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SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of the

NEVhN PER GENT. BONDS or tue
~ NETWORK snd HARLEM RAILROAD CO.
Sne sohds OF the Hev-York and Harlem Rsrosd eonstf
es the only leo usoa the Read sd we now offer for sss
OF The ts0e Of 500 900 made the Isl Nav. 1854
,s are seven Per Cent Bonds and reimbursable In
- essfeF Ia November and LIST MAY
soe u Sooooo was for the purpose OF retiring the
s,s extending from the City Hall NJ " To Dover Plsins
sssisncs Of Sot miles
Ses the yeN Guiding SOh September ls5 after p.ytns
sfs on Bonds and the dividend the Preferred Stock
- Ne~-fofh and Harlem Railroad Co declared divi.
80 q hor per cent the Ola Sock, with surplus Of
Remaining The receipts rom October last 70 ApTf
show increase Of Is per above the scrrss
pocsins nouths Of the previous year
US present. condition OF the Road u a. follows:
tseiadins the ESQ 600 Just Issued 600
Ssessi stoek. Preferred. .............. 5o0Ooo
s"s ssosk oi<..................... 2Sss,sco
- 600
s~se slSV,vc includes $25t, 900 siyen By the Com
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EOR CRAFTSMANSHIP WEEK
IL LY u. MAIL LINE.-The and elegant Steam
ship MARION, Captain NJ Berry, will leave Pier No. 8,
North River on SATURDAY, 10Th inst at o'clock p NJ >
precisely. For freight passage apply 70
SPOFFORD, TlLE5TON L CO., No 4S South-st.
l4th inst.
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IN PIIRSIJANCE of an order Of the Surroeate

Of the of New Yort hereby all persoas
havus SAMUEL CLARKE late Of the CIy New
York merchant tailor deceased pe-est the with voasAsns
ereou the subscriber teofce OF Cumming Pollock No 80
the City ofNew Yor, before the Sarteesn
day Of December nertDaed New Yor the h dy lso
islg Iswslnss AGNES CLARKE, EIecutnA
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TNOR SAN FRANCISCO, Ito sail about
SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS recently launshed oJ M
Donsld Mckay. the builder Of the Flying Cloud nov
San francisco about 18th July She Is built the model q
the Flying Cloud and Is supposed TO be the longest eno
shsrpest Fged ship sfoat For freight OF
pyto GRINNELL. MINTURN CO. ~ soutn'I
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REPORT.-Statemenl

~ .bowiog the true condition OF the e n,o,ni0g of
NS RANK. An incorporated Bank, on the morning VI
s.iv,dsy the 10Th day Of June, to<
ss'''"~'' RESOURCES
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legal Notices.

a ~ a.
In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surror,te
hsvins 'cllm. ROGER FALcosER a. ~ - g, ~
Se~ foh decreased To present the ,b..f -
subscriber he r~.dence, No Msnn IN ~. CIV afs..s-
YOr before the 10Th dsy Of JuJ Ne. YEA a.
=. is-sEss EDWARD yALcosER. xr.sr.,. =
m PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ofhe County 81 hereby al p~rssrs
havins against HANNAH KNOX, he Of the CITY " Ssv
w5o~ deceased present The sane WITH yesche usteo
bs Oce No y Broadway IN us sry oiNev
York on or before November next-Dats4
Esw.York. the Goare-nth day Of NAY, 1854 b, .-. g.
nyl5 lawns JOHN ID CLUE A'mhms"ioT.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
u Of County Yo hereby gven 20 - psfssne
ha'isE claims JAMES sCRfMGEOCk ste o. ne ciu
OH sherssh deceased 20 present. The ssne WIN
thereof % The suhecnber h. ece No Nassau IT. The CO
Nee fo before the etth dzy Of jay
fG,. us IN dr ofJanuary, 1854 JAMES iHAIhk.
In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
hsvins claims AGAINST JAMES MATHEsoS ofSsv
ron deeas 10 present the same, thereof The
ssessnoe al b.. Once No Nassau cy Yea oa
sJsnnary, lsos JAMES THAYER. PubSe Aaminis.s,sr
III la~6ms
I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the OF New York Notice sy.n IN IN n.5.o..
havins Chains JOHN r. DoSo0HUE ks al d. CIV ..
the the oce Of James Glover lol sTo.s.,
IN The New.York before tie Ssy OF ossS
neIt-Dsted New f0rs, he 20 a.y ., Ags ~, , ,sS2
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
,of the County Of SewYo NOTICE hereby an
oe City New Yok boot and hoemase deceased To present.
With vouchers thereof the subscriber at Der redeses
No ~ ssy 81, 70 s ~. y Yo s az s,v n YSr.
JOANNA l. MULLER, Tor MfLLER) AdsInIstratnA
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NOTICE is hereby given, according to law, to

