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THE ".VICTOR. s. M. cos

THE ".VICTOR" s. M. cos
NEW SEWING MACHINE
SIS VICTOR,
Runs very Easy,
Runs very Fast,
Runs very Still
Has a New Shuttle superior to all others.
Def1es Competition.
Great improvements in Needle.
Can not be Set Wrong.
y Agents Wanted Address
. THE VICTOR S. M. CO.
"a Tenth ST., doors west of Broadway.
tehS-dM New York.
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FINEToNEDAn IND DURABLE PIANO,

FlNE-ISlislSl1 AND 1likAb1E - PIANQ,
vrrrIow rn1el ron CAN:
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Fart Cash
BAEA1uR
IN SMALL MONTHLY = rA1nEa1s
~ THE NOSE
CONVENIENT ARRzne EMENrs MADE
WITH ALL.
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SILVER TONGUE ORGANS
MELoDEoNs.
MOST MAGNIFICENT Stock

PIANOS. ORGANS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ARE
Being offered at this old and reliable house
AT LowER PRICES
Than are obtainable elsewhere in the city.
RENTS AND EXPENSES
Being about one-third those of Canal street,
prices will be found
:
PRoPoRTIoNATELY Low.
81
Pianos Repaired and fused
Ri
8s ss Ssssss
RELIABLE woRknEs.
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Old Pianos Taken in Exchange.
HIGHEST s
AARKETPRIcE PAIDFoRoLDP1Asos.
rHuI.Ip wERLElr.
ian-2- 90 and go I,..
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RELIABLE WORKMEN.
Old Planos Taken ii Exchange.
HIGHEST
PHII4IP WERLEIN.

so and 50 Baronne street
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Being offered at this old and reliable house
At LOWER PRICES
Than are obtainable elsewhere in the city.
RENTS AND EXPENSES

Being about one-third those of Canal street,
prices will be found
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05

~. Al tr.i..- r. p.t.. Ill
known ns onc of the most genial and pheasant Of
and II, mani sterling worth and
intcoritv died nm tho % h OH. n, the ace of 50
ye,rs lie served for some Years in the United
STATE. Army and had been, shinmasier.
Nj, H. p Ald,ieb. WIN has been the
rbi.r ,,l,,t in the General Master Chr B,ild.
er's ono If the Verm.p, central Line nav.
inc lc,d that no.ition far five wears win abili.
-, and ,ive, ,nncb satisfaction has accented
the seeretary.bjn of the Taunton Car Gonna.
nv entering tbe gr.t of March ON the :. new
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ALUMNI DINNER The Alumni Association
of Mijdlebury College had their second nm
nual dinner at D,lmonico's in New York city
on Friday evening Prof Brainerd Kellogg,
of Brooklyn, presided. Letters were read from
ex-Goy. Stewart, John G. SAKE, the poet Mr..
Z. ). Phelps, Rev. + c. Wines and Mr. Samuel
Nelson, late Justice Of the United States Su-
preme Court. Speeches were nude by Prof
W. II. Parker, of MiddleLury Mr.. Samuel
Miller, Of Now Haven, Conn. Stephen a
Waller, Aldaee + Walker, Peter Starr, Mr
Calvin +. Hubbard, Charles 5. Uolburn, d,
j. Newland and others, Of New York. Tie
l1lljwing officers were elected for the ensuing
year; Peter Starr, President Samuel Mil
Ier, Rev T. j. Conant, n. d, +. IL. Jenny
Vice Presidents d. j. Newland, Secretary
and &. S. Colburn, Treasurer.
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illarriages.

