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ADJUSTMENTS.


NIBLOS.
Second Night in New York OF the Opera of
LA PERRuCHE!
MADAME I yi ~ TmS,s VIII appear
M'sEEIE LAt;JER
MONS LECOIRT
MONS MATHEW.
~, .. TUESDAY, MAY l0th. 1913.
Inc e"etaInuenn WIN commence with the Overture
La fernche, Clan,s,on
To be followed by N. new Open, IN one srr of
LA rhhhoChr! w, LA PORrEUR D'EAU
DISTRIBUTION.
rrRnolet, NJ L.couu,
~ wxme:rqie' NnsnarY.
re p,aIqu's' siithien
10 conclude WIZ 'ne nsw vs"asx, IN two aes OF
n Il ~ va rIN DE nniS
by Mess" nayard ana VahderoocH'
IN .,-.. -. a., Ct 8. -
Inc entrance 10 tne UpeIatic saloon VIII ne on Broadway
I'M e opening Oh the oardeh' "hchi" 'AHe piaee about
p. ,r" =, . y1 T., comm.n.. =, h,ifr..,,
iT-TicIet, E;Sy Csni. w nan past -
paKK rs y 81. 55-----------------
Mr. pootb =, Richard I'M
THIS EVENINH w;n ha n",sarn,I - pUcuApD mr.
Richard NJ Roo,,h IT. cnn.,Ud III pnxR ~ I'll :,
BAGNAN-Bink, The B,Smsn M Placid. >' A'i-
n.rfo ,nsDc. ., ~ I~n c" Doos opehh
NJ un,, p1s.
- CHATHAM THEATn
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY qOtb. will he perforned
JONATHAN IN ENGIAND-So,om,, a,,won NJ
i' After which CUT AND COME AGAIN@Retum
strong, Mr. Hill. To conclude With BLACK TRADER-
Blil Jones', Mr. Wood.
Prices OF Admsson-Drr,, Circle 10 c,at,. S.so,J .nI
Third Tiers 25i Pit 49, Gallery lax cents Door, omen
AMERICAN THEATRE WATNVIV 4T
81,
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BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
HULL'S TRUSSES.


49, NOTIcE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
f aid %G wG ps on rely h
10 e d s 80 s."eI Re % careful s x o me
Dru wiring None are genuine, or to be relied
M,uy persons undertaken vend imitation, OF Hus
cetbrad and thousands imposed ueon in
made by uuskui mechanics and are 40 better Than tie od
have been fitted up No. yeey street exclusively
Tor ladies having separate entrance from The business deea-
ierale stients MAO I'm IN
a 1tNCY WANTkp.,A gentleman ecsao5lns a stove
DE ss as S w n ns
rs
N. ro YaEs o Msg s7;s. 1879,
$i'i $$:; "a: s,%SI
"'''ay merit the ' JOIN / Lo iSSi Ffi' M
esTs THAT YOUR OWN GAlR OR A wIG.' said
sheIidln to eounym,n. whom he met carrying hare,
w. by ne Would he the %aa a .A sf ssns.
ever Noman who was sane eGsli ehercans
he @9s Ga s
for the 5 .c o. % a s;s
originally supplies 4 the ha Is falling off, will a, once
o% i@ ps. Of the scalp facilitate the cTeuoa of bood
and ssO IL. 70 he Of d.
prevent th. pSrt'cn ,e@aning nnsharged from white
Broaoway: A. Sands Co, No 273 Broadway. Free ST.
m2S.in'3t'r
NIOTCkIo those who seek he's tn aud comfort combiper
~ with uxuy-Price reduced-Old Established Medicaed
yapar Baths IS Corlandt street.
Mrs CARROLL IN accordance with the exgencies Of tn
times has duced the price Other baths and soc conou
ance ofe patronage the Faculty the pub
lie in general Colds hroats, swelling of the glands
stiffness of the JOINTS and fever SC nc
Immediately relieved Portable baths To 18th,
cttv Il Brooklyn Open rom in the morning till min,
o'clock night Sulphur Baths require hours notice
In11 2wsr
BLEACHING POWDkR--gOo casks Of Boyds pc,svcd
ID per ships Agitator and E.gle, fer sale by
PEKSSE h BROOKS
m28 3tcc No. 81 Liberty street
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CASTLE GARDEN

IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON
THE Prophet this well resort beg leave 10 in
form the pubic that ~ addition TO its former attractions the
have erected splendid fountain supplied by the Coton with
different week the tn
er with large saloon for promenade ana refreshments
Also extensive Promepsd. side the walls of the Cas-
tie commanding Of the whole Bay the Narrows &c.
Price Of admission l21s cents for which refreshments
be furn, he'd. mia amY
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\ YACHT FOR SALE.


Of buhen, nine months 3D. and perfect sill
order vel found IN respect such awning for
cock graphing, cables sheave blocks sails
an1 nggrgoi the best als Of flags,
cless and rudde head of bsF, has beautiful CABIN faey
fitted with 10 -hers cushions and looking glasses gs
aud ohet fixtures appertaDin2 TO the has ,rve ref
gerator under the cockpit. that will hold 100 lbs ICE soop
Igged carries topsas ength "a feet deck feet
beam, iron keel inches deep. 81 wide mdshs, botd
leverage power will that she knocked
down squill, and her bottom she
sink she has the huoyancy Of 1900 weight Of cork
her SIDES ard selling and fast saer further
ucuars, inquire Of J. JENNINGS,
I'm 1892 Broadway John stairs, front room.
d ULkD FOOLSCAP PAPEN-lO0O reaTs low priced
~ ruled fooscar, for sale by PERSsE BROOKS,
m3c-3r No. Gil Liberty street.
ID ECEPTlON OF THE PREsIDENTy-sEVENTH
WARD The citizens ofthe Seventh Ward, without dis
tncon Of party requested assemble The Democratic
Head Qua ters, in Madison street. TUESDAY
the 30Gh instant at O'clock for the purpee 81 making
TO cooperate with the other wards for suitable
demonsaon of respect TO the President the United States
his arrival in this CITY. PETER SMITH, Chairman.
PETER q. SHAbP JR., Secretary. m28 3tsr
BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
THE real Heads of HAN sill stand pre- above al
Others Their pee uliar light, and venatng
cheractether being shaped exactly the natural
their elasticity ard their maeal and kDsns
well their style of finish and all combine 10
fully appreciated.
ne system of tn. of Wig Making taught in five Ier
See specimen of Barrys Wigs Scalps which will
satisfy the fasdous thai he is the and cheapest
ker the citylt6 Broadway, Of Liberty up
stars. mao Ter
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$3.50
notes.
liberal reward will be paid for the return the book and
contents to the subscriber South Front
AIbane 80, south Wharves, Philadelphia, TO
Mss.rs. Bryan Maitland, IT'S Front steet, New York.
Philadelphia, 27th May lsd3
n30 lmsr (Sig1ed) r. L. MYERS.
MI ADA NE ANNE begs respectfully inform ladies'
" that she has removed her establishment cm No 90 Muir
ray ttreet to No 48 Vesey street, up stairs where she
nues TO clean ces wells embroderes. and pct collars
m3O STR
SAMUEL BROUWkR respectfully informs his temper!
~ auce friends and the public that repetition Concert will
come off Thu sday evening June 8is This last appeal
to his &C Concert Hail. iO6 Boadwy, which
sion tbs following talent will and
Ms; Barton II sherman from the nercan Museum H. II
Iedd celebrated Irish vocalist Geo Jackson,
these ,cn professor Mssss Bailey Poole, White CO.
hen. kidder, Trompore. Hastley. aud Collins.
Tickets shilling be had the door the ght of the
concert Mr. b. Doos open at past "a pl't
o'cl pct rn202t o.
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MADAM SUTTON, having arranged to e,urn Italy tho
" beginning OF August, pupils until that
time give finishing lessons in the Italian French and English
style OF Sngng Her method that pursued 10y Bordogn and
Fatca the first maste IN Europe strength and
compass with astonishing apidity Her uI is Will have the
advantage OF her singing with them which be pursued
by masters alone who ihave been Ladies de-
sous Of avang themselves of Madam SutioD limited stay
may ascertain terms &C., BY application Chambers
from . o'clock till Q m2O I'm
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COLMAN's LONDON MUSTARD per ship Philadel-
~ phs -
200 18lb kegs of fine and second
Lead-20o pigs
Prntins FsI ers-2sxts sGXs7 aiX35
22xX32 2iX3 l9X24 together.
With general Of writing envelopes wrapping
papers. for sale by s. KINGSLEY,
m23 lmsr VI Maiden Lane
NAPOLEON COURTlN, No. I68x Futon street, oppo
~ site ST. PsuPs Church Yard ava himself of the columns
of the Morning Herald, to inform his friends and
who connns honor him with their patronage that he
the Win. and Liquor trade his old
and that has hand excellent and full
Of French Brandy aud Liquors. Of French and Foreign Wines
Of the be, quay yntases and brands which he will sell by
the brel gallon bv the dozsn He has
fine Fench Vinegar Olives, CapeIs &c
He begs also recommend the favor of the public his
commodous saloon where he keeps h,nd the
finest Massaehu.es Bay Ovsns fresh pckled His bar
il fur ished with csua Chabls Sumur nauene, Basac
Cbambern, and Champagne wines Geld collation. a la
Franchise, eve'y evening"
Families supplied 10 order with wnc &c 3O lm.r
FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &c.
FOURTH JULY. l843.
COUNTRY aud city dealers fireworks, will find it
their advantage examine an ex ensve asso
Of the best quality at r. AYLIFFE'S old
nathan street large quantity of fire crackers
ceved Remember the of the mammoth sky rocket
and gold kew n30to4ysr
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MIR. DEMPSTER,

