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Gen. Pierce and the Religious Test.

The caumny which represented Gen. Pierce as hostile
to the Catholics has been already sufficiently euled and
has fallen into that utter and universal contempt which
its magnity and falsehood richly deserve.
The following conclusive statement on the subject,
made by Catholics residing in the immediate vicinity OF
Gen Perces home, and who have therefore been them
selves the witnesses OF his efforts in favor OF religious
liberty. 10 not now needed for Gen Pierce's vndicaon
But its publication will serve good purpose as show
ing the desperation and audacy OF iasehood which must
from the first have characterized the attempt to msrepre
sent Gen. Pierce this question.
CONCORD. On. H.,) August 10, 1852
DEAR Understanding that impression has ob,an-
ed in Wisconsin considerable extent and especially
among that portion of your people that Catholics tina
General Franklin Pierce OF this Sate unfendly &c
Catholics religious Sect and that attempt has been
made 10 hold him responsible for the odous
contained in the constitution OF this State the undersigned
Catholic citizens OF Concord deem duty say
the Catholics OF this State and OF New England and
ciay that portion Of them that OF his political opinions
entnrain for him the highest respect potciaa and
man Especially do they feel under great obligations to
him for his powerful efforts in the expunge
that odious "te from the constitution Of New Hampshire,
and for his efforts before the people have the amend
men to the constitution adopted which provided for the
| striking out Tho religious test.
Amy impression OF the kind indicated does Gen. Pierce
great injustice and regret that Tor partisan purposes he
has been thus msrepresented. We send this YOU
for eectoneering partisan purposes, but simple act
ofasce Of the strongest opponents the odious e
has In New Hampshire, aud to OF the liberal and
tolerant of its citizens We have been present
meetings and at the last meeting when this proposed
amendment submitted TO the people, and have heard
Gen. Pierce address the people in favor of aboshng this
est and any representation that he opposed striking
out that tes that he has exerted himself to have
that test abolished proceed either from profound g-
norance. malicious of the man, his
character and course in relation this .est question
Christopher Hart, John Geenty,
Thomas McGrath, Patrick Luminer,
Michael Durning, Michael McCabe,
| Martin Lawler, d. Flynn,
| James Hart, Thomas Clark,
William Connolly, Patrick Mehan,
| Thomas Mumford, Luke Benson,
Thomas Murphy, John Gallagher,
Richard Wheelehan, William Sheehan,
James Leahy Michael Murphy,
Timothy Lynch, Barnard cDonad,
CHARLES O'Bryon, Barnard Callance,
Owen Garland, John Lynch,
Martin easy, Barney Halpn,
John Thompson, Phillip Hapin.
John Murphy, James McCone,
Thomas Thompson, Richard LuniTd,
Edmond Sullivan, Patrick McCone.
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Christopher Hart,
Thomas McGrath,
Michael Durning,
Martin Lawler,
James Hart,
William Connolly,
Thomas Mumford,
Thomas Murphy,
Richard Wheelehan,
James Leahy,
Timothy Lynch,
Charles O'Bryon,
Owen Garland,
Martin easy,
John Thompson,
John Murphy,
Thomas Thompson,
Edmond Sullivan,
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John Geenty,
Patrick Luminer,
Michael McCabe,
d. Flynn,
Thomas Clark,
Patrick Mehan,
Luke Benson,
John Gallagher,
William Sheehan,
Michael Murphy,
Barnard Mcdonald,
Barnard Callance,
John Lynch,
Barney Halpin,
Phillip HaIpin.
James McCone,
Richard Lunird,
Patrick McCone.
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" son, Royal navy. Vol l, 1852,
Ben,ham en- the Civil Concerns Of The Navy. vol.
Naval Tacucs ny Captain MORRISON, Royal navy vol.
Naval Architecture translated from Clsrbos by Captain
Royal navy vol.
Aliens Battles of the British Navy. vols, 1872
Ginsrds Deeds Of Naval Daring ! vol, tss2 .
Cbcstney, lcolons Royni Artillery Fire Arms vol
vol, 1852.
Rrsddock the Manufacture and Proof Of Gunpowdsr
Burns's Naval Military Technical Dictionary Of une
and English vol.
Hsl~ssds screw Fleet of the Navy. VOL
Rawsons Screw Propeller ! vol.
ramubvll,s Ry,tsh Admirsis MarrhsIls Naval Bioarnp
vsls fhan,iess Life cf Sidney Smith R0svdw LIZ
ney smith a vos NicSss's History Royal Nsvy-e vols,
bets Nsvai Hs~sovy--6 voss- N
Lsfs o. Admiral sawmarcz by Sir John Ross. vols.
