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no REAL ESTATE OWNERS.


i REAL ESTATE AGENcY OFFICE, Hagerstown, Md
Having established Land Agency Office in Hagers-
town, am prepared to as Agent for persons hav-
ing FARMS for sale in the State of Virginia There
enquiries made daily by both farmers Of thls and
the neghboring State Of Pennsylvania, about Virginia
land. Hagerstown is situated in densey populated
and fourishing Valley and is point which the Penn
syvanians pass 10 reach the Valley of Virginia. and
desiring to dispose of Real Estate.
~ 1t will be advantageous to advertise all Real
Estate that may be offered the cost to be borne by the
party offering such Real Estate, unless by special a,
grecment with me. BY sending full description OF
the property and the amount for which you want 1t
advertised 1t will be inserted in paper having Large
circulation among the Agricultural community,
REFERENCES.
Hon. J. Dixon Roman, Ilagerstown, Md,
Daniel Weisel, Z"
William NJ Marshall, Esq,
Peter B. Small, Esq, President Savings Bank
Hon. Alexander r. Bo.eler, Jefferson county, va.
JEROME d. BRUMBAUGH,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent,
July 20, ls56.-Smos. Hagerstown, Md.
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SALE.-Actir

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Actng under a
I decree Of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
rendered at November Term 1885, in the case OF Trout
VS. Thomas, &C. will proceed, upon the premises, on
Saturday The 23d dayef Augast 1856 TO sell at public
auction, to the highest bidders HOUSE AND LOT in
Pointsvile, near Staunton, being the same property
sold TO r. b. Thomas by b. F. Points in 1893
The House is new and comfortable. The Lot con-
tans about one acre. and has upon it, besides the dwell
ling all requisite out-buildngs
TERMS - ne-third of the purchase money In hand,
and the balance in three equal annual instruments the
purchaser giving bonds and good personal security ior
the deferred instruments and the title retained as ulti
mate security, ROBERT 7, KINNEY, Comr.
July o. lS5G-tds /.
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prizes of 5000 an XmGt' g 10 "a, goo prize are
a2Ol.OOO

Is, IS5 prizes amounting .e2O4,OO
The 1900 of IS are determined by the number
which draws the $4,000 Prze-if that number should
be an odd number then every odd number ticket In the
Scheme will be entitled to IS; if an even number, then
every even number ticket will be entitled TO IS, in adj
dition to any other Prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity of odd and
even number tickets will be certain OF drawing nearly
ing other Prizes.
All those tickets ending with 0. p 4, g. s, are
all those ending with !, 3, 5, Z. 8, are odd.
n Remember that every Prize is drawn, and pay.
able in full WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
eay- All Prizes Of $1,000 and underpad Immediately
after the drawingother prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
Allcommunications strictly confidential The drawn
ataly after The drawing
Whole Tickets $40, Halves IS, Quarters s2K
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets It
either office.
Orders Cur Tickets con be addressed to
S. SWAN & CO., atlanta, Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
July 16, 1856.
EARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
u sale his FARM, situated miles from Staunon,on
the Barterbrook Road and adjoining the lands IT W.
Marshall and w. Gilkeson. There are I'll Acres
in the tract 95 of which is well Timbered with oak and
pine The Farm is in goc! state of cultivation, q
large quantity of manure having been spread over 1t
within the mast two years. There Springs in
6elds this farm and one the yard, of the best
kind of water. There is on the premises young APP
pie Orchard of IT'S fine trees Also Orchard OF bear
ing Apple trees and young Orchard 10 fine Peach
trees There il comfortable LOG DWELLING on
the place, aud oil necessary 0ut-buidlngs. The farm
- in fine neighborhood, and convenient TO Churches
and Schools.
IL not sold privately before il will be offered at pub
lie sale on Tuesday, tie l2tb day OF august next.
At the same time and place, will sell all my Per-
sona Property, consisting Of Househod and Kitchen
FVRyITURE; Colts; Horses, among which is one
fine Brood Mare Duchess Hogs the finest Stock ever
seen in this section OF the State Those wishing to get
superb stock OF Hogs, would do well to attend Tie
sale; Flows, Harrows Wagons, &c.
TERMS :-0ne-third down; aud the remainder 81
the purchase money in three annual instalments OF l.
and years. lien upon the property being retained
until the last payment is made. Possession given in
time to put in the Fall CROP Any person DESTROYS Of
seeing the premises will be shown them by the sub
scriber who resides on the farm
July ., 1s5s.--tds. JOHN NJ. BASSETT-
WATTS CrrsHIyG. Auctioneers.
~" Rockingham Register and Valley Democratic
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NOTICE. hereby forewarn all persons not to
trade for or buy BoSD which Jacob Ewing
holds ,"ganst me. II was executed to Alexander,
Montgome.- " Co, and the amount is thirty dollars
or more iha re offsets, and will not pay 1t.
Iulv 40 1S5G 't% THOMAS ANTHONY. ~
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Prepared by ]. g, AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Haas
LANDS FOR sALE.-Inp ur

For sale in Staunton by JAS. G. LAIRD and ]. c. N.
MERarLArr, and by Druggists generally
July l6, IS5G.-eowtlJ
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THE MARKETS.
sTAUNTON PRICES.

Corrected for tie Spectator dy Staples, Martin de- Co.
FLOUR, ..........'.- '....''.''''''''''SV'n, 49,
CORN MEAL, 'fVS.S'
GRAIN,-Wheat, (Red,) sl.oo; White, sl.1o-Corn
40c.-Rye, 55c.-Oats, 25c.
SEgDs,--Flax $l.00.
BurrER,-Firkin, l2Il9c.-Roll, 1219@l5c.
PLASrER,-Lump, Sl215.-Ground, SAY.
SALr,-Ashton, 1914 Marshall, ST.. Alum, S21s
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aMot;or on Saturory tie 18th Of august merit ifnot
6riyately sold beforehand, portion ofthe FARM on
bich ~ resides. 1t is situated mile anda half from
ch1ehTls augusta county and a, contains 100 Acres
nna,;t Persons desiring 10 purchase are invited 10
G%S n1d see rs the pace and the terms &c will be made
known TO them Sale to take place on premises, at
II o'clocI, 4 NJ A. 3. ACORD.
J,l, 1S5f ids
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NTOTICE.-All indebted to the undersigned, by
~ note or accounts, will please come at once and
make payments the time is at hand to lay in our new
Stock of Fall and Winter Clothing for which we must
have money. All accounts made out to July !, 1856
WELLER & LEOPOLD.
rsy@ We will sell the remaining stock Of Summer
Clothing at cost for cash. w. l..
July 80, lS56.--Vind. copy.
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CRAWFORD'S SPRINGS.--Ths delightful
l Watering place is now open and ready for all who
arc fond Of pleasure and the of the waters Terms
Of Board per week seoochd%rssn and Servants half
price Horses 30 0a Ss per ali Who hem
with call comfortable the waters of ts Spring are
So we'll known it is deemed unnecessary to speak of all
their qualities. ~,
Railroad on the arrival of the cars and will take pas
ssn@ers r. and from the Springs free Of charge
A. CRAWFORD a. CO.,
Iioo ,o=c 40 ProprietOrs
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DARTER BROOK FEMALE ACADEMY.
ID The next session of this school Will commence
the lst of September and close the last OF June leo
The school will be under the charge of Miss SALLIE
povaLAs, whose literary requirements, experience and
success as teacher us that ample satisfaction
will be given to all who paronze it. The health and
the neghberhood, highly commends its situation. 1t
is within convenient distance ofthe Thinking Spring
Church, where there is regular preaching, and gener-
ally there is preaching in the Academy every other
Sabbath.
TERMS.
For all the English branches. $1,000
French and Latin. .......;......2O .O0
Music with use of Piano per five months, 1890
Good Board can be had convenient to the Academy
DAVID GILKESON, SEM
IL. G. GUTHRIE,
JOHN BROOKS, Trustees.
WILLIAM McC0MB,
THOS. W. SHELTON
IL.
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TOUSE AND LOT IN STAUNTON FOR
IL SALE.-That very desirable House and Lot in
Staunton adjoining the lot of R. j. Rankin on Court
house street. known the Brick part of the Old Bell
Tavern property fronting 90 feet and running back to
the creek, and now occupied by Fifer, Watts Rich
ards. Those desiring to see the property referred
to NJ G. Hartman. For terms, which will be made ac
commodating, apply to
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NTOSSY CREEK ACADEMY.-The 4th ses
lNl sion of this Institution will commence on th

