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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-23
POPULAR REMEDIES.

VWvHE most popular remedies OF the present day are
IL those which cleanse and purify the blood, and
which are known to be innocent in their qualities.
Such remedies as Anthony, Mercury, Zinc, and
the having recourse 10 Bleeding in Diseases now
il is hoped going outof fashion, and Vegetables Rem
edies will be soon the popular medicine. Then
Brandreihs Vegetable UaiuersaI Pills will be used
and appreciated. They are known to act benefit
cialy on every part Of the body being taken up by
the chyle they pass into the blood. which they purify
and it should be remembered that they only remove
inflammation Of disease Of any kiRds Nothing 10 equal
to riddngthe yitiated humors with avegeable med.
sicine of this kind. which eghty!our years have pro-
we'd never to do injury, but always good. lssza
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-23
RENIOV AL. n
!. B. STONE

TIAS removed to the room next east Of
IL IL Mr.Lyman J. Smiths Store, three rods
west of the Court House, and continues to
carry on business under the signof
Harness and Trunk Making,
and isready to furnish customers with
Harnesses, Saddles, Brides, Halters Trunks
i8ao N ValiCes &c. 4B
Those who wisht to purchase any thing in his
line will do we'll to call, as he is confident
they can be suited in price and quality.
Ri Cash and Produce taken in exchange for
Work, and alldarticles sold as cheap as can
be bought in town.
siaLitchfield, April, 1874. ,8 d 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-23

.ET1HE RAILROAD LINE OF STAGES
Il will leave George Bolles' Hotel, Itch
field, till further notice, every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at half past o.
clock in the morning, passing through South
Farms, Bethlem, Woodbury. and Southbury
to Newtown, where Passengers will take the
railroad for Bridgeport, and there the steam
boat for New. York.
Returning, leave New York every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at 6 o'clock
A. M, arriving at Litchfield at about P. M.
!, eS'7 ~ sssf,'..ia DANIEL BACON.
GEO. BoILEs, Agent, Lilchfield.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-23
STR .AXED.


WHEREAS my wife, DEpoRAH ANN, has
w left my bed and board without provo
cation. this Is 10 forbid all persons harboring
or trusting her on my account, as will pay
no debts Of her contracting after this date.
SHuBAEL l.. EIUREBURT.
CornseeN HQlEoad, AEay 6, 1874. $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-23

YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.
THE Summer term will commence on the
II LIST Wednesday of June 1874.
The terms are MS follows:
Board in private families $2.25 per week.
With the Principal including tuition $l75,0O
per year.
tI TERMS.
SENIOR Glass, $1,000 per term,
JUNIOR CLASS, $1,000 per term.
JULIA H. JONES, Principal.
Litchfield May Sd 1874. so
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-23

fNOT"rON SEfEETENC II Eight Or Ten differ.
81 VARIETY STORE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-23

FDAPER = N1Igcs, psg PsIls.g| .,I 80. -,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-23
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have made arrange.
Il ments to keep q constant supply Of q frat
rate article Of Geese EcatIheFs-seIeC-
ted and packed with great care BY ourselves
10 packages from 20 to SOlbs.; and viii far:
lbs, OF a quantity they will warrant to be ~
good as the best, at as low prices as can be
purchased of equal quality in the state, j7
-s.risa ~ -. S.-& L, HURLBUT.
Winchester, le44. a51r. a. lyS6
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-23

and constant attention to- this. important
branch Of business. hopes to give general sa-
tisfaction, and receive share of public pa
tronage. Also, on hand, as usual, Watches,
Jewelry. Silver Ware, Musical Instruments,
Violin Strings, Tuning Forks, Shell Combs,
Watch Oil, Be-, which will be sold low to
meet the times. r. MERRlMAN.
!. Litchfield, ..Lr ll -. .t..-..t IN, 4S
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Our Adopted Fellow Citizens.

