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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03
PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREUTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT

,,,,I, ~ : NSt bUILDINGI HUUMS %NN. ,
l eubscnherS having lcured the AgeBcv for the sale OF
\ FO GTANDEk'S DAGUERRt OTfPE APPhRA.
rus, to7sruced ordng Professor Petzy.s calcu-
ltn h3ve hand lTge OF these Agparstui
aud rats well of virlg u procure
GOOD aprsltur will 1d their advaItag rocpTe
SrJepts 81 tins ccnsuctiOn. yhey also have lately
eG aiue lnaDuY Of German and French pises and ali the
ch Dicis used their Win oh they
spgr, they made their order. Poh substances
al morocco and ali Materials sold The
ay reasonable The following gentlemen have agreed
% act their ,gents. viz
3. Whit, Nsq l71 Broadway, NY
y. Haas, EsQ., W arlington, DC.
Or. A Caspian Richmond, Va.
suiens. ESQ, Savannah, Ga.
vivian West ESQ ctnnau, Ohio.
Ali communications (post psid ode accompanied with
rsmiaUces VIII be promptiy attended end should be d.
60 TO WEE. LANGENHkIM
y-i2nr Exchange Building, Phlia.
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AVON SPhINGe,
tIVIN(tSTnN COlINy,V NTW VnRx

LIVINGSTON COUNTY, NEW YORK
IRE Popreto wuld uouiy the public that the for
the annual of of he Attn has
rved aud thst there five c,rs and establish
inenu rssdy i9f he reception OF conrany For advice
gard 10 the prchahic effect Of these
cases and for analysis T n. differ .rDgs they
ted 70 refer 70 Dr. ". Frances No. Bchd street; Dr.
" buiKley Lecturer on diseases the skD 80 - tieeeker
street q q Dr. saliabory Al he 'n.4ps. r21 smsr
THE ABBEY HOTEL.
THE subscriber mas opened he lerdo mansion known
the Abby hGie! 10 III, hank II the be,uul
Hudson ~ EleomIuadaie ahor above the sir uc
stone. hose who have visited th- place have dtigh,ed
with ITS sry an uaon Being remark bly, healthy
truly desirable Tor ctzen vf New York dur
sndeSLoT 30 eLd full sst faction these who ay cal upon
num- Inc house N be constantly supplied with such deli-
caces and subsentals y. The cry aft rds
n. II. VAN RENSSELAER,.
New Yorl, June, 1913
N "A fe rooms remain unoccu oied for the accommoda-
uon fhQasces who be taken by the day
The IlOonugdale III Of with careful
drivers steIt FROM the City Halt hour h. day running
OF the naee Fare l2Sa cents js29 iwsm
LONG BRANCH HOUSE ON THE MARGIN
OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
/ BARCLAY co Tesp,e fully inform the public that
y .the hsuse formerly Sais) will oyen Mondsy, the
50 INST for the reception OF visitors during the
ana presume at their abb y to odae with
rooms ronng the sea- and properly ventilated known
isren watering PAGES the character Of their table and
h ugaout the vailous departments Of III. house
TO need any remark being they eve
bla Tor cleanliness coed order, AID good cheer combined
WIN h hsathin and nvgorang effects OF tae bath and
bres Induces the belief that they will
times.
July 'st i64e. jyl-eodimsr
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CUTLERY

CUTLERY
VIM WILD, Manufacturer and Importer of Cutlery, No.
w lso Division Offers the che cash.
besat assortment OF two three and four blade knives
with variety OF other goods.
As Mr. supenteIds the of his goods, hs
Ieeomaend thep be equal
goods III tho city, The country dealers would do well call
eisev uz I'M
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bOOk-hEEPlNG.
M < w. X; BARLOW respectfully announces that he