MISSES CUMMING,
HAVE the honor to that they will unite giving
IL W. cal Entertainment the Society Library OF
Leonard and Broadway Tuesday 3Oth Of May
of choice selection Of the most popular
SONGS, BALLADS DUETS,
su1e @"Th A@.esn nnns Apso
ain Fe.ide" "BiIks of AbeeIdy" Whats a the s,eer
Kmmer" SC. &c Lament of the Irish Emigrant )" 1.-THE
Louey Aud Wife Pm with you agan""B Boy"
John Anderson Jo and other melodies hitherto
troduccd.
Tickets Fifty Gents with Programmes containing the words
o. the new and less iemr be had at the Music
stores and at the door on The evening of the enter anment
Doors open AZ T. entertair ment commence
This entertainment will be repeated Brooklyn Thurs
day evening, June LIST.
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FIRE WORKS.

ISAAC EDGE, JR PYRoTECHNIsT.
THH most extensive varied and brilliant conditional Fire
ms, ay Tor m Gs the o , suit
via. i1'P l ae5yray =, MAIDEN Lane. a,
NIblo's Garden. will receive imme dste attention.
Goods deyeed to any part OF the city free oferpepss
M ECHANICS BANNING AssOClATION-Nsw York.
I May g. 1913 D,vidend-The President and Directors
have hi, day %essIsd dvdsn Of three and half
Ss T,%er Books vii b closed S% G t 't g The 9TH
m2s 5,issm o''"''''
DR.. JAMES W. ATTRIpGE's TINCTURE FOR IN
dg1 snpn e, Invaluable remedy which
death both in EaIors and Am. cs . now introduced public
understood 'ihoush takes tbs method making
diseases incident to- the Spman frame bu, merely those M
Indigestion or Dpnss The a Of .ngie bottle viii
to the most ,cepcil that by following the directions
dicated Munyon's testimonials be by applying
Msss Cat NsPhe Of Water street aud Maiden
and at l8 Bowery. m3O.lmsr
WRECK OF THE STEAMBOAT ,LExINGTON-A
hns t Gen ef o Ons o 0S s ssn op ee' I Marx
Davis, cf Newark " descended IL diving b,li, the
fso @ Mef May @ "a P;
Lexington the Of Which caused such
loss Of life The part recovered = great curiosity being
%s s Ss
lie Garden to exhibit il on Monaay and Tuesday ki. weeko
those VINO feel uesire to witness had better embrace this
Tichts l2IS cent? m2s 2ec
OKMs-MW ORMs,-To destroy those
and bowels, which Oen mP' The health and destroy the
NG , children use Or J,nyGe Topic
and Of e. CT and an,
P,oO.sd osy d Js,Ps No 20 South Third Phad
70 Elton :,, 27a Broadway, and IT East broadway.
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THURSDAY. LIST JUNE. ISa3
APOLLO SALOON
LAST AND ONLY CONCERT ~ AMERICA BY
SINOR PAGGI,
PROFESSOR OF THE OBOE and English HON. arNa
l. Member OF the Philharmonic Academies Of Rome Bergam,
Veron &c &c previous TO his departure for Europe, kindly
assisted by
MADAME SUTTON
MONS. NOUKRlT
SIGNOR RAPETTI,
- MONS. f. BRAKEMAN
MONS. ETIENNE, who will preside at the Panoforte
For Programme small bills
Tickets 50 sach be had
Stores and Hotels and AZ the door
Concert TO commence at 8 O'Clock mas eodltisv
PARK THEATRE.
w. II WILLIAMS BENEFIT.
w H. WILLIAMS very respectfully begs o announce
w his fIepd and the public that his Benefit will
take place Friday Evening June which occa-
he will best Efforts provide
