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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Sic Rebplutipn auf 6apti.

Rew.gprt, "a. OttObsr. - Der btes
fge babtt'ifje 9Ouiut ertIdrte, er babe tetne
Radrtht baoon, bab etu amerttanti4es
Eabr3eug bei oem 8eriud3e, Ote Blodaoe an
Ser &ifte pou 6aDtt 3u burabreaen, getaPert
nor0en let. &m Z. D. gits. murbe Elm gilt
ltdes 4bfiuosn bs8igltdj bes brtttiaen DAM
piers yIlp8" getrofen, Gpf melhen haptt'i4e
Gruppen 3u Seremte feuerteu. @tue ben
8ettletern Santi's geliefe.te amtltde gtte
Der Spfer bes fiir3Iidleu Utafocre 5u Port'
au,Brtnce ersiebt, bGB nt9t 1900, ionosru
MIR 20 BerIouen aet00tet mur0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Rpn feiner 3ante ermprSet.

gtoberIp, MO., "a. Stt.-2. 6. Daring
purbe geftern tn Clifton BON 6rau gB.
Straub, ietuer Eante, pelde ibm init et1en
9amnsr atusn nudttgeu 9d'lag auf ben
Ropf perieste, get0btet. 6rau Straub 1T
uerbaftet uno mad 6uuts0ille tu's 9efdags
nif2 oehradbt mpr0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Sic Spfer Der GgplOfOu in 3in9s
finn

8tGtesbarre, Ba., "a. Sft.-Warp
Quinn uuO Sattie MOB, 3pet Der Spfer Der
gefrtgen grplofou In Der Teuermerffabrtt
IN Itugfou, ffarbep hente friih mad, euties'
lihen 2etben. 9t3ste Goparbs au6 Sas.
Steele ltegen I'M Sterben uub beteH 0aruut,
bub fie esr Sob bon thrsn grdBltdeu Shuer.
3en erIoieu r6ge. Sobn Sames ptr6 mabra
idsinlidl gsueIeH.
BtIte8barre, 3d., "a. Sttcber. -
2tute gtparbs ftarb nm bret llbr Ra9mtt.
tags NIB Sames Stesl lag um jsue .3ett TN
SStprhPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25

cpr Meraratsn fur ale RiBbiISurssn nnS gsrrirsS
ffoItungen bes meniGIibsn 36rpers; GIettrthrrna
kcbtnen, Sprrpbre fir S9perbbrt9s, Rrndem'
GdbuIterbaIter, eeibbinern fir RprruIente,
feieener eIdffifder gtrnmpfe ftr anasi4poAsns
sirb uffehe Beine.
Gar, teipnbsre aufulsrii amteit piSmen pir Der
Sabritation BON
SruGb1nbern
SIN EpIee ber bon uns aei9aifenen Serbefisrineen
sperneD bte Seberr uuierer Brubdnbsr seranne Sett
roffrei srbGlteu, 70 baB suefelsotns Seren Scuer'
botofeit bieienise anberer 5abritate uul has Oops
6eIte lberiteigt,
Rebr, ais 10000 8rndtrante
r,rStf ppn uns in ben Issten fiinf Sabren nit ben
ncHeuSften 8rudbdnSern berie9en: gsrionen NIT
Ser. itpiertsften su beParheInhsn Srl4en er9aIten
Snrt lirisrs Bannaeen ipfprttss GrIsidtsrnng.
T Gpettene Specifications GpdrtementS fur ba'
w,en nit eprttetenter tpeibIi6er 8shierltrs
infer Eager tinffIidber, S9n ben PerSprra9sne'
Rsn GIastlnftIernGurepa'S Guaefertater DRenfc9enS
Euaen TT has bsesutsnsRs tn fiefer Stast.
CdSea1 1Sql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Die Gebeine GeS Eaufpatbea bcr
RfnA+ GeDFuF

8eofuf, Sub., "a. DIT. - Die @ebetue
ReotuYs, bes S6upliugs be- Sac' un0 Bors
Sabianer, mad pelbem bic hteiige StaOt
Qenonut purae, ftnb BON S.tatuo, Ss., bier
ber gebradt rpOrbsI uuO OIIen bier beifattet
ner0eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
rfnfnm In ninrr Wnhrif.

