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SEAVER'S JOINT &. NER
External Iniatry.

1t strengthens and invigorates the nerves,
gives elasticity 10 the joints promotes healthy
circulation of the blopd, and imparts strength
10 any part of the system which may have been
weakened by sedontary ..abits or disease.
1t is impossible TO present to the public all the
evidence which the proprietors possess OF the
virtues of this Liniment Many families keep
it constantly by them, believing il 10 be the best
rsmfaxnTc i'he good effects of i. are truly won
derful and altogeth Their superior 20 anything el Sc
ever discovered.
IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN! !
This Liniment is not only beneficial 10 the hu-
man system but, is the best article that can be
used Tor horses that have been CALLED ,sprained or
bruised, and for stiffness am swelling of the
joints, scatches, wind gals, fresh wounds &e.
The original and genuine is prepared only by
L. SEAVER & SON Druggists, WalPole N. II.
OBSERVE-Every bottle of the genuine will
ha We the signature Of the pToprietors on the in
side wrapper. Each bottle and seal is stamped
SEAVER'S JOINT & NERVE LlNINENT,
and enclosed in a blue wrapper on whico ls rcd
label. Price 25 cts per bottle.
For sale in Ahddlebury only by Russel & Grid
lev, also by W. E. C. Stoddard, Rutland, S. d.
Winslow, Pittsford; Warren and Bliss, Brandon,
Huntly & Higgins, Salisbury, A. P. Roscoe, New
Haven, F. Huntington Vergennes, and by drug
gsts and merchants generally. 2S;ly
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To Wool Growers.

10 WOOL Growers.
~@T'HE Subscriber being a
E3 Il Yankee,and wishing TO cx-
eel in the improvements Of the
0eE day,has used every cxertion, and
consulted in his opinion, The most expcrienc.
ed practical wool growers in North Amer
lea, viz, bingham Lawrence Of Flushing
Long Island, Henry Swift of PoukeePsie
Duchess Co., Jennison and Grant of Wal
pole, N. III , and several on Nantucket Is
land, likewise with RI. d. Grove Of Hoosick
N. Y, and finally decided and gurSGBbeeRsea
few choice ewes, and one stock sheep,
and would offer to The public few select
stock sheep, for the superiority Of which ref
erence may be had 10 Silas II. Jennison of
Shoreham, of Asa Chapman Of Middlebury,
lockwood of Bristol, Azel Chapman of
Shoreham. S. II. Walker and p Ellilharp
of Bridport, Hollet Thorn Addison. all of
whom have improved from my flock. |
would say that in my humble opinion, in
weight and clean fine wool combined togeth-
er they cannot be surpassed IN this northern
section. Gentlemen do not be so blind
that YOU will not call at my residence in
Shoreham and Judge for yourselves.
Likewise have succeeded in procuring a
few Prime Pauler Merino Stock sheep with
which should be pleased 10 accommodate
any who should wish TO improve that kind.
HORATIO ORCHARD.
Nov. l, Is43. 81.
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FIrcH1URG RAILRoAD.-This important
line of communication, destined ere long
to bling Boston within four hours of YER
mont, and seven of lake Champlain, is pro-
crossing rapidly. The road is graded 10
Watham. and the rails are laid 10 within a
half mile of the Massasoit House, ten miles
out OF Boston, and will be finished to
that point this week. From Waltham
through Concord to Groton, thirty Two miles
from Boston, nearly two>thirds of the gra.
ding is completed and the road bed will be
ready for the reception of the rails before
the opening of spring. -Four thousand tons
of rails,in addition TO five hundred previous
ly ordered. and sufficient 10 reach Fitch.
burg, have been purchased in Engla by
Messrs. Derby & Croker, at very low
figure, and siuce advanced in value about
SO per ion large portion has been paid
for and has either arrived or is on its
way.
The capital subscribed thus far is $780,
900 ofwhich about 300 600 has been actu-
ally. paid in, much of i in advance of ass
essments. The Depot accommodations
extend from the Nashua depot on Warren
bridge to Prison Point bridge embracing
about 1000 feet of wafer trent and nearly
twenty acres of land, and the passenger and
freight depots will be nearer the centre oil
business in Boston than the Boston and
Providence railroad depot. The accom-
lnodalion for business will be grealer than
that of any line entering the city, and has
been secured at low price.
The Company have departed from the
practise of other lines out of the city in
three particulars they have taken five rods
IA generous width) for The line 10 avoid fu-
ture expenses in widening they are put
ting in three hundred extra sleepers each
mile, TO give greater security ana perman-
emf fence, instead of leaving in TO be neg
lected by the farmers.
The contracts which extend TO Fitch
burg [48 miles] are very low. viz, IL cents
per cubic yard ofearth and loose rock. in
GLIDING the expense of moving the mater
ials, and are below estimates.
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Female Seminary

The winter term will commence on
Thursday Nov. 3Oth. Miss Strong, whose
high recommendations as a teacher have
been amply sustained the last quarter, will
continue 10 assist in the general instruction
OF the school, and in giving lessons in vocal
and instrumental music.
2s:3w L. L. TII.DEN. Principal.
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Died.