IN al persons having claims against JOHN sMONsON late
City Of Brooklyn deceased that they required TO exhb
the with the vouchers thereof TO the sbscrber Francs
his Office the County Certs 0hce, the City Hail.
BrookJs before the 18th day Of July asss
Dated Jan o. 1859 FRANCIS r. sTRYkER, r...,...
ITO laU6mss HANNAH SIMONsOS, I hAosu's@
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ErNySYIVANIA COAL COM

ReASY DIvIDEND.-The Board Of Directors Of 'r >,
y Il..,,s Coal Company has declared DIVIDEND o.
bsfper cent on the capital stock OF this ION
s s,sbIe 70 tie stockholders or their legs
tey' ~ The office Of the Company corner OF Tsas
on or after 18th day of July next ne uA
rl.vi be closed from the lot to the Ian IaS' ''I'
isisdvs'-i'sW' O'h' SGaEOsGE A. HoYT. Treasurer.
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT of the

NJ KNICKERBOCkERB BANK of the City OF new
Showing it, condition the morning OF satur
Ssy the 18th dsy Of June. 1872:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03

STATE OF VERMONT ! Be it remembered,
District Of Addison, S. ! that at n Probate
Court held at Mddlebury in and for the Dis
trict of Addison, on the 18th day of October
A. d. 1852:
Ebenzer n. Briggs and Lense 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 lcgaces of the deceased and ex-
penses OF administration, and therein set
forth the amount of debts allowed by COM
missioncrs 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 n is necessary TO sell
part of the real estate of said deceased for
the purpose aforesaid 1t is thcrenpon order
ed, that said petition be considered by this
Court at the session thereof TO be held ut the
office Of the Register Of this Court in said
Middlebury on Thursday the 25th day of No
rember next, at one o'clock in the al ernoon
and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested. that they may appear and
make their objections, il amy they may have
to said license being granted, by publishing 4
certified copy OF this order in the Middlebury
Register, a newspaper printed at said Middle
enry three weeks successiyely previous 10 ihl
time of said court.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
/ true copy Of Record.
2oiw. AttestJED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03
srw MUSIC BOOK.
T H e II A r p O H o r d:
OR, UNION COLLECTION OF SACRED
AIIrCIE


BY LEONARD Msrs'aH and Henry "
.Seone Teachers of Music, BOSt0c
TNiHS 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 and
pablic interest, such as Dedications, Installa.
tons, Ordinations, Baptisms Funerals, Thanks
giving and Fast days, Opening and Close of
Services, Patriotic and Temperance Celebra-
tions, &c, the whole forming a book of three
hundped and eighty-fon pages, of more than
usual size, and in large and elegant type. All
its features have been perfected withthe great
est care, and 1nder the immediate supervision
Of the editors. Bat 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 aud made
not to fill up the book, but 10 be sung
Host ofthe music in this beck is new {" the
American public;and selections are made from
Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Heukomu. ROssini,
and OTHERS.
ALSO Fyeside Hayaons; a collection of
Glees and part songs, either of original OK d
dapted from the German and never before
published in this conn ry.-By VIM. Mason
Professor RHSeWs Rsa Ting Books, which
have been introduced into more than SOC
towns,
The HRi,e Stare, "A book of thrilling interest
on Slavery, with eight engrayings. Agent,
wanted TO sell this Last named book, who car
nlakegood wages.
Orders solicited by TAPPAN g. WHITE
MORE, ia Washington street, Boston, for tn,
above
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union NURSERIES !!


