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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-31

STATE OF VERMONT. Be it remembered
District Of Addison, SIS, that at a Probate
Court held al Mddlebury in and for the Dis
rict of Addison, on the 3Oh day Of March,
A. ID. 1852:
Ozias Seymour, administrator the estate Of
REBECCA MUNGER,
late Of Whiting. in said District, deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ance; il is therefore ordered that said account
be considered for allowance by this Court, ut
the session thereof, to be held at the office Of
the Register OF said Court IN said Middlebury,
on Thursday, the 29th day Of April next at
one o'clock In the afternoon and that said
administrator give notice thereof, to all persons
interested, that they may appear and make Oh
Jechons II any they may have, to the allowance
OF said account, by publishing certified copy
OF this order in the Middlehury Regstcr-a
newspaper printed at said Middlebury-thrce
weeks successfully previous TO the time ofssid
Court. Jed. s bushnell ReoisI,r
A true copy Of record.
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it REMEMBER.
District Of Ad lison-ss ed that at Pre-.
hate Court, held in Mddlehury, in and for the
District OF Addison, on the 18th day 81
March, A. d. 1852:
An instrument purporting to be the last VI,
and testament Of
REBECCA BASS,
late OF Mddlchury, drcenscd, having been pre-
ssnted 10 this Court for probate and allowance;
II is thercupon ordered that said Instrument
he considered for probate and allowance, by
his Court, at the session thereof 10 be hold 81
the Office fthe Register Of this Court 10 said
Midilebury, on Thstdny, the LIST day Of April
next, at one o'clock in tho afternoon, and that
noiice ihereofhc given to all persons interested
that they may appear and make their objections.
il any they may have, 20 the probate aud al
lowancc Of said will, by publishing a certified
copy OF this order In the Middlcbuty Rceis.
tcr-a newspaper printed nj said Niddlehury
three weeks Excessively previous 10 tho
limo Of said Court.
Jgp. s. BUSHNELL, Register.
A trnc copy Of record.
a. Attest, JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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COINS SIONERS' NOTICE.

We, The subscribers, being appointed =, the
Hon the Probate Court Tor the District VI
Addison Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate Of
HENRY THOMAS,
late ufSalisbury, in said District, represent
cd insolvcnt, and also all claims AMI demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from
the LIST day Of March last being al|o Sed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
give nUtice that we will attend TO the BUSH
ness ofour said annoinment, al the dwelling
house OF Widow Sally Thomas, in Salisbury
aforesaid, on the last Fridays in April; and
July next, from Q o'clock Am. until 4 O'Clock
p. NJ. on each of aid DAYS.
JOHN PROUT, Commission-
JOHN. KELSEY. eu.
Dated at Salisbury, this 18th day OF March
1882. 4s;3w.
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10 the Hon. the Probate Court for TIE
Disiricf IF N'rp Hrrfn

10 the Hon. the Probate Court for he
District IF ner Haren.
Mary IIoyt, guardian OF Martha NJ Hoyf
Caroline Il. Hoyt and Henry G. Iloyt, minor
children Of Harry Hoyt. of New Haven
deceived, under the age OF eighteen and TWEEN
ty-onc ycar,, late, residing in New Haven
in said district represents to said Court that
the said Martha NJ. Hoyt is seized in fee OF
The following described real estate. to wit:
three pieces OF Land situated in New Haven,
aforesaid, one containing four acres md TWEEN.
| ~ seven rods OF Land, one containing nin0
acres Of Land, and one containing ha an a.
Gro and Icing the same three pieces Of Land
set off 10 her, the said Martha NJ in the die.
,rnhu,on Of her fathers Estate.
And also an equal undivided fourth part ~
! the reversion Of the widows dover, IN said
Harry Hnyi's estate containing about Il acres
and "a Of LAND with the building thereon ,atd
subject to life estate in the said widow Ne
ny lhyt.
Aud that the said Caroline Z, fIott is seized
| in her own right in fee OF sixitcr scres ara
eighty three rods Of Laud situated 10 Nc~
Haven Aforesaid, and also Of hall An .cte ~
Cedar Lund in New Haven, aforesaid beng The
two pieces Of Land set to Der in the dis'rta.
| ton If her fathers estate.
| And also al equal undivided fourth par, ~
the reversion of the widows DOVE, in said
Harry Hoyt's Estate Containing Abon; = acres
and Q of lnnd with the bnildng ihei,tr. ard
subject TO life estate in the said widow Ma.
ny iioyi.
And that the snid Henry c. IItyt ia sei.ei
in his own right in fee of fourteen h-rts md
ono hundred and seven rods Of Land and also
four acres and eighty six rods OF Land, all
situated in New Haven aforesaid md bring
the same two pieces of Land that were sci 10
the said Henry C. lIoyt, in the disiribu,ioa Of
his fathers Estate.
Aud also an equal undivided fourth part Of
the revcrsion of the widows dover, 10 sale
Harry Iloyts estate, containing Hand 3tse II
land with the building thereon and subject 10
a life estate in the said widow Mary Hoyt.
And the said guardian further represents "
said court, that it will be conducive 10 the in.
ierest other said wards to sell oil Of said real
estate. for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
of such sale a, interes, or investing it in stocis
OF in real estate, The said guardian therefore
rrays said court to grant her license 10 sen
real estate pursuant 10 the provisions Of ths
statute ia such case made and provided.
MARY HOYT.
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For Sale.