worthy Of continuance Of those fayor with which he has
been heretofore honored and is proud to acknowl
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q >.
The present duty on cotton is per cent, which will
yield double the revenue this year that did several
since
In the next paragraph the rice interest cooy thrown
to the Winds and yet rice stands to -four as article
of export Over $2OoOooe worth were exported in 1884,
and but of the gross products Of the shercs
The tobacco duty appears is object because if the
price was abroad it assumed that the Planters
here would derive benefit Now, appears to u.s. that
all these arguments of the Courier" only 60 TO
show that import duty is exclusively tax upon
consumers and consequently that the proposition
Of Mr.. Webster TO reduce the duties on English
goods, is in fact not boon to the British msnufac
turers, but a real relief to the American consumers
Mr.. Webster however, wisely advances thewsdom of OBJ
tanning such concession from England in return as hena
ture of her institutions will at the present moment admit
lie does not s,artlethem by striking the root OF the land
cd interests, and demand reduction Of duty wheat
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RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND.

Racing Match for $50, TO come off this day at o'clock
Between Mr. Shears grey horse Kinderhook Pony and Mr.
Squire, brown horse lndian Ned m3O Ter
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BeFFALo, May 26-An Express, Eikey, sandusky Marcy
BiYley, Huron. CID Boston, Eno. Monroe; ndao.. Kline
and Lexington Anderson Detroit; Expre.s, EkIey Wabash
Cole Leender Weeden; South America Bradley; Trader
oCognsr sat Pacific F9d Sandu,ky; Platina Allen Dun.
In Cadwel Huron Conoly ST Lawrence Cary fetch
eT Bar holomew Cleveland; Cambria Moore Detro North
Amer Calad. Milan Birmingham, Parsons Toledo; Wv
andot, MKav Huron.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 24-An Friendship, Barrow Port
Bowen. Cid Hoosier Cary; Jesse Smith, Hardess and o
Richmond, Do chester, Bufa; Richmond, r ed, Toledo;
Roanoke Seymour, Chicago; Vermont, Rust Detroit.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

MmLERIsM.-Rev A. c. Thomas recently dev-
cred a Lecture in Brooklyn, N. Y, refnling the
doctrine Of Miller, that the end the world is to be
in lS43. lie commenced by abiding TO the passage
in the New Testament in which our Savior had said
that he "himself knew not the time, neither the
gels in heaven, but the Father" He commended that
this was sufficient of itself to prove that Miller was
wrong lie quoted many passages from the Old
Testament to shew that Millers calculation about
days and years erroneous For instance, Neb-
uchadnezzar was to pass seven times seven years
among the beasts of the field. Miller's rule of
year for day, would make Nebnchadnezzar sull
eating grass, and have 1870 years still TO remain
Apply it also to the 20 years captivity of the Jews
at Babylon and they have yet more time to fulfil
than has yet elapsed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

