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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

DAN AWAY fIofn The subscriber in ChesteTheIL
IL About5 mics above Manchester. the l7Ih OF sep
iembcr, my woman JANE about 10 years o quite black
and sim Igrrcd-and on the 2ith, RANDALL, some.
noscaed Jon about 70 years Old black with vide teeth
about miing Lci with while spot top Of tbs
head Randall has good baek cloth Coat and nigh crown
back hi, and olHh Cop win him, ! will give SO
tascn IN the STATE. s61f taken out Of The state
IN dtf&c'f JOSHUA Al viz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

They will be in receipt or portion Or their Pal and
Winter stock within or days, and will continue TO re-
eeve by every arrival from Philadelphia, Connecticut and
MEqsachuPctis dufnR the season.
They nateT themselves that their stock will be COM
piec, both regards variety and quality, that OF any
esiatshmfnt of the kind In the city, particularly Il " II
be selected by ono who has had long experience the
business
ronaee assuring them that every attention necessary will
bc gwen IN their business.
They will continue dispose OF the remainder Of their
stock on hand ataredueed price.
} r. WATKINS & co,
ocA Opposite RUNS EAGLE Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
sTOCKTON's PREMIUM MINERAL
TEE TIL


IOHN o. WAYT, Dentist has Just received from, the
above celebrated iunscturor complete assortment
OF TIC nodhc1ufu Teeth that have ever been brought
otus Cry aud which, In all that constitutes admirable
Imitation ~ The natural tech. arc unsurpassed
Those wish have artificial teeth Inserted and AZ
0ihofs Interested respectfully invited - cal and ex
anime them, and 7Fccmcnn of Liawoft.
}. g. w. confinura heretofore perform M opera
lions forthe prevention and Of diseases IN tho oeh
Bansa, hiaiu street.
REFERENCE
NClNko,MD HobtW Tfaran, MD
gc1rsg Watson, ~ u Thomas Nelson, " ID
III ucauc. ~ 1imcn iioton n ID
~ Carmichael " n A cunningham, ~ u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

CIGARS 1000 Principe Ciaars or superior oosIty
y and justly celchIatei brands, Lopez, Horm5nfeF
fta GcnlilD and Lments, receiving per schf tfcLGei
and for gile hy JAMES SiLEW a SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
TIANAWAY

IRON The subscriber, tho 9th August, tsf2 rcsid
ing in Campbell county, stanton river about Eve
mel southwest Of Ltclvilc acgro woman named no.
SEIIA Sai negro womiu's ago is not exactly known,
but supposed o. DO . yearn old, a. Fl Ordinary height
hhc y has thick hps, and ono tooth out in front She
stands very erect andi1 not quick f1okcn. said negro
was sol n Hanover, and suspect she 10 Glazing tp get
back. Ill give reasonable reward Tor the apprelen.
sion and delivery Of stt slave NJ secured any ia
lha' gcthcr acsn Address Addison w ward lecs,ie,
Campbell county, Va. a W WARD.
ID e. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

