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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT
District OF Newhavtn IS.
DE il remembered that at Probate Court
81 held al Bristol in and for the district
Of Newhaven on the 9Th day Of January,A.
ID. lS43.
David G. Perry administrator of the es-
tIie OF
MABEL REYNOLDS, l..e of
N Haven in said District deceased, presents
his administration account for allowance: Il
is therefore ordered that said account he
examined forJ allowance by said court AT
session thereof TO be held al The Office OF the
Judge of said court in said BRISTOL on IN "a
Monday Of March nextal ten o'clock in The
forenoon, and that said administrator cause
notice thereof To be given TO all persons inter.
ested that they may appear and make their
objections if any they have to the allowance
of, said account, bypublishing certified copy
of this order in the Middebury People sPress
"a newspaper printed at said Middlebury.
three weeks successfully previous 10 the time
Of said court.
H. MUSsILL, Judge.
A true copy of record,
Attest, II. MUNslLL. Judge. al
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CoNsEcTIcUr.-The Wings of the Sec
ond Congressional Disrric; held Conven-
ton of Delegates on the 9Th inst. at Sa"n-
der's Hill 10 nominate a candidate for Con
gress in place of Hon. w. w. Beardman'
who declines q reelection. Samuel ID.
Hubbard of Middletown was nominated rs
the candidate. Resolutions strongly IN
support of Protective Tariff, and express
ing the full confidence o. the Wings OF the
District in the ability and patriotism OF Mr..
Hubbard, were unanimously passed.
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MR.. MERRICK'S BILL.

The Senate, as we have stated, has pas
sed, by "a TO u, NJ. Merrick's bill forbid>
ding and furnishing the running Of Express
ses on Mail Routes. Before passing it,they
excepted Bank Notes from the operation of
this penal act, SO they may be sent as hith>
erto but the motion to exclude Newspapers
was defeated by the following vote:
YEis- Messrs. Rates, Crafts, Hunting
ton. Phelps, Porter, Smith, of Conn. Smith,
of Ia, Ta!lmadge, Wilcox, Woodbridge.
Woodbury-11.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Bagby, Barrow,
Bayard, Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay
ton, Conrad. Dayton, Fulton, Graham,
Henderson. Kerr, King, Linn, Nc Duflie,
Mangum. Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Sewer,
Surgeon, Tappan, Walker, Wright, Young,
-27.
The question was then taken on striking
out the words ''brritten and printed matter, -
and decided in the negative. as follows:
YEAs-Messrs Bates, Dayton, Evans.
Graham. Huntington, Morehead, Phelps.
Porter. Smith, of Conn.,, Smith, of Ia, VIII
cox. Woodbridge, WoodbuTy-l3.
N.ys-M assrs Allen, Bagby, Barrow,
Dayard. Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay
ton, Crafts, Fuiton, Henderson, Kerr, King,
Linn, Med Cutie, McRoberts, Mangum, Mer-
rick, Sevie-. Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker,
Wright, Young-24.
So all Magazines and Pamphlets weigh.
ing less than one pound each (as all do)
must be transmitted by Mail exclusively, or
pay penalty of $3.50. And this CONVEX
sation of the Pcs. Office into The most op-
pressivc and destructive monopoly is sane
toned by such freedom-loving Free Trade
Democrats as MessTs. Allen, Benton, Buch-
anan, Calhoun, Waller. and Wngkt-in
short. all the Loco Foco but three, with
eight of the Wings. Thus the bill has
been driven through the Senate by minor
ity vote &c that body.
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REVIVAL.