In Montpelier, March 4, by Rev Andrew Hull, d
D., Sir. ll.NRY OviArT and Mss Laura I, FlELD,
both Of Montpelier.
In Montpelier Feb. 49, by Rev Edward Wright,
Mr SiLAs %. MgAn. OF Moretown, aud Aliss CAHoLlSE
L. uAsELriSE, Of Watched
In johnson Feb. ~. by Rev. q. n French Mr. J.,
VI. KSIeHr, ami Mrs. LAuKA NJ. DowSER roth Of
JOhus0n.
To Union Village. Fob. 25. by Rev. r. y searle.
Mr.. BgLA CHiLp, Of Thetiori, and Miss GRAcre +.
LoRp, laughter Of ]. ). Lord, Esq.
In Manchester y. H. hy Rsv. r.. W Dowell. Mr..
", =. RowsLL, Of Post Mills, and Mis, A. =. CLARK,
% North Hero.
IN Lyme, y. II hv Rev ". Wheeler Mr. Nav
Toy bAlcn Of North Thctori, and Niles JULti ii 70
81 l., me n. II.
In Wells River. Feb. ~, by Rev W. :. Palmer. Mr.
ADaNs p. WoanEN, and Ms EMMA H. DAVIS both
~ AFFORD.
In 81. Jnhnshury Feb. 81, Mr.. ORANFL 2. RussELL
aud Mics TihzA WnzAroS, both OF ST. JohnstuFy.
~ Barre Feb. 2ith, by Rev Edwin J. Chnnee
Mr. NtsLtY VI. SAWYER and Miss ELHRA N. Hat
both Of Mllliamstown.
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HARpwicK. The firm Of lIoyt x Wells,
druggists, las been dissolved, Messrs. Wells
and Webster retire aud A. W. Dsyi-on takes
their places, making the firm Of Iloyt Da.
vison, who propose continuing the business at
the old place.
Ill X. Mack has moved bis marble cutting
business into his new shop opposite the NJ. +.
church. The largely increased capacity Of the
new shop enables him to display his finished
work to better advantage and is also far bet
ter adapted to meet the wants Of large and
increasing business.
The mercury during February has been he
low zero on eleven different days. The wealth
or Of the month has been favored With many
pleasant, clear days.
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An amendment has been offered in the
pennsy lyania constitutional convention Civ
ing the governor the power Of yetoing a
single section of bill. The idea is to
prevent the defeat Of measure by lacking
on section so obnoxious as to compel the
veto Of the whole measure something which
is very often done, nowadays, and against
which II seems to be very proper to guard
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DEATHS.

