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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

W. llCEi.
WE the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District OF Addison
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands Of all persons =
gsinst the estate Of
REUBEN PECK,
late Of Cornwall. in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto: And six months from the 81
day Of Feb 1913 being allowed by said
Court for that purpose. we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend 10 The busi-
ness Of our said appointment al the dwelling
house of Romeo Peck. in Cornwall on the
first Wednesdays Of Nav and August next,
from one o'clock P. VI. until four o'cloek P.
VI. on each Of said days.
Horace James, Commits
John Sanford sioners
Dated nj Cornwall. this 29ih day Of Feb
rpary ls48. 40
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STATE OF VERMONT, ]
District of NewHaven, IS {

AT Probate Court holden at Bristol in said
district on the goth day Of March ls4s,
The foregoing application being presented to
said Court, it is ordered that all persons con-
cerned be notified TO appear before said Court at
session thereof TO be holden at the Office of :he
Judge Of said Court in Bristol in said district on
the first Monday in May 1913, at 10 o'clock a.
NJ. to show cause, if any exist, why the power
and authority requested in said application should
not be granted, and for this purpose, it is further
ordered, that the copy of the record of this Or
der be published three weeks successfully in the
Middlebury Galaxy newspapers printed at
Middlebury in this State, all which publications
shall be previous to the said time appointed for
said hearing.
Harry AlnsiH, Judge.
a true copy ofRecord,
H. JIInsiU, judge 40
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To the Hon. the Probate Court for tho District
of New Haven:
Stephen L. Hinds guardian Of
ADALADE AND MARGARET KINDS,
minors, residing in Bristol in said District, repre-
sents TO said Court that the said ADELAIDE and
Margaret are seized in fec Of two undivided fifth
part of fifty acres of land lying in the town Of
Monkton in the County of Addison and State of
Vermont, being the same fifty acres that was
willed by Hannah johnson to Weltha Kinds, and
the said guardian further represents to said Court,
that it will he conducive TO the interest ofhis said
wards 10 sell said real estate, for the purpose of
putting the proceeds of such sale at interest
The said guardian therefore prsys said Court to
grant him license to sell the said real estate
pursuant to the provision of the statute in such
case made and provided
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Graves and McKeand, is this
day Dissolved by muual consent. This ar
rangement will make it necessary that all
persons having unsettled accounts with Tho
firm, should seIile The same without delay.
GRAVES q MCKEAND.
Middlebury Apr. Isl ls4S.
N. B. James McKeand would tase this
opportunity to inform his formed Patrons and
the public generally that he will continue the
Tailoring aud Clothing business at the old
stand oil Graves & McKeand and respect
fully soiiciis a continuance Of the liberal Pat
ronage which has heretofore been bestowed.
A good assortment Of Broad Coins Cassi-
meres, Veslings and Trimmings always on
hand.
Particular attention paid, as usual. 10 the
cutting and making OF garments of all kinds
in his line, alter The latest and most approved
Fashion.
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GENERAL SUMMARY

