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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

" HOS GOT If: We sold in Yesterdays
" vo 'ottery IN nan ticket the beautiful prize of
$4,000, making the eleventh capital prize ihal we
have sold within the eight months. The pleasure thai
we should have enjoyed from the sale of this prize
ha~ been somewhat marred by the apprehension that
we So'd 1t 10 lottery vender. As appearances iudi
cate that the "Caplicious Goddess" has taken IN Tor
The present her quarters Old Established House
buyers b0h III town amt country should be par
ucular TO call III person or direct us their orders
which viii be faithfully aended to, and the drawing
OF The lottery IN which they made purchases ent by
the hfs mail alter the lottery is drawn.
EMORY & CO,
1t No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09
GT7-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF me Md. Conso-
dated LOTTERY, class No. II, for lSi5:

T}-UFFICIAL DRAWING Ol me Md. Consult
dated LOTTERY, class No. ii, for 1886
81 3 &C 50 IA 90 Al 81 81 10 55 SO 73 6l
and 81, being the lst and Cd; or ; and 66, be-
Ing the ID and 81 drawn Nos. each so
81 and Gj helng the Sd and 4th; or Ia and 50, be
ing the 4th and 9TH drawn Nos. each -
ii and 30 beng the 9Th and 9Th; or 20 and a., be-
ing the 9th ami 7lh drawn Nos. each co
Il and 81, being the 1,h aud sIh; or - and 81, be-
ing The Sih and 9h drawn Nos. each so
% and 20, being the 9Th aud 10th, or 50 and 20 be
ing The 10Th aud ! llh, or 50 aud 80 being the
llth and 2th, or SO and - being the 18th
and Is drawn Nos each, p
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 20
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, &C 10
From the Old established House Of
1t EMORY, No. > N. Calvrrt-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09
AWT ATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES.
w OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

w OF ENEK1 DESCRIPTION.
fR strangers and citizens wishing To purchase
WTN aNatch, gold or silver, of the most approved
.s-S SRkindS and finest workmanship, will do well to
e~st-~sScail al GABRIEL ID. CLARk'S Store, Water
street, second door from Calvert who has now a very
extensive lot of WATCHES Oh hand, aud by the dill.
Ierct arrivals nom Edropc, is still receiving additions
so mat ms assortment will always be found cOmpIete
~ b. Fine Watches properly Repaired and Reeu-
lated. nu ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

TREAT BARGAINS. Just received froa,
az Philadelphia, at The New STORE, No. 81 BAL
7IAORE ST, a handsome assortment of goods, con
ssting in part of SILK; plaid figured and plain Al
pacas; Cashmerns; MOuSeliue d" Lame; Cacoes;
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES;C ASSINETS, aud VEST
lNGS, with general assortment of WOoen and Do
nestle GoodS-all Of which will he sold very low
Purchasers are respectfully inv ed to call and ex-
anime before they buy elsewhere.
Os eOto22 JOHN s. SELRY.
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{c3-AT IT AGAIN! We understand that our
friends, MeSsrS. EMORY * co, No. . Calvert ST.,
sold the magnificent prize of $4,000 in yesterday
Lottery There appears TO be some uncertainty whe-
tiIcT the fortunate purchaser is customer Lot
terry vender as they made several exchanges in the
course Of the day with members Of the last named
fraternity This, are told is the eleventh capital
prize sold by these gentlemen within months. 1T
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

HTGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
HA Comb d 66, the magnificent capital of $50 900
was sold in yesterdays scheme by the ever lucky
EGERTONS, in a package of whole tickets to one
OF our largest and most respectable merchants dry
goods dealer III market street If any one is disposed
to doubt the fact we particularly request them to call
at our office and examine the ticket have it now
on file Who can beat ii? Who can beat III We
safely answer no one! iuzza! Huzza for the eyer
TONS. The drawn Nos. ye-terday are
81 90 81 IA 20 Al 81 81 70 So SO 70 81
Draws THIS DAY, The Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class Al. - Nos. and 10 ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of Sl!,00O prize of s25oo
10000 1000
" 1900 10 1000 SC
Whole tickets s5-slares in proportion
Orders meet with success when directed to
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner SoutIl-st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
NAE PROCLAIM it that the sure aIld only
w place to secure prize is AT the lucky corner
of Exchange Pla eand Seuh-st. yellow House j.
For the proof Just dtop in audi look at the cap ais sold
this week. the fine scheme for yesterday BYRNE
& co sold the handsome pIize Of $1,000 to Nos So 81
So, half ticket. Remember the lucky corner TODAY
and try your luck in the splendid scheme that draws
at d O'Clock, r NJ Capitals, > of 8 . 900 each. 10
of Sl0OO-lickets s.. Drawn Nos class Al are
81 &c 80 IA 20 A. 81 y 20 So SO IL 81
BfRNE co cor Exchange Place
1t and soalh St yellow lIouse)
vgNHl PLACE to secure prize is at the Office
10 OF FLETCHER & CO., No. 5 Holiday. ST. tsTry
it," Superior scheme TO-DAY.2 prizes of @lo OnjI
besides 10 of 9luOO, $4,000, s2jOO, $4,000 S9., SC,
llckets 50, halves 81 20, quarters 81 25
And package only SlS 75
Drawn Nos Nd. Lottery, class III, Del 8, lowest
prize $40, are
81 5 66 50 IA 30 Al 81 81 20 81 81 73 81
Orders from abroad, to insure success and instant
attention, should in all cases be directed to
JAMES FLETCHER & Co, Baltimore, Md
Agents for the Managers.
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sDaksbah DOLLARS sold by TUCKER &
wv BROTHER in the glorious scheme
"i yesterday, 70 n cl'lZcn on the Point. $1,000 To an
od patron in Gay street, and $500 we sent TO Carlisle
Pa Let those who have been buying blanks else ;
Wnere come to ar Head Quarters TO get righted
We can do ii
TO-DAY-;wo prizes of SO 600 eacll-besides 10
Frlz S OF $1,000. Package of quarters SlS on ccr,if
cate. Tickets SIS, quarters .25
L. L. TUCKER s. BROTHER
Right on the C0mer-Iiead Of Centre Market,
ORDER EARLY An extraordinary scheme for
SAIURDAf next. The celebrated small Fry draws
Two Wo commissioner SoOOO' Tickets only s.. Pack
ages of quarters 1884, 1t
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Corner of Hanover and Market streets,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Bait.

{E7- TO TIE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard respectfully informs the public that he
has returned from Delaware, and is ready TO devote
his pen on any subject connected with literature
science, in prose poetry. He may he found at the
Washington University of baltimore, or adore sed
through the Post office (pos paid, enclosing rename
ration. Tie will write OratiUus, lectures inscriptions
for tnmbS, advertisements, carriers addresses songs
pieces for Albums, sc. &c., AS well as literary tales
and essays. $3.50
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G7- E. S. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFrench s. German LOOKING GLASS PL.aTES
which will he sold, by wholesale and RETAIL as low as
any Importer in this or any other city.
GLIDING done in all its varietes--such Portrait
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions
CORNICES Of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-gilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
yield No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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rites is, 50 to administer our municipal affairs
as to preserve public credit at the least possible
charge; and this duty can be performed without
the indulgence of party feeling.
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TRg- DR.. ELIJAH PRATT'S PATENT ARTIFI-
ClAL hlPPLES-Pacutet July 4t4, lS15-Is now
offered the puhiic for the lst time in this city, as
Il certain remedy ia the following distressing cases,
viz: Where the nipple is entirely warrington being
ing upon it-wheIe ii is cXcOiated or sore, or the
child's mouth is In all the above the child
will nurse with perfect TO its"lf ana the mother
Tae names of n number of medical men. who have
applied ii IN Practice, ana have given the proprietor
permission To refer 10 them, may he appliCa
ton TO ROBERTS X ATKINSON
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nC3~I o. o. +. The members Of the Grand En-
campmcnt are hereby notified that the regular quar-
terry communication Will be held on FRIDAY Eve
Nj Nc, 10th inst. u9-2tt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

FHNIlE SNUG PRIZE OF TWO THOUSAND
M DOLLARS SOLD YESTERDAY nv SCHOOL,
FIELD y co. To Nos IA 20 a., Il prize of $1,000
sold 10 gentleman at Barnum's Hotel; Nos u "a 81 ,
prize OF $500, sent to Reading, Pa
Nos. Md Consolidated Lottery class d. drawn
Oct &. lowt st prize $40, are:
81 &c 80 IA 20 Il 81 p 70 So 50 10 81
Draws TODAY, the fine scheme of Md ConsoIi-
dated Lottery, class IL.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 prize Of $3.50
49, d,UOO ~ 1000 &c
Whole tickets S23-shares in proportion
In which Schoolfied x Co will sell on certificate
packages of III tickets for risk of only Sls and can
uraw over S5ooeo Look to ii, citlzes, and call on
the a II and ever lucky
SCHOOLFIELD & Co,
No. Calvert street,
IL Firstofficp from Baltimore strfeI
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{Gi- Tho NATIVE AMERICAN CONVENTION
will meet THIS EVENING, al Union Hail, at half
past O'Clock. BY order 1t
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gs-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. lbs NORTH HIGH
STREET, TWO doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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Those NAKED thus } are Wings, ell The rest are
Democrats
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AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

