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Mis-. Rebecca, wife of Capt. John French

MIS- NtUtCCd, WIG OF Cupt. JOHII TC1CH
of Randolph, VT. committed suicide yes,er-
day, about two o'clock, ?. NJ. at the Yco-
mans Hotel, by hanging herself with a
pocket handkerchief. attached to her bed
post. She was lady of responsibility bu,
had labored under depression of spirits,
occasloned by the death Of daughter.--
Bost paper.
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AND SALES. The receipts for the sale
public lands at the Office at Bronson, du-
4 q he last two months amounted to an
!, erage of about Sllo 900 per month. The
..ceipls for January and February 1885,
mounted to about $4,000 per month
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RGooD ACT. The Maryland Legislature
- ,dered that the sufferers by the Bal
lot have their losses made good by
1--WE per cent. stock, redeemabIe by
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PAY FOR YOUR PAPER. IF you do not
pay, The Editor cannot pay-the publishers
cannot pay--thc printer cannot pay--the
papermaker cannot pay--lhe men employed
in the mill cannot pay--thc slailoner cannot
pay--,hc merchant will suffer loss the
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber takes this method Ia
Il inform those indebted to him that
Their notes and accounts now due, must
be paid by the first day of April next, OF
they will be left for collection.
N. b. Those who have contracted to
pay IN wood or grain must be punclual, OIL
money will be exacled.
JOHN X. GRAY.
Burlington, March 8, 1886.
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GRASS SEED.

A BOUT GO Bushels Herds Grass Seed
IA ola super ior quallyand the growth Of
1885 Just received andfor sale at
HOWARDS.
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The Brig Ark from London mas arrived
at New York, with cargo Of wheat. oats
and flour. 1t is too bad, that we should be
dependent on England for articles like
these, with millions Of broad acres around
US uncultlvated.
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KENTucHY. The legislature have increa-
! The salary Of their Governor to $500
annum, and the pay Of members of the
\pslature to g, per day.
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MARRIED.

In Mddlebury. Mr.. GUsrAvus A. HAscHET,
of New.lIayen, TO Miss JULIA Z. PREsros.
In Hantley, l.. C. j. II. Hubbard, Esq. Of
franklin, to Miss Sarah, daughter Of Hon. Henry
Gull.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }

STATE OF VERMONT, }
GRAND Isle District, IS,
at Probate Caurt holden al The Probate
Office in North Hero in seid district on
the 10Th day Of February, "A. d. 1896.
Present the Hon, Joel Allen, Judge.
1t is ordered by said Court that notice be
given to all concerned, that the Probate
Office for said district will be kept in future
at the dwelling house of Augustus Knight
in North Hero in SAID district, and that the
Court will hold their stated sessions at the
dwelling house of jed p. Ladd, in North
Hero on the third Mouday in every month
hereafter, from O'Clock in the forenoon
to O'Clock in the afternoon.
BY order Of Court,
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Rec.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
DISTRICT OF CHITrENpEN. {

STATE OF VERMONT,(
DISTRICT OF CHITrENDEN.{
The Honorable the Probate Court within and for
the District of Chittenden-To the creditors and
others concerned in the estate of Dorastus Hoi.
ton. late of Burlington in said District, deceased
NV HEREAS, the Administrator of said deceas-
w ed has made application TO this Court, 10
extend the time limited for making payment OF
the debts of 1ald deceased six months from this date
and The LIST day Of April next, being assigned for =
hearing in the premises, at the Office of the Register
Of this Court. and it having been ordered that no.
lice thereof be given, by publishing this decree three
weeks successfully in the Free Press. newspaper
printed at Burlington, before the time fixed for
hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified. 10 appear be-
fore said Court, AT the time and place aforesaid,
then and there to make objection If any YOU have,
to the said time OF payment being further EXTENDED
as aforesaid.
And said Administrator further represents, that
the personal estate Of said deceased will not be SUI
fcient TO pay the debts, and makes application to
said Court for license sell the real estate for that
purpose. II is ordered that an account be taken
OF the debts, and also The proceeds Of the persona
estate Of said deceased, and that the heirs OF all
persons concerned in said Estate, be notified 10 ap-
pear at the time and place aforesaid, to give bonds
for the payment Of debts, and show cause why Ii.
cense should not be granted.
Given under my hand at Williston, this 10Th day
Of March, A. ID. 1886.
GEO. B. MANSER, Register.
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NAVAL STORES
TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION.

