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VALUABLE IMPROVED
PAOPEkTY on l3IH STRKRT, BETNEEN

Star Onnoe Building.
TBUsTEgssALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
t r SNh 8 Ho az i SE STREET, BETWEEN
~ By virtue Of deed of trust TO me, d sted tn.
50 sssond Cay Of July. 1873, RECORDED ia Liber No
I'll foii2 81, one Of the land records f)c the
yntlc suction, in front Of the premise, TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of November, 1874, at O'Clock IN,
me .l following property described IN said deed Of
nan Trustee subdivision Of sqgArs numb ered
hundred ard sey enty- III J. Improved y a
TSo-stcry Frame Dwelling House;
81 100 with all costs and expenses cash; balance
Ia ole and two years secured by deed on pro Perty,
sale, and if terms Il sale not complied with in
hTe days the property will beresold at the rick ant
cost OF deigultI' purchaser. Convey ancing 81
MILLS BEAN, Trustee.
oct26-d LATIMEB & OLKABY, Auc.s.
RY DUECANsON BROTHERS. AuctIoneers,
ID Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
TBLsTEEs' SALE OF Blk ELEGANT TWO.
STORY BASEMENT AND MANsARD ROOF
Al ThE sopERs f fSPke nGSis T sIF
AND tenth srRhErs SoRfawEsT, AT
- BY virtue Of six deeds OF trust given to US, and
iber ho go & 22q III In guy yo RECORDED si r.
IIber 69l folio l3s Liber 6g2, folio lSS; Liber 6g4
lard feSrds for fhe bs sSrS 81 sgs 81
request Of the parties secured thereby, Will sell,
ot puDLC huCtlOni IN 'front.' OF the premises,
TUESDAY the 10Th day of November, A ID 1874,
commencing at O'clsck m, all those pieces or
parcels OF ground situated aud lying in the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, aud being known
and described on the ground plan of ssii city as
OF lots marked and ettered A, b, O. ID, II, and l. in
Benjamin +. Guberts recorded subdivision of part
OF square numbered three hundred aud seventy -oue
tSlJI together with the improvements, CONSISTING
o1 an elegant tw0-story basement and msnsard
roOf pressed brick front dwelling hOuss each lot
furnished with every conyenience Of 8 irst-clsss
residence.
This property IS in most desirable location
facing south, with spacious grounds in front, hand
1t is near "Monnt Vernos square," and con-
Yenient 10 sill the street railways.
Terms: On lots A, b, q and ID, $1,000 each; on
1T h. Sy9cO, and on lot l. 90, with interest," at
10 Per cent on said amounts from August 2, 1873, 70
day OF sale, and expenses OF sale IN cash; balance
AZ SIX, twelve and ighteen months, notes bearing
six per cent interest from day OF SALE and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sSId. A deposit
OF $50 on each lot will be required at time Of
All conyeysncing, &C., o. expense of purchaser or
purchasers,
If terms OF Gale are not compiled with In seven
days from day OF sale, the trustees reserve the
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the
defsulting purchaser or purchasers, upon giving
i've days NOTICE in some daily paper published in
Washington, ID, @.
r. A. ROLLINS, -
VIM. OHANDLER,f IFussses
octi6 m,w&f DUEOANrON BR6s, Aucts.
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TRCRTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY NAN
SARD- kOOF HOUSE., SITUATE ON NlRFH
SIDE nF tAMFEGN rTREET. EETNEES
1SrH AND 18TH AND 7 AND . STREETS
EOh1H VEST, at AUCTION.
- by virtue Of deed ~ trust, dated july Let
- 1873, duly recorded in Liber o. rs, folio 49,
1sue 81 the land records for Washing n county,
ID. G hua AZ Iusst 81 the patty secured thsrrbv
VIII sell 80 ruhhc auction, in fr01t Of tEe prem
ises, on SAL hDal, December l2th, n Z o',lplk
p. rs All those Cerlelu pieces or parcels 4 real
estate lying in the CITY q Washington, u. a., sni
being known ss Lots numbered hftT seven i5'l sui
ttty eight 1881, according 70 Ismss II Hers sub
division ot Part Of Square numbered one hundred
ana hlEety-iouI (l9il, together with the ian prove
q eats above stated.
TeFus So, with inter - from Julyls' IS77 n
day 81 sale, and peBses % ssIe, ia cash. balance
IL Il months. With interest from lay Of sale srrurs
BY Coed of trust on the property sold SI1J viii
De required IS deposit day q sale II terms OF
ale are not complied with in seven dayE. the
Trustee Teseryes the risht 60 resell the properly
at risk ard cost Of the defauIging EurChassT afs-
i've days advertising.
EDMARD n. LVWIs, Trustee
nov6-9sVEcs J. r. COLDWELL, = ale--n41
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sEG LATIMER OLEARH,
~ AGCttOneeIs aud Real Estate Bro ksrs,
Southwest corner PeBnsy lvania avenue and sIth g.
Star Ornoe Building,
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= B. q. u NNhh,
- Real gsgste Br, ker snd Auctlouee-,
Federal buildings, corner It'll and b SITS northwest
Trustee - or VALUABLE PROPERTY
On lin BETWEEN AND T STREETS
knk7 n Va khH ArrNTEAN