In Bridport on Sth inst, James S. only son
OF Zenas Myrick, aged 10 years.
All! death, cruel archer, thy choice prey is
youth and innocence,-thou hast aimed ia
tai arrow at the bosom of our friend, and fore
ed him from our fond embrace to see him here
no more.
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c. The funeral of Tutor Dwight was at
tended by crowded assembly .-Prayer by
Rev. Mr. Bacon,-Sermon by Professor
Fitch. The students have passed a
resolution that they twill frown upon
any individual of their number who shall
be known to wear about his person deadly
weapon ofany description. Young Fassit.
it appears. came at once to New Haven,
from Philadelphia. on the announcement of
Mr.. Dwight's death, and delivered himself
up for trial.
Great good often results from great ca
lamity. The practice Of wearing deadly
weapons is but of recent origin. commencing
at the West, and on the border country,
where there is either no law, or none is bee
ded. The numerous and almost daily rem.
contres, show that the 6arbarous custom is
becoming common, at the South and West,
and extending EasterIy. We hope and
trust all our Northern Legislatures will set
the example to prohibit the wearing of dead
ly weapons, under the strong penalties of
fine and Imprisonment. We boast of our
progress" and yet are sinking rapidly in>
to the worst barbarism. We now hear of
but comparatively few duels, where life is
"honorably" disposed of by mutual agree.
ment. Quite too tardy process-too gen.
tlcmanly for such an age Of progress, p
the pistol or bowie knife is drawn at once,
as if taking the life OF fellow creature,
perhaps unarmed, and under every disad>
vantage. was praiscworthy act ! N. IL.
Seminal
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Farm For Sale.

= 8: !; a {: !: !: :; 4: Il: 6:
Co., of the town. Said farm con-
tanning eigty acres ofgood land. good House.
wood House, Barn. Shed, &C., well watered
by never failing Springs and plenty of
Orcharding. woodland &c.. for further par
ticulars enquire of the Subscriber on the
premises.
The premises are miles from the centre
Of Middlebu-y, or village of Vergennes and
3 miles from the fourishing town of Bris-
tol. MARTIN LEWIS
Oct. 25th, le43. 26
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APPOINTMENTS BY GOVERNOR MAT
ToCKs.-
Portus Baxter. Derby.
Ezra Meach, jr. Shelburn. Aids
E. Fl. Billings, Woodstock. DeCamp
Geo. Ii. Beaman, Rutland.
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Stoves.

81 NLARk RICH informs the public that
" he will sell Stores as cheap, or cheap
er than any other dealer or Pedler in these
parts. That he keeps for sale all the best
NORTON, and other Cook, parlor and box
Stoves, cast at Brandon and Pittsford; par
ticuIarly the Yankee Notion Cook Stoves
with Spaulding's patent ovens. &c. &c.
Also the best Ploughs. Copper. and cast
iron Pumps. and Lead pipe and all kinds
of sheet iron, tin ware &c.
Old Stoves. produce &C., Cash Gf he
can get iD received in exchange.
ShoreEam Nov. 1913. 2S:3w.
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N o It &c f. =.

All persons indebted to the subscriber,ar
requested to make immediate payment, -
those having unsettled accounts will do well
to call and settle. the same without delay.
JAMES MCDONALD.
Middlebury, Nov. l. IS43. 26
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STRAY.
Struyed from the south part of Bristol a
dark brindle yearling Heifer, crop off from
the left ear Whoever will give the subscri-
Der and owner information so that the heif.
er may be found will be reasonably reward
ed and all proper charges paid.
CYRUS PORTER.
Middlebury Nov. 1s43.
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SyOUeS


of the best material and finest casting; corr
sisting of Yankee Notion, Yankee Notion
improved, and the New Notion, Spaldins'4
Improvement, Farmer stove, Premium aut
Albany Premium 5 sizes, and ParIor Cook
stove. Also the Double Canada, and single
Canada Box stove. Other Box stoves a great
variety.
Arr 1IGHT STOVES, several sizes
The STANLEY PARLnR STOVE, the latest pa
tent out, and not found at any other place
in this region Also
PLows, CALDRoS KETrLEs-all sizes, Oven
Mouths, arch frames, CRATES, cast sleigh
shoes.
Hollow, TIE and SHEET IRoN wants.
general assortment, stove pipe, sheet zina
Eve Troughs.
All sorts of JOB WORK done on shpf,
notice.
At his FURNACE near the village cast
ings will be made 10 all patterns desired, aud
all parts of stoves which have been cast for
90 years past at this establishment will be
furnished at short notice.
Prices reasonable as at any establishment
in the country. Horses, Cattle, and most
kinds of Farmers produce received in pay
ment at the going prices
Middlcbury, Oct IS, 1913. %
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lrtha Miller administrators Of the estrto Of
MARSHALL MILLER.
STATE OF VERMONT, !
nrsrurrsr oE AnD,e,x &c

DISTRICT OF ADDISON, SIS. :
BE it remembered, that at a Probate court held at
Mddlebury, in and for the District of Addison the
18th day Of October, A. ID. 1913
John Spalding named executor in instrument pur-
porting 10 be the last will and testament Of PLlNY
STANARD. late Of Weybridge in ssid District, ilc-
ceased, presents the for probate Ii is therefore
dered, that the same be examined for probate, At
asession of said court, to he held the office Of the
Register Of said court, in said Middlebury, Thurs
day, the 10th day of November next O'Clock in the
afternoon; and that notice thereof lie given all per-
sons interested. that they may appear and make their
objections to the probate and allowance Of said will by
publishing certified copy Of this order in the Mid
dlebury Peoples Press, newspaper printed at said
Mddlcbuy, three weeks successfully, previous TO the
time of said Court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL. Register. 26
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PROBATE MOTTO ES.
STATE OF VERMONT

District OF Addison SIS.
BE it remembered that at Probate Court held at
Middebury in and for the District of Addison the
18th Jay OF October A. ID 1913.
Polly Wright and William Wright administrators
of the estate of
MOSES WRIGHT,
late of Leicester in said District deceased, mako
application to said Court, to have the time allowed
him for the payment of the debts of the deceased ex-
tended year from the expiration Of the time here
toore limited by this Court 1t is therefore ordered
that the said application be considered by this Court
at session thereof to be held the office of the Reg
lister OF said Cour; in said MiddlebYry, on Thursday
the 10th day of November O'Clock in
the afternoon and that notice thereof be given all
persons interested that they may appear and make their
objections if any theyhaye to the said time being
ded by publishing certified copy Of this order in the
Middebury Peoples Press-a newspaper printed at
said Middebuy three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to
the time Of said Court.
J. :. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy of record,
Attest i 6 RIISHNEIT Rec 06
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To Printers.

ME p. PROUT, PRINTING INK Man.
NA ufacturer, No. 60, Spring 81. Nstr-
York, still continues TO manufacture a su-
perior article to any one in the United States
and upon as reasonable terms as it can be
procured from any other establishment. Hs
also manufactures Ink of various colors, as
red, blue, green, yellow &c.
N. B. Publishers of Newspapers copy
ing the above advertisement four times. and
forwarding one copy containing it. and Ell.
closing Ten Dollar bill (current in New
York; in letter, shall have sent 10 them
fifty pounds of good News lnk.-Please
mention the Press you use. 27w4'
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STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF ADDISON, IS.
BE il remembered, that at n Probate Court
held at Midllebury, in and for theDistrict of
Addison,on the 18TH day of October, A. d..
1S43.
Samuel Swift executor of the last will
and testament of
SEYMOUR SELLLICK,
late of said .Middlebury, deceased, presents
his administration account for settlement =
Ii is therefore ordered, thatthe same be ex-
amined for allowance by said court, at a ses-
sion of said court, to be held ut the office of
the Register of said court, in said Middle
bury, ont thursday the 10th day of November
next, at O'Clock in the afternoon, and that
the said executor giva notice to all persons
interested, that they may appear and make
their objections if any they have to rhe al
lcwance of said account, by publishing
certified copy of this order in the Middlebu-
ny Peoples Press,a newspaper printed at
said Middlebury-three weeks successfully,
previous 10 the time of said court.
j. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest, J. s. BUSHNELL, Reg. %
STATE OF VERMONT
District of Addison, SIS.
RE il remembered that at Probate Court
~ held al Middlebury in and for the district
of Addison on the 10Th day of October, A
d. 1S43.
Martha Miller administrators Of the estrto of
MARSHALL MILLER,
late of Rpton in said district deceased presents her
administration account for allowance: 1t is therefore
ordered. that the same he examined for allowance BY
said court session thereof he held at the office
Of the Register Of said Court in said Middebury on
Thursday, the 10th day of November A. d. 1918 at
one O'Clock in the afternoon, and that said admnistra-
trx give notice thereof TO all persons Interested that
they may appear, and make their objections if any
they have the allowance Of said 10y publish
ing certified copy Of this order in the Middebury
Peoples Press, a newspaper printed at said Middle
ion Of said Court.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy of record.
81 Attest J. s. BUSHNELL. Register.
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II IIut COPY OI TtCUru'
Attest. J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-05
.TIR cRMAr RlMMpY.

