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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-03
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Grant * SeavcT. y December Term 1871


Whereas at the term Of the County Court held
al Sliddlebury, in and for the County Of Addison.
on the second Tuesday of December. ls4I, JOSIAH,
Stickney OF Boston. County of Suffolk, State Of
mont OF real estate, against Benjamin +. Grant and
George Seaver, both of said Boston, in said County
OF Suffolk, and State Of Massachusetts, late part.
ners IN trade under the name and firm OF Grant IL
Seaver, in plea ofthc ccs- for s 100 dollars, Tor
work and labor, care and diligence, Of the said
Stickrey, dcnc and performed for the said Grant
and Seaver: also for $1,000 tor goods, wars and
merchandise sold and delivered TO said Grant &
seavrr, by said Stick ncy; also for $1,000 lent and
advanced, paid. laid ont and expended: also for
$1,000 for money had and received by the sad Grant
& Seaver. of the sail Stickney, per witt file:
and the ie' m aforesaid, the said S;ckney m, ly
H. Needham, his attorney. ard Because said Benz
d. u rant I'd said George Seaver were out OF the
States and whereas it not shown to the court tina.
the said Grant sud said Seaver have had persorai
notice Of said suit, il is ordered By the court, thst
The Plaintiff cause notice thereof TO be given TO the
said Grant and Seaver, by publishing the subsa.cs
OF his declaration and this ORDER Wit notice Of the
oontinuancs of said cause in the Mddlebury Peo>
pies Press, newspaper printed in said Middlcbury
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last Of which rulh.
cations TO lie thirty days before the next term of
said Court. And day thereofwas further given, &C.
until tho said next term TO b. held the second
Tuesday of June, I643.
81 tsigned.) S. SWIFT. Clerk.
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Earl d. Daniels
Addison County Court.
December Term, 1e4l
Elkanah Woodcock. ,
Elias Kelsey, Trustee j


Whereas at the term of the Ccnnfy Court, held
at Middebury, in and for the County of Addison,
on the second Tuesday of Decenber. 1871, Earf
Daniels Of ga sbury, in said county, commenced biS
action onl NOTE against Eikanah Noodcoch, late Of
said Salisbury: also summoned Trustee Of So ID
Woodeock, in plea of Trespass on the case fo<
$ll3 50, specified in promissory note given by tho
said Elkanah Woodcoek 10 the said Earl Danielss
the second day of September. 1910. for value
ccived airing date the day and year last aforesaid,
made payable TO the plaintiff in She month of Jsly,
le&t, with interest; whereby he undertoex and
faithfully promised to pay the said plaintiff the said
sum OF s!I352. But the said Elkanah hath not
paid the said sum TO the said Earl D., or any part
thereof bu, utterly neglects and refuses &c TO do,
although, &C., as per writ files and the term a.
foresaid the said Eayl D. Ct me by Briggs Prout.
his attorneys, and because said Elkanah was ont
Of this State: and whereas it is not shown TO the
court that the SAID E!kanah has hae person al nrt-
ice of said suit, is ordered BY the eourt that tho
plaintiff cause notice thereof TO be given tho
said Elkanah, BY publishing the substance Of his
declaration and this order, with notice Of the con-
ilnuance OF said cause, in the Mddlebury Peoples
ess, newsp. per printed in said Middebury.thrce
weeks successfully, the last of which publications
TO be ihri days before the OF said court
and day thereof was farther given, sc. until the
said next term 10 be held on Tho Second Tuesday
of June. 1912.
81 tSigncdl S. SWIFT. Clerk.
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Reuben Smith ! Addison County Court,
VS.. December Term,
H;r,r, Moaee IS1l