VUvO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUG
H. TON. at the Dock Yard at Isle .4ur
Noir. on TUESDAY the 10th May next
ANCHORS, from 81 cwt. to one CIV,
weight, % in number, Iron Ballast 10.
tons.
Beetles Caulking and Reeming. Bells
Watch.
Blocks, Single, Double, Treble, Long
Take, Snatch and Purchase, Of various
sizes.
Dead Eyes for Shrouds. Chan Cable
and Chain Cable Gear. Cordage Cable
and Hawser laid 7 i-2, 7, 9, 5, @, 3 l.2,
9, 2 l-2, &c. &c.
ALSO, THAT FAST SAILING VESSEL, THE
ICICLE TENDER.
Burthen % Tons, with Sails, Rigging, and
other Stores complete.
STE GUT BOAWSa
in frames. Rigging and Sails for Gun
Boats complete. Gun Boats Masts, Yards
and Oars.
Fire Engine and Fire Engine Gear.
FORCES and Forge Gear. Glass, Stone
Ground and Common. Hoops, Hooks, aud
Bolts Turning Lathe and Tools for do.
Lead, and Lead Pipe. Hand Pumps and
Hand Pump Gear. Scales, Beams and
Weights Screws and Stoves. A small
quantity of Oak Timber with a great num-
Der of other articles of Naval Stores aud
Old Stores.
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IMPROVED
Rotary Stoves.
THE subscriber has just received from
Il the Foundry of ]. D. Ward, Yer.
GENES, No. 9 and 3
Rotary Cooking Stoves g.
Trimmings ; Box do.
Coldron Kettles,
Ploughs, &c. &c.

AVu SAos W.. w.
which are offered for sale for cash or ap-
proved credit.
P. S. He wishes to call the attention OF
the economical. to the fuel and labor>sa-
wing properties Of the Rotary Stope, and itr
peculiar adaptation as a Summer Cooking
Stoce. By the use of the CRATE. a very
small amount Of fuel is required for the
culinary operations of any family; less by
one half, it is believed, than is required by
any other Stove in use. Its form and
height is such that it admits Of being pla q.
ced in the fire places of ordinary kitchens,
so that most of the heat and eiiluvia from it
passes off by the chimney. The saving OF
fuel effected by the Improved Rotary, in
one year, over that of almost any other
Cooking Stove, is fully equal to its cost,
besides the superior facility aud care with
which the several culinary operations are
performed with it.
Also, Tea and Marlin Kettles of various
sizes, cast expressly for this Stove.
GEO. PETERSON.
Burlington, March 81, 1886.
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I,JOO,OOO BRICKS.

These Bricks must be cast in moulds Of such 81
zes, as to average, when burned, eight inches by
four inches, by two and half inches. They mus
be Of the best quality Of merchaniabe Bricks
The proportion Of salm on or pale Bricks must moi
exceed one-eighth of tie whole and no soft OF
very pale Bricks will be received. The proper
tion Of arch Bricks must not exceed one-eghth o
the whole, and none of these that are much warp
ed, will be received. The proportion Of broken
Bricks must not exceed two per cent.
At least 200, 900 to be delivered by the frs, day
Of June next, and the remainder in the course Of
the Summer, and Autumn ofthe year, at such Pc
RODS as may sait the convenience Of the Contract
or, provided there be always on hand the supply
requisite for the progress of the work.
Should any persons desire to furnish the stated
number Of Bricks, or a less number, of sizes dic-
ferent from that given above, hey will please ac-
company their Proposals with a statement Of the
length, breadth and thickness of well burned
Brick, Of the kind they wish to supply.
Before forming the Contract, fair sample will
be required to be deposited in the Engineer Office
al Fort Adams, which, should 1t prove satisfactory
will govern in the inspection Of the several delive-
RIGS.
Payment will be made. if required, on each
cargo duly inspected and received. All commune
cations touching this subject, to be directed Bre
vet Col, JOSEPH G. ToTrEN, U. s. Engineers,
Newport, X. l.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, 1t. COL Eng'rs.
Breuet Col
Fort Adams, Newport IIarbor, Il. |.
January lst 1886
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A Il a meeting of the Stockholders of
IA the WARREN BANK, Jan. 4,
1886, the following gentlemen were cho-
sen Directors for the year ensuing, viz :
James Maxwell, William Carr, Will
liam Collins, Nathan nj. Wheaton, Pas
chal Allen, Stephen Mason, Jeremiah
Williams, Shubel p. Child, and John r.
Wheaton.
AT meeting of the Directors the same
day, NATHAN M. WHEATON, Esq. was
chosen President, and GEO. w. CARR,
Cashier, for the year ensuing.
Jan 8. 3w.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRES.
DENT