slAL SELL TO the highest bidder on Tuesday the 80 Of
NeNchoer " TAR, U not tho fair diy iher.G T.
Suutvs csccrtcdJ upon the premises, tho well known
piOpr,V above mennncd Ian sing lar IN the 90 :
u MN us usls decidedly the most valuable milling
nsh"nt above the falls OF James River Ia Va Ia local
sluson I~ithin ~ yards ofthe m,n street OF Lynch.
pusAl gives peculiar adsautagc well Tor the urc
OF Nncs as Tor tho sac Of oua, lasicr ETC. The
COMMUNICATING shppnx nbut. and receiving as,er ATE
equal To establishment the kind Ia. boAts NAV bc
brought within ~ feet OF the ills. II Is not
u suppose that lot cf plaster be ground and
from this cs;ah shmcu annually tho inls eor.tain
run OF i've feet Bur ST aud Rubberc aud
ne oil making 100 barrels al iurpeI day Attached 70 inc
10 tons 81 pAs or 100 bushels oi meal which ton its
eonusuity To Lyuehburk, will alg1y insurc g,oi custom
Tue machinery Is Cast trou The vince BAY
ete nave Oeen ina ic about u months. The While pTopee
" mas recently undeTs thorough repair. foe waicT
power 70 unqncsionablc having Jsmcs River feeder
perry tha The trescut Ia suspicious flr coa-
ncneiug Milling busnese-ihc low Iucc of sia
lerin. next TO an ing disability that Ices De
hc Mls ate now IN operation and viii continue until
u OF sac aud tho purchaser will BE- Icluigci take
tue Stock OF barrels and timber ,o which there
heent supply for the years opcraions.) also tho hand.
tconsing % the cs,ebshme eight Coopcrs Une
for each. ~ "
70 Farmers having wheuln the Mills, and those that
hNc contracted 10 guud on sale Twill
lhh no disposition that may bo made OF the Mills shall m
any was chance Out rclaoLs Nv partner. Mr. Sicpto.
VIII rcain NJ Ito Mills 10 wind the busiacss and sthf
tract
Trris o6 Siis-Onc thrI In hand and the balance in
aud years, annual nsalmcHts. with deed trust
the property KEEP: insured for bcnt
Ielunding To me the amount Of insurance paid IRON the
day OF sale For any further information please alress
me, at Lyuchburg.
:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
C0Mslis !. mUsINEss.

Commi'son Merchant and General AGENT.
WI sueut 70 any bu'iecss eendisd to him. IN,
w once, Tor fur urereut adi0nf the Comptna House
Of McssrI. Csrrinron, Gibson = Thornton.
Kichm md. Oh September. t5t2. SEQ elm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

NTfRGTNfA AT Rules held IN Tho CLERKS once Of the
v Superior Court Of Chsncery, for the Richmond Cir
cuf the 40 day of October, 1879;
John McQusld, Piia
Against
Henry Timsnu-, Lsnas narnum, and other Dens.
Tho defendants above named, having their
appearance, and Oven security according 20 tho Get o
assembly ard the rules ~ fhs court snd appearing by
aatisactnry evidence, Tint thfy uhablfaufa 81
Ills Commonwealth Il " oriorod, That the eali DO
feans do appeat tic rules be held on the Ter Monday
la Isnuaty neIt and answer tho b ~ tho pi,hn; aad
that copy Of this order be forthwith inherited IN some
newspaper publ shcd In the city Of Richmond, for two
months sUceessyoy and posted al the front door Of tho
Clplfol 70 the said city.
soH Wv wN q SANDS, g O,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

sense. Still, We prefer the old methods. and hOlc
hat all ,ersry tsrnsgas,' should be qaslled either
privately, villa husband, or publicly, wah the
dueking stool. Ms,fimony the herse .Pond is the
hing for all fem ale seFibs!ers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
soR sALE. cMicxAmonlNY LAsp is

., NEW kEHT
SNAIL Offer 10 the hShest biLicT Al New Kent Court
Louise, GA Th1r.day, the l0h DAY % NOVEMBER
rtA', thst es'.x count psy, Ttaefoi Ian known hy
ny eanc 81 Belle ise, situated the Chi, ksh. ~
nN.. IN ne conniy of New Kent adjoining tho lands oi
r.eiog thbssan aud others. and containing bct~eeu
<shi 90 acres OF az fertile land any tn the county
sne1t oae Su IA Of has been recently cleared the
mhodet y covered with valuable ash oak and other IN.
Der and NE trset abounds In lneshausbc supplies OF
god natl ISf teIas &e references Ia made 10 MI lame
Ssmrer Of New Kent. who will show the pEetna 10 any
person Whaling 10 purchase.
,,.,. CLAYTON a; COLEMAN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