MR.. G. Q. MARSH,
m hs business Accountant and Teacher Of Book
~ " Guy O., his IS Cedar steet where he will continue
Nc fc hQough OF instruction and Practice
c'tplv ewed by his predecessor MIR b. soiicips the
tocHe o. r mercantile community and uy ask their
attention 20 tue following card
70. Z. MARSH Aecaunsnt returns his pstetul ac
leakseuu 9 hs num friends for their 10 continued
pqhRe he has now diEeontibusd
ans snccteced IN the by MIR. w Bulow whom he
cnnd nil corameEds 20 the favor the eo n, nj
y as gcDhenaB Of excellent character xnv
yh me seesce Of bookkeeping and lenty qualified 10
uart lDsrucuon lie respectfully for ms
the public favor 10 which he hInse largely 10.
debtcd &c NARHSH ~
H.. terms reduced 20 SUIT the dnes wnioh will
enue the pupil 70 receive instruction until he thoroughly
W. X. BARLOW, Accountant,
th lrnsr as Cedar
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ARCH STREET THEATRE. (PHlLADEL-
PHIA,) TO LET.
TIRE BOARD OF A0kHTs The ARCH STREET
THEATRE, Pnisde lptA, prepared TO lease uud-
ing fer the season of 1919 20 LONGER PERIOD TO .nt.r
sIIg mlpager upon vcty LIBERAL terms
Applications addressed Board Of Agents Of the stree,
There Philadelphia lett 50 Market tns. w
OF 9Th and Market, with T. NJ Lafourrade 100
Cr1w4 s,fo6t, will be tended N.
PHu.ADsiPHIA, JuHe IS 1913 jel5 ms
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CROTON WATER.
THE Timed Lead Pipes inverted by Mr. Ewbank are in
physioisos and most Icnc of The the only
pps thai be used with safety in this water
Physicisns and other refer TO me ro1s
where sit kn.s aud death has ua ve:uied
% lead pps The a, made
pipes which ne will seal to pumbs and cthes
favorable terms. JOHN Z. CAsS,
lelSIm>m II Broad st'eet.
~ Ola RUBBER HOSE is confidently recommended for
any for which leather rssd and warranted
st II is perfectly igh, under pressure of the Cro.ou
"a IL made oil the strongest fabrics, and will mdcw
inlure Ia the least; and Requires attention
grease stened by cold weather. nor can the rubber de-
compose as ioten.r articles used. Should
ths least complain. DO made Of Y. ios.
SIDE o. sH month, from Its purchase, and other gwen in
Coupling and je pipes will be attached withou. charge
Buyers will note thar clearly satisfied thar this hose 1.-THE
Of making which TO any other the trade
Gn n. the article long wanted III sa5ps s9er 1nd many other
jill lmer Successor RoYbwJ l. r. C. IS Manner ans.
EABELL HUGHES, Flumnen,- az ins corner Of Jonn
approved plan. ith Croton War Wafer Closets and
Bs.s tca az .ith Boilers for Hot Cold water Lead
List Pumps and all articles IN thar line Of business be had
Orders received Tor Fire and Garden Hose The ,ub.er
hes hatsr themselves from the long expeen
had IN ihe above business in
Samuel Rush. Esq Register of Watering Connittee Pha
Joseph Hancock, Bal5er, ditto
George Ereman Assistan. .oi the Ra sburg Water
J. O. Ewing, Plumber, ditto
a 4 Eiseshut, Nc. 2ss Greenwich sweet, Ney'YoTk
A I. Cnchrsne, ditto, ditto, di,to
L., Ia, MIR sire lei Ina
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LIGHT LIGHTli
LIGHT LIGHT!!
BRILLIANT AND gEAUTJFyL LIGHT FOR

a BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL LIGHT FOR
HALF A CENT AN HOUR.
SURELY, need walk darkness, when the cearest
Light may be had at merely nominal erpense. Tenyt
new Patent Lamps for bursting any kind of lard alow OIL
without prevous Inconvenience liability
cut Of order destined TO shed bsnsfcent sht
this dark planet Enterprise and hrought the
high, OF science and letters into literal with
q all our popusnon Yet how shall they perceive and its
Of our citizens pOsess the absence be supplied by
nation this desderaum has just been elected
IN the invention of TeTrys Lard Lamp single one of which
may be made TO eht parlor without srneke or sme A
brilliantly the best astral lamp, ct expense bat half
cent an hour
All otc Of light economy, 10th are invited TO cal
and witness their operation, at l.. HARRISON'S,
%, Pearl street, N. Y.
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CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.
JAMES kYLE'S INVENTION
CUITABLE for Banks, Offices, ind S:orc dcofs. where
- iat,ty required Persons il Of first for
that uipos obtain the same ~ applying rs Hammond
81, of Hudson. ie-2 lpisr
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4 CARD TO HE LApI.,.-The suoscIioer begs re-
"A specially inform LADIES' If this city that in conse
Soence q h, being competed % gui tue he
period .electon OF raw Goods rab. below
prime The sock consists Of Bonnets of every erin
ton and variety Of the fahona shapes and
@saliag principally Of Englih Dpnsiabies and French split
SuaTs Albsr's, Bni.nts Modiaa., Amazoucs. Tuscan,
perfect end fully uqua offered OK other stores an uch
higher prices. JOHN BURTON, 92k BJwery
JT6t'r z doors from Hester At
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STRAW GOODS.

IT BENNETT, q John street. Importer and Manu-
- OF Italian, Engsh AID French btraw Gosds resp,ct
fully informs his that he continues reccve
sions TO his spndid stock OF Ladies' Suaw Boa-
nets, mace OF the quality and
now TO he pubic a. ,sagesd pr'ses; and French
Shell and Victoria Bads "a new aud splendid rt
ee Toseans Brlap French Wha bone "a petty article
for wes possessing ghtness color md beauty Of
ihs chip and The sireSsta spd durability Of the Tascan)
toned artele manufactured the most md
10 the latest shapes, particularly in Orraus psy the
season. un3, liner
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n settle this conflict of titles. As COM
nromise, our Government offered to FIX The
naralfel of 40 degrees as limit between US
On that coast that of Great Britain to
claim nothing south of the mouth of the
Columbia River in latitude 46 degrees
These efforts failed, neither party accepting
the propositions made.
A fresh negotiation was opened in 1917.
Then il was agreed that the respective
claims of each country should remain for
fen wears, each having the common enjoy.
ment oft for trading, hunting or settlement
for those purposes.
In 1927 another attempt was made to
dispose of this question. 1t failed. The
two Governments returned to the under
standing of 1917, and agreed to yield to
each other portion in Common, with lib
erty to renounce the arrangement OF either
side upon a years notice.
1t thus appears that Great Britain maAes
no claim TO the right of coloDizlDg, and that
we, by the convention, have prohibited our
selves from taking exclusive possession or
jurisdiction.
Now the bill before the Senate violates
the treaty Of 1927. 1t confers upon our
citizens fixed possession in grants Of land.
1t does not confer it at once, but it binds
the government TO do it. It is in reality
taking possession Of the country. A SOW
ercign power could not make an act more
complete in this respect, the only limit in
the bill being the alleged extent of our ter
ritory,s that it excludes Great Britain from
the whole now in dispute. On the other
hand that Government had been more eau
tous. The act of Parliament is not TO take
possession Of the country, or grant its soil.
but TO extend to the British subjects the
protection Of the British law.
We should pursue ulster course. Wheth-
er the treaty was wisely or unwisely made,
we entered into it and are bound by it
We must give the years notice before we
can grant land in, or lake possession of, the
Oregon territory. But a surer policy still
remains. If we rush into contest with Great
Britain, as we must do, should we violate
our treaty with her, and forfeit our faith
when she has maintained hers, we endaDger
every thing on that distant coast. Her re-
sources in Asia are great. She could con-
centrate them in the Pacific far sooner than
we. and in such force as TO put at defiance.
But if, not yielding our rights, we maintain
peace, and leave it to time, and the rapid
march Of Our settlements, we may ensure
the peaceful, but certain enforcement Of
cur rights. Let this matter, said Mr.. Cal
hcu2, have ITS own natural course, and, by,
sou may. easily as one plucks ripe peach,
gather what thus if would be hardly possible
10 tear away.
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STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT,1
District OF Addison SIS.
HE il remembered that at Probate Coui
~ held al Middlebury in and for The dis
tfict Of Addison, ou the lSih day of January,
A. ID. 1913.
Peter Sterr, executor of The last will and
testament of
REBECCA MILLER,
late Of said MIddlcbury deceased makes ap-
pllcation 10 said court 10 have The time allow
ed Tor the payment Of the debts and leaacies
of the deceased extended one year from he
expiration of the lime heretofore limited by
said court: Ii is therefore ordered that said
application be considered at a session Of said
court To be held at five Office OF the Register
OF said court in said Middlebury on We'd
nesday the 18th day of February next at one
O'Clock IN lie afternoon; and that notice there
of be given 10 allpeIsons Interested that they
may appear and make their affections il any
they may have TO The said lime of payment
being extended as aforesaid. By publishing a
certified copy of this order in the MiddIebury
Peoples Press-a newspaper printed at said
Middebury three We Ks successfully previ
Gus 10 the time Of said court.
J. S. BUSHNELL. Register.
A true copy of record,
So Attest, J. s. BUSHNELL Register.
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Gov. PAINE, OF VERMoNT.-The citizens
of Providence, r. l., by a committee, have
rendered complimentary dinner to his ex-
cellency Gov. Paine, of this state. We
copy the following from the Providence
journal of Jan. &c.
The manly course which Gov. Paine took
in his message. in relation to the recent in
surrection in Rhode Island, was so different
from that of some Executives upon whom
the friends of Law and Order had equal
claims, that it was particularly appreciated
here. The members of the General As.
sembly called upon him at his lodgings yes
terday, and a number of gentlemen tender.
ed him public dinner. as mark of Prospect
to him and to the noble State of which he
is the worthy Chief Magistrate. The linn
tied time which he was enabled to remain
in the city, compelled him to decline this
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STATE OF VERMONT, D

