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The President and Senate have ratified
| n treaty with France, similar to one clause
Of the recent treaty made between this
Government and England, for giving up
criminals escaping from one ry to
the other.
INDIANA. The Loco Foco Legislature
OF this State adjourned on The 18th, after
session Of six weeks. Nothing was
done to provide for the interest on the
Safe Debt.
o. The REPUBLIC, Duff Green's new
paper, has appeared. 1t advocates Free
Trade point blank. He takes ground
decidedly against the packed Van Buren,
Convention at Baltimore next MAY, and
seconds The call for another at Philadel.
phia in July.
The examination of Polly Bodine was
continued at Port Richmond Yesterday,
and cur Reporter has sent us the testimo
ny, but we see in it no material fact not
already before The public, unless it is that
elected by the evidence of Captain House
man, with regard to The 1000, which the
public have had hid in so many places.
Capt. II. testifies that he left The money
with his mother, and that Polly was cog.
infant Of it.-Tri6uRe.
WASHINGTON lTEMs.-The idea of ma
king Gov. Gilmer Secretary of the Navy
has been abandoned much Virginia
already. 1t is supposed that eilhsr Com.
Stewart or Capt. Stockton Of the Navy
will be appointed-Probably the latter.
Mr.. Secretary Spencer's nomination for
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
has been laid on the table of the Senate.
and is likely to stay there awhile. Mr.
Tyler has been reputed quite willing to
get rid Of him as Cabinet officer. We
hope he will hang on like the night mare
Mr.. Upshur will probably be sent TO
France when he takes fit to 20, but his
departure will depend on circumstances.
lie will make a good Embassado:.
Secretary Porter, there seems little rea-
son TO doubt, will be rejected by the Sen.
ate Tribune.
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In West Salisbury, on New>Years day
1874 by the Rev. A. G. Shears. Charles
?. Forbes Esq, of East Middlebury. and
Hannah, daughter of Mr.. Dan Daniels, of
the former place.
In Lincoln on the 21st inst. by the Rev.
Mr. Powers, Mr. Draper G. Nichols Esq, of
this place, to Miss Ester E. Murray, Of the
former ploce.
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Commissioners Nnt,ce.

WE the subscri ers heinS appo nted by the Hon.
the probate court for the district Of Addison, Com
nissioners receive, examine and ADJUST all claim
aGd demands Of all persons agains' the estate Of
GILBERT ENERFS,
late of Salisbury in SAID district deceased, repeseni-
ed nsolveut, al.o all CLAIMS aud inlnlnis exhibited
in offset I'll ,ret, all six months from the ISL, day Of
December 1913 being allowed by said court FOR that
purpose we do therefore give notice that viii at
tend To the business Of said appointment at the
dwell ng hnuse Of the widow Of the deceased in said
Salisbury on theirst Mondays Of February and June
next, from nine O'clock IN. ill four = m. on each
Of said days
81 Amos Hamilton. (
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NOTICE.

You promise but n'er perform, if thus you lie,
When e'er 1 ask tie gdiiius pray deny"
TO dig, am willing. hut no longer 10 beg for my
honest dues. Those individuals that have heretofore
pursued Of double dealing, evasion and pro-
crastnation, that expect to sit still longer in statu
quo, like patience on monument, smiling at grief,
may find the deusion dispeiled by four simple words
IN our laaguage:-GREETING, by the authority Of
&c School district No. in Middlebury, and No.
IN New Haven, are requested to heed this friendly
call, and govern themselves accordingly. 80
Middiebury, Jan. LIST 1874 ELISHA FULLER.
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RELIGIOUS notice.

The Quarterly Meeting for the Weybridge
Circuit of the Wesleyan Methodist Connec-
ton will be held in the Town Room, in this
village on Saturday and Sunday next Feb.
Sd and 4th.
Services will commence Saturday p. NJ. l
o'clock: Rev. Lyman Prindle and s. III.
Foster are expected to be present.
Brethren of other denominations are cor
daily invited to attend.
Middlebury, Jan. 30th, 1874.
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Goshen Land tax.