To WILLIAM QUINN, A4rainisfraior or WA
ID. ceeeds,d- You will take notice, that
shall At the Office OF rho's Wallace, ESD In the
OF Petersburg tho 9Th day Of Novembe lSi1 between
the hours OF O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, p take
he dcposliicns Of John II Pieson AMI Others and the
th day OF the month, the oso OF Philip Tabb,
~ the city Of Richmond between the same hours Of the
latter day. take the dcpositons OF David PullaEn and
others 10 he read evidence the suit pending Ia
the District Count OF the United SAFES fr Eastern
rici of Virginia, wheI cin you plaintiff and de.
iendant wN mo. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
rHEOI.OCICAI. uoohs
LANGuoRNE MlIIsrop s,Ir

w RANDOLPH Ia. for sale. at low prices, pol ',
theological Books, embracing most OF tho valdat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

,,uiH Es AND PRAy nn HOOKS
/ RANDOLPH, Main street. neat to ncek'a City
~ nahs, has f,r sale
ubcs srxe and small, OF various editions aud binding
f,cea vary ing IRON 6ltc to as
rtayer n'oks OF all s,ses ard bindings prices orn
~ Cchs w. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
RARGAINe. pARCAINg IN CARRIAgE9.

BARGAINS, BARGAINS IN CARRlAGE5.
WE have hand assortment Of Carriages rod liar
w noes which VII cell - prices much below what
they have s1f Tor In this market, and be-
In any oiher Thoy c1n'st NJ Coaches, Charoecs
Barouches and Durxys. Those In want viii please give
oeB BOsIfgR, ROBINSON co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
TOBACCO sTEMMERY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE

ANoaNSO sIEMMkRf AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE
INb Ishscco SentneIy. Presses and other FIxtures.
together with all The ont bnlinrs cessry G,r FRO.
seuns the sie,ninng business, uuaiet At n.easbato,
DANieas couniN. NJ. reccntly built bv al pee, ~
-ish. deed Il new nsicd COR saie.
ihs ESTABLISHMENT dutinr he
u .hua cd n the midst Of noe Tobacco srou,ns ye.oo
sn1 u In every respect eli tel the use OF
any oae ieirons Of eDbaIkDs In that dcpirtuent
Nny pe 400 nrsito"s Of purchasing will Ne shown tho
premises ~ the undersigned. .ho mar be found Al al
unes al the CLERKS oihes at Owenshoio.
,.,, ~, = MCFARLAND.
&C u ,Dsvsg
rrmE SnAHD sEohb.r HEvEALED
bin CO eau nov furniAi n atels on t'i,lhn.
N al as bow Ieca az the DUAL IL IL n,
any Ioiihern city. We eoni.nne 10 receive A., .ye,y
hta aittonal supplies, witch bought kir cs-h ami
maf 90 cold ir tue eans, la order stand our su,unJ
49,, SUPERIOR OVERCOATS
lpl Overeoais Of Emo and iium Beaver
%, Beaver snl nlird cloth Free 4 Coats
PANTS AND VESTS.
. very large and complete asSottment of Pant, .,,
vets eonpIisnS every quality and style All al The yeIS
&c ~ KEEN CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

/ AMhs RIVER a kANAWilA BONDS e2sDl. Tor sale.
81 octH iEWIS wEDD
A VI Il - A. PATTI sON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
MILL give prOmp' atteinn 10 sale OF Il. kinds
w duee an 4 Merchandise cons gucdio his Store
on Cary street, sdJoinug Mossrs. Clpcrton a Crump
octli
GIRhSDoLEs AND CANDLELABRAs
(NlRANDOLES for l, or Candies, will Glass drogs,
" Tor sale chesp-and Candelebras Tor 5.hts Of beau.
uiul pattcrns, tor sale. JAMES EVANS,
ocH Main street
I COOKING GLAsSEs-A hue lot just received,
IL ntt sehr Wave, very good and cheap.
ocis JAMES EVANS Main At
DASsAGE Lamps general assortment Of Cut
AMI Plan Passage Lamps Ieducoi Prices sale a.
IL Nr,i MAJ,
nISNEts sEIs-A fne assortment oI new I'D
II beautiful patterns of Dinner sets, for sale low for
cash. OF TO prompt customers.
ocli JAMES EVANS, Main st.
THOSIA- q. DUDLEY,
- ESPECTFULiY Informs us friends and the public
II generally, that he will continue tie Dry Goods
ness In the Store Market Bridge recently occupied by
nu'ey A. Meredith. lie has already received many new
GOO "a, ani will M few days have Of such
Goods usually kcNt la his ne. which he s deter.
mined To sell the lowest for cash Experience has
sons, therefore, Luyng or tho money may expect bar.
gains oc II Is
I loUORlCE--.0 cases Lquotcc rait OF Superior
IL qnlhty receiving per scir lchdeld and ft sale nv
&C ~ JAMES STEER & son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