Hiram Z. Moses. 1c4i.
Attbe Term Of this court, held on second Thurs
day in June, IS4l, came Reuben Smith Of Shoreham
in tho County Of AGdison. by his attorney, U. III.
Everest and brought into court here, his certain
writ against Hiram P. Moses. of said Shorsham, and
return of service thereon, in action of ejcctment
for certain piece or parcel Of land with tho nP-
purlenances, Lying and being in Shorcham af0re-
s,id and described and bounded as follows; ito it
beginning in the east lire of the highway leading
southeriy past Herod Nichols dwelling house, IN
north line of Ozas Sinnford's land; thence east
said Stanfords north line eighteen rods, 10 pile Of
stones; thence north ten rods. to pile of stones;
thence west twenty two rods 10 the line OF tho
aforesaid highway; thcncs souhery on the east line
Of said highway. to the place CT beginning, contain
ing one acre and forty rods OF ground. rcservng for
highways" as per writ on file: and because il was
,ugpestcd TO this court, that tho said Hiram p. VI D
SEES as absent from this state and had not lad per-
son notice Of said suit day thereof was given, sc.
until the present term; and now, TO wit al the PRES
emf term comes the said Reuben Smith. by his said
attorney and it not being shown 10 the court, that
the said Moses has yet had personal notice Of said
suit il is therefore ordered by the court, that me
said plaintiff cause notice thereof 10 be gives him,
by publishing the substa nce of his decaraon, and
this oder, with notice Of the eoninushce OF raid
cause, in the Middlebury Peoples Press, newsp1-
per printed in Middlebury, in -sld county, Three
weeks successfully, the last ~ winch publications,
10 be at least thirty days bore the next term oil SAID
court; and day thereof as given, SC until the said
next term TO be bel5on III, second Tuesday of June
AID. 1870. S. SWIFT. Clerk.
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Zirnri Pond,
VS..
ron Pond
Addison County Court.
December Term 1871.

Whereas at term Of the County Court held at
Middlebury in and for the county Of Addison on The
second Tuesday of December A. 1871, Zimri Pond
of Cornwall. in said county commenced his action
by attachment against Myrun Pond of Shoreham, in
aid county, ir plea. that the said Myron render 10
The plaintiff, the several sums, in four promissory
notes specified which described follows 10 wit:
one bearing date Shoreham Nth day of October,
1886, for S39 SO, made payable on demand, with
use one dated l7h day Of October, 1885, for S3s 81
made payable in like manner; bearing dale.
Shoreham, December IS, 1888, for $50 IS, made
payable in two months from the date thereof, with
interest and on which endorsed (Feb. lS, 1897
the sum of SO %: and one dated at Panton on the
9TH day Of September, 1885, for $l2 so, made paya-
bic TO Fl W. Pond. bearer, the 9th day Of No
yember next; with interest; and also in plea Of the
case for money paid, laid out and expended by the
said Zmri for the use and benefit of the said Myron
a, per writ on file; and the term aforesaid, the said
Zmri came by c. LiEsIey, his attorney, and because
aid Myron was out o. this state; and where il is
not shown 10 the court that the said Myron has had
personal notice Of said suit, il is ordered by the court
that the plaintiff cause notice thereof 10 be given
said Myron, by publishing the substance Of his de-
claraton and this ORDER with notice of its confirm
ance of said cause in the Middebury Peoples Press,
newspaper printed in Middebury, in said county
three weeks successfully the last Of which pubca-
tons 10 be thirty days before the next OF said
court; and day thereof farther given, &c. until
the said next term 10 be held one the second Thurs
day Of June, a. ID. 1912.
81 (s.ngedJ, S. SWIFT, Clelk.
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BRIG HTON MARKET.

BRI G. II TON nj A r K EFT.
Monday. April %, 1912.
At Market 265 Beef Cattle. II pair working
oxen, Is Cows and Calves, 200 Sheep and 1900
Swine.
PRrcss.-BeefC Cattle. We quote few ex-
ira cattle at s6,25. Second quality, $3.50 a
5,7j Third quality, $4,75 5,25.
Shsep Lots, 3,25. 3.75, 4,25. and $500.
Wool. Sales very limited. Quotations as
usual.
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Young Mems Temperance So

ciety.
There viii be an adjourned meeting ofihis
Society on Wednesday Evening the 4,h May
at I o'clock. at the Town Room.
Several addresses arc expected. a general
attendance of the members of the Society and
others interested in the subject of Temperance
is respectfully solicited.
E. r. WRIGHT, Sec.
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United States District Court.
Vermnnf District

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
Petition Of Lalhrop Jennings, of Salisbury, in
said district 10 be declared Bankrupt, at the
court house in Windsor, Vermont on The oath
of May, 1912, 10 A. NJ. SO
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
VrRMoSr DISTRICT.

