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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16

so 1S A1STo SS = .,r.,
ALARoE AND xstySsiE SSoLLEcrIos OF
JOHNSTON VAN ASSET AsSL's viii sell a. auction on
Friday and saturday, April 81 and % IL day,
artists viii Be on exhibition wed"esday april IL pan
sale.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIoNEER.
N Once and saesroom 81 and 80 Nassau street,
F van TsssG s1 m ss on Tuesday,
Mea.esoa 70 he s.os for
OF sac.
A rel. JOHNSTON, AUcTIpNEER,
"A Olicc and saies'oom 81 and 80 Nassau street.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssE RYGs viii 1rs eli hV on ONCE
Tuesday, Apr IS Furniture, Al cur saieso6a, ~ Nassau
wEpsEs6Ay, Poultry sua Game Fowls. al 50 Nassau street,
sps x. az "a 2aas sas s ss:. :,ass
SaFss: ss ssss sta ''
MONDAY, a,h. Mortgage H sais, q 4 5.h av.
TShsDAY slih. fSrHI:sIs sis f;:t i.ss &;
THURSDAY, s'sh Furniture. Hicks ST., p!crspon
FRIDAY, f,rp,sae ,, :. store, 9, asssurs
sA oNpH3 Aa ynIn Hss :. s; ssR'''n'
n.s: J 6GSslSS VAN rAsspL have u..uc
1s s IA ii
VERY anY bay e.Ir,sss Horses =. black points. is
fairness Can shc above. y ''''i'
4 ROBERTS MCGUIRE. ArcTIoYEERs,
A. TUESDAY NJ s! !. ssi;s ssIss. neen attn.
The four sssSss sna II Brick Houses.
WI store on sc east side Ss f @ Scs
has Croon water waste pipes and the
ua A:. %n ' as i' f ss
wEDsfsRRsxS s AT Is at s Z iG,fs'osA A'en
The Lesssasi Properly known z, No. 1870 suos street
s G r%s Win
s sss S.ss 'sg'F III L. rpo
Prs. ssSnuc ana seveSssh s1e M By is
As On nj he Two us ' 80 ams sna
s s !; s . 81; HsG I'D ' s 70 ..n size
Sale positive % .as hIghe, bidder, .,., or. .,
Cedar street, corner broadway.
a %hfbhoS sSokE VII sss tssS %, attention s..
. a Es u essT ' sn e !" 'uf regular
s. Pa igssa aSyd f {, g,s!sS ss,
also Lounges sna Easy Chair.;
"a :.ss osss " ssa {" e sss r sat a.
nsa on Ssnfs ssa s. y y furniture,
wALpnoN Eo6sE viii p ss ~ above very large
nsa Sy fa @ geaa sso @ s
dences for convenience OF ta.o.
wALDRoN COOKE have leased for q term OF years
the Sugar Refinery Nos 1913 and ITO Cedar street. corner
Church. which are altering for Downtown Auction
MART believing 10 bo more Convenient for merchants and
business men gederaily TO attend than % travel up
town to purchase or sell
stsbiIna and storage for horses, wagons and harne"
Auction Sales u Horse., Wagons and harness every
Thursday, Mt IL O'Clock.
UCrToN NoTIcE.-sToRAGE ~ 20 A LOAD.
do JLEvY, ~, spse'a A''eo =.
uoTION NOTICE LARGE AEp PRREMYT0Ry
~ sale tomorrow tMondsyb at III O'Clock, NJ lW West
Twenty third srcetOyer $4,000 worth OF fret class House
bold Furniture CARPETS Panoforlos fnenry ncw) SIX rich
Paror Bedroom Suits Dining, Kitchen and Base.
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nR1AN IL MILLER. AucrInNEER.