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison SIS.
DE il remembered that at probate court
- held at Middlebury in and Tor the district
of Addison on the 18th day Of January A. d.
jacob Dewey administrator of the estate
of STILLMAN DEWEY.
late Of said MidilebuIy deceased, presents
his administration account for allowance: Ii
is therefore ordered that said account be
examined for allowance by said court al
session thereof 10 be held al he Office OF The
Register of said court in said Middlebury on
Wednesday the 18Th day oil February next
at one O'Clock in The aiiersoon, and that said
administrator cause notice thereof To be civ
en- 10 all persons interested that they may
appear aud make their objections ifany they
have 10 the allowance Of said account, BY
publishing certified copy of this order in the
Middlebury Peoples Press newspaper
printed at said MIddlebury, three weeks sue
cessively previous 10 the lime of said court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register,
A tue copy Of record,
80 Attest J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,

District oil Addison IS
DE it remembered that al probate cour
- holden at Middlebury in and for the dis.
| tricI of Addison on the 18th day Of January
A. D. 1913.
Jeremiah Bingham and Asahel Bingham
executors Of the last will and testament of
JEREMIAH BINGHAM,
l1:e OF Cornwall, in said district, mako appli-
cation TO said court TO have the time hereto
fore limited for the PAYNE Of the debts oil
said deceased extended one yoar from the
10th day of March next. 1t is therefore or
dered that said application be considered at a
session Of said court Ia be held OF the Office
of the Register of said court in MiddIebury
on Wednesday the 18Th Gay Of February next
at enc O'Clock in The afternoon; and Thar
notice thereof be given TO all persuns intel est
ed that they may appear and make their OBJ
jectinns if any they NAV have 10 the lime of
payment being extended as aforesaid, by pub
shng certified copy of this order in The
Middlebury Peoples Press, Ihrre weeks sue
cessively previous TO The time "f said court.
j. = BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy ol record,
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. 50
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The Rev. JUSTIN PERKINS with his wife
and child left here yesterday. He goes TO
Boston, from whence he expects to sail TO
Smyrna on his way to Ooromiah 10 Persia,
the theatre of his Missionary labors. We
understand he is 10 be accompanied by the
Rev David Stoddard and wife of Norlhamp'
ton. Mass, and Miss Myer. of White
Hall. New York, as fellow laborers in that
interesting field of Missionary effort.
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STATE OF VERMONT ,
District Of Addison, SIS.

