Woodstock Observer, and Windsor and Orange County Gazette du lieu suivant : Woodstock, Vermont • 4

Simeon Cliilds Estate. tl. B.fjO.N4.MS, iici fancy cr ciupic Trobale Noticed. For the 0 bserver. Jonathan's Visit to the Count Court.

Did yo ever into llie Court Tbe court of the coontj I mean, BjjiH9 Jour Such tarnation tight to bt Med. I iwaggtri the brought a man in, And crowed Liin into a box, Read bur a lurry to him, Can't taj't if 1 should be poxt. And then the urntef begun, And jabbered like geese in flock, Bjjingt they turned it to fun, The poor fellow itood like a block. Then Dure was the Jurymen too, Ai mueii at a dozen or more, "Twduld nartdlt death, me or you, To be boxed up in that way, I tmre. They tcared the poor ftllow to death, lie look'd ai white ai a iheet, By gosh it near took my breath, For fear they would next fickle my meat.

For the jury said guilty, by gum. And the judge told ihe thcrilf to sieze him, By holey you would'nt call that fun, By thunder how they did squeeze him. The court-house wai chock full o' men, And a cartload q( books on the table, I guest it took money to buy them, IV a had one if fi a been able. jSTow the turniet went at it again, By hurley how fine thej did pin Said you lie, and )ou lie again, They tay they gilt a dollar a minute. I meant to a staid there all day, I stood op in the corner o'the rooitf, The judge said bring Mher man this way, Andl AeeTd Aer, like lightning for home JONATHAN'.

State of Vermont, District of Hartford To the heirs of OLIVER Ml WILUAM8, late of Wood stock, in said District, deceased. OU are hereby notified that Justus Burdick. administrator of the es- 1 late of said deceased, will apply to the 1 probate Court to be held at Barker's 1 lotel, in Woonstock, on the first Mon- I lay in April next, for an order to sell "ITTE the subscribers, laving been appointed, by tbe Bon. Henry C. Uenisoo, Ejq Judge of Probate for tbe District of Hartford, Commissioners, to receive and adjust tbe claim, of tbe Creditor, to the estate of Simeon Chiltls, late of Rojalton, deceased, represented I ria r1 aml lit mnnth.

frnm ft, 7fh dsJ of asl be.DS 'J0 1 PW do give oot.ee, bat irc wdl at- lo LVll h. Uist 1 UcsUO VI Bliu llio insi Tuesday of June next, at 1 o'clock P. M. rinnfol Kir Reuben Svauldin Com'rs. Royallun, Feb.

i8lh, 1824. fV; twmt, At a Probate Ihtn'M Court b. Id ai wooiisiocK, wnuin ana loream District, on the 4th day of March, A D. 1824 Don. Henry C.

Led- 8f Jutiee. An instrument purporting to be tie last will and testament of Josepli Vinson, late of Norwich, in snid lislrict, deceased, is presented to (he Court here for probate whereupon it is decreed by tbe Court, that all- persons concerned here in, be notified to appear at the Probate Curt to be hold en Barker's bote), in W'mkM- mi the first We'dnesdi in si shew cause, if any they inst the probate of said will lor ll purpse it is' ordered that a copy of th record of this decree be published in the Woodstock Observer three weeks successively, as soon as may be. A true record, Jasper Haze if, Register. A true copy of lecord. Attest, Jasper Hazes, Register.

State of Vermont, I To the heirs 88. of BEN A District of Hartford WIN SMITH, late of Bethel, in said State, deceased, GREETING. WHEREAS it appears by the report of the Commissioners, and Ihe files and records of this Coutt, that the personal estate of said decease is insufficient to pay his debts, with cost of sctti-mpnt, by tbe sum of one thousand i hundred and nineteen dollars and three cents. Therefore, you are hereby cited to appear at the next Probate Court, to be holdeu at the dwelling house of Robert Ba.ker in Woodstock, iu said District, on tbe first Wednesday of April next, and give bonds as said Court shall direct, for the payment of said debts and cost, or an order will issue to the administrator of said estu'e, to sell so much of the real estate of said deceased, as will raise said sum with cost of sale. Given under my hand, and the seal of said Probate Court, at said Woodstock, tbis filth day of March, A.