N our notice few weeks since of the ro
wal spirit which existed in N;dd,eb,r,, g.
y aH' OF information we failed to mention ,ho
., 'ua'''a OF the Baptist Church in which !,
r .1,' TO pleasing extern. For sovsra,
bs,1 N : past frequent meetings have been
Two preaching, prayer, and exhortatiop
han; sundays since, eight individuals were
non $50, 'y immersion preparatory to an u
hail.; a WIN the church, and the good work is
''''ed to be going on prosperously.
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Ominous.-On Wednesday afternoon. as
Burlington Anthony was waiting on the
candidate for Governor, in Market street.
TO get his final acceptance of the nomina-
ton for Governor, he is said 10 have ex-
cieimed to Burlington. " have set my life
upon cast, and will stand the hazard of the
dic." Immediately his feet slipped from
under him, and he fell PROSTATE. A by
stander exclaimed-''that's but ,rifc to The
fall which awaits your party next spring"
Prov. Jour.
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NEAR EIGHT YEARS
Before the American Pebble. ard now sold ~
$500


25
AGENTS in the Ne England States a's"s
BENJAMIN BRANDRETIiS HILLS
FaNIiiS yege abe and truly ieD"oc.'-
Il mcdicrce PURIFIEs.,;he bioud nni 80
mediateIy Says the further progress OF cIs' -
in the bodies OF those whose powers az life are
hot aread, exhausted. Where huuior IN s"S
can avail there scarcely is any cor lit ar
form OF sickness, ihlt The Brandreth fills Go not
relieve and generally cure. Al soush toe Fi..s
produce known effect, that Efoct IS not t.
PROSTATE the body, aswith ether medicines. ! 20
The frame is invisoratsd by the removal o! the
s'of weakness, the morbid, the clIIatsd Ls-
mos from the blood
Harmless in themselves, they mar.ly
ASSIST NATURE.
To threw out TIE ~ eason of sickness rem she-
5ody. nd they require no alteration IN Ihs die.
OF clothing. In fact the human b0dy is better
abe to sustain without injury, the incIrmency OF
me weather, whiis under the influence Of this in
+ ciion destroying disease eradicating Mediums
than any oihertine.
the importance of Brln1roth'S Pills for Sea-
Men and traysl'Is IS theEef re, self eyi'ent.
BY It." time Y use of this medicine how mroh
anxiety aud sickness might We not prevent
Cold, bilious &c ons. TyphHs, Scarlet and 'e
vNrs Of all kinds. wouii be unknown! Bnt whcre-
sicl ness does eNs,, let the BrandrPth's Pills be
at once sent FOR, taat the ramedy May 30 applis<S
without further loss of time.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
D;e,r..t ,f rau.b.y..n 60

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Newhaven, SIS.
HE il remembered that'at probate court
~ Reid at Bristol in ami for the district Of
Ncwhaven. on the Cd day of January a. D.
1913.
An inst rum ent purpor:;ng 10 be the last viii
and testament Of
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
late Of Monkton in said district decreased being
pre- senied fer probate; And it is thereupon
derpd that the same be examined for probate
by said court at a session thereof TO be held at the
Office Of The Judge OF said couri in said Bristol
OH the Cd Monday of March next at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. And that Bu;icc thereofhc Civ
en- 10 all persons interested, that they may ap
pear and make their objections if any thev have 70
the allowance of said account, by publishing
certified copy Of this order in the MiGGiehury
Peoples Press, a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury. three weeks successfully previous TO
the time OF said Court.
HARVEY MUSsILL, Judge,
true copy of record
ATTEST, II. MUNsTLL, Judge. IL
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congress We prcci0ve thatthe House has pas
sed, Mr. ArnoId's Bill for the reduction of the
pay Of members of Congress and other gov
eminent officers. 1t fixes the per diem al
lowance of members of Congress at sdollars
for the first FIVE months, for the two sue
ceeding dollars ard the remainder OF the
session dollars, and mileage to 4 dollars
for every 90 miles on tho. shortest route
The history of the passage of this bill will
be given next week.
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Estate of Seymour SelIick.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Pro-
bate Court for the district Of Addison, Commission
ers 10 receive, examine and adjust all the claims
and demands Of all persons against the Estate of
SEYMOUR SELLICK,
late of NiddIebury, in said District, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset there
to: Ind six moths from the 18th day Of Febru
airy lS43, being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose, we do therefore give notice that We will a.
tend TO the business of said appointment at the
Office Of Starr &Brshnell in said Middlebury on tie
second Mondays in May and August next from nine
O'Clock A. NJ until fonr P. NJ. on each Of said days.
PETER STARR. Commits
JEDIDIAH S. BUSHNELL, { sioners.
Dated at Middlebury this l5day of Feb
ruarv, lS43
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HIRAM SMITH, :
ps
ORLANDO WILDER,
ANDREW MURRAY AND
PATTERSON MURRAY. !
Addison County Court,
December Term 1912.