JOEL w, WOMACK g. co.
Have on hand large aud general sssortmentOf
GROCER IES,
And other Goods, viii 10 they will sell low for CASH or
Country Produce, consisting IN part, Of
3j0 slrks salt
ionsswcies aud English Iron
ehhdsJf Good aud Pine Fgrar
81 bags do DO ConYn
Bacon, Loaf suzlT and Holasses
Plpuzhs and Cotton Oznabufrs
Gotten Yarns, &c.
Fhup Coal af nc
grs'c Coal ~ DO
Lime, Tar, Plaster, &c.
ALSO,
Best Family 1nl snperfne Fiour, manufactured
bv y = Ncnabie g. Go.
Shorts fhan md Meal. oc 10 ciO'
Farmyie, sept ~, 1912
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
j. Il. WATKINS & CO.
boot AND SHOE BUSINESS,

XEToULD respectfully INFORM their customers and
w public generally that they have determined TO
tinue their
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
CAUTION TO THE pUnLICl

I loUoRICE.-.0 cases Liquoiico, pant OF Superior
II qnlhy, receiving per seir lchied and ~ sale ~
~ JAMES STEER & son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

We hod in the New York papers the following
Letter from MIR Clay, written in reply to a eommu-
nies,ion from some gentlemen at Syracuse, in that
Btatc. Who forwarded to him present Of a quantity
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Nd al others wanting Goods in ny line would do we'll
~ 70 call an examine ny stock and prices, before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
No. Bookbndng In superior style: -
oct 10 ~ RANDOLPH.
WIRGiNfA SELECTION or HYMNS new edition, Tor
f1led w RANDOLPH5
oct BOOKSTORE and BindcrY.
ANIMALS FOR 1913.
w RANDOLPH hss received f1r saio.
- Frcndshir's Offering and Winters WfeLth, with ton
PLACES fine binding.
The chr-an sSuvrnlo edited By ) r Sheppard with sir
plates, beautiful binding. oct 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

EDn SIDES SOLE LEATHER, various quanIies
OOO II hhds Pouo Rico Moassess
% bbis New Orleans do
~ bbs TsnncIs' OIL
- boxes Sperm Cantles-Ieeeiyins " sale by
oct IL LEWIS WEEP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

BRUSSELS ply ingram. J add Venetian CarpetIns
brussels. Wilton aud TunodR Rugs
WI eh will be sold very cheap Tor cash negotiable notes
al0days RICHARDSON a. CO.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-01
From The Boston Times Extra.
.nnNu T or srnE
BRIT MA !