NOSSY CREEK ACADEM Tine 4th ses-
Hl sion of this Institution will commence on the
first Hednesdayof September ner the 3rd,) under the
management of Messrs. HoTcHKIss BRoDr, with such
Assistants as may be Geeded
From the character which it hos established for tho
rouqh discipline and accurate instruction, it ought 10
command increased patronage.
Its location in healthy and beautiful region, away
from the haunts of vice, must recommend 1t to those
having children to be boarded from home The Prln-
cipals, although not encountered with keeping the
Boarding Hopse. will occupy it ,ch tho Students and
attend to their general department.
Besides unanimous endorsement of the Teachers,
by the Board of Trustees ut their last meeting, the
Public had the opportunity, both at the Examination
and the Exhibition to Judge of the tatJulness with
which they discharged their duties.
Each session is divided into two terms Olive scholas-
tic months Tuition for each term, payable invariably
in advance, either by cash or note, as follows
Common English Department, ..........sl1l rs. %
Higher " ..."........'.. i 00V
Mathematical and Classical Department, ...... 1900
Modarn Ionouapes .......... 5000
Inc;dentaIs ........... l.50
Board including Fuel and Lights, ........... 5000
Wosb;no .......... 500
BY order of the Board of Trustees,
j. MARSHALL McCUE.
President Board of Trustees.
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JAS. F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, g.
uly % 1855.
ITO FOR CALIF0RNTA!!-The chance q

ITO FOR CALIFORNIA!!-The chance OF
III making fortune among the Gold fields OF CALI
forna being attering than trusting to the pro,
ducts of the rich lands Of Augusta have determined
to pull up my stakes aud journey thitherward, and
therefore offer for sale my lands viz Tract contain
ing $685. Acres on which now reside, in the valley
of the little Calf Pasture 20 miles from Staunton
1t has on it comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
Kitchen, Smokehouse, Spring house-a fine Spring Of
never-failng water. $50 acres cleared, 20 acres OF
Meadow, and the balance well timbered About 80 a.
ores more may be converted into meadow, which, with
the mountain range for stock, water in every field and
the adaptation of the land to grasses make one OF the
best Grazing Farms in the county The land produces
all kinds of grain aud is about mile from the Central
Railroad, af1rding the ampes facilities for getting to
market. 1t is also conveniently near TO Churches, Mills
and Schools.
Also Tract of Land containing Is acres, 81 miles
from otaunton adjoining JOS Smiths estate. 1t has
on it Brick Neutrality-suspicious. and ellgiby located
good stabng-an Orchard of fine Fruit-a fine
Spring 55 acres cleared and under fence and atogeth
er it is very attractive place for small family or good
mechanic.
Nv terms will be modelate--my address is "Pond
Gap" and refer to X. Turk, Esq.
ELIJAH HUNTER.
Acting as Agent for the Rev. james Hunter OF Cali
forna will dispose also of perpetual Scholarship IN
the Wesleyan Female Institute, located at Staunton
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~ 900 ACRES LANDIN X A.
IN.NUUI NAWHA CO. VA, FOR SALE.-The

MRS. SMITH has large assortment of Bonnets ant
Millinery Goods-cheap.
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EOE SALE OR RENT

TNOE SALE OR RENT.-The large and COM
Il mod:ous Brick WAgE House, situated opposite
to the passenger Station House Of the Central r. X
The building Is go feet long 30 feet wide, two and
half stories high, and very conveniently arranged
e.; .,', large Grocery and Commission business.
II ;s built in the most substantial manner the walls
hong nearly two feet thick and The floors sustained by
Stone columns. ALEX H. Ii. STUART.
SIMPSON F. TAYLOR.
May, IL. is5s.-T. A. copy.
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MALE AND FEMALE sCnOOL.-SYLvA
INk- MONT INSTITUTE is situated in West View,
one of the most pleasant and healthy villages of Au-
gusta, combining the advantages Of the best society
With every religious privilege
The next year will commence LIST Monday in Sept'r
and continue, with two weeks vacation at Christmas
until 2lth June, 1857
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4 500 ACRES MOSTLY LIMESTONE Land

4 800 ACRES MOSTLY LIMESTONE Land
FOR SALE!-The subscriber offers for sale private.
" his farm in Bote.ourt county, living both sides CT
Catawba Creek, four miles from Fincasie There ara
upon the place all necessary improvements with tho
addition ola SAW MILLS and GRIST MILL. Ifdesred
the farm would be divided into four tracts with inn
prqvements EACH Upon the purchase money extend
ed time will be given. if desired if the payments he
cured and the interest thereon paid annually. For fur
Their information address the subscriber Fncasc Va
April %, ss56.-tf DR.. WIN. NJ. W00DS0N.
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LARGE AssoRTMENT OLE LADIES,

July %, 1s56.-vind. copy.
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PETER STR0USE,
B. T. MAILMAN,
DURAL VALLEY MALE AND FEMALE

