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~ On the evening of the 2sd inst

~ On the evening of the 23d inst.
Charles De Young, senior proprietor Of
the San Francisco Chronicle, was shot
and killed in his Office by l. M. Kalloch.
Sol of Mayor Kalloch. 1t will be re-
membered that De Young last August
shot and seriously wounded Mayor
Kalloch. The troubles arose from per-
sonal attacks growing out of local poll
tics. We do not wish to prejudice any
body against the junior Kalloch, but
we cannot help expressing the opinion
that no decent sort of man would shoot
an editor.
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~ John NJ. Bailey, of "Winning
Farm" Billerica, Mass, invites the
readers of the Register, farmers, and
all interested in the preservation OF
forage crops for winter feed by the
system of ensilage, to visit his farm an d
witness the results of the first thorough
trial of this system in America. He is
now feeding a large stock of cattle aud
sheep upon corn fodder e~nsilaged last
September. Its preservation is per-
feet. Those who want to learn about
tho system had better write to Mr.. Bai.
Icy, who seems to be an enthusiastic
and successful advocate for it.
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WSome of our exchanges are talking
about who first nominated Senator Ed
munds for the presidency. Not one Of
them is correct. We did it with ouI
little hatchet. VIZ recognized Mr.. Ed.
munds' availability several years before
he was born, and perhaps some of our
older readers will remember a power,
full article which we published in hi
favor about that time. We dom
want to disturb Postmaster Tracy, but
still . little acknowledgement of this
service by Mr.. Edmunds when be
becomes president would seem ike 9
flower in the thankless desert of edito-
rial life.
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a. The Brandon News man, who
yearns for a license law, with the idea
that his habits would then be held res.
pectable, uttsrs a wild and incohereui
yell OF agony over the departure of q
rumselling hotel keeper from that town,
and tho consequent stoppage of one
source OF whiskoy for which payment
could be made In cheap pufFs. Proba.
by tho senSeless and outrageous TRADE
or the News against the friends of tenn
psrsncc, law and order In Brandon
VII have As little effect as 1t ought to
nave. Men who are working to re.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Add.
son, commissioners. to receive. examine, and adj
just all claims and demands ofall persons against
ham, in said district, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purposes aforesaid, at the
the 18th day of May and the End
day Of October next, from one O'Clock p.
N. until four O'Clock p. NJ, each OF said
April, A. ID. lSo. is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present tkeir claims
10 ia for examination and allowance.
Dated at Shorcham. This 13th day of April, A.
ID. lssO.
vIRTULoN RICH, lcomrs
, T. II. BUSH. S""rS
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~ The Printer-Advertiscr, publish.
ed by Ii. p. Hubbard, of New Haven
Conn.,, is one of the neatest, newsi-
est and brightest o fthe journals devot'
cd to the craft which comes to this Of
flee. To the printer it is of as much
value as a newsy local paper to its pat
rons. lie who reads the Printer-Ad
vertiser will have to run in debt to hi!
tailor for larger clothes, if there is any
virtue in the adage, "Laugh and grow
fat.v
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rThe Vermont Democrats at theii
State Convention last week, went ioi
ten. Hsncock for president. 1t seem
cd TO be q reciprocation of the many
occasions when Gen. Hancock "wenI
for" their Democratic brethren som'
years ago, for quite a different object.
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~-Tbe LATE Western tornadoes tea,