What estimate can the intelligent people
Of MiddIebury make of the mOr*ls and prin-
ciples Of men who will endeavor to harrangue
our adopted fellow-citizens into the belief
that the Wing party are their enemies and
are aiming to Cypress them. Look through
this town and see who are the men who pro-
vide this portion of our population with en-
ployment which furnishes their bread. Sup
pose the Wings OF Middlebury should with
hold their supper, could they derive liveli-
hood from those honest lagos of the party
who are fattering them that they are their
friends only to obtain their votes. If this
class of our citizens could be made to under
stand their true interests they would flee from
Loco ocoism as from pestilence, and come
TO the aid of party who could afford to give
them full employment and full pay as long
as home industry can be protected from the
competition of the pauper labor of Europe.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-09-04

During the remarks of that embodiment OF
Sd partyism, A.St Clair, at the Liberty Mass
Meeting held at the Baptist Meeting House
in this town on Saturday last, he remarked
that at the nomination of George P. Marsh
fot member of Congress a little over year
ago at Burlington, that MIR. Marsh being ap-
prehensive that Mr.. Slade would run as a
fourth party candidate against him, declared
that he should 60 all constitutional lengths
for abolishing slavery, and if that did not sue
coed, he should go for the alteration of the
constitution, and if he could not get that, he
should 90 for the dissolution of the Union
On hearing the above remarks, and being
satisfied that they we've false, considered my
duty to expose the Rev. Slander Pedlar, in
his pursuits, not wishing, however, TO cast any
slur upon the gentlemans" Divinity" any fur
Their than the public good absolutely required.
The only remarks in Mr.. Marsh's speech
that has any resemblance to the above, is as
follows: L hold moreover that the free
states mot only may but ought to avail them
selves of the right of petition, legislation,
amendment, and in short, of all constitutional
means to free themselves and their common
country from an evil which threatens TO involve
us in common ruin, unless its further pro-
gress be arrested and measures Immediately
be taken for its final extirpation."
LEONARD DEFINING.
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CAMP.MEETINC.

A Camp-meeting for Poultney district will
be held by leave of Divine Providence, in
West Salisbury, about l-2 a mile south east
of the M. E. Church, on the land of Dr.Mil-
Ter. to commence on Wednesday, the 18th
September, to continue over the Sabbath fol-
lowing. A general attendance is expected of
all our friends in the ministry and member
ship particularly on the northern part of the
District. A special invitation is given TO
the brethren on Burlington District TO unite
with us on the occasion. Come prepared to
enjoy if at all practicable the entire services
of the meeting. JOHN CLARK, P. E.
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$25OO0,OOO!!!

s25,000,OOO of dolars-as stated in the
Senate BY Senator Benton-the Polkites are
urging upon the people of the Union to take
upon themselves to pay-for Texas. Annex
alton will compel US to pay this-and the
share TO Vermont will be-if the debt be no
more than 25 zoo, 0OO-nearly FOUR HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS or ONE
DOLLAR ANDA QUARTER for each
man, woman and child, in the State. The
man with family of ten members will have
to pay TWELVE DOLLARS & A HALF.
Arc people ready to do this ready to vote
with the Polk party and to vote upon them
selves this enormous burdenl No man can
sainsay this conclusion, even should no wal
With Mexico follow Annexation. Let the
people ponder these things before they vote
for the Polk caudidates.-Caledonidn
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-09-04

Wings TO one Loco in the United States Sen
ate expires on the 4th of March. Henry
Clay will be placed in the executive chair by
an Overwhelming majority. But still the
Wings may fail of majority in the Senate,
and the loss of Wing Senator from YER
mon, might produce that result? Under
such circumstances who will, who can for
moment indulge In personal piques, or the
promotion Of any object short of the triumph
of,he Wing cause. Middlebury has never
ye, been subjugated by the arts and
iu,rigues of INSCRIPTIONS demogosues. and
we trust she never will.
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HOW CONCLUSIVE.