IN BANKRUPTCY. Notice TO show cause a.
gaiust Petition ofHyeH MCDONALD, of Vergennes,
in said district aborer, 10 be declared Bankrupt at
the Court House, in Windsor, Vermont, on the oath
Of May, ls42. 10 AN 81
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court,

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause a.
gainst the petition of Luman Farr, of Ripton
in the county of Addison and state of Vof'
mont, to be declared BankruPt at the court
house ut Windsor, Vermont. on the Oath of
May, 1912, 10, A. NJ 81
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court
Xermnnt District.

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause a..
gainst. the petition Of Amasa A. Rhodes of
Ripton in the County of Addison and State of
Vermont 10 be declared Bankrupt at the Court
House at Windsor Vermont on The oath day of
Nav 1912. 10 A. NJ.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF YER MONT }
District of New Haven, So

STATE OF VERMONT
District of New Haven, S.
RE il remembered. that at probate court holden at
Bristol, in and for tie district of New Haven on
the 4th day of April, A. D. 1912,
Harvey Psrmeter, administrator of the estate OF
EDWARD DUNSHEE,
late OF Bristol in said District, deceased made app-
cation to this have the time limited for paving
the debts Of said deceased extended year the
lIth of May, 1s4l it is thei efore ordered that sad
application be considered session Of said to
be held at Bristol aforesaid, the Office Of the judges
on the first Monday of June next, at 10 O'Clock AM
and that notice hereob be given to all interest
ed that they may appear before said COURT and make
affections, il any they have. TO the term Of pay
men, bens rs aforesaid, by publishing eertl-
fed copy of this order in the ,hs county q
a newspaper printed Middebnry, ,hc i'm,
Addison. three weeks successfully, previous 10 -
OF said court. =
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy of REGARD,
H. MUNSILL. Judge. 1913
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Vermont District

In Bankruptcy, Notice to show cause a.
gainst Petition of JamesHolden Of Ripton in
the county of Addison within said District to
be declared Bankrupt at the Court House in
Windsor, on the oath day of Nay, 4. D. 1912,
10 A. NJ. 52;3w
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-03

The RieHr o. S=ARcH,-The papers by the
Great Western have brought Lord Aberdeen's
answer to Mr.. S,evenson's last diplomatic CON-
mnnication upon tho subject of the right OF
search. Lord A. addresses Mr.. Everett, as
Mr.. Stevenson left England soon after the date
of his letter. Lord Aberdeen rcnounccs all
right TO search American vessels in time of
peace, and says that when it is ascertained
that vessel is American, British cruisers are
directed to abstain from. moleHing her, be she
slarer. or otder,cise. All that is claimed, he
says, is the right to find bIt whether the vessel
they meet are American or not, and the claim
is set up for no selfish purpose, but for the in
terest of hunanity.-l.ord A. says the following
are the orders issued to British officers:
If from the intelligence which the officer
commanding Her Majesty;s cruiser may have
received, or from the manGuvres Of the vessel,
or from other cause shall have reason TO believe
that although bearing the American flag, tie
vessel does not belong to the United States, he
i, ordered, ifthe stale Of the wind and weather
shall admit of it, to go ahead of The suspected
vessel, after communicating his intention by
mailing, and to drop boat on board of her TO
ascertain her nationality, without OBTAINING her
if she shs II prove 10 he an American vessel.
But should this mode of visiting the vessel be
impractcable, he is TO require her to be brought
to for this purpose. The officer who boards
the vessel is merely to satisfy himself of her
nationality, by the papers other proofs, and
should she really be an American vessel, he
will Immediately quit her, offering, with the
consent of her commander, TO note on her pap
ers the cause of suspectng, her nationality, and
~ Bumber of minutes she was detained (ifde-
I II r
the particulars are to be Immediately entered
IN the log-book of the cruiser, and full state
.rnent fthem is to sent by the first opportunity
directed TO England.
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UNITED. STATES DISTRICT Court,
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Notice TO show cause a
gainst petition of Hastings Warren. of Mid
dIebury, in the county of Addison within said
district, to be declared Bankrupt at the court
house in Windsor, on the oath of May 1912,
10, A. NJ.
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United States District Court.
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause against
Pei; ion of Nathaniel Circuit of Leicester, in SAID
district, TO be declared Bankrupt at the Court
House in Windsor, Vermont, on the 2lth of
Nav 1910 IN NJ
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United States District Court.
Vermont District.