In Fond du Lac. Wisconsin, Feb. lG, Mrs. ELuorA
Pea SUNS relct Of the late Howard Mitchell, ESD OF
Waterbury, aged Is years
She was horn in Montpelier In lsg and was the
last surviving sister Of hlrs. u. =. Walton Senior.
Beautiful In character and person, she MAS beloved
hy all who knew her. At the time of her marriage,
Nr Mitchell was representative for the town n Chit
ten. W. and in that town: in horiah, N. Y, and In
For SOME time past she has resided with two Of her
daughters In Fond du Lac.
In MsrshGeld, Feb. -, Mr.. JONATHAS DAVIS, aged
81 years, 10 months ana Is days.
In Moretown. Feb. 10 DAVID srOrKwELL aged IS
years aud months.
In East Montpelier, Fob, 81 Mr.. EDwiS 4. CIV
uiSGs, aged nearly % years.
In Cabot, Feb q, an infant son Of Mr. John A. aud
Mrs. Margaret Harrington.
H. Barre, Oct ith, 1879, IuELLA C., aged months
and ~ days; Fen, ,th, 1873, IsgLLA d aged a
months, q days. TWIN daughters Of Emery t., aud
Mary ". Smith
Another little bud Is blighted,
Another little voice is fed
Aud your hearts are filled with ssdnoss,
For your little twins are dead.
May you meet your little treasures,
Ia tnat tier, holicr land,
Where there Is no sin nor suffering
They have Joined the angel band.
Precious jewels, how you Mrs then,
Darling little Dell and Nell
Oh. twas hard 70 have them leave you,
Yet lie doeth all things we'll"
Mas. sARAu sKAvsR.
Ia Randolph, Friday, the 2st, Of dropsy, LsLASp
CnuRCn, agel 30 years.
10 Randolph, Fob. 2ld. Mrs. IIoRAoE LAM, aged
about 40 Yeas.
In Vor.hire, Feb 9Th, Mr. WILLIAM 81. MoRRIs,
sged ~ years, months.
10 washln ston. Fob. nth. Sir. cALyrS WALDO
aged n years,
Ia NJ rrlsyine. Psb 18th Miss BsIssr GaiPsuu
aged g. years.
Ia Hyde Park, Feb. 2jth. Mr. JAMES e., son Of Ira
and Hannah Coblelgh, aged - years, moaths.
| In S'anuari, Fob. ~, ALMA s, wife Of Mr. T. c
Batcheld r. aud daughter Of John bweit, aged ~
| ears.
| In Woodbury., fe1 18th, Mr. DASiEL L,wsuS
agri 81 years lie was the Oldest person In town.
/ Ia Bakersfield, Feh. 18th, Mr.. sILAs roIrEa, aged
| Is years
In Pomfret. Feh. 2ll, at the residence Of her son
| Stm m French, Mrs MARGaErrE, widow Of tho lat,
Capt Paul French, aged ~ years
In Corinth, Feb. 18th, Mrs anna CAsPESrra wlf
OF Arad Banks, aged 90 years.
In Berlin, March ,, Eoun MAY, infant daughter o.
Julius r. aud Maria 7. Knapp, aged ons month.
Weep not, nother-oer her breast,
Fold the little hands 10 rest
God hath ealled--iie kuoweth best
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NoRrurnLp-On Sunday evening the people
Of Mortified were treated n a very earnest and
eloquent lecture on the subject Of temperance,
by Mr.. Woodbury., Of Maine. a large
audience were present. On Monday evening
General Neal Dow, OF Maine, gave a c1nyinc-
ing lecture on the same subject to a densely
packed audience, who listened throughout with
most evident interest.
The Town Meeting, Dr.. George Nichols,
Moderator
Adopted the Auditors report.
The following officers were elected
Toicn Cisrk-C. A. Edgcrton.
S,l-ctmca - George Nichols. y. G. Fisk, }.
A. Kent.
Toira Trcauror-O. d. Edgcrton
OrTseer Of Poor joel Winch
Isl Constable and Coi'cciof--Jocl Winch.
Liucrs-I. \. llolton, james Morse. r. W.
Clark.
And,iors-S r. Judd, J.. :. siebbins, c. d.
Williams.
Trustee Of Public Moaey-Joseph Gould.
Fence pierers-W Davis. Francis
Wright, Waldo $. Fisher.
Grand Jwoys-w William Winch, John A.
Kent, NJ. Gilman
Scatter Of u;igih and Meautres "A. e.
Denny.
Inspector Of Leaihsr--S. +. GsJw
Torn Agea,-E X. Jones.
Superintendent Of S-hoois--R. A. Green.
Surreyor Of Wood eic-E. Ingill-.
Voted To raise Town tax fsixty cents. and
an additional highway tex Of fifteen cents ON a
dollar
A re-1luti n was passed u the effect thai
the town and ircemans meetings shall hereai'
ter be held in the Depot village, provided The
-elec,men can make an advantageous sale Of
the Town House, and secure a favorable leas,
Of some hail In the village for a term Of years
The meeting was a large and lively one
the officers chosen mainly excellent selections
and the business done generally most satisiac
tory % all.
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Weekly News Snmmarl.

Nearly all tho officers Of Victor
Emauuel's household ore now equipped
with American wives.
The Marshall House, Alexandria,
whore Col. Ellsworth was shot, was buracl
on Monday night.
1t is now stated that Governor Gcary 5
death was occasioned by the use Of hair dye,
in which sugar Of lead was a priucipaI 10.
gredient.
1t has been remarked by a contempt.
rary, that when young men 20 out Of the
theatre between the acts there follows upon
their return a strong favor Of cloves.
Illinois has given married women the
right to be sued at law, instead of their
previous humliatiug condition Of depend.
ence on their husbands for the payment Of
their debtg
The people Of an Illinois village &c
tually gave that incompatible fraud, Sir.
gcant Bases. a public reception on his
return anl called him tn er "disti GU Q u
townsman.'
The action Of the Maine Legislature
is adverse to wtmam suflragc, though a
res " in favor Of submitting he question
to ibo opc came within one vote OF pass.
ing The Senate.
Col. Scott Of Pennsylvania, controls
63 railroads, with total length Of l60uO
miles, value Of sG7OO00O00, together
with $50 miles Of canal and ll1c Of
steamships.
The Khodive Of Egypt is going TO let
the exiled gamblers Of France aud Coz
many st up their establishments on the
banks Of the Nile, under the shadow Of the
pyramts.
The Young Womens Christian Asso.
citation IN Lowell, Mass, aud Portland,
Me, have determined to opeu houses as
temporary homes for young women, sirln-
gers, who come to those cities 10 search Of
employment.
The London, Liverpool aud Globe
Issuance Company failed 20 declare i:a
usual dividend at its annual meeting, 10 con.
sequence Of its losses by the Boston aud Chi
cag5 fires The stockholders feel highly
ind gnaut over this state of affairs.
The Massachusetts senatorial contest
grows moro in,ercs,ing daifv I'M, a,c.,
reports Indicate that Governor Washburu.
strength is increasing. and that Mr. Bou..
wells is diminishing iu proportion. Tr.
friends OF Mr.. Dawes are more conGIcr.
than they have been.
The Row. Father Tom Borle N.
Froudc'. critir sailed a., s,rrd,y .hy ',l1
lumau steamer " City ol Pans thai
company rendering him a free passage 10
Liverpool. It is presumed that The death
Of the superior Of his order. call. him q.
Rome.
"A number Of the bigb tened r.tu.li..
tic women in london have concluded ,b,,
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RALaoAp MEErINo.-A special meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Connecticut aud Pas,
sumpje Rivers railroad is to be holden at
White River junction on the lilh day Of
March next, to provide means for funding and
merging the existing Indebtedness Of said cor
pomtiun, and securing the same BY mortgage
of its railway or otherwise.
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Masonic FfsTiyAL--A grand Masonic Festi-
val is to be held at the junction House, at
White River junction, on Friday evening,
March liih, under the auspices of the "Con-
necticut River Valley Masonic Association"
the officers Of which are as follows President,
Col Robinson Of Claremont; Vice Presidents,
J. s. Eaton Of Woodstock. j. w. Johnson Of
linhold, and j C. Parker OF Hartford; Sec.
ronry A. w. Baker of Lebanon, n. a..
Treasurer, Wilson Briiion Of Ilartaud, Vi
En-. c,m, A. =. Goodrich of Lebanon, {. ).
Hamilton Of Hartford, and G. r. Bean Of Con-
cord
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ArroISTMESTs.--Rev Pm. Granger, Agent
of the State Temperance Society, has already iul-
filed and will fulfill the following eng gements
during the present week Waterbury Center,
March Middlesex, March . West Ran
dolp, March 3 West Bethel, March 4 South
Royalton, March Bradford, March O; New
bury, March Peacham, March s and 0.
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CuANoE Mr. George l.. Bradley, Of Sutton