A pRIAS II. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER
"A Partition sale BY order Of The Supreme Court Of van
s,ree,s.-ADkIAN II. MULLER, r. r.. WILKINS 4 60.
will sell at auction Wednesday April 70, a, " O'Clock, at
Exchange Saesroo, Ill Broadway by OF the Sr
pree Court under the direction OF William G. Need. ESD.
Referee.
Charles street.-The three story brick House and Lot su
south side Charles street. 1917 fca east Of
Fourth street. and known No. ~; house about IS feet
deep lot 2Jx95 feet
West street.-The four brick House and Lot
situate side Eleventh street. 25
Seventh and known No. 1888; house about
bs Deep contains the modern improvements lot
2l.5 l7x105.3 feet.
West Twenty-ah street.-The two four story heh stoop
Lots situate the north side OF West
Twenty street. 10 feet west OF Ninth avenue, and
known All and 49, the OF al II four story
brick shop with onlce attached ho1se about ~
dcep Ill Is e7SxS9 feet, ana Al" b a25x9S9 feet ky
per cent may remain on bond and mortgage.
Maps nj he Office oil AuctiOnecrS.
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a nR1AN I'd MIILLER. AuOrInNEER

DR1AN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEEh
The grand Entrance 70 Park and bounded y he
sssnG f 's a1'A street,.
assas on ~ sy H. il CO III Ell Ell
shaal. ssssSen ii Rrosawsy y order q as ssse
:. eona an aea Il sSoas Ii city 5
The grana entrance to Contra! Park and bounded BY the
on .1s rs es s si eo on 4. ~ 5
ariss q city gBroadway ana Eighth opposiia
ana central point which agv sssied By
s C. as e.
can hardly be estimates and nowhere on the island
10 sd
gqet return on the amount invested Tnis properly WIN ee
ss q FL
I o. hs IN re-, SIDE & Lots On ss
81 So .'ess aaa s
cent may remain on bond and mortgage Maps At the oce
o. TIE Auc'ioneer.
A pRIAs II. MILLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Seventy seventy second, scveniythrd and seventy
f absiS sis' SsHf Ell o * Il Co. =.
sssass A' e. n G
L. q
Avenue A Lots e. W. cor avenue aud Seventy.
serenyhs. streets Lots and cores, south sidc 100
srcc.-s Lots, south sds between avenues
and
Lots south side 100 feet east Of See
Seventy streets Lots south side I75 fee, wc Of
Seventy second streets Lots north sidc 200 feet OF
seventy third street, Lot south dc fee, cas-. of ave-
sevenyfou!h Streets Lots, south sidc 100 fee. west OF
second avcnuce Lots northwest Of Second
and Seventy fourth street.
street, Lots side OF Seventy
street between second aad THU la avenues "a.
f,.eS .atrr at Elrkt
Seventy fourth street, Lot sonth side Seventy fourth
street, le3 fee, cas-. OF First avenue
a MONDAY, APRIL II,
REGULAR sEIfwELkLY TRADE SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND rALx LEAF HATS.
FRESH, STAPLE x. End s'i DESIRABLE GOODS,
ALL THE LATEST AND Ss' osr ATTRACTIVE STYLES,
RECEIVED DiRfcT FROM TaE E" ERsT EASTERN AND
Special attention OF out or town city buyers IL inyied
Catalogues aud goods nox ready.
A UCrI0N EoTICE--JAME5 CUSHING, AUCTION.
ssrsy y ~ q shi!'s morsass w sell ,o%or
tory los wesi Forfeit street ose Hoist Wheel QUANTITY Of
Wagon Bodies and Wheels sof,isIns Machine tso .et,
used 'As 1 TaoSas ctsiSo %crass oa Mortgage
A ). BLEEcKggE son ON { COT AsTcIl,oSKERs
"A. M WE,ps;S,E ;s, A i,i. le
sbs5sE Masf2pS b5ffsth SiiT Hsq.A
sn nsns wanq, rnp Ware s.i
A ). BLEEcKER; son 4 co, AuCfiosERRs.
n. TUESDAY, April ls,
S a. d. m n Hoa.esod T s"Fn a'i '"'s'
manufactured Hutchincs, consisting Of Psror Dining
and Bedroom runitue, Cafpe,s Crockey, Dsssvsfs &c
Catalogues ri 11 Feiat yIgsl
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Loan Broker st Sro.sssy Ssixssa John and fussi
vas resdsncss hotels store stocks &c. few more sales
,. SALES DURING THIS WEEK.
d.nes z hcrs Ap Furniture OF private resi-
MoSbAY and TUESDAY, April and ,s-En.s gurni-
wEDSEsDAY April 10 Furniture Of the Eve s.or,
'ss .fFsais ss'e Mr. re-; zas s
FRIDAY. Aprii siFurn'ure of story dwelling ~
RDAY April e?-Furnilure of private residence go
TAMEs CAGNEY, AUcTIoNEER. REAL EsrATs
,sao eo%ps r. u 10
Horatio street. Hudson comprising excellent
ca rei ss s
h o aa s sna
ary black walnut Extension Table and Chairs Dining ana
Kitchen Furniture. &C.
JAcoS E sSsAsa No. Auq ES2iS William. street.
Every attention paid g :aes o. HoSsSnod rsrps !,
hs o sales ~ s Estate s EseSan
Carriages stocks S Fl Ss9ssSssis x ss 10
At the auction rooms. hHssShcld TnTp W
Yves, Tweny-eishth street, elegant Household Furniture
ToHN R. FOLEY AUcTIONEER.-LARGE AND PIX
rsmptoy sale Of the stock Of trss class Livery Stable
Hp f. sff
11s s
'' S'' positive oAis oGaY asy sHEEssifhxBoncn
Auctoneers md Real Estate Agents. 205a Third avenue
T EVILS E. WOOL AuCTIONEER
Ollce 80 Montgomery street, Jersey City
will sell, without reserve,
on MONDAY. April II, ISL,
at2 O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises,
FstThe handsome Residence the brow Of Jersey Ciy
Heights situated on Pasade road and CoInelison avenue
containing II large rooms with kitchen In basement, three
large cellars and large a location by Ia
the consolidated city commanding extensive view OF New
York bay and city, the Narr0ws and the surrounding portion
OF the city.
Also small House. containing seven rooms stable In
rear OF preines fruit and ornamental trees In abundance
grounds contain about IA city lots
Second-The two story brick House and Lot
Grand street. Ocean containing
all In good ORDER good home for man OF small meAns
Terms easy.
Third-Ffty-fve valuable Building Lots situated Ocean
and Randolph avenues vreeland, sherman, McDouga
Streets and Jersey CITY and Bergen Point plank road Tho
above lots are finely located on high ground and command
ing fine views all graded and ready for immediate Easy
90 minutes BY horse and steam cars.
The above sale worthy attention OF spectators and
capitalists and all parties In want of splendid residences or
lots to build one Terms easy.
For and full particulars apply 70 the Auctionec 81
Montgomery street. Jersey City, to GARRET VREELAAD
SONS, Library Hall.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
M Elegant Household Furniture, Panoforte. Pier ana
Mantel Mirrors Rich Carpets China, Glass, &c.