Whereas the Legislature Of the state Of Vermont
in the year IsiI assessed tax of four GEMS per
Acre On all Lands public Lands, excepted) in the
Town f Goshen, in the County Of AID iison, in
said State. for tn purpose Of making and repair
ing roads and building Bridges. and an act in
amendment thereof,i assed November 1912. These
are 10 warn the proprietors and Land Owners o
the Town Of Goshen who have not p'id their pro-
portion Of such tax in L,bor or Otherwise, to the
Committee appointed to superintend the Expendi-
tire Of the SINE. or TO the subscriber, that os
much of their Lands will be sold at Public Vendue
at the Dwelling house OF VIM. Garlic jr- in the
Town Of Goshen, in the County Of Addison on The
18th day Of March. A d. lS4i at ten o'clock
forenoon as viii be requisite TO Discharge their
respective taxes with Costs.
VIM. CARLILE. Jr. Collector.
Hated at Goshen this 9th day Of January. A D.
a. &C sw
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THIRD PARTY CONVENTION.

Wnnifcence.-Aftera sermon preached by
President DIN, in the Methodist Episcopal
Churchm Green street, few evenings since,
in behalf of the Wesleyan University, at Mid
dleton, CT, collection of $4,000 was made
for endowing Professorship in that Col
lego.
James Harper, of Harpers and Brothers /;
Z. Drew; E. Luckily; F. Hall, and VIM b.
Jackson, gave $500 each.-N. Y. Amer.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,
isrRIc-oF ADDISON, 81,

DisTR1c~OF ADDISON, 81.
BE it remembered, that Mt Probate
Court held at Middlesury, in and for ii,e
District of Addison, on he 18Th day of jan
uary A ID. 1874.
Rufus Perkins ADM nistrator " the estate Of
LEVI SMITH JR.
ae Of said Middlebury deceased presents his peti-
tition in writing to said court, settling forth The a.
mount of debts due irern the said deceased the ex-
penses Of administration and the value q the perso,-
al estate of the deceased, and that it Is necessary to
sell real estate Of the deceased for the purpose Of
paying the dehs against said and expenses #
admin straton, and also stating that the real es-.-
Of said deceased consists Of lot in the villa o
East MiddiebKy, cental ming about fourth OF m
of land and house and barn thereon, an. ..-e
other tract of land commonly called tue Piper elrin
and that either of said desc ribed pieces Of land can
not be divided and part thoreoi sol without Dsr-
those interested in the remainder, and praying
that the said administrator may be ES-nsed to sei
such part of said real estate shall DC necessary
pay the debts of the deceased and expenses Of adj
mnislration and shall be most beneficial to those
concerned therein; IL is therefore ordered that said
petition be Considered at session Of said court tn
be held at the Office OF the Register Of SAID court
said Middebury Thursday the 18th day e Feb
ruary O'Clock in the aiternoons and thar
said administrator give notice thereof TO all persons
interested that they may appear and make their OBJ
jections, IT any they may have, said license bcng
granted by publishing certified COPY
OF this order in the Northern Galaxy and
Middlebury Peoples Press, newspaper
printed at said MiGdebury- three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, previous to the time OF said
court
J. s. BUSHNELL, Re. ster.~
a true copy Ofrecord.
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SUMMARY.

More Boiling The Calhoun General
Committee of the city of New York, have
issued an address which takes strong ground
against Mr.. Van Burens packed Conven.
ton to be held at Baltimore in May next, and
calls another National Convention at Phila-
| delphla on the 4th Of July.
Rejection Of Mr.. Secretary Porter.-We
learn from authority which we deem suffi-
| cient, that the Committee of the Senate to
which was referred the nomination of James
Nj. Porter as Secretary of War, reported on
"Wednesday adverse TO the confirmation OF it.
1t is probable therefore, that the nomination
was rejected by the Senate yesterday.-Pha.
Gdz.
R The members of the Legislature of
Louisiana headed by His excellency Cover
nor Mouton, on the Sd inst. proceeded in a
body to pay their respects to Mr.. Clay, then
in New Orleans.
~ Michigan papers estimates the emf
grafton into that State, the past season, at
10000.
~ A ball was given by the crazy people
IN the Insane Retreat, at Hartford, Conn. on
NeW 1edrs night.
IL The Hon. Jacob Miller U. S. Senator
from New Jersey has been called home by
the sudden death of his father.
10 The Hon. VIM. Sprague U. S. Sena-
tor from Rhode Island, has resigned in con-
sequence Of the murder of his brother.
Resignation Of Mr.. Secretary Spencer
Letters from Washington state that MIR. Spen-
Ger resigned the Secretaryship of the Treas
ury on Friday, and that his nomination to
the Bench Of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States would undoubtedly be confirmed
yesterday.-Jom. Cam.
~ Ne'c Post OEce.-A new Post Office
has been established in this village entitled.
EAST BENNINGTON" Gen Henry Robin
son, Postmaster.
All Letters and Papers intended for this
Office must be directed to Bennington East
Village.-Banner.
10 The Governor of Canada has had a
cheese presented to him weighing, 3S4
pounds.
~ Mr.. Clay's visit to New Orleans is
7"'" " "e oOcdsioHeu Dy Inc death OF daugh-
ter, whose estate he has been called on to set
tie.
~ Mr.. Webster has formed a law part
nership with J. w. Mouiten Esq. distin-
guished lawyer of New York City, of course
Mr.. Webster intends to practice there here
after.
THIRD PARTY CONVENTION.
Which met at Rochester ON the 18th inst.
WILLIAM R. SKATER, of Towns
bend, Gov.
AARON Angler, of Middlebury,
Lieut.. Gov.
HARRY HALE, of Chelsea, Treasurer.
Titus Hutchinson of Woodstock, J. p. Mil
Ter OF Montpelier, Electors at large.
). w. Hale, William Warner, James Dean
and u. Il. Fuller, electors for districts.
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~The Young Mems Temperance
Society of this place are making arrange
menis 10 call convention Of the friends
of Temperance on the 22d of next month.
the anniversary of the birth of Washing
ton, and will issue the the call next week
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Grocery Store

