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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-02

WnLliMSvILLE ACADEMY.
tH. hrsf session Of this Institution will the Goth
o. !an'y neat and the Goth of June, under the
uan;endence OF Mr. William Woodcnd, graduate Of Jctcr
I"ies Ia Mr. Woodend taught in the family Of the Hon.
ny e. George Tucker during the past year, who
Branches usually taught IN The best Academies This In,
tuition IS located IN high and healthy place. the main road
leading from Petersburg WaIen,on The Trustees flat,
Ter themselves from The high character Of Mr. Woodend, and
the healthy situation of this Institutions that they viii receive
liberal plonage only from the adjacent nc.hborhood but
from the adjoining Board procured i'm several
families the neial.horhood.
Tems Per sess.a Of ace naou,hs-For Elementary English
branches slo O1or Latin, Geek, Mathematics, &C. $40 81
y D. Letters may be addressed anner's store Meckicn
burg, Va. BY THE TRUSTEES
Dec ,.
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October 81

(SHEAP GRoCERIEs.-HILL & DARNEY still continue TO
~ their Store, the first door above the Columbian
Tavern good terms they BIZ had in the cy-They
invite and the public them CALL rs they
be undcrsud any article in their line
Cary Street.
Dec IL 66-u
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FIFTY DOLLARS EEwARD.-Ran away from subscriber
Irving IN Miesex county, on tho 9th of the present month
negro man named Charles. Charles very likely, bright
9'auo fellow with very light blue eyes about twentysH
I'VE se. sS or eight inches high and well popooned lie
on wen ne left, brow cu close blue
ana white far hat He left without any proyocaon what
anu Is no doubt endeavorng free State. lie
iai sensible fellow, and well calculated pass
WI give the above reward for the apprehension and
~ ni nm I" secured Jail that him
asan ANY information concerning him viii be Thankfully re-
'Ned My address, Churclve Mddcsex County, Virginia
p,. Wan. X. PACE.
&c
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ID. VI. IIoyt d Co.'s Office.

nRAWN Na Virginia Wclsburg Lottery, Glass Fl drawn
~ 10Th:
% co rs &c 81 IL 81 as - ~ 80.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 33 81, a prize Of $780,
Do do 81 ls co. do. 200.
Do do S &C 7G, do. 1000.
All three in The above LOTTERY sold lioyt Co.
patrons; of them lady.
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NoTICEA persons hereby notified that tie land Of the
subscriber posted; and that detected III the act OF
hunting, fishing, other trospnSsine, will h. pro
secuted To thr extent Of the Law. IiltS. RlTCllE.
Dec. :. lktl. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-02

--- County, 10 wits =, c,
l. Justice Of the Peace for said county, 10
hereby certify that who ha- executed is au" ,,
power of Attorney personally appeared before m ana aae
tha The stock on which vote proposed 70 DC ~, Se3 hy
bona fdet and that the sanfe Is MOI heiu "
means Of any transfer contved or designed 70 eade
sios oil the act Establishing general regulations Jor Tue
ration OF Banks, y passed the 22fd March, 1887
Given under my hand this - day OF -, ls - &c
His own property, the property Of -, his wara.o, .,
his estato inestaiss naming tie teatoi or
or bona ide held by him in virtue Of duly reoraea ~
or deed IN trust for other mar ns m
and decd Dec - Go-2awtd
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nUNAlIAY APpREHENpEp-W cnmnittrd 10 Ihe laI ,