July so, ls56.-vind copy ids. Administrators
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A PPRENTICES WANTED.-The subscri-
" Der wishes to obtain 'wo Boys from the country,
about Is or 16 years of age to learn the TIMING
COPPER SMITH BUSINESS. None need apply but
such as can come well recommends d. .,
Stanton, July 30, 1886. ID. +. fOINIo.
NOR SALE.-A NEGRO GIRL abo ut eighteen
Il years of age a good cook, washer and 'roner IS
offered for sale Her character is good, and sue Is
sold for no fault Enquire ut the Spectator OHfce.
July so, lS56.-3tS@
NEW BOOK FOR TRAVELLERS !-Ap-
~ pleton's Railway and Steam Navigation Guide
for the United States and the Canadas; price only
Is cts For sale by ROBT COWAN
Staunton, July 80, 1856,
NTOTICE.-In order to reinstate his health, and
y settle up the books and accounts of kayser
Strblinr the undersigned has duly lst 1885, with
drawn from the firm of Kayser, Striking 20
Stanton, July 80 1856. DAVIS A. hAlSEk
rTURNIP SEED have just received from D.
Il Landreth 4 Son. large lot OF Red Top, Eariy
Dutch and White Flat Turnip Seed. Caii very soon
and get supply for il is time to SOW them
JAS. e. LAIRD Druggist Chemist
July so, 1856 Main Street Saunton, Va:
NOTICE.-Allp persons are cautioned against ira
~ ding for note executed by me 10 jacob Doom,
for $780, in August, 1886. have Offsets and Will not
pay it. duly 26, 1860 GEORGE W. THOMAS.
July 80 lS5G.-l'.
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REAT ATTRACTION! GREAT BAR

" GAINS FOR CASH!-GEORGE W. SMITH
will sell all his Ladies' Summer Dress Goods at cost
for cash. and in many instances for less he is
ious to close them out before the is over, to
make room for fall goods The goods new, for Ia
dies Summer Dresses, and this is chance to buy
for cash at cost such new and handsome Berages and
Lawns and Muslin Berages, and many other goods we
cannot name in advertisement.
Our accounts all made out to the Isl of Julyal
persons ndebtedwil please to call and settle the same
and they will much obgo me by SO doing.
MRS, SMITH has nice variety OF BoNSErs; Bon
nets made to order.
Stanton July Is, ls56.-Sts*-vind. copy.
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TTALUARLE FARM FOR SALE.-Deter.

MOOD LAND FOR SALE.-The subscri-
w bers oncr for sale about Forty-Seyen Acres Of
Land belonging to the estate of DR.. A. Wadde dec d.,
situated three miles from Stanton, the Pa,kers-
burg Turnpike, and adjoining the lands of Geo. X.
Snapp, David Dull and others Some fifteen
cleared and under cultivation and the remainder is
cred with growth of excellent timber. The quality
of the land IS very good J. ALEX. WADDELI,
JOS A. WADDELL,
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The above all from persons who are publicly knowf
where they reside and who would not make these state
without thorough conviction that they true
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-10-29
Ergal n oiitrs.

e,TATg OF vERMoET,( Be it rem, M
- mist, let Of Addison, IS. bered, that at n
Probate Cont held in Middlebary,i in and for
the District of Addison, on tho 9th day Of
October, A. d. 1866
Rollin ]. Jones, named executor In an in
strument purporting to DO tho last will and
testament OF
AMZI JONES,
late Of Cornwall, in said district, deceased,
presents said instrument for probate: II IL
thereupon ordered that said instrument DO
considered by this Court for probate at tho
session thereof to be held at the Office Of the
Register of this Court e.. W. Stewart) in said
Middlcbury, on Monday the Gath day Of No
vcmber next, at ten O'Clock. A. NJ. and that
notice thereof be given to all persons inter-
csted that they may appear and make their
objections, ifany they may have, to tho pro-
bate and allowance Of said wiIl by publish
ing certified copy Of this order in tho Mid
dlebury Register newspaper printed at
said Middlebury-three weeks successfully,
previous to the time ofsaid Court.
CALVIN G.. TiLDgN Judge
true copy of Record,
2s3w Attest C. G. TiLDss, Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-10-29
S Y FATE OF RMON T .
A Proclamation.