BssnsSu,s History Royal Navy. 2voss.
nscsnsIy imported from London. with many other WORKS
sciences sevice in all their various branches NY
Aug "a FRANCK TAYI
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The Collins steamship Atlantic. Captain West, with
four days later adyices from all parts Of Europe reached
lerday She lett Liverpool on the llh Instant al quart
past four o'clock, p. and aiyeN at The Hook
ii O'clock on Saturday nlght-thus making the passage
ia ten days and seven hours The Atlantic has now
made the four quickest successive trips ever ascom-
plished between New York and Liverpool
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on Saturday evening,
| 7lh instant. al ten minutes past O'clock.
The by the Atlantic is OF special Importance.
The fishery question is discussed in most OF The London
papers, and has caused slight depression IN the funds.
The general belief appears be that the matter will be
settled amicably
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READY MADE CLOTHING
CLOSING OFF
a II 90 . It .!

will sell at Cost for cash my entire stock
of DRY GOODS, CROCKERY, HARD
WARE & MEDICINES. The cost mark
will he given 10 all who may ask for ton paper
which can be kept for key to further purchas
Cs
Mr.. Thompson, my salesman, is instructed
to give the cost mark to all call ing for it and
in no instance to ask fraction above cost
| have good assortment of Prints, Dclanes
Alpaccas, Lionese Goods, Ginghams, Shawls,
Tickings, Towelings, Table Linen, Broad
cloths, Cassimercs, Tailors Trimmings, Coats
Pants & Vests ready madc,-Buots & Shoes,
Umbrellas, Satin & Velvet Ribons, & Arifi
cas, Room Paper, Hats 6 Caps, Muffs &vic-
torines. Shovcls Il Spades, Forks & Rakes,
Whips & Lashes, Nails e. Glass. Whitewash
& Paint Brushes, Brass Kettles, Brooms, "A Aes,
dc &C. In short over $1,000 worth of prime
goods are now offered at full 2s per cent less
han they can he boughi in Addison County.
The business will be cosed as soon as the goods
are sold. The Public will find the statemen,
literally true. aud may rest assured that they
will obtain a bargain at my store; IS cts will
buy 81 40 worth-tryi it.
JOHN ROCKWELL
Cornwall, Nov. 8, 1852.
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WHAT THE NOVA sCOTIANS THINK
From the Halifax Sun, Sept "a, 1S4S

From the Halifax Sun, Sept "a, 1S48
We have never had any great faith in"quack
medicines" as they are called but at the
same time, we think it quite possible many of
these contain those healing proprietics, which
from their beneficial influence or the constitu-
ton, have led to the many published laudtory
in their behalf We have now to speak of
our own experience. Last winter for length
of time we suffered from heavy cold caught
in the early part of the scason-our cough be-
ing violent and harrassing-and more for Gu
riosity than any beliefin its virtues, We pro-
cured bottle ofWistar's Balsam and we are
free to confess, that ere We had swallowed ito
contents, in ftful doses rs prescribed, cough
and cold had left us. As the Agent for the
Proprietor of this valuable medicine is now
in this City we mention this fact in proof of
its qualities, that he may have our testimony,
be the value of it what it may to add to that
OF others similarly benefited
SETH W. F0WLE, Druggist, No, 12S Wash
ington street, Boston, Mass, is the proprietor
Of the original receipt for the manufacture OF
the genuine medicine, supplies both at whole
sale and retail, and Of whom agencies can be
obtained.
Price-one dollar bottle, six bottles for
five dollars.
Middirbury J.. Nredhani, Bristol: A. P Roscoe
Ne~ Ilav-n, D. iIa,kon, w. Cornwall: l. p. Beu.
son, Wh'iinsf. liauinstou, vergennes: T. C. Smith
Monktos.
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SAMUEL A. lIuLBuRr
JOSEPH BRANCH,
SAMUEL IL. TuPrER&
Addison County, In
Chanccry.

