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MR. CTAy Nh THE ABOLITIONlSTS.

BY wiliul misquo,a3n iron WI. Viays Texas
Letter. and obvious Misrepresentation o. is
the Locos have endeayored 10 make appear that Mr.
G. threw a bail in that letter 10 the Abplonisis-
he, whose whole life has been resolule against that
and every other class of Fanatics. from the Hartford
Conveniionss, down to their disciples the South Caro-.
lima Nulers by whose madness the stability Of the u
nlnn has been threatened This false version of Mr.
Cay's meaning is corrected in the following letter:
From he Tuscaloosa .Nouitor.
Believing that Mr.. Clay had been misunderstood or
grossly nsrepresenie IN regard portion of his Tex
as letter. We noticed The Subject in the Monitor of the
18Th ult We then said:
Il, has been falsely charged by his opponents. tina,
Mr. Clay addressed himself tor support To the aboltion-
ss OF the North in The following passage in his let.
ter:
al do not think that Texas ought to be received into
the Unun integral part Of it, IN decided opposition
the wishes OF considerable and respectable nor
lion of tie Contederacy'"
After abiding 10 another part Ct his letter, which
taken in connection with the above, showed that he
erred 10 the States and not the people, Of lbe Conede
Iacy. we stated that Mr. Clay's meaning was. ''iha il
my Considerable and respccabe' number oi States were
attitude three cnug the integrity Of or like
ly 10 dissolve the Union rather Than admit iexas-
ihen with such prospect. annexation ought 10 be aba
doned To preserve the Cnuu" We forwarded 10 Mr.
Clay copy of the Monitor containing The article and
also G0e respectfully calling his attention 10 it,. III,
reply puts end TO all speculation the sub
eci
ASHLAND, July |, 1914.
My Dean SIR-l received and thank you for YOU
kind letter and the copy of the Monitor. You have lust
y conceived of my meaning. when referred in my Tex.
letter. considerable and respectable portion OF the
Contederacy Aud you might have streny theued youl
construction of the paragraph, by reference the fact
thai, at the date Of my letter. the States OF Ohio, Yer
mont and Massachusetts had, almost unanimously. de
claed against annexaiiun the Legislature OF Georgia had
refused To recommend it, aud other States were believed
be- adverse the As to The idea Of my court
ing the Ahotonisis II perfectly absurd No man IN
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Ef.N'Gf and S1.SPLE
Sill II & q % ID y.
UfLLL1.uS, RhNkLv s. PE.s.NZMq.v.
No. 60 WILLIAM STREET.

CORNER OF CEDAR STREET, sEw YORK
MOULD call the attention of Merchants visiting
W New York for their Fall supplies. To their exten.
siye assortment Vi entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
To their ordinary stock, which comprises full and pe-
neral variety Vi Supple and Fancy >k Goods they have
been making large additions oi ENTIRELY NEW
STYLES, expressly adapted 10 the sessun.
From The facilities which lhry possess the purchase
Vi 6ods at The very lowest pficcs-tlrlr nnuvaed and
very extensive assorin,enthey feel assured that will
be IN their power Ia offer extraordinary inducements 10
purchasers who desire aud deserve 10 buy on the very
brsi trrs and they are determined spare no pains
IN make for the lneres, OF such To make ier SELECTION,
from their stuck. In
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range of styles, in Rich Printed
tashmrre D'Feosse oi latest PARIS patterns; Tlesans
etaPe DE ialnes, Muslin DE LANES Of PARIS styles,
never before offered
AlpaccaS, Bonbaznes, Black and Blue Silk, low and
high priced.
SltkS-Cameeon l,rocide Silks Cameleon Broch
striped Silks; PLAIN aud Satin Striped iIellcniennes;
Black aud Blue Black Satin Striped aud rc,de rnr
ed Silks Satin Striped Gros CRANES; Black and Blue
Black Grs de Swiss Italian lusnngs; t,ios he Rhe MS
Gfos dAidqnes; Black aud Blue Black Salins; Plain aud
Figured Satlns Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great variety. compri
sing Bonnet Silks aud Satins Of entirely new STYLES Bon
net aud Gap Ribbons. rich Fall patterns; new designs
Bonnet Nelveis PLAIN coprs. black and blue black Gnur
ed, shaded. paid cut and uncut.
LACES.
Cap Laces in great variety, Of new and elegant pai
terms; Trimming Laces and Lace Edgngs, black and
White Silk. Llse. Gnlpnrr, MschIui Brussels Sc
ln..ead Laces and Edginss, French, German and
English.
SHAWT.S
Rich Cashmere and Brorhe Long and Square Shawls
fhbet Muslin de Lline, kabye, Plaid, Wuollen, Neu,
SC. Sc.
SILK SliAWLS-DaIk Cameleon Satin Striped.
figured, &c.
GLOVES AND MIrrS,
In r.crv 'riey for Gentlemen. Ladies, and Misses or
KID of The mos, = "foved manufacture, Buck, Nerno
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NEW DRY GDODs STO.eA,
On the Cash Principle.