D. 1824. By ord of th Judge. Jasper Hazen, Register. Lewis' Flax Machine.

rfiiE puVic are Hereby inf ormed that ic are tiereby informed Mr. Be: enjamin LkWis of Ligouia in tne cou.ity oi K'tune'jec ana btate ot iine. on thu 28ih day of January, A. J824, obtained letters patent from the President of the Uuited Stales Cora new and useful improvement for dressing Flax and Hemp. It is on a very simple and cheap plan.

It is so simple in construction and operation, and so grepfty facilitates the dressing of Flax and Hemp, and so considerably prevent: waste of tbe material, that no farmer who raises either of those articles, on inspection of tbe machine and seeing its operation, would hesitate to puichste the right of using it. With this Machine a person may get out from 50 to 75 pounds per. day. Cost from 5 to 6 dollars- Benjamin Lewis. Lipoma, Me.

Feb. 13. Take Notice. All persons indebted to the subscriber are requested to cail and settle with him by the 15th day of A- prtl next. Those who neglect will find their demands in the bands of an Attorney as the subscriber will then sell his demands iu order to settle his own debts.

John A. Pratt. Woodstock, March 8th 1824. Tnrnpike Notice. HPHE proprietors of the Centre Turn pike are hereby notified that their annual meeting will be bolden on the 1 1 be real estate of said deceased Tor the jt Payment of debts and charges against I aid estate.

i il. n. i 1 f- "LJAYE recently received a I-GOODS AND GROCERIES, Crockery Glass and Hard WARE. a general assortment of English and Domestic GOODS, Window Glass and Nails, all which will be very low. For further particulars see "Stearns ft Blake's Advertisement" February.

18. 1823. A Bargain. rOR sale, very cheap, an excel- 9 situated on the east branch turnpike, near the mills lately owned by Leonard Farwell, Esq. in Raqdolph, containing 145 ACliE Also a lot containing about IS ACRES of excellent land situated in Ihe East Village in Randolph.

The payment will be made easy, the price low, and the title indisputable. For particulars inquire of William Nutting, or Joseph Edson. Randolph, Jan. 22, 1824. MARBLE.

HAS commenced business in a shop under the Printing Office, where he carries on tbe Marble Working in all its branches. mm executed in tbe neatest manner. TOMB TABLES. Currying do. and Chimney Pieces.

of Middlebury Marble. All kinds of Cuttiog doue at the shortest notice. WowWnek. Jan. 26, 1824.

A aluable Farm, Tot Sale, ox to "Let. HE subscriber offers lor sale, or to let, his in Hartland, lying on the turnpike road from Woodstock 10 Windsor, lour mile, from Woodstock Green, containing 135 ACRES of excellent land, well proportioned for mowing, tillage and wood land, with convenient buildings and a good orchard. Terms of payment made easy, with good security, Also, for sale two likely young COWS, and iother Young Stock, with two or three good Beds and Bedding, and some House hold Furniture, which will be sold on reasonable terms, and a long credit if requested. JAMES RICE. Hartland, Jan.

22, 1824. Notice. nnilE subscriber has a small assort-raent of Dining and Rocking Chairs, fur sale, made sod warranted by Law' rence Ransom at Queechee Village, which need no other recommendation tfthose who are acquainted with their work, he will sell them on as good terms a. any of his neighbors. Also, I 8 I I Sworn uone in dis line ui uusiuese usual.

Window of almost any descrip jjy oruer ui lue rryiwit; vuuri lor A RE opening an extensive as; ment of rancy and fetaplej Among which art Black and Mixed Silk Black Coloured Gro de Naples Gtode Ete and Crisped do. binchaw. Italian aud Snrsiiftt Green. Pink. bite aud Plain Plain and Figured Crapes.

Plaid and Metallic do. Pink and White pressed do. Sacarilla. Book aud bwiss Muslim. Plaio.Cordi Si Loom sewed Cambii Tabby and bilk Velvets, of van colors.