By and ,Vith The .4dy,ce and consent of
the enate.-Nathaniel Bullock, to
be Collector of the Customs for the
district Of Bristol and Warren, in the
State of Rhode Island, from the Cd of
January, 1886, when his comm ;ssion will
expire. -
Coop FARMlNG.--Major Nathaniel
Mowry, of Smithfeld, raised, Oh one acre
ofground, the past season, one hundred
and two bushels of corn.-Taking into
consideration the value of the corn, we
doubt if any one of the Western States
can produce so valuable crop of corn.
Prov Journal.
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~ ~ wv o"o 'osSCiS Cdu IcuCu tHS
wharves in safety. The Union, Place
for New Orleans, will sail this day.
AT New York, 5th. hrig Thomas Gener, Wat
son, Matanzas.
AT Norfolk, 3lst. sloop Eclipse, Barnaby, from
this port for New Orleans, sails damaged.
AT Bermuda, 23d ult ship Sarah & Arcelia
Forsyth, for New York, next day
Ship Aquetnet, Mosher, from Boston, arr a
Rio Janeiro, Nov 10Th.
Arr at Bristol Sd, schrs Union, Smith, Balti
more for Providence John Jay, Hall, Philadel.
phia for do ;sloops Camilla Vars, New York fol
do Victory, Heath, do for do Superior, Child
do for do Eagle, Child, do for do Omega, Star
buck, Nant uckct, for do Brig Juno, Wilbour
Norfolk for do, is at anchor below.
The brig George Washington, ofProvdence, al
st Marks, has been condemned as unseaworthy,
and has been sold for 5000.
AT Matanzas, 23d ult, brigs Jacob, Eddy, for
Boston Rapid, Ward, for New York VIM Hen
ry, Cole, Warren, waiting cargo New Counl-
bla, lngraham, do do; Troy, Darling, FIN Bristol
AT Gravesend, Nov goth, bark Moscow, Pit
man, Virginia,
At ST Helena, Nov goth, ship Grand Turk,
Bartlett, of New Bedford, with full cargo of oil
to sail in days.
An American whale ship, with painted ports
showing red flag, with white ball in the centre
and cross in the ball, (Chila, Luce, of New Bed
iord,) wasspoken of Cape Of Good Hope, Oh
Nov had one boat stove, and two boats and
twelve men were then missing with whale
letter from on board bark Sarah Lee, Weeks
of Bristol reports her at Augustine Bay. Aug 5th
with 175 bbls sperm oil, all well-bound to New
Zealand.
At Antong Bay, Madagascar, Sept. 4,h, ship:
Washington, Russell, Dartmouth, 1900 bbls oil
Mozambique, Cox, St Johns, 1900; Brunswick
Stewart, Providence, 100. The Washington had
lost man, Joseph Decatur, by African fever.
Cid at New Orleans, 18th ul,, brig New Eng
and, Hunt, Havana. ADV brig Crawford, Frank
in, and Only Son, Carpenter, do.
Touched at Payta, Sept 10th, Gov Fenner
Swain, Of Bristol, $50 bbs oil. Spoken, June
10th, Mechanic, Daggett, Newport, 400 July
lst, Philip Tabb, Bowen, Warren, 700 whale
300 sperm Aug 18th, George Champlin, Brown
Newport. 400 Sept lst, Balance, Davis, Bristol
$50 18th, America, Chase, do, 1000 Cops,i.
tuition, Clifford, Newport, 1900. The schr BY
Chance, has been sold at Payta.
Arr at New Bedford, I'd, ship Maine, Worth
Indian Ocean, Smons Bay, Cape of Good Hope
18th Nov. with $50 bbls whale, 400 humpback
and l60 sperm oil.
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WARREN BANK.

H'HE Stockholders. in the Warren Bank
are hereby notified that semi-annual
Dividend is declared, payable on, ard af-
ter the first day of January inst. Also,
that their annual meeting for the choice
of Directors for the year ensuing, will be
holden at the Bank, Oh Monday, the 4th
day of January, 1886, at 10 O'Clock, fore
noon. BY order of the Directors.
GEO. w. CARR, Cashier.
Jan 9, 1886.
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Lamentable Occurrence. "A correspnn-
dent of the Wilmington Watchman give
the particulars of fatal recontre that
took place at Dover, on the evening OF
the 25th uIt between James Ii. NJ. Clay
ton, Esq brother Of the Hon. John M,
CLAYTON. and Mr.. John P. B. Adams, o!
the u. S. Navy, in which the latter was
shot, and died Of his wounds a short time
after. "Varous reports" says the watch
man. "have reached US in relation to the
origin, and particulars Of this lameptable
affair, but we forbear making comments,
or giving details, least we might give a
coloring moi warrented by the facts in
the CASE"
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NEW GOODS
Mt LONG KOOM,