MR. BELL:-After a delay Of some weeks
find that the Green Mountain Freeman
has complied with my request, and published
my card, together with an argumentative GER
tifcate from Mr.. E. Markham, to prore ulUt
he nerer heard, as the statement that this
req. A. ST. Clair made to me was in our
office before witness, as shall show, as
soon as | find time and room TO attend to it.
| will re-assert that he did make the stale
ment before alluded to, so put'that and thai
together"
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Letter from Gov. Letcher.
Loee-Foeo Changes Repudiated-Old
Kentuckey!


Kentuckey !!
FRANKFORT Ky. July 9th, 1874.
To he Editor ofthe Albany Argus:
SIR-My attention has this moment
been drawn to letter published in your
paper on the 18th inst purporting to have
been written by your Maysville correspon-
dent, in which, among other things, 1t Is
stated that "the detection ofGov. Letcher,
(present Goyernor,) and many other in
fiuential Wings, cannot fail greatly to
weaken Mr. Clay's strength, lift does not
wrest from him the States" of Kentuck-
cy.
Let me tell you, in The most emphat-
&c terms, your correspondent has grossly
deceived you in this statement, as far as
am concerned. The detection here i'm
puted to me is utterly false and unfounded,
having not the semblance of truth about
it. On the contrary, / have been the
warm and untlring friend of Mr.. Clay
for a quarter of century, and am so still.
There is no man living in whose integrity
and patriotism / have more unbounded
confidence. So far from being opposed to
him. | would rather see him President
than any other man in the Union 1t is
my mosl deliberate opinion that his cleo
ton at this time is called for by every
consideration dear to freemen : is highly
essential to the best interests of the people
of the United States and at the same
time, absolutely necessary to the safety Of
the Union ITSELF
/ repeat, that there may be no misap
prehension or Misrepresentation on thi:
subject, Henry Clay is the very man (and
no oher) who ought in my view, at this
time. to be called to the head of the ma
ton. He has the wisdom, the experience
the honesty, in short, has exactly thu
right head and the right heart, to place
his country in its true position, and topro
tect all its great interests. These are my
sentiments, never concealed or disguised
How your correspondent could have got
ten it into his miserable brain, that hat
any detection about me, is more than
can imagine Why sir, in the darkes
hour of Mr.. Clay's political fortunes,
had the honor, though quite humble, to bt
one OF his fast frlendS. saw anu
knew perfectly well, how cruelty, how
vilIainousy and unjustly he was calumni
ated by the whole combined pack of heart
less revilers, who were bent on his de
etruction ifpos sible. Ibid not then de
cert him or his cause: and now in thu
day of his prosperity, when the people art
waiting anxiously for the proper moment
1.-THE fall election, to award their distin
guished benefactor the most glorious tri
umph ever decreed to mortal man, and a
the same time to pronounce a Just judg
ment of condemnation upon his accusers
shall hardly, on the eve of such victory,
be found going over to the enemy. l
must beg the favor of you to do me the
Justice to insert this note in your paper
Immediately. Very respectfully, your ob't
serv't, H. r. LETcHER
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Ferrisburgh Academy,

THE Fall Term of the Institution will commence
the I'd Monday in September, under the charge OF
L. w. CHENEY. A. B, a graduate of the University
Of Vermont, whose Literary qualifications and excell-
ent neral character and his reputation as success
full teacher enable to the Trustees recommend him
with confidence to their patrons and friends and the
public generally.
The Boarding House will be kept in good repair
and conduct by ASA HEMESwAY, who by assiduous
attention to his depa, tmenl embracing the moral de-
pertinent Of his family, well as thsr physical COM
fort, hopes to render his house desirable home or
all who may wish to avail themselves of the profits Of
the School.
DAVID HAZARD,
n. L. KEESE,
IONA. CRAM, Trusted.
JOHN. WHEELER,
ROW'D s. ROBINSON,
Ferrisburgh, July p. 1874.
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ADDISON COUNTY. MEDICAL SO
GETTY.