z. II. LUDLOW co. will sell on Wednesday, April 10.
At II O'Clock, At No $50 West Foryfourh street. between
Sixth and Seventh nil the Furniture IN said house.
VIZ Rich ebonizsd and gil. Drawing Room Suit In figured
Curtains, Mante Clocks and Ornamental walnut Extension
Table, Sofas Lounges, rich walnut and mahogany French
Bedsteads Dressing BoOkcasea all the Mattresses
holsters and Po*s rich Velvet and Brussels Carpets
China, Glass and SILVER Plated Ware, Ensravnss Kitchen
Utensils, &c.
The abovc furniture In good ORDER and by the bcss
kers.
Descriptive catalogues may be had at Offices OF the
AucoBcers No. Pine street, 90 East Seventeenth street
nj aouar e(
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL II AND IL,
at 10E O'Clock each day, at =.
b68 AND go BROADWAY, UNDER METROPOLITAN
HOTEL.
the entire balance OF stock Of elegant imported
Jewery, silver Ware Fancy Goods Fixtures, &c.. &C. OF
AEssKs; BROWNE. spAULDINd Co,
10 be sold without consequences OF removal
The stock embraces large varied assortment OF rich
Jcwery, of late and artistic dessns, pain and With
ropean makers Sterling silver and Silver Plated Ware, IN
Variety real Brorzes, China and Pariap Ware Russia
Leather Goods Clocks gold Canes Opera dasses
&c, &c. The FIXTURES all OF tho elegant dsscrp
ton and consist of Marble Counters, Plate 6Ass Show
Cases black walnut Side and Wall Show Cases. Desks Jew
elors Safe, Gas Fixtures &C., &c.
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A RAN It. MULLER, AUCTIUNEEK.-ELEGANT
WILKINS CO, will sell At auction on Wcanssday, Arr
elegant Household Furniture consisting in part OF rose
xo0d Parlor Suit, ebony and gilt Reception Chairs black
walnut green plush, black walnut Extension Table
black walnut Arm Chairs n morocco, black walnut Driag
Lounge black walnut Arm hair In plush, Mirrors Armoire
aacr, French Beds;eads Dressing bureaus satin rep Win
dow Curtains, Feather Beds, Pillows, Hair Mattress Spring
Mattresses Catalogue at once q a,ictorecr No. Pine S.
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SALES At AUCTION.
LIEN b. MINER, AUCrTONEER
"A BY ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER.
late HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.


