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It's the fashion for prominent men,
nowadays, 10 "como out and write let
tcs, some sensible aud some foolish.
Sumner and Banks on one side and
Garrison, Blaine, Fred Douglass and
Gen. Dix on the other IL seems TO us
the Greeley mon are getting the worst
oft. aud we wish our space would adj
nit tie letters on both sides that our
readers might Judge for Themselves,
though most of them viii read these
illusions Ia city papers
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They have recently passed H.
conee las IN Connecticut making the
soudor Of liquor liable for the damage
done by those TO whom it is sold, while
under SIS influence, whcrcupon a New
Haven paper inquiries if the hotel keep
e who sold GRAFT Brown liquor recent.
" win Be responsible 10 the Greeley
party fur damage done 10 the ticket.
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lE0NaE TTTILEa EsTATE.

- 1IATT 90 PEEagaT Manchester District r.
Ata PROBATE Court Efla ID Manchester wiibia
aud f5r sai9 bistFet ~ Manchester, % tie 1874
day II August a ~. l55z
Present Hon Il q Barton Judge.
TIE eztcat0r ~ tbr isAt vii sud tesfameta II
George Iuttle late 81 Manchester. 10 sail III ss.et
aresHsed presented application III wusag h
sala Court representing that the leFarits giFeh
by said vii ags not yei paid tbAt tstfa ~
pers9hsl property with Nheh W Fay s4sd ieR
aeles aud fagt it VIII o. necessary y SCI PAT
~ thr real state n Ike saId deceased ~ peg saa
ieEAelfs and pfaging said Court f0g tgn ftas1ss4
Aforesaid q sfAaf tllea heaaso - ssll Ell al
y ssld ltAl estate % p3y sstd sIaei4s
MAereHpon it MAS ordered iAAt i heAriug upBn
said Application - Lela a Probate Court u T.
hsid s. TIE Probate Daa6 ln Manchester. IL said
District Va lhe $50 dag n september, ia3z All
that notice n ssia AFpAeat8a tie nhGaFs ahd
Feas9ns thefeaf, ss4d tas time sHd place u hear
igg pisreaa be given - 81. persuns Interested ~
plbastiHg 1 certified egpy u tie record & sald
order three weeks successfully lH taa Baufhea-
ter JeUENaH newspaper puutld 81 sal1 Man
chester, previous q sala uH4s u LeHtng
A true record.
Attest LgVEiAED NUhsok, Register.
4 ifu6 egpy y record
attest LggEiAAD ~ AsQs, Eagiasf
IZ8# Sea
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SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER MACHINES

/ moments glance at this novel combination
for a FEED will convince the reader OF its supe-
riority, for the following reasons
| lst. The presser foot is always raised from
the fabric when the feed takes place, thereby i'm
! parting no resistance 20 seams or ridges Will e
4 feeding.
/ ID. The needle being In the fabric aud NOV
I ing with the VERTICAL FEl.p-BAH- with itA fun
/ pressure on til D0ds At the time the feed takes
/ place, renders It sure, strong aud uniform IA
/ length.
/ ID The needle being IN the goods at the time
the feed takes place, renders It impossible to fall
I one piece while the other il stretched.
9Th. The VERTICAL FEED-BAH being behind the
needle renders II capable 0f sewing eAHt tic g0odr
makes a smOoth and flexible seam with stitch
alike on both sldes-thua enabling the sewing Of
any number Of tAicknesses without bastlug, and
operating With equal facility on the heaviest ~
/ well az the Eighties fabrics.
The sH0E TRADE, and others engaged Ia exc
cutting scroll work, bradng, etc, Elll appreciate
the value Of this feed At once az the stitches are
always the same length IN turning curves, long
OF short, ia either direction, while all other ma.
chimes lengthen the stitch in turning the goods
/ one way. and shorten Ia turning the other
/ In addition 10 the foregoing invaluable and in.
/ dspenzable features, which are peculiar to this
ma chine alone, We urge the foll0wing additional
points winch thiH machine Possesses aud which
.
in the family or mandatory
let. sIan1JcITY II has 40 under works to be
looked after Or 10 get out Of order; il composed
OF less number Of working parts than any other
I Shuttle Machine is easier and quicker learned,
and is simple 10 construction that II can be
used efficiently BY any one with facility.