~" 1"p" T ,1'
o"nu.. hu'puit vi ,ers'hnca' III 'ho
'oeh'' VI Huu''o" having, INNS u's Gu Ill III,
IN ns "" III .""nec'y "s'''st 'osePu
s VI iS M'a. III ,no county VI ria''h''ii
Gnu ru'u I'..o VI .e" io.h, o"lnuei n upper 0,
wi' ni pi ~ .nS ,1ui VI Oi','vnieh anu
s'.t,;,' c"a,,' ~ o 'i y, s"'u 81 ,nne'
rs ~, ~ u, ,,',..'.' .n". s"iu 'oSepi
~ ,u,e on wy 'i''l 'oe,.n u''y VI oc.ooer
", 90 .oid Tn-'. w T''s ou'' ~. IA"
~, VI '" Z: III 'iie sum VI 90 uo,,
'o., ~ .nieS Poui,sso,! no'es'Iai,
s" ,;, i'tn u! u oo.opcr iofo anu al
p"!"o,I MI ,u'oos' annual! one ior the
~ &c w snc ,',n u''9 Vi
III, w. 10, III, vh' ~ I'VE "1luS pay
,,n, a.. inn d,,,Ia. ""! w. co. anu
-, ~, w ""'iS P,!"o'e y" VI ooiVie 'he
~. ""! y. ~ 80, !" Vlue' u secure
w r": VI s'N 'u" y n's ue1u VI o"'
e "'' "'n' 49, ~ "INi,o"ieusc
,I.fo 10 ""a .,', " s"'u 80" u"s VI 'e-
81 10 -! wa; vi Hoi gag 10
1'.'d H. V'', :" ,e cue t?,o"ins uesctloed
,.;,,s.. =, 81 - LAZY VS"u' W or' tam
TeS,i',,r ~ ~ 80 80. y""eN 'S i''io"S
VS. an aid l9,h d,y ~ 49,, o c,,Ie when
MIA SS I,an r. So. VI o S',J 'oio, oecu,
n,vn,J IA, H., So, va ''Iu
In.J;n. f.n,, H.. U'',h IL, ~ "" '". '",'''
To,, -. ,.U", aDI No t.i', Nn"lci 10 inc
W,s,erJv nv l,nd ov,n.I IT, 10, o. ..'i''u "nu
usai., and d;,;daJ '.e s',u 'o'cpi
,h.m oroc,,J ri'at "' 'ne,S'.o,n " renee
har isiS saij u,, -" ~; '"e IN w! u oc 20
Ill IL. I'r ~, ~ .o'o'ue' a'io'' oi IVY
aJm"d ~ y m.s III uu? eAseu'ed' acknowi-
Is "u au ~ "ss'enru s"lu mortgage
hi -, "' ,h a 49,, us III 'ae p'o,iises aio'e'
0c,ah,r rs III p.a as on .'o pun Jay OF
49, dn,r o ''u D, .,,'s us "ee9 Vi 'il','
cd in con- sdcra,on ~ cmo Sii,' u'a'u record,
~; ;.n, :; '. Wv, VI ooo uo'i"'s'coh'c!ed al
's' 'n'.'es. III 'he 1'oresaiu premises 10 the
''o'cS'iu S"niuc, IL. upper: Ihat SAID Tup-
~. p,.Ieu sS,u "l,'iam EDWARD Irswold IN
possession , 81 sald premises as his tenant
-. - 10 no"i anu ior
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r. r. r.
A MIRACLE AT DUNDEE, ILL.

MihAChE Al DUNDEE, LII.
Read the following letter from A. s. Hollis
ter, Esq. -" A few weeks since, a man In our
village suffered with severe attack of rhcu
matism,a and was in constant pain for two days
II. r. H. was recommended and applied. In
less than two hours he was free from pain,
aud enjoyed pleasant sleep For all pains
we find 1t an instant remedy. 1t cures sick
head ACHE neuralgia, dysentery, chils and fe-
yer, and al the other complaints put down
In the advertisement. Our physicians use II.
and indorsc its quick aud valuable properties.
A. s. liolLisrgR, Dundee Cook, Co, Ill.
n. B.-RADWAY'S Ready Relief cures the
lame, stiijointed, rheumatic, and neuralgia
sufferers. 1t instantly stops pain.
Every day we receive intelligence Of the
quick efficacy Of Il. X. Relief in stopping pain
and removing its cause 1t cures Rhcuma-
tism and Diarrhea. 1t cures Neuralgia and
Chill Fcvor, 1t cures Cholcra-alays Groups
and Spas Sick Headache IND Tooth Ache
1t nout-s poisoas and acids, renders NAL
aria ia MESS, innscs health and life into the
chilly I'D. 1t rcfreshcs and invigorates. II
acts upon the nervous system, rendering the
nerves strong and Iron proof against disease
We do not Claim that II. r. Relief will cure
all complaints 1t is prepared to cure certain
diseases arising from irritating causes all Rhu
matte, Neurafgic, Nervous, and Maarious Dis
eases. sill acute pains. 1t will instantly stop
and quickly remove its cause.
