksrsby give Rotiss that We
will acct Tor the pnrposs Aforesaid, at tbs
ofies Of A. o. Clark Co., al Raetsry PoiHt IN
sAid Manchester On the S0th day Of June And soth
day Of Oct, from O'Clock, =, M. anal o'clock
p. IN. on essh II sail 6sys. and THAI siK meatha
iron the sist dsy efkAFsh a D.. 1855 10 the usAs
limited BY said Court fer said creditors te pre-.
cent thsif eiAlns 70 ns for sIamisstsos snz e.
ieushsa.
Dated 81 Manchester, this siss DAP Of March
a. .. lsse.
ss. s i 4 o eSS i. DIAN. cs-.
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The following resolution was adopted
by The School SBperintendents
Rescued. BY the Superintendent
assembled at Arlington for the county
81 Bennington, April 9Th, 1880. that
teacher who applies BLACKBOARD names
and spi.hc,s to bis pupils or who calls
bic scholars by vulgar titles. o. who 10
visiting companion teachers school
uses rough. harsh, ungenilsmanly Lam
guAge 10 the teacher and scholars. or
who outside the school makes cotase
and insulting remarks abost such Of
the district az may sot agree with bis
or her teaching, government or other
school action Ga bic Or Der part, Is beyond
ssssiion immoral 10 the senye Of the
Law. and j. undeserviug Ger ddcate az
teacher 10 the common sch ools OF Ii,
coanty, although such tee ,ber may b,
very capable to instruct aud have has
long experience.
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TIE epsatnie e scarlet isytf % 81
lobssbsrY has tst.ftlY sbsiea he
Calsl0siaH shlnts 80 waiav las bees
noFe sisklY is Ia vsn sstg shaa any
ssnrs igts.
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Iowa will send a strong Blaine dele
cation 20 Chicago. Connecticut Il
divided between Edmunds, Blaine and
sherman. Massachusetts, will probably
sond a MIXED delegation, good por-
ton being for Edmunds. Missouri ,sill
send Grant delegation aud large
majority Of the delegates frorn the
Southern states will be for Grant.
Present appearances Indicate that
Illinois will senl Grant delegation as
Washburne, who might secure the
delegation for himself, is working hard
ior Grant. II The latter state does
seed Grant delegates there ia little
d ubt that be will receive majority
on The Gre. ballot. though there Is a
bare chance that ihe opposition may
preveas such result.
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OF INsOLVENCY.

" state Il Vermont. District Of Manchester.
In the matter q james l.. Mccall, insoiyent
debtor
De petition Of Rnfus II. Consnt. AAsigDts,
II ls ordered that the second GDs third msstlays
Of The creditors u said inaolsent debtor he held
NJ the Probate Once la Manchester Ia said Dis
triel ON the 9th, day u April 1850 A. ~ O'Clock
g. m for the purpese eel lorth ID sections 10, rs
aud 10 Of IAN Act TO establish Courts Of insoi-
vshey ia this State" approved November. 9stb,
1876, and also for the purpose VI proving their
claims.
Manchester, w., April In, 1880.
i7sw b. X. bihofDs, Register.
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East Arlington. Vernon
Arllr.su, Y, ap aat IL. lsss So A'''i ".
PETITION ron DIVISION OF Es-


HrArs ~ VKnnssT, District VI Masohssier, e.
In Probate Court. hsid ~ Manchester, Within
aud for said dittriet, on the Bth iay u Apnl,
A.. y, isku
Proseat lien. Il, Howard. Judgs.
Whereas noraes W. Lssrsnce. on, ~ ths
heirs Of the estate 81 Amos lAsrenes late Of
Manchester, deceased, has Glcd his Petition. Ia
writing. setting forth thai be holds enc tquAl
siith part Of siid estate jointly WITH the other
heirs thereof, and being desrous 10 held ths
same IN stverAity. and praying aala Court to o..
dor division OF said tstAts aud appoint Gem
mistionsfs for that purpose II is ordered BY
said Court that sAid petltisn, hearing aud deeis
ion thereon be referred 10 session thereof to BE-
held at the Probate Once Ia Manchester, in said
District on the 2sth day Of April, a. n. 1850,
aud that 81 persons interested DO nctihsd
thereof, by publication OF notes OF said apphe&.
ton and order thereon, three weeks snsecs.isa
ly IN the MAHeAester JouRsAL. q nswrpspsr
published ~ Manchester aforesaid, before said
time OF hearing, that they May appear at said
time and place, and, " they soc sauso, okIset
thereto.
by order Of Court,
i7sv Attest, RANNRr HOWARD, yadge.
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NOTlOE