- UNAWAY APPREHENDED-Was committed to The Jail Of
~ Fairfax County, Virginia. the Goth day of September lSiO
bright Muaito Man. (wbO committed under the ~
John Woodson hut whose proper name is ALFRED ALFRED
raised in this county BY Mr. John w Ashton, and sold by
Mr. Thos. Mnudy To Cmvn Haywood Pool who carried him
Georgia and from lheuce Alfred says carried Mis-
sssppi and sold the President and Directors OF the Brandon
Bank Company and when that Institution led he was smus
gcd of 10 New Orleans prevent heng sold for the debts the
Bank Alfred he made his escape from " Orleans to Liver
pool English from thence lie went To Canad
and then made his Virginia Alfred has made so many
contradictory statements know not which is most correct lie
frat said belonged to Mr. John uss Commission Merchan;
of " Orleans. Alfred about feet 10 inches high, about -
and has on his right hand
wrist between the thumb and joint. There doubt of
his travelling with Free Papers heretofore The owners are re-
qesed prove property the reward and
he will for his jail fees the expiration of 10 months
SPENCER JACKSON, .raier.
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Fanatic Hood md Mart LaHd James Rrer fer sair
1sl Mr. Nicholas FaGcon recently in POSSESSION OF ms widow
Town the county uf Sury viii be sd nn e premises toihe
highest bidder Tuesday The 2nd d OF February sAt W on
the first FAIR day thereafter SUNDAY excepted II at day sl"d
happen u very Indictment The Estate comprises lG1
of Land stretching nearly miles n. lie river shore and
has commodious bc dwelling and The Offices AID
out houses necessary the accommodation If large family
and productive gardrnoCas Of choice and valuable
u pine wund mn,ensr quantity al oak Inn
abundance OF shell mari OF ihr an1 Inch add 10
tho value Of is Farm independent az Hare il derives from IL
on haygabc stream, lis proximity sever" markets,
and its adaptation 10 all the usually III the region III
which lies To the gentleman wshinga pleasant country resi-
the agrultuasl desiring the facilities rarct af
ored by navigation and the ready of fcrtzng
rcly his a by clcarcnns The cord wood and
thinker engaged profitable employment
the country VIVA .erks invest
his inds Profitable than real
affords, this lan crs many inducements 10 examine IL
any whatever therefore invite general attention to Us sale
and will take pleasure going The premises with any one
disposed view III, previous thereto, IN answering any en-
qrc relative them addressed 10 al Sry Court lnisr
The viii without and will be given n.
mcdatcly The payments OF the pnIciass money WI he required
insamrnistc LIST hrcon'n. due III January little
Ind January IL a. The m January 10 Bonds satlsiaco
ly endarse will be required the al hr pay nenS and
Tie title VIII b. wiilrdur cd ut iru IN me property n Ia
ken, lat the orliun the purchaser 10 secure them
J. W. FAGLCoN,
Executor n .SiehrGs ran! M, deceased
December 18th, $40. 61-2awizF
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& SITUATION WASTED.-A young man, OF some expert
n cnce produce satisfactory
and competency teach the Enss Latin and Greek languages
together junior branches of Mathematics, wishes
top ANY communications addressed tpost paid 10 A. D. New
town, King county, will with Immediate attention.
December 9Th, 1870 64-w4w
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LAND. &C. For SALE.

WILL sold the highest bidder, Thursday the l4h day
w of January next fair not The next fair day thcrcac
10 The Estate James H. Oliver, deceased situated
county Gloucester, and containing about three hundred
acres beautiful and healthy situation, and of the
in the lower country FOR Physician, and
good merchant for person wishing engage
mandatory Of rigs and carriages Persons wishing
purchase invited To view The property.
same aud place. the Negroes belonging the Es
hired for the ensun: and Corn
Fodder Shucks Stuck of every descriptions Farming Utcn
siS &c. will be sold 10 the highest bidder Terms
known the day of safe SUSAN OLIVER,
Ereeurr Of Jaues H. oiirer deceased.
Gloucester, Dec. 81 1910. 1l-aawtd
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LEWIS BILL.

