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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-19
Free Soil MAN.
$3O,OOO-$3O,OOO,


VIE subscribers in consequence of the great scarcity Of
4 money, propose reducing their valuable Stock Of
Goods which is o! the largest this CITY, and have
therefore MARKED DOWN our stock some
80 per cent. less than our Regular Prices.
We do not wish, think it advisable to enumers,e
ten thousand different kinds of goods and prices as s the
practice by most of neighbors, but do saw that
Tor the next sixty days, will sell goods for ONE
DOLLAR, than can be had at any other Store for one
dollar and twenty. FIVE cents.
To give people little idea al what Low PRICES
we are selling Goods propose to specify few articles
and prices.
Rich Plaid Stripe Alpaca at Csc former price so
Plain Black do atl24 c do Oh
Silk Warp do at SO do 90
"A Tibet, all colors, at $1,15 do $l,37
Prints and Furniture Patches at Sc do s
Linen Hdkfs, all linen, at Ct do l2ac
Heavy Brown Sheetings, at4c do 6
Together with general assortment of
De LANES, SHAWLS, PRINTS. FLAN.
NELs. BROAD CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, sATINETs.
and VESTlNGS all of which will be sold for the ne
sixty days at ruinous prices.
HALL & THOMPSON,
MOVES davis opposite Central Hoassauss
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LATEST FROM EUROPE. The correspondence
and dispatches OF the New York papers furnish
the following additional items of European news:
IRELAND. 1t is generally thought that
O'Brien and his colleagues will be liberated.
ROME. The second edition of the Daily News
OF 25th, announces the important intelligence OF
the departure of the Pope from Rome. The
News states that he left in disguise, and had ar
rived at Leata, with the intention Of going to
France.
Rome was tranquil, and the population seemed
indifferent in relation to the Pope's departure
The Chambers had passed vote of confidence in
the ministry.
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BR0SS's XpreSS forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small cases. through direct over the Worcester
Rail Road NewpOrt Fall RiUer, Bristol and HGrren
July o. dwtf
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HOrticnIturaI SOciety.

A MEETING Of the TRusrEEs OF the Worcester County
IA Horticultural Society will be held the Life Assur-
ance ONCE, Central Bank,) Monday nert 18th inf
at O'Clock P. NJ AS important business is to be
acted II Is hoped there will be general attendance.
GEORGE JAQUES, Recording Secretary.
Worcester, Desl5. dSt
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>, WorcesteT, So. Probate Office, December Is, 1913,
To all persons interested in the Estate of CHARLES
GARDNER, late of Brookfeld, deceased, Greeting
You are citedto appear Court of Probate 10 be
modem at Worcester on the first Tuesday of January
next to show why the Instrument which purpor,s
TO be the last Win and Testament said deceased should
not be approved. ''
DI6d' CHAs. G. PRENTIss. Reg.
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NV. B. PALMER IS agent Tor this paper in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office in Bos-
ton, No. 8 Congress Street.
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NOTICE.
Notice.

- DETAINED, as an act Of Kindness dark
I'm IL Grey Mare COLT, with both hind leet
N&A white.
L1Z1 NIB. Will the owner please call and pay
charges and take her away Immediately.
d. o. WHITNEY.
Webster, South Village, Bee. 9, ls4s d.
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
OF PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATE,
A.A VNHE Executors of the late CALEB CHASE, will
s sell the Personal and Real Estate of the deceas>
A ed at his late residence in SUTTON, Tuesday, the
nineteenth inst, at O'Clock Am
The Estate consists OF large and convenient two story
Dwelling House, Woodhouse, Shoe Shop and Barn, all In
good repair, acre of Land, with valuable and
choice Fruit Trees Land adjoining be bought de-
sired The location pleasant and desrablenear school
AMI several manufacturing villages.
Also about IL acres Wood Land, with heavy growth
ofPine anu other Timber located near Mibury Wikin
sonvie, and Providence aud Worcester Rail Road. The
Real Estate will be offered IL o'clock M, az pre-
viously sold at private sae.)
Conations liberal and made known at sale. Refer to
OnEoIS HARBAcK, near the premises or SUMNER Pratt,
Worcester.
The Personal Estate contests of the entire HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE of deceased.
T.. G. MILLS, Auct'r.
ALMUN II. CHASE, Execu.
So. =, ,s,o SUMNER PRATT 5 tors.
sutton, Dec II, 1898. H dwlw
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New Upholstery Shnn.