has purchased Mr.. Mathews interest in the
bakery nj Sc. Jlhnsbury the firm now being
Gross & Bradley. It il M surprise to us To
learn, as we DO from the Calcdogiqa that " the
establishment does large bu-iness-bake
daily 40 ~ 80 barrels OF cracker, in addition 10
the candy and cigar and other business usually
connected with bakery The crackers have
good reputation and are sought for a han
bred miles or more away Any one who at
lempts to improve upon Cross crackers,
might as well fool away his time in ondeavor-
ing to square The circle, inventa perpetual mo-
ton, or any other equally Impossible task.
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terJoy was called to order by the Clerk. Geo.
w. Wing. Alter reading the warsing, he d.
rec,ci the meeting /, tho election Of modcf.
ator. Two candidates being presented. the re-.
sal, If the ballot was as follows:
Whole number Of votes, $40
James r. Tbnr.ton. 1873
Homer ~ IIoot,o. lG3
Majority for rburslon, 90
Mr. Thurston on taking the chair thanked
the meetin, fir their ,nrtinlity. and called for
the election Of CLERK. Copt. John W. Clark
Nominated Timothy Z. Merrill. Col. f. V.
R,pdnll nominated J,hn " PAGE Result Of
the ballot
Morrill,. 800
Pare. ie7
loci Foster. Ir.. and James w. Brock were
nominated for fir. soicctmop.
Foster. 23i
BROCK ia
Scattering.
F,r second and t'ird sclcctmen. Denison
Dewey and Denni. Lane we're elected by rira
roce vote
For Tre,snrer. S,muel Wells n,min,tei ami
.l,bp A Pare ss,,pded /, Burt. Cross. the
present incumbent. both cjmplmenting in the
highest term. tie c4rellent manner in which
the duties OF that olutc bad been discharged by
Mr.. Gross. a. G. Brown nominated A. T.
Carlton. mud tie ballot resulted as follows
Gross. l97
Carlton, IN
Scattering.
rItis bat just 90 ny that Mr. Ca tons was
not % cnucus nomination, hut simply o yolun
try movement on tie part Of those who in
sisted urou another nominee
Tie allowing officers were then elected By
rira rore vote nearly unanimously
Oyerscer ct the p13r-W. W. Cdwel.
First Cons,nhe-John L. Tuttle
Second Constable Andrew A. Sweet.
Lisicrs-Frcd. T.. smith. Ebcn Scrbucr j..
/ O. Livingston.
/ Auliur.- Cmio Rood. D. H. linck,y,
/ Henry * Field.
/ Trustee. 90 Publ, Nlncy-The selectmen.
/ Fence yiewers-Jo,cph Poland, Henry X.
/ Field, John b. Thur-.an.
F Town Gmud Jurir.--Jame. S. Peck. Medal
Wright, j q. Seavor 4. a. Mead being al.l
nominated for tbc th.-I Town Grand Juror. a
ba.li. was caileifr
sea,er. ICE
Mead. SO
On motion Of l.. Bart Gross. tie ia,eiipg
/ took n recess f.r one hour.
.--.,,,,.
,r
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Rfv. jams MoEBow We regret to learn
that Rev Mr. Morrow Is u leave bis charge Of
Trinity Church 10 this place to go to New Or
leans. lie bias been here bat six months, aud
in this short time bas greatly ondeared himself
TO his own parish and secured the confidence
and respect Of the entire community. lie /. a
gont man Of hne culture md varied nttain-
menis, u pleasant md iurcible preacher md
speaker. md OF genial and attractive address.
Tie Methodist Church is 20 be congratulated
OR having 50 cxce.iont representative Of i,s
ministry ior even g, short time, and 90 De-
.ymmlzel with Ior his departure. We are
sn'o Gle whole community viii ,in item
in'their regrets, and in warm wishes FOR hi-
future happncs, and succcsa
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RnuY.--ll will be seen BIS reference 90 our
advertising columns tot books for receiving
subscriptions to the cnritel stock Of the Mont
pelicf and Black River Railroad will be opened
90 the plecc indicated on tho cath inst Come
forward, gentlemen, literally. This means
business. The road can DO built IL every one
promptly and efficiently puts his shoulder to
tho wheel
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A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE.

