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Hon. Joseph Story in an address before
the alumni of Harvard University, asks the
following question.
SIS it not painfully true that the spirit of
the age has broken loose from the strong
ties which have hitherto bound society to-
gether BY the mutual cohesions and attrac'
lions of habits, manners, institutions, NOR
ais, and literature Z"
We think if the Hon. gent. could but see
copy of the spirit of the Age, edited by
one Eastman, he would think it was true,
il had .'broken loose from the strong ties
which have hitherto bound society togeth'
er. and that it had but precious little at
traction 10 manners, morals, or literature.
However, what is the result of a mans ig'
nOrance, should not be laid TO his charge
very seriously. As 10 morals, we do not
think the Spirit of the Age, is overstockcd
Just now, and it would be hard 10 teach
community in the present spirit of the
Age virtue by 1t so universally discard
ed. While, as to the "Spirit of the Age,
possessing taste for literature, we should
sooner look to an iceberg for heat to warm
Us, than to such a source, for so desirable an
acquisition.
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Peru Iron COMPANY

Il AVE, and will constantly keep 10 depns-
IL lie with Their Agents 1T Burline,oa Y
Peru manufactured Nails and Iron, OF the fol
lowing descriptions, TO wit
NAILS.
Sd. al, 81 6 !, Sd, I0J, I'D, 2Oi, 24I. 90,
4Od SOL. COZ.
SPIKES inch, 1-2, 5,5I-2,and6.
F NISHING NAlLS.-6t, Sd, TO-, 1871
manufacuIed specially for finisi.ius n.a.
work.
FLOOR NAlLS.-I2i, 2OI, and 24J.
ROUND lRON.-3-S. ZIG, ~. 9-I6 SIS.
His, "a rs. inch, ] 1-s.Il.4. I3a,
12. So, 81, ? inch, 2 IA, . l-2, 3,
and 3 I-2.
SQUARE lRON.-3-9, ZIG, I2 9-f6. 5-a,
lilo. Sd, rs, l, Is, IA, / s-s, 2, 2I-3
inches.
BAND IRON.-l IA, 1-2, 3-4,2, . Ii,
1-2, 4, 3,3 ID, 4, ~, > i.ch
TIRE IRON-l IA, 1-2, | 81, 3 wi ry
and from SO TO thick.
EORSE SHOE IRON, various sizes.
HAME AND SCROLL IRON. do do.
MARBLE SAW PLATES, cut /, order
at short notice
Tie Peru Iron Co. manufacture their 90 ,ds
at Clnionville, n. Y. from Iron Of their own
make They intend to keep in the hands Of
their agents more full and Complete assort-
ment than can be found in the State. IL is
believed that the goods from this establi> H.
rnent ale better manufactured, than those from
any other in its vicinity.
Purchasers are respectfully solicited 10 ia
spect The goods Of this Co. Prices As low
and terms as favorable, as can BE- Obtained in
the State.
7. & I.STRONG, Agent.
Aug. 25'h, 1912. qI6w.
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The Coming Session

Or,he Legislature will he very interest
icg one for many reasons. LIST United
S.ales Senator is 10 be chosen. I'd t'o new
Judges CT the Supreme Court to be chosen
Sd the State has got TO be divided off into
Congressional Districts Ash 'he MillI"
system is 10 be overhauled, and made better
Or worse. and 9Th the all important subject
ofCommon School Education, will come up
70. consideration. We shall keep our read
crs advised of The doings Of the Legislature,
BY copious extracts from Walton's Journal
which by the way is always conducted with
much tact and great ability
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IMPORTANT FROM TExAs.-We have been
favored with tie following extract from q
private letter. containing highly important
eAas Intelligence. We are assured, on
Inc best authority, that the staimeni is un-
uouo'edly true, as The letter is from an au-
tnenlic source. 1t bears date some hours
'a'er Than onr latest New-Orlcans paper:
-, NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, Sept 26, 10
oclock.A.M.
he Merchant has Just arrived from Gal.
'eS'on and reports great destruction of prop
wy m that place from siorm-two churches
destroyed, great damage 10 tie shipping
several houses blown down, and heavy loss
u o'her property. Also San Aatonia taken
=, y 1900 MEXICAN, under General Vail
ine Circuit Court a, tha, place was in SEES
' ptOn - when taken; the Judge and officers Of
-; w. C''n,l were made prisoners al the same
line - Tribune.
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MI arried.