C By the last accounts from New
Mexico, our force Of 400 men advancing
on chihuahua has been met by 1900 Mex
leans, and were obliged to retreat with
loss. Reinforcements were kurrying for
ward from Santa Fe.
Horrible Accident.-Three children of
AIr. L. s. Bacon, Of lie Roy, New York,
were burned to death few evenings since
by the explosion of can of camphene or
spirit gas. The accident was caused by
the carlessness Of servant girl, who was
also much burned, she having split some
on lighted candle while transferring it
from one can to another.
o. Captain Mccall, of the brig Scot
land, from the Belize, (the British settle
ment at Honduras,) announces that the
Indians have taken the cities of Gualemala
(the capital of the country and Bacalar,
destroying the beautiful public works of
The first named city. Captain Mccall
adds that the inhabitants of the Belize
were greatly alarmed, as they were mo-
m ntarily expecting an attack. The same
is said of Campeachy.-NlaO Orleans
Crescent, Both ult.
C%The Charlestown Va. Free Press
SAYS The iron establishments in our
own country have been lying on their oars
for some time past. Their hands are i'll
effect tied. They cannot begin to afford
TO manufacture such iron as is sold in Bal
timore for S25 per ton, at less than S;'5.'
O. All the delegates elected to the
Convention, from the different Wards of
Baltimore, on Monday night, were friends
of MIR. Clay aud under instructions.
C. The Rhode Island Election, on
Wednesday, [says the Providence Journ-
al passed off without the least excitement
aud with very little interest. The major
ity for Gov. Harris Whig) in Providence
Is SO over all: last year it was SO.
There is no doubt of the reelection Of the
entire Wing ticket and of a Wing Legis-
lature-
ARKANSAS U. S. SENATOR Major 6.
Borland has been appointed Senator from
the Stale of Arkansas, to fill The vacancy
caused by the resignation Of hr. Sewer.
~ They commenced laying the iron
rail on the Saratoga and Whitehall Road on
Monday, April 10, and the Directors have
contracted for four locomotives to be de-
liyered respectively June I-l5, July l.
l5.-Erpress.
GFAt the Court Of Common Pleas in
Keene N. H., in the case of Farr against
Laid and wife for a breach of promise,
the jury returned a verdict of $1,000 for
The plaintiff.
.SuiciGe-Miss Caroline L. Field, a
young lady of West6eld, about 25 years
old, committed suicide at the house ofthe
father of her intended husband in South
ampton. by taking arsenic, on Monday,
the Sd inst. Miss Field had always main
tanned an excellent character, but for
Fhort time past had, either from mental
arrangement or some other cause, mani
tested distrust of her lovers fidelity. In
frenzy of excitement she repaired to his
house on Monday, and in the evening
committed the desperate act which speed
lily terminated her life.-Springfeld Ga
Scfte.
Fatal Accident man named Moses
hIIby was killed, near the wharves, on
nday last, by the giving way of por-
non OF the gearing of windlas used in
launching sloop. A lever struck him
on The head, infictinga fatal wound
Free Press.
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as other causes, many of my friends and fel-
low-citizens have avowed their preference for
and directed their attention to- the distinguished
names of other citizens of the United States
I take pleasure in truly declaring, that have
no regrets to express, no complaints, no re-
proaches TO make, on account of any such pre-
ference, which am fully persuaded are gen
orally founded on honest and patriotic convic-
tons HENRY CLAY.
Ashland, April 10, 1913.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Mr-r1A EoI q 1910


Sir: have received no communication
from the Department or the Adjutant Gener-
ais Office since my last report, (No. Al )dated
the I'd inst, but slips from newspapers and let
tiers from Washington have come to interest
ed parties, representing, l learn, that the Pres
dent has determined to place me before a
Court for daring to enforce necessary disci-
pline in this army against certain Gifts high Of
ficers. make only passing comment upon
these unofficial announcements; learning, with
pleasure, through the same sources, that am
to be superseded by Major General Butler.
Perhaps, after trial, may be permitted to re-
turn to the United States. Ny poor services
with this most gallant army are at length to be
they would be.
i have the honor 10 remain, with high re-
spect, Sir, your obedient servant.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
To the Hon. Secretary OF War.
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MiddleburY Female Seminary

The Spring term of IA weeks opens on Mon
day next, April 17th,under more than usually
favorable circumstances. Miss Martha H.
Clement, daughter of the Rev. iona Clement,
D. D. an experienced and acceptable teacher,
and Miss Charlotte j. Landon, SO well and IA
vorably known in this community, are engag-
ed as teachers. A limited number of boarders
can be accommodated in the Seminary.
S. PEARL LATHROP, Principal
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, April I3.
(Reporled for The Traveller.)

(Reporled for the Traveler.)
At market 400 Beef Cattle, 45 pairs Work
ing Oxen. so Cows and Calves, 700 Sheep
and $500 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Sales at 1878,
$50 and Z.
Working Oxen-Sales at sis, 123-on'
pair extra S1S5.
Cows and Calves-Sales at SIS, %, 27 and
IS.
Sheep-S2,25. e,75, 5, $50 and 5,5o-a few
extra at Q.
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WOOL WOOL u!