For Diseases arising from BAD BLOOD.
X. X. X. No. 2.
Foul and Corrupt Humors, thick and Bad
Blood Sores of all kinds, Salt Rheum, Scrofua
St.Vi tus's Dance, Chronic Diseases, and al
diseased deposits are quickly removed by the
use ofRadway's Renovating Resolvcnt. 1t is
powerful searching, and one dozen will pro
duce wonderful effect. 1t is certain cure
for all humors. Price 81. Railway & Co.
1872 Fulton reetopposite of .PauPs. 293w
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Fever and Aguc.

The tone AMI energy impaired to ;hc 'toni
ach by this medicine, foliifcs the sysicm :.
gainst infectious diseases. md exposure I'd
changes of climate; IL is in fnci. sn inIispen-
saJl, TRAVELLING C0MFANION.
The history of this remarkable medicine.
nnl Its astonishing success in obstinate cnsesof
DrsrArsiA, ASTHMA and GLskEAt DtnIL-
IIr or THE SisrIM, lnccS it among the
most wonderful discoveries in hicdical srir nee.
and has given il Il reputation far hey nc any
remedy known for these complaints IN all
their various forms.
The Oxygenaicd Diiicrs contain nothing
which can inioxirate; and the medicine he's
no similarity whatever to the vhriuu' alcohol.
ic mixtures, disguised US . Btteif," being
| purely u mediral com round, in which are
combined the most valuable remtdi,l rgenls.
and n peculiar oxygenntcd property, LitL,rlo
unknown, but highly ,ffirscious in Al Ct IA
| plants arising from weakness and dtrsrrr'
neni or prostraton Of the stomach and ~
TEN generally. 1t is n mild and agreeable
tonic removing all disagreeablc SYM tons.end
| assisting nature in her efforts 70 restore lilo
impaired powers Of the system. Nuuci, ia
! letters in possession Of the Propiielers frcin
those who have been cured or greatly benefit
| ted bv this medicine, can he seen on nprlien
ton, and pamphlets sent by mail 10 an, Part
II the United States.
Among thcnumerous and highly respectable
certificates, We refer TO tie following
Prof A. y. HAYES. NJ. d. State Assaysr.
FITZHENRY HOMER ESQ, Boston.
JAS. {. DUNN, Esq, City Treasurer. Bes-
lion, MYRoH LAWRENCE, I1-rreM.
Mass. Senate.
Hon l.. II. ARNOLD, formerly Gov II. !
nov me mher OF Congress.
Hon. WIN. WOODRRlD6Ero formerly Coz.
of Michigan. now L. s. SENATOR.
Hon J. r. MOREHEAD, formerly Gov. 81
Kennedy, now L s. Sensior
Hon J Fl. SIMMONS, U. y. Senator from
Rhode Island.
tor tom SeJmort.
Hon wM. UPHAN.
lion. sJLOMOS FOOT. Member Of Con.
gre>s from Vermont.
Hon. NJ. ID. FOSTER, Member OF Con
Sle>> tinln Pennsylvania.
Hon. NJ. l.. MARTIN Delegate in Con
eress from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. a. C. DODGE Delegate In Congress
from Iowa,
RIP STOWE, Esq, Clerk in The IIoGe, Of
c. c. rRowBRIDGE, ESQ.,. Detroit,
Michigan.
GEO. w.JoNEs, Esq, Surveyor Gstsr.l'
Duhutne Iowa.
JOSEPH HOME, Esq, NJ. &c Wall street,
New York.
Many other individuals Of the highest rs-
<pectahility can he referred to. who will cow
firm all that has been said in favor OF his in.
valuable medicine.
DIR. GEO. r. GREEN, proprietor, Wind.
,or vi.
REED, RATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. ~ Merchants Row, Boscr,
General Agents.
Price 3 per bottle six hoile,fcr IS.
Agents. s Moody Middlcturs A P
Roscoe, New Haven W: Il. 6Fragus. Ver-
gennes u Is.