SaesroomH rs Chambers and ~ Reade streets.
Leeds Art Galleries, Nos S7 and $40 Broadway, southwest
corner Twelfth street.
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E'RANcIs FITzSIMMONs, AUCyIoNEER-O OFFICE
Wednesday; April ~ e ~ o'clock at Sg Lexington ave
three story house, consisting variety cs first class subsu
tia made Household Furniture. Sale positive and
peremptory. Particulars hereafter.
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A RICH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIoNEER
N Once and eaiesroom 81 and SO Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office
Fine Household Furniture.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL win cell Tuesday, at
their saesroom, 81 Nassau street fine assortment OF
Household Furniture removed TO The store for convenience
of sale.
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DAwNBROKERs, SALE.
i Watches and Jewelry.
rIELD Auctioneer, III Bowery, VIII sell on Monday
18th inst, 500 lots or
Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond and Gold Jewcry,
Guns and Pistols Muscai Instruments,
Fancy foods, Opera Glasses, &C., &c.
BY order D. Mechan Co., late Laurcns street, ana H.
n B"R. Rich removed 10 ga East Sixty second
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TAMES CA0SEY, AuCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE
and Loan Croker. leA Broadwsy.i Positive and geomp,
tory sale the trade and private buyers Monday and
Tuesday Apr l! AMI 49, al 10 o'clock entire elegant
Furniture u hs three four story houses a. and % crosby
rooms Al super abnndany furnished with really good sub
Wnnta fpnhare throughout carpets in exceAn coudt
Won. oass walnut, mshcssny oss and cottage CHAMBER
robes Sofas Rockers, marble top Tables bureaus ADD
washsands Toilet ware Ac. full descriptive catalogues a.
Of whom may concern, retained for uopad bills chsfses
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MISCELLANEOUS. =
nfvORCES.--LR0AL DIVORCES OBTAINED WITH.
~ out publicity Apply 10 WIN. q. HARPER, NO. Z
Murray stco GEAR broadway personally BY letter,
Advice free Of charge.
IATS-.rQR GENTLEMEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS, FOR.
Twenty sixth streets. 80 ~
CLQTE JAMES,
> etatloners. Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers %
Fulton street, Blank Books made 10 ual.rrn.
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SEcoND FLOOR AND LARGE ROOM ON THIRD
> oo Of house 81 Macdougal street, gas water ana bath
App.y Ei.idce street,
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DART OF HIGH srooP HOUSE TO LET; ALL
moeern improvements; good neighborhood divided to
suit CAL FOR week zoo Ninth avenue Twenty third
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21
STATE OF VERMONT-District O

WV. X. RrNEiE.
CHARLES BENnpl,1, ( Com'.
julius Il. BRNHbIcr.>
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Addison County,