| WY DO YOU PRoJRAsTINATE1-Ar,
w you not aware that Colds and coughs ar,
the first see.:s Of Consumpti,s. and that mil
10 their inssdious visitat,onsf You have win
i messed ITS work OF desolufion IN families oil
around youi Then why will you neglect the
suffer the generating seeds of pul nensry con-
sumption 10 knit heir fatal threads in ecu.
system-delav from tune to time Z important
that will ir med lately ARK 81 the early progress
ct this disease. and finally expei 20 from the
sys,,mI Remember this IS 10 Be attained with
DR. DUNcAN'S ExPEC roRANr REMEDY,
medicine that has saved and prolonged the
hves Of thoussncs mo were afflicted with
complaints seated IN the ors OF rsspir alton.
Read the wonderful cures performed by this
medicine, and the innumerable Recommends
:,ras end eeTti6cs,es fcrwarded from al! paris
proofof it's aste nishing virtues We find by
the last number Of the Cincinnati Sun that up
ONE THOUSAND PERMANENT CURES
has been performed in that city and uuty
within the late wear: The following was fecc-
Cineinaati, O. March rs. 1919.
i'r Duucan-Dear Sn-He aith, the greatest
blcssing-oh. but eleven months agu, this ali
important comfort was far distant ire m me-
was taken down with q severe cold last
spring, which settled upon my lungs, and al
length rendered my health so delicate IN At INV
pnys,s,sm lost Al, hopes Of recovery In this
~
months, without obtaining any relief. at the
same tin was us'ng ell the medicines that Il
was IN the rover Of my PHI sicisn to obtain,
but to no effect. M " father happened TO notice
publica ton Of yonr valuable Expectorant
remedy, an Immediately poured three bottles
Tor me- i commenced using the medicine on
the Sd day Of last November. and continued its
use for i6 weeks; the frst bottle gave me great
ca se, and caused q CO nsidersble discharge OF
thick weed phlegm and matt.r. Alter taking
the Sc nd bottle the cischargs became so great
that 1 was alarmed. but having 90 much con-
hdence IN the medicine, continued lis use
unnl u entirely removed every symptom of
disease from my lungs am now enjoying
perfect health. and feel ever grateful to you as
public benefactor.
Yours. with gratitude and thanks.
MARY PREBLE
Having been acquain ted with Mrs Preble for
several years and knowing her dehcate situa-
uon, e II no esita ton in endorsing he above
seeing he' nov as usual in our meetings ho-
ping that others laboring under Affections ofthe
lungs may restore themselves ~ the mediciae
OF the Methodist Society, Cincinnati.
fresh supply of Duncan's Expectorant
Remedy just received nj the store of
nov ~ & II MARSH. Wheeling.
nv RrTING AND WRAPPING PAPER for
w sale BY J II FORSYTH co.
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French ROOfs.

q doors Sosfh IF VSsiria Heed. Mass sfrees.)
TOHN E. WADE IL now manufacturing q supe-
~ rios article Of CENTS BOOTS. az Ter the latest
FRENCH STYLE and made of The best Phil.del-
phia materials. which hs warrants Ia renpete with
anything ever gotten up in ,hs Uaied States. and
at the follow ing prices.
GOOD CALF BOOTS. $500
FINE do. 500
EXTRA sup sup. $50
Water proof do. with Cork and India Rubber 10
extra.
Ladies' AMI Childr.ns' BOOTS and SHOES mad.
in The nesiest style. oct "a
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nm. KATx's AMERsCAN ANTI BiLiOi =