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STATE OF VERMONT ! Be il remembered
District of Addison, SIS. that at a Probate
Court held at Middlebury in and for the Dis
trict OF Addison, on the 18th day of October
A. ID. 1852
EbenLer n Briggs and Lcnse Sayles, exec
utors of the last will and testament of
JONATHAN GIBSON
late Of Salisbury in said District deceased
present their petition in writing to this Court
praying for license TO sell real estate Of the
said deceased for the purpose of paying the
debts and legacies of the deceased and ex-
pensos OF administration, and therein set
forth the amount of debts allowed by COM
missioners against said estate and expenses Of
administration. the value Of the personal es-
tate, and the situation of the real estate Of
the deceased, and that II is necessary 10 sell
a part OF the real estate OF said deceased for
the purpose aforesaid; 1t Is thereupon order
cd, that said petition be considered by this
Court at the session thereof to be held at the
Office cf the Register OF this t'ourt in said
Middlebury on Thursday the 25th day Of No
vember next, at one o'clock 10 the afternoon ,
and that notice thereof be given TO all per
sons interested, that they may appear and
make their objections, IL any they may have,
to said license being granted, by publishing a
certified copy OF this order in the Middebury
Register, a newspaper printed at sad Middle
bnry three weeks successfully previous to the
time Of said court.
JrD. S. BusHsrLL, Register.
A true copy Of Record.
esr A.testJsr. s, BcsHsELt, Register
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NEW MUSIC BOOK.
T H e H A r p S I o H o R d:
OR, UNION COLLECTION OF SACRED
MUSIC,

MUSIC,
BY LEONARD Mrs al and Henry ~
ScOne Teachers Of Music, Bostoc.
INNS work is the most complete collection
l. of Sacred Music ever published contain
ing about five hundred tunes in upwards of
eighty different meters, besides Chants, and
more than sixty anthem sand set pieces, adapt
ed to every occasion of divine worship aud
public interest, such as Declarations, Instala
tons, Ordinations ,Baptisms, Funerals, Thanks
giving and Fast days, Opening and Close of
Services, Patriotic and Temperance Ceebra-
tons, &c, the whole forming book of three
hundred and cighty-four pages, of more than
usual size, and in large and elegant type. a II
its features have been perfected withthe great
est care, and under the immediate supervision
Of the editors. But the number of pieces is
not the only Recommendation of this work -
reliance is placed mainly in the fact, that
the music will bear examination, each tune
having been thoroughly digested and made
not to ill up the book, but to be sung.
| Most of the music in this book is new to the
American publicand selections are made from
Handel Haydn, Mozart Neukomm, Rossini,
and others.
ALSO Ftreside Harmony; collection Of
Glees and part songs, either of original or a.
dapted from the German. and never before
published in this conn ry-By VIM. Mason.
Professor RtsseWs Rsa ling BJots. which
have been introduced into more than 500
towns,
The White Stare "a book of thrilling interest,
on Slavery, with eight engravings. Agents
wanted to sell this last named book, who can
make good wages
Orders solicited by TAPPAN & WHITE
MORE, III Washington street, Boston, for the
above
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH
I'll O LLOW A Y'S
p ILLS.
CURE OF A DlsURDbREb LIVER
AND BAD DIUES IIUN.

a
AND BAD DlGES llUN.
Copy Of d letter from Mr. r. W. KirtBs
Chemist, 7, Prcseot Street, Birerpooi
dated Gu Jane, 1851
To ptofessor Uottow.y
SIN Yo.r pills and Dir,t.,cni HIVE stood
tho bi,hn., an obr ssla La, of P,o,,;.,ary
Medicines far some v,o,s A crs,,,incr m
whom can ,cfer far anv c,,,;,ics Lcsircs ms
-, Ia, cor, lro,v ,hn t. of TO- go
Sbo h5J hsc,, ,ro,,hI.i r,r ysnrs with n aisor,
dereJ liver. and bad diocs,ibn On the last
occasion, however. the viiulenre of the attack
wnsso alarmingiand the inflammation sci in so
'everelyi That doubts were entertained OF her
she wns ,nJnred III re tsn% pile and shc in'
G,rms me lin, oftcr Tie rrs,,and each succecI.
inc dose. sbe had great relief ehc continued
m ,,lc ,h,m All ,l,bnn.L sLs hsrJ Xiv
three Boxes. she il now in tho enioymrut Of
ucrlc,, health couli h .vc cent van ,n,ny
more cnsc. In, tho ab,y, rrom tho ser,rifv Of
re aiioct and rho ,n,,dv euro I hint .nr, h,
mucb IN favor of vour astonishing PHI.
fSiynedl r w KIRKt,S.