WHEREAS, at the term of the Comfy Cour,
held at Mddebury in and for the Conntv or
ADDISON on the second Tuesday of Decembcr
1872, Hiram Smith of BIidport in said County.
commences his action by attatchm ent agairis,
Orlando :. Wider, Andrew Murray and Patterson
~ murray all Of Addison in said County n plea
'hat 10 the plaintiff the defendants render the
seisin and peaceabl, possession of n certain
tract or parcel of land 18th the appur.inances,
lying and being in Addison aforesaid and des-
cribcd as follows, viz; it being the said WlIder's
home farm and is the same ia rm that Allen
Smith and Hiram Smith decided 10 said Wilder.
the 18th day OF Oct obcr 1871, containing about
two hundred and forty acres of land, as per writ
On file; And il is suggested to the Court, that
the said Orlando Wilder was absent from the
State at the time Of the service ofsaid writ.
and did not return within the same before tho
trial. 1t is therefore ordered ny said Court, that
SAID cause BE- continued to the next term Of said
Court to be held on the second Tuesday of June
lS43. and that notice be given to the said vii.
der by publishing the substance of the plaintiffs
declaration and this order in tho Mlddlebury
Peoples Press newspaper printed at said hid
debury three weeks successfully the last of
which publications hall be al leas; thirty DAYS
before The said next term Of said Court.
S.SWIFT, CLERK.
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The Farmer of LamoiIle, my boys,
The Farmer Of Lamoillo
Loco Foco Song Boo

HSNV wv JUII-s. DUUhs
1t is little singular that the party which
has had so much 10 say about F..rmers-
that the Locos, who have been clamoring
for years that noac bnt farmers should fiji
the Offices of Governor and Lieut.. Govern
or--!hat these consistent men should drop
farmers Smile and Dillingham;, and nomi-
nate Daniel Kellogg and WHY'S Lyman,
both federal laaoyers. No wonder it causes
kicking in tho traces. People wont stand
every thing when they get sweaty.-B. F.
Gazette.
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d Ohm WOOD gives notice 10 al r,hr
- have unsettled accounts that settle
ment MUST ne MADE without delay Of -! 10
counts that have been months standing.
On hand AMI for sale General A~sJvt-
ment of ". l. Goods, Flour. bors ard
Suoes Window Glass. Cut aud Is rot Nrils.
&c. low for Casa, or READY PAY IN noss
indS of Prohnre.
Jan l6 ISi9
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Take Notice.

2 HAGAR is appointed GcnI Agent by
60 the propagation society for the CoUn-
~ of Addison, TO collect all the Rents due
the Society 10 lease &c. as their lawful
Attorney. Finding several of The Lessees
in orrears these must pay Immediately If
they intend 10 save Costs. And at the
Rents for the present year became due the
first of February lie shall insist upon prompt
payment.
Feb. 9th lS43.
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Died.

AT Sparta. Geo. on the 18th inst. John
w. Satterlee, Esq. in the 43d year of his
Rge.
Mr.. S. was native of Vermont. a grad
uate of Middlebury College, and a former
resident of this place. He removed to
the southwest early in life, and has added
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Addison County Court.
December Term 1912.