Vclvetteen and Silk riush for Bom. Black Pli.fi.es do. Burage, Vtlvetteea and Cypres lurbans. Silk Cords and Chaioetts of all colm Daisy and Bullion Buttons for Pelitl Plain and Figured bilk, and Tb Laces; Deep bordered cassimere Shawts cheap. A large assortment of Bombau Plaids and Flannels, do.

of elegant lints. do. of Sattin, Kid aud MoroJ SHOES. Buffaloe Robes, of a good quality. Domestic Cottons, including Slieelit: 6'hirtings aud Bedtickiogs at red; ed prices.

An extensive assortment of CROCKEBYj Very Cheap. W. I. GOODS unusually ton. The above, with raauy other artic1 too numerous to insert in a public pd are offered at a small advance from for Cash or Graw.

Woodstock, Feb. 2, 1824. Notice. rfflHE subscriber tenders thanks to those suhsc bera who have aided his ex tionsby prompt and liberal pa mcnt for the OBSERVER, ai to those who have would just say, the'. winter nast, aud the season for'sleishii is nearly over, and the only the circulation of li Observer on its present morjeral terms, is by prompt payme Grain will be received wh sleishivs lasts.

OTIS HOWE. ISil To be Sold or Rented, A ARM containing 333 acres of 111 best land, a good Farm Hou! three Barns, ample stock of Cat! Sheep, situated about one mile an an half east of the village in Woodsloci on the south side of Queechee river. Possession given the first of April, 4 so, a lot of 100 acres, about four mill distant for additional nasturaee. Tercf of PBvment made easy. None need 1) ply without ample references.

Joseph A. Gallup. March. 1, 1824. ALL persona indebted to tbe subscl ber for Grain, Lumber or Sawiii are requested to make payment, an those that have demands aTre: reqweslf to call and settle by the" Joth day March next, this will be deemed sua cient notice.

Jlvfus Holmes. N. B. Likewise a few notes which would exchange for cash all kinds grain received in payment for sawing iM 1UL Woodstock, Feb. 1 8, 1 824.

WEEKLY ALMANAC. "larch. 0 fl. 1 S. R9S.

23 Tuesday, A 6 6 10 24 53 52 50 40 47 4(1 6 7 6 8 48 17 41 5 I 49 12 25 Thurnday, 2C Friday, 7 Saturday, 28 Sunday, 23 Monday, 6 10 I a 11 6 13 6 14 18 iM 12 State of Vermont, To the btiri District or Windsoras. and creditors oT SOLOMON KEYE3, Eq. late of Reading, in the Dis trict aforesaid, deceased, HF.HRAS Snlnmnn Kvp. ml. propose, to render the second and final account of hi administration, and pre.

rot hi. account against estate fur the Probate Court to be faolden at tbe Office of the Probate Reg- ister in Springfield, in and for said Dis-! iue um ii'nuay oi April nexif Therefore, you are hereby cited to ap pear at said court, and shew cause, if oujr jruu nave, wiij me cuuuiim ui eni'i Ailininifltrrilur ahmilit nnt Im sllnaoil I t.rM Given in Court at Reading, i in said District, this 14th day of Janu ary, A. D. 1824. By urdr -f (hf JiHjre.

JS'ojuffls Cohb, Vjgister. Abia! li elite's Estate. We belli an- 1 1 pointed ijers. oy lh Hon. Henry C.

Judceoftne Court of Prolate Oir ct if Hertford, to rertive, exiii- ind ed-just he chiims of the er ei editors to the estate of ABLIL BUGBVK, late of Pitiilrrt iii it.i ilir.rirt, deceased, reprrsenled insolvent, nix months from the I4'ii day KV Inst past, being eilnnett crtdilo' bring in und sujiport their Claims, do lureby givevtice (Ut we will attend to Ilk business of Bi.id np pointmrnl at the dwelling hnur of widow in said Pomfret. the last Monday of March, and the second Mooday of August next, from one to six o'clock, P. M. on each of said days. Laban Chamberlain, Isaiah lUom'rS.

Muswetl MUn, March 1824 Jonathan White's Estate. Vr. the subscribers; being ap. pointed comniisiioners, by the Hon. Henry C.