in Nichols Building in the room formerly occupied
by t. c. Smith, where he intends to keep constant
y on hand almost every article usually called for
in his line,-consistius in part Of Tea Coffee, Su-
gar. Molasses, Raisins, Cinnamon Cloves, Nutmegs,
&C. &c
OYSTERS KEEP, constantly on hand. Whole
sale aud retail Price pr Cabin 81 rs warranted
10 be soid-and superior to any in muket. Call
and see JEHIEL HITCHCOCK.
Middlebury Jan. s 1914.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

In BANhkUPlC1,
Assignee's Sale.
BY order Of the United States district Court for
the District of Vermont, will be sold Public Auc-
ton at the Vermont Hotel in Middlebury Tuesday
the 20h day Of February D. 1874 at O'Clock in the
afternoon for cash all the ri gilt, title and interest thai
Jehiel Smith had in and to about half Of
land with house standing thereon situate the Vii
lage of East Randolph being the premi scs for
merly occupied by the said Smith also lot Of ac-
counts as set forth in his schedule file in the office
of the Clerk of the District Court.
ALSO.
Will be sold at the Store of Warren Hay
den in Granville ON Thursday the 22nd day Of Feb
ruary AID. 1874 O'Clock in the forenoon all the
right it'll and interest that Alfred Atwood had in and
II about one and three fourths Of land with the
buildings thereon standing. also about fifty in
another lot, also lot Of Notes. Receipts and accounts
as set forth N his schedule file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court.
ALSO.
Will be sold at the same time and place all the
right title and interest that Seth Hodges Jr. had in
am to Pew No. Is in the Union Meeting house in
Granville also lot Of Notes, Orders and accounts as
set forth in his schedule file in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court.
HARRY GOODRICH. Assignee
MiIdlebury, Jan. 81, 1914.
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nj a rried d,

In Schroon N. Y. on the 7ih inst by
the Rev. Hannibal Holden Esq, Hiram
s. Potter nj. d. of Pottersville N. Y. TO
Miss. Maria Rrawson, daughter of Clark
Rawson Esq. of the former. place.
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C7Ti'el Punishment in South Carolina.-
s'ass oEeal! sentenced a young man John
L. "fo"-nl on the 21st ult.. at Columbus. to
pe hung on the Goth April next, under con,
Ne Gu Tor aiding slare to run d,cay!
the execution of such a sentence for sucl
an o.,ence. it has been justly remarked, viii
grsatiy a6ridge the duration ofslavery in thes,
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HOSIERY and GLOVES Blk and white
Cotton Hose, Blk worsted do. coIored
worsted do. at 25 cents pr. pair; Ladies
Gloves of every description; Buekskin Gloves
and Mittens, for sale by
BROWN g. SHELDON.
Jan. 80, 1874.
RLACK CAMBRICK; Blk Cloak firing
- es and gimps. just reed by
BROWN g. SHELDON.
Jan. so, 1874.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting of the Addison
County Medical Society will be holden a
Vergennes. on Thursday, February the 9Th a
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
d. C. GOODALE, Sec.
January Doth, 1874.
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Choice Liquors and
Wines. .s-...
The subscribers offer for sale
2 Pipes Alex. Seignette Brandy,
l Pipe Champagne Brandy,
2 Bbls American ditto.
. Pipe best Holland Gin,
2 Barrels American Gin,
9 Hhds. St. Croix Rum,
Is Bbls New England Rum,
3 Bbls. Alcohol.
in lots of twenty gallons or more.
The above catalogue of spirits was Sc.
leeted with care by good judges;we will ,rar-
rant them to be of the uery best quQlity, and
wishing to sell the whole stock cut immedi-
ately. We will sell them at small advance
from cost for cash oRly.
ALSO.
A large variety of wines from rs cents to
$500 per gallon, of superior quality in quar-
titles to suit customers.
BROWN & SHELDON.
Middlebury, Dec. 3lst 1913. 81
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commissioners NOlicc.