-Messrs Dunshee d. Barnes of Bristol
shipped ton of butter to market, on
Tuesday.
-Georgc ii. Bartlett of Bristol offers
his circular saw mill and n set of machin.
cry, for sale cheap.
The Argus calls brother John. on of
our contemporary at Vergennes, 1.-The puff
ball who runs the weakling Vermonter. ="
Rev. DR.. Drake preached for DR..
Kitchel at the Weybridge Congregational
church, on Sunday.
The Weybrdge Congregational So.
ciety have newly shinglcd their church
edliice'-a much needed improvement.
The Weybridge village bridges have
lately been improved by new covering of
shingles and steps are being taken to pro-
vide them with light.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Sprague Of Waltham
died at the residence of her son, MIR. J.
II. Sprague in that town, on Wednesday
last, at the advanced age of 76 years.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Yer.
GENES Methodist Church will hold a
Soclable at their church vestry tomorrow
evening.
REVIVAL IN STARKsBoRo.-The Free
"ill Baptists in Starksboro are having
great revival,75 having recently protested
religion, of whom 80 have bee" / --Sa'
Two boxes of clothing and some
money has been sent from the Weybridge
Congregational Society to relieve the
Wisconsin and Michigan sufferers by the
recent fires.
FERRIsBURou.--From Ferrisburgh Cen
ter, last week, there were shipped 1885
pounds OF cheese, Of h. Parker, Jr.'s
manufacture, and 1925 pounds of r. p.
Satterly's make.
The church at Granville has been
lately raised and town hall constructed
in the basement. Some of the public
spirited citizens Of the village and town
are subscribing funds toward the purchase
of bell for the bailding
Van Vliet d Hall Of Weybridge
continue their improvements about theil
gristmill. Their cidermill is having 9
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The examination of Middlcbury Graded
School will take place Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, Nov. %, %
- and -, according to the following or
der
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s.; Lucinda B9stw;ck, v
car f. Black, VIM. kun At Rut. |
|. g.; Hiram Perkins, Yge"t "WiDI
S. Pierce. =. W G. r.;
um, w. G. Parker ..
state nj rin Ii1 9ssd j. in
--Johu b. Cough hottie Of noy
land this evening, on tlY .sfI
it Pay" How.. t@
Tho autograph q. hxF
that the first newspaper ev>
Vermont was at Westluiust
Spooner d Green under the
mont Gazette.
RESIGNATION OF RIv. DR- ". -
Rev. Roger s. Howard, ID. b., has re.
signed the Presidency of the University
at Mortified, to take effect ut the close
of this Term, which is December ~.
st. Johnsbury undertook 10 get up an
excitement By fox chase OH the Fair
Grounds, but it wasn't success. The
managers had three foxes, and the first
one let 60 chased the dog and scared him
so that he ran into the crowd and they
kicked him out.
BUTTER MARKET.-Ihe st. Adams
butter market on Tuesday was active.
Old butter sold at 90 to "a cents, fall da-
ries 80 to "a cents, extra lots 35 to 36
cents. The cheese market was dull
dairy 10 to IL 1-2 cents, and factory 13
to IA l-2 cents.
The BENNINGTON OBSERVATORY AGAIN
BLOWN Down. The shower Thursday
night to the South of US was accompanied
by terrific gale of wind. At Benning-
ton it ragged with great ferceness, and
blew down the new Mount Anthony OBJ
servatory, erected last spring.
Hon. Loyal G. Kellogg has been
lying dangerously i'll, at the residence Of
his brother, l. Howard Kellogg, Esq, Of
Benson, for some time. A letter from
Benson, on Friday last, stated that he
was still alive but gradually sinking He
is not expected to live many days.
A'EhiOlSL1 lNJO hED. -nIs. LdTdu Nlli
ford, of Huntington, was seriously injured
by her husband throwing her out Of the
house into the door yard, and thence into
the road, her back being nearly broken,
She could not get up, and the hired
maids carried her into the house on q
bed, which she has not been of since.
d. D. Gorham, the long time effic.
lent and successful Principal of the Grad.
ed School in Montpelier is going =. to
Northampton, Mass, his intention being
to close his connection with the school
here at the end of the present Term.
The Fall Term of the Vermont Metho.
dist Seminary will close Thursday. The
examination of classes will commence on
Wednesday, and continue through Thurs
day. Exhibition on Thursday evening,
at 7 o'clock, in the Seminary Chapel.
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STATE OF VERMONT-District o
~ New Haven, S..
ht Probate Court holden at Bristol, in said
district, on the 9Th day Of November. A. d. Isl
an instrument purportng to be tho last will opd
estameut Of
WILLIAM DL'NSHEE,
late oi Bristol. in said district decee sed hsio,
presented to said court for probate: 1t il ordered
ny sad court tina. all persons concerned therein
po h''''nen u appear at session thereof to be
ne'u al me Probate office in Bristol, in said di.
tri'i' az The 4th day Of December, A. D. 1871 at
II "ri''k 4. NJ, and show cause, if auy thew
nav" 'g''-t the probate of said will. for which
lnrp"'9 1t = further ordered that a copy of this
of'i"' . rnbishei three week. sucoes.iveIv IT,
,he '..".'heiy Register" printed ut Middle
onr!i ni - sad Publications to be previous to
the time appointed for hearing as aforesaid ~
BY the court, j. H. IUCIA Keeistsr
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