Ethl ID " No {, AT AUCTION,
SSss ~ virtue OF a deei IF t-ust dated May lst,
50 loi2, duly record q in L!ber M 65l, folio as
1une OF the isOd records for the District Of Co
luWoia All II request Of the party secured, will
sell At pubic sUcti u, in front0f the premsises on
FRIDAY November 9th, 1874, At , O'Clock . m ,
tefoUoN d-scribed real estate situate in Wash
lucton Clty, L. o., 10 wit: Lot numbered l., ia
square $40, together with the improvements thereon
Terms Will be mace known on dag Of sale A
ceBosit o: 3dO VIII Dc required st time of sale. All
convey arcITg at pense Of purchaser. II terms
sale are not complied with in days the Trus-
tes reserves the right 10 resell the properly at the
rick aud costs Of dsfaUtting purchaser after ave
days Advertisement.
DANIEL W. STEWART, Trugtaa.
Oc'gT-eoAds J T, COLDWEI,I satasgtsn
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AUCTION SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL BUIID.
ING LOT ON TAE SOUTH SiDE or FrT
BETWEEN 2lST AND 22o sTREETs NORTH
WEST.
ga On TUESDAY, November ITth, 1874 at
80 clock n VIII be sold ~ p1hlic auction, ia
ont Of the premises lot IS ia 81 sre g. 'front.'
" 40 feet IL inches on street, b. depth Of I5
tretliS inches.
Terms. One-fOCrth cssh: balance IN {. L, Is. aud
"a months. viii interest AT per cent secured hy a
deed 1ftrUst. Sltu 81 tine Of sale A convey An
cling At pune hssers cost
u5yG-eoSds J. T. OOLDwELL, Salesman.
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tSY b. b. WaRNERt
NJ Real Estate Broker and Aastioueer,
Eedsral Building, Corner 1th G2d ste. northeast
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I'D Real Etste Broker sud Arctfon@er
No. 72S Tn street, bosWeeu g sLd IL
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RT Z. n. MARSkB,
~ Res' Estate Broker and AuotiopeeF,
Federal Buildings, cor. and 7th sts., northwest
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
And UsIMPB0yED PROPERTY.
d On FRIDAY, November 8, 1874, will be sold
- ST public anotion, IN front OF the premises, the
AfolleSing -described real estate, situsts in the
city OF Washington, d. c., to wis AT O'Clock ..
m, part Of Lot 9, in Square l46, the northeast
corner OF Itb and streets south <es i'm proved by
number one business stand.
at 4:So O'Clock, sub-lOt" II, - in Square ADS, on
the southeast corner Of 9th and streets southwest
urg "A feet inches 9Th street, by De pth Of
- ALs9,
On SATURDAY, Nov: 1874, a. t:S0 O'Clock
p m Let Al, IN Square Hl fronting ~ feet the
" est side Of 9th street, between ani Ia streets
southwest, by depth OF Lon feet.
Terms OF sale One-third cash: residue in four
e4usi iIsallmeRts at six, twelve. eighteen aud
twenty -four months from the day OF sale. with in
terest s eight per cent, pay able semi annually
All conveysnciug at purchasers cost. loo on ac-
with ia seven days.
OctS1-dSds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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DYB II. WARNER,
ID Real Esta,e Broker and 1uctfoneer,
Federal Buildings corner 7th and n sts. northwest
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gSf =. ID. WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auc1toneeF
Federal Buildings, corner tn and sts north west.
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10y b. Il. WARMER,
kp Real Estate Broker and Auctionear
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS northwest
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nf LATIHER OEEARY,
D Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PennsyIyania avenue and uth
street, Star ONCE Building,
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RY DUECANSON BBOTHERs, AuctIoneers,
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
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10y LATIAER a CLEABY,
~ Auctioneers and Resl Estate Brokers,
TRUsTEE's SALE 9E VALUABLE PROP.

So By virtue Of a'desd of trust, dstei August 8,
&ss l>tI, aud record in Iibes z. e, no Il,
folio s. OF the land records Of the District Of
columbia, VIII sell At public auction. IN front Of
TIE TT misses, On FRIDAY, November ., ia, st .
o'clock m part of Lots 8 b, G, il CLARK sub
DIVISION OF Square 95S, described follows Be-
glhDinR 81 point oB l5f street Is feet aud
south OF the north wet corner of said square, AID
IHIllbS theEce south 10 fgst inches, thence east
o. feet inches thence north rs feet tRChes hence
WgstoO feet inches, i'm pra eel b. Frame House.
Terms q safe One third cash; balance IN equal
lnsta'n a. Is al o1e and two year4 for which nor
chaser : notes airing Interest 1T PER cent snd
stcGrt" ~ deed Il trust, viii es e4urei. Convey
eDciDg a; purchasers cost. SiCO down At time Of
sale. p GILLIAN F-us-ga
Ccia9ectd LATIGER y CLEART, Aucrs.
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GU AID LIN &,

NOIHCE.
WIN tLc gEeE q diminishing th@ rhsrc - n soI.
f1---s. ia Et-s Il fnfs Lf-s taks . srsrEa.C
course Tor al If q the year.
Oh the outward passage from Uueen gf0wu e New
II pr Boston, crossing Meridian q s. at IS Tat :,
o. nothing - tie nOrLh Of IS
W M -fElsFaid passage, crossing toe Meridian
ciE3 - - as, or nothing 81 tn north u a.
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HI Il, H. WhhNkbs
II Res! Estate Broker and AuotiopesF.
Federal BUILDINGS, cor. Snd 7th sts., northwest
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sixty ewes aud twcht y.ono rams, all pure
Spanish Mcrino blood, Mr., Cutting, Sr
is one of our oldest and best sheep breed.
ere, aud We have no doubt that the sheep
were n superior lot, although we have not
had the pleasure of examining lhcm, the
reputation Of Mcssrs. Cuttings flock i. u
guarantee that they arc superior.
The following is the list Of the Of.
Gcers of Cold Spring Lodge No. "a, |. o.
Of G.. T, for the coming term Reuben
A. Damon, W. G. r.; Mrs, Louis Enos,
w. V. r.. ; Miss Flora +. Sumner, w. s. /;
Mrs. Eliza Eldridgc, w. +. s.; George
w. Walker, W. r. Miss Il. Fannie
Wood, W. c.; Austin Peck, w. NJ. !;
Mrs, Sorefta Smith, w. |. g.; Charlie
Sumner, w. o, G.. ; Miss Fcunio Love
Joy, W. r. s.; Miss Emma Grovenor,
W. l.. S. Albert A. Boardmap, w A..
s.. Miss Isabelle Abbot, W. d. NJ +;
Mrs. Sarah Partridge, p. w. G. Il.
Onions. Tho farmers Of Cornwall
have raised a large crop Of onions this
season, we see the amount estimated at
10000 bushels, not quite three iourths
what was raised in one season on a single
farm, according to the report of the Com
mittec OF Agriculture, or $4,000 bushel.
This was reported os one of the items
raised on farm Of Is acres in Portland,
Conn.
WHITiNd. The friends Of Calvin ket-
b 4 81 &
Oct. 9th, to celebrate the fifth nnaversa.
ry Of his wedding. The evening was
very ino, and the large number present
seemed 10 enjoy themselves to the great
est extent Upon the table loaded with
presents both useful and ornamental APP
propriatc TO the occasion, wc no,iccd
several very fine brackets, also. picture
frames, mops, brooms, &C., and very
fine work box for the bride The happy
couple vera also made the recipients of a
nice sofa, icot.s,ool, and wooden hat
made OF birch bark, for the groom.
BEEcnrG's LECTURE AT BRANpoN A.
GAIN PosrroNEp The secretary Of the
Brandon lecture association has received
the following letter from "Redpaih's lay.
ceum Bureau.
BosToN, Nov 3, 1874.
DEAR Sir Mr.. Beccher's lawyers
positively forbid him to leave Brooklyn
next week as his case is called and his
presence there indispensable. lie says
that he will sacredly keep his engage
ment with you at the earliest moment
Yours truly,
REDHATH LYCEuM BuREAu.
Mrs Livcrmorc will lecture on Friday
evening Nov. Is, as previously anuouuc-
Cd
ODlrrARy.-Died, in Salisbury, Oct
10Th, Of Lung fever, after All illness OF
q days, Anna b. wife Of Horace Thomas
aged 81 years.
This bereavement, 80 sudden, so uuoX
pcctod, falls heavily upon hitherto uu.
broken circle, filling with untold sorrow
one Of the nappiest Of homes. y husband
daughter and five sons remain, OF which
W. W. Thomas, Of this place, is the cid
est. Her life has been one OF pure, I'M
bound devotion to her family.
With an influence ever in favor o
morality end religion giving large sympa
thy to the interests Of society, and nn.
tiring aid as friend and ncighbor in sick
ness aud suffering she has accomplished
her life work and her memory will 10
blessed in the many hearts that will .onl
and sincerely mourn her loss. She ha
gone to Vest, but her good deeds will live
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COUNTY NEWS.

MIR. II. w. Foote Of Brooksvile dug
out of bis garden, one day last week po-
tato weighing little over two pounds.
MIR. Rollo Landon of Cornwall has
raised the past season on three.fourhs OF
an acre $50 bushels onions Hon, Hen
ny Lane of same town, raised 100 BUSH
els on twenty seven rods,
A match game Of base ball was
played in Bridport, on Saturday, between
the =" Actives of Brdport aud " Add.
Sous " of Addison, which resulted in ia.
vor of the former.
FARMERS UNION GRANO. There will
he an Agricultural lecture at the Town
Hall, in Bridport, Friday evening Nov.
Goth, by Rev. W W. Utley, OF Crown
Point, Admittauce Free All are in.
vited.
NEW HAVEN MARKEr.--On Tuesday
the shipments form this station were as
follows Butter, 9,4S9 lbs cheese
1851 lbs; poultry 304 lbs; and two
bbls. po,otoes. Butter brought 35 to 4C
cts per ID; cheese II to l5c; poultry
IA to lSc.
G. Cutting d Son, of Shoreham, have
recently sold to j, s Town, Batavia, Ill
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TATE or District Of