EgEit remembered that at Probate Cour;
Ee ned at Middlrburv, in AID for line Dis
lfict O. Addison, on the 18th day Of January
a. ID. 1913.
Eliza J. Z nehsm late Eliza !. Northrop and
NaZro No rihrop administrators of the estate OF
LUCiUS G NORTHROP,
late OF Shoreham in said disl,ict deceased, pres.
eat lhelr administration account for allowance;
And it is ihereupon ordered that the said &C.
cont be examined tor allowance by said court at
a session thereof 10 be held al the Office Of the
Register Of said court in said Middiehury, on
Wednesday the 18th day Of February ncvt at
one o'cock in the afternoon, And That said ad-
minis raio's give notice thereof 10 al nc,sons il.
tcre>ied, ihat thew may appear and make their
objections if any they have 10 the ailowauce OF
s1id account. by publishing certified copy OF ,hi,
order ia The Midolebury Pcople'sP,ess, news
paper Prinl eli al said Middlebury. thee weeks
successfully previous 10 The imeof said Court.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy o. record.
SIS. Attes, J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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CO n C r E S S.


Senate. Mr.. Bayard reported bill "a
needing the act to reorganize the Navy
Petitions were presented for and against the
repeal of the bankrupt act, the excheqder,
&c. Mr.. Linn advocated the Oregon bill ::
he said Great Britain was taking advantage
of our delays, and that the American fur
trade had been reduced from half million
in 1920, to only $4,000 or $4,000 per year
now.
House. Mr.. Kennedy of Maryland re-
ported bill making provisions for the ware
housing Of imported goods. The committee
of Commerce was unanimous in favor of
the bill. The anti-exchequer resolution
coming up, Mr.. Pendleton opposed the eX
chequer, Mr.. Wise defended Mr.. Webster
against the attacks of Mr.. Marshall, Mr..
Arthortop eulogised the Sub Treasury, and
Dir. Profit ditto the exchequer. The COM
mittee Oh Cost Johnson's plan 10 relieve
the states, by issuing two hundred millions
Of dollars in bonds. was appointed as fol-
lows: Messrs. VIM. Cost Johnson of Ma
ryland, Gentry Of Tennessee. Adams of
Mass, Casey of H., Cooper of Pa, Mar
shall of Ky. Morris of Ohio, Howard and
Craven CT Ia.
FRIDAY, Jan. 81
SENATE. Mr.. Merrick defended the new
bill on postage, and Mr.. Linn continued his
speech on the Oregon bill.
The Erchequer
In the House, the debate was finished On
this subject by Mr.. Fillmore, against the
Exchequer. Mr.. Thompson moved to lay
the subject on the table: lost, 141 10 &C.,
The previous question was ordered, 90 TO
IS when the first question was put, on
adopting the amendment of Mr.. Anterior.
In favor of the Sub Treasury This was
rejected, yeas los, Is wings or doubtful, 4
Tyler men. and 90 locos,) nays lis, all
wings. The question then REQUIRED on a
dGp;ing the resolution of the Committee OF
Ways and Means, which declares that it is
aot expedient to adopt the Exchequer plan
renorted at the last session by the Secreta-
" Of the Treasury; and this resolution was
a!2pted-ayes 1913 (the mass Of locos and
Wigs; all of the Vermont members voted
aye}--noes Ie, "a wings, ? Tyler men,
aai locos.) MIR. C. J. Ingersoil, loco,
,hcn moved TO reconsider this vote. SO as to
make speech-and a speech he did make,
cgtiing loose from TIE sub treasury saying
thai the old act of 1889 was good enough
for all purposes. Mr. Everett moved to lay
The motion of reconsideration on the table :
agreed to-and thus ends the President
Exchequer plan. I'VE now think 1t settled
that nothing viii be done as to the curren.
cy. Congress will not take the Presidents
plan, and he will not take any thing which
Congress may pass. The next Congress
We suppose will have majority of locos,
and will probably re>en act the Sub Treas
Try and the Observation-Disclosures for the
dav is the evil thereof
SATURDAY, Jan. %.
SENATE.-not in session.
HoUsE-engaged on private bills.
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KILLED lNsTANTLY.-Ont the 81 ult. Hol-
land w. Noyes of Salisbury, by the fall of
a tree. Mr.. Noyes and several other men
were engaged choPping wood in the swamp.
near Otter Creek in the immediate vicinity
Of each other. As Mr.. Noyes was chopping
on tree that had been previously felled,
other choppers telling timber near by, gave
notice that he might be in danger. Mr..
N. started and ran swiftly from the place
where ne was at work, in the mean time,
the falling tree, which was large one, SO
entwined lis branches with The body Of a
tree of smaller size as to turn it up by its
roots, which directed the source of danger
TO place that was not anticipated; the
shafts ofdeath were mysteriousiy concealed
in the top of the small tree; which felled
Mr.. Noycs 10 the earth, where he instantly
expired, without Struggle. or groan.-
Mr.. Noyes was forty five years old, posses
sed an iron constitution, and was very in.
dustrious, ingenious. intelligent and useful
citizen.-and recently very active and
jealous christian. He has left wife and
eight children in homage to mourn the loss
of his valuable life, as we'll as many rela.
lions, and neighbors, who must sensibly re-
alize the vacuum occasioned by his untime.
ly existance.-
.sThe MAYS of God. are mrsleriousr
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Middlebury Academy.