$50 Sheep belonging 10 the Estate Of Har-
vey Bell-Ssid sheep will be sold, TO be de-
liyered Immediately. otto be kept till the time
for turning them out 10 pasture; at the option
Of the purchaser. For particulars enquire Of
L. ID. Gregory, Eco, weybridge, or q the
subscribers GEO. s. SWIFT.
Middlebury, March 2sl, lss2. 4sf.
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Dir0,
In Goshen. arch 9Th, NATHAN CApES,


In Goshen, M arch 18th, NATHAN CAPES,
Esq, aged &C years.
Mr.. CArEN came from Stoughton, Mass,
and located in Goshen, in 1910. When the
town was organized in 1914, he was elected
their first Town Clerk, which Office he held
for rs years. He was also cleo. cd their Rep
resentativc to the General Assembly for sew
eral years in succession faithfully serving the
town in these and other important offices, to
which he was called by the inhabitants Sound
in his principles and clear in his Judgment
kind in his feelings and unassuming in his de-
pertinent he rcn1 ,rcd himself useful in
all the walks and relations of life. His pub
lie services and private virtues justly entitled
hin. 10 the confidence and esteem Of the peo-
pic so that his death is not only n severe af-
Fiction 10 his family and friends, but grca
loss 10 the town and community. COMM.
In Goshen, on the ped inst, Mrs. RuoDA c.,
wife Of Arnold Aver. %, aged 20 years, mos.
and days.
In Hague. Warren Co, n. Y, on the 10th
inst, HARRIET MARIA, wife of VIM. c. Bar
Der. and daughter Of Asahel Parsons, former
ly of Middlcbufy, aged 40 years.
In Starksboro'. Feb. 2ith, CHARLES Cut
LEN, son Of r. c., and Maria L. TAFT, aged 3
years and months.
Ere sin could blight, or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud 10 heaven conveyed,
And badc it blossom there.
In Orwell, 10th inst, LAURA, vile OF Ira
Raymond, aged 46
In Rutland, 10th inst, Mr.. BExJAMIN
MEADE, aged 90, Revolutionary pensioner.
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STATE OF VERMONT !
MARY HOYT.