GS0W OR!tVA0CO4y NAVp'
VIZ F. A. BROWN, would beg leave inform the
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity that they have
taken rooms on Norwich Street, opposite the Depot,
where they will manufacture to Order French Pattern
Sofas, Lounges Divans, Tabourets, &c.; Cured Hair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses, Pew Cushions Pews lined
and stuffed Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
up Carpets cut and made All kinds Upholstery work
repaired in a neat and superior manner.
Dec. 8 d-3m
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~ Worcester,ss Probate Office, December 7, Ie4s
10 all persons interested in the Estate of OLIVER AM
MIDTOWN late of Southbrdge, deceased Greeting.
wv are cited to appear at Court of Probate TO be
modem at worcester the first Tuesday of January
next to show cause why License should not be granted
Harriet v Ammidown, William Beecher and George A
thtoh the A administrators, upon their petition to sell
he whoe oil the Real Estate OF said deceased the
ment of debts and charges of administration -
Do CHAS. G. PRENTISS Pee
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NOfico.
COpartnerrship Notice.

COpartmerrShip Notice.
ETNHE copartnershp previously existing under the name
l. OF H. BLISS & CO., is this day by mutual consent
dissolved and all persons whose accounts now DUE
requested TO make immediate payment. The business
will be continued by ] e. GREGORY.
III. BLISS,
Worcester, Dec l, ls4s. d JOS. E. GREGORY
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A Good Chance.

A Good Chance.
active BOY, who would be faithful to his trust can
nave the chance OF selling the SPY the best ROME
IN the City The compensation depends the amount OF
sales. Inquire at this Office. Der n "
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-19

AT the Annual Meeting OF the Worcester Mu.
tua Fire Insurance Company held Dec ls 84s the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
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To LET.

- A CoMMoDIoUs Store. Tenement and Darn
EI;[f situated at Webster Depot 1t is well cacu-
lated for the Boot and Shoe business as abundance
ohep for these branches of business be found in his
Vicinity 1t is also well arranged for merchandising for
which purpose it has been occupied for several Wears
For terms which will be liberal to good tenant apnJy
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS d LARNED near iha
premises. dtf Webster Nv o ~
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DIR. o. H. BLOOD.

Proposes to resume the Practice Of NJ
cine, so far as relates TO the treatmen
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TO be Let.
I G. WASHBURN offer to lease, for term OF wears
IL building at Washington Square, known as he
Pro~ty Hire Factory" with the Blacksmith Shop and
out houses thereto belonging, together with the Steam
Engine, which is of about thirty horse power and in ex
cellent condition. The premises ate well situated and
adapted for nachinist Further information given by
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street
worcester, Dec .. l. & c. WASHBURN.
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BOARD.

GENERAL single Gentlemen can be accommodated with
- Board and pleasant Rooms at No. PARK STREET.
Nov Is. diff
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LOST,

A PAIR of Gold Bowed Spectacles. The finder w
1be we'll rewarded by leaving the same at No. g. Port
land Street. Dec. 6 EDWIN DRAPER.
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CHAs. C. PRENTIss, Reg.

HoTcester,ss. Probate Office, December I2, Ie4e.
10 an persons interested in the Estate of RHODA
bALDW OF Leicester, an insane person, Greeting
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate 10 be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of January
next 10 show cause why License should nC be granted
10 Hosea W. Baldwin, the Guardian upon his petition 10
sell the whole of the Real Estate of said Rhoda Baldwin
the proceeds thereof on interest for her beneat
Do CHAS G. PRENTISS, Reg,
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office December 1eAa
IL an persons interested in the Estate of SAMUEL
BR0WN, late of West RoyIston, deceased, Greetfug
YOU are cited to appear Court of Probate 70 he
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of January
next to show cause why the first account rendered bv
MOSES A. Brown, the Administrator of his administrs.
non OF said Estate, and his claim a CREDITOR should
not be allowed. ' ~
Dis CuAS n ppENrrSC
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-26
MASSACHUSETTS INTHE FIELD
VERMONT UNIVERSITY.