THE subscriber begs leave to announce to
l. the planting public throughout The CHAINS
plain Valley, that Fruit Trees and Plants, Of
all kinds adaptsd to this climate, and Of merry
every existing variety which is knGNn rs sup
posed the worthy Of cultivation hele ran lr
procured NJ this Of home growth;
and the finest quality all correctly named
and labelled and at prices lofctr than has in
many instances been paid for inferior DAD I'M
Labelled trees from abroad
Particular attention is invited TO his sp'rhi
did collection of PEAR TREES,-which az
tis lime covers over acres ut gronnd, closely
planted with trees; and includes npNards o.
$50 Of tho best varieties Of Fears IN culii-a>
ton. The Pear Stocks used in these Nurseries
are exclusively vigorous seedlings, raissd w
the subscriber form Northern seed and the
tees grown here are remarkable for their uui-
Urmly healthy ami vigorous condi i'm.
DWARF TREES, one year or more II HI
the bud. can he furnished of nearly all tho
leading Varieties of the PEAR which flourish
on the ounce stock also Of many varieties
Of the ArfLE on the pdr0dise stock and OF
CHERRIES upon the wahai;6.
AUTUMN is mach the best scas' n f1r
rsnsplanting-provided the trees are protect
ed during the first winter, by a small mound Of
earth thrown up aronnd the roots. The sea-
son 0f ansrlaniing has already commenced
and the earlier orlcrs arc sent In, the bet.
ter will he the chance for sclceiioh.
aT Freieh, paid TO the Lake.
PRICED CATALOGUES. containing n
chapter on the selcciion, culture AMI managed
ment Of Fruit Trees, will he sent 10 all pesf
paid application, enclosing an extra lelie.
stamp Address
J. BATTEf,
on NnreTics Keesvile \, y
10th mo. 20, 1874. s7As
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WILLIAM NASH,
ADDISON COUNTY.
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Fever and .Ague.

The tone and energy impaired TO the siom-
nch 10y this medicine fufiics the system n.
gain,t infect us diseases. and exposure to
changes of climate; II H. in fact. an in.lispcu-
sable TRAVELLING COMPAKfONs
The history of this remarkable medicine,
ami It's astcnish hing success in Obstinate cases Of
DrsPLPsfA, Asthma and GENERAL DrBIL-
iTY OF THr SYsTlM, laceS il among The
most wonderful Discoveries in medical scitfice,
and has given it n reputation far be,ot 4 any
remedy known for these complaints, in all
their various forms. 81.
The Oxygcnacd Biiicrs contain nothing
which can nioxirnic; and the medicine has
no similarity whatever to the various aicoiol-
ic mixtures, disguised Ms BhtcGs," being
purely o mcdiral COM ound, in which arc
combined the most valuable remedial neenis;
and peculiar oSyecnaied Tr6pcriS, hitherto
unknown, but highly efficaeiJns in all com
plants arising from weakness and dersncc.
ment or prOstraiion Of the stomach and sys-
ten generally. II is mild mud agreeable
tonic removing all disagrceab!e synr ioms,hnd
assisting nature in her efforts to restore the
impaired powers of The system Numerous
letters in possession Of the Projectors, from
those who have been cured or greatly benefit
ted by this medicine. can bo seen on applIca.
ton, and pamphlets sent by mail 10 any part
! # The United States.
Among thenumerons and highly respectable
| certificates We refer 10 the following
| Prof a. a. HAYES, NJ. d. State Assayer
| FlTZlENRY HOMER Esq., Boston.
| JAS. C. DUNN, Esq City Treasurer. Bos4
| ton. -
| Mass. Senate.
Hon.L.u. ARNOLD, formerly Gov. II. II
now member Of Congress,
Hon. W M. WOODBRlDGEfo formerly Gov.
of Michigan, now U. s. SENATOR.
Hon J. T. MOREHEAD, formerly Gov. 81
Kennedy, now U. S. Senator.
Hon J L. SIMMONS, U. s. Senator from
Rhode Island.
Hon. SAMUEL $. rHELrs, U s. sena
tor lian Vermont.
Hon. WM. UPHAM.
Hon. SOLOMON FOOT, Member OF Con-
gress from Vermont.
Hon. NJ. d. FOSTER, Member OF Con-
srcSS from Pennsylvania.
Hon. NJ. L. MARTIN Delegate in Con-
gress from Wisconsin Territory.
Gen. a. C. DODGE, Delegate in Congress
from Iowa,
RIP STOwEi Esq, Clerk in the 1Iouss Of
Representatives,
c. c. TROwBRlDGE, Esq, Detroit
Michigan.
GEO. w.JONEs, Esq. Surveyor General,
Dubu4nc, Iowa.
JOSEPH HOXlE Esq, NJ. &c Wall street,
New York.
Many other individuals Of the highest re-
speclahiliiy can he referred to, who will con-
firm all that has been said in favor Of this in
valuable medicine.
DIR. GEO. B. GREEN, proprietor, Wind
sor, VT.
REED. BATES, & AUSTIN, Wholesale
Druggists, No. 20 Merchants Row, Boston,
General Agents.
Price 5 per bottle six horlc'fof S,i
Agents: S Moody. Middlebury A. P.
Roscoe, New Haven; W. q Spragne, Yer
gennes 81: Is.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it rcmcm
District of Addison, SIS. I bcrcd that, at
Probate Court held at Nliddebury, in and for
the District Of Addison, ON the 10Th day of
October A. ID. 1852:
John l.. Hammond, named executor in an
instrument purporting to be the last will and
testament Of
THOMAS A. HAMMOND,
late of0rwell, in said District deceased, pre-
scnts the said instrument and the probate
thereof, before o. H. Chittenden, Surrogate
of the County of Albany, in the State of New
York, duly authenticated, and pray that said
will 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, to be held at
the office ofthe Register ofthis court in Mid
dlebury in said district, oe Thursday the lth
day of November next at one o'clock in the
afternoon and that notice thereof be given
TO all persons interested, that they may APP
pear and make their objections, if any they
may have, 70 .he allowance Of said will
by publishing a certified copy of this order
in the Middlebury Register-a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks sue
cessiFely previous to the time of said Court.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
A true copy Of record.
27;3w Attest JED. s. BrsHNELL, Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03