'I'iit Subscribers have the pleasure announce to
4 The citizens ol Lynchburg and vicinity, that they
nave opened new
DRY GOODS STORE,
on Man Street, one door below DR. Lyman's Apolh-
.cay Store. IN the House formerly occupied by White
lahy y irvine. The selection OF Goods they keep Will
ave satisfaction as 10 s'yle quality aud price. Sell no
Tor cash, they will he satisfied with suall proGls and
receiving fresh GOODS from he Northern Cities during
the season, they will always keepa select assortment
call Is respectfully solicited
5. GuGGENlIEiNlEk & BROTHER.
April % ,,f
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e3. The Edgefeld Is Co. Advertiser states that The
health Of Mr. McBnfie is such that his physicians have
enraned him to be que. and Tranquil, and " avoid all
eA,rl.on aud excitement,
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Their stock will be found to comprise fall assert
mont Of all the various small ,e AZ needed aud they in
vile the attention OF Buyers with the fullest confidence
INA, they can supp yevery want IN their line
New York. Avg 2mif
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
A III. persuns having claims aue:nst the estate of
IA Jeremiah Swims. dec are requested 10 present
them forthwith Those indebted TO the said estate will
please 10 make payment without DELAY.
HENRY DUNNiNGrON, Ex'r,s
Jerenah SMims, dee Il.
Avg. 8 imF
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GLOVES AND MIrTS.

In r.cvv c"reiy for Gentlemen, Ladies. and Misses o
Kid o the mos, :, "foved manufacture, Buck. Nerlno
NooIloa. Silk, Lac, rn.', Egyptian, lada RUBBER
&c
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CORNER OF CEDAR STREET. sEw YORK.
MOULD call the attention of Merchants yjsitit
w New York FOR their Fall supplies. to their eAte
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W The Washington Globe Of the 3lst st. rablishcs
vulgar and disgusting cut, consisting Of b,,e, pack
nl cards, aud pistol. with the Words '.shNpt lower,
Nc &c which it is pleased to call an ''enbodimen AZ
Mr. Clay" That sycophan,ic suppvrler and sd,nres
OF Gen Jackson, whose life, up to very late period,
was as ro~dsa as that any who brea.hes shoad
resort 10 snch Contemplate and Infamous phi
cal display. is somewhat aryenss--since, being
thousand times more applicable ihe hero Of two
and for'y trays" than to Mr. Clay. it cu.s the Glbe's
idol fnr more deeply than its intended v,c,inl Wed,
not wonder at the indgnsnt Gard "a Democrat" Il
a'riax county, 10 the Alexandra Gazette on seeing
THIS P''ifn exhibition Of loothless marnty fur he has
sense enough 10 see THAT ssc' things will MT advance
The cause Of Democracy" They must disgust all de-
cent men; 4 the writer referred To says or one, f such
course as this Is 10 be followed, the writer of this
hosnces all fellowship with the party"
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seeking shelter which only proved Temporal
ry. for the flames were again upon them
Beds and bedding, furniture, groceries-in
short, every thing that could be moved in the
hurry-was seen piled and thrown together
in Canal and Commoa streets, the owners
sitting upon the little wreck that was left TO
them Of all their household store.
All was confusion and despair; but the
most distressing sight Of all, perhaps, was the
removal of the sick from the Maisonde Sante,
God grant we may never witness such a
spectacle again.
Hundreds of citizens have been left with
out shelter, and the loss has unfortunately
fallen mostly upon poor but industrious fami-
lies, many of whom owned the small butcom-
Portable dwellings in which they resided.
P. S. Since writing the above, we have
heard it stated that the number of houses de-
stroyed will not fall short of taoo hundred and
eighty. and many think that three hundred
will not cover the entire number. Hundreds
of families are thus left homeless and shelter
less, and many of them are absolutely de-
pendent for bread upon a community that
will not we feel confident, turn deaf ear to
any appeal that may be made.
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COMMUNICATION.