Bakers majority 800
The following is list of the members elect
of the two Branches of the City Council:
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-09

FIRE AT CHARLESTON. The dry good store
of MIR. G. Pcmble, and the seed store of Mr..
J. Thompson, in Charleston, S. G., were par
TALLY consumed by fire on Saturday night
Ono RIVER. We learn from the Pittsburu
papers of Tuesday, that there were 4 l-2 feet
of water in the channel Of the river.
WHAT CAN 1T MEAN? All the handles and
nothings of the town, says the N. York Mir
ror, are cutting Off their nuSiaches!
EATING-HoUsEs IN New YORK. There are
one hundred and twenty-three eatjng-houses OF
teiectories in the city of New York. Those
establishments where oysters exclusively are
kept arc not included in this number.
! BuRToN's THEATRE, FRoNr-sT. The exciting dra-
ma TT Margaret CatchpoIe,' will be- repeated again
! TINS evening, with the M, excellent cast. Fail moi
oV'Si' the 1h"are tonight as we understand it is
an"u t" he Withdrawn tn CIV way tor Other veliies.
An IN" drama the aughahe farce of the "Solder's
Return"
WEIGH DELEvAE's Circus. This superior E
ne.uitn Company c"nlu"s to be visited nightly by
crowted aud delighted an iiences Il will remain
open hut three nights longer and no one should fail ia
visit it.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-08-27
For HE Gc!G.ry.
NEW RAILROAD.

AR. Editor IN the 50 styled 'HndependeH
Conrentioa2,' alr. Barber Told Mr.. Fletcher,
who was making assiaint attempt 10 be cx
cused as i c,ndidutc Tor Senator. on the
ground that he had been on the same track
meaning that he had before been a Loco
candidate for Senator thai this was new
Railroad. Thinks 10 myscli, -true, moth
Tag more 50! For who OWES the stock /?
lucoioco~; who are 10 make political! capital
oui Oft lorofocos; who are The directors &
engineers lscolocos: who arc firing up and
putting Oh tile steam locolocos. And who
do these honest lagos calculate for their pas
scngers? WINGS. And where DO these
hoAest lagos propose to carry them? Into
tie mtsiies OF Locoiocoism. We shall soon
see who will take the cars and hurrah Tor the
independent candidates. We mean no dis
respect for these men Otherwise than being
On new and Il Loco!oco track We shall
stick to the old line, and vote for Davis, Rich
and E. D. Woodbridge, good men and true
HUGE HI.
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A CLIQUE! ACLIQUE!

There is a certain class ofour citizens who
are keeping up an ncessant prating about a
clique and clique, who are said TO have con-
trolled the Licensing Committee last win
ter, and rank US among its members. Now
We protest against this charge. We have
even condemned the measures pursued by
very few ultra individuals upon this subject
But who are the men who are the most
clamorous upon this subject Mark you! a
few Wings; but almost erery Locofoco you
meet with. But after all, is this smallcircum-
stance any adequate reason for deserving the
Wing bunner2 Let every Wing see that he
does nosuch lhiBg-so much beneath his Dig
nity,-and leave no foul spot upon his con-
science, or cause of regret at q Locofoco
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
THE DAEK CLOUD oF war!