%. DuBABuir Its working parts are made
% the beet imported steel each point Of fric-
ton being ease-hAfdened.
3d EpacIHcY Il il the largest machine
( manufactured that l. adapted 70 family sewing
it, 81 Inch arm enables II ~ DO greater variety
+ Of stitching, from The ilehteEt cauIbrc, through
all gfaies u fabrick % harness leather, and dOes
il vel that the rame machine may be used
either 10 manufacturing or family sewing with
equal facility.
/ ith. PaAcuCMuIn AED EcusoST u runs at
= high rate u speed, which, combined with lie
peculiar itea, enables the operator 10 turn the
Nork 81 any angle While The machine is ~ foil
motion. without changing tie teBsion o. length
Z 81 stitrh.
/ Thr machine viii be sh0su vith great pleasure
Shelber you desire 70 purchase or not. i'iea-e
call sfld examine,
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A 2. CHAPMANlS E4TATE

80 STATE 90 VERMONT, Manchester District, ~
AZ Probate Court held AZ Manchester, within
and for said District at Manchester ou the l0th
day u JAY A. D. f-52
Present, Hon Il. -. Burton, Judge
An instrument ia writing pufputnR 10 be- the
last sail and testament ~ A. +. Chapman. late #
Dorset, Ia said District, deceased, was present
"a tor probate.
WhereupouIt was ordered that sa.d instruments
DO proven at g Probate Court 70 be heid 90 tht
4ib day ~ September, A. D. 1872 and that u0tire
thereof be given h. al persons interested
by Publishing etrtidtd copy " tbs record IT
sa 4 order three weeks successfully IT. InE Mas.
ciEsffA JeUHSAL, a newspaper printed u ssid
Manchester previous 10 sad inns d hearing.
a true record.
Atttsst, LoYELAAD MrNS0N, Register
true copy ~ record
Attest, LOFLLAkD AnNsOS, Register
lZyAAE
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RURR AND BURTON SEMINARY
MANmEsrm, NFEwqNr,

4 Boarding auH ngg School for Ladies
aHd GClhg8cm,
Aaafis ihs s3vaHiaEas n Ban n9ari e Teach.
ers. Carefully Prepared taafses q siHdgs
tharough aui in he EnEHsA ~tth sgosisi sttsH-
illn @ TIE classics 1nd voaag meH preparing fr
college Pal Term and A1adgmEe Yeas begins
"Wednesday, tag @lst Az rafy apPhentou f8f
rooms ell b. tauua a3vaatsgroas faf other
particulars % Catalogues. sddrrss Rev =, II.
Nlckhsm, y. y. a. Manchester, 81 ths Principal
sfttr August let.
u, n. SHAW. Principal
Manchester, VI, 1uly 10Th is52 Tlyglm
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NOW THAT A CONNECTION IS
- ESTABLISHED nETNEEN
MAScurua Np Tny,
Ladies srs iay4ted b cali a ne
DRY G GODS STORE
MAYNARD, NoURSE & co.
NJ Maaaus Temple
l. and Il Third St., Troy NY,
TAt saeaess uith ahill Sc have met has Goa
arIned us ig the upiHtau ihsi afr asking law
prices Coz cur gua3s, We have elegant Assofi-
meats In Al deaorpt0ns 81 Dry oao5is, including
SILKS BLACK knl CaIartd
sHAWfS iamS Lace Points Aai Jackets, o.
taguAu sud Wool shssis,
Embroideres Ribbons IAees,
White Goods Cloths rfluis Fisuncls,
Housskueping Goods and Small Wares.
DRESS GODS
We have large variety %
CAshmeras japanese silks,
japanese Puplns handsome Stripes and
Hr3cAde patterns,
Satin Stripe popiins. TaHcihe.
Queens Cloths, Crotounos,
kpuhAIn PophnS,
And more than 20 900 yards OF M0hsirs, good
quality, At - cts. per yard
Alsa,hu Grenadines large assortment al -, 81,
and 81 conis O yard. and warranted,
Solid Silk, striped Grenadines, making a hand
some and ser1eeabe dross At oNr smILiS0,
u i-2 CTS.
SEND FOR SA NIPPLES.
