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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-22
Estate ofLevi H. Gates.

WE the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands ofalt
persons, against the estate of
LEVI III. GATES,
late Of Cornwall in said, District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto And six months from the
LIST day Of February 1913 being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our appointment, at the dwelling
house of Widow Hannah Gates in Corn
wall on the first Monday in May and first
Monday in July from one o'clock z. NJ. un-
I'll four O'Clock P. M on each of said days.
JESSE Ellsworth, } ci.
REuBEN P. BINGHAM ~
JEHIEL r. WRIGHr,
Dated at Cornwall this 10Th day of Feb
ruary 1913.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
niefrict Of A ddieon 60

STATE OF VERMONT, ,
District of Addison IS (
DE it remembered that al a probate court
p holden at Middlebury in and for the dis
tricu of Addison on the 18th day of March
A. D. 1S4S.
Elijah Foot administrators Of the estate of
Russell FOOT,
late of Cornwall in said district deceased,
makes application tn said court 10 have he
time allowed for the payment of the debts OF
the deceased extended twelve months from
the 3lst day of May 1S4S: 1t is therefore
ordered that said application be considered
at session Of said court to be held at fhe Of
fee oftAe Register Of said court in said Mid
dlebury, on Thursday the goth of April next
al one o'clock IN the afternoon; and that no
tice thereof be given to all persons interested
that they may appear and make their objec.
lions il any they may have to the said time
of payment being extended as aforesaid. by
publishing certified copy of this order in the
Middlebury Peoples Press-a newspaper
printed at tsaid Middlebury three weeks sue
cessively previous 10 the time of said court.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy of record,
80 Attest J. s. BUSHNELL Register.
DOOTS and SHOES,-alarge sud.
" ply for sale at retail by
- JOHN WOOD
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.
IN pursuance of theliast will Of
SEYMOUR SELLICK.

late of .Middebury deceased, offer for sale the
following real estate Of the said Seliiek, 10 wit /:
The house where the ased lived, with all the
land purchased By him of the Rutland b INK.
The house and lot purchased of Clark Fits.
The store and lot, now occuPei by w. g.
Johnson.
The Green Store and lot al e'nIg the above,
occupied by R. d. Farr.
I60 acres Of land in the swami, N the Creek.
in Cornwall. well covered wit fencing and
other timber.
Half Pew No. 40, in the Congregational Meet
ing House.
The circumstances of The estate rendet it ne
cessary that the above property should be sold
within a few months. A part of the purchase
money will be required on giving the deed; for
the balance liberal credit will be given, on
mortgage or other satisfactory security.
S: SWIFT, Executor.
Middlebury 18th March, ls43. 46-tf
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GOshenI,and Sale.

NNHE land owr ers in tie T. WI of Go.
IL shen. in the County Of Addison. are
hereby notified. that the committee appoin-
ted to superinlead the expenditure of the land
tax granted upon the the lands OF said Town
by an act of the Legislature of Vernon,
passed ia November 1s4l, and the act in
amendment ,hereof-passed November 1912
will receive their respective taxes in labor:
in the months of June and July next, on np.
plicaion to either of the committee.
FRANCIS BRowN } Committee 10 Su-
EZRA WAsHBURN Jr. perinienl the e.
JOSIAH II. DART. )pendiure of Gosh
en- Land Tar.
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Young Mems Tract Society.

The annual meeting of the Young Mems
Tract Society will be held at the congrega-
tional Meeting House on Sunday Evening
next. Christians and friends Of the cause
of all denominations are requested to unite
in the meeting. The Hon. Francis Will
son, agent of the American Tract Society,
will be present and address the meeting.
sJosEPH WARNER, President of the So
ciety.
Middlebury, March, 18th 1s42.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

The success of this important institution
of our village, seems 10 have fully justified
The recent efforts of our citizens 10 add TO
its facilities of Education. The sum Of
nearly two hundred dollars has been raised
among our public spirited citizens, which
has been or will soon be expended in provi-
ding suitable instruments, and specimens
for scientific illustrations Il the higher oran-
ches Of education. Mr.. Tilden whose ex-
perience and scholarship are SO taVorablV
knewn in this county, is at the head OF the
institution, assisted by a female teacher oil
the most approved qualifications. We un'
derstand that 35 young ladies have already
entered the school. OF the sciences taught
md The general course of instruction. as
well as the terms of tuition we are wholly
gnorant. but we trust they will some way
soon be made public.
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ed.