Addison Comfy Court.
9 asaaseG n %"s1a 4 December Term 1872.
WHEREAS, at the term oftho County Court
held at Middebury in and for the County of Adj
Olson On the second Tuesday Of December 1912
Paris Fletcher of Bridpor. in said county COM
menced his action by attachment against Orlan.
do Wilder and Andrew Murray both o! addison
in said County in plea If the case, on note,
dated 9Th November 1870, for one hundred and
twenty dollars, fayab!c 10 plaintiff or bearer,
one year from date; as per writ on file: AID it
is suggested to the Corrt that the said Orlando
Wilder was absent from the State ut the time of
the service of said writ and did hot return with
in the before the time of trial, 1t is there
fore ordered by said Court, that said cause be
continued to the next term of said Court lc be
held on the second Tuesday of June 1913, and
that notice be given u the said Wilder by pub
fishing the substa OF the plaintiffs deca ration
and this order in The Middc5ury Peoples Press,
newspaper printed at sad MidJlebury three
weeks snccessively the last OF which publications
shall DO at lest thirty days before the said mex,
term fsaid Court
S. SWIFT. CLERk.
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The New Orleans Morning, of the 26lh
ull. has The following:
Such Weather.-No one ever saw the
like in January. The grass is green, the
trees are budding. and everything betokens
the approach of spring. The season is truly
q remarkable one.
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nj a rried,

In this town on Tuesday the 14th inst, by
Rev. j. Ayres, Mr.. Charles E. Crane, Mer-
chant of Monkton, to Miss Elenor Adams of
this place.
10 Moriah N. Y. Jany. 18th 1913, by the
Rev. Mr.. Lyon; Mr.. Nelson D. Murphy of
Bridport to Miss Mary Ann Curtis of Mort
ah N Y
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Saw-mill, Grist-mill and Factory
Wheels

10 drive all kinds Of machinery. IN the most zen
sonable terms, ard ol lie shortest .Oncc. The
above wheel is cast iron, and Tor speed. Inability
and power, is not equa!lcd by any. The under
signed is aware Of the Pfcudic@ that exists in Inc
mInGs OF the public against any patent light i'm
pfoyemcnis, bu, he takes this occasion 10 recon-
mend II 10 mill owners as no patent hunibug,'
and TO convince mca of the fact, the unders'en-
cd always wishes them to see The operation i,r
their own satisfaction Numerous certificates
can be obtained of the utility Of the invention,
bu as men can hes, satisfy themselves by seeing
they are requested to call at Beenah's Hollow,
or in Salisbury. near the Glass Factory, OF at
East MddlebuIy, where they can see the oPf ra-
ton IN saw miI,s. Also at New Haven Bast
Mills, where one can be seen on an upright
shat; all in Worth FrrrisLurgh. in +. Douglas
cabinet shop S1lLLMAN HENDEiCK.
East tIiddlcturv, Feb. 7, 1913. 40 ;6m
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House, Lot, and Store for Sale.

House, Lot, and Store for Sale.
>s7> . THE undersigned is wishing
EAii;;tl to sell the properly in BrIs-
ssseS tol Village, lately owned by
Ii. Foster, consisting of half an acre Of
land, with good DWELLING, HOUSE,
"a By 81 feet, two stories high, well finish
cd and painted, with good cellar under
the whole house. Also, good STORE,
well finished, with good cellar under the
whole, and good horse BARN, well fin
ished, thereon. There is also good gar.
den. The property is located in pleasant
part of the village, and food place for
otcre.
The above property will be sold low, and
4 credit given for part of the purchase
money, with security on the same. For
further particulars enquire of Messrs.
KNOX l. WHITLocK. Troy, N Y. who are
the owners of the property, or of the sub
scriber in Bristol, near the premises If
not sold by the first of April next it will be
rented HARVEY MUNSlLL.
B.istol, Feb. 10, 2s43. 4l-6t
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NEHEMIAH WHEELER,
In Chancery.
Addison County,
December Term 1912.
S. SWIFT. Clerk.