U-The late Western tornadoes teach
the beautiful lesson that Vermonters
who do not want to get blown reckless
ly about had better remain in safety
under the lee side of the Green Noun
tains, rather than emigrate to the West,
where hurricanes, tornadoes and water
spouts render life and property inse-
cure, if they do add to the excitement
of existence.
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rvGladstone's cabinet is nearly com
pleted. With an immense Liberal ma
jority in the House Of Commons to bach
up the government, it is expected tina
the imperial but expensive policy o
Lord Beaconsfeld will be altered TO
safer IL less imposing program.
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The MAY Wide Awake is sown n.
thick with pictures as the spring way
sides are with dandelions. The open.
ing story, one of Sophie Mays best,
"The Twin Cousins" has three illus.
trations, and Miss Lathbury's Spring
Snow Storm" is the most charming
picture possible. Mr.. Shilhaber Mrs,
Partington) in "The Uninvitcd Guest
tells n capital bear story; and Mrs. A.
NJ. Diaz, in "Anneita's Diary" pro-
vides n bit of quiet fun for the little
ones. One of the best stories In the
number is "Jim's Troubles" by Graud-
mere Julie. +. A. contributes a very
interesting article about that pioneer in
children's literature, Jacob Abbott, fnll
of tender "reminiscences. Mr.. Bcnia-
minis paper in the American Artists
series is about Edwin Lord Weeks, the
oriental painter, aud has five iiustra-
tons. A very summary article is
GLOW we went Birds Nesting" the
first of four papers OIL this subject by
Amanda Il. Harris. illustrated by G..
H. Barnes. W. Bodfish contributes an
amusing picture 'In Ye Olden Times
The Puritan Schoolmaster." and j..
+. Francis, the cat-artist, has four very
funny drawings for al amusing poem
for the little folks, The three serials.
Five Little Peppers 1.-TWO Young
Homesteaders," and professor NJ. p.
Paul." are very. entertaining and pleas
ant, none OF them being tales that will
develope the boys into highw aymen or
runaway sailors. Various short arti-
cles, the Large Print story of "The
Carnaiion Mouse" Tangles, and an
Exercise Song for use in schools, by
Louis &. Elson, complete all excellent
number.
Only $500 a year. Ella Farman,
Editor. ID. Lothrop Il Co., Publishers,
Boston, Mass.
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" RANKRupr~.

Il n IN hUFINIs
In the District Court OF the United States for
the District Of Vermont. In the matter or Cane
a Hartwell, bankrurs. XXI.
Notice Is hereby given th9t n petition has been
filed In said Court, hySamuel R.Cain, ono of the
members OF said firnl Of Bristol in sld Dfsn1ct.
duly declared n bankrupt under the Act
Of Congress OF March I'd, 1867. for n, eischasye
and co partnership debts and other claims PROV
able under aid Act, and that the 18th day Of Nav,
ats o'clockP. NJ, before the Hoo. Hoyt II. wheel
CIR, Judge OF said Court, ct the u. 3. Court Rooms
In windsor. Is assigned for the hearing Of the
same, when and where all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in interest.
may attend apd show cause ifany they have why
the prayer Of laid petition should net he grantee.
1850. 8 Il. Ii. SMALIEY CLERK.
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~ II is said that State Auditor Pow-
oil would not object to 60 to Congress-
lie couldn't get a town superintendent
IN his district to vote for him unless he
serves them differently from what he
has in done this section.
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Mihhltburp Rtglstrr
FRIDAY, APRIL 80, 1880.

pB- The st. Paul Pioneer Press thinks
that Senator Edmunds is, beyond all
the candidates spoken of, "thc worthi-
est to XII the great Office of president Of
the United States" So think q great
many people.
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Boterto,cn Live Stock Market,
For THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 81. 1880.

Market Bcef-A few choice 81. 25a7.5O extra, 6,M
4 100, ilrst quality G.0OaG.50; second quality 500 4
800; third quality $500 u $40.
Prices OF store Cattlc-Working Oxen per pail
from 300, l30alGj.
Milch Cows md Calves from 400. 35as no. rorrov
cows, slS 8.
fear,ings, s7ali; two years old, I2ao5; thrc,
years Old, 20a3s.
Wes.ern fat swine, live, 5 l-2cper ID.
Northern dressed hogs, &c per pound.
Price of Sheep and Lambs in lots, 400 $500
cach: extra $i.iOas10.t0, or from 4aGc per ID.
Veal Claws 4 a o L. per Id.
Hides, Tallow and Skins-Brighton hides
sc per H.; Country | dies, Ta7 I.2c per ~.
brighton tanow, 8 Ia cts. pr H.. country taliov
II .ia5 l.2.
fclts IRON 1a0c to 1925 each.
Call skins IL lie per ID.
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rBr Gen. Schofeld, commandant al
West Point, is much grievcd at the in
justice done the gentle cadets at the
Military Academy by the press and
people of the country on account of the
mutilation of Whitaker, the colored
cadet, for which he placed Whitaker on
trial. Gen. Schofield seems to think
that when a "nigger" is bulldozed, the
presumption is that he did it himself,
and should be punished therefor. One
thing is certain, this affair has stripped
away several illusions which the
country has INDUCED about West Point
training. IL is evident that gentlemen
r not manufactured there.
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OF

~ District of New Haven, So.
In Probate Court held at VergeAnes, IN and for.
1880.
An instrument, purporting to be the last viii
anu testament of Myron Chapln, late; of New h.
ven, in said district, deceased, being presented by
probate. II is ordered by said court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a SEES
sion thereof, to be held at the prooate onice in Yer
gennes, in aid district, on the 18th day a Nav.
A. ID. 1880, at one o'clock in the afternoon and
show cause, fanny they have, against the ~
bate of said will for which purpose 1t is further
ordered that this order be published three weeks
successfully in the Middlebury Register, a news
papers printed at Middlebury, in this state,
previous TO said time of hearing.
By the court-Attest,
j. u. SMITH, Judge.
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PENSIONS!

New laws. Thousands entitled. Every So
dler even slightly disabled, by wounds, disease.
or accident, entitled 10 pension, dating back 10
day of dischaice. Even the loss of a finger or
toe, entities to pension. Also, all widows and de.
ted. Apply at once. Many I ,nsioners now en-.
titled to increase. Bounty yet due to thousands.
Land cases settled. Patents procured for /. vent
urs. Fees liked by law. Send two stamps for
new laws, blanks and Instructions to }. W.
fLENNER a CO., Lock Box 34 Washington,
d. l. S-iw
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MURDER AT WATERBURY.
'Alyouns Girl Poisoned with s-.,yeh,,pe.

/Afoung Girl Poisoned with S~ttychnine. I
Alice Meekcr, living in Duxbury,
has been missing since last Friday, and
suspicion rested Monday on Almon
Moeker, o man 20 years old. uncle of
the girl, and on being arrested, he con-
fcssed that the girl was cross and they
wanted to get her out of the way. They
bought stry chnine at Carpenters drug
store, and started for Water bury river
valley, going up the hill at Henry's.
They (the boy and his mother) gave IL
10 the girl in sweetened water. After
going about one hundred rods she died,
and they tied a handkerchief over her
mouth and buried her in a swamp.
Meeker went with the officer and they
found the body. The doctors, Tuesday,
made n post norton examination, but
no marks of violence were found. The
contents of her stomach were, on Tues
day, sent to the professor OF chemistry
in the medical department of the Uni
v%ersity Of Vermont for analysis. The
girls father died two years ago, and
she and her brother, seven years old,
were paupers in the town of Charlotte.
The town gave to Samuel Meeker, their
uncle, In Duxbury, $500, to take care
of the two children. Samuel Meeker'
Is about as years old and his wife 40.
Alice had been let TO service to a far
mer, to begin next week. Saturday
morning Samuel asked where Alice
was. His wife said, "She stepped out
somewhere" The neighbors made in
quiries, and she told them that she had
got out of her window at night and ran
away. They asked II search should
not be made, and Almon said, "Let the
id critler go; l will not search for
her." On Monday the neighbors got
excited, and Monday night Almon was
arrested. He told the officer that he got
stI ychpine from Car penter's drug store,
and took a team from Bates stable al 9
O'Clock Friday evening. Alice was
told to go over the hill on foot. lie
aud his mother overlook her and drove
her TO Waterbury. After going about
two miles they gave her the strychnine,
They drove three miles farther mp
Waterbury river, when she died, and
they buried her in a swamp. Almoll
went with the officer, and they found
the body in the swamp. covered over
with a pile of rails, and carried it Ia
Duxbury. II is the general opinion
that Samuel, who is quite deaf, knew
nothing of the crime. Almon is a very
harmless appearing man, not ovcl
fright. lie said 'pon't Org, mother
Almon now says that his mother wa.
not with him Friday night. Both pris
oners were arraigned Tuesday after
noon and pleaded not guilty. The case
Twas continued to MAY 10,
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RUFUS WAINWRIGHT. Clerk.
OF

Addison County, as.
IN iroDatc Court held at Middlcbtrf. within
A. ID. 1880. ' Aprh
Albert M. Eyerts, administrator dc bonus non. Of
the estite.of Rebecca Everts, late of s~alisl,nry In
said dis riot, deceased, makes Application 10 ssid
courtior license to sell all the real p ope-ty belong
ing 70 the estate of said decea sed in this state.
representing that said sale is necessnrv in
part Tor me paym Mt of the debts Of said dc.
ceased and for the il crest of all concerned in s.,J
estate.
Whereupon il is ordered that said apnIico t;op
pc referred to a session of this court to be hold al
tpe PROBATE office in Middlebury, on the ITth day
OF May, a. ID. 1850, for hearing and decision
thereon, and IL is further ordered that notice
hereof pc given all persons interested BY publica-
tion oi the same three weeks successiya&r in tho
mlduleDury Register, printed at MiddleOury, be-
lore san time of bearing, chat they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause. in any
granted.
By the Court Attest,
LYMAN L. KNAPP, Judge.
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STATE OF vERvm ONT
, Addison Coun.y,
In =,
June Term, 1880.

The above named Orators having filed in s,.d
corrt their bill of complaint against the above
nhnsu uefcndants, setting forth in substance.
uiat inc orators are the laval owners in fee sim
PIC, OF n certain piece Of land in the village Of
norin bennington, ESQ called) Vermont. viii :
evening mouse standing thereon, formerly owned
by. TIE Defendant VanDykc, although he yccn,si
title 10 said land appears to be- In the said NJ VI
Dyke; that the said vanDyke claims IN he n
owr or o. said land, and refuses TO release 70 ibe
orators his apparent interest therein; that II q
dc ei dants, Hawks, Houghton, Surdam and
OBrien; claim an interest in said prcmjLps bv We.
.ue OF attacnments on process against the said
oBrien. and praying that the said defendants
may be enJoined ! ct TO assert any claim 10 or in.
tercst in said premises. and that they NAV he lie.
creed TO release their said claims. AMI II an
pearing that he said yanDvl resides out az abe
state of Vermont. Ii il orne-ed that he i've nai
fled to appear before said court at a term 70 in held
"t Middlebuiy !, IN saS county, on the frat Tines.
day inJr1e, 1850, and make answer to said hi
Of complaint, by pu Jlication of this order in ne
Miadiebury Register three weeks susbessively, the
last OF which publications shall he M least CENT
days previous to the commencement OF sahi ,err,y
Dlted AZ Middlebury, this 10th day of April,
UFU WAINWRIGHT. Clerk.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Nor1cr

" The undersigned, having pson appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Aidf-
son, commissioners. to receive, examiIs anS al
just all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate OF Polly Harrington late of Shore
ham, In said district, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give netice that
we will meet for the purposes aforeaaid, at tho
In Shoreham on the sth day OF MAY.
and 9Th day. o. September, next from
each Of said days, and that six months from the
9Th day of March, A. u. lSSa, is the time limited by
said court for said creditors ~ present their
claims 81 us for examination and lioumice
Dated at shoreham, this 9th day Of April, A..
ID. 1850.
THURMAN BROOKINS, L.
s j. QuESTUS CASwELL, I0'"rs-
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elf Gen. Grant is nominated al
Chicago, the Democrats have only to
give up their infatuation for the schem.
ing, corrupt, wire-pulling sconndrel
whose availability lies only in his bar'l,
and nominate a man like Hancock, to
come considerably nearer to the presi-
dency than they did in 1876. Hancock's
is a glorious name to the people of this
country, and the prospect of seeing
him president would allay much of the
dislike and suspicion now entertained
toward a possible Democratic admins
tration. The third term is a rock on
which the Republican party will split.
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IeRIE
DIED.

CrVTTENDEN-In Middlebury, April %. Mr..
Nelson Cbittenden. aged 60 years.
,WlTHERELL.-In Middlebury, April 81, Mr..
hiram Withcrell, aged so years and 10 months.
MARONEY-In Middlebury, of
Michael Maroney, aged 20 years.
RIpER.1 In wevhiidge, April 90, Ebcnezer
ORNIS-ln South Starksboro, April II. Mrs
LYDIA wife of John Orvis, aged 40 years.
NASH.in New Haven, at the residence of w
T.. Nash, Mrs. NJ. T., rciict of the late Gen. vii.
liam Nash, aged nearly 2 years. Funeral Mt tIr,
mousse tomorrow tSatc"day), ut IL O'Clock, a. M.
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CTATE


