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CER0EANT'S sALE.-Will be soid ).

IER0EANT'b SALE.-Will be sold, On
- THURSDAY the 18th day Of April. Ct u e'eiesk
NJ, at the new Custom House. opposite tbs BANKS.
the following articles, to wit: N $3.50 20 aeK
pieces Rough Granite 'ssss 80 laAse4
large Drawing Board 81 e. t.
I arindstone Frame; Bellows
Anvils and 1locks
Q Sledge Hammer; pieces Iron
IL bars Iron and bar Steel
Vice and Bench; Bucket 1915 fskatsf4
lot Chissls. Tools. &c. s~saa
2 large pieces Timber
i lot Ropes and nlockA +s
16 stone Axes, ! Crow Bar ssd lot ChissfS
Wooden Drsk ! Wheebarrow
I Plank Shed; Cart or Truck sissst
q neFricks, Ropes and fixtures egG9gesa
Z lot Joists. Plank and Timber s3af faf4s
large Derrick and large Pole sf
Lot Rope and tackle; OArSenterS ghsp
Blacksmiths shop and rooIs "a '9A
This sale 10 made By an order Of the Hastings
Court to satisfy en- attachment In favor Of Crum4
Ragland against Attmore 4 Co. ,sfg y - q
TERhs-S30a and uader, cash sver that amount, %
days. for approved negotiable notes. -
THOMAS q DUDLnY,
CD Zs=tda @A ~ zA CITY 0eYR&oAt.
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BOARDING, 60.

uYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM
Ii FORT, yA.-This celebrated seaboard WATER
ING PLACE, a famed for its beautiful location as
for its entire exemption from disease, and fQr It's
delicious bath and other salt water luXnres viii be
opened on the FIRST OF JUNE. | shall be assist
ed In ths management Of the establishment, BY Mr..
past season. will be we'll remembered.
an Gem JOS SkGAR, Proprietor.
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TRUSTEES PALE OF HOUSE AND

l. LOTS ON CATHARINE STREET, IN Bull
LOCK AND HARRIS ADDITION AS Trustees
in a certain deed of trust from William Gilman da-
ted 18th December 1887, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court, we shall proceed to sell at public
Auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY, the goth
April 1858, at o'clock, P. NJ the real estate con-
veyed thereby-consisting OF lots Nos 81 and 80.
fronting 81 feet on the north side of Catharine
street. running back l0i feetto an alley, on which
there stands an excellent framed dwelling, having
ample accommodations for large family.
farms 0ne-third cash balance at and mouths
for negotiable notes, interest added, scared by q
trust deed, or title retained.
The taxes for 1853 to be paid by the purchaser.
EuSTACE G. M0NCURE, Trustees.
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40 n .GODDIN & APPERsON, Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AM

Il LOT on COR. OF VALLEY AND CHRT STI AN
STREETS.-As Trustee In a deed of Trust. from,
Patrick Donohoe and Wife, dated 2fth May, 1856 duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, shall pro.
coed to SELL ut Pablo Auction, the premises,
FRIDAY. the 9th day OF May, 1855, nc 5 O'Clock, p
the Real Estate located above, consulting of lot
fronting a feet on Valley street, running back on
Christian street 1872 feet, having thereon small
framed tenement. Terms m,de known at the hoor
of sale The taxes for 1858 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. JN0. HA0AN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GopRIN l. AsPEEsos. Ancts. s.,
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SHIPPING.

SAN'L 3 Blu RICH being employed with me.
would DO pleased to have his friends cali and see
h!;A- ap Sim
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BY Thos. w. Keesee,
f0ft3ca f.,rnar of 18th and Gary 9traata

(Ofnce Corner OF 18th and Cary Streets.1
COAL.-lO, 900 BUSHELS COAL FOR
~ SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold on MON
DAY morning next, May Sd at 10 O'Clock. at the
ctal yard In the rear of the gas works, about ten
thousand bushels OF fine Coal
Terms at sale THOs W KEESEE.
an n Auct.
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TtONTINUAL RECEIPTS OF NEW
" G00D3-Por Men and Boys wear, both In
now claims our attention, ana having laid in ire
mendous stock assorted ia style quality and size
invite all Interested 70 an examination of our
GOODS. Hft -
We shall offer such inducements as We are conf
dent will please the trade and onr styles afe
very popular word, and we shall endaa y5r TO hien
tify ourselves with H. at the ssns tfn,e make our
eoops p esna n sssN srRppr~~
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TOILET SOAPS. - Lows Brown
l. Windsor, Honey and Palm MaillY's fine French
Toilet Soaps; Thompsou's. Johnson.s and Haueis
Lind Lettuce Juice. Csmphor and 6lycerine and
Popcine; Hausl's Nymph, Floating and Omnibus;
foigate's Variegated. &c, for sale by
an ri JN0 w POLLARD Druggist. 18th st.
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EOPARTNERSHIr The subscribers
~ have this day formed a copartnership under
the style and Arm of JOSEPH q JOHN MOTION
for the purpose OF conducting general commission
business In all its branches as SUCCESSORS to NOR
TON. ARMSTE4D CO., at their old stand anp re-
specttully solicit consgnmcnts rom their friends
and the public generally. ,f
Advances made on consignments. and Guano fur.
nishad II, ulanfars :
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- VERY DESIKARLE PRlYATt

~ RESIDENCE, ON FIFTH STREET. NEAR
LEIGH STREET, FOR RENT.-The large Brick
Dwelling; located as above. aud near the residence
OF Mr. III Eliyson. is for rent. 1t has nine large
rooms, and several good closets. Also gas fixtures
complete, and oil cloth the passage floors and
siarways There is water in the yard and the usual
conveniences, including bathing room
Also. for rent, Wood House, suitable for small
Heckler
Possession of each can be had Immediately. Ap-
ply To THOS BAGBY,
ap Its Wall st.. under ST. Charles Hotel.
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10 AN now receiving per ships

!
- :" BRINE" and Alexander from Liverpool
- (the latter now dschargng nj City Point 10
81 James RIVER 60 crates EARTHENW ARE,
comprising the best shapes and quality of Dinner
Tea ard Tuiletware. Also. Plates, Dishes, jugs and
"A ine assortment of common goods, suitable for the
country trade.
I Keep aise on hand, plain white and decorated
China in sets and by the piece; fine assortment of
GLASS all descriptions, all of which will sell at
gerv low rates. o u TAYLOR,
an l9-Im III Main vt.
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Il d. KEELING, TAILOR AND

EA' VLNTHlER-R Respectfully CALI the .ttentlon
81 has iroads sBa the public TO his Spring style of
Cibr ma and GENTS FURNISHING G(pDS
Also g. hrs stock Of CSssmeres aud yestings which
b. viii make TO order, in the latest styles
Ne ~. next door 70 w Purcell's corner of NJ ain
aud 1,h streets.
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THE CENTRAL HUTEL-
Il RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
situated at the corner of Grace and 9Th streets front
ing the Northwest of the Capitol Square. ann
oear 10 the Washington Monument, will be in readi
aess to receive guests on the LIST January. 1858.
The locality In point of eontguty to business,
oeng adjacent TO the Capitol. Banks. Custom House
Merchant Mills and Warehouses, together with lts
reathfrilness because o! the beautiful promepades
afforded by the Public Grounds Immediately In 'front.'
eenderi at once attractive
With such advantages the proprietor appreciates
his responsibility in undertaking 10 serve the pubic
20 meet which, he gives assurance OF ample supplies
and the most assdnous attention TO the warts OF aD
who may favor him with their company.
de 2s-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH, Proprietor.
+. ]. s. would be happy to receive calls from
members of the Legislature and others, who might
wish 10 an gage rooms before the opeuinQ day.
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o. FOR RENT.-For the purpose of
- moving into larger building the Basin
Bank We ofier the house at present occupied by US
for rent. VIM. L. STAPLES CO.,
18th street. next door to
in It's Shields Il SomervillO
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EA FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
&:a ed Brick Tenements. on Cary street. between
It'll and Sth They we'll adapted for Grocery
stores, or any kind ofretail business. They contain
rooms besides tue store room, aud are we'll adapt
cd for the accommodation OF families having all ne
cessary cOnVenences. Possession given immediate
iy. TO good tenants the rent will be moderate
Apply to (. Y. RAGLAND l. CO.,
ia 2l-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street.
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4 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

fE:s will sell. at great bargain a desirable 10,
OF Ground near the old Distillery and outside the
corporation line 1t has frontage Of "A feet and
depih OF 100 feet. lt has on il twost0r.d frame
Dwelling and is enclosed with substantial fence
An adjoining lot. of the same dimensions will be
sold also. if desired. Apply to
CAUTJIORN
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n NEAT FRAMED COTTAGE ON

"a TUE MIST LINEoP 9ra STREET. FRENCH
HARDEN HILL, FOR SAILING are authorized 10
sell The neat Cottsge residence located as above now
owned aud occupied b. Mr.. George UolIaes The
,oa fronts 80 ieet, runs back la feet. The Cottage
mas ro~ ms, besides kitchen and smoke house Its
ply 10 GDDI}IS 4 kpPFRsoSP
an 2---6t - - A4NsSOt''
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ron RaNr AND aALn.

49, -Szs-
g. FOR RENT.--Thc largs and com
LII Portable dwelling ON Cary. between Is, ,,a
fSasnee s.s lately occupied hr Mr. j. Leslie. deed
sots" ns eisnt rooms, with ihe usual oat-buili,
@ iaiRe lot tret trees, &c Also the new brick
nY~,ssnhg on Clay street. next door above Mr. Jas
nSasi aaa nearly opposite MIR. s. T. PuIIiams.
Thefe IL city water In the yard of each ami aoss.s.
s'0h can DC had Immediately. Apply to
TH0S. j. BAGBY.
-. - =. Agent and Collector
~ @t-& NAH Al between Main and Etankltn
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n CLoTHINGil CJoTuINGl The subs,ri
20 her has lust received his stock of SPRING.
---lA- CLOTHING AMI GENTLEMkN'S FUR
NiSHiNG GOODS, - which he would ask ihe AZ.
tpntion OF his friends and the public generally
v. b SPENCE
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- HOuSEs FOR RENT-s1nrea -

AhHSRHo A'Ab hEN -CtOfeS anu
LII Dwellings,. Also, soiao L0TS for sale Apply
70 W TYLER, Agent,
ap .6-lmF At his Mill. ia Rockets.
- FOR RENT.-D + 8 RIA BILE
II DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.-A very de.
Brick Kitchen, dry cellars. hydrant, &C on Frank
iAatreet; - door west of och street, (now occu-
- oy Mr. yatt is for rent, upon moderate terms
20 pUnctnal tenant Possession given LIST day OF
May Apply to ALFRED INLOES.
ap 2S-ts Corner Franklin and Goth SITS
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Nv dence, on Saturday last, q red and white
..-Ig-sIgs COW, and in good condition. he has
cal IiIa1nE, but they not recolected. She has
also a gmbet hole in one horn and the hair cut or
rubbed ud fore Leg, near the foot, IRON being
tied with a rope. Any Information concerning her
~ill hs thankfully received If left at the stere oi
Duke Hutchinson. No 10 Mr. u street
40 23-3t A A HUTCHINSON.
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Gr9al Notifes
WALTER Il FULLER
by his next friend
IN CHANCLRY.

WALTER b FULLER
nv his next friend IN CHANCERY
DAVID N MASON, Addison County,
LUCIA s. MASON,
REBECCA SPO0NER December Term, 1858.
whereas Walter b. Mason, by his next
friend has this day, by his solicitor, A. NJ.
Hawkins filed in the Office of the clerk OF this
court his petition, setting forth in substance
that on the 9th day Of August, A. D. 1852,
David Mason and Lucia s Mason, his wife, ex-
ecuted to Hannah Mason mortgage deed Of
certain lane in Monkton, in the County OF Ad-
Olson and described as follows Being the same
piece Of land and premises that David ason
bought Of Robert Bull on the 18th day of Au-
gust, a. d. 1852, and recorded in Monkton
book of reco DIS Book 18th, page 700, and re-
torring to said deed for more particular de-
scription conditioned for the payment, by the
said Masons, their heirs, assigns unto the said
Hannah Mason, her heirs and ass gins of their
the said David and Lucia Mason's three prom
lssory notes all dated the 9th day of August,
1862 all payable to the said Hrnnah Mason or
bearer, with interest annually, one payable one
year from date, one two years from date, one
three years from date and the first mentioned
note is now justly due and owing And further
showing that ON the 2Sth day of June, "A. D.
S59 the said Hannah Mason duly aesigned
ana transferred by nef uttu VI lndt uhtc W INV
said n alter Il Fuller, al her right, title a d
interest to the aforesaid mortgaged premises,
and also the last mentioned note. And further
stating that since the giving the mortgage deed
by the said David and Lucia Mason to the SAID
hannah Mason, the said David and Lucia Ma
son have conveyed by deed the aforesaid mort
gagged premises to Rebeccs Spooner of Monkton
in the county of Addison, one Of the defendants
in saii petition newfoundland praying that
the equity of redemption of the said David Ma
son, Lucia S. Mason and Rebecca Spooner in
the premises might be foreclosed, and whereas
it has been mad to appear that the said David
n. Mason and Lucia S Mason reside out of the
State of Vermont, so that the SAID petition and
the accompanying subpoena cannot be served
upon them-It is hereby ordered by said Court
of Chancery, that the said David and Lucia
s. Mason appear in said court on the second
Tuesday of december next, and make answer
to such petition, and that the FOREGOING sub
stance of said petition together with this order,
be published in the iddlebury Register a
public newspaper published in said Niddlebury
for three weeks successfully the last OF which
publications shall be at least twenty days pre-
vous to the commencement Of the term of said
court, at which said defendants are required to
appear.
Given under my hand at Niddlebury afore-
said, this 9Th day Of October, 1858
27;3 D. STEWART, Clerk.
A. MADISON HAWKINS, Solicitor for petitioner.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

WE, the subscribers, being appoioted by
w the Probate Court for the District OF
New Haven Commissioners, to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate of
EBENEZER LAMB
late of Bristol, in said nisu.ct, deceased
and also all claims and den alds rALititod
in offset thereto; aud six months f1om
the fourteenth day Of September 1865,
being allowed b., said court for llatp,rposo
We 40 therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend TO the business OF our said ap.
poinlmcnt, at The dwelling house Of John c.
Lamb in said Bristol Oh the second Tuesday
of November, and MAJ CD next, from nine
o'clock 4. NJ until O'clock p, NJ. on each
Of said days
JAMES Il, NICHOLS. lcomr,
NtBLE L JOHNS. c'"''
Dated at Biistol, tins 23d da! OF septem-
Der, A. 1858. 26;Sw
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COMING DOWN !,

Owing to the great rush OF travelling meat
markets thar daily throng our streets, ind the
low prices they pretend to sell steak that appears
to be cut all the way from the horns to the tail,
am induced to say that 1 will sell all kinds Of
meat not killed by accident but in the usual
way, as low, il not lower than any Of them.
/ shall make an honest and fair trial TO sustain
n decent market in this village, in hot weather
rs well as cold, and if the people consider il
worth their while to encourage me IN the under
taking, 40 that can get living by constant at
tention to their wants, they will have my thanks.
feel under obligations to those who have thus
far patroni1ed me constantly since commenced
the business. VI. WILLIAMSON.
Oct. II, 1855.
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IRA W BRowNELL } Addison County
vs. court.
EDWARD Z. LAWRENCE. ) JuneTerm 1858.

Whereas Ira " Brownell, Of New Haven,
in the County of Addison, at the present term
of this curt, brought into said Court his writ
and declaration against Edward L Lawrence, of
Wevbridge in said County, with a return there
on of attachment Of all the real estate in the
said town of weybridge as the property Of said
defendant, and also of service as to the said
Lawrence by leaving copy with Ebenezer Sew
erhnce tenant Of said Lawrence, which said de.
claration declares in plea Of trespsss in the
case. counting on promissory note dated Mt
Weybridge aforesaid, on the oath day Of No
vember. 1856, signed by defendant and payable
to the plaintiff or bearer in one year from its
date, for one hundred dollars with interest an
nually, which said sum Of money in said note
specifed, defendant has not raid, nor any part
thereof, though often requested, and demanding
in damages the sum of three hundred dollars
Now it being suggested to the Court that the
said Lawrence was without this State at the
time of the service of said writ, and has not
since returned within tina same, nor had per-
sonal notice of this suit: 1t is thereupon or
dered that said cause be continued to the next
term to be held at Middlebu y, on the second
Tuesday of December, A. D. 1858, and that in
the meantime notice Of the pendancy thereof be
given said Lawrence, by the publ cation Of this
order, together with the substance Of the plain
th's declaration, three weeks excessively in
the Middlebury Register public newspaper
printed at Middlebury, in the County of Addi-
son-the last of which publ cations shall be at
least thirty days prior to said next term.
D. STEWART, Gle
Wv. STEWART, Atty of Plf 27;3w
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Russell HARRIS,
vs..
ASA A. FULLER
and his Trustee
MOSES SHELDON.
Addison County Court
June Term, 1858

MOSES SHELDON.
Whereas Russell Harris, of New Haven, in
the County of Addison, entered IN this Court,at
it's December Term, A. D. 1857, his writ and
declaration against Asa Allen Fuller, of Meri-
den. in the County of La Sale, in the State Of
Illinois, and his Trustee, Moses Sheldon, of Sal
isbury, in said Addison County, with return
thereon of personal service as to said Trustee,
and Of attachment of al! the real estate belong
ing to said Full er in the town of New Haven
and Niddlebury, in said County OF Addison,
and also of one bay sucking colt as the proper
" Of said Fuller, and Of service as to said Full
Ter, by leaving copy at his last and usual
place ofabode, with one James Tucker which
said declaration declares in a plea that the said
Asa A. Fuller render TO the said plaintiff the
sum of four hundred dollars, which the plain
tiff says is due from the said defendant to bal
anoe book accounts between them and demand,
in damages the sum of six hundred dollars.
And said ause having been continued to the
present term Of this Court, and II being shown
TO the Court that said Fuller was out OF the
State at the time Of the service Of said writ,
and has not since returned within the same nor
had personal notice of this suit II is there
upon ordered by the Court that-this cause be
further continued until the next term to be held
on the second Tuesday or December, u.
1858, and that in the meantime notice OF the
tendency thereof be given said Fuller, by pub
LEGATION Of this order together with the sub
stance of the plaintiffs declaration, three week
successfully in the Middletury Register, a pub
lie newspaper printed at Middlebury, in said
County Of Addison, the last of which publica-
tons shall be at least three weeks prior to said
next term
DUGALD STEWART, Clerk
:, /. WMoHr. Plf's Attorney 2e,sw
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800 REWARD!

viii be paid on the conviction of any respon-
sbe party who shall infringe upon the following
Patents, and Trade Marks, by making or vend
ing any article, not the genuine, such, viz;
HALVES 4 CO.'S COAL OILS,
the only uniform standard Coal Oil in the market
better and cheaper. Also,
JONES PATENT COAL OIL LAMP.
Every genuine Lamp is stamped "E. +. Jones,
Patent" The public are cautioned against buy
the real at a les. price, aud satisfaction guaran-
tsed. Supply unlimited.
4. F. JONES 4 CO., Sole Agents.
22;sm 90 and 81 Central ST.. Boston.
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DIR. CULVERWELL
0 N M A N II O O D

4 Medical Rsscy Oh a ne, certain and radical cure
of spcrmafo'rheo, etc., ,cifhout he use Of Inter-
nal Medicines, Cduter;rdtioa or any Mechanical
Appiiancs.
just published. the 9TH edition, in a sealed en-
velope, gratis. and mailed to any address post
paid, on receip; of two stamps.
This little work, enanating from a celebrated
momber Of the medical profcssion,giyes the most
tmpor ant information even published, 10 all per.
sons entertaining doubts of their physical cond-
ton. or who are conscious Of having hazarted
their health ard happiness-contsining the Iar-
ticulnrs of an entirely new and perfect remedy
for Spermatorrhaa or Seminal Weakness, peb'l-
tv. Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits, oss Of
Energy, Lasstude, 1imidity, Involuntary Sem
inal Discharges. lmghired Sieht and Memory,
Blotclie. and pimples en- the Face, Piles, Indi-
gesion Paptstlon of the Heart and Bodily
Prostitution OF the whole system, inducing impo-
tency and mental and physical incapaci,y,-by
means Of which every one may cure himself pri
vately, and at q trifing expense.
rrAddress DR.. CHI. J. Q. KLINE, lst Ave
nue., cor. 10th street. New York; Post Box, No.
4sSe. 45.ty
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Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books

Particular attention is invi' cd to a large stock
of Family, Pew, polyglot and Tuck Bibles, in
var ety OF styles, sizes, and prices, to suit every
body. Methodist Hymns, Church Psalmist, Church
psalnody, and Watts and Select Hymns, all
sizes, styles and prices. Prayer Books, in plain
a1t
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All ,Sdnting TO emigrats 10 mild climate good
soil and fine market, see advertisement Of NeO
Esglaad Settlement
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HARRY MOORE ! Addison Co, Court
ION ATHANS PERRY June Term, 1868

HARRY MOORE ! Addison Co Court
JoNATHANs PERRY ! June Term, 1858.
Harry Moore, of Middebury in the County
Of Addison, having entered in this court at the
present term thereof his writ and declaration
against Jonathan S Perry, of Cornwall in said
County, with return therein Of attachment Of
one Stage Coach, and also of three horses, one
double harness. two stage sleighs, one long
sleigh ,one light traverse sleigh one stage wag-
OH gearing one light two horse wagon, and one
plough, and of service of said writ on said Per-
nv, bv leaving copy at his last and usual
place of abode, in the hands of his wife--which
said declaration is in plea that the defendant
render to the plaintiff the sum Of three hun
dred dollars which plaintiff says IS due from de-
PENDANT to balance book accounts between them,
and demands in damages the sum Of Ave hun
dred dollars. And now it being shown to the
court that said Perry was out of the State at
the time of the service of sal writ, and has not
since returned within the same, nor had per-
sonal notice of the tendency Of this suit 1t is
thereupon ordered by the court that this cause
be continued until the next term to be held on
the second Tuesday of December, A. b 1888,
and that in the meantime notice OF the penden-
CIV thereof be given said Perry. by the publica-
ton of this order together with the substance
of the plaintiffs declaration. three weeks sue
cessiyely in the Middebury Register, public
newspaper printed at said A!iddlebury, the last
of which publications shall be at least thirty
DAYS prior to said next term
DUGALD STEWART. Clerk.
T. R. WRIGHT, Piti's Attorney 26Sw
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MEDICINES.

There Is not, within thirty-two miles Of Mid
dlebury, any place where 80 large n variety, go
good quality, SO reasonable prices, and so good
competent dispensers can be found, rs at the
store Of
Oct. l2. II. A. SHELDON