Denison, Ju'(ge of the Court of Probate for the District of Hartford, to receive and ex.uniue the claims of tbe several creditors to the estate of JONATHAN WHITE, late of Bri.igewater, in esid district, deceased, represented insolvent six months being allowed said creditors to bring ir nd sapport lb ir claims, do hereby give notice, (hat ve, will attend to (be duties of our appointment at tbe late dwelling housf of the. decpased in Bridge A-ater, on the last Mondays of April and August next, from one to six o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days. James Southgate, JVathaviel Jtiiller, ICom'rs. Isaiqli Raymmd, Bridge water, Feb. 27 1824.

Joseph 'Churchill's Estate. FfrJb subscrioers. btving th en Uul) appointed, by tbe Hon Pro-hate Court for the District of Washington, commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands of all pt wons, agninst the estate of Joseph Churchill, late of Stowe. in said District, deceased, represented insolvent, and tbe term of six months from tbe 25th day of Feb- 1824 allowed, by said Conrt, to the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their respective claims before us, do give notice, that we will attend to the duties of our appointment at the dwelling bouse of Asa Raymond, in Stowe, in said district, on tbe fourth Wednesdays of June and August next, at one o'clock, afternoon, on each of laid days. Nathan Robinson, T.B.

Downer, Cmr3' Stowe, Feb. 26; -A. Pi All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make payment to Joseph Churchill, Executor. Widow Hannah Brown's 'I 'HE subscribers having been duly appointed, by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Hartford, commissioners, to receive and examine the claims of the several creditors to the estate of Widow Hannjih Brown, late of Woodstock, in said district, deceased, represented insolvent, and six months being allowed for that purpose, we hereby give notice that we will attend to the business of our appointment on the last Monday of April next, at the counting room of Richard Ransom 6i Son, in said Woodstock, from one to four o'clock in the afternoon.

Jamts Slauton, Richard M. Ransom. Lm Woodstock, Mareli oth, 1824V i 1 J1! 1 nd Distriat, this 16tb day of March, 324. Jasper Hazen, Reg. Probate.

HO be scld or let, twogoui FARMS I in Woodstock, one north, and le south of the river, and within a lie of the residence of the subscriber. He Farms are under eoud imnrove- jt-s ij with good buildings and good or-? Urds. If they are rented, the rent ii' be oatd id keeping sheep. ''4 vim huv. 4everal lots of new land in Bridge- Jtr, euuie mm ou.au iuipiucuicuio, It ises, ll the above estate will be sold on jl sooable terms and a long credit.

1 art nil tmn.nnAiMiuifa Jesse Williams. arkh, 15. i', JNotice. me suDscnuer would iniorrn i tbe public that he has taken the 15 jtiHery formerly owned by Stephen VJ tswortb, Esq. where he intends ying on tbe business of purcnaseu a new Copper, and i Jby i i 5l! on to strict attention, to give satis-' those who may call Upon him.

ltd. wiahp in nnrrhoao ftsiini. tkroa i( Jired barrels of CIDER, for which 7ro Joranuy. Oliver Baiky. March 15, 1824.

1 1 -The Last Gall. 1 LL persons indebted to me are once f.j more called upon through this "Mi a i 1 vm, 10 mane payment immeoiaieiy. tVis positively the last call in this i those who neglect it. may ex- to pay cost after the 15th of April hi. Nathaniel Waldron, Jr.

i Ji.Todstoek, March 11, 1824 ly It'll persom J'fbers, wl 'yjbeenof K.lyds arert Ijilj 11UUCB. I persons indebted to the subscri- hose notes and accounts one year's standing, and requested to make payment i(ri Snow Hewitt. i(rwl Douse Ashes and Salts of I.vp. i 1 a 7 1 i 13 recievea in payment lor aeuts. in If 'fret, March 10,1824.

I last Tuesday of March instant, at one for the purpose of choosing their necessary officers for the ysar ensuing at Ihe dwelling house of Charles Church, Esq. in Hancock. Jabex Dennett. March 0, 1821. tion made on short notice.

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