Ladies are respectfully requested to call aud
examine oUT stock II goods We are ready aud
willing "a show our Goods, whether the customer
wishes 10 bus or not. II you wish ior Samples,
dc not hesitate 10 ask for them our clerks arc
instructed 10 give all that are asked for, and We
would consider il a favor for those ladies who do
not visit the cities to write us for samples ut such
goods ar they may need, and compare prices
with any others they may have. Express charges
are email, and money eau ottenumes be saved
by buying your goods Of ms.
MAYNARD, EOuBsE X CO.,
IS ANB II nmD ST.,
Tuoy Nrw YonE 2Gly30x
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CUSTOM BOOTS AND SHOES
AT TIRE
FACTORY POINT CUSTOM BOOT 4 suoE snor
Thankful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed IN the past, we hope 10 merit aud receive
a continuance Of the same.
We manufacture to order
CHRIS Fine French calf boots,
BuCEskiu boot,
" Cater boots, all styles and materials,
Opera boots, all styles and materials,
Napoleon boots, all materials
Webster Ties,
oxford Tics,
Congress ties and gaters,
In fact everything in the line of gents wear.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
LADIES Fine Duttoued boots, all materials,
Imitation button boots allmaterials
" " Polish boots,
Serge boots,
Congress Boots.
We manufacture everything for ladies' wear out
Of any material desired. Satisfaction guar.
anteed in all cases.
The Foliowiag Rules ,o@ be Strictly adhered to
All work manufactured in the latest styles.
No work not perfect will be sold.
The very best material will be used and all
goods sold at the lowest possible price
All work will be done when promised,
All goods warranted to be just as represented
All bills will be collected promptly
Orders from distance will receive prompt at
teniion.
SIN. LYMAN, Agent
Factory Point. VT, July Sd 1872
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9l3a1 H.E. FOWLER, Deputy clerk.
-NELIssA PNINDLEl5 EaTATE-

~ STATE on NEHM0Nr, Manchester District, 81.
Az Il Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said District ~ Manchester on the 10th
day Of August A. j.. 1872
Present. Hon. +. h. Burton Judge
IN instrument 10 writing puryorting 10 b. The
last will aud G. stamcnt Of Melissa Pnndlc, late
" Sahdgate, in saia district, deceased, was pre-
scented for probate.
be proven at Probate Court To be held on the
an day 81 September, A. H., iH74
and that notice thereof be given 10 all per.
sons interested by publishing 4 certified copy Of
the record d said order threo woeks successive
BY IN the UAgcaETEa JoUHasL, 8 newspaper
printed at said Manchester previous u SAID
tine Of hearing.
A true record,
Attest LOVELAED MUNsOE, Register.
true copy Of record
Attest LOYELAkD MuSBON. Register.
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We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon, the Probate Court for the District of Man.
chester, Commissioners 70 receive examine and
adjust the claims aud demands Of all persona
against the estate Of
Phillip W. Youlon, late u Rupert,
IN said District deceased, aud also All claims and
demands exhibited IN offset thereto and six
months from the 80 day Of August, 1872 being NJ
lowed by said Court for that purpose, We do,
therefore, hereby give notice that we will attend
to the buaness Of our appointment At the dwell
ling house OF j. q. Burton in Rupert, on tho
3lst day Of January, 1873, from one until four
o'clock, p. m, on said day.
Dated at Rupert this 81 day Of Augusty, A.
D., 1872.
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assa Hspabttfas tsUnts Nasa}nnt4us
@
UIEEEN Manchester
t.E HutuHIHs, ~ 81. iiaHEiaa.
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SIS. HEEEs 81 usf.
ElIta. VI IvHaa
E
W.GENTtf 80 Afsaetn
FF MHE taH5fT
Ill ALA. % BapeTi
fA 4E tEWGf
1E BATS HIENHE. q tfHeiau,
q HuHHN Hsa5haH5F District
WHITE ul aa h.tifsaH
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THURSDAY AUGUST 1@ SEGA
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ELIJAH BURTON, ,.t.
ll3Wx GEORGE HOPKINS ( Ooih7'
IN THE MATTER or THE DANNY

/ 7
BANk.-At Chambers the 18th day Of July
A, d, 1872
The Receiver Of the Dandy Banh processes ren.
derlng an account Of his rceeiYorship, Whore.
upon Il was ordered that said account be eHam-
ncd, for allowance, at the Bates house. Ia Rui.
land, IN the county Of Rutland, on the ~ day Of
August, A. D., 1872 at two o'clock ia the after.
noon and that all persons be notified thereof hy
publishing copy Of this order for Eve days IL
the Daily Rutland HgaH, published at Rutland
and for two weeks in the Manchester JounNtL.