We have seen private letters from the fleet,
in which the cause of the sudden change in
Chinese policy, so evident from the pub
llshed accounts, is asserted to be, that the
Governors of various towns in the great PROV
inces of Kiang, Tche-Kiang, and NeanIIoei
on being applied to send troops for the de-
fence Of Nankn and the river approaching
it, replied that it was utterly impossible they
could do so, as the troops they had at their
command were insufficient to keep down
the Turbulence of the population, who, from
distress or some other cause, were assemb-
ling in vast bodies, and had set the authori-
ties at Defiance Coriers had been inter-
cepted by our troops, bearing dispatches of
the nature, and it was doubtful whether the
peace made with this country would restore
inward tranquility. Some of our officers,
with the Admiral aud General, has visited
the celebrated Porcelain Tower, and had
made an excursion for twenty-five miles
round the city wall, which, it was understood
was thirty-fiye miles in extent. Almost one
of the first applications made TO Admiral
Parker was, that he would desst from send
ing his steamers up the Great River, three
of them having reached six miles above the
city The pride of the Chinese Commits
sioners was greatly lowered, and they APP
peared very much mortified on being obliged
to sue for a cessation of hostilites. During
the negotiations they frequently expressed
their regret, and the humiliation they felt,
in having to treat with the English for peace.
How could the nation ever look up again,
after being so defeated and compelled to
submit to foreigners Their national pride
was wounded extremely it also appeared
most calling that they, as Commissioners,
should not be considered of sufficient i'm
portance to have full powers, but that the
Emperor himself must be obliged to raily
the treaty, and that possession should be re-
tanned of two great ports until the twenty-one
millions of dollars shall be paid
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06
MARRIED..

In this village, on Wednesday morning last, by
hev Mr. Brown, Samuel II. Price, Esq, Of Windsor.
70 Miss Cathariue Root, daughter OF Samuel loot,
Esq, Of this place
In this town, Dec. lS, by Rev Mr. Kdder, Mr..
Charles IL Coughlan of wilma, N. Y, to Miss Me
linda Z. Herrick, daughter of Mr. Seth Herrck,
fthis place.
Also, atthe Vermont House, Jan. Ist, by the same
M Nelson w. Willard of Duumerston, to Miss
Elizabeth Miller, daughter of Mr. Eli Miller of this
town.
In. Halifax, Dec 90, Mr. Arvin Crucndcn Of
Shclburhe Falls, Mass TO Miss Caroline Bowkir Of
Wilmington.
Az Alsiead N. n Mr. Moses Fisher, Jr and Miss
Adeline Sinrkweather, both of Walpole
AT Bellows Falls on the 22d nlt. by ~ r. Shenft
Esq. MIR David Steprns of Grafton 10 Miss Abby
g. Irving Of Boston
In Grafton Dec. 9Th, by Rev ID. NJ. Craue, Nh
Francis H. Edison TO Miss Merry NJ Walker, all Of
Grafton.
In Vernon, on the 18th Deer, by CYRUS Wash.
burn, Esq, Mr. Peter Severance to Miss Betsy
Weaver, both of Orange, Mass.
Aud ON the 18th Of the same month. at the same
place, by the same, Mr. Augustus Morse to Miss
Julia A. Brge, both oi northampton Mass
And on the 9th of the same month at the same
place, by the same, Mr. Lucian + Newcomb to Mis-.
Martha A. llarwood both of Ware, Mass.
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DIED.