In this town on the 4ih inst. by Rev DR..
Merrill, Mr. +. Perry Fletcher, merchant
Of Bridport, to Miss frances A. pyar, OF
this place. %. H." X. K kAKE KoNE.
Printers devil says, may long life, perfect
contentment, unalloyed happiness, and lots
of good things be their portion. Sosay we.
In New Haven on the first inst. by the
Rev. ]. Meacham, Harrison o. Smith Of
Middlebury, to Caroline NJ, daughter of H
Cook Esq, of the former place.
In Hinesburgh by the Rev. Mr. Hoyt
Job Weller, to Charlotte L, eldest daugh.
ter of Garfield Dorwin Esq.
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Oct. Isl after short illness, SiIas II.
Chaffin, member of the Sophomore class
in Middlebury College, aged 10.
Mr.. c. was the only son of a widowed
mother, upon whose industry he was chief
y dependant for means 10 prosecute his
studies. He prepared for college at Burr
Seminary, and entered MIDI. Col. Sept,
l64l. His talents were of superb order
and his industry equal TO his natural abli-
ties. Ills instructors and friends had form.
ed high expectations of his success in the
pursuits of literature and science; and they
had the satisfaction tobclieye that his ial-
ents and acquisitions wourd be devoted 10
the honor of his Lord and Redcemer.-
When he first entered college he had form
ed no settled purpose as 10 his future course
of life, But few months since, he deter
mined TO make the glory of God and the
good of man the great object of his life
His pIety was decided, rational and consis-
tent. and The evidence of his preparation
for death was satisfactory TO his friends be
fore his last sickness arrested him, and du'
ring his illnesss up 10 the fatal termination,
firm and strong. The death of youth OF
so much promise is among the mysterious
disDensations of Providence. bat 1T is the
Lord, let him do what seemcth him good.
Al m cling ofthc Sophmore Class. con
vened in consequence of the painful intelli
gence of his death, the following Re.oIu-
tons were unanimously adopted.
RPsolred. That in the death of our Ia
menied elias imare SIlas II. Chaffin. we have
experienced loss which will ever be re-
mernbcred with heartfelt sorrow-iie loss
Of one. whose eminent talents, amiab!e dis
position, aud Christian character rendered
HIM universally respected and beloved.
I'd. That we deeply sympathize with the
widowed mother of The deceased in this sud
she Is deprived of an Only son. whose pros.
poets of future usefulness anJ influence
might Justly excite her fon:l,.s' hopes and
of one, 10 whom she might Ionk for comforl
aud support, in her declining years.
Sd. Tina; we will wear The usual badge Of
mourning thirty days, as ii token of respect
for the memory of our deceased classma,e.
In this town. Sunday morning, Mrs Bet
sey Stearns. wife of Joseph Stearns and
sister of J, tiagar, aged &C years A wor-
thy member Of the Episcopal Church.
In Leicester, on the Goth ult. of the chol-
era morbus, Mrs. Mary Merrill, wife Ches-
Ter Merrill, aged AZ years. Printers in n.
Y. and N. Ii. are requested &c.
In Granville Ohio, on the 10th August,
VIM. S. Martin, graduate Of Middlebury
College, aged 30.
In this town, Freeman Foot, aged SO.
Mr., F. was one of the Fathers of this town.
In Rutland, on the Doth Sept. Hon. Mo.
scs Strong, aged 81.
In Bristol, on the 22d of Sept. after
loug and distressing illness of the jaundice,
Rufus Ii. Barnard Esq. in the 57th year of
his age Printers in New York, Michigan
and Illinois, are requested &c.
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w;,l;.nE. Claiming died at Ben