There will be an adjourned meeting of
the Addison Co. Med. Soc. at Vergennes, on
Thursday the 18th, of September. at 10
o'clock A. NJ Several Communications
are expected forMedical Gentlemen.
All regular practitioners are respect
fully invited to attend. S. PERL La
THROP. Secretary.
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ADDISON COUNTY, BIBLE SOCI-
ETY.

The First annual meeting of the Addi-
son County. Bible Society will be holden
in Vergennes on Wednesday, the llth.
Of September, at 10. o'clock A. M.
Several addresses are expected. 1t is
desireble that there should be full NEE
ting. S. PEARL LATHROP,
Secretary.
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MOftat's Celebrated Life Pill
AND pUTNIY RITTEpS


These powerful purifiers and restoratves
are as mild and as agreeable in their operation
as the gentlest medicine known in medical
pacticP, yet as Complete and prompt in their
effects as the most suffering patient could de-
sire. They thoroughly cleanse the whole sys-
ten, stomach, liver, iniestIn s, kidneys and
bladder, leaving not all impurity behind TO poi
son the channels OF life. Yet they never pros,
trste even the most debiiitaied, but invieorate
almost from the commencement. No medicines
in the union have acquired b CHER, a frmer.
OF more extensive reputation among the inielli-
gent and respectable families of the United States
and none will maintain it longer. There is nc
quackery whatsoever about them, for they are
composed OF The best Vegetable medicines known
to medical science and of the b, ST quality that
money can procure from any country. Hence
il is that the proprietor has received, and is con-
staDtly receiving, such an immense number 7of
certificates to their astonishing efficacy. These
certificates prove that they rapidly and COM
pletely cure all arrangements of the DIG EsrIvE
and BILIOUS FUNCTIONS .cosIIvENEss. PILES,
dyspepsia, acute and chronic rheumatism .asth
ma, bronchitis, jaundce. bilious and Serious
oosness, loss o. appetite, flesh, and spirits erup-
tive and scorfulous diseases, salt heum, erysip-
elias, scurvy, dropsy, fever and ague, headache,
fullness of blood in the head, palpitation of The
HtdTtt NOTinsf iucutuatiC Coiess ecueidt uisucss
and debility, night sweais, quinsy. sore throat,
settled pains in the back, joints, side and limbs,
and even the most complicated maledies in very
advanced stages, and of inveteraie obstinacy--
Their price puts them wiihin the reach Of the
afflicted of all classes, and being purely vegti-
BILE, they require neither confinement nor change
of diet. Every family aud individual should
keep them ready for use. Prepared and sold,
wholesale and retail, by DR.. w. D. MOFFAT.
335 Broadway N. Y.
Wright & Bush, Shoreham. VI. Agents.
Russell s. Gridley, Middlebury, VT.
LET ITBE REMEMBERED, that the la
bells aud wrappers of Moffars Life Pills and
Phenix BitteIs are now printed from very fine
engraved plates. similar TO the cbeck-wolk on
bank notes-that the wrappers are white on the
genuine medicine-not yellow. Purchasers
should always break open package before pur-
chasing and in the Good Samaritan. accompany
ing, they will find full descrinptio Of the new
dress for these excellent medicines. Always
examine well The label Oh the ofpiIls before
you purchase. sly
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NOTICE.

a MRS. N. HARRIS would
8E,s respectfully inform the citizens
SkMeS4 Of Middlebury ndvicinity, that
EAP She has received from Boston
and New York, the latest fashion of Stocks, and
ali kinds of Gentlemens Linnens, which will be
kept constantly on hand, or made toorder, cheap
er than can be obtained elsewhere of the same
quality.
Middlebug, May ls,; 1914.
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.Neir Goods.

