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The Cigar Makers Of Wheeling will give n
Picnic 1t tho Fair 0Eounds, WIFI cling Islanl.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
L Ohio Comfy, West Virgins,
&. smith 3 'Ha T'l'' In cn,noery.
A. Rdgely, BS'tr, ct al
Pursuant to the decree made In the above en-,
titled cause on the 18th day OF July, 1873,
will on
MONDAY, tho list day Of September, 1873,
At my ONCE in tho City Of Wheeling, W. Va,
and thereafter by adjournment from time 10 time
~ shall be found necessary, proceed ITO audit,
TctAke and settle tho account OF the said Alb
salon Ridgely a. Executor Of the last win
and testament Of his father, AbsAlom Ridge
~, deceased, and report what balance IN In tho
hands Of the said Executor coming to the lega.
tees under the will OF the said Absalom AidGGly,
deed, aud In what proportions and 10 whom"
and shall report any Other matters deemed TO
Se pSLunent 70 the case, or that may DO required
ny either Of the parties.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Com'r Ohio County Circnit Court.
WuEELiNo, July %, lsI9. InsgTn
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lT strikes us that Buckhannon wouldn't
be bad place to spend the summer,
There is plenty Of hunting and fishing
within few miles, and tho living at the
village hotel, the Heavier House, is said
TO be good, We Judge 1t to he reason
ably cheap, too, from such quotations US
these which We find in tho Delta: "Chicl,
ems Dive 10 to 10 cents; eggs 10 cents per
dozen; butter 10 cents per h."
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THE people of Lewis county having
been amused long enough by railroad
schemes that had no existence except on
paper, are now discussing u practical
measure, viz: Tho building OF road
from Clarksburg to Weston; and the peo.
pie Of the county are to vote on the eth CT
October whether the County Commits
sioncrS shall subscribe $l95, 700 in aid OF
tho work.
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THE NEW SESSION OF
Or. RAyERs SCHOOL FOR LADIES & OERTlERtH

begins September let. The following coumc Of
studies viii be pursued: EnHllsh, German,
French, History. Geography, Mathematics, Pcu
mAnship, BOOK keeping, Correspondence, etc,
under corps Of eminCutly able tsEchcra.
Applications will DO received a. the ufiiec, il3
Market street (aboVO Singers EtOrCI from 10 10
IL o'clock An,
| hereby announce 10 the kdics aud gentlrmCn
who have heretofore received my instructions In
the Language. that the lessons - suspended
Icmh6r ist. Iwlll 10 pleased to meet my old pu-
pits, and others who may wish 10 avail them
selyea Of tho opportunity 10 Join the classes.
Ruii-M, Was DIR. MAYER
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THE benefit business at PaTkcrsburg
appears to DO catching. A MIR. WM.
CARLETON, HibCrnian comedian, and
writer Of indifferent verses, is to have a
benefit festival a "a Daily Tines, on the
evening OF the 18th. This is not the
WILL CARLETON" We presume, who had
that falling out with "BETsEY," though
from some sampleS of his verses published
in the Times he might be.
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Mr. CALM CuUrNo says that he be-
lieves his late affair about tho yellow dog
has given him greater no,oricty than any
other act OF his life He is constantly re.
cciving newspapers containing editorial
comments on the suit, and people point
him out in the street as the man who put
the injunction on that dog.
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nON'T GO ON A TOUR, OR
- Shor. TIP anywhere, before you cali and
get supply OF the most popular
BOOKS, MAGAZINES, PAPERS, &c.
A new supply Of very ane Initial Papers and
Envelopes, lait received by
G. II. QUIMBY,
iy9 Market St, bet Quincy and John.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for YOunE Men from tho 81.
fects Of BIroTS and Abuses OF early life, Man
hood restored lmpodlments TO Marriage &c.
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, In scaled envelopes. AddrCsa, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. ? South Ninth 81, PhilA-
dclphlA, Pa an Institution having high Tepu-
t9lon for honorable conduct and professional
nkill lEI.lAW
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The Martinsburg Independent says the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has obtained an injunction to restrain the
corporation authorities Of Piedmont from
collecting taxes of Of the road.
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8pectacIas.

We have our Perfected Spectacle set in So,B
silver and steel FRAMES, For years we have made
them specially, never falling TO plrass fhoss
who have tired them. They viii rrsioTs WSsE
and Impaired eyes, restoring them 10 health and
Vlgor. Also in store, Watches, Clocks. Je,V,IrS
Gold Pens, Silver Ware, &c.
AuiB oXfOBY h DUFPIELD
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General Notices,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
IheTeby given that the Partnership hitherto
existing between the undera'gncd and John Ger
Quoting the buslheRh Of q Catholic Book and
Stationery Store on Marker BtrGGt, In the city OF
Wheeling, IL dissolved, the uEdcFSlgnsd dispea-
sing with tho services Of Mr.. GcTrSty and TGtlr.
ing him from the business in accordance with
the conditions Of tho articles Of Partnership be-.
tween him and myRolf dated and signed the 10th
day Of Nay, 1873. The public viii take notice
that sAId GerTAiy has no longer any connection
with me or with the business hitherto conducted
by him and myself under tho btyIO OF Geunty 4
Co The business which reVtTt! solely 10 me.
ship, Will be continued BY me At the sSme place.
THOMAS +. OWENS
NHnrnrlAn Annnni Il ig1l
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GRooERY.

Having Just opened, with flll and complete
assortment Of Family Groceries, corner OF Mar.
ket and 2Sd streets, Cold Second street,, would
respectfully invite the public to call and examine
my stock and prices. AlGOodS delivered to any
part Of the city ireo Of charge, PrcIh Butter,
RgR1 and Chickens eyerY ThursdAy evening.
EuN J. ". BARTON.
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on is quoted at Volcano at three and
one.eighth cents per gallon Tor 80 degrees
specific gravity.
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Seminary,
EOR NOUNG LADINS.

The Fall Term Oithls pOpulaE Institution will
co pmCnCe on Monday, the lrst day OF Septcm
bar next Parents or Guardians desiring u
tchool OF ih' hlgbest character, At ~ pdtTAtO
rates. for their Children or Wards, apply Tor In.
formation 10 the Principal. IIo1. Join No.
CROH. .. D.. HageTsiown, AhrJlAn
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DIED.

RASLBY.-At PleaSAAt Gf0Vu, Ohio. on Tues
DAY mnFning, AuguBt 70, lslS, 81 o'clock, JOHa
y RALIY ID The list yeaf Of his age.
Funeral from hiAlEts FesIdsne0 this Cweduef.
dayl afternoon At O'Clock. Friends are Invited
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ssIGNEEs' NOTICE,

The undersigned hereby Rives notice that
Charles PtAdenbAeh. AeTehAn. Tailor, has made
m assignment 70 them OF his property TOT TIA
general bentat Of his creditors
All persons owing said PfATenhAch ara hereby
notified 70 pSy theiE indebtedness 70 the under.
signed, who arc alone authorized TO receive such
payment; and AL peTHonS having claims against
sad PfAhenbAeh are requested to present the
same a. the store OF lSid FfstHenbaeh, No. eS
Main IEeet, Centre wheeling
GEO. d CALDWELL,
ALPRRD CALDWELL,
AaAlgnegs
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y Vice, tAtt tfpsdful A. dgslfgguIc kahi
which annually sWcCp9 ~ a. gulimtly rfa,v
ihousAHns " NOgpr Acn ~ The most CaAHrl
talent And hrilllNnt !htgllcc,. WA0 nlsbl alEsf
Uipe hAVe ehtrAaocd i.firElHg EubE.ss Ullh ths
hundtf " rloqgsnes, u NAke1 TO ces,Aty ~
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Special notices.
LIREP 1T IN YoURsHOUsE.
1A glHF.HEl
Krait's DiOrrhea Compound.

A safe. Sure AID Spcfiy Cure Tor DlAuheA,
DysGnteTy, cholera Aurbus, summer Complaint,
&C. This medicine In used and endorsed BY 4
RFBAteE hlmbaF Of poOpl0 than ALy other pTepAF'
alton ever introduced. No CuKu. no PAI.
ACCABR, KRAFT, . CO, Proprietor,
jesO 800 Do Wheeling, W. Va
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AuuXDRKD acres Of land near Acct
dent, Garrett Co., Nd, was sold Monday
at 81 80 per acre
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PENN'A FEMALE COLLEGE,
PITT3BUROH, PA.

~ Aobbh0ut IN
To DO opened Wednesday, Sept l7th. Supplied
with experienced and competent iTOlessoIi and
Instructors.
Provisions made for a thorough liberal educa.
lion, Degrees conferred upon completion Of
course. Partial coarse students received. Con.
Stanuy charging equipments. Buildings I'm.
surpnssed for location, beauty and comfort Por
farther information apply 10 JAMES BLACK.
burRb, Pa, OF any Of tho following named trus.
tees: JAInfG LauRhlin. RObL Mcknight, J. X.
Moorhoad, Pres'L &C., Hon J. p. SeITslt Rev.
Drs. Howard, Wilson, Brown, Dr.. Jas. King.
Ma, VIM. Prev, &c, SC.
hoier alto 70 the following patrons: Hon BbCn.
McJunkin, Butler, Pa; Gen A. b. M'CAimunt,
Franklin, Pa; Hon. j. ". Bcons,d, Warren. Pa !,
David hillen, &enl8, o.; RGT. Dr.. J. +. IIuLchl.
son, MAdi1on, Ind, &c, &c, JYi0-eod
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Episcopal High SCh0OIOt virginia
MAR ALEXANDRIA,

NEAR ALEXANDRIA.
The 3Oth Annual Session OF this School for BoJs
begins Kept, n, 1873. Full corps OF Assistants
Terms $50 per year No extras. Catalogue,
with particulars, sent on application TO the PTin
Cipal- L. N. BLACKBOARD. MA,
JyaS-d ,HwAW ALEXANDRIA, Va
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SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

ils great popularity Ia duo TO the fact, that II
Ia hoPUREsT, CHE4PsaF and REaT BAEH0 Pow.
DIV ia the market
MoCABE, KRAFT q co. Propfietorg,.
myip EJaar'B Wheellng. W vs..
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New Advertisements.
.DRS. LYON & STEARNS

u Oar aSsg rSis-.tI Srssals7
nuEu ea reasaksIol ~ fpsai s1Ele lsac u
WSee.lrE Sp,ns ySAE AAa kGli 80, AL hsTtHg
frpSaledly brsa IngtEu -, - rzarfpss Issrsone
10 atrS pAt.euu q oaFs usez sgfr. " friafa-
W. AXE tbs !-eikol % tniogts AZ olt P.i'el .,
ara ctksrH Who Gay uiss 10 egHfzN a., laA' ~
al u luz5t y.
TIE 81 JAMS GOTEL,
Fos . aaust time, Room - ySesc ue cA1 b ca
Ialasd Gzt VII mat al AID every !ITa Il CbFun-
Z Disease u ulen. zoHcn, chiltFru- Nith FCEcA
Sc rsnet!gt kaG 0e pfiHetplct - seisaes- ne
satlsastilu glvsa y len here before 70 Dufc ihhh
lkIos babdFsa pAtsSats tIsApd a. tAAi usae,
,ADald lnsuic thr euEaGenet q 81 Who may re-
latFs car medical service daring car pfoEcgi
'ny. Al Who sisE - eOhsGt &c tk0ald cal ~
1Eor, ~ owing TO PteNloHt caEAGetnrEu ozttisl
q itsaited
i0ns. BaIiteis Aogrs from 5 a, I tosr, r.
DRS. LYON L STEARSS,
81. James Hoiy, Roon5a
, free Sec CiFe slarS aagD
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FORsALE

The Stone House, with nearly nine sores OF
land, IN the village Of LeAtheFWOOd, In Ohio
county. belonging TO tho ostate OF the late De,
John Eoh. Is Ter sale.
FOR price, terms, &c apply TO.
au9 BEVERLY n. EOPF.
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Z mn
Mrs.. @. Y. Smyth'S school for Young ladies
and ChiljrUn, in the LindllGy InStitutG BniIding,
Will reopen September 8th lSIa,
English Branches, Mathematics and Modern
Languages by competent teachers,
Painting and Drawing ClABtes taught by Mrs
WikinEOn. The location Ia very desirable,
being central, quiet, and easy OF access FOR
circulars, or further information upply 10 Mrs
emyh, Chhplino street, near twenty .fOuTth (Old
FiFpt siTOeU OF At the school looms.
iY9g
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK;
BILLAIEc, o, August IS, 1873
To cIec! an extension Of the Water Pipes |
am authorized to sell fGw more OF these desiFa.
Bile securities, IN addition 10 $1,000 already
cold, tho entire loan being limited to 800 900.
These Bonds run from to IS years, and bear
Interest ~ pcE cont. per snnum. The Coupons
arc pSYaJlc In March and September.
, These Bonds are not taxable here, except when
held by residents
a. p. TALLMAN,
Au.1 fH.. H... Cashier.
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FoR SALE
A ANAL Pam, ave mileS north OF the city, be-
tween Glcn's Ion and Short Greek, on tho River
Hill, containing 100 acres. win DO sold cheap.
Augl L IRWIN Agent
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VALUABLE FARM AT sRERlFFs
Y SALE.
On the ggd Day Of August, 1873,

S6FrFO O'ClOsk r. ~, NJ the iroht door Ot tie
C0uh House IN the city OF StcubcIVillc. Ohio,
wli 10 offered Al nublle 50 the farm K own a.
tho Joseph Mcclure Farm, situate In Warren
township, Jefferson county, Ohio, containing
272 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND.
Said premises will be offered as an entirety.
and then Ia two parcels, one parcel contAlning
One Hundred and BiRhty.eIght Acres, aud the
other parcel Eighty four Acres, and tho way the
most money Is realized the same Will 10 Aold.
Zach parcel mERes an excellent farm. and Is well
improved, each parcel having All excellent dNGli.
ing hOlSe and necessary farm build. Rs, VITA
orchard, and well WatoTod.
Said premises arc 81 uAtcd nesr Yorkylllc, and
within \ Of mile Of the Ohio river, aad arc
we'll located in reference 10 road. PeTlOns DC
IiTinR 10 purchase an excellent ARd comiOTtAb
homestead, would do we'll TO look a. said lands
an authorized TO say that should purchasers
dealF0 TO have q portion Of the puTrhAso N onsy
remain In the land, an arrangement Of that KIND
can DO made on the day OF sale.
Persons de8lriDG further Information VIII call
At the LIW-Otfes Of Moan. Trainer , AcCIAvo,
StaubenVllle, Ohio.
THOMAS II. MONTGOMERY.
Au7 Sheriff Of JeTerron Co, o.
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NV ESTERN RESERVE COLLEGE.
Term begins SEPTEMBER Nlh. Expenses
very low. Worthy I.udGntIhided. Instruction
eAFoiul and thorough, wholly by permanent
Professors. For iniormIsIOn AddFeSs the PrO.I.
dent, Hudson, Ohio. RuS.wAS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-10-28

OVER TIE LAKE.-Dr. N. Proveneher
has removed from Crownpoint to Fall
River Mass.
Rev. w. II. Utley, pastor OF. the
Congregational church in Crownpoiut, is
receiving gratifying evidences Of happy
results from his preaching and other
miuistrations in his new relation.
Some time since, as Mr.. Brace was
returning to his home on the north road,
from Hammonds Corners, on pay day, he
met drunken lot of men, who agreed
with him to turn back and carry them to
the Corners, They got in and were very
wild and boisterous finally the wagon
broke down, when the party assaulted
Mr. Brace, and finally succeeded in re-
lieving him of about 800 he had drawn
that day, and went on their way carous-
ing.
Simon p. Mcintyre, Esq, Superinten-
dent of the G. p. Iron Cos. car shop,
recently cut his right hand severely on a
small circular saw Sitting the fore finger,
and njuring two other fingers and the
back of his hand quite seriously.
The man Finnegan who was blown up
recently at Port Henry, will lose the
sight of both OF his eyes.
j. G, Wetherbec Esq. of Port Henry,
is i'll and confined to his bed.
w. Fl. Treadway has opened new
hotel at Port Henry, bearing the name Of
the Cleveland House.
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The Powell exploring expedition,
which has been for several seasons ex.
ploring the Colorado river country,is now
at Salt Creek, Utah, preparing map Of
the region surveyed, and reports many
new and wonderful discoveries, made in
that region. The report to be submitted,
this winter, will be Of very great interest.
Including The Grand and its branches,
thousand miles of canons have been ex.
plored and mapped
Among the replies to an advertisement
of a music committee for candidate for
organst, music teacher, etc., a vacancy
having occurred by the resignation of the
organst in Office, was the following :
"Gentlemcn, noticed your advertise
ment for an organist and music teacher,
either lady or gentleman Having been
both for several years, | offer you my ser.
vices"
OF the republican party can only say
that its rank and Gle are far above its
leaders. or the democratic party the
reverse is true. Now, looking at the
future, what shall we do for the democrat.
ic party or the democratic principle, for
| am not sure but that it will necessarily
be represented by the name liberal re-
publican, which contains the magic word
republican, which holds so strong an in.
fucncc over the people I--Iina Fay
| Pierce.
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MrDDLEBURY LECTURE ASSOCIATION. -
Course FOR 1894. The committee au.
nounce the first lecture Of the course Of
1874, by DR.. j. G. lIolland.author Of
Timothy Titcombs's Letters, Bitter Sweet,
&C., &C.. next Friday evening, October
31st. Dr. Holland has had more ex.
tended fame, for longer time, than most
of our lecturers Of to-day. His subject
will DO the popular one, elements Of
Personal Power" Tickets for sale at
the store of N. p Barbour on and after
Thursday October 30th, and at the door
on the night of the lecture. Members
tickets can be obtained at any time on ap
plication to L. L. Knapp, Treasurer, or
at the store of n. p. Barbour. Season
tickets, good for one person only, can be
obtained for half the price Of the mem
bers ticket, but it entities the holder to
none of the privileges aud involves, none
of the responsibilities Of the member.
The course embraces the following popu.
lar lecturers and concert: Dec. |, Hon.
VIM. Parsons Dec. Is, John b, Cough !;
Dec. Is, Thomas Mast; JAN, Camilla
Urso Concert Co.. Feb. 6, Prof j. w.
Churchill.
The polite and agreeable proprietor
of tho Middlebury House is capable of
getting up a supper in first class style.
So think party of College students who
had chance of testing the ability OF
"mine host Smith" last Thursday evening.
He furnished the party with table ar
ranged and loaded with everything which
an epicurian taste and appetite could de-
sire. Whoever wishes to partakc of a
tasty and well cooked meal cannot but
be satisfied if he is the guest of 7. b.
Smith.
The difficulty of obtaining good
servants is becoming so serious, that
both in this and many other small
towns, means ofrelief are being actively
discussed. A proposition has just been
made in our hearing by u gentleman
residing in New York, which seems
worthy of more public mention. Large
numbers of Swedish and Norwegian
immigrants are constantly arriving at
New York. They make excellent ser
wants after longer or shorter period of
instruction, and are said to be invaria-
bly, docile, kind, and obedient. Their
religion is the Protestant. 1t is pro.
posed to send for twenty or more of
these girls, expecting that if small
number can be engaged in one place
they will be likely to remain. The eX-
pense will probably be nothing more
serious than the fare in second class
cars from New York to Middlebury
The gentleman alluded to offers to
make the selection in person, see to the
contracts, &c. and forward the fair
Sclaves TO their destination. Those
address A. b. c., this office, who will
be in possession of further details in
regard to cost, wages, &c. &c.
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state News.