WE the Subscribers being appointed By the Hon.
the probate court Tor the district Of New Haven
IN ssioners to receive, examine and adjust all cl,Ims
and demands of all persons against the estate d
DAVID l. AMMAN,
late Of Bristol in said district represented nsovent
and also all demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
six months from tie 23i day Of December 1913, be-
ing allowed by srid court for that purpose, we do
hereby give notice that viii atiend the business
Of our appointment at the dwelling house q the
widow Of the said deceased in said Bristol On The III
Mondays Of March and May d. 1874 from niue
O'Clock A IN. until p IN. each Of said days.
Dated at Bristol Jan. 3, 1913.
Horuiio Needham,
Solomon Drake, Commissioners.
LaROn MuusoR, \
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Cotillion Party.

MR.. SHERMAN s. SON, would respectfuIlv in.
!tl form the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Bristol and
vicinity that their next party will commence on Wetn.
esday the IL Of Jan. 1874 and to be continued once
a week through the season. lie world also ventu G
10 say that he will urn sh the best of music for balls
and cotilons, ON terms To suit The times Please to
apply by mail or otherwise direct Essex VI.
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CABINET
w arehOuSe.

THE subscriber would respect fully inform
The Inhabitants of Middlebury and.yicinity, that
H. his n ow on hand iarge assortment of Cab
met Furniture, -s1ch as SECRETARIES. b.
REAUs, Book CIsEs WARD ROBES, TABLES,
FANCY Work, LIGHT and WASH STAINLESS,
HICH Posr, FRENCH, Cor and TURN-UP BED
srEADs. SOFAS, BED SorAs and CHAIRS. IT,.
gethcr with various other articles Of house hold
furniture. All jobs in his line will he executed
at short noticeIand in most approved style. Per-
sous wishing any of the a5nve articles. will do
we'll to call on the subscrber,as The is determine
ed 10 sell as cheap for most kinds of produce
as any one in this country-and for CASH, a
good deal cheaper.
BISHOP one door south the Baptist church.
HORACE NICHOLS.
Middlebury. Jan. 10. 1874. 50
n. B. H. N. would just HINT ia those who
owe him tina t he is in want Of his dues.
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Farm For Sale.

8 !. s: e !; $:: i: =: &:
tanning eiety acres of good land. good House.
wood House. Barn. Shed, &C., well waiered
BY never falling Springs and plenty OF
Orcharding, Woodland &C.. for further par
ticulars enquire OF the Subscriber on the
premises.
The premises are miles from the centre
of Mddlebu-y, or village of Vergennes and
q miles from the Furnishing town Of Bris-
,ol. MARTIN LEWIS.
Oct. 25ih, 1913. 20
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i,nmmissioner's NoIice.

sJOllliiliSSlOifCI . 4NOti(Cs
We the Subscribers being appointed BY
The Probate Court for the district Of New
Haven Commissioners 10 receive, examine,
and adjust oil claims aud demands Of all per-
soGs against the es'a'e of
CALEB LANDERS,
laie of Newhaven in said district deceased
represented insolvert also oil claims and
demands exhibited in Offset thereto aud
six months from the 18Th day Of Decem-
Der lS43 being allowed By said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore give notice
thai we will attend 10 the business Of our
said appointment at The dwelling house Of
the Widow Rebecca Landers ia Nnwhaven
on thcsecond Monday of March and June
next from one till four O'clock P. VI. on
each OF said days.
Henry III. Prime, } cormm;ss;ouer,.
RdlDh l.. Mills. (
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GEoRGIA.-General Clinch's majority
for Congress (Wbig) in all the counties
but Dade is 4,456
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| another, and similar TO the clause in the
Ashburton treaty providing for the same
object. E. B.
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Nova Scotia Plaster.
1NHE subscriber has now on hand 100
L Tons N 5. Plaster in bulk land 40 Tons
in bags, all fresh ground, which will be sold
for ready pay. w. CHAPMAN
Vergennes, Dec. 4, ls43.
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NEW GROCERY.