Tho home farm Of the late Elijah Iamberton, situ-
ated In Marshaeld. In Washington County, will 10
sold At public nnotlon on Monday, tho 10Th day OF
March, A. ID, S3l, at ten o'clock In the i0rcnoon.-
said sale to take place at the @wslng house on the
premises
Also there will no sold at the time and place.
tho sugar tools now on the premises, and large
quantity OF hay. said farm contains about 100 aeres
81 land, and Is suitably divided and under hIst
iate state Of cultivation II Is desirable farm, but
must DO sold 10 settle the tie, AID is chance
10 make a good trade. Terms made known at tims
OF salc. \. q. SHI RlLEfF, Admin'r.
MaFshaeid, Feb. u, 1878. sl6l
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BURLINGTON ELECTION Tie election in Bur
iogton, yesterday, resulted in tie triumph Of
the Republicans, Mayor Dodge being gre elected
by majority Of III, and Judge Tyler elected
over Judge Noyes by a mjlrity Of fl.
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$3.50
The Vienna Exhibition.

DfPARruENr OBJ STATE,
Washington. Is 10 Feb, 1873
10 Lis Fr-.Ieycj me- G5rer.or of ne cletl
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hayr. tber,f,rc. \, 1,o"e.f' +, c...f,r,.y
with tia. resolution that you will invite O. g
patriotic people OF your Safe o. assist in the
lrGlcr itilfs, .l Y, ''o ne'u'N'FA o. o.I
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Woonsrocg, February a2 1873
Ia compliance with the do-iro expressed in
the foregoing communication OF lii~ LN, Rene
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Nkw PArB Tile announcement i nndc
that The Ruiland Daily Gloie, the new PAPER
n Rutland, of which We presume The II m.
Henry Clark Is TO be editor in clief, viii be
eommer ed about the first Of April, in thc new
G.ole vi ding erected for that purpose, OPP
pos.te the depot.
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$1,000 REWARD

For any case OF Blind bleeding Itching liberated
Piles that DE BING's PILE REMEDY falls to cure.
IL s prepared expressly to the Piles and nothing
else sold BY all Druggists. Price. sI.oo sos3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05

RFmGious SlRyicEs.--llev. d. IL. Shnn, Of
Wheeling, Va, will preach in Wails6eld, at
the Brick church, Sunday, March 0th, at 10 80
a. m. also in Warren, ut pm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05

Tho huge, drastic. grlpiog, .ckenlng pills. con
struo ed % crude and tuky ingredients, are
fast heng superseded by Dr. Pierces Pleasant Purga
tive rollcts sugar-Coateh, Concentrated Root and
Ierbsl Juice, AnttBilous Granules-the Little
Giant Cathartlc or multum in parvoN physc. Mod
ern Chemical Science enables Dr. Pierce to extract
from tho juices OF the most valuable roots and
herbs their active medicinal principles, which
when worked into little Pellets handsomely
lurcr than mustard seed. renders each little Pellet
active and powerful large Pill, while they are
much palaiahie and pleasant In effect % cints
vial, hy Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-03-05
DoYAL N. WHITES EsTATE.--The

Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
onthe Probate Court for the District Of Randolph,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
cnius and demands Of ali persons against the estate
" Royal T. White late Of runhrdse In said District,
deceased represented iusoVent, aud the term Of six
M unths FROM tho 9Th day OF February, 1873 being al
wed b, sac Court the creditors Ot sad deceased,
q exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us Give notice. that will attend to the duties OF
uur appointment at the dwelling house OF the widow
of said deceased IN Tunhridge, In said District, on
the third saturday OF March and first saturday 10
August next at nine O'clock In the forenoon, on each
OF said days.
T. Y. HOWE, lc.,..t..-.
JASPER LYMAN, N0'"Ns'''"o's'
Tnnbriige, Feb. Il, A. ID. lsl3. 626i