THE subscribers are now receiving mot from suel
places Troy and BOsnn,) but direct rUn the creates
Commereia CRY on the Continent VERY large and vEE
well selected stock of selsonabe goods all Of which
bought with cash and cash prices and will be sold
low and many articles les than ut any other store Nou
or South, far We have great variety Of CsLi
CO.'S many of which viii Be sold al Il cents per yard
Balzarines,
Printed Lawns,
Muslin De Lains,
Alpaca, Black, Fig'd and changeable
Cashmere De Lains,
Saxony Goods
Scotch Ginghalns,
Plain and Figd Silks,
Moasses, good call and inquire the price;
T. X. Syrup,
Broad Cloths, cheaper than ever,
Cassimeres and Satinetts at any Pric e.
FIFE Linnens, large assert meni,
Fl. s. Tea at cents, try IT.,
Bonnet silks and Lawns,
Ribbons, beautiful lot,
Artificials and Passion Flowers,
Cut Nails Sc, less by the Keg.
Glovesand Mifts,
Parasols-made expressly for our sale,
Umbrellas,
Hosiery-cheaP not to be beaten in this
place,
Fancy Hk'f and Cravats right,
Band Boxes-large and small,
Caters and l-2 Caters, Cloth Buskins
Walking Shoes, Misses Slips and Chill
dren's Shoes Mansfelds and Farwell's,
Also good Kid Slips at 62 l-2 per pair,
Gents Pumps aud Slippers,
Double Refined Sugar,
Drab De Etc Beverteen,
q Ill L.. H.,
Salaratus,
Diaper Crash and Bur'aps,
Carpet Warp aud Binding,
Bed Tick and apron check,
st. Croix. Porto Rico, Havana and
n. o. Sugars,
Bl'k and Cold Cambrics,
Padding, Canvass, Selecia, and all kinds
trimn ings,
Sheep Irvine. Bed Cords,
Clothe Lines &c.
Lamp Oil, Soap and Candles,
Suspenders-all grades,
Jet Buttons and all other kinds,
Florence and Straw Bonnefs and Straw
trimmiDgs-look at ours before you buy
elsewhere or he sorry after,
Rice, Goldfish.
Glass and Putty,
Palm Leaf Hats and Hoods,
Linen Cambria Hkfs.
Window Paper,
Travelling Baskets,
Caps-a variety,
tobacco. Sal Soda,
Mac. and Scotch Snuff,
Calf Skin and Cowhide Boots,
Indigo,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia & ether spices
ALSO,
Hard Ware, Cutlery and CROCKERf.
Tea Sets-of an entire new style,
Stone and Earthen Ware any quantity
together with many VERY many other Goods and Chat
tes such as Chairs Lasts, Sash, window Blinds, sho
Pegs Axe Heves CLOCKS, Btooms, Pat Pals, whips
Wheel Heads Forrest Bedding. House Furniture Mats
&c which comprises much greater assortment than car
be fund AZ any other Store al prices that cannot fail
oease purchasers Our friends and the public respect
tuIIyI nTied 20 cal and examine for themselves
n, y6. l5i4 u BECA"lih q Co.
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+ Q q 9
SIX MONTHS TINE.