The Washington Union Of Tuesday con-
taius u translation of thereport and resolutions
submitted by The Mexican Minister of Finan-
&c 10 the chamber Of Deputies, the object of
which i'd to empower the Executive to con-
iracI loan of fifteen millions of dollars. 1t
comes in the Diario del Gohierno of July LIST
received at the Department ofStaie via Pen
sacola and it must remove all doubt as 10 the
Intentions Of Mexico. The Minister says:
On The 10Th of April Of The preset year,
mad The honor 10 present the august Cham
her OF the Deputies report proposing vari
Gus means which the government consider
cd proper 10 be adopted, in order TO obtain
resources Tor making var with Texas. At
lhaI tlmesome hope remainedihat the efforts
OF the government 10 avoid war, and lis
fatal consequences, might prove successful.
1 nat Is now forever lost; and there are no
other alternatives for Mexico than infamv
ana slavery on the on the one side, or war,
The other Mexico has been nrovoked to This
war, and for long cries of wears has horne
his provocaiion; and the people would now
be unworthy 10 preserve the country which
their fathers conqueredby their blood, if tbev
SHOULD Rot raise in mass TO oppose an ineui-
lions aggression, in defence other nationality
& 10 secure respect as independent people.
The time for talking and discussing The in
contcsiibIe rights of Mexico in the texas ques-
ton, is now past; and the period has arrived
Wien we must act with rapidly and dicision
IN order 10 sustain our national cause before
lie whole world, which is observing US, and
which will fix its eyes upon US, 10 see wheath-
CT we are worthy 10 be regarded as nation,
or only 10 be conquereGas horde of savages.
4 he Government has been unable to resist
'he calls oil deiy,or the unanimous voice OF the
na'ion, and Is decided by necessity 10 engage
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I,IPTON.

The nonresident proprietors OF the town
OF Ripton, in the County of Addison, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by
said town the three years next preceding
this date, remain either in whole or in part
unpaid on the following described lands in
said town;-to wit: The following are with
in the charter bounds oiGoshen:- No.67 IL
of the right of Daniel James, 40 acres ofirom
the east side of No. SO, and Is acres of:rom
the west side of No. "a; 40. Sc right of SAM
uel Stafford S acres east side. The following
are within the charter bounds Of Ripton:-
Ri. ofLemuel Beardsley No. 33-2d d.; LIST
and di. of Samuel French; No. SO I'd di.
of Walliston Hawley; No.122 I'd di.of Math-
ew Hawley; No. 81 2ddi. Of Daniel Hawley;
LIST &, I'd div. of David Summers Jr; No. 81
LIST div oil Ephraim Curtis, set.in the grand
list 10 E. Weeks; No 132, 1st div. Of Ella
kin Walker; No. 40, I'd div. of Hawkins
Nichols set in the grand list 10 Levi Bartlett
The following are within the charter bounds
of Middlebury:-10 acres Sd div. Of Mark
Ii. Wentworth; 100 acres Sd div. Of Ebene-
yer Henchett; a lot surveyed by VIM. b.
Sumner 18th June 1921 containing 137 acres,
a lot surveyed by VIM. q. Sumner June 18th
1921 containing rs acres. A lot laid by VIM.
B. Sumner 18th day Of November 1884 10 the
4th di. of Datus Ensign and others; 100
acres Sd di. Of EbeneZer Field; 100 acres
Sd di. of Elisha Sheldon; 100 acres Sd d.
Of Noah Wadams and 100 acres 4th di. OF
Ebenezer Field and Mark H. Wentworth
set in the grand list 10 Hiram Rider.
And so muchof said lands will be sold at
public auction at the dwelling house OLA. 5.
Cook, in said town of Ripton on the LIST
Thursday of October next, at o'clock in the
forenoon, as shall be requested TO discharge
said taxes with costs unless previously paid.
.- HARRY DOWNER,
First Constable.
Ripton, Aug 23d, A. d. 1915. II.
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THE nonresident proprietors of the town OF
i Starksboro, in the County of Addison, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town, within the veal next preceding this date.
remain in whole unpaid, on the following DESERT
bed lands, to wit:
Lot No, IL, Sd division, original right Of Noah
Smith.
Lot No sd division: original right of Reuben
Harmon, Jr.
Lot No. Ga, 3ddivision, original right OF Jabez
Bingham. Setto John NJ. Eldridge's estate: Town,
STATE. School, and County Taxes, cts. 10.
D Acres of Lot No. GO, Sd division orig
inal right of Benjamin Wait, set to Sine
ON Darling: Taxes VI.
Lot No. 40, Sd division, right of Thomas
Chittenden, set to Andrew Z. Allen: taxes, "a
Lot No. G2, Sd division, original right OF =.
Ebenezer Allen: Taxes, 10
20 Acres of ot No. IS, lstdivision, org
inal right ofThomas Weller, set TO Cyrus a,
L. Carter Taxes,
Lot No. 50, Sd division, right OF James =,
I,ambal, set to Caleb Barker: Taxes, -
And SO much OF said lands will be SOFA ID pun
lie auction at the dwelling house OF Ira went
worth. in said Starksboro. on the hrst 1hulsudy
of October next at one o'clock in me alle' noon,
as shall be requisite to discharge said axes WIN
costs, unless previously paid of Addison
Dared atStarksboro, in the Count Vi 1Auu''o''
this 22d day OF August, lS45. crpoNc
Constable of Starksboro.
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ABOLITION LECTURES.