Pow William E. Claiming died at Ben
niuqtOn on the 2nd inst. His remains were
,smoved to Boston for interment' In 'he
death of DR.. Charming, the nation mas ios'
= scholar and Divine and the oppressed
firm friend and the rights of man firm
champion.
pos.on paper proposes TO elect Mr.. a
d,no TO Congress again, upon no party
nds The nation need his services
s. if possIble now, than ever before. We
hone he may be elected by an unanimous
vote. If the good people of Mass. expect
70 see iir. Adams in Congress nOncom-
mitalist they will find out their mistake
One thing we feel comfortable ABOUT anu
that is he is committed against slavery and
TvIcr,sm alias Locofocoism, and the way
he will do battle against bOth' Will De "
caution.
snocie is very plenty in N. York. Glad
or;t Wish it was plenty in Vermont SO
rho printer could get enough to buy paper
and ink to print his paper upon, and also
..ay for writing editorials.
The rascally whig banks" says the To-
We ask who made them ! Between
d.. vars Of 1880 and 1887, there were
ALTERED by the different States,3l9 banks.
M ,bis number, 225 was chartered by L0'
70 Foco Legislatures, and 124 by Wing
LEGISLATURES. We'll, what is the result oil
this matter. OF the 124 chartered by the
wings. all save 6 are specie paying banks
0rthe %, chartered by the locos, 43 are
nsf,d up" sky high, and ID more in
.... ,rsuspcnsion. 80. the rascally wing
= saws the Loco Foco.
eco Foco consistency in Vermont con-
IS IN strongly advocating Protective
.aiif, and taking all the credit for IFS pas
gagc by a wing Congress, in the month OF
AUGUST, and in the month Of October, pub
Tsh No articles 10 show The injurious effects
of,his same Protective Tariff. upon Amer
lean interests. See the Esprit of the Age
prnted at Windsor VT. Of the 18th inst. and
also the same paper printed Aug 18th, for
full explanation.
1T is a settled matter that Paine cannot
be elected by the people. "-"Spir't o. the
Age, Aug. &c.
Mr.. Eastman, want you in 'Idine'
when you wrote that sentence, or don tyour
conscience ever trouble yon?
The length Of the Croton Aqneduct is
Il miles; capacity of the distributing Res
eryoir 81 million gallons; available capac-
ilv of the Croton Lake Reservoir l5O mil
lion gallons. Discharge in 81 hours "a
million gailons;width of the aqucduct tubes
feet 3 inches depth 6 feet G inches; de-
scent per mile, 10 Ii inches Well may
New Workers be proud of this achievement,
the result Of persevcring perseverance.
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81.
Watchman and Stale Journal, for three
months, so cents.
lVatchman and Stale Journal, during the
session, 25 cents.
Postmasiers or others forwarding SIS shall
receive six copies Of the Daily Journal
twelve copies for $40.
Editors vino give the above three in
sertions will be furnished with The Daily.
Z. p. WALTON g. SONS.
Montp elier, Sept. 20. 1912.
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Administrators sale of Real Estate

Administrators sale of Real Estate
N Office is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned Administrators of the es'
tate of Everil D. Hall, late of Monkton, Co.
of Addison, deceased having licence from
the hon. Probate court for the district of
Newhaven. will sell at Public Vendue, the
properly before advertised TO be sold on the
9th Sept. 1912, on the / 18th Of Octuber
next, at l o'clock P. NJ. at L. C Keeler's
Inn, in Monkton.
Ira BUSHNELL,
WHEELoCK II. HALL,
MonktOn, Sept. 81, 1912.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT
DisiricL "a Addison. ss. (

