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New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
MORE CoNvINCI..G PROOFS OF THE PECULIAR
EFFICACY OF
PEASE'S CANDY.
a DIVISION STREET.

- DIVISION STREET.
troubled wh terrible alarming cough which settled
on my lungs, threatened almost immediate drath "~ "
rnany cough remedies experiencing relief and vas nu
cel trial of eac Iioreound and II afforded re-
enjoy good health better than have tor ten
wears. and would recommend II 70 all.
E. L. MESERvE, l2 Fir>,s.
have Horehod Cany and have found
an the purpose for which Is intended
JIINDsEY. Pastor OF NJ. E. Church. Second It
parcel of Hochoand Candy me ana
nohng has afforded degree oi the relief have
der, ed frony your excellent yct pleasant remedy
" KELLOGG. Rccent Pastor OF NJ +. Church Wille.t =
No public speaker should of I!orhound
Candy. lean cheeruly recommend il Rev j. AYERS
late Pastor Of NJ Church. HALEY l. Church Newark NJ
or inquire - Broad street. Newark.
Row w Iwcy % has also tested :he virtues
of Pca>c'. Candy.
Elder Knapp has ao used orchoand Candy and
mend, it to public speakers
Rev Crawford Pastor Of the NJ Church 10 ro'-y'h street
has Pcs Mcdcated Candy and recommends 1t to ell those
whose requires the Use Of the voice
Rev. DIR. s Luckcy p E. Of the " y D.rc has used 'se
Candy all who need OF its he n
and curative qualities.
Rev Mr. Whitaker Pastor of the Presbyterian Church c'ths1
street corner Madison also ha, used and recommends ?:
Iiorehound Candy
Griffin Pastor oil NJ f. Centenary Church Brookyn
recommends Peasc's Candy.
WHOOPING COUGH.
Parent, Candy very whoornG cough
DIR. ROGERS.
The undersigned used Peac TIohouni Candy with
bounded all those afflicted with
pulmonary diseases.
H. Aycr collector for the Y York R4lroa Co. Second
near 81 avenue.
j. Mortimer, 53 MAR rect, Brooklyn Ii
4. L. IlooIgood. l47 York Brookkn
T. Weld. lO5 Duane It :. Jemner 30 Henry
w. T. Peck Gj3 Broadway r II. Thompson IL Ludlow
A. Whiiock, $50 Water j. Ps,ten is Cedar
r. II. Iycl = Carroll Place.
1000 been handed by Of mos,
popular ply yans counscor> crgymcn and respectable eit
in performing what is promised.
Of there be Closed the Sabbath
gen-Euhton A,pnwaI in all three stores; j. Bottum,
broadway liucst Co. of Ann and Naslus
Tmpson grocer Fulton and William kcacc. 5j Brcadw
Hays Fulton Brooklyn; T. Owen Sixth Avenue Coy
Spring Patrick grocer 200 Pearl Burr .l Grand Sn
Bacson Broadway MARITIME 2 ana 9th avenue T.
4iG Hudson and by all respectable groccr>.
CAUTIONOnc cannot bc particuartherc couEterh
abroad abundance but particular that each pack
signed PIAsE son, Il DIV on it will be all o. X
just please have it, Copyright secured Country
merchants wishing this Candy have cent of for CASH aO
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15


Fd;,cd by CoRHEIrs MATTHEWS and EvExT A. DrYcSINcK
T Macnzne commenced the first OF December lc0 and pub
hr nonly reached its fifth numbcron the first OF May
completed Its the establishment of
the character vi Review and Magazine
of the represent the
reflected from books and the world OF action
,c Literature Fine Arts and the Drama included IN IL
In the numbers published articles have appeared
LIFE Authorship, Portraits of Dewey Emerson &C. The
-, .rrc series papers CluZenshp The School Fund
rh ~ Case The Bankrupt Law aud other leading questions u
& department. tales and sketches including The So
tn Vorue The Field Death. The Corporation Demon. &c In
the Prospectus various articles have
on Old English Literature embracing beaumont and ec-
Henry Vaughan The Character Writes BI Eie OycrbuFy
- c,,n-, ,,.i al l;;...i
nnarted OF contributors and the employment OF
l,cro the designs OF the PROJECTORS.
now yolunc will with NEw TALE Of AMERICAN
LIFE MANNERS, 10 be continued from iiou " ' VIII mus
tration> y a distinguished artist. or =, g.,
p,I,, ( Wexford Astor House Wiley Panaln l6l Broad
way Subscription - annan iaSHpe III aA' Il" NUM-
- ,,, now be had from the CONNIE nccment
o io I i,w BENJAMIN G. TREN EFT. Publishe : Ann St
I-oyEFcS FFMtIE SENlINARI-Mr and Mrs BLEEcXERs
,5nr school for Young Ladies susied at MonpariSo quar-
TOR If mile north of the village of lonkc We>teheer oun
rcnI,r. NAV be obtained from Mr. George nckerhon al t1e
cc Of the Times and Star Is Wlha-cet M Leonard eeehst
E a, tho Registers Office the Park At the bookstore oil M hOo
or, {, ,r,er corner of Canal and Mercersreeis
Refrence-Rcv $ Conc DR. John Nelson Hon stephen Acn
Me Marsh we'll and Anthony Beecke f. E,q I, = ha
New-Iork u W. DILL, 80. -,
Feb. aO--f&q tnl' f'H''P'
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
DRY GOODS. CHEAP.