Addison. s.
In irohate Court hrll AT Miillrhnry. in and
for said district on the 22d day ot October. 4. u.
1874, Abel T.. skin. administrator with the will
annexed OF the estate Of
NOSES IA MLTON.
late I'll Brilport in said District. deceased. pre-
sentS hi, application To this court in writing sta
ting that the personal estate of said deceased,
amounting to SiOO is not sufficient to pay the
debts of said deceased. which with the expense of
administration amount to owe. $1,000, and tha, it
will he necessary to sell part of the real estate Of
which said deceased died seized, situate in Bird
port and Shoreham consisting Of the home farm,
also other out lots. and prays this court for Ii
ccnse to sell II part or the whole of said real es-
tate excepting the widows right of dover, in
Guiding the reversion thereof, shall be for the
interests of said estate. II is thereupon ordered
that said application he referred to II session OF
this court to be held at Mddebury. on the 10Th
day Of November, A. u. 1874, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon for hearing thereon; and it il further
ordered that notice hereof BIO given to ali persons
interested in said estate by publication three
weeks successfully in the Mldlebury Register, n
new spaper printed at Midllebury previous to said
time of hearing, that they may appear ut said
time and place and show cause, If my they may
have why said license should not be granted.
~ SAMI l.. COOKE, Judge.
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AWEII. CALAMITY |!

Onc Of the most awful calamilics OF
modern times hanpcnened in the city of
New York on Sunday afternoon One
OF the keepers OF the menageric at Gen.
trial Park, unnecessarily worried the Rhi.
noceros with his cane, until the animal
became furious and tore his cage into
shreds. killed the foolish keeper, then an.
other keeper, then demolished one after
another the cages Of the beast, If prey,
broke out Of the building aud let the
whole OF the Infatuated animals loose into
the park and streets of the city. crowded
Just at night with people, scattering death
destruction and Consideration everywhere.
Most Of the Infatuated beasts have been
shot. but some OF them are still abroad.
p TO II late hour Sunday night or Mon.
day morning, ioriy-ninc PERSONS were
known to haVr hrrn Killed outright, and
over two hundred wcrc wounded and
maimcd Many of then must die, and
many are terribly manglcd and muIilatel
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TATE OF VERMONT-Districto OF


In Probate Court held ut Midilebury, in aud
for said district. on the 22i day OF October, A.
u. 1874. Horton ". Jones. administrator Of the
estate of
DANIEL L. ROChWOOU,
late of Bridport in said district. deceased. pre-
scnts his application to this court in writing sta.
ting that said deceased died seiacl of certain real
estate situate in nrdpot aeorc-aii. viz. the farm
upon which the said dtcea ed resided, containing
800 acres Of land, md 1t would be beneficial To-
all persons interested in said estate to sell the
same. and presenting the assent in writing of all
the heirs thereof residing in this State. and pray
this court for license to sell the same. excepting
the right Of DOVER including the reversion there
OF. 1t is thereupon ordered that said application
be referred To session OF this court to he held at
the Probate Office, in Middlebury. on the 18th
day of November, A. II. 1874. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. for hearing thereon; and it ia further
ordered that notice hereof lie given to all persons
interested in said estate, by publication three
weeks successfully in the Miiilebury Register, n
newspaper printed nj Midilebury previous to
said time Of hearing, that they may appear at
said time and place and show cause, ii any they
may have, why said license should not be granted
~ SAML T.. COOKE, Judge
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/, TATE or yERMONT-Dis,rict Of

! Addison, s..
To all persons interested in the estate Of Luce
liza Hyde, late Of Salisbury, in said district.
deceased. GREErlNG.
AT a Probate Court held at Midiebury, in and
for the district OF Addison, the 9Th day OF No
venber, A. II. 1874, an instrument pnrporting to
be the las; will and testament VI
LUCELTI 4. HYDE,
late VI Salisbury, in said district, deceased. wa
presented to this court for probate; and 1t Is or
dercd by said court that the ID day Of December
A. b. 1874, at the Probate Office, in Middlebury,
DO assigned for proving saij instrument hnd that
notice thereof be given to persons concerned by
publishing this order three weeks successfully in
the Middlebury Register. newspaper printed at
said Mildlebury, previous TO the time appointed
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said csurt at the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said will il you see
cause.
Given undor my hand at Mijjlebury, in said
district, this 9Th day Of November. A. d. .s,4.
81 SAM'L Il. COOKE, Judge.
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- TATE OF vERMONT-District OF