On the 22d of February last, the Whigs
cester and Goshen, in pursuance of the
request ofthe State Central Committee
met at Brandon, and formed a Union
Wing Club, Immediately after the nomina-
ton at Baltimore was heard from, meet
ING of the Club was called to be holden
on the 22d Of May, at Leicester, to hear
from the delegates who attended the great
convention. AT about half past one O.
clock, P. NJ. on the day before mentioned
the " higs had filled the meeting house
at Leicester, and were anxiously waiting
for the report from their delegates. The
President called to order, and briefly
stated the object of the meeting and an
nounced that John Conant Esq, and
General Clark, delegates from the Union
Club to the Young Mems Ratification
Convention were present, and ready to
report After two good wing songs were
sung, which excited good deal of merri-
ment and laughter, Mr. Conant being be-
ing called on said he was not able to give
a fall report ofthe Baltimore Convention,
but should leave that to Gen. Clarke.
Mr. Conant spoke in high terms Of the
Nominations, and particularly since he
was public man.
Gen. Clarke now arose and gave uni
ted account of tine proceedings Of both
conventions at Baltimore. He spoke
about an hour and half, and was listen
ed to with uncommon interest and atten-
ton, and not unfrequently greeted with
cheers and hearty applause. He spoke
at some length and with happy effect of
the extraordinary unanimity which now
exists in the wing party throughout the
United States both as to their measures,
and their candidate for the Presidency,
which he contrasted with the locoloco
party who are united upon neither After
Gen. Clarke had concluded, several gen.
tlemen briefly addressed the meeting, up
on the subject of the wing nominations.
Stephen B. June offered the following
Resolution which was adopted by accla-
nation. II is as follows:
Resolved, That we do most heartily ap-
prove of the nominations made at Balti
more on the LIST inst, and from this time
henceforth, until the Presidential election
we are determined to act, and we will not
relax a muscle, nor Weld an inch until we
have nulifed Loco Focoism, vetoed John
Tyler, and elected Henry Clay.
For spirit and enthusiasm the meeting
ofthe Union Club has scarce been equall-
ed. even in the joyous gathering of 1910;
and with the enthusiasm there was the
most perfect harmony. There were sew
eral songs sung besides the two alluded
to, and there was band of music in at
tendance, who played some excellent
pieces and performed them well. 1t may
be relied on that the Wings ofthe Union
Club, in the language ofthe above resolu-
ton, are determinedto act.
Adjourned to the State Convention in
Burlington July Sd.
A. G. DANA, President.
B. FRIsBIE, S. B. JUNE. ]. n. DART,
J. S. MEssER, M. H. Ranney. Secretary.
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ADDISON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

