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COURT MARTIAL.

The court met o. !'hur.iay morning
AMI consisted of The following officers, who
we're all present:
"cnnmodorc Downes, PRECEDENT; Gem
aodorc Read, Captains Bolton. Turner N
heever, Gw,n Page, Sioat, Smith, Wy.
u2~ md Storcr; Commanders Ogden Ir-
n. and Shutr.ck.
JUICE Advocate-Wm. II. Norris, o.
Bai,Imorc.
.lhe 5Gdge a.dvocate read The order from
int Secretary of The Navy ordering the
cogsen;ion CT ;Ac court martial for the fri
!1f Capt. MackenZie and such others as
thy may deem necessary.
!IGge Advocate: Have yru any objcc-
tea, Capt. Back nae, 10 make 10 the
members Of the court?
Capt. Mackenzie: have not.
he members Of the court were then
sworn in.
Ihejudge Advocate then proceeded 10
READ he charges and specifications.
The First charge is that Of murder on
board = U. S. ship Oh the high seas.
Second charge-Oppresslon.
Third charge-Iilegal punishment.
Fourth charge-Conduct unbecoming
an officer.
Fifth charge cruelty and oppression.
After the Judge Advocate had concluded
capt. Mackenzie arose and said Spencer,
'romwell and Small were put 10 death by
my ORDER but TO the charges and specifca-
hons plead not guilty. Capt. Macken-
&c then requested that he might be allow
cd counsel. which was granted George
Oniiln and John Ducr, Esqrs. were nomin-
ated as his counsel.
ne Judge Advocate then stated that he
would not offer any evidence as TO the
81" charge, Tor reasons which he would
shortly make known, and until he had re.
ctlyed tic opinion Of the Attorney Gener.
al.
The Judge Advocate then commenced
'rad'ng paper, in which he states that he
nd not consider himself in the LIGHT of
Prosecutor. when Com. Downes Interrunted
I'm, and said TIA: ais duties were very we'll
e"fned bv law.
Judge Advocate. | should like TO read
' naper.
'm. Downes. Proceed, sir.
re Judge Advocate then proceeded TO
H. me paper IN which he stated that he
.'"u'1 IKE to be informed whether the de.
infants Counsel would consent 10 his
wing ont questions as to the innocence
u guilt of The defendant, and that he
.'''a not proceed until that fact was made
'Hown TO him.
ne Counsel of Mackenzie assented to
Course, after which the Court was clear
and continued in close elaboration for
'S noun, on the subject of the course that
&c Judge Advocate intended to pursue.
~ The opening of the Court the Judge Ad.
'Oosfe, reau ms ict!er Of appointment, from
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In this village, on Saturday morning last,
of Canker rash, Jonathan Hagar, son of OH
as and Mary Louisa Seymour, aged 2 years.
GAS the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withers in The rising day;
Thus lovely was this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed it. life away.
II died TO sin. it died TO Cares,
But for a moment felt the rod
mourners' such the Lord declares.
Such are the children Of our God 20
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF YERMONT1

District of Newhaven IS. (
RE il remembered that at a Probate Court
- held al Bristol in and for the district
Of Newhaven on the Sth day OF JlnuaIy,A.
D.1s43.
David G. Perry administrator of the es-
tete OF
MABEL REYNOLDS. lac of
N, Haven in said District deceased. presents
his administration account for allowance: Il
is therefore ordered that said account he
examined for, allowance by said court at a
session thereof TO he held a, he Office Of the
Judge Of said court in said Br siol on tn 81
Monday Of March nextat ten O'clock in the
forenoon, and that said administrator cause
notice thereof tn be given 10 all persons inter
estcd that lf.ey may appear and make theif
objections il any they have 10 the allowance
of said account, bypublishing a,cer,fed copy
Of this order in the Middlebury People' 5 Press
"a newspaper printed at said MIddleburv.
three weeks successfully previous 10 The time
OF said court.
II. MrHsILL, Judge.
true copy of REGARD.
Attest, II. MUNslLL Judge. Al
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M arried.