Detroit, Mid., "a. Stt. -Su ben ogttz
diauu StOue.BOrts" serlpraHg geaeru ein
grO6er Shletfftetn tn 6ret Stide, uon beuen
eines teu 4rbetter IRihaeI Bortrtte an ocu
Sopf trof uuO ben Ranu auf Der Gtelle t0Os
tete einem anbersn Wanu, Rameus Ebo.
mas 2nmb murbe burd Elm Stid oe9 Stetus
brr !. dlte 9rm serIdmettert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
e6le6te Sebanrlnns einer an
eincn Wanfee 0erbeiratbeten
cN .NA.s~an~a~fw

Rep.Sapeu, Conn, "A. Sttober. -
gfmer &. @nlper, eiu reiter iuuger 6Grnler
in Gofi 6auen, murbs beute TIM Supsrlcrs
@eridlt iiberfiibrt, ietne 6rau ltled1t bsbau'
belt, lie geidlageu, in sinem Souterratn gs'
fauoen nnb fie ioear Rangel an SpsIle uno
Tronf Iciben aelaiIsn 3n babtn. Die 6rau
it cine aebtlbete iuuge Dame uno ote God1'
ter eines 8altimorsr aaufmanns. euluer
muroe inter 8iirsifaft fir ietH ferneres GU
tee getrngeu eeaen ieins Satin geftellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
General c7oIefios' Ginsue in Gina

QimQ, "a. Sftober.-@eneral S9leitas,
Der meme 8rafbent BON BerH, fam heate
Hadmittag bter an unb ftieg i'm BaIafte ob.
gr purbe NIT gren3enlOfem @uthuitasmHs
beniufommust, uub bic gan3e Staot mar
betortrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
.souiS Sdufl1tGtttt.

MAMMOTH CHINA STORE,
ger, l4l, Rurb Sab, 9biren uuterbalS
eEetersStrabe,
sscr,elIans, @Iass uns gtefnents aSaaren, Eam'
pen, eampeT'3ubebpr' VbneieepGaren,
S+ goeber elm errses 4Hprtiment feiuer Prrteuaft'
Srbeesg erptce un6 Gbamber' Sets erhaten; 9emaLts
Gsautbers Sets BON 80 aufpdrts; Ebees Ssrotce, A
@tsId BON "a anfpdrts. Mud Elm ercbss Mnprftmenr
Sar,nen. Safcn uub Btsnren. Belle B. 9; ERess
Gs~rFre Al Gtiid, fir $3. (Stto .oJtts)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
TpSe8< Ensefoe.

SreunSen uro Setnnnten bic fbmersIibe Mnssise
bob unier ein3ger geliebter Sobu 1BOf9dna bsutc
Ga6t llbr nod i6perem 2etben aeitprben 1T. Bie
Seerh'gurg inSet 6rfitag Rcd,mittGg ftatt.
Or. Berefnane Unp URiuna ReinbGre.
(255-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Sauferrt8e.

8biGabetpbta, "a. Ottobsr. - Die
Guaros. .Sleiberbdu6ler Woits Eraumaun &
Comp. boben fallirt. Sbre Baiipa belaufen
fiG auf $150,000. Der S6eriff bat ben
Ruarenuorratb Der bauferotten 6trma In
8eif,lag genpmnleu. Die 6irma, pelte Dor
uenu Sabreu etabltrt nuroe, beftebt ans
Rprit Stern, Dapio Erautmnuu uue 2ebs
mann Glrrmauu. Sie i9dst t6re 4tttpa
ouf $50, COO, iebod iptrb 6ns @iaeuthum
nad ether Abifdsuns beS 5aertffs faum
etue 70 grpbs Summs stubrtugeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Genoen! Seuoen! SealOen!

a eleaonte Sembsu auf Sefsluns 80
a Qute fertige Ssmosu ......''' $6
r9nAthemben unb !Rnahenbemee en-
-Tsr srbfen i'm gafsu unS in G~aIttat uHerrsidht.
9t y @ 1it 3,
SIR. 9S4, @sfs sSatttmorer
500 1oqptes uabs GbnrIesftr.. 2. Gtass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Ghneehurm.
Ssr GpIemnrFf

Sauooer, 9.sp., "a. SltOber. - Seit
iehs ubr beuts frlb bat IS Obue unterIaB
agid1neit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25

gb6ptt8 TpaniidbeB gBeins Epuicln fdrtt bic Ger
fituou urS briugt aehsr unb ytereu in regeImd5i3e
Gbdt6igfeit. 25 Cts. be EIaids. (lS2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
3ofittfGe 2lotisett.
SeinriGj 6. Gie6.