Whereas, by the recent death of the Hon
JAMES MEscHAM, late Representative from
the first Congressional District, a vacancy
has occurred in the representation of this
State IN the Congress Of the United States, for
the unexpired term Of the Thirty fourth
Congress:
Now, therefore, in conformity with the Con-
stitution of the United States, and the stat
utes of this State in such case provided, /,
STEPHEN ROYCE, Governor of the State of
Vermont, do issue this proclamation, hereby
notifying, warning and requiring the frcemen
throughout said first Congressional District,
TO meet in their respective towns and election
precincts, on the Tuesday next following the
first Monday in November next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, and at
the place in each town and precinct where
the last meeting therein for the election of
Representative to Congress was holden, then
and there. In due form Of law, to elect per-
sou to represent this State in the Congress of
the United States, until the fourth day of
March next.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, at East Berkshire, this 10th day of
September, in tho year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-six, and
of the Independence of the United States
the eighty-first.
STEPHEN ROYCE.
BY the Governor:
WILBUR p. DAVIS, Secretary. 23;6t
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C,TATE OF VERMONT Be 1t remem.
CDisirict Of addison, SIS. bercd, that at n
Probate Court held at Middlebury, In and
for the District of Addison, on the 10th day OF
October, A. D. 1866
Ira Allen, executor of the last will and tes.
lament of JERUSlIA FRISBIE,
ate of Middlcbury, in said district deceased,
pre- sents his administration account for al
lowance: 1t is thereupon ordered, that said
account be considered for allowance by this
court at = session thereof to be held ut tho
office Of the Register Of this court, in Middle
bury, on Monday the 18th day Of November,
1856, at ten o'clock, IN tho forenoon, and
that notice thereof be given to all persons
interested. that they may appear and make
their objections, If any they may have, to tho
allowance Of said account, by publishing
certified copy of this order in the Middle
bury Rcgister-a newspaper printed at said
Midllcbury--three weeks successfully provi-
Gus TO the time OF said court.
CALvis G. TlLpsv. Judge.
A true copy of record.
%, Attest CALVIN @. TILDES, Judge.
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State of Vermont
VALENTINE V. CLAY
HENRY W. WALKER
& ROBFRT HUSTON.
Addison Co., IS.
In Chancery.
December Term,
A. D. 1856.

Whereas Valentine V. Clay, Of Middlebury,
in the county Of Addison and State Of Vermont,
has filed in the office Of the Clerk of the Court
Of Chancery in and for said county, his bill a
ganst Henry W. Walker and Robert Huston.
setting forth in substance, that on the Sth day
OF July, A. D. 1850, the said Henry Walker,
then Of Salisbury, in said county, but now Of
Union, in the state Of California, executed to
William Nash mortgage deed Of certain land
situated in said Salisbury and described as fol-
lows, to witt All his, the said Henry W'sinter-
terest in the grist mill and privilege, and all his
interest in the land formerly belonging to Aaron
Bsrrovs, owned Ivy him. the said Henry, in COM
p.ny with Sumner Briggs, f. II. eeks und
Franklin Bump, also the WOODEN factory then
occupied by him, the said Henry W., including
all the land and privileges and bctterments
thereon, decided 10 him, the said Henry W by
Sisson Chase. by deed dated October 2, 1889, ION
record, -said mortgage deed being conditioned
for the payment Of the sum Of eleven hundred
dollars, specified in a promissory note dated
Match 29th, A. D. 1850, payable on demand
with interest, and which is now due and unpaid.
And said bill further sets forth that the said
Nah has released his claim to the grist mill
property and privilege. and that the orator Is
not interested therein, but that on the first day
of December, A. d. 1885,, the said William Nashs
by his deed Of that date in due form OF law Con
vcyed said remaining property described IN the
said mortgage together with the note above de-
scribed, to the orator, his heirs and Assigns
And on the sth day Of July A. D. 1850, the
said Walker in consideration Of the sum Of two
thousand dollars, by hi. deed Of that date in duo
form Of law conveyed the said premises to one
Robert Huston, of Marshal, in the state Of
Michigan. Nhereupon the petitioner praYs
that the equity Of redemption Of the said Henry
W. Walker and Robert Huston in the premises
may be hreclosed. And now it being made to
appear that the said defendants reside without
this state 50 that subpoena cannot he served
on them, il is ordered that the said Henry W.
Walker and Robert Huston be required TO ap-
;'Nar before the Honorable Court of thancery
next to Nc held at Middlcbury, in and for said
county ofAddson, on the second Tuesday of Dc.
ccmber, A. D. 1856, and make answer to said
bill, by publication Of thus order three weeks
successfully in the Middlebury Registcr-a pub
lie newspaper printed at said Middlebury-the
last of which publications shall be at least TWEEN
ty days prior to said next term.
Given under my hand at Middlebury, in said
county Of Addison, this 9th day Of October, \.
ID. 1906.
DUGALD STEWART, Clerk.
J. A. BEcKwITII, Sol'r. 2S;3w