In Salisbury, on the 9TH inst. by the Rev.
T. A. Merrill, Mr. Harry F. Daniels, to
Miss. Eliza Johnson.
In Castleton, Mr.. Oliver c. johnson, to
Miss. Mary A. Wheeler.
On the 9th inst in New-Haven, by Rev
]. Meacham, Sanford Halbert, CT Essex, to
Miss. Eliza A. Jewett, daughter Of o. Jew
EFT. ESQ. of New-Haven.
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N O t ice.

THE Subscriber contemplates different
L arrangement iu business, and requests
all persons indebted to him to call and settle
the same by Cash or note, before the first day
of March next. And those who intend pny-
ing him by bankrupt notices are requested to
sem them in Immediately.
All those who do not attend to this notice
previous to that time will be furnished with
one that they will understand.
GEORGE III. BRowN.
Niddlebury, Jan. Q, Is4S. 86;Sw
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INTERESTING OCCURRENCE.-The Nat.
Inteligencer Of Monday says, 1--WE under
stand that the sword actually used by Gen.
Washington during the revolutionary war,
will be presented to Congress tomorrow at
l2 o'clock, in the House ofRepresentatives,
by member of Virginia delegation. 1t is
presented at the request of the representa-
tives of General Washington, in whose pos
session it has Been
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A BELIEVER AT HAvERHILL.-The Ga
zette states, that man in Haverhill be-
lieves that the End of the World will take
place on the middle Of february, and he has
accordingly disposed of all his property to
his heiri He has had bond executed in
which, a minor son is to come into posses
sion of property in four years This appa-
rent Inconsistency occurs by the desire of
his friends, who do not believe as he does.
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DAR IRON, Nails. Shovels. Axes,a
I'D general assortment OF HARDWARE,
by CHAPMAN &SON.
House, Lot, and Store for Sale.

House, Lot, and Store for Sale.
AA. THE undersigned is wishing
;;;A to sell the property in Bris-
S1$1G8 tol Village, lately owned by
II. Foster, consisting of half an acre of
land, with good DWELLING HOUSE.
"a by "a feet, two stories high, well finish
ed and painted, with a good cellar under
the whole house. Also, good STORE.
well finished, with good cellar under the
whole, and good horse BARN, well tin-
ished, thereon. There is also good gar.
den. The property is located in a pleasant
part of the village, and food place for a
otore.
The above property will be sold low. and
a credit given Tor part Of the purchase
money, with security on The same. For
further particulars enquire of Messrs.
KNOX & WnITLucK. Troy, ". 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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,sh ins..n. for the City of Mexico, their TO
.m.;, their destiny from The hands of Santa
Ana Co,cnels Fisher and Green. and the
n,;eoners generally, acknowledge the treat
1'cu, ,tev received from General Ampudia,
.;oce the capiiulation. 10 have been humane
sn,I rentlemanly N. o. Bee, 26lb.
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Take Notice.

HAGAR is appointed Ger'l Agent by
Cd Incorporation society for the Coun.
ty Of Addison, 10 colcc, all the Rents. due
the Society to lease &c. as their lawful
Attorney. Finding several of the Lessees
in orrears these must pay Immediately if
they Intend to save Costs. And as the
Rents for the presen, year became due The
frs; of February he shall insis, upon prompt
payment.
Feb. 9th lS43.
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NEAR EIGHT YEaIS
Before tie American Public. sr5 aew seld vi
$500