LADIES NOW Is YOUR TINE TO BUY DRY GOODS CHEAP.
AT VI HULSES' Cheap I2 rand. where the nlmble
" pence the place of the >lo~ shilling and where
may found large we'll selected almost
variety of Spug and Goods. selling extraordinary 10
price, and correspond with the general depression OF the ns
The ,uboncd list comprises but ic" OF the articles t may a"
be fourl onh hand
Mou>in De Lanes a, prices from l>9d to IS per ward
Plain figured an,i striped Silks from IS per yl.d.
American Calicoc> from 6l 10 Ltd
I-naIi,h std 20 2rjh
Frcuch nombaznc>, fine. from 81 10 SJ =
French Caico warantcd nnc from l,at o td per van
Shcclin.s ward Xil and oVc 6,. al. Sd Cd, lOd.
fine cloth, ~. cd. 9d. lod lid, l.. =
Russia rrd>cyc Diaper table lner Gloves RibhoaiS to
ry handkerchief, every OF small articles at very 10"
prices. en-
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

Just Publishcd
yI,IIE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CANNlN for
l. March, lsil. coSTENTs.
Tours N he Russian Provinces
Mrs Hamilton Gray Etruscln Iomb>.
State Of Society aud Education in France.
Mrs. Joanna Bailic', Fugitive Pieces.
Rccoectuhs ofa staff SURGEON.
Correspondence of the Committee ofluhlic Safety
United States Boundary Question.
Romi>h ic>ts in Ireland.
NoTE.-Iri,h Registration Bill - 49,
JENNA VI. MASON Publisher,
sir TSY Easement, cor broadway and iinc sHttts'
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
NED RACK MONEY!.

ON Banks. exception taken par 81 Grcen-
W he found first assortment OF Cloths
Ca,,mercs and NcsnC-. Prints. &c. &c
EZRA YOUNG. 45I Greenwich st.
Y T. The lowest prices asked and no abat cmcn al3 II
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
Commercial and Money 7Ia,tcr-.


At ,hc Eoard operations excepting Us Link and NA
T,u, were limited the former 0 shares sold closing at
Il; decline of per A. rrr>i fell OF y cent from
Yesterdays closing selling low TO- Soningcn decn
Long I,laud Vcksburg !.
$500 Ohio siyes 1o6W sold at %.
$4,000 Illinois SKIES Q5G9J at Co.
$4,000 Canal Frc 1855 3.
The inquiry Forci-n Exchange h been larger to-day and the
rates higher quote Sterling For southern bills with
out endorsements - II Francs good demand at 80
2s; On Amsterdam co.; Bremen 10 '6t' Hamburg
3j5.
No material change i'll Domestic Exchanges.
The inquiry been large to-day sale about coo
c without charge in price The Flour make; continues ir with
steady cmard for consumption and Eastern ports Holders oi
(sne.cc dcn.rd 81 owardtrcct and Georgetown ''i
ohio 81 s7 Troy 81 o. Sale, ZOO bushels Northern
Corn =, q measure Souhcr sale So Rye 81 ~ Barley f
The following gentlemen been apponcdy the Governor p-
rcct ON the prt of the Bank of Mobile fer the pre-
o vc TT Sanford, j. Igor. Taron p r. ilarfi- and b L.
Andrews, The last t~o are Directors
From statement published by the Exchange Ink o NGnia a,
pcbmor appe circulation amounts 10 iio9
the Banks. -
$3-3lGo
Specie W.
Drc from other Banks including bill, -i''''
sl77c6a
HIarrtro:
Al Jamestown Chauauquc County Apr Hull Freeman to Mary
ANa.l
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15


,JNS an Emoicnt Composition which affords the highest degree
II rich and durable ahcr with
cold hard OF soft
ls3. popularity has been constantly
Proprietor daily from In,
ony exce oe artce known 10 thcn
but wish = greater luxury III SHAVING
1t put up earthen boxe, from which used
liberal dcon, 10 hole.ae purcascr>. Prepared and sold b.
GEORGE D. C0GGESfItII.
Chemist Druggist. and Manufactured OF Aerlted Waters.
i2l Pearl. OF Ro,c-st. New York
Sold by Mlhau 3 Broadway Ru>hton Apinwal 30
Wias Broadway and 10 lsior House and b. respectable
Druggists and Perfumcr> generally.
wholesale purchasers Orders from Gus
addressed wholesale house mere
with whom they may deal. I'm aio
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
ECONOMY. ECONOMY

TIME GREATEST LUMINARY N THE WORlD.-Thc und'
..ned respectfully oiieit the attention Of the Pnlc to
TOCGHS PATENT SPIRIT LAMPS,
manufactured and OF which hundreds have bees 'od within
,e a two mouth. IN cy All who have and used them
,chnoS ledge superiority light all other 1nio
which great demand for them evidence Iey 2ve a. much
three Gas Burners and the expense l. FIFTY PER tLSl bss
than the expense of
The public tic Of tho subscribers No
i Fulton and references will be si'en 10 those "ho have
them II
The subscribers also ofe y the Public the
UNION OVEN.
The le,eycdv high reputation which Oven his city
ana country requires comment Tins well known o. BENZ M
pcror any o,hc the country IL / an Indispensable art
ho Public cautioned against purchasing
spurious article None the
0'eA1 O'' ''' JAMES MYERS & CO. rs Fulton
B-The prices the unon Ovens have been reduced ifH ae
prices One Dollar ON each sIze aV u
COMMISSION PAPER wAREHoUSE-The Subscriber.
antly receiving every description o Paper winch they otter ter
sale in lots TO .u, purchasers, upon the reasonable Among
their extensive assortment are the following, w;
800 Newspaper - by -
9: 90 90 % % 5!sy
800 do . by -
900 do 2-!byi7
100 do do 3ohy 81
l2D0 do medium printing
do and hali do
900 Lo assorted coorcd paper
do envelope paper
Fine and .uperine Flat Gaps
do do do si5 Letter e-''
Demi and medium Writing paper .
Cloth paper. