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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

MIR. Williams, from Indiana, in his speech
in the House Of Representatives, last Saturday,
on the subject of the governmental control of
railroads, made very severe attack upon the
management of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

The Washington correspondent ofthe Balti-
more American, speaking of the reported po-
litcal movements OF some persons from Viz
ginia," in Washington, says :--"fhey DO not
propose to form party from the disatfeced Of
existing parties but their object is to unite the
various divisions of Republicans, into one har-
mopious organization against the Democratic
party. The matter is merely talked over and
considered informally" Who are these per
sons from Virginia." Some Of the newspapers
say that the Virginia Senators, Messrs. Lewis
and Johnston, are at the head of this newest
Of the ''new movements" There are Other
matters more worthy of their attention thar
the formation Of new ''parties"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

The Senate adjourned yesterday until Mon
day The House, to-day, met for general de-
bate. The census bill is to be taken up 10 the
Senate, on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

Ia the Maryland House Of Delegates, yester,
day. the resolutions proposed by the Commit.
tee on Federal Relations some time since, re-
jectine the Fifteenth Amendment, were passed
by unanimous vote by the members in at
tendance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
LNUt SALE.

T
The fAK known ~ FEDERAL HILL,
situated on the heights u miles northwest OF
Alexandria, adjoining the land Of the late Fred
LLOYD. Tho view is almost unsurpassed;
wnlrr excellent. II possesses the advantages
of three market:-A leyandria, Washington and
Georgetown.
No better situation for an early garden or or
chard can be found in this section.
The improvements are y good FRA NJ r ~
House, Wagon and Cow House; excellent brick
Dairy, and well of water At the door; variety
OF fruit in moderate quantities.
This farm contains f. acres.
For further particulars enquire on the prem
iscs. An 2G--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
DRUGs. CHEMICALS, &C.
NNEY,S MEDICAL COLUMN.

We confidently recommend the following
JANNEY'S GENUINE COD Liver on.
nre,nred from fresh lrers, and warranted pure.
Price &c per bottle. ,,,,r,..utIp
.jANNEY'S PICTORIAL coughs "a KY r
for Coughs, Colds and lncipionI Consnmp'""
JANNEY'S CHILBLAlN L1NlMENT, an
;nf.lIble cure for Frosted Feet. Price 25c per
JANNEY'S EXTRACT JAMAICA GIN
GER, for Diarrhea, Indigestion. Gramp Co''''
&c Price 25c per bottle. rr,rr,,,
JANNEY'S FLAVORlNG EATRAclS'
consisting Of
Lemon, Vanilla
Raspberry, Strawberry,
Pineapple, Orange,
Bitter Almond.
Gu.rsnloeI equal to any made Price zoe per
bOLtlo. ,;
xii the above for sale wholesale and retail At
our Drug Warehouse, No. Jas King street
ian II - N ~ q" ~ ".
ESTABLISHED 1892. w
~ $, LIZA BEATER x bko'N
DEALERsIE
PURE DRUGS csE Ahc \ sD FAINTs, OILS,
VARNlSHES,, GARDEN SEEDS,
~ y " - SPICES, ACIDS, &r.
Nos. and South Fairfax sts.,
aug I'LL Alexandria, Va.
tr II rook WIN. +. CkEldHT"N.
/yOuk & CREIGHTON,
Wholesale ard Retail Dealers ~ ,o,,,
PURE DRUGS AND CuEMlGA u.s. / "a - ~
Vurnishos ana Oils
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTIl
SO lU7 King street.
Prompt attention gwen I" orders Nnu :
ull!rna from til" country. "'''' ~
| SAMUEL Il. JANNEr. MAuloH H. ''''
IANNKI 81 CO.,
| PURE DRUGS, LEWIS WHITE Lar"
| Paints. Oil, and FarnIshes, ,,,,>
rHENGH WINDOW GLAS@& PUTTY
No l45, King street.
ny Orders sad inquiries !f"". the r 70.
promptly attended Ia SOP 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
7 A$T NOTICE TO TAX-rAY ERS.
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

The large amount at taxes unpaid AMI the
heavy demands for money due on the County
levy. rs also tho State, demands prompt action
and if not paid by the 18th day of February. |
will b. compelled T." collect ne tho law pro-
viles. As my payments must be made to accom-
modate lho-n who nrn employed during the
day. will be Vt my Office on Wednesday and
Friday nights. from 8! To halfpast o'cl0ck
Office No - south Royal street.
!. g. NEAL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

The report originating in Key West that
three hundred Cubans had been massacred by
the SpaDiards in the excitement growing out
of the Castanon affair, is ialse. Two men were
shot 10 Havana, and those are the only cases OF
retaliation which have occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

The Baltimore American says that the most
noticeable feature of the stock market Of that
city is The continued activity in Virginia skies,
some $50, 900 of the old registered bonds sell
ing on Wednesday at 81. The sales OF Virginia
SKIES 10 Baltimore within the past three or four
days reach nearly 5000. 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
SALE or TECUMSEH.

l}y virtue Of deed OF trust made by SANTA.
J. Tcbbs and vile to John JHnney nhd t1e'rye
G.. Powell, n Trustees, for the benefit Ct n;
Powell, Trustee for tho Dev!scos OF Noble ,nN
crjdpc decd dated the It'll day u! April. i6i"'
and of record in the Clerks office OF iI"udo"h
County Court, ! WIS, page LOG, the unders'S",
oil. one Of whom is the surviving trustee MI!
tho other the substituted Trustee, Will ouor, a.
public sale, to the highest bidder, before the
Court House door, in tho town OF l'ees DErE'
Viryinia, on TUESDAY,, the 18th day OF reu
ruurv. 1870, being the - day OF the Couni!
Court, that valuable FARM known rs Ii
CUMSEH," containing about 5i2 acres OF lana
situated on the waters Of Bull Run. partly I"
IouIoun and partly in Prince William county
The Land is nf fine quality, well Improved.
and is in all respects most desirable farm.
$40 acres Of tho tract were conveyed ny to!-
Tcbbs to ~ &. Trundlc. Tho remainder @:
tbotract, containing about a. acres, on which
there is q valuable mino of barytes, will be hrsl
sold. and afterwards tho tract OF GUO acres
Tho land will be surveyed md plats cIhibH'
! ed on tho day Of sale
TERMS-Fho small tract Of about AZ acre
will DO sold for cash. For the jpO acre t7sr.
enough in cash will be required to pay the OK =
pnnses n( sale, and the residue Of the debt and
interest sccurrd-say about thirty five hundred
dollars For the remainder of the purchase
money, bond. bearing interest from day OF sale.
secured by decd Of trust on tho prenIscs: nni
payable in cqual instruments Of ono nnd w"
years will be required.
JOHN JANNEY, Surv'g. Trustee.
g. z. holland Sub. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
LoudouD CO., ian l5-Gots
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX
lN SALE AT AUCTION

MOST V ALUABL III REAL ESTATE FOX
Wl SALE AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of dnod Of trust executed to me
by Horny Is. Gouldenan and wife, Of record III
the Clerks Office of Westmoreland county, and
in pursuance Of written instructions from the
parties secured thereby, shall, on tho l1th
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870, if fair, otherwise
on tho first fur day thereafter, at noon, pro
coed to SELL for cash, on tho premises. to TIE
highest bidder. that most VA y |. /
TRACT OF LAND known as 'WH TIE
POINT" living Immediately on the Potomac
river, in the upper par! Of Wostmoreland CO.,
containing G33 acres, more or less. The build.
ngs upon this farm are superior. This land l.
leased for $2GOG year, exclusive Of II most val
liable fishing shore and deposit Of gravel
commanding b ready sale.
Tho title To this property is believed to be
indisputable and without incumbrance. eX.
cept this decd but selling rs Trustee, / shall
only convey the title vested in me Ms such.
JOHN b. LEWIS, Trustee
Westmoreland co., jan l4-oots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

A resolution was adopted in the House OF
Representatives, yesterday, ordering an inves
tieation into the subject OF certain advertise.
ments which have appeared in SOME of the
Northern papers, offering Tor sale vacant en-
detships at West Point, in the gilt or under
the control Of members of Congress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

Gen. Candy, under the new regime, Issues
Gen. Orders, No. /. announcing that he mas
command OF the Department Of Virginia, en-
brscing the States OF Maryland, Virginia. West
Virginia, and North Carolina" headquarters
at Richmond, Va, and directing officers and
soldiers. in the department to make military
REPORTS and returns to him Order No, 9 an
nounces the officers on the personal and de-
partmentaI staff of the commanding General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
4Sy Green ~ Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctluneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF u
y decree Of the Circuit Court for Alexandria
county. Virginia, rendered at its June term,
1869, in the suit Of Bowie. plaintiff, vs. Addison
Ct al, defendants, tho undersigned, CommlS.
sioners therein named, will proceed, on SAT,
URDAY. the 18th day of February. 1870. ut -
o'clock H.. in front Of the Mayors Office, in tho
city Of Alexandria. TO sell, by public auction, L
certain TRACT OF LAND, in the county o!
Alexandria. containing ten acres, and bombed
rs follows On tho north by Queen street cH'
tend ed ; on the east by Townsend Baggcts TOT
on tho south by Cameron street extended, and
on tao Yves: by H"ol's Run-being portion OF
the tract conveyed to j.. b. Addison by Ann
f. Ramsay.
TERMS tenth TO be paid in cash, ana
for the residue the bonds o! the purchaser WITH
good security. and with interest from tho d"y
Of sulo, t. be taken in three equal sums, psya
BILE 1T 4, II and Is months, respectively
Stamps nnd conycynncin8 ut the cost al lho
purchaser. WIN. If. DULANf.
GEO. W. BRENT.
inn ltd Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
u;rr,v n, ian l5-paWts Comm


C1OM SALE OF NALU-
ABLE FARM NEAR CENTREFlLLt
EAlRFAX COUNTY. VIRGIN "A. by VT.
tu. If q decree Of the Circuit Court OF FalraH
rnunty. in the suit of James A. SplndI3S hcF1
W Peter Hooding's administrators, nj NoYeth-
b.,r term 1860, tho unlorsisned: c"mmiss'S%H,r'
% sale will, on the 81 MONDAY IN "a -
AIRY, 1870, Court day, in front OF fniflaS u
House sell to the highest bidder, at punGtIt'
sale that VALUABLE TRACT or hAND'
IrrrGerly the residence OF James "a. opinaic'
r,n,Yinnp 1901 acres This farm liee on lhe
Wnrront1n and Alexandria Turnpike ana noa'
Ceptreyille. The soil is Of excellent q"al!'y'
heinz The red and il susceptible Of h'gh
otsta If Improvement ~ but little eypehse'-~
Persons wishing To purchase g""l Ihlin ~
healthy region will do well |" cS"sn'He III:
farm. .,..
TEKMS--)ne-tonth Of the pilrchsse-mohey
/ casL the residue in thrco equal payments n
six, twelve and eighteen months; with Intero.'
on the deferred payments from inc 1ay "I sal"
the purchaser to give his bonds Tor III 9 deigFISI
uavinents and the title ID be retained until the
whole OF the purchase money Is pad the lnnt
snLiecl f. resale ut the risk OF the purchaser IL
case of non compliance with the terms OF sac
| or default in making the deferred payments
THOMAS MOORE. Comm
| NJ The above sale il postponed TO the 2ls'
day Of FEBRUARY, 1870, Court dHy' Il.
! the same place. Possession gwen, II solo, OF
| the l:t day Of January, 1871.
wv TH0S MOORE, Comm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

1t is now said that Minister Curtin has made
a report to Secretary Fish in reply to the re-
quest OF the President that he would inquire
into the condition of the Jews in Russia in
which report, Considerations, concessions,and
measures Tor their advancement, instead of op.
preston, intolerance, &c., AZ heretofore report
ed 10 accounts from Russia. There appear TO
be very contradictory statements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

The Baltimore Gazette says: ''As there is
likely to Re some trouble about the acquisition
of San Domingo, the indications now are that
Congress will fall back upon the half repudla
ted purchase OF the Danish Island of ST. Tho
mas. The choice being between buying an
earthquake or war, The earthquake appears at
present to be the preferable Of the two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

FIRE IN PRINCE GEORGE S COUNTY MD.-An-
other destructive fire occurred in the neghbor
ing District Of Nottingham, on Sunday last,
by which RI. II. Sasscer, esd, lost his corn,
house, stable and some other buildings. with
their contents, consisting oil about fifty barrels
OF corn, lot oil wheat, farming utensils, &c. The
horses were rescued from the burning stable
with much difficulty. -Piace GeOrgeiun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
AUCTION SALES.
~0MMISsTONERY SALE LAND.

in pursuance of decree Of the CIRCUIT Court
Of Fairfax county, pronounced at its November
term, 1869, in the suit of Co eman, Trustee, vs.
Coleman and others, the undersigned will offer,
~, publ sale, at Fairfax Court house; on
court dsy, the TRACT OF LAND formerly
belonging to Charles T. Coleman containing
lGS acres. .,,,
This land is in a desirable neighborhood, OF
good quality, with tolerable improvements, and
adjoining the lands ofW ebster, Newman and 9TH
~! "nj j. situated about two miles from Hern-
,Inn station and in y country much sought attr'
10y Northern settlers =. ,arypp,,rp
- II SINNERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

"NATIONAL HOTEL DISEASE I'VE have
4 reported solution of the mystery attending
the famous poisoning at the National hotel at
Washington in 1851. 4 Mr. Was%0rth, who
wsS superintendent Of the wine cellar at that
tnr, says that the cause OF the disease was the
accumulation OF offaI in the basement and the
stencil Of the sewers tie states that owing to
reduction Of the force of WATERS and servants,
consequent upon the change OF proprIetnrS, the
garbage which accumulated in the lardrr+
kitchen and sewers Of the hotel could not be
removed. The mass decayed, and when The
weather moderated, sent up deadly cXhaa
non, which produced the violent disease now
SD famous. 1t appears that nobody took the
disease save those who slept there Exchange.
LAND SALES. When you have offered 10
sell your laud At q certain price, stick TO it..
When your neiglbor has sold his land at Il
good figure don't take it for granted that there
is going to he great rush for land and raise
fifty per cent upon yours. 1t is important just
at this time not to discourage land buyers on
the contrary every induccment should be Of
Tered them, and land owpers look to the inc
vit#ble appreciation Of all property which fol
lows the increase OF permanent population. -
Nalire lTgiaian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05

IA J Fl I'M CA DIES.
ian q. VIM. RAMSAY, lat King ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-05
'tgVuME AGAIN, HON T. AGAIN, FROM
III s hnREIGN SfIDRE.n

Siberia! A l"yandris. county, Va.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-09-20

Morse, Henry Rogers and John Lafrance.
Lewis Lafrance and Carte Brownson
were absent only once. Blanche Morse,
Louisa WILDER, Nora, Emma, and Martha
johnson have spelled Worcesters spelling
book once and half through without
missing a word, and have had all perfect
lessons through the term, none tardy ex-
cept five little boys and they only once.
The general department Of the school is
good.
BRIsToL.-Thc Academy here COM
menccs its Fall term with 100 scholars.
-Howdeu, Bosworth & Co.'s new
building, 50x3O, is approaching compiled
ton The lower part will be used as a
sawmill, with new machinery entire,
The upper story, large commodious
room, will be used for other purposes.
They now intend to increase the Coffin
and Casket manufacture The building
above referred to adds much to the sur
roundings That, together with r. D..
Stewards gristmill, presents quite an i'm
posing front as one comes from the vii
lage down the hill towards the buildings.
The gristmill is not finished. The
appointments inside are unsurpassed in
this section of the country. The mill
when in operation will as heretofore COM
mand patronage from a large territory
around.-The block Fput up in the vii
lage, known as the Union Block, is all
taken and mostly occupied. On the first
floor are Hodge & Barnum's Grocery
Store, s. K. Gains Meat -market--which,
it is safe to say, is not surpassed by any
in the state-E. B. Stewards Clothing,
Boot g. Shoe Store, where can be bought
as good an article and as low as can be
purchased in the state. Terms, cost at
time of sale-a good place for those who
want to pay money for the goods and q
very poor place for those who want to
buy on credit. e. Vilmore occupies
also a room on the first floor, manufact-
uring boots and shoes. Second floor is
occupied or engaged by dentists, as we
have quite II supply.--Other firms are
doing well and business seems to be on
increase. NJ. S. Wilds is doing good
business in the manufacture and sale Of
boots and shoes. The dry goods and hard
ware stores are replenishinging their stock
Of goods, and a Fall trade is anticipated
that will compare favorably with any in
the past b.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-09-20

Coruwall-Rev. S. W. Msgill, acting
pastor, James T. Lane, delegate.
Orwell-Rev. M. i. Severance, pas.
tor, Deacon o. II. Bascom, delegate
Castleton-T. N. Hooker, delegate.
Bridport-Rev. W. W. Winchester
pastor, @. N. Hayward, delegate.
Fairhaven-Rev. Sidney Crawford
stated supply, Otis Eddy, delegate.
Mystic Church, Medford, Mass, II
Boynton, Jr., delegate.
The Council was organized by the
choice of Rev. s. w. Magill, Moderator
and Rev. NJ. l.. Severance, Scribe
Prayer was offered by the Moderator
Rev. A. f. Bailey, of the Methodist
church Middlebury, Rev II. f. Leavitt,
Rev. W. II. Wolcott. and Rev. Joseph
Steele were invited to sit with the Coun.
Gil as corresponding members.
The candidate read statement Of his
doctrinal views and gave brief account
of his religious experience and his reasons
for entering the ministry, all of which
were considered satisfactory, and the
Council adjourned until the public servi-
ces at o'clock in the afternoon.
The Installation services were com
menced at the appointed time and were
as follows:
Invocation and reading of the Scrip
lures by Rev. Sidney Crawford.
Introductory prayer by Rev. W. N.
Bacon.
Sermon by Rev. II. d. Kitche.
Installation Prayer by Rev. Joseph
Steele
Charge to the Pastor, Rev 5. W Ma
gill.
Right Hand of Fellowship, Rev DR..
Weber.
Charge to the People, Rev. W. w.
Winchester.
Concluding Prayer, Rev. c. II. Kent.
Benediction by the Pastor.
She Sermon was an able one, showing
the relations and duties of Pastor and
Church. The exercises were all full of
interest and solemnly impressive. They
were interspersed with singing by the
choir.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-09-20
State News.

The Fall term of Essex Classical In
stitute opened with eighty scholars and
more to come. Mr.. F d. Mussey re-
mains for the second year in charge of
the school and has four assistant teachers
to aid him in his different departments
The music class under Mr.. j. {. Porter's
instruction numbers twenty-five.
BURLINGTON (EPIscoPAL) CoNyocArIoN.
The first meeting of the Burlington
Convocatlon was held on Wednesday last
in St. Paul's church in this city. This
convocatiou includes the clergy and
parishes in Franklin, Lamoillc, Chittcn-
den, and part of Addison counties. The
Rev. DR.. SWEET is Dean, the Rev. n. F..
Putnam Secretary, and Mr.. BUCK,
of st. Albans, Treasurer. The next
meeting of the Convocation is appointed
at Swanton. the I'd Wednesday of
December:
BRANDON Post Ford No. l8 q. A.
X. will exhibit at the Town Hall in Bran
don, Tuesday evening, September goth,
1870, the war drama entitled "The Union
Sergeant or the Battle of Gettysburgh."
This drama was written by soldier of
volunteers during the late rebellion and
is mounted with new scenery. The or
chestra will be composed of the Rutland
Quardrill Band and the music has been
arranged and adapted especially to ac-
company this drama The different parts
will he sustained by residents Of Bran.
don
PROBABLE Suicide Oh Saturday
morning last Mr.. c. p Bogue of Pitts
ford was found dead upon the hay in the
Livery Stable barn Of Mr. A. Laduke in
Burlington A bottle marked with laud-
anum nearly drained of its contents was
found by his side, which told the sad
story of suicide. The unfortunate man
mad been in attendance on the State Fair
and was known as interested in fast
horses. No immediate cause is assigned
for the act, beyond, perhaps, undue ex-
citement or disappointment in the races.
He is reported, however, to have been ad.
dicted to intemperance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-09-20

Gen. Ulrich, who commanded in .Stras-
bourgh for the French, is the husband of
Taglioni, a neice of the great Tagloni
and herself most disting uished artistic
The son Of the danseuse served in the
French army in the battle of Woerth.
A correspondent of the Paris Temps
says that the Prussian soldiers wear very
commonly underneath their shirts piece
Of sole leathet, about ten inches square,
which is hard enough to turn bullet,
unless struck perpendicularly, and is a
very good defence against lance or sabre.
A London special dispatch says the
conduct Of the defenders of Strasboure
recalls the most heroic ages of history.
The inhabitants vie with the army 10
courage and endurance, and though the
city is literally almost pounded to pieces,
the Notifications are comparatively un.
touched, and the fire of the garrison up.
on the besiegers is kept up with unremit-
ting spirit and terrible efficiency.
The past two months have given bet.
Ter view of French instability than fifty
years Of peace. The rapid transition Of
public opinion has been startling. When
Oliviers first circular appeared the unan-
imous cry was for war and there was re.
newed enthusiasm which fell away again
On the news of the Piussian victor,
and the advance of the enemy it agar
blazed up brightly i
At the ue.s from Laon for three day,
there was not cry heard, and no singing
of the Marsellaisc and their patriotisp
was undergoing severe trial AS the
danger draws near their enthusiasm rises
again aud soldiers march out jaunty and
bravely to encounter the overwhelmip,
force approaching against the city.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-09-20
STATE OF VERMONT.-District of

- -
Addison, IS.
The Probate Court held ut Miidlebury within
and for said District, nn the 10th day Of Sept A.
D., 1870.
Charles D. Lane and Emma Samson Admin stra-
tors of the estatepf
REUBEN r. SA MSON,
late of Cornwall in said District, deceased, make
application to said court for license to sell the
whole part fthe real estate of said deceased.
representing that the personal property is not suf
fcent to pay the debts and it s necessary to sell
part of the real estate in order to pay the debts
and expenses Of administration.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that said
application be considered at a session thereof, to
DO held at the Probate Office in Middlebury liz
said district, on Monday, the Sd day OF October,
(lS70) at ten o'clock in the forenoon, for hearing
and decision thereon;
And it is further ordered that notice hereof be
given all persons interested by publication weeks
successfully in the Middlebury Register, q newspa
per printed at said Middlebury before said time OF
hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place. and if they see cause, object thereto.
o5w3 SAMUEL COOKE, Judge.