25 GO
AGENTS in the New England States s!cH>
BENJAMIN BRaNDRGTH'S HI! ,.
TltlilS vegetable and Iru,y i':n.';;-:.'
D. medicine PuRiFIEs'Ibe blood anil
meda;ely stays the further progress Of Die s.+
In ihc bodies OF these whose Powers 81 I,ir $50
not already exhausted. Where hauran IN.
can avail, there scarcely is any .cumiH1sti
form of sickness tint she Br1hcreih f:!!s do ,. g
relieve and generally cure. AZ housn 1! ese !i';Fs
produce Il known effect, that infect Is hot -.
PROSTATE the body with other medic me-. tuc
HE frame IS inyignrated by the renewal o. The
causcot weakness, the morbid, the ciiis,ed hit
mos from the blosd
Harmless in themselves, they marty
ASSIST NATURE.
To throw rut TIE occasion cf sickness fst.in III.
body, snd they require no alteration III the 6ief
or clothing. IN fact the humaH kiiy IS as,;rr
abe 10 sustain without injury, he iScfe rer1s ~
she weather, while under the influence o. W. Is-
f,ciion destroying disease erailcat,ng 5!ea;eir1
than any other time.
The importance Of Prandreth's PlS fOr sea
men ala trave,cis is, H. eFcf re, self evident
BY the tirnSy use of This medicine how much.
,nxis:y aud s:cxrsss might We rot pi-ten:i--
Cold, biliou, aErctGns. Typhus, Scarlet and ia
Scr, Of ali kinds, would re unknown Bnt whorss
tickue,, dee, exist. let the BrandT,th's Pills be
at once sent ioF. taat the remedy may be applied
without fdFthcri0ss Of tins.
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Il O ii &c

Ohm WOOD gives notice 10 all who
- have unsettled accounts Lhat II >ri,.--
ment MUST BE MADE without delay 81 al e.
counts that have been months standing.
On hanu and for sale General Assert
ment of ". | Goods, Flour. Boois arI
Shoes Window Glass Cut and " rot Nniis.
&c, low for CASH, or RLADr PAY IN mos
inds Of Produce.
JAN l6, ISfS,
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i hereby give roiice 10 the public from
the date of this publication have given my
son Williom Arnold Jun. his time and an
TO work AMI maintain himself
demanding none of his wages and paying
no debts of his contracting hereafter.
WM. ARNOLD.
Salisbury Feb. 7Ih 1913.
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Gristnnill.

TIME subscribers would inform the publ c.
l. that the Gristmil! Of the MIddlrbury Man
ufaciuring Company, below their Toolien
Factory, now occupied by the subscriber, has
undergone thorough repair, and put urdrr
the supecintendance Of MIR. Heath VIII" 81
is believed viii give General satisfaction.
DAVENPORT & TURNER.
Middlebury, Jan. 9. ls4S. S6;t
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THE PLUMBER OF THE PEOPLE.

pies money are lavshcd year after year,
but especially during the last year, in pay
| ing ;extravagan:ly for Government adver-
tisem en:s inserted in pct papers of little cir
culation. merely that they might be paid
for. So in every department. Of patronage.
Is :here no help for this ?"
Buffalo, Jan. %, 1913.
Friend Tribune send you copy of a
paper entitled the Morning Gazette, printed
in this city, in which is published monthly
the list Of letters remaining in the Post Of
flee, and in which you vii. find ADVERTISE
ments OF Land Sales Proposals for con-
s!rucling Depot for Charts, DC. in the
city of Washington, Proposals for furniSh>
ing clothing, etc. for the Navy, TO be de-
Iivered at Gosport, Va. the pay for which
advertisements is drawn from the Public
Treasury, while, l venture to say. that the
daily circulation Of the said paper is not so,
and the weekly thereof lin which you see
the advertisements do not go) not three
hundred The Wayne Standard, printed
at Newark. on the Erie Canal, is another
recipient of The Government pap; lis cir
cuIation understand is about the same as
the official organ published at this place.
The amount drawn from the pockets of the
people in this way TO support these two
sheets you can judge better than but if
it is anything but robbery, leave you to
find the milder term for it. Men of both
The great political parties here speak of such
conduct on the part of the Executive with
disgust.
While on this subject. let me call your
attention to a similar abuse in your city.
While men of all parties are asking re-
duction of the rates of postage- and, from
present Indications. are doomed tc be dis
appointed. because the Post Office revenue
does not defray the expenses OF the De-
paTtment-your Postmaster is assisting to
support four or five Tyler organs by adver-
Using his list of letters therein or at any
rate, is paying two cents on each letter adj
vcrtised, in fOe different papers. making
ten cents on each letter, while On MANY of
them the postage is but sir cents. Is this
rightl
But it is useless TO enumerate or show up
the abuses practiced by this venal Admin
istration, unless Congress can thereby be
induced to make an investigation, and ap-
ply The proper corrective.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

y n L OE WIN
District Of Ne,c Haven, SIS.
BE il remembered that al Probate Cour, holden
at Bristol in and fer said District, the 9th day
of February, A. D. 1919. tho admia istrators on
tho tate of
JESSE FORMAN,
lato of Bristol, in said District deceased. pro-
nted his petition in writing to said rourt
praying for licence 10 sell much of the real
estate Of thu said deceased will raise the sum
of 81 ,427 Oh and tho expenses Of ad minis,raion,
for rhc reason that the personal estate is insult,
ficicnt 10 pay the debts and expenses aforesaid /;
and the admtnstra tors repie sent 10 said Court
that il would he PREF Idical 10 The Interest OF the
heirs to sell alb the personal estate, they there
fore pray for cence TO sell real estate in lieu OF
personal estate sufficient 10 raise The Aforesaid
sum Of 81 427 OF and the cxpe nses of admins
traiion, and having produced 10 slih court the
assent OF all the heirs in writing, the said court
appointed the second MONDAY in March next at
10 o'clock A. NJ. as a time for 4 hearing upon
said application, and ordered the said admins
traitors notify all persons conce rnGd 10 appear
at a Probate Court 10 lie holden at The office OF
the Judge Of said Court, in Bristol in said district,
on the second Monday of March next. at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon, then and there TO axe
objection 10 the granting of such licence if they
see cause, by publishing certified copy OF this
order in the Afddltbury Peoples Press, a news
paper printed at Midd!ebury, in tho county OF
Addison, three weeks successfully prior to the
zine Of said Court.
HARVEY MUNSILL. Judge.
A true copy of record.
II Attest; II. MUNSILL, Judge.
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United StatesDistrict Court
Vrrrncut District

In Bankruptcy, Notice to show cause against
petition OF A.vcnus Ki''.urn, Whiting in said Dis
10 be declared Ba' krupt at Office Of Samuel
Preni;ss District Judge in Monipeler in said Dis
ret on Tues ythe 2ls, day OF March 1913 ten
O'Clock forenoon.
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tho Secretary Of tn Navy. which reques
him. if he accepts the same, to make it
known to tho Navy Department.
Nothing further was then made known.
The court then adjourned.
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RHODE IsLAND.-Governor King issued
his proclamation on Monday. declaring
that The Constitution framed By the Con.
ven.ion assembled at Newport on the sec
ond Monday IN September, has been adopt
cd by majority OF the qualified electors in
the State; and that on the first Tuesday In
May next it will become the supreme law
of The land.
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TO BE LET.

%A THE eligible AID well known
Hill Tavern Stand belonging 10 Mrs
,AAAk& Mercy Reed now occupied as
IA Temperance house by Mr. Benjamin B.
Brown.
MERCY REED.
MiddIcbury Feb. 9Th ls43.
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Newton Academy.
Shoreham, VT.
Feb. OH lS43.