In Guilford Dec. 20, Mr. Stephen Goss, aged
IS, n revolutionary soldier
In Cambridge Port, Dec %, of scarlet fever,
Jesse Howard, Esq. aged r.
In Rockingham, Peter Willard, Esq. aged 80.
In Chicopce Falls, Jan. |, William Skies, son Of
Mr. ReubenA. Skies, aged q.
In Adams, Jefferson county, N. Y LIST inst, Pc
ter Doxtaier, Sen, % The early part of the liz.
Mr.. Doxtater was filed with thrilling incidents =
His parents resided the German Flats in the val.
ley of the Mohawk During the French and In.
dan War he was taken from his parents at the age
ofsix years. In the progress of this war he dstin-
guished himself by many eats OF daring and endu-
rance. lie became noted in his single handed
system Of warfare, that reward of two hundred
dollars was offered by the enemy for hm--and nu-
merous were his hair breadth escapes from them
lie at the battle Of Orskany, and several other
closely contested engagements He removed to the
town of Adams more than forty years ago-tlrre
being at the time but two other families in the town
lie died upon the very farm lac first selected In
ls;A Congress passed special act granting him
peusion-he not being entitled to one BY the pro-
visions of the existing act
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* First and Last Call
save one.

A LII those indebted TO T. s. J. SCOTT by
IN Note or Book Account, are requested to
call and settle with the subscriber before the
first OF February next, or they will surely find
the demands put from my hands into those of
another who will not be so favorable TO YOU as
have been. The Company atiaiis must be
closed up-gentle duns and fair promises will
MT pay debts
Likewise | would remind those who are in
debted to me that short credits and prompt set
Elements, make long friends. ! wish to give
you all the chance TO live (as far as | am con-
cemed) that you can reasonably ask. lfyou
cannot pay your leather bill in one year, have
no reason TO believe you ever can. Those who
have Accounts of years standing, will do me
favor TO call and settle.
JONAS SCOTT.
Halifax, Jan. Cd, lS4S. 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

SrABBISG CAsE.-In the case alluded 10 in anoth-
er column of young lady being stabbed at Cam.
bridgeport, young man by the name Of George
Fellows, was arrested suspicion, arising from
his singular conduct in connection with the affair,
and examined before Judge Livcrmore
The evidence went strongly TO show that he was
the person who committed the outrage, and after u
protracted examination. Justice Lyermorc held him
10 bail in the of $4,000 for his appearance at the
next criminal term Of the Common Pleas Court,
commencing in East Cambridge on the first Mon
day in February.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-06

Melancholy Occurence.-Aceidentally killed by
a tree he was falling the 9th ut. Mr. Hiram
ketchum, aged q, of John Ketchum, ESQ OF
Elizahethtown. BY this melancholy accident, a
father and mother have 10 the loss of an at.
ectionae son, and brothers and sisters kind broth
er, and numerous circle of acquointances will feel
the loss Of one from among them whose standing in
society and exemplary conduct gained him the es.
teen of all
Wake not for me, the thrilling peal
or funeral anthems loud and deep;
No tones of earth the dead can feel,
Not cen the sobs of those that weep.
Br0ckriNe, (Canadal Recorder, Dec. 10
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate Disfrici Of Marlboro

Probate District of Marlboro, SIS.
In PRoBArE CoURT, Dee. Goth, 1912.
A n Instrument purporling 10 bo the last
IN VIII and Testament Of ASA GODFREY,
late of Nottingham, in said District, deceased,
was presented for Probate by Belsey Godfrey,
ordered that hearing be had in the premises
before said Court, al session thereof to be
holden at the Inn Of Henry Smith, in Brattle-
boro, in said District, on the last Thursday Of
January next; and for the purpose OF notifying
all persons interested therein of the Time and
place Of hearing, that they may appear and
contest the Probate thereof, (il they see cause)
the said named Executrix is directed to publish
a Copy OF the Record of this Order three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed
at Brattleboro, in said District, previous to
said time Of hearing.
true Copy from the Record
10 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r
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SECOND CALL.

HALL g. TOWNSLEY, dissolved their
II H. cnparinership nearly year ago-in Oc-
tuber last they called upon all indebted TO them
10 make payment. Very little notice was taken
Of that call, and they are now under the neces-
sity oi saying that all demands now due them
that are not paid previous to the 18th Of Jam
nary next, will be found in other hands after
that date.
HALL. & TOWNSLEY.
Braltleblro, Dec. %, 1912. IS