In Weybridge, on the 18th instant oftl
Canker rash, Della Maria only daughter
VIM. D. and Rosamond A. Bell, aged
years and months.
Is Delia,-i. that active one
Consigned to death, Deaths prey become?
So full of life. with joy SO rife
And beauty's bloom, to yield the strife.
Oh Death, thou art Tyrant now.
To nip such blossom, PROSTATE low
Its loving parents, torn with grief,
In such dark hour, is no relief
o yes. light pervades the gloom,
Thathovers DER the silent tomb,
The Savior's voice is heard to speak.
And suffer children, me to take;
OF such, my kingdom must be made,
II faith believe, his will obeyed.
H. NIB.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-22
Administrators Sale.

The administrators of the Estate of Angus
tus Munger, will sell at Public Auction, all
the real Estate, belonging to said Estate. con-
sisting of the Valuable home farms called the
Seeley farm. containing about three hundred
and forty acres situated near the Meeting
house in Waiting, with COOL buildings there
on, also about 40 acres Of swamp lands, situa-
ted in the north part of Whiting, also, some
perso?a al property, belonging .ofsaid Estate.
The Sale will be made at The Inn of Abraha m
Bresee. in Whiting, on The 81 day of March
next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The said real Es-
tate will be sold together or divided into parts
10 suit the purchasers Terms of credit made
known at the time of sales, some credit will
be given upon Security. Information will be
given by US relating 10 said property at any
time previous TO the Sale.
SCHUYLER Il. BAKER, Administra-
JosEPH SIMoNDs, tors
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

MONDAY, March Is. 1S43.
At Market ATS Beet Cattle, 600 sheep,
and 29O Swine. 100 Beef Cattle and 200
Sheep unsold.
PRIcEs-Beef Catile-We quote 10 cor
respond with last week. viz: Extra at SO
s5. First quality, 81 so a rs; second
quality 81 25; third quality, SO so 8
IS.
Sheep We noticed lots sold from so
to 10.
Wool-No change in quotations.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
Probate Notice,

THE sessions OF the Probate Court for the
distric: Of Addison will hereafter be held on
THURSDAY, (instead of Wednesday, as foil ows
viz.
At the office of U. III. Everest, Esq. in Shore
ham on the inst Thursday. and at the Office of
the Register of said court in Middlebu ry, on the
third Thur sday IN every month. at one O'Clock
IN, J. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
Middlebury, March, Is, 1913. 46
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MiddIebury Academy.

THE Trustees of Addison County Gram
4 mar School give notice that they have
engaged c. C. BlSBEE, A. NJ to take the
charge of the 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
nary in Brandon, and as he is an experienced
teacher, the Trus ees 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.
II. A. MERRILL, Register.
Mlddlebury, Feb. 7, 1913
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Chancellor Kent, in the New York Amer

Chancellor Kent, in the New York Amer
lean, publishes his opinion that courts OF
civil jurisdiction have no Jurisdiction to try
offences committed on The high seas by a
person on board United States vessel of
war in regular commission, the naval courts
martial being the proper tribunal, and espe-
cially if a naval court martial had previously
taken cognizance of the charge.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-22
WOOL.