The Board of Managers of the Addison
County Agricultural Society, are hereby no
tilted to meet at the Vermont Hotel in Mid
dlebury on Thursday the 18th of June, inst.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of APP
pointing time for holding the Annual Fair,
selecting committees, awarding premiums
and transacting any other business for promo
ting the objects of the society. 1t is hoped
that no one will fail to be present. The
prosperity and usefulness of the society much
depends upon faithful discharge of duty on
the part of the managers.
S. Ii. JENISON, President.
II. BELL, Secretary.
May oath, 1874.
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j e d

In this town June Sd, Nathan Case ESQ.,,
aged 81, one of the early settlers of the town.
Funeral this day, "wednesday at ten
O'Clock, at the school house near his resi-
dence.
In Bridport on the 3lst inst, Mrs. Nancy
Wheeler, aged 54 years.
In Huntington, on the LIST inst, after an
illness of five days, Miss Wealthy Pierce aged
80 years.
In Lexington Kentucky, Col. Josiah Dun
ham, formerly of Windsor, in this State.
In New-Haven, May 9TH 1874, Alfred
Jennell Sprague, son of Riley and Electa
Sprague, aged two years and SIX months.
Twas in the spring when all things gay,
Our lovely child did sport and play,
But in one week how changed the scene,
He dies, he's gone to tine worlds unseen,
No more see his playful charms
Nor fondly clasp him in our arms,
But still we trust tho Alfred dies,
He sings above in paradise.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

THE ADDISON COUNTY MEDI-
CAL SOCIETY will hold, by adjournment,
their Annual Meeting, at Middlebury, in the
Vestry of the Congregational Society on
Wednesday. June 10th at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and. at the same place and on the same day.
THE VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY
will have a semi-annual meeting.
All regular Practitioners of Medicine are
invited to attend.
D. C. GOODALE, sec'y.
Addison, June Sd, 1874.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT.

, T. l.
District OF Addison IS.
Be il remembered that at probate court hold
at Middlesury in and for the district CT Addison.
on the 18th day Of May A. d. 1914
Whitfield WALKER andJameS Huntington na.r
ed executors in an instrument purporting to be tbs
last will and testament of
WILLIAM HUNTINGDON
late of within. in said district deceased prssenf
the same for probate: Il is therefore ordered III
the same be examined for probate, al session
said court to be held ct the Office of the Register
of said court in said iIiddleLury, on Thursday
the Goth day of June next, al one O'Clock in the
afternoon: And that notice thereof be given to 7
persons interested, that they may appear and
mako their objections, if any they NAV have, to
the probate and allowance of said will, ly pu---
fishing a certified copy OF this order in ;he North
eTn Galaxy newspaper printed at sar: Middle
bury three weeks successfully previous 10 Il o
time of said cont.
J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register
4 true copy Of Record,
) Attest J. ;. BUSHNELL, Reg
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The County Court of Chittenden
County at a recent session, granted licens-
es to Inn Keepers to sell ardent spirits, but
withheld them from all retailers. The
cause of Temperance is onward. Push
it along We lovers of the human race.
Mr.. Benton has made powerful speech
in the Senate against the Texas Treaty,
and left only greese spot of John Tyler.
We are glad Mr.. B. has directed his artil-
lery against this nefarious slaveholding
scheme.
Mr.. TYLER, it is said will run for the
Presidency as the Texas candidate. We
hope he will run to Texas, as that is the
place where rogues all flee to. He will
when there be the Prince Of rogues, for
his political character will be sure to fol-
low him.
The riots in Philadelphia have ceased and
Oiutl OuSC iiIOiC W hSo'Su
it might always reign there, and through the
world.
The Esprit of the Age" and vermont
Patriot have each published gross and
outrageous SANDER against the Rutland Coun-
ty delegation and the band accompanying
them to the National Wing Convention
The lie was perpetuated under the most ag-
gravatinS circumstances. But to put the
matter at rest, the band from whom they
thought to make political capital, have come
out in the Rutland Herud, with card in
which they say most of the pretended fact,
are "CaLumnious Publications, and the resi-
due as malicious misrepresentation" How
small Messrs Eastman and Marston mus
feel. Then classifying bump is however so
prominent, that they cannot very well tell the
truth This would probably be their only
apology if questioned upon the matter.
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AUCTION SALE.