TIME spring term at this Institution will
e. commence on Monday the 9th day
February. Instruction will be given as
heretofore by Mir. MUNGER. 1t is very de-
sirable tina; those who are expecting to at
tend should be present at the beginning Of
the term.
EREN IRISH. Sec.
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Governor ki7g has ;ss,.cd mis- iroclama-
I'll announcing hat tn ne~ Constitution
- bean a.'op:ea i, .'.c state c. Rhode Is
} -. ana iHa; ia tue frst luseday in Nay
~ !. val b. The supreme law of tae land
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, Eastern States, worth something more than
fifteen thousand dollars. IF he could now
get the assistant editorship of the Madiso-
| MAN he would certainly be "made man."
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On hand

And for sale low gene ral asseIiE cni Of
Groceries, Flour, Salt, Fish, Nails,
Glass, Boots, Shoes, &c.&c,
which will be sold low for cash, CT most KINGS OF
n,oIuce. If delivered when The goods re taken.
T.. Ok IsIa W. s. JOHNSON.
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DEkITlxT0
ELIT 4 3lI < Is =
N. HARRIS. SURGEON DENTIST.

~ OULD express hi. crsiiisi~ 10 tie
w pabl c for The patronage w,ich has
been so literally tesiOw. up h m. ard
trusts that lis xiii and enlarged exr=rience
will secure continuance al ii. lie wpt.;J
sure ;ae public that ne has ev,r -=de vvs".l
10 keep up wit ali the imrrov' reuis in he
science Of Den'istry, by acquaIn Ing h.r.r.'
witt tht most recent Puhl;cItlnh-. and y c"r
respond, nee with di>rineuis : prariit.cnes.
ia the ri.cs. lie last sprinr U:chJsed Of
that ski FL dentist DR. Walton. re Of Boston.
The art Of making the Con- AnAL6UM wnirir
has recently been so happily op'ed inio 'i,s
praciIce of the profession III Boston, New
YorS and Other llaee>, and ha. been the fr.s
to introduce 1t into iris region. So con,yFe,e-
ly does 'i.is composition shi' ID lie ,ooiS, thar
those b t;eri0 become tender and useless, Nv
being properly cleansed ard filed may be
preserved. and SO restored, that be poese>sor-
can mas;icaIe his io0d with az much facility
as though no defect exisfef.
Middlebury, Dec. 7, 1912.
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Isaac Hill, formerly Governor of New
Hampshire, and now editor of the Patriot
thereof, has obtained the Post Office con.
tract for furnishing blanks for New York,
Michigan, Wisconsin, and the North and
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Saw-mill, Grist-miil and Factory
Wheels

TO drive all kinds Of machinery, on Ire most res
sona5le terms, an! on the shorI. ST IoI9cr fhe
above wheel is oas; i;on, and for speed dirs5fhy
and power IS not eiualied by any. The under =
signed is aware Of the prejudice that exists in TIE
MINIS OF The public against any patent right i'm
Provements, but he takes Ills occasion 10 rcom-
mend 1t 10 mill owners no 'patent humbug,'
and to e convince men Of the fact, the undersign-
ed alw avs wishes them 10 sre the oper atIon fer
their OWL satisfaction. Numerous certificates
can be obtained of the utility Of the invention,
but as men can tesl satisfy Themselves by scrirs
they are request Ell 10 call at Beeman's Hollow,
or in Salisbury, near the Glass Factory, or at
East M'dJlebury, where they the opera
ton III saw mills Also at New Haven Est
Mills, where one can be sren on an upright
SHIFT; also in North Ferrisbursh. ia F. Douglas
cabinet SHOP. STILLMAN HENDRICK.
East Middlebury, Feb. Z. lS!3. 40;cm
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Groceries,.

TTInE subscriber las just rer.iv~d from New
1 York fresh supply If G,rec,tcs, Ne J.
cues Dye Stufs, Points, &C., wh:c.i = i:-r@
Tor sale as lew as can lie purchased IN I:H
vicinity, for Cash ur produce.
w. /. hUSSfLL.
Dee. S, 1912.
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NOTICE.