Collector and General .3ycat, Richmond, "a
TTENDS Hiring Negroes, Renting ont Honses, Selling
~ Grain and Collecting Claims Richmond and vicinity, Fro
dericksburg and Caroline county.
Terms.
For Claims over 500 per cent.
undar 100
Hiring Negroes, BONDING and Collecting y
Renting Houses > 10 ~
Selling Grain y
H. Early applicants with Negroes obtain the best prices and
situations. -. H.,
One Square ADORE Bell Tarern.
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Single Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
package Of 10 Whole Tickets warranted draw Sl1 nett
package 100 Whole Tickets warranted SaOi nett
need only enclose the difference the selling
price such package and what draw and by
mail they will receive Commissioners ,cae, which
will be just good, in the org nal tickets and
purchaser all the prizes that b. drawn over the
warranted amount.
All orders with the prompt enii0n
sonal application made--if addressed to
JAMES II. cox, General .9gent,
Der2o G9-2aw2w 1i6 MARKET street, Baimo.
FARMERS BANK OF vIRGINIA.-The Annual General
Meeting Stockholders Of the Farmer e. Bank of Nsi
MIA w be held Banking House, "Wednesday, the 9th
January, 1871, at II o'clock. j. " BLAIR, c@sh;
Dec IS o9-h
MTOTICEThc Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Bank OF Virginia will be held a the Banking House the
CITY of Richmond on LIST Tuesday in january next.
J. w. PEGRAM, Cdshin.
POWER OF ATTORNEY.
II NOW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS That -
IN Stuckholdcr-- In Tie Capital or Joint
stock of the President Directors and Company Of the Bank Of
Virginia. do hereby appoint - - 70 he substitute ana
proxy for and in aud behalf TO cleo
of Directors Bank of the nnches thereof as fully
cf.ctualy might could do, were personally pre-
And do furthermore appoint The said ----- subs-
all meetings nf the Stockhold
Bank, and ami IL 'ia 10 Vote upon
question which be proposed or m"sea III any sach meet
In witness whereof, hereto SET - hand this -
lay of -, ISL. - -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-02

INEMAEE EDICAIlON.A School for the EDUCATION OF tuun.
Ladies viii be continued nj the residence Il The subscriber
the the 18th IL January, and ter
Initiating the ai o December following. WIN vacation o
the month of August under TIE instruction vi Mss HULL whose
qualifications cquallcd i few and a. w have
also engaged w!l another ady 10 reside ~ family ad 10
Music upon the Piauo:c well qualified
will devote IL" attention exclusively IL instruction ia this elc
q Science, which will aurd advantage
glad II Il l,nader- u, viii b., FOR
BEARD, including Washing and Lodging slunior Tilnn, &C.,
required furnish her Towels and Candies For N.c
SO per Session. - session. For cnse me Piano.
81. RI. POLLARD.
King William County, Nnv. oath, $50 Gl--iaatliJ
11,U Henry Key, John While Martha his wis., William L.
John Key, Key, Joseph and Robert Key,
children o Jesse q. Key deceased Charles b. key jnrla Lam
Judith his wife, Nathaniel Champion ard Ann lis
". Key and beverly d. Key, children Of James Key. de-
children Of Jefferson kc;, decreased, Samuel !an ianrs
Daniel Joshua Daniel, William Danc Henry Daniel Nancy
Graves widow Of Henry Graves drc ascd Patsy --w. d"
deceased, Matthew Nicholas ana Ha ~ WIFE,
Elijah Daniel Martha DAME. Daniel, irrc'iy Irr.
Jou, Daniel Danl children ut Martin an, dec.
children Of Tins Hey decreased, whose nnne' are unknown
me- and Iohn ". k-y A. yen dn reside III. Co.luan.
wealth Of Virginia and have attorney WITHIN ihe known
To whom notice r given, take TIL mcihsd ~ circ
and Of that day. dwell
ing Of John r. Thornton. the county If Cooper
OF Missouri proceed 10 take the dispositions Of sai Jahn r.
Thornton, and others: And Monday ts ninth OF
month, between The hours the
occupied by Mrs Maria Baker Gcrdonsyi, County
Orange the State of Virginia, shall proceed drpo-
sjtnns Of Robert King, George Parrot, raui Mallory
oihcrs;a Of which dcrnsunS BE- read evidence
in Clanccy drrendn. IN The Circuit Superior Cour Of Jaw
and Chaneery Tor Orange county, III tie STATE 81 Virginia.
which plaintiff and and others. defendants. And
II, caTsr the dispositions should taken
completed respective days, adjourned
and The dispositions viii be TAKEN completed the Ray
he the days. respectively, al the places, and lie
the hours the DAYS. MARTHA kEN.
Orange county, Va dec 3i. lei0 Ci-wiw
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- UNAWAY SLaNE-Commtted 10 hr inl 81 Cabell county
Ia Virginia. ihr I'm day ii August, s, hcsrn boy
dark oo though black; aOut ~! or inches i.h
good aged Is ~ years. lie had VIII HIM 4
pair black cloth yanaonn: pair pcd cotton do, and
white roundabout. with visible marks his pcrsoi Calls
himself Frederick aud that he bound 10 Thomas Fer
kirs Of Bedford county, Va liz from Perkins
about weeks before he unprecedented. Tire owner Of SAID
negro requested forward pay charges, and take him
away-oll Iwise ie Will be dealt with the iaw directs
AARON L. NckENpREE,
L,u. r. riIf. p1.
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Buckingham, Sept. 81, 1910.