The Now York Express says that foreign
wool continues dull. F!ecces are in de-
mand with small stock. We have learnt
that over the mountain, in this State, and in
Bennington and Rutland counties, wool has
been taken up TO very considerable extent
at from 25 10 % cents, chiefly at the for
mer rate.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-22

The GREAT TYLER MEETING in N. York
turned out very amusing affair. 1t was
attended in the Tabernacle by about 1000
wings, about as many locos, and 800 Tyler
men proper, or rather office holders and ex-
pectanls. The renowned Caleb Cushing
In his speech was frequently saluted by the
Wigs hurfang for Clay, and the locos for
Van Buren,. This was certainly very DIS
eor'eous 10 Caleb, as it was intended as a
Tyler meeting. But il is said the speaker
provoked them 10 it by contendIpg that mel.
ner wings nor locos were right in opposing
'0nn Tyler. A happy allusion was made
W one Of the speakers 10 the Farmer Of
ashland, which as the Tribune saws, called
3ui the whole house in roar of applause.
grow daily more confident that a SINH.
Sr demonstration will be made when the
people are called 10 vote for him in 1914.
Lei the wings be unanimous and The GOOD
Work will be done. ~
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Tribune.

SALEM MUNICIPAL ELECTION On Tues
day, as we learn from the Salem Mercury,
Stephen P. Webb. the Wing candidate,
was reelected Major of Selem. receiving
1s4 votes out of 1854. Benz. F. Browne,
the opposing candidate, had 287, and there
were Is scattering votes.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-22

TRACT SocIETY.-We would call the at.
tention of our readers to the notice of a
meeting of the Young Mems tract Society.
Let them read an article on the first page.
"Inauence oft,co tracts in a Military a
cadeny" and see what inestimable and IN
expected blessings may proceed from the
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-22

/ spread of these little monitors. How manv
have declared that they first feI; their hearts
touched with contrition, and expanded with
love to God by the perusal of one of these
silent visitants.
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II is now settled that Messrs Gushing q
Wise are 10 60 home, and run for Congress.
viii the wings sustain men who have so
shumelessly betrayed their party and their
country.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-22

Levi Woodbury., Senator from New
Hampshire, has been lecluring in New York
in advocacy of Free Trade. How does
this square with the pre,ences of The loco
party, that they are the friends of protection.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-22
RUTHERFORD
F CT o RY TO l. L T

THE use of this commodious establish
Il ment is now offered for rent, 10 SOM
competent man or company, who may desire
a situation OF this sort FOR MAKING
MONEY. THIS is decidedly the best siiua-
ton in this country for tie manufacier oil
Woolen Goods,
and will be rented at a low rate 10 choice
aands-(2 sets machinery
~For particulars enquire Of the subscri-
Der at the establishment.
MOSES LEONARD.
Mddlebury, Vt. March, /, lS45. 44;Il
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Administrators Sale.

TVHE administrator on the estate of Ormel
Il Harrington. will sell at auction all tie
real rs ate, consisting OF about one hundred
acres of land, situated in tie east part OF
Shoreham near the old Johnson tavern, so
called at the Inn of A.:Bresec in Whiting on
the 2lst day of March next al 10 % clock AM.
Terms Of cIeditgm rde known a. the time and
place of sale. Information Will he given by
me in relation TO said properly al any time
before the sale.
Joseph Simonds. Administrator.
Whiting, FeY. 81, 1913. 44;s
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Mr.. Clay reached Frankfort on The cve-
ming of the 9Th, on his return home from
the South. He looks much improved by
his Southern trip.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-22

NHATERIALS Cor most kinds of " ear
w ing apparel used in the country So.
lected with express reference to Fail and
Winter trade, may be found in great vari-
ety-just opened by
q. BEcKwIrH & Co.
PLAIN and diamond Beaver Cloths, Amer
can, English and German Broad Cloths {
half THAR for mer osts for sale by
Oct 81. p W. Collins
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A TAVERN STAND
F A r NJ + 0 r S A l. E