Iag S. JOHNSON. would inform all those
W WIN have unsettled accounts or noirs
due him that immediate payment must be made
if they wish To save cost.
Ian 25 1913.
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NOTICE.
BLANKSI BLANKSI,

The efiiee Of the Peoples P,tss il Etw vii fur
shcd with var ely efBlank.L ade as e"nyen lent
s possible, and composed " III great regard lrsA'
ccuracy. to be sold the most reasonable pries,.
Middlebury Dec Is 1912,
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United States District Court,
Vermont District.

In Bankruptcy. Notice 10 show cause against
petition of IJohn d Angler Of Granville. in said
district TO DC declared Blnkrupt, at the Office
of SamuelPren,iss. district judge, in Montpel-
Ter. in said district, on Tuesday the 2lst.day
Of nfAIcI, 1919 10 "A NJ
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Where Physicians have
given the
ETH,2 PILLS

bteh.'E . Ills
fair trial, hey concrde the medicine the bear
evacuant Of Tho owcls hitherto disc evered. The
ingied ents are all prepared expressly for hr
manulactur' Of tie Brandrctl Pills. ard il is i'm
possible 10 obis IN rurgatye OF tie same prop
critics except Fl ON DR.. b. BrandTeih. Let ply
siciens and the world at large bear in mind that
the Brandre,h Pm, NAV be taken, # necessary.
fer any length Of time daily. not only wIth"nt
injury, hut with cert. my of ber+fc al results.
Remember mat they arc veg. Ia +. end iprc
cent medicine, Yet all powerful! foI the removal
OF d:s6a Whistler sh;cnic or recent, inkccliois
or otherwise.
That they purif, the Lload. AMI stay the fur
tier progress OF Iissasc in the sIinaa bOdy.
That, TO msny cases, vh,n the Grpa!iui rnv.-
gei Of ulcera,Ios had iail bare i,gaga-aI LUa,
a"@ where 10 a appearance. 10 human m-sus
could save life, have pslienis ny Abe u-r of tle-c
Pills been restored 10 good he4lib. n, j-Vour.
ing disease hivt been completely a'aGicated.
Genuine BranirctIi's Pills Of the
New Labels, that
:. DEATH BLOW TO COUhTlRFElTsf
Likewise tho
Brandreth External Remedy,
Are regularly furnished 10 the following
EDioON 10. itlF thGlf 9niS,
from my N. E. OFFICE,
10 Hanover Street, Boston. -
JONATHAN HAGAR, Middlebury,
Needham & Dennis, Fast Nddletury
Barnes & Fuller, Addison
Fletcher & Son. BrIdPo.t
Frost & Co.
Pbilander Jones, -
Moulton g. Potter {.
benjamin Allen. Bristol
Munson & Dean,
b Haskll, Cornwall
Samue! Errrts,
Sholes & Webb, Ferri.burzh
Roscoe & Nash, New fiaven
Huriiey Il Higgins, Salisbury
Kent " right, Sherrh1m
t Ii Kilder SIark,bory
VIM. z BiIhy, Verrena,s
j Il o s Simoad., Whiting
Sim0as & Bifchad Warrh Poia.
.. BRANDRETE., VI. y.
35;y1 2il Broadway r. y.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
United States District Court,
Vermont District.

Vermont District.
In Bankrupt. Notice TO show cause against
petition of Sampson stewart Of Mdilebnry in
said district, to be declared bankrupt, at :h Office
Of Samuel Preniiss, district JUDGE, in Mont
pecr in said district on Tuesday the twenty first
day OF March 1913, ten o'clock forenoon.
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United States Dlsiricl Court,
Tar,..o,,t District

z In Bankruptcy. Notice TO show cause against
petition OF Encs Champion OF Salisbury in SAID
district to 10 DECLARED a bankrupt, al the Office
of Samuel Prentiss, district judge in Montpel-
Ter, in said district on Tuesday The 2lst day Of
march ny ls43. 10A. ".
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