THE subscriber would take this method to in
form his cd friends aud the public generally that
has unened a
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New Years Presents.

All those who have unsettled accounts
or notes unpaid, can now have the privel-
ege of settleing them with the subscriber
this month, or after That time ihey will be
called upon by third. person.
W. S. JOHNSON.
Jan. /, 1913.
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I AMP.OIL Winter refund; the best
IL quality and warranted to give perfect
abstraction by A FRANCIS.
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LAW NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having opened ar Office for the
transaction of Law BUSINESS, would inform the
public that he will he ready to wait upon all who
may have OCCASION for his professional services at
his Office over the Store of Ira Stewart ESQ. a
few doors south Of the Post Office,
EMERSON X. WRIGHT.
Middl bury Jan. s, 1874.
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HNAPS. An assortment of Men aud boy
. Fur trimmed and plain Cloth CAPS
lus; received and for sale by
Oct. %. Is43. r. c. SMITH.
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.
The subscriber continues 10 give Med.
ical instruction. designed by particular at
ieniion to Indigenous medical Botany, and
10 the principal practical subjects of gene.
raj Therapeutics. TO adapt the course to the
requisites of ihuse who intend 10 become
Country Practitioners.
He has engaged S. Pearl Laihrop, A. NJ.
VI. D., 20 instruct in natural science, and
in human and comparative Anatomy.
Gentlemen who desire may have admis.
sion TO the Lectures gwen in the College
on Chemistry, Natural History and Philos.
ophy.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN.
Middlebury, Dec 20tn 1843. 33;,f.
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In Bridport. VT. on the 18th inst 10.
siah Norton, of the dropsey on the heart
aged II resident of the town of Addison
for more than forty wears.
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IRON WANTED. A few Tons of Iron
wanted before The close of Navigation
for which a part cash and part goods vii
be paid. I. Z. SMITH.
New Haven, Oct. % ls<e
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NJ Ais and Glass Window Glass "a
IN assortment-Nails If all sizes by tn
keo or Ib. W. S. JOHNSON.
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Us BUSHNELL, Reg ster.~
A true cOpy ofrccord.
Attest, y. S. BUS SMELL, Reg. SO.
STATE oFVENMON /, ,

STATE ofIvENMONT,t
DIstrici OF addison S..
BIZ u remembered that a, Probate Cour, held ~
MddleuTy, IN and rNhe District Of Addison, the
18th FAY Of january A. / 1874.
Hannah English and Hosaee Crane admin straiors
Of the estate II
ALVA ENGLISH,
late Of said Middebury deceased present leir reti
ton in writing said court praying for li,sn 10
sell real estate Ofihe sand decreased Cor the Lmposc
Of paying the debts Of the decreased and III, .&pen-
Of admin straticn. and therein forth the a
mount of debts due irum the deceased and charges
Of administration, the value If personal e. ate. aud
the situIi Df the real estate. and that il "a
sary to sell real estate of the deceased H., the pur
poses aiorsaid Ii is therefore ordered thai said
petition he considered at session of said court to
be held the office of the Register Of sail Court in
said Middebury Thursday the 18Th day Of Feb
ruary next o'clock IN the aiiernoop; AMI that
said administrators give notice thereof al persons
interested that they may appear, and make heir OBJ
ieriions il any they may have to said license beng
gained. by publishing certified Copy ot this order
IN the Northern Galaxy and Mildisbury Peoples
Press a newspaper printed at said AlddleLnry three
weeks successfully previous to the Session oi SAID
Court
j. :. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy pi record.
Attest. J. 5. BUSHNELL. Reg. 80.
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Died.

In Starksboro. on the 14th of Dec.
last Samuel Hill Esq. aged 70 and old
and respectable individual of that town.
In Lockport, N. Y. Nov. o9th. 1s4s.
Mr.. Samuel Daniels Esq..aged 6s former,
ly of Middlebury, Vt.