addison,
10 all persons Interested in the estate Of Charles
n. Hayward, late Of Bridpcrt. in said district
deceased. GREETING.
At n Probate Court held at Mddlebury, within
and for the district Of Addison, on the 18th day
of October, \. u. 1874, an instrument purportng
10 be the last will and testament Of
CHARLES n. HAYWARD,
late Of Bridport in said district deceased, was
presented to tho court aforesaid for probate; and
it is ordered by said court that the first day Of
December, =, u. 1874, Mt the Probate Office, in
said Midilebury, he assigned tor proving said in
strnmcnt, and that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks succcssvelv in tho Mddlcbury Register, II
newspaper printed Mt said Mddebury, previous
to the time appointed. Therefore you are hereby
notified To appear before snid cour, nj the time
and place Aforesaid and comics, the probate at
said will, If yeu have cause.
U,cn under my hand ut Miiicbury. in said
district. this 2Gth day of October, \. u. 1874.
3i SAMUEL l.. COOKE judge
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STATE OF VERMONT-District OF

Adui,"h, So
In Probate Court, held at Miidlebury, IN and
i"r 'ald pis'tict. on the -oth day OF october a.
H. lN'i Ira hichari:on. administrator OF the e'-
tate at NJ w RI VI iLLiAIER,
late Of Hancock. in said district deceased. pre-
sent' ms administration account Tor allowance
and ASKS tor decree ct 'aii estate. 1t Is there
upon ordered that said account be referred 10 a
session OF said court to he held NJ the Probate of-
nee III Mrtiieiniy "n The Inn day "t Novem-
her !, H. - l. nj ~ o'clock IN the forenoon, for
examination aud allowance, and II Is further or
der'i iuai n"ii'" hrrr"l be gwen 10 all persons
interested III 'nii tate by publication of notice
ct -ni Application ami this order thereon three
weeks '"'''--n'i, ia The Middlebury Register, II
newspaper printed at Midiiehnry previous To
'a" tune. ''.' they may appear at said time and
pln'" AMI sac" 'aus' II any they may ha,ewhy
-"d account should not DO allowed and such de
ere" made A. shall be necessary 10 close said estate.
- SAML +. COOKE, Judge.
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S,TATE OF VERMONT District OF

! ADDISON S.
To all persons Interested in the estate OF Ben
jamin +. Ripley, late of waveland, in the State
of Indiana, Formerly Of Ripton. in the county
Of Addison. VIZ deceased. GREETING:
Fanny Ripley, administrators Of tho estate OF
BENJAMIN +. RIPLEY,
late of Waveland, in the State of Indiana. de
ccascd, has made application in writing to this
court stating that snid deceased died seized OF
certain real estate in Ripton, in the County OF
Addison md State Of Vermont. viz; east half Of
lot No. 10. right Of Elakim Walker. and that
there is but small amount Of personal estate.
and thnt, is necessary to sell snd real estate in
der 10 my the debts Of said deceased and ex-
pcnses of administration, md prnying for license
to sell said real estate. You are hereby notified
that said application will be considered on the Is,
day of December, A. D. 1874, at the Probate Of
fee, in Middlebury, and any objections heard
that may he offered against granting said license.
Ordered that tbs foregoing notice be published
three weeks successfully in the Middlebury Reg
ister newspaper printed Mt Middlcbury. previ-
ons to aid time.
Given under my hand at Mildlebury. this 2Ith
day Of October, A. %. 1874.
BIB SAML f. COOKE, Judge
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NOTICE.

Having purchased the Saloon formerly tspt by
Wm. II, Ellis it is my intention to Keep
flRST-CLAsS BOARDING not 81.
Hot aud cold meal, at all hours. aaj all the iuA.
ures in their season. | hope to merit the pat
onage ct the public which | solicit.
JASPER Dunn
Miillcbury, June l. ls7l. limo
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-11-10
TOY DEALERS,

II you want an entirely New Toy. and one that
will sell on its merits sond for catalogue % The
Chichester Dolls Cradle and Chair.
GEO. T. C0MiNS. IA North ST Boston ant
39s PearltSt New York.