WILLIAM ii. Turner g.
LEONARD ANDREws.
Whereas william Nash of New Haven, in
| the county of Addison, has filed in the office
of the clerk of the court of chancery in the
county of Addison, his bill Of complaint n
gainst William II Turner, late OF said New
Haven, new gone to parts to the said Nash
unknown, and Leonard Andrews, of Shell
burne, in the county of Chittcnden; Stating
that on the 9th day of January, A. d. 1913,
being Justly indebted to the said Nash, in the
sum of 200 dollars, specified in his (thc said
Turner's) promssory note, bearing date on
the first day of January, A. ID. 1913, and
made payable with annual interest in two
years from the date of said note and
| he the said Turner, in order to secure the
payment of said note, according to its tenor,
did, on said 9th day of January, A. d. 1913,
for, and in consideration of the sum two hun
drcd dollars by his deed of bargain and sale,
duly and legally executed, delivered and re-
corded, dated on said 9th day of January, A.
d. 1SiS conveyed to the said William Nash,a
Ger tain piece or parcel of land, situate in said
New Haven, and described as follows, viz;
beginning Mt n stake standing in the East line
of the highway-thcncc East two rods and b
links, to a stakc-thencc South 99-East
ten rods and 8 links, TO the northwest corner
of Chester H. Palmers house lot-thencc
west > North, to the East line of the high
way-thencc Northcrly on the East line of
the highway to the first mentioned bounds
containing about so rods of land, with
dwelling house, and also the wagon makers
shop now occupied by Oliver Turner, standing
thereon, to have and to hold said bargaincd
and granted premises to him the said Nash and
his heirs forever, with n condition to said
deed annexed, that, IF the said Turner should
well and truly pay said 200 dollar note, ac-
cording to its tenor, then said deed to the
said Nash, should be void, otherwise of full
force and virtue. And also stating that said
William II. Turner, by his certain decd Of
mortgage, duly and legally executed, dated
the 18th of March, A. d. 1851, conveyed the
same premises conveyed to said Nash II said
Leonard Andrews: And also stating that nci-
thcr said Turner nor the said Andrews nor
any other person have ever paid to said Nash
said two hundred dollar note or any part
thereof but said sum of 200 dollars with a
great arrear Of interest is still due and owing
to the said Nash and the estate and interest
to said mortgagcd premises have become alb
solue in the said Nash, and praying that the
said Turner and Andrews may be decrced to
pay and satisfy to the said Nash said sum of
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I'll arric0,

In Addison, on tho sth inst, by the
Rev Benz Cox, MIR. NJ. LEE TAYLOR,
Sycamore, Ill, to Miss NJ. Lorraine
NEEDuAM Of Addison
In Westport, n Y, on the sth inst,
by John II. Low, Esq, Mr.. CHARLES T.
NrEpuAa, of Addison, VT. to Miss o.
I'VE L. DRAKE, of Westport.
In Charlotte, Oct 81, by the Hon.
A. S. Beach, Mr. JonN r Thomas, Esq.
of Monkton, to Miss NARY. daughter of
Nicholas Holmes, Of the former place.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-03
SHERIFF. SALE.