Sa@t Or VALUABLE SI.AyES.-Wiil be sold, at public
-, ncuon, for cash, at King William Court House. on Monday
aay Q, January next that being Court day eight
~ e') belonging TO the estate Of Ira Roane deceased
Do. MARY L. ROANE, Administrative.
- - G9-W3Mt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-02

j aMEs LAWRENCE CARR, ArronxEr AT Law Kaacrha
in. IrgHapracrises in kanawha and adjoin
and ana will act Agent in hiring negroes collecting
Aanaw Ia c. II. m. 1s, &c =,
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havn. the above the Co
lumbar Tavern, prepared furnish their customers and
ali favor them m call, with all articles IN the Gro
or, line. on NJ good terms Il they can be bought.
Taey collecting claims In The city country
HILL & DABSEY,
Corner abore the Columbian, Carey Street.
.W--f
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~ TEE Eaqarer published three times aos during
d, he STATE ssrs and oees Of
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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STArE ARMORY AND TOWN HALL LOTTERY, CLss. l..
The whole TO be positively drawn Saturday, January TO-
ISL.
Samuel Lucas, William Gwynn, Gordon seii Charles
T. Mayer, Ca e. Rdsey and WIN. J. Wight, Commissioners
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Below you have list of Schemes for the first month Of the
they all rich will only say, look them make
selection and sell all he prizes Of orders
will he directed ID. II. HOYT & co.
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MTOTICEThc Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
~ Bank OF Virginia will be held At tho Banking House in the
CITY of Richmond on The LIST Tuesday in January next.
- J. w. PEGRAM, Cashier.
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NolICE.lae President Directors Of the James River 4
kanawa Company wish hire for the ensuing year 100 Ia
hrs carpenters and mason be employed on the
1ana tom icmond to Lynchpg Messrs B. D. Ayes, Elias
T. Bntueti, A. Fijppen and William X. Richardson
ised 20 lire nr tie Company Persons having Negroes TO
hire he satisfied tina, and will be afforded
10 q! III the eiapio, of the Company.
RlCI'D. REINS, General Superintendent.
Elrl,rSond Dec Se,h, 70-ts
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NOrCE-Thc firm of J. Watkins Brother heretofore exist.
in Detab dissolved by mutual consent, and the bust
said firm Will be closed by Josiah Watkins only with
whom all the papers and accounts and who alone is author
isct 10 settle and givc receipts for the same - -
JOSIAH WATKINS.
JOHN Is. WATKINS.
nak,li Der 1870 10-4t
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SPENCER JACKSON, Jai'or.
59-tf
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-19