Every year jus. before election an abo-i'ion
lecturer is found pecriue about the country
blazing Ike red hot meteor for third parry
abuliton.Sm, and abusing the wing parry Wig
measures. and whig candidates with tiie has-
est epithe,s. Last year wc were eiee'.'ne''
with the efTusiors Of that prince OF inc hyp-
ocrites S., Clair. This year we hear OF a
nerso, Il. the name ofClark who pretends to
hsve beep white slave, and never closes his
bitter rhapsody: without begging for money
or having some body do it for him, 10 finish
his education. We are further told that this
Clark IS sometimes followed up by Mr..
Briggs editor of the Green Mountain Free
Isan soliciting subscriptions for that of all
others the most deceptive and the most mis-
chicyous print in the state. As aspccimcn
Of il,e bitter blackguardism ofths lecturerwe
have il from good authority that he said shat
iViLliam .Slade irQS the lrorSt lrhig he ereT
LRer, cad The meaneSt man he eUer sGic. -
Such is the scurrilous language used with
the appreciation of the leading abolltIonisfS
in the state by an imported Sianderer
AGAINST distinguished fellow citizen than
whom no man was ever more 10y al 10 the wing
party, and who with J. @. Adams, GiddinSs
ard other noble wings have incurred the dead
" hostility of aboli;ioulsts merely because as
sincere lovers of the antisIavery cause, they
have endeavored to curb the ultraiSm ofthose
who by the reciIessness ofiheir course would
.ra.n,Ae upon all the principles of wing policy,
violate tie constitution aud dissolve The union.
and who have in their dctestaile career be-
tayej the very cause which they pretended
to espouse, and fixed slavery and the slave |
power forever upon the country I
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WOOL.

As yct:eyc hear OF very few wool buyers
in the Co. and these pretend TO be limited toa
maximum Of % els. We believe few offers
O cent or two higher have been made. The
difficulty appears 10 be that the Western
wool has been bought up. and is now press
iugupon the market in such quantities It's 10
render it unnecessarysat present for the
manufacturer 10 send into the county for i'm
mediate supply. We can hardly doubt low
ever, but that our wool will be wanted, and
ne trust al prices quite rs favorable as any
that have hitherto been offered. A. yet the
farmers have LOST nothing by ilolGing oil, as
not more than one in ten has had any Off
or whatever The finest staple will stand
tie best chance, and eventually command
u remune rating price. But we fear not so
good now us we expected. We have all
along hoped we should gctat least 81 cents,
ku, have at length submitted 10 sell 10 Mr.
Chapman al %. Our wool is such as last
year VISA very good bargain at AZ cents.
As some Of our brother wool growers make
some small dependence upon our vigilance
In watching ;hc market, We felt it our duty 10
make i,e Suggestions we have. and state the
price our own clip. But after all every farm
er must Judge for himself. There are many
who are wi-cr on this subject than we are
The best calculation may fail. A month
more will settle The subject for this fall, ant
we sincerely hope others will have better
luck in prices than we have had.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-08-27

STATE OF VERMONT,
District OF Addison, IS.
Be it remembered, that at 4 Probate Court
holden at Middlebury in and for said district, on
the 2lst day of August, A. D. 1915.
Thomas B. Martin, administrator ofthc estate
of MARSHALL MARTIN,
late of Granville, IN sud District, deceased pre-
sents his petition in writing to said Court, pray
ing for license sell real estate Of said deceased
for the purpose paying the debts of said deceased,
and the expenses of administration and therein
sets forth the amount of debts due from thedeceas-
et, the expenses of administration, the value Of
the personal estate the situation of the real estate
of said deceased, AID that it is necessary 10 sell
real estate of the said deceased for the purposes
foresaid. Il is thereupon ordered that said petit
lionbe considered by this Court at asesson there
of to be held the office of the Register Of This
Court, in said Middic5ury, on Thursday the 18th
day of September next, at one o'clock in the al
ternoon, and that said administrator cause notice
thercofto be given to all persons interested that
they may appear before said Court, and make
their objections, if any they may have 10 said IL
cense b ing granted, by publishing certified
copy af this order in the Northern Galaxy-a
newspaper printed at said Middlebury-three
weeks successfully tprovious to the time OF said
Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy Of record,
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register. II