The following property, to wit Span
White Horses Double Wagons Single Wag-
gon pair Buffalo Robes, Cutters, Double
Sleigh, Single Sleigh, Sett Double
Harnesses, , Brides & Martingalls, i Saddle 2
Blankets & Circingles,3 String Bells,1 Breast
plate Harness & Collar, pair Lead Bars, l
Barouche, Single Harnesses, Single Car
rage a. llalters, will be sold at Public Auc-
tion at the Addison House in AIiddlebnry on
Saturday the 9th day of November A. d. 1852
at one o'clock in the the afternoon to the high
est bidder agreeably TO law, positive Sale, ]
Attest D. S CHURCH, Sheriff.
Given under my hand at Middlcbury, this
23d day Of Oct. a. d. 1862.
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SAMUEL u JONES q hodison County,
EDWIN D ATWOOD In cnahcerH.
VS. June Term leoZ'
JOHN ,: hoLcoMbN
JAMES NJ; LAMB
Samuei w. Jones ana Hu"lh .. A.Woou'oo
OF Shoreliam IN the county OF audison' nav
ing at the present term eXhloi'ca 10 thiS
court the'r Dlil IN cnancery against Johh .
Ho!comb OF canton IN the county OF 81 Law
renee ana state oil New lo'k ana James NJ
Lamb OF SAID Shorcham' stating IN substance
that sad ilolcomb bcinS justly lhdeptcd 10
the orators III the sum oil lo' dollars ana ~
cents spcclhcd IN ms prohissofy note dated
March 3lst 1910 ana paSaoic 10 said Jones
and Atwood or bearer win interest annually, ,
IN order to secure tue payment OF sad sum oil
money on the Ith uaI OF June 1910, ny MS
certain decd OF Darg.!n ana sale, oil that date
and duly executed, acknowledged ana record
cd mortSaged TO sad orators III zee certain
piece or parcel OF lana lying ana peinS III
Shoreham, described ana bounded as follows,
to wit Bounded on 'he North by 'he hlgh-
way leading from the turnpike 10 the IohSre-
galional Westinghouse IN SAID Shorehan, on
the East by lands owned ny f. ,. Atwood,
South ana west ny lahds oil Ashoei Cat'in'
containing by estimation 'hree io1rtns OF an
acre; that ON the lith DAY oil April loG9i sad
flolcomb for and IN consideration OF the sum
of GOO dollars by his deed OF bargn and sale,
duly executed, acknowledged and recorded
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The Great Bear Hunt !
3 YER Y MAN TO HIS POST

IL VEN '<hhN ~ ITO OD l. e
East Middlcbury, Oct goth, 1851
Meeting convened at r. d. Farr's
Hotel, and SIMEON Il. E. HAVEN was
chosen President and DANIEL BIDwELL
was chosen Secretary.
It was moved that committee Of
five be raised for the purpose of appoint
ing suitable persons to meet at Il. d.
Farr's, on the 9th of November inst.
The business Of that meeting will be
to. select officers to serve in the Great
Bear Hunt to- come off at such time as
the meeting may designate when met,
and make any other arrangements nee
essary to forward the enterprise.
The Committee reported the follow
ing list of names, which were accepted
by the meeting
neutrality-suspicious. Bidwcll, r. d.
Farr, A. s.. Cook. James Tucker, Har-
vcy Chapman, Porter Champlin, Lucius
Shaw, VIM. Goodrich, H. d. Enos.
Bristok-Charles Soper, Chas Gay,
Otis Chase, VIM. Needham, VIM. Haight,
Eli Barnard
CornwaH Franklin Sanford, James
belong Charles Ford Edwin Hambleton.
Ncio Haven-Samuel Flint, l.. A.
Howard, VIM. Taylor;
.Salis6~ry-Loyal Kelsey, VIM Ar
mold, Charles Everts, Royal Hedding,
Charles Weeks, Rollin Howard, VIM.
Pray.
Hcy5rMgc-Wm. Samson, Edwin
Lawrence, Philo Jcwett, d. Twitchel,
Daniel Shaw.
Brandon Frederick Strong, o.
Smalley, Harry Hunt.
observation-disclosures Goodrich, Oliver
Russell, d G. Doane, Joseph Atwood,
b. w Wright.
Ripton-Charles Adams. Myron
Page, Thomas Fuller, Nathan MQuivy,
VIM. Cushman, Joseph Hale.
Hancock Royal Flint, Solomon
Durham, John Jtrong, Nathan 7. Olaf
lin, Robert Clafin, A Ellsworth, CT
Hopkins.
Lincolu-Georgc Greene, John Iar-
mcr, W. Kent
Brrlport VIM Baldwin, Ezra Bald
win, Moses Hamblcton, Edgar Hill
JVhiting.--Abraham Ellsworth, Ra-
pheel Pratt.
Leicester Walter Robbins, Lucius
Champion, Charles Enos, Silas Stanley,
VIM. Wright.
GosAea.--P Blood, John Capcn, L.
Knapp, Noble G. King
GranriHc-Wm. Vinton A. G. Al
len, John Ford, Charles Vinton
1t is desired that there should be a
full attendance at the preparatory meet
ing.