In Banl ruptcy. Notice to show cause against
petition OF Charles Hall of Bristol, in said dis
irct, To be declared Bankrupt, at the court house
10 Windsor, Vermont, on the 24;lI of May, ls4z
10. NJ. SO
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Look Out.

= "HE subscriber would notify
IL all those who owe him that he
~ is compelled by the most urgent n E.
cessity to call upon them for imr'e-
date payment. Ii this request is Dot So eedi.
" complied with. his accounts viii be leffwitn
an attorney fer collection without favor TO any
one. - 80
@HATs selling al cost 60
JOHN JACKSON.
Middlebury, March 25, 1s4e. 4sf
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United States Distric, Court,
Vermont District.

- vermont Dlsirict
Ia Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause against
Petition of Elhanan w. Esty, of Leicester, to
be declared Bankrupt, al Windsor, Vernon, on
Inc oath Of MAY 1912, 10 A. NJ. So
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United States District Court.
District of Vermont.

District Of Vermont.
IN BANKRUPTCY. Notice u show cause
against Petition of Selah Benton, of Granville,
in said District, tn be declared Bankrupt, at The
Court House in Windsor, Vermont. Oh the Gath
OF May. 1912, 10, A. NJ. 57,3w.
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United States District Court,

In Bankruptcy. Notice TO show cause against
petition of Alden Blackmer. Of Vergennes in
said district, to be declared Bankrup'. at the
court house in Windsor, Vermont, on the oath Of
Nav, lS42, 10, AM. SO
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United States District Court,

Ia Bankruptcy. Notice To show cause against
petition of Solomon Field Of Ferrisburgh, in
said district, to be declared Bankrupt,at the court
house IN Windsor, Vermont, on the Oath of May
1912, ~, "A NJ. 81
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
VERMONT DIsRICr.

IN BANKRUP ICY. Notice to show cause
agai 81 the Petition Of LYMAN SEVERANCE, Of Mid
dlebury in said district, be declared b1nk ruptat
the Court House inWiads"r Vermont. on tae oath
of May, IS42. loan. 81
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United States District Court.
Districtof Vermont

in. BANKRUPTCY. Notice to show cause
against Petition of Hel Heath, of Middlebury, in
said District tn be declared Bankrupt, at The Court
House in Windsor, Vermont, on the 24th ofMsy.
1912 10 NJ 52.2N
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United Sidfes District Court

In Bankruptcy. Notice to show cause agains
Petition of Cyrus N. Wickwire of Bridpori, in
said district, To be declared Bankrupt, at the cour
house in Windsor, Vermoar, on the 24th Of May
1912. 10 A. N. ~
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Is d 9.
Vergennes and TroyLine.

Vergennes and Troy Line.
.aA THIS line Of Boat., so we'll
known to the public, have
EesSa!issfZ0EzS56f1u commenced business; teav-
SEzs1S1%&2E2s1Di ing Vergcnncs cvcry Tuss
day and Saturday m orning at 7 o'clock. towed BY
steam Boat to Whitehall, arriving al Troy the Sd
day-leavcs Troy Wednesdays and Saturdays oil :
o'clock, P. NJ. arriving al Vergennes Tuesday and
Y Saturday mornings Freight for the South should
-E.fd the day previous. At frog, Freight
be on bosfS~>- 10 tho hour OF lea=ng. The
will be received ho.o1sliy repaired,
Boats OF this Line, have -,..sGicht an l
and both safe and convenient Tor .,.-~@-z4
Passengers.
Grateful for The liberal support we have rsccivod
We solicit continuance Of public patronage, and We
would here say. all business entrusted to care
will be done with promptness and despatch, aud sat
isfdctoryin every respect.
sM. ID. HALL. 155 River 81, Troy,
r. CHAPMAN, Yergcnncs.
vsrgcnncs. April &c, 1912.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States District Court.
District of Vermont

. IN BANKRUPTCY, Notice 10 show cause
against Petition of Samuel F. Field. of Yer
gennes. in said district, to be declared Bankrupt,
at the Court House in Windsor, Vermont, on the
Oath OF Nav, 1912, 10, A. NJ 52:3w
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A WHOLESALE BUSINESS.