THE subscriber is now receiving mot
from New York Auction Shops, nor from I'd
hands, but from BOSTON,)a large and well
selected assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND
/ CROCKERY
mostly of which were bought on SIX months
time, but are sold lower than at any estab-
lisbment far or near. which claims the name
of buying for 'cash,'-all of which can be
see, at w. s. JoHSsos's
Nav 20, 1874. cheap cash store.
NIB. No charge fer showing Goods,
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ssse..as.==- =E Inspiration of Bible, New
Tribute 10 J. B. Taylor, Worlds Religion Chris
tian Experience, Parkers Lectures, Self Cultiva-
ton, Ossian'S Poems, Webster's Octave Diction-
ary Days Algebra, Playfairs Euclid, HerSchel's
Astronomy, Comstock's Philosophy, Whately's
Logic and Rhetoric, Newman's and Jamieson'S
Rhetoric, Paley's Theology, Hilchcock's Geology,
Wayland's Moral Science, Grays Chemistry,
Gray's Botanical Text Book, Abercrombie's
Philosophy, D'Aubigne's History, PaIlor Annual,
Watts and Select Hymns Methodist Hymns,
Young Choir, Temperance Tyre, School Singer,
Southern harp Kitchen Directory, Church with
out Bishop, Prayer Book, Pnncipalities and
Powers, Josephus, Jacob and Solomon, Barnes
on ReviyalS, Child's book Of Devotion, Christian
Citizen, Eminent Christian Females, Howto Live,
Pic Mic Tales, Hierarchical Despotism, Paror
Companion, Romsh Relics, Texas, Highlands OF
Ethiopia, Junius Tracts, o. ConnelPs Trial, Chi
nese as they are, History of Ancient Christians,
Universalism as it is, Preaching and Hearing,
Dr. Springs Obligations Of the World to the BIZ
bic, British Poets, Life and Speeches OF Henry
Clay Milton, Christian antiquities, Sears History
of the Bible, Wonders ofthe World, Bible Biog-
raphy and Guide to knowledge, Wrongs Of Wo-
men, Poems, Solitude Sweetened Zim-
norman on Solitude, Jewish Customs, Chalmers
Works, Universal Gazetteer, New York Gazet-
teer, Selected Tracts in packages 25cts, Moore's
Private Devotion, Mammon by Harris. Danger
and Duty, Adolphus and James, Cornelius
the centurian, Church in the Wilderness
Dufield on EdiScoracy, Floral Biography ,Eman.
ual on the cross and in the Garden, English Mar
! tyrs, Winter evening Tales. Also good
supply of common School Books, Paper, Quills
Slates, Steel Pens, Blanks, blue and red Ink, In.
dellible Ink, Brush and Sponge Backing; Brush
es, Paint Boxes, Pink Saucers and Brushes, Sill
yer Pencil Gases, Bristol Board, Perforated do.
Drawing and Linen Paper, Fancy Boxes, Visit
ing and Printing Cards, Perfumery, Seidlitz anC
! Soda powders, Camphor, Opium Quinine, Nor
! phiDe, Shaving, CASTLE and com. bar Soap.
Arrangements have been made for ordering
any Books that may be wanted, during oper
navigation.
For sale at the Post Office,
CHAS. BOWEN, Agent.
Middlehrrr. Inlv & 1914 10
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I"d II' hPIII = t-IT'
AIKEN
TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has taken the Tavern Stand form
erly occupied by Joseph C. Huntington on the
west side of the bridge, in Middlebury, and in
tends to keep house Of public entertainment up
on strict Temperance principles, and hopes to Sc
cure the patronage of all who will be satisfied
with the fir It rate accommodations which such a
house can afford. He has had much experience
in this line of business, and aallers himself that
by his assiduouS attention to supply the wants of
his guests, he will be able 10 give entire satiSiac-
ton to all those who may favor him with ,hciI
custom.
ALLEN H. HAWLEY.
NIiddlebury, April 9th, 1874. 10
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Wool Carding.

The Subscriber having engaged MT. Ira Gale an
experienced Carder for the season, will commences
Wool Carding the LIST Of July. The machine
will be in good order and the public may depend or
having their work done to their satisfaction
xiddlebury, June "a, 1874 l.sTEWAkI.
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Aiesi. j. S Bushnell Register.
Commissioners NoIice.

We, the subscribers. being appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Addison Commissioners. TO receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons. against the estate OF
MARTIN SAMSON
late of Cornwall in said District, deceased, end
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto And months from the 30th day ofJuly
being allowed by said Court for thai pnrpt Sc, We
do therefore hereby give notice that We viii al
tend to the business OF our said appointu ent, at
the dwelling house of widow Emellnc San son in
Cornwall on the I'd Tuesday in October al d jan
uary next from nine O'cInck, A.. NJ until four
o'clock p NJ, on each CT said DAYS
DAN WARNER, Commits ouerS-
WILLIAM LANE,
Dated at Cornwall this I9ih day Of August
IS4f II