The subscriber has just received, from the
East, some of the best and latest improved Ma
chinery, and has fitted up his entire works in the
best possible manner; and being grateful for
past lavors, would again announce to his friends,
customers and the public generally, that he is
ready 10 receive Wool 10 manufacture into
Cdssimeres, Plain Cloths, and Flannels.
Also he is sanguine TO believe, By reason Of
his long experience in business, that he cannot be,
and is determined he lrW not he surpassed in
manufacturing cloths, for Durability of service
and PeIm0nency Of color, by any establishment
IN the County.
Those wishing to have wool manufac tured
will find it to be for their interest 10 give him a
call.
Wool manufactured on shares or by the yard,
afthe option of the owners.
EDWARD PHAIR:
N. B. Terms adapted to the times. E. p
New Haven Mills, Is4S. 81; GIN.
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The CATARACT BRIDGE.-The Engineer
engaged in building Wire Suspension Bridge
below the cataract Of Niagara, has carried a.
cross the gulf one of his small wire cables on
which the bridge is to rest. He tightened it
and by means of an iron basket, attached &c
pullies, has passed across repeatedly, two hun
dred and forty feet above the abyss below the
falls He represents the view from the centre
of the wire cable as glorious, both above and
below. A lady has since ventured across.
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GEN. ScoTT-By our late accounts, in the
last number, from the City of Mexico, it will
be seen that Gen. Worth had withdrawn his
accusation against the distinguished General
in-chief of the American Army, and that the
Court Martial had accordingly suspended the
examination in his case. One despatch states
that Gen. Scott will soon return to the United
States.
In connection with this subject, the follow
ing brief note of Gen. Scott to Mr.. Secretary
Marcy may not be uninteresting to our read
ers
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Ladies' School.

THE Summer term of the School for Young
Ladies and Misses, at the chapel of the Old
Academy, will commence on Wednesday the
26th day of April, 1913, and continue eleven
weeks and half.
Course of instruction, Teachers, and terms
for tuition the same as during the past year.
Arrangements have been made TO furnish
board on reasonable terms, at the school build
dings, for pupils coming from distance.
OZIAS SEYMOUR.
Middlebury, April 10, 1913.
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TEACHERS OF COMMON SCHOOLS
In the County of Addison, wishing 20 be
examined by the County Superintendent, are
requested to present themselves at one of the
following places, on thespecifed days:
Leicester, Saturday, April %.
Shoreham, Monday, " "a.
Middlebury, Tuesday, Z" %.
Vergennes, Wednesday, " &c.
Examination, each day, will commence at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. This plan is adopted, in
preference to visiting every town, from the
fact that. hitherto,in many towns no candidates
have presented themselves, on the appointed
DAYS, and that teachers residing in the vicinity
of the towns above named, will find it no great
inconvenience to be present at the examina-
ton. The Town Superintendent are requested
to give this notice as extensive 4 circulation as
practicable, and at the same time to designate
the place for holding the examination.
+. S. BARRETT,
Sup. Com Schools for Addison County.
Leicester, April 10, 1913.
Teachers will please meet at the Town
Room, in Middebury, on the 18th Of April, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, as above noticed.
GEO. SMITH, TO,rn Supt.
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MARRIED.

In Whiting, on the 18th inst, by Rev. X.
Haven, Whitfield Walker, Esq, to Miss
Hannah Brace, all of Whiting.
Also, by Rev. B. Allen, Mr.. William Smith,
to Miss Charlotte Brace, all of Whiting.
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Swine-At wholesale IA lac; N. Y
Swine 5 ga 6 lac.

WooL.-The sales have been of 900 ID:
fleece at 80 to Sac 40 bales Buenos Ayres al
IL to lac, and about 10000 lbs pulled at 81
for No. Z, and % to 80 for superior, which is
decline of to Sc per Id from prices of Feb
ruary last.
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Louis PhiEppe.-A letter, emanating
from one of Louis Philippe's intimate
friends, was received BY the steamer Wash
ington, by gentleman of New York, an
nouncing that the ex-King has taken the
resolution to come and fix himself, with
his family, in the United States. So SAYS,
confidently. the Courier DIES Etats Unis,
with this additional remark. This is prob
ably not the last King who will flee for
safety to the Egis of the American re-
public.
ANOTHER AVERY AFFAIR-W We find in
the Weekly Gazette, published Saturday,
at Hartford, the particulars of case Of
abduction, which, if true, shows villainy
ofthe blacklist character. A beautiful or
phan girl, named Mary Salter, left there
a few days since for New Haven, was ia
ken directly to New York where. after a
few days, she died; her body was taken
to New Haven, from there carried across
the country to Lyme, left all night in a
hotel, and then quickly buried. The
mother (by adoption) of the girl went to
Lyme, but was forbidden to have post
mortem examination. The statement in
wolves the character of Methodist Cler-
gyman of Hartford.-IrOy Posi-.
The License Question. The vote on
the question submitted by the Legislature,
in respect TO the expediency of a law pro-
hibitng the sale cfintoxicating liquors ex-
cept for mechanical and medicinal pur-
poses, seems to indicate that majority of
the people approve such alaw.-N. IL
Freeman.
"a Father Matthew writes to cores
oondent in this country, that he is obliged
to postpone his intended vislt-until Au-
tumn. He has been ordered to Rome,
oy his superior.
C. Rev. Enos Dudley, of Canaan, N.
H., has been examined and committed for
trial, for the murder of his wife.
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~ From the other States of the Continent,
deere is little intelligence, in addition to what we
cave last week. We shall probably receive some
:,ii-ing news from Europe, in season for our next
lumber
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has purchased A. CHAP
MANS interest in all the property of the firm of
A. Chapman g. Son, including the demands due
said firm. He will continue business at the old
stand, and will pay the debts of said firm. All
persons indebted to the said firm, are requested to
call anG settle the same Immediately.
GEORGE c. CHAPMAN.
Middlebury, April Is, ls4S. Stiff
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UJNIOR EXHIBITION.