There ARE now 1875 inmates IN the
Reform School at Waterbury.
The Vermont State Teachers Asso.
citation will be held at St. Adams, j anuary
% and %, 1874.
HALF FARE The railroads in this
state will carry for hall.iare to the Off
GERS Reunion at Brattleboro tomorrow
We trust there will be full turnout from
this section.
BRIDGE SWEPT oFF,-The heavy rains
Of Monday week swept away the trestle
work Of the new bridge on the Central
Vermont Railroad beyond Waterbury
which was being built in place of the one
burned in the spring This mishap caus.
es delay in the running time Of the
road, as passengers and baggage have ia
be carried by this break.
VERMONT AHEAD.-iIon. Il. ID. Mason
of Richmond, president OF the Vermont
Dairymens Association, sent two of his
cbecses to the Vienna Exposition, and
has just received information that they
were awarded the highest prize above all
competitors. In view Of the fact that the
celebrated dairy regions Of England and
Holland as well as America were repre-
scented, this may be said to be a high ia.
vor and to place Vermont, the Dairy.
men's Association and Mr. Mason in The
front rank Of great industry.
SUIcIDE.-Mr. Chas Berry, an uu
married man, of Bethel committed suicid,
on Sunday morning by cutting his throa,
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with razor. Last spring Mr.. Berry
lost his father, very estimablc gentle
man over eighty years Of age, who died
suddenly from being run over by a team
while upon the street. aud with whom
Charles had always lived in terms Of the
most iilial endearment. Grief at this
loss, and the effects of "A run Of fever in
the summer, produced deep melancholy,
which settled into insanity aud termina-
ted in this fatal manner.
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CTATE OF VERMONT-Di.tric, of

~ New Haven, S.
In Probate Court hold at Vcrgonnes. within
and for said district, the 18th day u October,
A. d. 1873.
Emerson A. Langdon, guardian g.. FUls-' VI.
Nash, makes application TO said count JOY lc.isu
to sell the following described real estate o. -.s
said ward, to wit; an undivided ouo-,Lii4 ....-
est in about 30 acres Of land ia New Haven. i,t-
resenting that the sale thereof, for the Tur uf
putting tho proceeds of 4ch sale ut interest o7
investing the same in stocks or real estate would
be beneficial to said ward. Whercupon It is o.
dered by said court, that said application De See
ferred to session thereof, to be held az tic rro-
bate Office, in said Nergennes, on the Sth day li
November, A. d. 1873 for hearing and decision
thereon; and, it is further ordered, that ail Ver-
sons interested be notified hereof, by publication
Of notice of said application and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the MiddlebuFy Reg
lister, printed at Middlebury, before said time o..
hearing, that they may appear at said timo and
place, and II they see cause object thereto.
3lw3 J. d. SMITH, Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-10-28
CTATE OF vERMONT-Dl.lrle. 4

\ Addison,
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, in aul
for said district on the l7ih day OF October
A. D. 1873,
An instrument purportins to be thc las, wiz
testament Of
ZENAS CARR
late of Hancock, in said district, deceased, lar
ing been presented to this court for probafci g.
thereupon ordered that said instrument ho Ic-
ferred TO session Of this Court to De held at t0
probate Office in Mddebury, on Nelne.dar.
the 18th day Of November next, 90
o'clock in the forenoon, for allowance
and further ordered, that notice be given to a.,
persons interested, by publication Of this orar.
three weeks successfully in the Midilehury rcr
ister, newspaper published Mt Middlobury, rf.-
vious to said time appointed Dor hearing, tHai
they may appear at said time and plaoeaud SHOW
cause, if any they may have, why said instrumcn-
should not be allowed as the last will and t,slg-
ment Of said deceased
81 sAML E. COOKE, Judge.