hOCl lON DAhE.
THE subscriber being about to remove
from this state, will sell by auction at his
dwelling house is Salisbury, Wagons, Turning
utensils, house furniture, &c. on Saturday
next, June e,commencing at 10 o'clock AM.
consisting in part Of the following articles:
Feather Beds and Bedding.
Bedsteads and Rope,
2 Light Stands,
I Wash do.
3 Tables,
2 Carpets,
l Cook Store and Pipe.
3 Brass Kettles,
Is Chairs,
3 Looking Glasses,
Pr. Brass AndirOns,
Iron, Stone and Tin Ware-Crockcry,
Pals, Wash Tubs DC. 81.
Tro Horse Wagon.
| Single "
| Double Harness,
Tico Horse Sleigh,
2 Cutters,
HarroD and 2 Plows,
Grind Stone,
iShoccls, Hoes, PHeAforks, &c. &c.
~ Sales positve.-A credit of 6 months
will be given, if required, on all sums over
5 dollars, for approved Notes with interest.
FRANKLIN WILCOX.
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BAD-A WOLF IN SLEEPS
CLOTHING.

The Rev. Mr. Raine. Primitive Meth.
odlst minister. an Englishman by birth,
who has been, settled for a year or two
over small congregation in this city, and
has been considered a very exemplary
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GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS

Ten Squares laid in ashcs-Beticeen
ttco and three hundred houses burned.
Our New-Orleans papers of the 10Th inst.
received this morning bring us accounts of a
most disastrous fire which occurred in that
city the day previous.
To attempt to picture the scene, while the
fierce element was raging at its widest, we're
impossible. Houseless unfortunates were
seen rushing through smoke and flame, and
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REVOLVING HORSE RAKES.

THNHE subscriber has RECOMMENDED the
d manufacture Of these rakes, and will be
pleased to receive orders for them, and soon,
to save expense in delivering them.
He will furnish rakes superior to any now
in use, repair old ones if desired, or make
parts to order.
He will make few extra fine teeth rakes
for gathering the fiuest hay, and raking after.
Drag Rakes also for sale.
CLARK RICH.
Shoreham, June 1874. 5;tf
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New Store---New Firm--New
Goods.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
SUCCESSORS TO
PANGBORN q BRINSMAID,
53TI2E1III34FPOIN, VIE,