pE it remembered that at Probate Cnuri
NE ned at Middl bury, in and for The DIS
trict o. addison, on the 24th day Of September,
4. ID. 1912.
Franklin Bump executor of the last will and
testament OF Salathe Bump late of Salisbury, in
said District. deceased, moves this Court that
partition OF all the estate of said deceased be made
among the legatees named IN the last will and tes-
lament OF ihe deceased, according to the provis
ions thereof, and that commissioners re sppoint>
ed for that purpose 1t is therefore ordered, that
the said executor appear before said Court at a
session thereof. to he holden at the Office of The
r. giser Of said Court. in MidIlebury, on We'd
nesday, the 18th day of October next, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. al which time and place
the said Court will appoint commissioners to make
partition and distribution Of the estate as a.
foresad, by publishing certified copy of this
order in the AlidGebury Peoples Press. a news
paper printed at said aiiddebury, three weeks
successfully previous to the time Of said Court
j. 5. BUSHNELL, Just. Peace.
A true copy o. record.
81. Attes' J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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PURIIC DEBATE.

There will be Debate in the College
Chapel this evening TUESDAY Oct. lth)
commencing at o'clock, on the following
question Is Congress of Nations for the
settlement of international difficulties expe.
dent? All who are interested in the sub
iect are invited to attend.
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Fall Goods.

EoHS WALLET, at the cheap cash store
81 is now receiving his usual stock of
Fan Goods, purchased at present reduced
prices for cash; and which be is disposed
10 sell at prices which shall not fail to prove
sat,l(actorv, and which shall perfectly cor
respond with the motto.
Middleburv, Oct. LIST 1912.
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How EMpLoYEu.-Then number of persons
in the United STATES engaged in mining is
1880
Agriculture, S,7I9, 95l
Commerce, III sec
Manufactures and Trades, 79l 7S9
Navigation OF the Ocean. 5S.O2l
DO. of Canals, Lakes and Rivers az ,976
Learned Professions and Engineers, 65 255
Pensioners, 90. 1913
With regard to agriculture. the States
which are most prominent, are New York
which employs As, 954; Pennsylvania, $751;
500; Virginia, 3.S,77I; North Caroliua, 2I7,-
O95; South Carolina. 1913 1868; Georgia, 2OO.-
Ss3; Tennessee, 2a7. 7s9; Kentucky, 1877, 1888;
Ohio, 272 SO
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Look lit This.

ysNHE Ibscriber will supply his customers
IL ard all who desire with Linsred Oil, al
New York Prizes FOR CASH only. Painting
will he done less by 5 per cent. than any onr
else will do. OIL and Paints - per cent be-
low any o;her dealer in this place or county.
Call and enquire of tie subscriber at the
House occupied by Mrs Kingsley, few do)'s
East Of Messrs. A. & W. S. Johnsnn's sore,
or al his house 10 Weybrdge near "Fapcr mil
bridge" TIMorHY O'FLANAGAE.
Sept 25th, fs42
P.S. Iwant debts OF months standing
paid up. Give the nimble nine pence, rather
than tie slow shilling. Il, OF.
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Estate of AsaheI c. Dlckerman
WE, the subscribers be ng appoi ted by the Hon.
the Probate { onrt for he District of ddi-on Com
missioners to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons asains, the estate Of
ISABEL G.. DICKER MAN,
llle Of Middebury in said district, deceased, repre-
secuted insolNent and also all claims and demands
exhibited in oIset thereto: And six months from the
22d day of August 1912 being allowed 10y said
Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend the business Of our said
appointment. at the dwelling house Of James Heath,
in said Middlebury the first Wednesdays in No
yember and February next from nine O'Clock \. NJ.
until four O'Clock, NJ. on each of said days
OSIAS SEY NOUR . Commits
II. u CHAMPLIN. : sioners.
Dated at VI ddiebnry, th 9Th day ofSepicmber
I-42, % s,v
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LIST OF LETTLRS remaining in tie p.
o. at Middlebury, VI, Sept. 30, 1912.
Abel Abbey, VIM. Brown, Mathew Black,
Daniel BidNcll, E. b. Boot, J. N. Il ak !,
G %. ". & ker, C. J. Churcnil, Arl'ah E.
C ark, Henry Collius, panck CAT, Adaii"e
Chant erlai., Rev. N .rman Clark, Stephen
Cummi IS, Mrs. CLARK, Alb o S. Cummings,
Wills Dickerson, Ora :. Dickins"n, Isaac
{. Dewey, Gilbrrt Everest, Sophia y: tdrr,
VIM W Fat; Join Fellows; Aiexr. Fursor-
sun; y A GaskiII; A II Gondrich; Fph-aIm
Goodrich: " Green. Goddard & Hin-dale;
Luth Goodno: Ammon Holden: VIM H"r-
nitr, Parvey Hoyt, Charles Hal; Sophia T.
II. rrson; James Heath; Louisa Harrington
G Jenninns; Lewis L'dnke; VIM Lick
Caleb Landers; " w Little; Saul Me3rels;
Nelson Ma la,i, S r Milk; Daniel Mclean;
Nichols G. Whit Saml OBrie"; ID P"ud,
Harlow Farmer; Agnes Palmer, Mrs Rob
bins; Elijah dawson; Sarah ia' som; Chas
Ro,sicur; ID p Squi e>; SelectH en-; Lew
Smith; Alice b Snow: David Smith: BrnJ-
Sw,tr: Doctor Salrer: Eyron Sunderland; " IN
Small: Ruggles J Smith: J hn tasue: 30
phr mia Wisnu: Polly Wa ker: Moses W hip
2,y c. Bowen: p. VI.
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N otto