President WHEELER has resigned the
Presidency of the University, and the Rev
WoETnINCToN SMITH, d. d., of St. Al
bans, is chosen to the vacancy We learn
that il is probable that Dr.. SMITH will
accept oflhe office, though with some hes
ilation.
We bclicrc VIC speak but the unani-
nous sentiment of those who have been
members of the University since Doctor
Wheeler was elected 10 the Presidency,
when we say that he retires with the warm
regard and high esteem Of every one whose
fortune it has been to become members OF
the Institution while it was under his su-
pcrvIsion. There are very few such who
will ever look back TO the sunny hours OF
their college life without an alectionate
remembrance of him who was not orly
their President, but their counsellor and
friend.-BnriingtOa Sentinel.
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DIED,

In Cornwall, on the 18th inst, of disease
Lane, in the 2Sth year of her age.
In Salina, n Y, on the Sd of Sept, Mrs.
SARAH WILLIAMSON, formerly of this place,
aged eS years.
She sleeps in Jesus,-from all her pains and
sorrows, her happy spirit rcposes in Paradise.
In Weston, May 18th, DEA. HENRY LOVE
JOY, aged &c.
In Windsor, Sept. 18th, Mr.. JOHN BLOOD,
aged 50 years. A worthy citizen, patriotic
soldier of the revolution-onc who endured
hardships, privations and dangers, for the no
bic purpose OF obtaining civil and religious
freedom.
lie leaves his toilsome labors here
In hope of heaven and glory there.
In this village, Sept Sth, of the Group,
GEORGE REED, son Of Asahel r. and Lydia
D. Rising, aged years.
In Brookline. 18th inst, widow ESTHER
BARRETT, in the Tooth year of her age.
At Amherst, y. H., on Friday. the sth inst,
MEs. SOPHIA J. PERSON, wife of Rev. Ira
Person, formerly of Lowell, aged "a years.
After painful and protracted illness, with
a cheerful resi- gnaton, she passed calmly away,
to realize in happier and better world, the
exalted hope that sustained her in the hour of
earth's last trial.-LoLreH Gazette.
In Shorcham, on Sunday, the 18th inst,
FANNY, wife of Kent Wright, ESQ, aged 55
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FREE SOIL CONVENTION.

There will be Mass Convention of the
friends of Free SOIL and the Buffalo nominees,
at the T0un Room, in DfiddieJ,Uy, on Monday,
the 9th day Of October merit, at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
TO take measures preparatory to the State
Mass Convention at Montpelier, on the 9th
of October next, and to arrange for the
Presidential election, on the 9TH of November.
Distinguished speakers from New York, will
be in attendance, whose names will be announc-
ed before the assembly of the Convention.
Rally friends Of freedom, TO the contest =
Fail not of being present at this Convention,
from every town in the county.
David Piper, Countv
J. S. Goodno, C
Jacob Dewey J O0Nnii''ee'
AIiddlebury, Sept. %, lS4S.
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Hon. George p. Marsh

Will address the Wings of Addison County
the present week, as follows:
AT Middlebury, WEDNESDAY, the 27th, at
2P NJ.
At New Haven, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
at o'clock.
At Cornwall, THURSDAY EVENING.
EFLet US have a general gathering of the
Wings, and of ali others interested in tho great
political issues of the day. in accordance With the
above appointments. So distinguished champi-
on of Human Freedom, and so able and consist
ent an opponent of Slavery in the Territories,
should be heard by every voter in Addison Coun-
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-26
THE EEST FEMALE NEDIcEsE
l. Now "

The most aiieraiiTe properties Of Dr. ca
Sotts Extract Of ! FELLOW Deck and SER: I,.rill.,
render 1t peculiarly apT heal e 10 The Slei.ceI 1i.
delicate CONSTITUTION OF the female. II is uni
vailed in its eject upon such eases IS mi .
lent Consumption, HaIrerHcss. LuccoIILoca -
WINES, Irregular Aicn>iIuatiOn, lHcOntinuci. &C
Of Urine, ami general Prostitution Of the >ys.cl.
II Immediately cOuEicIacis that di>ut >s;ng IeI-
vOuSEcss and li>SiIude 80 common 70 the itulale
flame, and inpdIts IN energy aid ba.yiLcy as
surprising as hey are grateful
We have evidence on file which induces rs
strongly 10 recommend this medicine 10 married
People who h-T. npt .cen blessed with offspring :
We cannot. f couIse, eXhih c-rlic. ties 10
any extent in ire above class of complaints, hut
give the iplOwing eytra:t Of a letter recently rr-
ceived as some Indication Of the extraorr,iaIy
virtue OF This medicine as remedy for The lis
eases reie;r.t -.
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COMMsSIONERS' NOTICE.