q
53lUl2lfllIlEIG}9PO1N, W.
ARE prepared to sell at the lowest Boston or
New York prices, at Wholesale or retail, WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEwELRY, GERMAN SILVER, plated,
BRITANNIA and other Metal Goods, GOLD THIN
BLEs, SPEcTAcLEs, CHAINS, RISGs, PMS,
BROOCHES, and all goods in the line, and besides
the FINEST description Of Goods, are keeping a
great variety Of Goods at wholesale to supply Ped
lers others. sell again. and we invite calls and
orders from abroad, assuring customers that they
will find the Goods low, and Of the quality they are
sold for.
We import Goods, or buy them wherever we can
get them to advantage, and shall sell SO that can
give our customers satisfaction.
Orders from a distance attended TO promptly, and
good bargains given, to say the least, by per-
sonal application. Clocks watches by the Box
or Single. We are Agents for the Diamond pointed
GOLD PENS, FLY NETS, for Horses, and Morris
oH's Pills.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, RAZoRs, and other
Cutlery, CoNMUNIoS FURNITURE, FISHING
TACKLE, BASKETS, STocKs, COLLARS, SUsPEN-
DERs, &c.
We have DRESSING CASES, WORK BOXES, Mu-
sIcAL INSTRUMENTS, Bass and DOUBLE Bass
VOLS, MELoDIASs. and most smaller ins .-uments
Of Musical Merchandise.
In short, would just say that we have a very
extensive and varied assortment of American, Eng.
lish, German and Paris, FANCY ARTICLES,
and we are luy aware tnat the way TO sell them rs
to put them so LOW that Boston or New York will
not be more favorable place to buy them. We buy
for Cash, and sell for Cash. Our customers can buy
as cheap here any other place. If any one
chooses to send the Cash for a Gold or Silver
Watch from distance, or any other article, and
leave the selection us, they shall have an article
WORTH THE MONEY SENT, and If il does not suit,
it can lie exchanged. Our Silver Spoons are made
in own shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch repairing.
BRINSMAID f. BROTHERS,
BURLINGToNVERM 46
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man, has idst been tried by committee
OF his breIhcren. and convicted OF gross
misconduct, which he confessed, and
Immediately after fled from The city. His
crimes involve one, certainly, and with
out doubt, two females, in lasting disgrace.
The girls were 6omestlcs IN his family
for be has wife and several children
now in the city. There are various ru.
mors aloat in respect 10 the affair, which
it is unnecessary to repeat. The wretch
has been preaching since last August, the
probable commencement of his career oil
crime in this city One report says he
has gone westward, and another, that he
has returned to England. He has beer
expelled from the Ministry and the
Church. Mr. Raine has also been a be-
lever in the doctrine of Nilerism.
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EOR SALE.
DOCT. M0FFATS

Medicines have been used with success in almost
every disease to which mankind is liable, and liver
complaints, with their many well known attendants,
bilious and sick headache, pain and oppression af-
ter meals, giddness, dizziness, singing noise in the
head and ears drowsiness, heartburn, loss Of Ape
tte, wind, spasns, &C., they acknowledged to be
vastly superior anything before offered to the
public, and for those of full habit Of body they will
prove invaluable; while general family aperient,
for either SEX they cannot fail to ensure universal
satisfaction.
The efficacy Of the Life Pills and Phoenix Bitfers
is most certain f freely given the attack Of fever
influenza, measles, throat, recent colds. With
cough and inilammatory disoders. In rheumatism
and chronic complaints they have also performed the
most extraordinary crres when used with PereeTer-
ance.
Russell & GRIDLEY, Only Agents for the gen.
nine Article in M,ddlebury.
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STATE or VERMONT,
~ 49,.

STATE OF VERMONT
District Of Addison
Be it remembered that at a Probate Cont hell
at NddIebury in and for the District Of Addison,
the 10Th day Of MAY, A. d. IS44.
William P. Russell administrator Of the estate If
MARSHALL s DRURy late of said Middlcbury de-
ceased presents his petition IN writing said :,
praying for license 20 sell the real estate Of the said
deceased for the purpose Of paying the debts Of the
deceased and exPenses Of administration and there
in sets forth the amount of the debts dae fra the
deceased, the charges Of admin stration the value Of
the personal estate, and the situation Of the al
tate the deceased, and that it is necessary sell
the real estate Of the deceased for the purposes
aforesaid. Ii is ihereupon ordered, that Il c said
petition be considered session of said Cowt to he
held at the office OF the Register Of said {. mt in
said Middlebury, on Thursday the 20tl day al June
next at O'Clock in the afternoon, and that said
administrator give Gotce thereof to all pefs' r-
ierested, that they may appear and make their oh
jectons { ahy they may have, said license hrini
granted, by Publishing d certified copy Of this crtrr
in the Northern GGAxy three weeks Succc- siyelF
previous to the time of said COurf.
J. s. BUSHNELL, Re :, -
tire copy OF Record,
Attest, J. :. BUSHNELL, Eesis'e