NOllOEa,
- The Lon-rssidsnt propiistcrs ofths tow 81
Sunderland, 10 the Conhiy OF BennibEtoa and
state OF Vermont, are hereby souaed that the
taxes assessed said towa, G"uaty, state and
State scheOl In which shid lands arr siuAtad. foI
the yeArs Of 1871, 1878 and 1918 T,nHia Va whole
or in part unpaid 90 the tol'-~Int i.uds Ia said
town, 10 wit:
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And 30 much Of aid Iands viii be sold 81 pub.
lie suctioH at the Hsilrosd Lepot 10 BuBdsr.
land, on the 18th dag ~ My 1870. At 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon, ~ shall bs requisite 10 dis
charge said taxes with eosts .pnlsss previously
paid.
Dated at sunderland, this 5th day Of April,
1850
47sw CYRUS PARE oSs. First Constable.
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lOR SHE or mo- LET.

Cs-T-- mouth \ expenses guaranteed to Agents
% 1 Outfit tree. SHAW 4 Co, Augusta, Me,
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John PERRY's EsrArn.

JOHN PERRY'S EsTArH.
STATE or VERMONT, District Of Manchester, st
Ats Probate Court, held 81 Manchester, within
and for said District oa the slst day Of March
A. ~. 1890.
Present Hon. Rsunsy Howard Judge.
Tbs Executor, William II. hmitk, on the Rs.
tate Of John Perry, late Of Manchester in said
District, deceased. proposihg 10 render AH 40
eouHt OF hls admipistFation on said estate,
and makes sppheaiisn fer decree Of dis
irritation Of said ss,ste, Whsreupon il 10
ordered By aatd Court that said account be Ell.
arained tor Allowance st 9 session thereof te bs
held at the Probate 0fies IN Manchester IN ssis
District on the 18th day Of April , 1870,
aud that notice be given 60 all persons Interest
cd by tho publication ef this order la the MAn-
chester JOukHLL4 . newspaper pFintsd ~ said
Manchester, three weeks successfully, prsvioas
" said time Of hearing.
trna Record,
Attest, hANNHT HOWARD, ysdss.
true espy Of Record,
ass Attest. RAkERf HOWARD. Judge.
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The Manchester Journal.

o.t ssssass r~ss, agsvpr,
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Emaciatl0n, dfopsy, mental and physi-
cal weakness arrested by Malt Bitiers.
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a The residence fthe late II. p Way, In tn.
Village Of Manchester Buildings In eIeellsnl
condition There Is about one acre Of land with
good fruit and garden connected with the prem
isos. Terms reasonable. FOR particulars ing
uiro II
CT. SWIFT.
Manchester. W. March Sd. 1850, A7tf
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THURSDAY. ARM il. 1889
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&h tn GC0 A day at home Sam.
"" W w." pies worth as free. Address,
BttStoN 4 Co., Portland. haits. 29iy
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PETITION TO SELL REAL Es.


TATE TO PAY DEBTS,
STATE or VERMONT, District OF Manchester, SIS,
IN Probate Court. hold at Manchester, within
and for said District on the l2th DAY OF April,
A. D., 1850.
Present Hon Rannoy Howard, Judge
lease Burrows Administrator Of the estate
Of John Nc philamy, late OF Dorset In said dis.
trict, deceased, respectfully represents that:
The amount Of debts due from
said deeeasod i 1905 81
The charges Of administration,
estimated at 10 %
fsG5 81
The Va ne ~ the personal estate Si5 30
assigned the widow 3e0 90
A5 50
Balance Of dobts chargeable on -------
the real estate of said deceased, 1878 81
, o raise which rum, lie prays said Court TO
grant him license TO sen all of the resl estate Of
said deceased, except dawsr and homestead
right-said resl estate being about siX acres OF
swamp meadow and s incumbered TO James u.
Wood--for the payment Of said debts and charges
Of administration; and that part cannot be sold
without injury 90 those interested in the remain
der.
Whoreupon il was ord, red that hearing on
said application be had at a Probate Court TO be
holden at the Probate Office in Manchester ia
said district on the 6th DAY OF May 1885, aud
that notice Of said application the nature aud
reasons thereof, ami the time and place Of heAr-
ing THEREON be given TO all persons intereated by
a certified COPY oi the record Of said order three
weeks nueceasiyely in the Manchester JoUhEkL,
a newspaper printed ut said Manchester, pre-
yous 10 eaid time OF hearing, that they may ap'
pear at said time and place, aud, If they see
cause, object thereto,
true Record,
Attest, r, HOWARD, Judge.
true copy Of Record,
4s3w Attest. Il. H0WAFD, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-15

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