IhR. kATx's AAERsCAN ANTI BfLiCt :
- LIFE PILLS. for the prevention end cur {
diseases srising from disordesed Stomach ecu
These pile are not sfsred 81 s.peciae TO
cure al Diseases as aost Of the pubi~ssi-us
81 meolelae falsely declare. but are expuss-
Y PREPARES Tor the renewal Of Bile snd B'iSss
nsuef. which Is The FIRST seed OF . zee, az
inc same ine purify the blood. and eyentusily
restore the diseased functions of the spimsl
eer,s 70 sound health. An sympsops srs
certain 70 accumulate an excess Of bde frcu
indigesuve fotd remaining in the etoms. n,
hence sickness and pain, loss Of spps its,
dyspepsia. Liver compliant. rh. UNI attain, q ..
0e- One SINGLE g - nj box OF Ka'z's
ANTI BILIOUS LIFE PILLS
WI completely carry OUT and rem I've the root
msiaoies 80 com mon a. the ses M ssy. Will
those who value tie heaIth neglect tLis all
in the cons,uso, '1 .nd ,osS seated
evacuste- Those pills are applicable in m cases
OF sickness from childhood up 10 old aae, sad
can De useG with perfect safe BY ~ under any
circumstances. pc rfis nlarls merc N e fsiieste
females who are SO frequently snbieet to tran
.ient complaints, which often render their
The great superioriiies of these pills 10 that
tney are prepsred from the cold extract Of herbs
ano roots. Their nature - 10 'ciesnse. purify
and strengthen. harmless to the constitutes
and death 20 disease.
American Anti bilious Life pills. allowed BY
me she tnoufands who have ured them. 20 be the
pestpsrxanve and medicine in existence. Be-
cause they not only remove all obstructions, snd
pui &c the system OF It's impurities; but because.
snd which 10 extremely Important, siren athens
snd gives proper tone to the stomach. end pre-
duce healthy action Of all the parts Besides
tnev are 80 mild and gentle in their operation, a.
y render Them AZ all timss a pe-fec tlv safe md
oeslrabls remedy. The afflicted would do WE'LL
tnen, 10 purchase a box or two Of this valuable
medicine. and give il fair trial; instead Of de-
s.ro ing their system with Eft repeated doses Of
! Eaiomsi; and other drugs 80 injurious To humaa
iiie snc happiness.
Pnncipal Office for the s.le of this valuable
medicine No 10. Nerih Eighth AZ Philad< hia,
ano so ., oy gents geaersIiv sad BY,
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BLEACHING SILT. constantly
IL On hand and Cor sale by the subscribers.
agents fnr the manufacturers.
noy s ] Il FORSYTH & CO
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MI would respectfully announcs 70 our Gus.
~ iOtaeis and he public generally, that on
HE day We VII infrosiuce ne Fell fashion fog
lfaia. We have II fem ne fashionable rsia blish
luenf q Lsasy a Co Nsw York. The siyls y very
neai. sod he uals we are NV manufacturing
earao' b beai IN this city. CsH and sse iksr.
sog p pARE a 7O9E.
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ENRESH ARRIVAL. sENSENEY.
has commenced receiving and opening his
SECOND SUPERIOR STOCK FALL GOODS.
By the end Of Ibis or FIRST Of nett week. he hopes
TO receive his foil stock. when he as,ers himself he
will he able 10 offer such Inducements 10 the buy
ing public, not snen met with. oct IL
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JOB PRINTING.
NEATLY execai~d ~ The ofi~e Of the II Ally
~ AND WEEKLY TIMES, corper Of
Man a USnS SrxEKTs. BY ,. L. WHARTON
and at the Low EST possible prices. sug sc
NOTICE-Tbs copsrinersbip Of Fleesing a
Y Tingie having expired by limitation. y thi'
day Dissolved by mutual cos< Al tlss>< indebted
10 said rm will please call and settle their account,
with Geo Jingle. who Il duly salhosissd 10
ors.s., 49,. 80 :, as., Wr "I =, yss~n vi"
nov 3. -. GEO + TINGLE-
The sndsssisoed hsvsg purchased he ssock Of
Fleming 4 TinsIe. viii continue the wholesale
Grocery. Fos~ssding snd Commission bus;cess. a.
the old sssnd q Flsmsag q Tsngls. and will he
thankful "r esnsnsance Of the patronage hitherto
besow I'd urun The lais firn-
nov 9. ~ GEO + TINcLE.
20 t
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HARDWAuE.

HVyHE sstscrfber has jusi reed q fresh supply q
HardWafs. among uhich every hing
necessary for The completes ofa houso prime pally
% American nasufaciufs. Which ~in ~ sold ~
''sda,s prizes. SAMUEL MEL.
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nATTALLIOV COrRTs OF EN-
- QUIRY.-The battalion CONT of enquiry far
The 6rui battalion. Alb R~et Va NJ. will he held ~
the Couhc' Chamber on Saturday the 25sh inst ~
III o'clock. A NJ. and ..-..
bsftaion Of sars regiment. will he held the
place, IN the same day at o'ciock. M. The
-fiicess composing The ssid courts are notified 10
attend BF KELLY. Col 4ih Infantry.
nov 16