The Eve. Journal of Saturday. publishes a
list FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY Executive
nominations which we're REJECTED by the Re-
gency Senate during their recent session, and
of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-Two that were laid
upon the table, equivalent 10 rejection. This
makes a total of SEVEN HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-SEVEN Executive nominations
rejected for purely political reasons by the
Regency Senate, during single session We
venture to say that parallel to this cannot
be found in the annals of the Union. These
nominations were all ''vetoed" by the Regency
majority of the Senate on one and the same
ground, viz. the supposed political opinions of
the individuals recommended by the Governor
for the different appointments. The Regency
majority of the Senate did not think it worth
their while to inquire into the merits of the
nominations-it was sufficient for them to
know or to assume that the persons nominated
were Wings. The constitution as they under
stand it only requires them to advise and con
sent TO the appointment of their own political
partisans
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United States District Court,
We mimi District

In Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause against
petition of Benjamin Lawrence, of Mddlebury,
in said district. TO be declared Bankrupt, at the
cour, house in Windsor, Vermont, on the 2ih
of May 1912, %, A. NJ. SO
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United States District Court.

-. District Of Vermont.
in BANKRUPTCY. Notice to show cause
against Petition OF Moses Field. Of Ferrisburgh.
in said District, to be declared Bankrupt, at The
Court House in Windsor, Vermont, on the oath
oil May, 1912, 10, P. M. 52;3w
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United States District Court,

erm0nt Dl>trlct.
--IpBankrup,cy. Notice to showcase agains
petition of Zaduck Powers, OF Ripton, in sal,
district TO be declared Bankrupt, al the cour
house in Windsor, Vermont on the eth OF Ma,
1912, 10, A. NJ. 80
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articles far above 90 per cent, and open fair
field of discrimination in favor Of the pr0duc-
tive industry of the country. The strong pop
uar movements in the right direction, commu-
municated to Congress through memorials and
petitions, without number, are exerting the
most Appropriateness upon our representatives.
The whig members are going for Protect'oh
almost en- masse, with renewed ardor ana reso-
luton, while the loco doughfaces from the
North stand rebuked for their subserviency to
the South, bv the clear and decided express
ions of the popular will. Congress is gradually
approaching the momentous subject, by the
previous disposition of all others which might
interfere with its full discussion and final ad
justment, as we hope, for the prosperity of the
country. In this connection, we would men,
ton that every whig paper in the Union is on
the right side, and in those sections ofthe coun-
try, where the people cannot be made to un-
derstand the reason why our own labor should
be deprived of the advantage of our own mar
kets, for the accommodation of southern cotton
growers, the loco editors are driven into the
traces. Even the Burlington Sentinel, which
has hitherto overlooked with rawlings against
protection, last week came out in favor Of wool
growers. Thinking TO make some political
capital out of the supposition that MIR. Salton-
sails report does net sufficiently protect the
wool growers, that paper and others of the
same kidney, are expatiating with affecting pa
thos in favor of those whose interests they
have hitherto secuted. But in relation to this
great interest," their sympathies are quite over
charged. We are ourselves wool growers, and
we feel satisfied, that at26 pei cent "a cts pr lb
after the addition of freight and charges, cash
duties, E. faithful execution of the law, and our
wooden factories in full operation, the farmer
will have no reason to complain This. at
least, is the opinion of the committee who re-
ported the bill, and who certainly could not
have overlooked one of the most important in
tcrests of the country. However, they may be
mistaken. Let our most experienced wool
growers investigate this subject, make esti-
mates, and Unnecessary, send OF to Congress for
better protection. If an error exists the friends
of protection in Congress will correct it. Con-
:ventions have been held in Chittenden and
Washington counties upon this subject. But
so far as locofoeoism goes for protection, so
good. We certainly rejoice that this party
have at length been forced to smother the old
stale yell of monopoly, and are now coming out
for protection to euery branch of industry This
is true wing doctrine. But how will they an
swer this political heresy to Wright, Calhoun,
Kendall, the Globe, e, i'd omne genus
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United States District Court.
District of Vermont.

IN BANKRUPTCY, Notice TO show cause
against Petition of Moses Sargent of Weybridge
in said District to be declared Bankrupt at the
Court House in Windsor, Vermont on the oath
OF May, 1912, 10, A. M. 52;3w