THE Trustees of Addison County Gram
Il mar School give notice that they have
engaged &C. BISBEE, A. NJ, to take the
charge ofthe institution, as Principal or Pre-
ceptor, and that the first quarter will com
mence on Wednesday, the LIST day of March.
Mr.. Bisbee has been employed in the Semi
teacher, the Trustees are persuaded that he
will answer all the reasonable expectations
of either of those who are pursuing English
studies exclusively or of those who are pre-
pairing to enter College.
T. A. MERRILL, Register.
Mlddlebury, Feb. 7, ls43.
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The Missouri House of Representatives
was so bent on celebrating the battle of New
Orleans OF the precise punctum tempores that
it disagreed with the Senate on the PROPOSE
ton to postpone the fetc 10 Monday, tihe Sill
of January falling on Sunday.) and accord
ingly desecraicd the Sabbath BY firing in
front of,he capitol, sung national songs. pa
raded through the streets with martial mu'
sic, Illuminated at night, &c.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ,

District of Addison SIS.
DE it remembered that at probate court
D holden al Middlebury in and for the dis
trct of Addison on the 18th day Of January
A. ID. lS43.
Samuel Swift named executor in an instru-
ment purporting o be the last will aGd Tesla
ment of SEYMOUR SELLICK,
late OF said MddlebuTy deceased, presents
the same for probate: Therefore, it is ordered
that the same be examined for probate by said
court at a session thereof to be held at the Of
fee of the Register of aaId court in said Mid
dlebury on "Wednesday The 18th day Of Feb
ruary next at one O'clock in the afternoon, land
that notice thereof be gwen to all persons in
terested that they may appear and make their
objections 10 The probate and allowance ol
SAID will. by publishing a certified copy oil
this order in Ihe Middlebury Peoples Press,
a newspaper printed at said Middlebury three
weeks successfully previous to the time oi
SAID court. J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
IS Attest J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.