Senate concurrine therein, that committee OF -
members of the House, and - memners o. i. .n &c
Senate be appointed whose duty !. salai, IF The
inquire into the late vinent proceue'1C n,da
5rtisn b ST'. so1oe within this State, and convey
II; n lI beHond the Jurisdiction of the ssms and Of
, ,hs Tinted Tinted States, Col James w. Grosan; an
t,e ~ c;yTen. deriving him of personal lib
ar,n md ;ncarcerarng him in dungeon at Mon
cry anu I hat said committee be authorized to
send for anv person or papers which may aid
,te'n in Their investigation, aud that they make
renort of their d"ings as soon as possible.
Mr.. Chandler OF Woodstock moved, not how
,me for consideratinn,-,hat it be laid on the ia.
bic. Agreed 10, 1923 10 80. Adjourned
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BRIGHTON MARKET,-Ocr. IL.

At market $500 beef cattle, 1900 stores, 1900
sheep, ard 22O0 swine
PRicEs.-Beef-firs quality, S 25 to SIS; Sc
cond 90 to 5 90; third 25 to 4 25. Barreling,
mess 90; No. l, 3 so; No. 2. 2 so. Stores, 2
wears old 90 10 la co.; years old Is 90 to 81 no;
SheeP-Dull, lots sold from 25 to %. For
mer prices OF beef rot sustained.
WooL.--There has been lair demand FOR all
descriptions, and sales to some extent have been
MADE at our quotations, which are the same as
formerly.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

HNHE following lots of land. belonging 10
the estate Of Samuel Miller. Esquire,
late of Middlebury deceased. will be sold in pur-
suance of the authority given in the will of tine
deceased, at public auction at the Vermont
Hotel in Middlebury in the county of Addison,
on the 18th day of November, at one o'clock in
the afternoon. 10 the highest bidder, TO wit !:
the rights of Charles Goodrich, George Clark.
Jehiel Smith, Thomas Palmer. Jarius Palmer,
all in the charter limits of Goshen, now most of
them in the town of Ripton.
EPAPHRAS MILLER, Executor.
Dated Middlebury, Oct. 9th ls4l. % sw
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FRGM FLORIDA.

FROM THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN CT SATURDAY.
The news from Florida, We are sratiird 10
learn, continues 10 bt cheering. We have been
informed by an Office who came passenger on
board the U. S. steamer Beaufort, arrived yes
ierday from Pilatka, tlat the Indians were COM
irg in at Tampa so fas the commanding officer
wonld be obliged to ship them off soon. Col
Worth continues sangune that he shall shortly
bring alb ut Termination of difficulties in Flori-
da. The observations # our inG,' mant !, ads
him 10 believe that the Prospect for such a happy
result was never bitter ilan at present.
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ESTATE OF HENRY HER.

rs IA1E Or 1E-NRi 'i
WE the subscribers, being appointed oy the Pro-
w hate Court for the District Of Add son, Com
ssionrrs, TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
aid demands Of all persons against the estate oil
HENRY HER,
late Of MddIebury, in said district, deceased, and also
ali claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto /;
And six months from the sth day Of September, 1871,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, do
therefore give notice that will attend TO the bust
ness of our said appointment at the dwelling house of
the deceased, in Middlebury, on the first Wednes-
DAYS of December and March next, from nine O'Clock
A. NJ until four O'Clock P. NJ on each of said days.
DANIEL CHAPMAN, )c..-
TIMOTHY MATTHEWS JUN. nlli'-
% 3w HORACE ENOS, 'oheS'
Dated at Mddlebury this 9Th day of September. 1871
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1.-THE FAMILY BOOK OF HISTORY" one the many
new books claiming The patronage of the public peculiarly
what Its title imports FAMILY book emb atng of the
interesting and important history world It's
compilation is the joint labor OF Mr. Oiney known au
thor Of system of Geography and History States
and Mr. Barber, author of Connecticut and Mass His Coec-
tons Elements of History &c higher Recommendation than
these names not Its favorable reception The
high merit of the work is obvious notice of its
pan The events detailed with breviy aape 10 the size
of the work, Gao large paees illustrated with
great number of fine wood In addition peculiar
ulness book OF reference, is well adapted cultivate in
the minds of children relish for historical and useful reading
In opposition The prevailing relish for novelty and fiction.
this respect the Family Book of History takes place
we believe been fully occupiedcertainy
rrotaby the public copious index places any
which the reader would REFER within his immediate REACH thus
aordng reference which every general reader
has felt the want We hope will take place portion of
the light reading which constitutes of too manv
families.
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EDITORS AND PosTMAsriRs.-SinceP resi.
dHnt Tyier's letter Of institution 10 Mr.. Hob
bic, ex communicating the csrps editorial, SO
far al least rs Post Office appointments are
concerned, some Of the Locofo:o Office holders
who CHANGED also. 10 be editors have given up
this las, occupation. The Postmaster at IIar-
risburgh. long editor of the Keystone and a
ihorough-going Loco Foco, hasjust discovered
that the two Offices are incompatible, and has
in consequence resigned his cdiorship. Con.
scicntious man
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of addison, IS.
4 tue copy OF recOru,
s. SWIFT, Jndge.