unabbdnsiser Gunticat fur efe @ciesgebuns
i'm 2. StftrtttC.
9n;u gsbbren her T., g. urb 8. pre'iutt Der z.
Barb, bic g., g., TO-, IL, 12.. 13. Barb uno ber
A., 5 unb 6. presiuft Der ii. gBarb.
gBa6I: 9isnitag. ben 6. gsobember. C245)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Glaa Biite fId bor tuertbloI
fen 2laflaBmunaer.z "a

Glentt's Gcbpefelfetfe
ut 8efdlfcbt lppr0en; ntGtt
ocbtc oIfO D0rauf, Daf
g. q. grittentOn, grOprte-
tot'' oalf icDcnt @5d9c6en
ftcbt, bo cs onDermfoQs
ntcbt ecbt lit. 3u baben
BET alien @(pDtbeeeru. -
Seppt, SGr. 1I5, sSmltpns
Gtrafe, 0SetUs 95Drf.
Sret g tiid nsrSengfgeu gmpfaug Buu
5 Gents tu Brtefmartel per BOi fraucG
0erian0t.
u6uFs Saars uub Sartfarbe,"
d5mar3 ober braun, 80 Gents. - get ausE
q otbeferu 3u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
9pm : 0aB : GobSfeit.

Sem Gas &OGote'a.
Sun Dial Gas Ranges.
,or,s,.r;o tpeniser RaFe Hta4sHh,
SSsn'ssl 'Vi''E aIs SoIa pher aotleRi
Rssns 6tssl n....r mcraudt
Ass Brohbadeus, oee oNsl
rub b,r ausemsireu 6amtltsu'&o9srst'
ueber 90O0 ..t.rsr StoA..
asst I'm @ebraueet m'.ss...,
Snsi'e,tmmer aiibti6rdufe BON yfnBoallErl'
u.,.,Hssrss ms 8aferfiiblsr.
Gtpi - nr..,,s unb gtraee gsrtefbIdube.
SaIau6rptlsn.
6. p. 2aptofOn & Co.,
p~. R seorb 2ibertp GtrGees
Glsaaute DebaaubsIabsr uuO 'samssn'
(Tars10-H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25

gpeHe's Qerubian Bittsrs absrtrifft iebe 4rt Bit
ters in SoIss isinsr psrt3ppusn meesinri6en etssn
i&afteu, (Ot24, ,14tel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25

2tperppoI, "a. DIT, 1890 D2ittass.-
Baummnle: gtitteliorte SberIanoer 1918,
DO. yiep. .Srleans 61l16. Die Betidufe BE-
trugen $1,000, SpstuluttOa uno ausfabr
1000 gausu, !3ufubr 45O.
Qoubon, "a. Sttober.-8er. Staaten'
SbIigutioueu: 4'pro3. 1944 bitto d prog.
l18, DO. uerIdngerte 5'prO3. 1044.-4ttteu:
q. & @. gB. 4011, DO. 2. 1322, @rte G0b, DO. 2.
81, geu.g)ort Central 10, BeHnI. Central
6OR, Sas. Central 1873, Reaoiug 26!., On
tarto. g1efern 214, Rertiantiae o., gitl'
naufee ct. Baul Common 939.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Wasnabme ersen bttritserifbe @enEVnsfssn
3eu bstrigsrtfden BeufOnsugeuten iOI

auBel cen PenfOus'Ggeuten, bcreu SIa'
penFon burd ben Sefretar bes Snueru gea
fern oertiinSet nurbe, finO beute nod fol-
aeroe iuspaubtrt norben; SObu d. RouI,
Srauf N. Gugltib uno @eOrge S8. SoRHion
aus &aibiugtou, 6runt S. WIc 0OaaLo aus
Baltimore unO 6. 8. Eaplor aus S1iaE
0itd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Reu > @ulnan.

Qon6on, 2J. SftOber. - Carl Dtrbp,
Der aoloniQl UltutRer, bet ff gepsigert,
bas uuteruebmeu Der DRey9 @utnea @rp' o.
ration auS @olontsatton Co." Al btutgeu.
@oIte bte @empaguie heuuod tbreu Elan
aus3ufahren neriuNen, 70 tDiro ith bic Rea
aterung aum Shute Der gtugeboreuea auf
gleu. gutuea etnmti4en.
Befd,persen elmer eeutSdaen RoIpnie iE EBeR'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25
Die 9pnatingfrdgc.