HwRM T. WHEATON has just receive d
w russia diapers, surt out cloths, black and
coored silk cravats, buckskin gloves and nit
rens cf superior quality, calico, silk and tabby
velvet, silk braids and cords, pongee, bandana,
flag and sptalGeld hdkls, cotton do, c0lored
cambrics, black and white pelsse waddings. cot
ton bats, blue aud mixed satinets, domestic all
W0oI cloth, chnts furniture calico, Aarseillcs
quilts, stay bindings, lacetts, tnimbIes, ticking,
blue calico, birds eye diaper, foundation muslin,
copperpate calico, velvet ribbons, ferre's, linen
and cotton threads, red faDnels, white miiied
and double miiied superior brown sheetings,
pins, wooden and cotton knitting yarns, checks,
hooks and eyes, Dover calico, book Tuslins,
plaid nannels, combs, SATIN BEAVER HATS
latest style and very cheap, g9aze bonnet and
cap ribbons, woolon gloves and mi,sens. yarn
stockings. childrens gloves and mittens. very
fine blea ached sheeiings, SC. Sc. all Of which
will bo sold off CHEAP at
Jan2 UNION CORNER No. l.
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The New York Mercantile Advertiser
states that .'the dispatches from France,
by the packet ship Poland, are supposed
to have reached Washington on Fridav
Evening and it IS intimated in letters
from that city that they will probably be
the subjecI Of special message from the
President to Congress, which may be ex-
pected early the present week"
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We learn that the forts below the city y
on the Lakes have assumed most war
like attitude. Heavy ordinance has
been mounted, and such preparations
made as would indicate that the Govern
ment is at least ready for war. We un-
derstand that all the Notifications on the
Gulf and the seaboard have been placed
in the same stote.-.Nsw Orleans pa..
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BRIGuroN MARKET, Nov. %.

Reported for the Boston Patriot.
AT market 925 Beef Cattle, 45O Sheep
and IS Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Prices have de-
clined trihe a smaller number brought
our highest fine quotations. We noticed
anl extraordinary yoke Of Northboro,'
Wore. Co. taken for 36s we quote prime
at Bis Cd s3s ; good OBS sos; small
cattle COS OBS Cd.
Burelling CaAle-Mess 25s Cd No.
1, 22s No. 9 los Cd.
Sheep-Sales quick lots were. taken
at l5s,. lbs, Gas, 3Os and S6s. j,
Sw;ne.-RetaiI price for Sows, and
for Barrows.
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LECTURE.

On TUESDAY evening next there will
be Lecture delivered before the War
rem Social Club, at their Hall, by Mr.
SAMUEL MUNFoRD, commencing at 7 o.
clock, precisely. Doors open at l-9
o'clock. The public generally are invi-
ted to attend.
G. RANDALL, Sec'ry.
The regular discussion will take place
this evening at o'clock. JAMS.
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1896.
PAY YOUR BILLS |!

SDHE subscribers would inform all those per-
~ sons " no have been repeatedly called upon
TO pay their long staining bills and n4tes, that
they should call and PAY Up, this month if tho,
would save costs, rs all such accounts that are
not settled previous TO The frst OF February next
must unavoidably without exception be left for
collection TURNER & SALISBURY.
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AT DAVOEIeS

New CASH STORE, IN SOUTH WATER ST..
Rece,ued and opened this week, an add,t-
,onaI supply Of Seasonable Goods, vss::
blonde iooiIngs and odgngs, dark Jro,cn
= merinOs, cold combricks, very fine, Can
ton hannels, uubleached, brown and bleached
sbeetngs, gents and ladies lambs wool hose,
blk and white waddngs, buckskin gloves, blue
and blk woolcn yarns, very good, red and blue
fannels, Cd & Is. caicoes, horr combs, great
variety, children's worsled boolees, striped sat.
inets, blk linen, heavy duck, brown drillings.
furs for collars, linen thread, woolen socks, yarn
gloyts. Also
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MrgH.a NEW GOODS
AT z. H. THUR STON'S