a I Probate Court held at Middle5ury, in
n and fol the District Of Addison, on the It'll
day Of October, 1871.
E2aphras Miller Executor of the last will and
test ament of Samuel Miller. late Of said Middle
bury, deceased, presents his administrator ac-
counts for allowance: Aad it's IheTeupon ordered
that the same be examined tor allowance BY
said Cour, at a sessinn thereof 10 be holden st
the Office oi the Judge fsaid cnurt in Middlebury
in and for the district of Addison, on the 22l
day Of November Ecxt at ole O'Clock 10 the at
tcrnoon; and that notice thereof be given L, all
per5InS interested, that they may appear and
make their objections 10 The allowance of said
administration account; by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Mddelury Peoples
Press, n newspaper printed at said Mddlebury
three weeks sucessively previ US to the time Of
said C, urt.
S. SWIFT, JHdge
a true cnpy Crrecorj,
% 3W S SWIFT JuLre,
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ABRAM DUNNING Jn.
STATE OF VERMONT
District Of N Hu,.n,1 (

District Of N Hdren,
y 2 E it remembered that at Probate Court
AS holden at Bristol in said District, cn ia
18th day Of September. 1911,
Pho S. Warner and Thadcus Dunton, admin
istrsroTs with will annexed, The estate of
COMFORT DUNTON,
lite Of BRISTOL Aforesaid. deceased, present th0.f
administration account for examination and al
lowance And therefore it is ordered that said
account be EXAMINE at a Probate Court, TO b.
holden at The office of the Judge Of said Court, -
Bri-tol, in and for tie District Of New Haven,
m the frsr Monday of November next at 10 a.
clock, A. NJ; And that Tire said administrators
cause notice Ihereofbe given to all persons inter
ested by publishing certified copy Of this order
IN the Midd.ebury Peoples Press, newspaper
printed at Mddlebury in The county Of Addison.
three weeks successfully previous 10 the time OF
said Court. Fl. MuNSlLL, Judge.
A tue copy Of record.
223w H. MUNSILL. Judge.
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Died.

In N. York City, the eth Robert B. Bates Esq
merry of this place We understand that months previous
to his death his life had been exemplary resolutions
temperance strictly observed and fast rising
responsibility which his But the hord
thirst at length him. INDUCING
weeks in of no1caion he ended his days fit of
deirium fremens He died the fool dieth
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nj arried.

In Bridport the l4ih by Rev. Dana Lamb Mr. Pnrirr c.
sIAE to Miss MARY eldest daughter Joseph KitcheI Eeq
all of Brdport.
The knot that binds willing hearts, &C.
In Salisbury the evening 18th Enus ABrsp 10
Miss HANNAH A. daughter Of Morris Graves ESQ., ofSasbury
QThe present of abeautifu reward of this
publication, and evnces that kind ard generous
prize of the fortunate bridegroom.