Baris, "a. Sftober. - Ser npgemetne
@tuorud, mslder bier burd ote @Htbir In'
gen tn Dem gsfern 0er0fieutltdteu @slbbude
genaGt purbe, 1T Der, baB Die lluterhauOs
Iungen amtInen China unO 8rauItetdl cr'
I66pft ilno, NIB bnB bic Siteitfrage MIR
burdl &rtsg Obsr 8ermttteIHu8 gel0it mers
NPu Fnuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25

9abfabt, "A. 0ttober.-8as brtttiae
9rtegsidtff y8Onbicea" tf mad 4ngra.Be'
auena, On Der Beffife BON Afrtta, beOrbert
porben, neil bic barttse beutide 9Oloute
Ginpan6 bagegeH sgbebt, baB bic 6aptdOter
Raufleute @aaren BON brtttiaeH Sdiffen
hnrt fnrneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-25

Eoris, "a. Gttober. - Su Ter Stsuug
bes Gnbget=@Omtte's ertldrte Der 6iuan,ui.
ntfer Ttrarb, baB CT uuter tetueu umftdH'
ben In eiue 9iir3ung Der Summe ptlItgeH
miirbe, nslfe oujdbrtid 3ur Gtul0iuug Der
giattOualidulb reierpirt rptrb. SO. 9touUter,
Der S1eferent bes @ontte's, ert!drte, baB bte
Reouftton erfOrberltf iPt, nm bas BHOget
tn's @Iethgetpidt 3u brtugeH. 8te Re0utz
tton purbe nit 16 segea 10 Sttrmeu bes
idloiiFu.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09
Temperance Notes.

The Switzerland Total Abstinence
society has l, 900 members and is pros
pering.
There is food for thought in the fact
that the three States, Maine, Kansas,
and Iowa, that have constitutional,
prohibited the nquor-traffic, are the
States where there is the leas illiteracy
Multiply schools and SO shut up the
groggeries.
That lrishman had correct appreci-
alton of the fitness of things. who, be-
ing asked by the judge when he APP
piled for license to sell whisky, if he
was of good moral character, replied
"Faith, yer honor, don't see the nee.
essity of good moral character to sell
whisky"
The use of tobacco by the boys In our
public schools has attained startling
proportions. Mr.. William Stephens,
the principal of school in Phlladel,
phia, has called the attention of the
hoard of edu cation to the subject, in
which he says that of the $4,000 pupils
in The public schools of the city large
proportion use tobacco in various forms
and that the habit has increased to al
alarming extent since the cigarette was
Instituted. Mr.. Stephens has prepared
and had printed short statement Of
the physical and mental disorders pro
dnced in children by tobacco, and has
pasted it on the inside of every text,
book used III his school.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09
Temperance Movement at Bradford.

Bradford is taking steps to stop the
illegal sale of liquors. A letter signed
by Ex-Governor Farnham, Principal
Cummings, Pastors Clark and Frost
and thirty or forty of he other promi-
nent citizens was presented to the two
men who were engaged in the business,
warning them kindly and firmly to de-
sist from the illegal traffic or be pre-
pared to suffer the penalty of the law.
The delegation which called with the
letter, which consisted of the first three
of the above named gentlemen, was
kindly received, and one of the men
visited said he had already ceased to
sell liquor and should sell no more; and
further that he was willing to have his
premises searched as often and as thor.
oughly as they wished. The signcrs
have chosen committee of three who
are authorized to prosecute all violat,
ors of the law. Ii every town in the
State would adopt such decided
course, the sale of intoxicating liquor
might be stopped almost instantly
The matter is entirely and only in the
hands of the people. = Vermont Watch
man.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09

can see no other safe way than to
have them securely housed in warm
barns to be ut all sure of raising 60 per
cent. of the lambs dropped After the
lambs become numerous we must pro-
vide more room, as the ewes should at
least average one lamb apiece, aud
that would make far too many lambs to
keep profitablv in pen of the size
mentioned. BY this time have some
sheep tat and ready to go to make,
and this enables me to give more room
and divide flocks.
AS to TODD, there is no more healthy
or profitable forage for pr egnant ewes
than good corn-stalks, and would not
care To have them cut, so far as the
sheep are concerned, put the manure
handles so much better where they are
cut, moderately fine, that for this rea-
con think it will pay. But sheep do
much better to have variety of food,
and | would recommend clover hay.
corn stalks, and good bright straw ;
they will relish feed of the latter
once day, and if it is not musty they
will eat good deal of it even if full
fed with the others, and surely so if
they are every day fed-as they should
a quantity of grain. No matter
how much hay and other fodder they
have it is better to give a daily feed OF
corn, oats, peas, bran, oil-meal, or 9th.
err grain, and to vary somewhat, and
not give every day the same feed; we
need not feed large quantities, but they
should surely have enough to maintain
the same, If not better, condition thar
they began the winter with.-Cor
Ne,c York Tribune.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09
Temperance.
"IHe Lord of Hosts Is aCith as, the God
of Jacob IS our REFUGE"
Oldest Temperance Society in Existence

A correspondent sends The Witness
the following: "Tbe oldest temper
ance society in existence is supposed to
be the one formed in Massachusetts in
1918. 1t has just held its 7Olh annual
business meeting in Boston for the
choice of officers and the care of its
small ancient and well-preserved fund.
The corresponding secretary, Rev. Dr..
John w. ChickeriDg, made brief re-
port of his thirteenth winters work in
Washington and vicinity. He had
preached in churches of various demon
nations in the district and in Virginia
and Maryland on that physical selt-con-
troll and conservation which underly all
forms of virtue and all branches of re-
form, addressed temperance meetings,
and visited MANY of the city schools,
especially the colored, giving words OF
counsel and warning to thousands OF
children and youth. AS usual, he has
aided in maintaining the organization
know as "The Congressional Temper
ance Society,"" whose semi-ceniennial
anniversary was recently celebrated, il
being just twenty years Younger than
our own assOciation-the two oldest eX-
listing temperance societies. lie has
also addressed several colleges and
seminaries of learning between here
and the capital, distributing temperance
publications, and endeavoring to spread
among the young that information con-
corning the nature aud extent of the
great national sin and curse-intemper-
ance, with the steps of indulgence
W hich lead tn it, and the remedy ell
tire abstinence needing to be urged
up N each successive generation, and
without which the strictest legal enact
ments, even if procured, could not be
etfectual or permanent"
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09
STATE OF VERMONT.
~ Addison District. ss.

In Probate Court. holden at Mi1dlebury
the Both day of October, y. ID. lSS3, JOSEPH
Hamblin, Executor of the will of Dan War
late of Cornwall, in sand district decea
makes application To said Court for licens
sell all OF the real estate of said deceased,
resentlng that said sale L. necessary for the
mcnt OF the debts and legacies of said decea
and that it will he beneficial to all persons il
ested that said real estate shall be sold; VIII
upon it is ordered by SAID Court that said n,
cation come under consideration and he h,
on the 18th day of November, A. ID. lss3,
O'Clock Il. M, at the Probate Oflcr in Mid
bury; and, ii is further ordered, that all
sons interested he notified hereof, by publica
| of notice of this application and order Their
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Middlel
Register, printed at Middlebury, before
time of hearing, that they may appear at
time and place, and, il they see cause, ol
thereto.
By the Court: Attest,
"a LYMAN +. KNAPP, Judl
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-09
JOHN l.. BUTTOLPH
ADMIR-. OF LOUISA l.. BING.
HAM EFT AL.