We, the subscribers. being appointed by the
Probate Court fur the District of Addison. Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the es-
tate of ALONZO a. WAINWRIGHT.
late of Mibdlebury in said Disrict.deceased, & al
so all claims and demands exhibited in offset there
TO: And months from the 7th dav of September
inst. being allowed by said Court for that purpose.
VIC do therefore hereby give notice that We will ST.
teAd 10 the business Of our said appointment, at
the dwelling house Of his widow. Lovina Vain
wright, in Middlebury, on the fist Thursday of
October and last Thursday of February next.
from O'Clock. p. " until four O'Clock, Z. NJ on
each of said DAYS 20
JOSEPH WARNER, !
ELI MATTHEW'S. commissioners
Oa,od a Mideieluru III Senf .u,ier 1913
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-26

TIE FAIR.-The Addison County Agri
cultural Fair il will be recollected, is 10 be
holden i'll this place. on the 9TH OF October
one week from tomorrow. We called at.
tention. last week, 10 the proprieiy Of en-
deavoring TO make the Fair an object Off
creased interest in the department assigned
to the fair sex, and of extending the rights
of hospitality 10 friends in other parts Of the
county. We did iuot, of course, mean to
propose general system Of graluiIous en-
terlaiument, but simply that some pains
should be taken by our citizens TO induce
their personal friends 10 be present.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-26

NorrcE.-Thomas and Michael Duffy,
from the County Of WcsimeaIh, Ireland,
sons Of Dan and Mary Duffy, landed at New
York on The 9Th OF June last, from Liver
pool, whence they had Come in The British
ship "Adonis." Their mother, who resides
in this village, burlington, Vermont,) is ex-
ceedingly anxious 10 hear from them. and 10
apprise them Of her place Of residence, rs
they left Ireland before receiving the letter
which she directed 10 them giving the nee
essary information.
Editors of papers will confer great kind
ness, and aid. perhaps, in making glad a
mothers heart g ia a strange land" by mott
cling this Observation-Disclosures Free
Press
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THE NATIONAL PSALMIST,
Z MASON & IVEBB.


Nov ready for delivery, "Thc National Psalmist a
In collection Of Church Mnsic, &C. by Lowell Ma
son and George James Webb"
THIS work, upon which than three years of labor
have been expended presented Choster Teach
ers OF Music and others, most complete MANUAL
PsLMoDY, adapted to the OF Chors, Congregations
Singing Schools and Musical Societies.
la addition to large variety Of entirely Music fur
nlsed by distinguished foreign and native contributors
the National Psamist is believed contain larger pro
portion than any other collection of the rich standard
tunes which the Church has used for ages but many
which are nevertheless this country
1t contains of the popular English Chants and it.
Anthems, mostly well adapted both for Church
worship and Choir practice.
It's indexes are very complete embracing besides the
usual alphabetical and mctriea indexes index to 6rst
lines of hymns &C. and Descriptive Tables in winch
the tunes are classified according their style and charac
RUSSELL aud GOLDSBURYs Reading Books now
used in than 400 towns aud admitted be the best
and cheapest now before the public.
Classical and School Books and Stationary Of all kinds
furnished to Merchants, Teachers and Towns
prices. Orders solicited by
TAPPAN, WHITTEMORE & MASON,
o. W, III Washington Street, Boston.
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STATE OF VERMONT. ! Be it remembered

II Or NEhMON Il | De IL remembered
District of Addison, SIS. that, at a Probate
Court, held in Nfiideburv, in and for the District
OF Addison, on the ID day of September, a. d.
SIS, James T. Lane, administrator of the estate
of JOEL LANE
late OF Cornwall, in said District deceased, pre-
SCENTS his administration account for allowance 1t
is thereupon ordered that said account be consid-
cred for allowance by this Court. ut a session
thereof to be held at the office Of the Register of
this Court in said Middlebury. on Thursday. The
9Th day of October next, at one o'clock in the NJ
ternoon and that said administrator give notice
thereof to all persons interested that they NAV an.
pear and make their objections, if any they nav
have. to the allowance of said account by pui,
fishing certified copy of this order in the Mid
dlcbury Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said
Niddlcbury-;hree weeks successfully, previous
20 the time of said Court.
j. $. Bushnell, Register
true copy OF Record,
80 Attest, j. S. BusineH, Register.
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CAUTION ENFRAORD'NARY.