Published at Manchester, previous 10 tho u dav
Of August A, y. 1872 aforesaid.
BY order Of the Chancellor.
gl3WK u. Is. EOMLEN Deputy Nlefk.
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Marriages.

August fsth. 80 NFeet. al thHFe88hh. N tke
lsl8s aunt, Efs, AeAfaH NHaA 81 tHs Es1.
& 3 nfatl siFrhsa D. Tkrs5 q Mas hessfr.
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Is assa~sE E,staa Igsssaislssas Naaaisattast
ny GRANT af f1aaas.
HENRY WILSON. af Haasfhuaffts.
.tasaa ntBatg8ssa state Auuatsa'tasss. e
FU
IfTArs CONVERSE, Of Waolanrl.
FE E
Nf EtL TAFT. of Darlington
JOHN A. PAOE, Of MoaEs
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TAKE A CERTIFICATE
NORTH EASTERN MUTUAL LIFE
ASSOCIATION,
or
BRATrKBoRo, VERMONT,
toffeE ~ rowS uME.j
AID
PROT ECT YOUR MILY.
The Expense IL I.ess than 0ge-thrd the Cost
10 al Old stockplan Company.
DIVISION 80, 4
For persons aged ~ 10 20 ABNirsog, ~ o.
AssuAL DCE Il 10 ASSESSMENTS 81 80
For each death. Present number 260.
DIVISION u.
Ages ~ 10 80, ADMISSION so %
kEsuL DOE IS % AssiA-HESTs 81 10
FGT zach death Number about 1875.
DIVISION b.
Ages 90 % co. ADMtssf0S SO %
ANIMAL urE - - AssEssAEST 81 10
For each death N1mbef about 1860
Apply " II X, f0wiER, at Manchester, aud Al
Arlington, e. -. :, ilARD
~ case u lhe death n &ny member ~ The ar
ISOLATION bis heiIs ar assigneos vili receive A.
mauy duiiaTs a. thera afe members in he d.
vlriuu
Brasusbora. w.. May ztH. 1874 islyisr
ID. 5 WILSON,
Fsetory poinl, Vermont,
Manufacturer aud dealer il
f RNIT RE,
u al llnds. kIa0
KOsR WOOD. MAHOGANY, BLACK wALNrT
CHERRY, CHESTNUT sHd = iIiTE WOOD
COFKISs aad CAsEEIf
PICTURE FRAMES
Soldiers Testimonials ffsmsd "a Hose wosA and
ggA u sl88, fl.zi, tl73 aud sAu9 Ia pallsAea
Black WAinut aua GIT II 81 s. fl IS Aad tz 70 H.
eludlag glass
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Albany, NY, July i1,h, 1874,
| DENTISTRY.
llOMMISSIONERlS NOTICE.

Manchester, VI. Nov. lst, 1871. 253itfy
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MORTGAGE sAI4E.-Defauit having been
made N tine conditions OF a certain Mortgage.
whereby the power therein contained to sell
has become operative, executed by George
Bassett and Salura p Bassett bis wife OF
Decatur, in the County Of Van Buren, and State
of Michigan. to Fanny ID. Waterman, OF Detroit
IN said State, bearing date the eleventh day Of
April A. ID. eighteen hundred and seventy
and recorded In the Office of the Register OF
Deeds, for the County OF Van Buren,, in said
state of Michigan, on the sixteenth dav of
April A. ID. eighteen hundred aud seventy, in
Liber 2 OF Mortgages, on page %, upon which
Mortgage there is claimed to be due, at the date
OF this notice. the sum OF twenty three hun
dred and sixty-one dollars and ninety-five cents
(S236l $50 and no suit or proceedings at law,
having been instituted to recover any part
thereof. Notice is therefore hereby given, that
on Tuesday, the first day OF October next, at
four o'clock in the afternoon, shall sell at
pubic auction, to the highest bidder, sale to
take place at the front door OF the Van Buren,
County Circuit Court House, in the village OF
Paw Paw, the premises described IN said Mort
gage, or 40 much thereof as shall be necessary
10 satisfy the amount due on such Mortgage
with ten per cent interest, and legal costs. to-
gether with an Attorney fee OF fifty dollars
covenanted for therein, that is to saw the fol-
lowing piece or parcel OF land. situated in Van
Buren, County in the State OF Michigan. viz
The south half OF the northwest quarter. and
the north half Of the southwest quarter Of
section twenty-one (21) In township four (lO
south OF range fourteen G4) west contailipg
one hunered and sixty acres more or less.