There viii be an Exhibition of the Junior
Class in Middlebury College, on Tuesday eve
Mug, The 25th inst, at the College Chapel.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Middle
bury. VT, March 3lst, 1S4S.
Miss Harriet Amidon, Edward Hall.
William Arnold, John Highland,
Jonathan Aiwaier. Richard Kane,
Miss Charity Bryant, Maria Johnson,
Henry Be- die, Miss Harriet Lucas,
Ira Brown, Miss Charlotte Lewis,
John Bradshaw, A. Miller,
C. E. Bowen, Michael Loughlan,
Miss lydia 5. Curiiss, Otis II. Miller,
Clarissa Chlienden, Andrew r. Mills,
Mrs. Lucy B. Clark. Joseph Nc Kerd.
Patrick Clark, Philip Nc Grath,
Hugh Cummings. Michael McErney,
William Cavie, Michael Mullin,
Patrick Carney, Dennis McCaD,
John Conwally, Joseph Maker,
Abner Chapman, John Vansicklen,
J.. Copeland, Ayndarius Tale,
James Cenrvell, John Owen,
Francis Carroll, Benz. Owens.
Mrs. Sarah Douglass, Dfrs. Anna Palmer.
S. Ouch, Nelson Page,
Daniel Degan. DR.. Porter
William Dorsey, Peleg Richmond
William Duuon, John A. Richards,
Mons Louis Dupont, Mrs. Betsey Robbins,
Miss Julia Evarts. Miss Mary III. Smith,
H.. l.. Enos. Cornelia A. Smith,
Geo. w Eldridge, Miss Jeneite Smith,
Mrs. Sarah Fitch, Elan Smith,
Miss Martha Foot, Daniel w. Smith,
Martin Foot, Charles St. Germin,
Hugh Freil, John l.. Sawyer,
Miles Farr. James Semple,
St.Siniette Forgeronr, AlonZo Sumner,
Russell Farnham, John Sibley,
Henry w. Foot, Arrilla Sibley.
ID. S French, William p. Turner,
Theodore Graves, Josiah Turner
Dominic Golden, William Wilson.
CeIina Hapes. Thomas Waters,
Franklin Haren, Robert Walker.
K. William Wilcox.
Persons calling for any Of the above Let
tiers. will please TO designate them as adver-
Used. Two cents in addition 10 The postage
charged on all advertised letters.
EDW'D ID. BARBER. P. M 2
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Is VERGENNES, 4S
Troy and New York; New Line
Canal Boats.

This Line of Canal Boats will be in readiness
at the opening of Navigation for the TranSporta-
ZION OF all kinds of property to and from Vergen-
mes and Troy with despatch. Leaving VeIgen-
mes, Tuesdays and fridays, P M, and Troy
every Tuesday and Saturday, P. NJ, arriving al
Vergennes, Tuesday and Friday mornings.
This Line of Boats will receive and deliver
GooDs and other property, The Vergennes Iron
Co. Wharf, in Vergennes, where there will be
every convenience for
STORING AND DELIVERING
all kinds of property with the greatest facility,
and there will be at all times in attendance good
and trustworthy men 10 receive and deliver Goods
with the least possible delay. All charges will
be as low as at any other Establishment. s..
All Goods intended for this Line must be mar
ked, care off. NJ. SHAW, Troy.
u. CHAPMAN, AGENT. Vergennes.
F. NJ. SHAW, " Troy.
Tow-Boat Office. 155 River ST.. Troy.
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Fresh Arrival.

To be had at J. HAGARS BOOK STORE
lower thar in New York and Boston; Webster.
Dictionary, the unabridged aud revised and cnlar-
ged- A few doz. of the Psaltery and Choral Sing.
ing Books Evangelme, bv Longfellow, Quartz
Bibles Presents for Teachers, &c. &c.
Also, few Barrels Of Superfine Flour.
Middlebury 81 Feb. 1913. a.
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liberation.

This may certify that have given my son
Andrew James his time until he shall become
oithe age Of 81 years. and shall neither claim
any OF his wages nor pay any debts Of his
contracting after this date.
SCARBOROUGH March eth. 1913.
49 3~ JOHN JAMES. .
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CLOTHS.

a good assortment of Cloths suitable for OVER
CoAIlNGS. in Black, Browns and Blues-also.
sr lew pieces SUFFER- GERM44N PLAIN AND
'TWILL'D CLOTHS AND DOE SKINS Sor
sale cheap by E. VALLETTE.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,

District OF Addison, S.
Be it remembered, that at a Probate Court held
at Middlebury, IN and for the District of Addison
on the 18th day of April, a d. IS4S,
James Mcdonald administrator Of the estate of
HARRY ABBEY,
late of said Middlebury, deceased, presents his
petition in writing 10 this Court, praying for IL
cense to sell all real estate Of said deceased, for
the purpose of paying the debts Of said deceased
and expenses of administration and therein sets
forth the amount Of debts of the deceased the ex-
penses OF administration the value of the person.
al estate, and the situation of the real estate of
the deceased and that it is necessary to sell real
estate fer the purpose aforesaid: 1t is thereupon
ordered, that said petition be considered by this
Court, at the session thereof TO be held at the
office of the Register of this Court in said Mid
dlebury, on Thursday the 4th dav of Mayncxt, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon: and that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interested.
that they may appear and make their objections
if any they may have to the allowance of said ac-
count, by publishing certified copy of this or
der in the Middlebury Galaxy newspaper
printed at said B1iddlebury-three weeks sue
cessively previous to the time of said Court
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register
A true copy Of Record, q.
81 Attest, Jed. S. BUSHNELL Register
STATE OF VERMONT, | Be it remembered
District OF Addison SIS J that at n Probate
Court holden in MiddlebUry in and for the District
Of Addison, on the 4th day of April A. d.
ls4s. g,
John Simonds and Lyman P. White ad-
ministrators Of the estate of
JOSEPH SIMONDS
late Of Whiting in said District deceased make
application TO this Court, TO have The tire al
Lowell them for The payment of the debts Of
the deceased extended one year from the ex-
piration of the time heretofore limited by this
Court 1t is thereupOn orSered BY this Court
that said application be considered by this
Court. at the session thereof TO be held at the
Office Of The Register of this Court 10 said
Middlebury, on Thursday the 4ih day of
May next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
and that said administrators give notice
thereof 10 all persons Interested, that they
may appear and make their objections. if any
they may have. TO said lime being extended.
by publishing a certified copy ofth:s order in
the Mddlebury Gdlaxy-a newspaper print
ed a, said Middebury-Ihree weeks success
sively previous TO the time of saiG Court
Jed. S. Bushnell Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell Register. so
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&c II gives us the most unfeigned salts
faction 10 be able to lay before our readers
the following letter. which we find in the New
York Tribune, of Thursday evening last.
HENRY CLAWS SENTIMENTS IN
REGARD TO THE PRESIDENCY.
Philadelphia, Wednesday, Apr. II. 1913.
Editor Trbune-Dear Sir: send you by
Telegraph the following letter of Hon. Hen
ry Clay in regard 10 the. use ofhrs name in
connection with the next Presidency. Ii
will be welcome intelligence TO those ofhis
friends who have feared that he might not
consent 10 have his name brought before the
National Convention OF June next.
Yours, &c. t.
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HARTFORD.

TIE subscriber has been appointed Agent for the HGRr
= ruRD FIRE Insurance a ,MrANY for Midfleburv and
vicinity, and vii recive pTofosts for neurins property
as1mt los Or image by Fiyl Ths kng estab-
shd reputation OF this Company, and the promptness
wh when all their iranacuns have been eierisrd
render unnecessary IN say any hing IN its favor An
business connected with the ore Entrusted will ba
faithfully and punctBaly transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR
miodiebury, FEB ., J552 43;y Agent
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Liberation

This nIay certify that |, Harley Sunderlin,
have given my son. Henry L. Sundrrlin, his
time during the remainder OF his minority,
and that shall claim none Of his earnings
or pay any Of his debts, contracted after his
date
Ripton, March 81, 1918.
40 3w HARLEY SUNDERLIX.