District Of New Haven, s.
At probate Court holden at Bristol IN
said district on the 18th day Of March, ls39.
The foregoing application having been pre-.
seraed TO said Court, it is ordered Tint all per.
soma concerned be notified to appear bsios
said court, at a session thereof 10 he holden at
Bristol in said district, on the second Monday
Of April 1852, n; ioo'clock in the forenoon,
then and there to show cause, il any e1isis,
why the power and authority nqus,ted in ssid
application should not be granted; md for
this purpose it is further ordered, that . cory
Of the record Of this order he published in tho
Middlebury Register, newspaper printed
at Middlehury,in this State, ihree weeks sheess-
sively, previous to the time Of said hearing.
HanvEr MussILL, Judge.
A true copy OF Record.
~ II. Munsill, Judge
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TA1EOF VERMONT. The Hon. the
District Of New Haven, -, Probate Court
for the disiric, of New Haven.
To all persons interested in the Estate oil
PRISCILLA BROWN.
late OF Starksborv' in said District, deceased,
intesiaie, GREEriSo, Whereas, JONATHAN
r. BROWN, Administrator OF the Estate Of
the said deceased. alta Probate Court holden
al Bristol in said district. on the 18Th day Of
March 1852, presented 10 said Courl his reii-
ton in writing setting forth that the said deeeas-
ed, in her lifetime was seized in her own right
in fee OF about l25 aeres of land with the bull
dings thereon situated in Slarksboro' aforesaid.
appraised by The Committee al the sum OF 800,
and that il would he beneficial 10 the heirs and
those interested in the Estate by rason Of pari
of the heirs residing QUITO: this Slate that the
whole oil the real estate II the deceased, should
he sold, and prays the said Count 10 gran; him
license 10 sell the whole OF the real Estate of
the said deceased, sllhorgh the same is not ne
cessary toIay debIs lnd charges a Admins
lratiNn;
Whereof the ssii Cnrr, appointed Monday,
the Goth day Of \rrl, 1852, al the ofiicc Of the
Judg. of said Cuurti in Bristol, al 10 o'clock 10
the forenoon, as the time and place for hearing
and deciding on said application, and made on
orde requiring all PERSONS Interested to lie no.
liirr, 20 appear al asession Of said Court 10 be
hult!rn al the lime aud place appointed a, a.
fcie,si, and 10 OF jecl 10 the granting ofthe
license prayed Tor il they see cause-ior
which purpose it is further ordered that copy
OF he record OF this order, I've ruhlisl ed three
weeks successfully ia the Middl:tuIy Regis
ter, a newspaper printed al Middlebury in this
SAFE, all Of which publications, shall be pre-.
yiou, 10 said rims appointed Tor said hearing.
A true Record. HARVEY MussiLL, Judge.
A true copy Vi Record.
4s,3w ii M,nsill. Judge.
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Piano For tics. Removal.
WOODWARD & BROWN

Would respectfully give notice to their friends
and the public, that they have removed to the
large new building, 3s7 WASHINGTON ST., cor
ner of Avery, where they keep constantly on
hand good assortment Of PIANOS from TO
ociayes, which they warrant TO give perfect
satisfaction to all who may patronise them.
As they have received Medals from several in
situations for the superiority Of their Pianos,
they feel confidence in asking their friends
and all who are in want Of good Piano at a
reasonable price, to call and examine for
themselves. Second hand Pianos taken in
exchange.
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To be rented.

THE College Shop, and possession given
The College and Academy Cor
porations being about to make repairs the en-
suing Spring and Summer, propose that some
joiner should take the shop and pay in labor.
o. Several Lots oflandin Ripton and Bris.
rent.
To Sell or Let, the house lately occupied by
T. 3eckwith, Esq. T. A: MERRILL, Treas.
Middlebury College.
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DRY GOODS FOR Cash.
IN EARN ESP.

The Subscribers having, OH the 2lst OF
February last, lost their Stock of Goods by
fire, now rail- upon those indebted 10 them
to make immediate payment.
We are compelled TO make this impera-
tive demand. Those Interested vii! al once
sec the necessity, and prorriety of this call
and,wc trust, respond promptly Unless our
accounts are settled, we shall be under the
necessity of leaving them with some mems
Der Of the legal profession for COLLECTION.
JAMES NJ. SLADE s. CO.
March %, 1852. 4S,6w.
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STATEOF VERMONT The Hon. the
District Of New Haven, IS. Probate Court
for the District OF New Haven,
To al. persons interested in the Estate Of


STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. the
District Of New Haven, IS. Probate Court
for the District OF New Haven.
To al! persons interested in the Estate Of
MOSES COVE,
late Of Lincoln .decea srd, GREETING: Whereas,
nj Probate Court holden al Bristol. in said
cislIici IN the 18Th day OF March. 1852. Amos
Bailey. Executor bfthe lasl will andtestam
Of MOSES COVE. late OF Lincoln, deceased
leslale, resented his petition in wiring 10 said
Couii, setting forth that The debts, legacieS and
charges against said Estate amount ~ The sum
OF 81 20i so, that The amount Of personal es-
tate remaining in his hands, and not especial
" hequealhed. is S6t9, I5-leaNing the sum OF
1891 IS 10 he raised from The real Estate. and
hath shown 10 ihe said Court The situation VI
the real estate whereof the said deceased died
seized aud which 10y the will OF The said deceased
is made liable for the payment OF the aforesaid
debts legacies and charges Of AdminiSiTa-
ton and hath represented 10 said Court, that
a part OF said real Estate eanEol lesold with
ont injury 10 those interested 10 the remainder,
and prays the said COari 10 license him 10 sell
the whole of the real Estate of the said decea
sed that he inherited from the Estate oil his son
Nathan c. Cove ,laie Of Lincoln Aforesaid, de-
ceased.
Therefore. il is ordered by said Cour, that
all persons interested lie notified to appear at
a session OF said Court to lie held al Bristol
in said Distinct, at The office Of The Judge ri
said Court. or Monday, The &c Aprii,ie62,Nl 10
o'clock in the ioIenouh, that they may give
Bond, foo the payment oil the debIs, legacies,
and charges Of Administration. OF show cause
why license should not he granted, as alore.
sail-for which purpose II is further ordered
,hata copy OF the record OF this orier be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Middle
bury Register, a newspaper printed at Middle
bury 10 this Slate, ali Of which publications.
shall be previous 10 the lime OF said Court
A true Record.
HARVEY MussiLl, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
Ac.l,y II Munsill JudRR
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ntarrit0 ,

In Chelsea, March Sd, Hon. RoYAL HArcu,
Of Stafford, to Miss MARY BACON, daughter
Of Lcmcnt Bacon, Esq, of Chelsea.
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STATE OF VERMONT, | BE it remember
District Of Addison-ss. ed that, at a Fro
bate Court, held at Middebury, in aud for the
District Of Addison, on the 18th day of March,
A. ID. 1882.
james s. Mcsser, guardian of
MARY HAGERTY,
a minor, daughter Of Robert Hageriy, late Of
Leicester, in said district. decreased, represents
10 this Court, that it would be conducive to the
interests Of his said ward to sell all her real
Estate, for the purpose of puiting the proceeds
Of such sale at interest," and lhereupon makes
application TO this court TO grant him license
to sell all his said wards real Estate, for the
purpose aioresaid Il is Their upon ordered, that
said account be considered by this court, al
the session thereof 10 be held at the office Of
the Register Of this court 10 said Middlebury.
on Thursday,the 18th day Of April next nj one
o'clock in the afternoon and that said cuardi-
an give notice thereof to all persons inter
csted, that they may appear and make their
objections, II any they may have, TO said license
being granted, by publishing certified copy
of this order in the MiddebuIy Register, a
newspaper printed at said Middlebury-three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of said
Couft.
Jan. S. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy Of Record, 4s-3w
AueNt-JED. q. BusHNkI.L, Register
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Liberation.

This may certify that have eiver NY
sor, ELrsuM BoSAH his time during the 70.
msinder Of his minority. and shsll claim none
Of his earnings. nor pay any debts Of his con.
usetins after this date.
JOHN BONAN.
mark
AIouktoa, March. 18th 1854. as,3w
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STATE OF VERMONT, | BE in temem.
District Of Addison, SIS bciet that, at a
Probate Cont held nj MiiGlebury In nni fer
the District e Addison. On tie 18th day OF
Mar,h, A. ID. 1852:
Samuol Damon, Jr,, administrator Of No
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Amory's Eating House,

No. 4 LinddH Street, Boston.
Strangers and others visiting the city, will
find this popular resort for business men.
MEALS at all hours, and the test the market
affords.
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Persian De I.aines,

Beautiful patterns. Also RED DE LANES,
received by IsrrSsi, ss Nassnis Hall Store.
Nov u.
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A. y. JOHNSON,

A. n. JOHNSON,
MUSIC DEALER.
No. Sc fremont ST Boston.
One Of the largest assortments Of Seraphines,
Reed Organs and Melodeons, to be found in the
country, constantly on hand. Sale agent for the
Docle c mpana Pianos, universally acknowl-
edged to be the bee, Pianos with an attachment
yet invented, Also, constantly on hand "a large
assortment Of low priced Pianos Of the very best
qusiity.
Just Publisho d ThedPestaliorzoian School
Song Book, juvenile singing book, on new
aud very much improved plan.
Also )" American Church Voluntaries ;" coll
lection Of easy Volunarics exactly adapted to the
American Church service.
The " Bay State G lee Book !" one Of the most
popular collections Of Giees ever published. Price
rs cts per copy.
Constantly on hand aihe most popular Church
Music Books, Glee Books. Instruction Books ,
Sheet Music, ETC., etc published in the country,
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Particular Notice.