CAUTION EN GRAORD' NARY.
The great repuaii IN Of this medicine has in
duecd numerous coun.eFlei,erS and imiisto.s To-
lake he hsld.
Beware how you buy medicine pGtup in square
quart bottles, Be very sure and ask tor Dr. Guy
Soti's Compound Extract OF Yeilw Dock and Sar-
sapaTilia, bearing the written signature If ;. +.
Benreit, on each ou,Side wrapper, written with
black ink and 10 not on any account. be in
duced TO buy any other arIicle-as ii is this prcp
aration only that is performing such marvellous
aud astonishing cures. Take no mans word !;
as persons having the counterfeit medicine and
no. the genuine, are Of course DESTROYS Of making
their pyef'--cunSeqreuly you are liable 10 buy
worthless trash, nhless you examine for your
selves
It's well in all cases ocut out this cautionari
put into your rocket-boOk and compare with med
icine.
- Remember, DR. GUTSOTT-S Yrr.
LOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA.
Prepared at 3. F. Benefits Labraiorv, Li,rls
Fsils ierkimer county y. Y.,and sold by
SiDsET MooDY l7hddleJrry; A. Sprarue,
Ferernies; A. p. Roscoe. Nftg iinrea
Warren Brown, addison; c. ". Parraeler.
Brfsto'; Shcies, Esrrisburgh- T. Smith.
-no5kfon: N. S. Benneit. BrdDof: Catli..
d Wright, OrrsH; Keri Wright. .Storehqra,
ID. b. BARRIER, Bens0a: Henry Simonds:
Phtsf0rd =: Volney Ross. Brandon Luther
Daniels. Rutland: Root 4 Tomlnson. Cfyt!r.
ton: James N. Kelsey FAR Harea, Geo. f.
Harrington. burlington, anG by the prinri-
pal druggists and Merchants Throughout he
The United States. West Indies and Caaadn.
None genuine unless put mp IN large squar9-
battles containing quart. with the nanlc ii
the Syrup blown in The glass with The writ
Ten signature Of s. F. BENNETT ON eacls
outside wrapper % 6m:y.
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WaIIngford, Sept. Il, 1873.
Messrs. Geo. Stanton & Co-Gents-I feel a duty |
both you and the public make the following
In Nov. 1917 taken with severe pain in nv
great toe, which became running sore Qos one Joint
and extended up ny leg and such that the
Doctor said could live bur short time. heard of Hunts
Lnimen-sent and got bottle which gave mo immediate
relief, and the second entirely cured we'll
and think Hunts Liniment saved my life.
22:m2 AGABI1S BISHOP.
We certify that well acquainted with Mr. Bishop,
and know his statement to be f. w. KENT,
Walingford ID. H. SAsIN-
Sold ia this place by W. T. Russell and II. A. Sheldon.
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TnoRcv. T. L. Adams Of Euclid Ohio says that Vaughn
Vegetable Lhoutipc Mixture has made number of
cures in his vicinity in the space of year. and med-
cine has equalled il iu sales.
We do not believe that in the whole history OF patent
medicine business the like can be produced
Naughn's sales enormous all over the United
States, Cuha. South America, &C. What income the
article be- and hat business too take care Of
Ills newpaper contracts for advertising 10000
dollars but enil- into detail of the business
reader. If Won know hat read the ad-
ve-,semcnt in paper. Cali upon Agents and pam
phct. Ask for G. c. Yaugh's Vegetable Lithontriptc
Mixture.
W. T. Russell Agent.
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REPRESENTATION dire ard dreaded

u CONSUMPTION, dire ard dreaded.
is The enemy which it is the mission Of b.
chan's Hungarian Balsam 10 MEET and
OVERTHROW. And this mission has
been performed, in hundreds of instances. OF
which we have The most distinguished, au-
thentic. and unequivocaI proofs.
Pamphlets, containing mass of certii-
Gates and other evidence. showing the une-
quaIIed merits ofof this Great English Rem
edy, may be obtained Of the Agent, gratuil>
ously.
DAVID F. BRApLEE &c Sen. sole Agents
for the United States. $50 Washington Street
Boston.
Sold by w. P. Russell, Middlebury. and
by agents generally in N. r.. 20; 4w.
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Da,od a .MldAeLlry. M .Sert-nlIer. lsls.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for The District o; Add
son, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine aud
adjust all claims and demands oil all persons,
against the estate Of
LUTHER FERRE,
late of Bridpori, in said District, deceased,
ami also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; And months from the 18th
lay Of August, being showed hy said Ccuri
for TINT purpose, we 60 therefore hereby
give notice that We will attend In The bust
ness Of our said appointment. at the late
dwelling house Of the snid LuIher in B,iG-
port. on the 9th days Ct October s; February
next, from niue o'cioc.,. \. NJ. uuIil four o..
clock, z. NJ. on each al SAID days.
&. SOLACE. } Commis-
n. 6. BENNiT1, $ s;oncrs.
Dated al Bridport, this LIST ,!cy Of Sept
ISIS. 70; 3w