Whereas, John l.. Buttolph of Middlebur
the county of Addison and state of vermont
flied his petition to the court OF chancery W
and Tor SAID county, against W. III. Bingham
mlnlstrator of the estate of Louisa l.. Ring
deceased, late of Cornwall, in said county.
"a L. Bingham and Alverton :. bingham of
Cornwall, Maria Pease of Shoreham, in
county, Aurelian &. Bingham of 81. Adams
mont; Mary + Peck of Chicago, illinois; II
- Bingham of Valley Spling Minnesota
Jennie Miner of Bridpurt. in SAID county. Sc
lolth that the SAID Louisa l.. and AlopzO
the i9ll uaN Oi september, ISIS, executed to
l.. Hammond Ot Orwell, in saId county. a |
cage deed oi certain land situated in said [
" u, then ocvupl by the said Louisa l.
Alunzu an the same premises decided Z
81 Louisa l. on the 10Th of March, ISIS. ID
vcrion and Emma Bingham, with Il cunditio
the redeml ton OF the same on the payment
certain note therein described.
The SAID Hammond on the 22d day of y
lss1, assigned said mortgage 10 the sand Butl|
july list leS3, The SAID Louisa l.. died,
ing, surviving, her husband, the said Alonz|
ami the following named children; Maria III
vie of l.. w Pease, Mary T.. Peck, vile of
Peck, Alvertun 5. Bingham, Aurelian L.
ham, paius l.. Bingham and Jennie Miner,
of Ladd Miner.
August LIST, lsS3, the Probate Court for thd
trict OF Addison, in said county, appointe
ii. Bingham of said 4 rnwal Administered
the estate of the said Louisa l.
And praying that said defendants may bel
closed of their equity of redemption in said n
lses.
said defendants, Mary +. Peck and DatJ
Bingham, residing without this State So thai
petition cannot be served upon them. II \
dered that they be required 10 appear on ind
day of the next stated term OF SAID court
holden nc Nj ddlebury, aforesaid, within AM
said Addison county, on the second Tue sd
December, A. ID. lSSi. then AMI there To AM
TO said petition, and for that purpose said
toner shall cause Ia he published the subs
of said petition and this order three week
cessively in the Middlebury Register, prntI
Middlebury aforesaid, the last of which n
cations to be at least twenty days prior toI
term of SAID court.
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid, this lst \
November, A. ID. lSS3.
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT. cid
II. S. FooTE, Solicitor. A
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L z G al NOTICE S
CTATE OF VERMONT
u DistricI of Addison, as

In Probate Court held at Ni1dlebury, wit
and for said district, on the oath day of o.
Der, \. u. 1Ss3
L ID. Twiichell, administrator with the ,
annexed, of the estate of G. ID. Hay, late OF
dlehury, lii -ald district. deceased makes an
cation to said coert for license to sell all of
real estate of SAID deccased, representing
said sale will be beneficial to all parties inter
ed. and All the hcirs residing in this State ass
aud join in the application for license to sell
sam
"hereupon, it is ordered by said court
hld Application come under consideration
Ice hca Il ON The 9TH day OF NOVEMBER, A. u.
at 10 o'clock. "a. m. at the probate uflice in
diCbury nnh tits fun ther ordered, that all
sons interested be no fled hereof, by publica
OF notice OF this Application and order thcr,
three weeks successfully in the Middleb
Register printed nj Middlebury, before
time OF hearing, that they may appear at
tire and place, and if they see cause, oh
thereto. 43
BY the COurt-Attest,
JOHN c. STAPLETON, Registe
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Estat,
~ John NJ. Kingman

The undersigned, having been appointed
the Honorable PROBATE Court Tor the distri|
Addison, commissioners, to receive, xan
and adjust all claims and demands of all
sons against the estate OF John VI. kingman
of Brdport, in said district, deceased,
all claims exhibit, Il in Offset thereto, hereby
notice that we Will meet Tor the purposes al
said, al the dwelling-housc of the late JohI
klngman III Bridport, on the 2ith day OF NOT
Der and 2d day OF February next, from cd
=. M, until o'clock p. m, each OF sand DAYS,
that sin months from the 25d day of Octubc
u. lSS3, is the time limited by said Court for
creditors To present their claims to us for Cd
ination and allowance,
Dated at Brdport, this 10Th day of OctobeI
ID. lS33. JOHN q. HAMILJON,I,.
Il NJ. X. BARBOUR, 'oih
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Estat
Iarnaru Atwood

The undersigned, having been appoi
by the Hon. Probate Court for the district OF
olson, commissioners, to receive, examine
adjust all claims and demands of all per
against the estate of Larnard Atwood, Ia
salisbury, in said district, deceased. an,
claims exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby
notice that We VIII meet for the purposes IA
SAID the dwelling house of Alfred Atwoo
Leicester, Addison county, on the 26th day q
vemher, and 26th day of March next, ire
O'Clock p. m. until I O'Clock y. M, each OF
days, and that six months from the 10Th d:
October, \. .. lSS3, is the time limte,
claims to us for examination and allowanc,
Dated at Salisbury, this 18th day OF Octc
4. ID. 1855.
l.. a. HAMILTON,
DANA l.. SMITH, ! N"''
". F +. Nm9pi Executors. :