Dated Kalamazoo, July ID 4 u. 1872.
COLTS FANNY ID, WATERWAYS. Mortgage.
+. y. d. Burns, Attorneys TOR Mortgage
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PROBATE ORDER.

state CT Michigan. County OF Van Buren,, ss'
At session OF tue Probate Court for the
County Of Van Buren, holden at the Probate
Office. in tho village CT Paw Paw, on Monday.
the tventy-fourth day OF June. II the year
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-t~o !:
Present, Geo. W. Lawton, Judge OF Probate.
N the matter Of the Estate OF Narssss Ly-
on. Deceased. On reading and filing the petit
ton duly verified. Of Clarissa Ii. Barker. pray
ing that an instrument herein filed with said
pet!t!on and p1rporting 10 be the last will and
testament Of said deceased may be admitted to
Probate. and that administration OF the said
estate NAV De granted to Asa Ct, Hard and
Clarrissa II. darker, or TO some other suitable
peron, with will annexed. Threupon, it is
Ordered That Monday, the twenty second day
of July, 1872, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
be assigned for the hearing OF said petition,
and that the heirs at law Of said deceased and
all other persons interested In said estate, are
required to appear at session OF said Court,
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village OF Paw Paw, and show cause II any.
there be- why the prayer or said petitioner
should not be granted: And 1t is further Or
dered, that said petitioner give notice TO the
perons Interested in said estate, OF the pend
ency OF said petition, and the hearing thereof,
by causing copy Of This Older to be published
n the True NortheneI, a newspaper, printed
and circulated N said county OF an Buren, for
four successive weeks, at least previous to said
day OF hearing.
GEO. W. LAWTON, Judge OF Probate.
"A true ccpy.) GEO. W. LAYTON. Judge OF Pro.
bate. 900 IA
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DRAIN COMM sSIONER'S NOTICING
tee 10 hereby gwen, that the undersigned
Drain Commissioner for the County OF Van
Baren, state OF Michigan, will on the 18th day
Of July, A. d. 1872, at 2 o'clock IN the after
noon Of SAID day, at the house Of Samual Con-
so,us, n the township Of Paw Paw, IN said
County. meet parties to contract for the TX
cavatlon and construction OF a Ditch or Drain,
through the following lands, to-wit:
The east half OF the south west quarter OF
seCsiun fourteen. the east half OF north west
quarter section fourteen, the west half Of
Eorta west quarter section fourteen, and the
north west quarter OF south west quarter sec
ton fourteen, commencing at DIVISION stake
No. one, set at the east end OF the Consolus
Ditch. on east half OF south west quarter sec
ton fourteen, from thence west through old
ditch to angle division stake No. three, thence
northerIv thorough the Maynard marsh 20 hard
land division stake No. seven. then common
Gag at division stake No. six, from thence west
ery through the old water course 20 marshes
owned by G. :. Maynard Samual Cons o!1s
George Young ana y. Ebert, TO DIVISION stake
No. fourteen, set at the end of D. Eberts
marsh on the north west quarter Of south west
quarter Of section fourteen, length OF ditch is
200 rods.
And al such parts and subdivisions OF said
Drain az are not then contracted to be con-
structed by the owner OF the land, to which il
"a assigned, lis OF her agent or attorney. Will
then be let at public auction 70 the lowest re-
sponsibie bidder.
The undersigned also gives notice. that on
the 9Th day OF July, A. ID. 1872. at 9 o'clock in
the afternoon OF said day, az the house Of
Samual Conso.us N -ald township, he will ex-
hi6it maps Of the proposed Drain, aud descnp-
ton Of the several parcels OF land by him
deemed to DE benefited thereby. and the
amount and description by division and sub
division, of the proposed Drain by MIN appor-
toned TO the owner Of each description Of land
20 construC., and 70 each township. and will
then and there hear reasons Il any offered
Why such appo.aonmsus should DE reviewed
Ind ,OIrecteG
o-e or more OF the highway Commissioners
may appear and at - uebalf OF the township.