All accounts due US must be settled be-
fore the first Of April, or they will be left
with n Lawyer for collecio rs our bust
ness will close Mt thai time.
JOHNSON e. WOOD.
Middlehury, March 9Th, 1852. 46:3w.
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Imported Sheep.

THE undersigned gives notice to the wool
l. growers ofAddson County, that he has an
agent now in Europe, who will send out in the
coming spring $50 ewes, which will he for sale
on satisfactory terms
JOHN S. TAINTOR.
Hartford, March 1852. 49Ii
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aIc OF
JOHN s. CHANDLER,


late Of Ripton, in said Dtuici, deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ancc 1t is thcreupon ordered, tka said 49,
rount be considered for allowance iy this
CouIt. al the nsson thereof TO be holden a, the
oifire of the Register uf said Court in ssih
Middlrhury, on Thursday, the lat day Of
April next, Mt one O'Clock in the afternoon,
and that said administrator give noii'e lherrsf
TO all persons Interested, that they nny sr-
pear and make their ol jcctions, If any the,
may have, 10 the allowance Of raid aCccrpl.
by publishing ser'fcd COPY Of this order ia
the Mi lclurN Rrsis,e!-a ntw,Ispsr printed
at said Nj iddichuiy--ihrCe weeks tucosssively
previous 10 the time Of said Court.
JED. S. BUsHSkLt, Register.
A true copy of record.
~ JEp. BuSEsELL. Register.
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Wanted.

We are in immediate want Of so, 900 lbs
Of Tags, Tor which we will pay the highest
pi ice in CASH OR CLOTH, il delivered
beiora The LIST Of June. next
NASH u WHEELER.
Middlebury, March 9Th, 1852. toll.
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BDSTD N c Ar DIS.

C. ". PACKARD, Manufacturer M scrarhines,
N einphines, md Chrhnrt's Patent Portable MELODE.
ONs which fot quickners and beanty NJ tone are not
surpassed ny nny nihcr manufactured In the Union.
whncsnic md Retail depot NJ Moth Bfidgewaier.
Mass, aud At HENRV roLsANf Mnre store 80. 1853
Washington ST., Opposite the Old South church,
BOSTON.
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JOSHUA LAWRENCE,
MERCHANT TAILOR. Also, Keeps con.
sianlly for sale Fashionable READY MADE
CLOTHING, equal to custom make, and al
the lowest prices. fremont ST. entrance di.
reclly opposite head Hanover ST. (up stairs
BosroS.
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NUMBER 297.

them. and receives and divides their earnings.
In this case they usually live together, and you
meet them returning at night, in body, to the
large room in which they sleep, and in which
they always indulge the Russian habit of eter-
nal singing, to the no small dissatisfaction Of
involuntary audiences of neighbors.
The serf remains and works. His rate Of
wages Of course varies with his trade and with
his skill. A carpenters wages will, for instance
vary from two rubles copper (about 1s 10d) to
one ruble silver day (3s. 4d), or he may be SC
excellent a workman as to be hired by contrac
for forty five rubles per month. He has to pay
his lodging, and he has to remit his payment
to his lord And, if he has left behind wife
and his inclination be to assist her efforts a
self-support, he has the same means of remit
ting to her, namely, by the post-office, a yer
important department of which is appropriate
to this kind Of business The rest Of his earn
ings he may apply as he pleases.
The bare neeessaries of life are remarkabl
cheap in Russia The workman's living cost
him the merest trife.
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sent to the Morgue, where she was decentfy ex-
posed. Yesterday, an old American priest, who
was coming from Notre Dame Church, entered
curiously the gloomy esta ablishment, and recog-
nized in the young lady exposed, one of the
boartiers of religious school in New York, Miss
Mary F., who disappeared in the last part Of
July, leaving her family in the greatest despair.
A summary inquest, held Immediately after the
declaration of that venerable stranger, proved
that the young man, L. B., had an uncle in
NewYork, with whom be had spent about
that, at that epoch, he had some relations with
Miss Mary F., six years older than himself, al
though she was in convent, and that he in
fuced her to follow him to France, where his
frnily called him. 1t was, perhaps, the sorrow
OF her fault that induced the young lady to
commit suicide, and it is also presumed that the
young lover, not having authority enough over
her to make her renounce her fatal resolution,
wished to partake her fate"