~ Addison County, o.,
IN troDatc Court held at Middlelury, within
ana LOT said district, on the 10th day Of April
A. ID. 1880. P"'
walter 5. Hurlburt and WIN. ii. Matthews. adj.
ministfators of the estate of William Turner. late
OF Cornwall, in said dist let, deceased. make an.
hilcauon IN writing to said court and present
uhe assent In writing of all the heirs residing in
ihls state, representing that it will he for the in
terest or all concer led to sell all of the real es-
uitc win which said deceased died seized in this
same at private sale or public auction.
Increupon, 1t Is ordered by said court that said
to be held at the probate Office in Niddlebnrv
on the l1th day of May, A. ID. 1850, at 10 o'clock
=. M. ANA II Is nlrther ordered, thaJ MOTTO krrof
nc given To all persons interested by puklica-
.Iph "l tne same three weeks snccessivelv
IN me Middlebury Register, a newspaper puli-
lshed at Mlddlebury, previous 10 said time an
pointed for hearing, that they may appeay At said
Juno and place, and if they see cause, object there.
to.
By the court-Attest.
I'M y. KNAPP, Judge.
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The Createst BLESSING.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy.
that cures every time, and prevents dis
Ncase by keeping the blood pre-, sfom.
ach regular, kidneys and liver active, IL
the greatest blessing ever conferred up
on man. Hop Ditters Is that remedy,
and its proprietors are being blessed by
thousands VINO have been saved and
cnred by 1t. Will you try itp See al.
other column.
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NOTICE..

This ccriaes that l have this day given my son,
Frederick MOI 4 , his time during the remain
der of ! IS minority, an shall claim I one OF his
wages, nor pay any debts Of his contracting amer
this date, NELSON NORTON.
Middiebury. Vt, April s. 1850. M
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The volatile Deit Co, MT shall. Mich.
WIN send their celebrated Electro. volati,
hclis to Tic afflicted upon 30 days trial. speed
Write TO them without delay. '
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bristol Retail Market.

VERGENNEs MAR ET.-Attendance and re
tons, Gle. a fancy article commanded u little
better figure eggs, lie. per doz,, maple sugar, II
10 l2c. per H.; veal calves, 4 to DC. per h.; beef
to 80 per ton; rye straw, 50 to $40 per ton.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Addi-
son, commissioners, TO receive, examine, and
ADJUST all claims and demands OF all persons
wall, in said district deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto. hereby give notice that
late dwelling house ofsaid deceased. in Comws 1,
ON the 18th day of MAY and 2lst day OF Ocio-
Der next, nom one O'Clock 4. n. until tour
O'Clock 4. NJ, each Of said days, and that six
months from the 21st day Of April. A. ID.
lSso, is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors 10 present their claims 10 us for ex.
and allowance.
Dated at Cornwall, this ssth day OF A,rii.
A. ID. 1850.
" II, i il nnn fSsTsS,, j%oOwr.-
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MI%pDLEBuRY MARKET.-Du..cr market good
Last weeks prices were fully sustained, p cents
being paid freely, and occasionally g cents foi
selections.
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STATE OF

CTATE OF VERMONT,
- District of Addison. 49,.
IN Probate Court, held Mt Middlebury, in said
district, on the 18th day Of April, A. ID. ISse.
J.Q Stickney, guardian of willoughby 8.
watts ana Abby Watts, of Whiting, minors, pre-
sents his application in writing TO this court. r n.
resentiny that IL is necessary TO pay expenses,
anu conducive 10 the interests of his said wards 4,
sell all the real estate of the said wards, situated
IN said town OF Whiting. In said district, and
p,rays ms court for n license To sell the same,
bonds or other real estate.
Thereupon 1t is ordered that said application
ne referred to n session Of this court, 10 be held at
tho probate office in Middiebury, on the i'm day
OF May, a.. ID. 1880, for hearing and DECISION
thcrcoI, and 1t Is further ordered that notice
hereofbc given all persons Interested nv publica-
iion OF the same three weeks successfully in the
siiddiebury Register, a printed at
Miudiebury, before said time for hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place, and show
cause. IL any they may have, why said license
should not DE granted.
By the C~ourt-Attest,
LYMAN Il. KNAPP, judge.
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gsaal antttss.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
The Hon. Probate Court for the district of Addison,
commissioners, 10 receive, examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands Of all persons against the
estate Of Alexander n. Robinson, late OF Cornwall.
IL said district, deceased, and all claims exhibited
In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet tor the purposes Aforesaid, at the Town
Clerks office, in Cornwall, ON the Goth day OF
MAY and the goth day OF August next, from one
O'Clock 4. NJ. until four =. NJ, each ofsaid days, aud
that siN months from the 10Th day of April, A.
ID. lSS0, is the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims 10 us for exam.
nation and allowance.
Dated at Middlebury, this 10th dayof April, A.
ID. 1850.
CHAs. II. LANE. lcou
OTIS +. LEE, '""'S-