Dated CT a. Paw tA.s 2sth dag o. une \.
-. 1872 900.3
n. NJ Iu3sLEz Dr4.n oma.s-.oner
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PROBATE ORDER.

PROBATE ORDER.
state of Michigan, County OF an Buren,, as
At a ession OF the Probate Court, for the
County OF Van Buren,, holden az the Probate
Office in the village OF Paw Paw, on thursday
the twtnty seventh day OF June, IN the year
one thousand eight hundred and seyentv-two
Present, Geo. W. Lawton. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the Estate OF Francis Her
ron, Lesle z. Heron, Arthur A. HERON and
Edwin W. Heron, Jr. ON reading and tlhpg
the petition duly verified, OF Edwin w. Her
ron, Guardian OF said Minors, praying for
reasons therein set forth, FOR isense 10 sell
the interest Of said Minors in the land IN said
petition described.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the
twenty ninth day OF July, 1872, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF
said petition, and that the heirs at law Of said
deceased and al other persons interested In
said estate, are required TO appear at session
CT said Court, then to be holden at the Pro-
bate Office IN the village OF Paw Paw, and
show cause il any there De, why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted:
And it Is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice to tue persons Interested in SAID
estate, Of the pendency Of said petition. aud
the hearing thereof by causing copy OF this
Order to be published IN the TRUE NoRTHERSER,
a newspaper printed and circulating IN said
county OF Van Buren,, for four successive
weeks, at least previous to said day OF hearing.
GEO. W. LAWTON, Judge OF Probate,
& true copy) GEO. W. LAwTos, Judge OF
Probate 900t
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MORTGAGE SALE.-.efau!5 Lar.Ig been
mades- the condition OF certain mortgage
whereby the power therein cotaLnei 70 sell
has become operative executed by Ben ANN
Kellogg and arolne l.. Kellogg, cf Pine
Grove Michigan, % Charles Davenport cf the
state Of New York, and bearing date tie JTen-
teth dav o. November, A. D. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty seven, and recorded
IN the otl.ce OF the Register Of Deeds Of an
burcu County Michigan, on the t6enty-nilth
1av OF November =. p. 1857, at one clock IN
the afternoon. IN Liber 20 Of mortgages, on
pages ga and 5zj aud which SAID mortgage
was duly assigned By the said Chries Daven-
port, by Joshua Waterman his attorney n fact,
10 ! asonA sheldon. OF The tWenty-drst dav
OF NAV, 4. D. 1872. and which assignment was
duly recorded IL the Registers Office of Van
Buren, Comfy, on the 18th day OF May, A. D.
1872 az ten clock IN the forenoon, II Liber
~ Of mortgages, on page one hundred-up-
on which sald mortgage there is claimed 10 be
fi11e and unpaid az the date Of this notice, the
sum of Ave hundred and eighty-two and thirty
three one-hundredth (55S2 33) dollars and
no suit or proceedings q. law or IN equity hav-
ing been instituted TO recover the same or any
part thereof: Notice is therefore hereby given,
that en- >sturday the fourteenth day OF Septen-
bar A. d. one thousand eight hudred and sew
enty-tvo. at ten o'clock in the forenoon
shall sell az auction or public vendue, TO tAe
highest bidder, sale % take place a. The front
door Of the Van Buren, County Circuit Court
louise. N the village OF Paw Paw, the premis-
es described Ia SAID mortgage, or 50 much
thereof as vii 10 sufficient to satisfy the
amount then due OF the same With ten per
cert. interest. With legal costs, together with
an attornev Zee Of fifty dollars covenanted for
therein that is 20 say, the following piece or
parce OF land, situated IN an Buren County
and State OF Michigan, viz the east half q
The south east quarter Of section Dteen n
township one south % range thirteen west,
containing eighty acres more or lese.
ated a, Paw Paw, this Goth day CT June
A. 2. 1872. JASON a. SHELDON
Sg9-tl3 .ss.gnee % MoItgage.