WALTER W. WEBB. December Term isia
HoRATro AvERILL,
JosEPH HAYWARD.
Whereas Nehemiah Wheeler of Schroon in the
County of Essex and State Of N3w York; at the
present term of the Court OF Chancery for tho
County Of addison presented AM filed his petit
ion against Isaac P, Fenton of Bridport in the
County of ADDISON. Walter w, Webb and Hora
ito Averill of Troy in tho County of Rensselaer,
and State of New Yord and Joseph HAYWARD of
Addison in said Comfy Of Addison, stiiing forth
that the said Isaac P. Fenton, on the 18th day
OF May 1887, being indebted 10 the orator in the
sum oil one thousand dollars spcciti ed in a prom.
issory note, for that sum and of that date, and
payable 10 the orator bearer one day after date
and interest on The same annually, in order to Sc
cure the payment of said sum executed 10 The
orator a mortgage ofthe following described and
in Brldport in the County ofAddison, viz; all his
right title and interest in and to an equal "a d,
vldea half OF certain piece or Parcel of land and
described as follows, viz: being part OF the tone
place so called, beginning at the northwest Corn.
er of Corastus Smiths farm tie lake, thencc
running north TO the north line of a certain lot
of land purchased by Samuel Foote of the es.
tate OF Leonard Stone deceased, and now occu-
pied by /, hodolphus Tremtle; thence cast TO the
line of said lot; the nee south en- the line of said
lot to the southwest corner; thence east by the
highway to the north and south road; thence
sonthcInly by said last mentioned road 10 the
noIth limo Of said Smith farm; thence west on the
line Of said farm TO the first mentioned bounds
at the lake. including wharves. ferry scow, SC,
&c, as well as all of the privileges thereto be.
longing; That on the 18th day Of July 1887 the
said Isaac P. Fenton and one Rosman Fenton
then of said Bridport excculedto the said Walter
| w. Webb and Horatio Averill a mortgage deed
of the same tract oil parcel of land purportnp 10
be executed to secure the payment ofa certain
note signed BY the said Rosman s. Isaac P. by
the name of r. & l. P Fenton TO the said
Webb and AveriIl, dated 22d Nav 1897 for
the sdm OF $500, payable In thirty DAYS from
It's date with interest," at the Merchants &. Me-
chanics Bank of Troy; That or tile nh day
of May, 1889, the said Isaac P. Ferton exc
cuied 10 the said Joseph Hayward mort
gage deed OF all his right, title, interest aud
demand in and TO the same tract or uarce, of
land, purpoiing to have beeu. executed to Sc
cure the payment of a certain note signed by
r. l. !. P. Fenton for the sum of 307 dollars
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STATE OF VERMONT ]
D;nI-;rI &C Na..L-...a,.

District Of Nerhapen SIS.
ERE it remembered that at Probate Court
ED ned at Bristol, in and for the District
trict ocNewhaven, on the 9th day Of February
a. d. 1913.
The administrators Of the estate of
CHESTER BlDWELL;
late &C Starksboro. in said district deceased
makes application tn said court 10 have he
time allowed for the payment of the debts Of
the deceased extended: 1t is therefore order
cd that said application be considered at Il
session Of said court II be held a, lie ofiire
ofthe Judge Of said court in said Bristol on the
81 monday of March next ar ten o'clock IN the
forenoon; and that notice thereof be given to
all persons interested that they may appear
and make their objections il anv they may
have to the said lime Of payment being ex-
tended cs aforesaid. By publishing a certified
copy of this order in the MiddIebury Peoples
Press-a newspaper printed at said Middle
bury three we ks successfully previous 10 the
time OF said court.
HARVEY MUNsrLL, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
Attest, 81. MUN>ILL. Judge. al
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OHIo.-The Bank Reforla Bill has pas
sed the Ohio Senate by final vote of 10 TO
II, three Wings and two Locos voting with
the Wings. The section TO incorporate a
bank at Warren was stricken out and the
time when the bill is to take effect on the
five existing banks was postponed till
March 1874.
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DENTiST2Y
N. HARRIS. SURGEONS DENTIST

va OULD express lis sra;i;sdr - 'hs
w publ c for the patronage with ba<
Eeen SO literally bcsIow pp Il him. aud
trusts that lis skill AID enlarged experience
well secure a continuance If u. he wou!,:
assure the pul Tic that ne ha- ever e de vOrcd
10 Keep Up wit al the i,nrruv rnenIs ia tie
SCIENCE Of Dentistry, hy acqrain in. hls',s 10
with thu most /, cent publications. and i'v cor
respond nee with d.stinauis e. p,actii,rneI4
IN he rites. He lat epTin.s Grcha>ed o,
THAT Xxi iUl dentist DR. W ittsr1 re Of Boston.
the art Of makinL tho Com. AM.LGUM wnia:i
has recently been So happily ii opel into Inv
rracnce # the prcie>sirn IN Boston, New
York and 9th r ilaceS, and has been tie first
to introduce IL into this resioa. So complete
ly doe, his composition shi, ID tie tooth, ;la,
those htlcTi1 become render end useless, LV
being properly cleaned aid filed. may lie
preserved. and so restored. that he poSse>=uf
can masiIcate his food with as much facility
as though no defect Cxisiei.
hiiddlebufy, Dec. 7. 1912
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LIBERATION,

hereby give roiice 10 the public from
the date OF this publication have given my
son William Arnold Jun. bis time a"t 90
opportunity to work aud main'ain himself
demanding none of his wages and paying
no debts Of his contracting hereafter.
VIM. ARNOLD.
Salisbury Feb. 7lh 1918.
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Death Of Bishop Gris10oM. regret
TO learn that tho Right Rev. Bishop Girls
void expired q, Boston suddenly on We'd
.esday afternoon. This venerable prelate
wos in The sevcUiy-scvcaih year OF his age.
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Gristnill.

TIME subscribers would inform Ire publ c.
u that the Gristmill OF the Middiebury Man
ufacturing Company, below their Nooilen
Factory, now occupied by the subscriber, has
undergone thorough repair, ard put under
the superiatendance OF Mr.. A Heath, who il
is believed will give general satisfaction.
DAVENPORT & TURNER.
Middlebuy, Jan. 9. 1873. 36;if
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Newton Academy.
Shorcllam, VT.

VNHE spring term at this Institution will
L. commence on Monday the 9th day
February Instruction will he given rs
heretofore by Mr.. MUNGER. 1t is very de-
sirable that those who are expecting to at
tend should be present at the beginning Of
the term.
EBEN BUSH, Sec.
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Direct Percussion and Roactins
Wafer Wheel:

To use and 10 vcnd 10 others TO be used IN Tie
County Of Addison. Also avins been auihorI-
zed by the said Johnson, Anot and Wright as
general agent for the counties Of Rutland, Bon
niugion, and Lamo:lle. in the state Of vermont,
10 sell individual or county rights Of Their vslua>
bic improvement, in making such an application
Of water as to give the greatest amount ~
strength from a given quantity ofwater shan any
wheel now in use-thn best not excepted.
Therefore the undersigned takes this r1etnoh
10 inform those interested in MILL or FACfO-
RY business that he is prepared 10 put IN
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Ways and Means, for granting the necessa-
ry authority should it become necessary, to
cause new Treasury notes to be issued 10 the
amount of any old ones which mpy be pre-
sented 10 psyment.-.Nat. Intcllts encer.
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NJ MASSACHUSETTS,

I. slro.., district. MIR. Rockwell, wing.
ee,,; certainly elected. MIR. Hudson's
n IN Wooster district, is doubtful.
AsScHNESr.-By the last arrival from