THIS is to certify that have given my son Fran
els his time. to trade and transact sinees for
himself and >hall Their any of his wages,
y any debts of his contracting after this date.
ABRAHAM La VENE
New Haven. Oct. !, 1912. %; 3w
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Estate OF Abram Dunning, de-

ceased.
We, the subscribers, being appointed ~ the
Probate Court for he District Of Addison. Cum
nissoners 10 receive, examine adjust all claims
and demands o: persons against the estate Of
ADRIAN DUNNING,
late If weyh &C in said District, deceased. rep
resented insolvrnt, and alsI all claims aud Ge-
mInds exhibited IN Offset thereto: 4 nd six months
from the 81 dty Of October being allowed by
said Court for thai purpose, we do therefore give
rotice Il at we will attend to the business o our
SAID app. intmeni a: The dwelling house Of Wild.
ow Tryphcna Drumming in Wcybridge on the
first Thursday ia December and March from nine
O'Clock A. Vi. until four o'clock p. NJ on each
of said days.
CoLUGrUs BowDIsH : Commits
PHILo JEwETT. SjonerS.
Dated at weybridge this 81 day OF October
1912
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WOOL.
VIZ DOL WANTED on Debts or fo'
w Gods by JsHS Woos.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the subscriber arc
hereby mortified that imIuediaie paynieis-
must be made. JAMES MCDONALD.
Middlebury Sept. 10th 1912!
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Concord
RAILROAD.
FALL s. WINTER ARR.aNGE.uENT..

vEIHlS Road will be oPensd % the publ ::
n r the traispor alton o! pa On an 7
merchandise on and after Nonhay Sp'. l2IT
1892 Pas, enrcr trains daily, >undays tx
C. ped. in connCxiOn with The cerS Of the
Ma ,hua AID lowell and Bo.t u aud Lowell
Railroads as follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester.
Concord, and ihIefmrdia'e I'll at IL
NJ, 1l12A NJ, and 4 "a P. N.
Leave Iowe1a sIaAs, Is - ~ and 34'S
Nashua at DIAN, li2 - and d 2PS.
manchester i0Ax. 2I4Px and 7 i4rx.
or irnmedaIrIy the arrival Of III. f Boston.
Coueord for Manchester, Nashua Lowell and s'-
Manchester sIa.a iIi4AH ard , 4Fn
f has"gn at al 4ithM. I'm S'a dsrM
or Immediately arrival of the f,on oHeord.
Way Fassen.en-ers taken and Hoo eu. COTS Fai-
the Nashua and Low ell and Boston and Low ell Railroads
FARE hon Couoord To Boston $3.50
Nashua .
Manchester to Boston s9o
- s sa',,aa IS
The Morning and Evening Trains conneci
with the cars OF The Boston and Maine Rat
road. Passengers can he conveyed betwee'
Concord, Manche strr, Mas: Va, Andoy'r, -
verhi,I. Exeter Dover, Portsmouth, POfiianc
MERCHANDISE Trains will leave
CONCORD and Boston daily, SUNDAYS rxcrP'-
eI, The COmrsny are prepared 10 transrc'i
G. DDS and Ccunrry Pro uc-, With may te
st nj to there Depot in c mort AID trs n
Rates through, Isl Gas, 81 90 rrr 2990 iaa-
Live Stock, Ca'rialvs, rulnI' IT,, @ir.~
Heading, Hoop Pul-', Lumber, ) n 't-H.1.f
and Granite at >pecI.: icea- '".'t-
FleIsnting- Cash invariably on i'v
the Goods. Al. goods and Defchn -
be at TIE 1isk Of tn "wners wssfi- &c b.
Company's Sto,e Houses.
BY order Of the Direct r.,
ISAAC SPAULnI NC, Tieasut
September Z, 1872
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not to be und ersold.