D.. we. the subscribers, being appointed By the
Probate Court for the District of Addison. Com.
n'ssoners, to receive, examine and adjust ali
Claims and demands Of all persons against the
x..,,.... d.
NAPOLEON BROUSSO
late Of Middlebury, in said district deceosoJ nm,
also all claims and demsnds exhibited in oaso,
,nereto; and months from tho Sd day of Noyem
Der being allowed by said Court for that purnosc
we do therefore hereby give notice that We viii
attend to the business of our said appointment nj
tho 9tice Of James Mcdonald, in said Middlebury
on the soth day of November 1871 and on 2ltn
aay Of April 1872, from nine o'clock, A. NJ, until
four o'clock, p. NJ. on each of said DAYS. Dated at
this 4th day of Nov. A, D., 1871.
f a. u.s., S a %;Ss' Com.
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STATE OF vERMONT-Digtrjct o;


~ Addison s.
IN Probate Court held at Mddlebury within
anu for said District on tho 18th day Of Noye,n.
her, A. D., 1871.
10 all persons interested in the estate Of
NORMAN y. STORY,
late OF Salisbury, III said District, deceased.
GREETING.
An instrument purpor,ing to be the last will
ana testament of said Norman ;. Story, deceased
has been presented to said court for probate and
allowance You are therefore hereby notified to
appear before said court at session thereof TO he
Ield at the Probate Office in Middlebury in said
district, on Monday, the llth day of december
next, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon. and show
cause II any you may have, why said instrument
should not be proved and allowed as the last will
ana testament OF said deceased; and it is further
ordered that this notice be published three weeks
excessively in the Middlebury Register. a news.
paper printed at Middlebury, previous to SAID
time.
"''"' :. f. COOKE, Judge
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Eegal Aptires.
COMMISSIONERS Norrcr ~

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We
Sthe subscribers, being appointed by tho Han
0Iaoie Probate Court for the District Of Addison
I,o a to receive, examine, and nd.
the estate Of 'V'' 's"'"S'
PATRICK CARNEY,
iate ot Mddebury in said District. deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in os.ot
,nereto and six months from the I'd day Of No.
semoer' ISL being allowed by said Court for Tint
purpG,e, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we WIZ attend to the business of our said an
pontment at the late dwelling bouse or,h iap
"a, IN Middlebury, on tho irst Tuesday, If de-
u ,,',,I, and Arril next, from nine o'clock
uutl ioar o'clock =. NJ, on each of said davs
D''ed AZ Middlebury this ID day Of NovenLey
A. d. HAYWARD. cou.
''i"5 ELlPliALET SAMSON,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being aDpointed bv tho
Probate Court for the District Of Addison. rom
ni.sioners, to receive examine and adjust ell
claims and demands Of all persons against tho O..
safe of =
BETSET DOUGLASS,
,a'e 81 Cornwall, in said District, decease d. and
also all claims and dem ands exhibited in offse,
thereto; and six months from the 9th tlav on No
Vember being allowed by said court for that nu-.
pose We do therefore hereby give notice tb w..
VIII attend to the busnc-, oil our said opnot;rt.
meni at the dive ling house Of y. u. Douglas +,
Cornwall, on the oath day Of November, ISL
ana ,he I'd day OF May, lS72, from nine o'clock
days. - Hu''
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., CHARLES BENEpl,1, C,u,.
81 julius Il. BENEDiCr>
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21
Good Templars Union.

The next meeting of the Addison
County Union of Good Templars will be
held in Starksboro village on Wednesday
the 29th. Of November. There will be
private session for the transaction of
business at the Good Templars Hall com.
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The pub.
lie exercises will open at the Baptist
house precisely at 2 o'clock p. NJ. with
brief extemporo address from Z. D..
Warner NJ. d. of New Haven, who will
be succeeded by an address, from the Rev.
W. l.. Smith of Vergennes. Addresses
may be expected from others, as time
will permit.
There will be public meeting also 10
the evening commencing at 81 O'Clock
T. NJ, when an address will be delivered
by Hon. Geo. W. Grandey, G.. W. &.
L. A rich repast may be expected from
our Grand Worthy as he gathers facts
new and old" from fountain mex.
haustible. Come one and all, listen,
then judge for yourselves.
The Union expect to be favored with
music from the Bristol Glee Club.
j. p. HAWKINS.
Oh. Ex. Committee.