SAID stand is situated in Cornwall, near the
meeting house-four miles from Middlcbury, on
the road leading TO Troy. Said stand is furnish
ed with convenient house, sheds and out-buil-
dings and plenty of good water. Also about
ten acres OF land, five Of which is wood land per.
tanning to the same. The above stand is one of
the best locations for country stand in the
county. Also farm containing los acres of
first rate land upon which is dweling-house,
two barns and first rate fences-slid farm has
upon il two sugar orchards and good supply of
fruit trees, and as well watered as any farm in
the county. Said farm is within mile Of the
tavern stand. Also acres of lend iu the swamp
within mile of the farm. Also the stock on
said farm and other valuable property. All of
which will be SOLD, or part, TO suit the purchas-
or, and immediate possession given.
~ Fpr further particulars enquire of
L. Parkill, Il. Eells,
c. G Tilden, M. o. Porter.
Cornwall, March %, fS49. t-46
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BLANKSi RLANKSI

The office of the Peoples Press is new VOL C. r
ishcd with variety ofBlanksmsde as conrenis-,,
possible, and composed with great regard oIe,-,
ccuracy, to DC sold 1t the most reasonable price
Middlebury Dee Is. ls42,
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For SALE

TINE house and lot situated in the village
Il of Orwell, with adwelling house, wheel
wright shop and outbuldings standing there
on, containing about and fourth acre of
land now occupied by the subscriber-also
"a acres of excellent land, lying on the
turnpike road, ear the village.-The above
is good stand for mechanic and will be
sold separate from the land out of the village
if necessary. A reasonable credit will be
given on part of the puchase money.
ELEAZAR ABBEY.
Orwell, March 9TH 1913.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Notice is hereby given that the ind signed sg,ec-
ably to the order of the Probate Court for that pur
pose had and obtained, will sell TO the highest bid.
der according to law at The tavernof John Hackrtt
in the village Of Hancock, the following drscriied
Real Estate. consisting of house and lot situated
about two miles west Of the village Of Hancock, Of
the Turnpike. The said property is the Estate "f
Pa fence Bidwell bate Of Hancock, aforesaid drcea
sed, and will be sold for the purpose Of paying H."
said Patiences debts and defrayng lhe expenses as
Administration.
The said sale is To- be on the 25th day fApriI as
2 O'Clock, Z, Nj.
CHARLES LANE, Admnst atur
Mddlehury. March S, IS43 45 ;3w
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Groceries.
Female Seminary.

yVVHE Trustees of the Female Seminary
Il give notice that the Spring term wiIf
commence on Monday the 18th day al
March. An ample philosophical apparatus
and new piano will be purchased for the
use of the school. Mr.. Tilden has eonsenre;!
to resume the charge of il & will devote his
time and efforts to promote the improvement
of his pupils. He will be ai,fed by such ~
sistants as The circumstances of the schont
may require. Il. A. MERRILL. !
Chs. LIysIEY- Con.
WIN. Bass
Feb 18th iS13.
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To use and TO vend TO others to be used in the
County of Addison. Also having been authori-
zed by the said johnson, Arnot and Wright as
general agent for the counties of Rutland, Ben
niDgton, and Lamoile, in the state Of Vermont,
to sell individual county rights of their valua>
BILE improvement, in making such an application
of water as to give the greatest amount of
strength from given quantity ofwater than any
wheel now in use-the best not excepted.
Therefore the undersigned takes this method
toiinform those interested in MILL or FACTO-
RY business, that he is prepared 10 put i'll
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Saw-mill, Grist-mill and Factory
Wheels

TO drive all kinds of machinery. on the most rea-
sonable terms, and on the shortest nohcc. The
above wheel is cast iron and for speed. durability
and power, is not equalled by any. The UNDER
signed is aware of the prejudice that exists in the
minds of The public against any patent rig hit i'm
provements, but he takes this occasion 10 recon-
mend it to mill owners as no patent humbug,'
and to convince mea of The fact, the undersgn-
ed always wishes them to see the operation fer
their own satisfaction Numerous certificates
can be obtained of the utility of the invention,
but as men can hest satisfy themselves by seeing
they are requested TO call at Beeman's Hollow
or in Salisbury, near the Glass Factory, or at
East Middlebury, where they can see the opera
ton iu saw mills. Also at New Haven East
Mills, where one can be seen on an upright
shaft; also in North Ferrisburgh, in F. Douglas
cabinet shop. STILLMAN HENDRlCR-
East MIddlebury, Feb. 7, S4S. 40;6m
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all indebt|
" ed to the Estate of p. ID. Cheney
late of Addison deceased, that they must
make payment 10 the said Estate on or be-
fore the LIST day Of May next. or the de-
mands will be put into the hands of law
yer for collection.
/ l. G :; Gussrr' Adm'rs.
Addison, March 6. 1913. 44f
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g Prepare for Winter .