Important u eatg bet,reen Englrnd France, .1us-
friG. Prussia and Russia, on the Stare trade and
Right of Ssarch--Mssion of Lord .4shturton
to his cOuntry-Dreadtnl state Of Trade.
The most important news receive by the
Britannia is the signing of treaty OF the five
powers, England, France, Austria. Russia ana
Prussia, for the suppression OF the sf1ve trade by
which they allow ire right Of search; and any
ships of eithlr nation employed in the slave trade
art to be treated as pirates.
1t appears that Lori Morpelh is about TO be re-
turned as member of the House of Commons
for Dublin. A vast deal Of genuine heartfelt
delight is evinocd in the papers this event, and
much sympathy is shown in consequence OF the
ejectment Of his l,rdship from the representation
Of the West Riding.
Her Majesty, @ ieen Victoria Prince Albert,
and the juvenile Prince of Wales continued in
excellent nealIh. The Prince has enjoyed him
self very much, by skating on the Serpentne, and
her Majesty has Joined in the winter amusements
of her liege lurd,' by being drawn on tie ice, in
sledge, after the German fashion.
The day for the christening Of the Prince of
Wales. has not been positively fixed upon but
the Journal declares that the Queen determines
tia. the celebration shall take place on the 10th
of February, the anniversary Of her Majesty's
happy marriage. This event. however, depends,
we are lulOiuiSu, WI VI StfcIdI utS-
tinguished foreigners, who were 10 participate in
the interesting ceremony.
Besides the King Of Prussia, it is said that the
reigning Duke Of SAKE Coburg Gntha, the King
of the Belgians, the consort of the Queen Of
Portugal, and some members of the royal family
of France, will be present at the baptism Of the
Prince Of Wales.
Special Mission. Lord Ashburton has
been appointed upon special embassy to ad-
Just the open points of controversy between
this country and Great Britain, and is about
to proceed to the United States.
The American Minister. Mr.. Everett re,urn
ed TO London from Paris, with his family. on the
14th ult. Mr.. Everett had an audience with Earl
Aberdeen at tn. Foreign Office on the mex, day.
and on the 10th went 10 Windsor and was pre-
sented, for the first lime 10 the Queen.
VIscoUNr MoRPETH.-We learn from private
letter that the noble viscount cohtemplates re-
turning TO his country from America at the close
of February, or a; The la'est the FIRST week in
March.
Many meetings have been held to alleviate the
prevailing distress.
The ira lie of Great Britain is. certainly, in
Worse state than when we received our last ac-
Counts.
An important historical event occurred in
London on Monday, when the representatives of
France, Austria, Prussia, and Russia; signed
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-01

treaty with Great Britain, in which the four For
eign Powers agreed TO adopt the English laws
against the slave trade. Those laws declare the
actual enga yemeLt in the trade to be piracy, and
the embarking OF capital in it 10 be felony. These
Powers grant the right of search into vessels
bearing their flag. 1t has been objected, that
Austria, Prussia, and Russia who have M direct
interest in the slave trade or in the employment
of Negro slaves-two Of them having no great
ports, and none of them having Tropical colonies
exercise small magnaHimi y in declaring a.
gainst it.
That, however, is mt the Just point O. view,
they gave the example Of the highest nations of
the world in ooncediDg very important privi-
lege, the right Of search, as proof that great
principle is To be preferred in International morals
10 mere national punctilio; and The voice OF all
was wanted in pronouncing the consentaneous
judgment Of Europe against a traffic which but
little Will e age was universally tolerated
Europe has for ever repudiaied that tafic, as
barbaiianism unworthy of the civilized world-
The temper OF tie Uuted States it may be ditti
cul 10 count upon, ant it may depend upon
other things than the treaty itself: but Braz !,
the other great American state which connives
at the ira lie, seems half disposed definitely to a.
bolish it, if she receive the friendly help which
her economical condition needs; while Spain
ard Portugal, the helpless and the treacherous
pander of others misdoing, will not venture TO
defy the collective Powers of Europe. vast
stride has been made in the diplomacy touching
the Slave trade.-Londod Spectator.
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we will discounrenance its use among others
In every suitable way, so long as we remain
members of this society.
A committee of nomination were then ap
pointed agreeably to the constitution. for the
election of officers for the ensuing year, viz.
Henry Seymour, A. D. Stearns, ]. M.Gordon
Eph. Maximum and o. P. Turner.
That committee reported the following
nominations which were confirmed by the So
ciety.
PHILIPsBATTELL, Esq. President.
A. HYDE, NJ. d. GORDON, A. d. STEARNs,
VICE Presidents. E. K. WRIGHT, Secretary
Edwin Everts, Chs. D. Nash, Edwin HI.
Sprague, c. Dorrance o. P. Turner, Execu.
tive Board.
+. A. NJ. Ferrc, ]. Davenport, J. NJ. Cor.
don ID. Stewart, Jas Simmons, J. w. Tyson,
G. W. Church, w. D.5BeII, d. S. Church. j.
Dewey, s. Edwards. James Larnard, J. NV.
ers, Committee of Vigilance. Tin part.)
On motion, by E. Markham, the secretary
was directed TO furnish copy of the proceed
lngs of the meeting for the Press.
On motion, the society adjourned, till We'd
nesday evening next, Feb. I'd is49, at o.
clock. A. HYDE, Pres. pro. TEN.
"A. BEckwITH, Sec. pro lem.
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YOUNG MEMS TEMPERANCE So
GETTY.