His ware is as good as can be fourd. He chal-
enges any one TO produce better! -. Most KINDS
of produce taken IN payneri at the highest mar
ket prices. ROYAL D. FARk.
Middicbury, Sept. 30, 1912 22;tf
p. s. All Stoves purchased OF the subscriber
will be warra nted lot 10 crack by fair usage ior
FIX months.
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n O tic e

III rs, Cas-ime'es, SatIinetIs and
VT innings in great variety cheaper than
ever before ffere |, at BlRGE's.
Sept. e6, 1912.
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A LOUD CALL.

Those indebted 10 the subscriber. on
Book or note are requested to settle or pay
Immediately. If this not done by the 24'n
instant they may expect 10 perceive an III
yitalion from an attorney. No mistake.
ELIJAH ABBOT.
Wevbridge. Sept. 18th Is42,
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All orders for castings

Corant patterns, and mil gearing sc. ex' cutrd
at short u ,tice at low rates. X. d. r.
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a LPACCA Lustres, Neapolilan and Sax
IA ony Clnths, Challys, Merinoes, and Nj
De Lanes at BIRGEs.
Sept. rs. 1912.
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STATE OF VERNON /


District OF Addison, SIS.
EeE it remembered At a Probate Cour, hold
HD en- at Shoreham. in and Tor the Distr .;
Of Addison on the 9Th day IF October. a. d
1872
Phineas Kit hel executor Of tie last wiz
and testament Of
LYMAN HURD,
late OF ldis"n. in the county OF Addison. do
ceased, moves the Court that final pl,ti.iu
and distribution OF all the rel ard ner.on,l
estate Of the deceased be made anon- the
heirs of the deceased, acoo ding 10 the rruvi
IoHs of the last will anil t"Siarl NJ Of TIE d.
CEASED, aud that commissioners - arrninfr,!
for that pu p Sc: L is therefore or,e-ed iI,,t
the said executor cause nIi;c. 10 i.. given 70,
all persons ihter-st"c, 10 app az lie. re- sli,
Court AZ session thereof, 20 H. h-iiaj!. .r
Office o L, Il. Everest, Esq, %, sai.i 6 F., 80
ham On Wednesday, the 2d day cfSoyvrah
next, ~ one o'clock lat after taoa 90 .vh'c'
time This CoUri viii Appoint 'nGJ,1i>s0n y.
10 make partiinn AID distribution # tae 80
tatc Aforesaid, by publishing a certified 6. r..
Of this order in The Mild thu-v P,rrI :,
Pres, Il newspaper printed at sid Midi
bury, three weeks succcs,iveIy pc-v ~, ~ t..
time Of raid C u:f.
And a. the san c UT tie s7iI exs..t:i 2
pres us his djn'ni,iriiiOu accou = for allow
ance, {, is thPFrf r. ordered ,haj the sal -
count he examined for allowance - r'r So F.
81 n OF said G. urt '0br hell on the 81 d " It
November, al the line and pItrc how ,n-n-
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