ENHOSE who are in want of Caps will d
Il well to call and examine the large a..
sortment which can be found at
JOHNSON'S.
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Improvement of the day!
IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS!

THE undersigned having obtained the exclu-
sive right of Johnson, Arnot nd Wright, their
improvement in water wheels, known as John
sons
Direct Percussion and Reacting
Water Wheel:
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FENURK'S Island salt, just received ard
= for sale at rs cents per busheI, bvs
z. BECKWITIT & Co
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OF USEFUL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE
ELISWORTU'S REPORT.

- THE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE
THE ARTS, &c the United States beng An account OF
recent and important discoveries and improvements IN the
mode building Houses making Fences, raising Grain max
ing Pork isposlg of HOES, making Lard Oil raising SIX
witt, ensravings OF improved ou.h and other iricutiuaI
implements sc. b. Hon. II. l.. Ellsworth
OF PaJelt< Nnsia Treatise ON y CRiGULTUR-AL GEOL-
OY-just published the Tribune Office. Price . cents
. We have received cory Of Hon H. J. sllswoiths h
n the llecsnc Arts. and in adustrll Rural and Domestic
Economy l. Is one valuable ana interesting Gocu'
meats We have ever refused valuable and interesting 20 the
Whole county n large the al information cou'
,ans, and Tor the clmes with winch EXHIBITS The I'M
our Agricultural products The rs'.lt OF nsw discoveries in
Science, and part also OF modification III the Com
mercal Relations between and foreign Countries
II Is document winch his heel drawn with the Utmost
care and winch rvects great credit the public spirit
author pieesllts Farmers Register Petersburg Va.l
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TIMOTHY EDW ARDS. Prss'f.
Samuel Edwards, Secretary.
RosEloSr DOMAIN, March 20, lS43
A small Association has been started. we see
By the Ohio Repository in Marlborough Town
ship, Starke Co., O. On what principles it does
not state.
The doctrine of Association is making steady
progress in France and England. The pass
PHALANx, heretofore published three times q week.
is to appear daily. 1t requires large amount Of
capital to start a daily paper in France; but the
necessary means have been obtained An appeal
was made to the country by the leading advo-
Gates OF the doctrine who direct the paper, and in
the course OF ii few weeks one hundr9o and sixty
thousand trancs-mostly voluntary donations
were subscribed. The right of taking stock in
the paper was offered to those who desired to do
so.
In London, :. Tract Society has been formed
for the purpose Of publishing and disseminating.
by means OF Tracts, the principles and doctrines
Of Association. MeSSrs JAMES ii. IoUNG. VIII
LIAM TAYLOR and HuGu DonERrY are appointed
the officers OF this movement, from which great
good may result. A similar Society should he
established in this country. The last number Of
the London Phdlanr contains noble and pro
found article upon the Law OF LIBERTY, which
contains :; classification and brief explanation
of the creeds and religions of the world. The
article occupies over fifty pages Of the magazine.
We shall endcavor to publish it in some form
Germany is beginning to move in the great
cause of Social Reform. based on the principles
of Association. Several Newspapers and Re
views have taken up the subject, and are discuss
ing it some works have been published, contain
ing candid reviews Of the doctrine, so that we
may now expect movement among that great
people.
The United States, however, is the country
best prepared for the rapid and general reception
of the great social truths discovered By Fourier,
and here they will be the earliest acted upon.
;" Persons wishing information relative the North
American Phalaux the subec; OF Association adj
dress letters (post rnd) to a Brisbane New York.