Agreeably to notice, the Young Men of
Middlebury and vicinity, assembled sin round
numbers at the Town Room on Wednesday
evening Jan. Goth. Azariah Hyde was called
to the chair and a Secretary pro tenn appointed.
The following resolutions were then introduced,
and after long and pertinent discussion by
Messrs. Gordon, Battcll, Bell, Markham, Ty son,
E. r. Wright, Ferre and others, were unani-
mousy adopted.
RESOLVED, That whereas the young men OF
Middlebury and vicinity have remained quiet
on the subject of temperance long enough;
And that whereas they noc think something
may be accomplished by their combined ac-
tion-therefore
ResolUed, That we form Young Mems
Temperance Society, at the present time.
Wherefore, on motion committee of three
were appointed to draft a constitution, and
Messrs. Ferre, Everts, and Battell composed
said committee. After short recess, the
committee reported the form of constitution
with pledge of total abstinence from intoxi.
eating liquor as beverage, which was consid.
cred, and, after spirited discussion adopted;
membership being unrestricted as to age.
THE PLEDGE READS AS FOLLOWS:
We pledge to each other, our honor, that
We will not in any circumstances, make use of
any intoxicating drink as a beverage, and that
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S STATE OF VERMONT,

District of addison, IS.
RE il remembered, that at probate court held al
Middlebury, within and for the district of Adj
the 9Th day of Jlnuary AID 1912.
Abel Abbey administrator Of the estate of
ALPHEUS BROOKS.
late Of said MIddcbury dec 1ased, presents his petit
ton in writing praying that he may be licensed to
sell the real estate o. the said deceased for the pur
pose of paying the debts against the said estate and
expenses oil administration and therein sets forth the
amount of debts due from the deceased; of the char
ges of administ ration, the value of the personal
tate and the SITUATION of the estate TO be sold, and
that it is necessary 10 sell the estate of the deceas
ed; And it is therefore ordered that the said appli-
cation fer license to sell real estate be considered at
ession of SAID court be held at the office of the
Register Of said Court in Mddlpbury, in and for the
district of Addison Wednesday the 10Th day Of
February next at one o'clock in the afternoon; an6
that the id administrator cause notice thereof e.
be given TO all persons interested, hy publishing
certified copy of III order in the Middlebury Pee
pies Press newspaper printed in said Middlcbury.
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to the lime ofsad
court.
j. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
393w Us. BUSHNELL, Register.
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~ EW French Bass Vols, of superior quail
~ ity and tone, lately received and now
for sale by NJ. MANN, at his residence, Sec
ond house north of the Jail in Middlebury.-
Also Violins, Bass Viol and Violin Bows and
Strings, Trombones, Bass Horns, French
Horns, Accordions, and Instruction Books for
Military Band Music.
Instruction given to Bands and individuals,
and Piano Fortes repaired, strung, tuned, &c.
by II. MANN.
Middlebury, w., Jan. Il, 1912. Sc