NO. IL Market square, Providence
= fust opened pieces blue. black and brown
~ Duiiils ! piece black Pilot Cloth, 1
piece drab DO; pieces brown, olive and invisl-
ible green Cloth, very heavy and cheap by Tie
piece or yard, On hand, piece Rob Roy sun
able for ladies cloaks; red Serges; red and white
Flannels; cotton do; brown and bleac ch'd Sheet
ings and Shirtin.s; Tickngs; silk and cotton
Umbrellas; fancy iIkfs; Cravats; cotton Bat
ting and Wadding, together with q general as
sortment of Dry Goods. Now selling off very
cheap, a large quantity Of thin Clothing. for
{ ash traders starting lfor the South would
do well to call and look ut the articles. A
great assortment of seasonable Clothing Just
made up now ready for sale, such as Camlet
cloaks, Broadcoth Coaks,. brown, olive, cla-
ct and invisible green superfne box Coats,
| brown, blue. claret, and green Frock Goats,
black, invisible green and claret su perfine Dress
Coats; brown, green and mixed common do;
drab and black Pilot Cloth box and Pea
Goats; of every description Broadcloth and
Valencia Vests, large assortment (; fashionable
buckskin and ribbed Cashmere Pantal oons;
striped and drab, lavender, slate drab, sage
green, black blue, brown and mixed plain Cas-
samere Panialoons ;worsted Shirts and Draw
ers; fine Shirts; common do; neck Stocks: white
Marseilles Vests and white Satin 81 ocks always
on band blue Broadcoth jackets; Satt'net and
green Booking do.
Garments made 10 order at short notice.
None but first rate Journey men employed at
this establishment. Oct.S.
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A,rirals at Warren, for 1856 Ships,
| Barque, II brigs, al Schooners, and
800 Sloops. 10 Foreign and 362 Coast
wisc-total 374.
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And to make the same inquiry, as far
as practicable, in its application to loans
made by the United States Bank and
branches, to members of Congress and
officers Of Government, since the veto Of
the bill to re-charter said Bank and also
to loans made to members Of Congress by
the Deposit Banks.
The question was taken first on the
commitment of the subject to Select
Committee, and decided in the affirma-
tive, without a count.
The gu uesion was then taken on the in
structions, omitting that portion OF them
which relates to future petitions, and de-
cded in the affirmative, without a divls-
ion.
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NOTICE..

WyHE Copartnership heretofore ex-
III listing between JOHN HoAR and
JOHN TYLER, under the Firm of HOAR
s. TYLER, has this day been dissolved
sy mutual consent, and all the Copartner-
ship property and effects, and all accounts
& claims in favor Of said Firm have been
assigned by said John Hoar to said John
Tyler all persons, therefore, indebted to
said Firm, are hereby requested to make
immediate payment TO said John Tyler,
and all persons having claims against said
Firm to present the same to him for set
tlement. JOHN HOAR,
JOHN TYLER,
Warren, Dec. 10, 1895. dec.
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CARPETINGs AND RUGS.

Brussels. Kidderminster and Lowell, common
and supcrfine floor and stair carpetngs, Brussels,
Wilton and Lowell, rugs and door mats, all oi
which, will be sold at very low prices.
Jan. 2. JOHN DAvoL.
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Warren Ladies' Seminary.
TEVHE next term of this Institution will
- commence on the lst Wednesday
in January next.
r. A. COFFIN, Principal
Dec. &c, 1895.
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ESTATE OF SUSAN EAsTRRBRooKs.
D..aL11 GI...Ils N L

ESTATE OF SUSAN EAsTERBRooKs.
Probate Clerks Office, Warren, r. Island
Dec. 24th, 1895.
HOTICE is thereby given that application
~ has been lodged in this Office for the ap-
poiniment Of Guardian to the person and Es>
tate Of Susan Easterbrooks, MINOR, and daugh.
ter OF Nathaniel Easterbroo oks, lato of Warren
deceased and that the consideration thereof i.
referred to Court of Probate, to be holden a,
the Town Clerks Office, in said Warren, on the
End Monday in January next, at 2 o'clock, p.
NJ. and that previous notice is given, by pub
fishing this order in the Northern Star, to all
persons interested to appear at said time and
place, If they see fit. and be heard.
Witness,
S. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.
Dec 26
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Wv dec 26. su,. JAMES GARDNER.
Warren Insurance Company.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of said Company
are hereby notified, that the annual meet.
ing for the choice Of Directors, will be
holden at the Company's Office. on the
Cd Monday in January, inst at 9 O'Clock,
p. nj.
The Stockholders are also notified that
dividend ofprofits for the last six months,
will be paid them on and after January
9Th, 1886, at the Company's Office.
PASCHAL ALLEN,
Jan Q. Secretary.