ANrvrp ,nnD,N .ux Ct,nr
,,ni;ti, re nisviEi ~ ~ III,
Nun 'iA ~ - Hn, ~ 'hN NiH
""" H'"h'
Copy o. LsHer inserted n Me HOBART
- - -'.''' ~ -'NtiNy
MaJT J. UMkh.
Margaret NJ Cunngan nineteen years Of age,
residin. at New Town, had been suffering from
a violent rheumatic fever for UPWARDS Of two
months, which had entirely deprived her OF the
u.r of hrr limbs . durinv tho ,,crinI she Wa
IL, H. 49,. a. -, III. ,',,.t;.ai
~ ~ 80 -. '"e '',', '"'"' -
m"E IN HOBART lown. ana ny them hci case
was considered homeless friend prevailed
upnn her 10 trv iiollowav', rcl.b. nird pins.
-. " -, ~, =
""'S" sue coh,c"tc" w u", an" Nv j" 'n'ic'''"'e
| short space OF time they effected peri ct cure.
CIIREOF PAIN AMI IClTNESS
- ". :, - -. Az -
IN The Ct1E>1 AND S1OMACH Of y
prRcoN WEARS pE ACE
FROM HS"f- 1'eT d S'ni FLoPr'e'ors o. me
Lynn h'reTtt"F, cHo cay ronca !0' e"e J"oe"'
ing statement "A Hgna md, 1901.
To Professor hoLLowAr'
SIR desire 10 bear testimony 10 INA
good effect OF Holloways rms. FOR some
years suffered sc,crely from /" PAL" "nd nshI'
| ness IN the stomach which was Also acc"mpa.
MED hy shorincs, OF breath, thnt prevented
me fro walking about. am - wears ci age
and notwithstanding my advnnredstnte vt ne
these Phls have 50 relieved me. thai am dc
sirou' That others should re made acquainted
WIN 'heir. virtue an now rendered ny thei'
| means. comparatively active. ana can tuke *
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WILLIAM ii. TURNER, &
BIsIIoP, SMITH a Co.

n,suor s,,,.,, a. r." T., C
Wa . VIM. ~ OhNSchHf'
,ha ""u ,,'. '',tIn N'sil oi new haven, IN
NV ~ p tu'eon, n"'m .n's u"y iIieu IN
HIM HI II r, ~, n'', ~ cr"nII'S' "ga,ns. WI
mn,r a',,d VI ave 81 sau ne" Ha'en' put
and -, ~ unh"o%n 10 tilv orator.
pr,dIo,, p ~, nisH1p' 'oa'h S'iii,h' yohn
i;,a,; ''. ~ i"on'.s II, SHnne!u' All VI Dur
c'rs, T.; "a .he eon'! .. oil'1yn 1,, 1es.lng
nnr On ,h.. 81 % IN u s"d ",i'rii az iur
in, t'iu o." LAY y. i"'eh, a. ~ 1901 DC
dlIars an;si i''i o IA. III .iie sum Vi 4oo
tba' Az. 49,, II, "is P,oln,Ssof! no'e' Vi
, c 800 icy r"! Io,o 70 s"iu N"sh VI oIuer' one
;u'a, ',ohii we u"'c Oh s''lu hote' WIN annual
III vow, III ~. 10 secure 'ne Paym nj OF
,,d s w." , ", ''""v; u! iS ~ Gu o' o'iSa
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be 1t remem
District of Addison, SIS. I bercd that, at a
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and for
the District Of Addison, on the 18th day of
October, A. d. 1852;
John L. Hammond, named executor in an
instrument purporting to be the last will and
testament of
THOMAS A. HAMMOND,
late of Orwell, in said District deceased, pre-
sents the said instrument and the probate
thereof, before D II. Chittenden, Surrogate
Of the County of Albany, in the State of New
York, duly authenticated, and pray that said
viii may be allowed, filed and recorded in
the Probate Court for the said District of Ad-
olson II is therefore ordered, that said in
strument be considered by this Court for al
lowance, at the session thereof, 10 be held AT
the Office ofthe Register ofthis court in Mid
dlebury in said district, oe Thursday the llth
day OF November next, at one o'clock In the
afternoon and that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested that they may ap-
pear and make their objections, if any they
may have, 70 The allowance Of faid will.
by publishing a certified copy Of this order
IN the MiddlebuJy Register newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-threew weeks sue
cessively previous to the time Of said Court.
JED. s. BUSHNELL, Register
a true copy Of record.
:Iiaf Attest Jrr s BrsnssLr, Register,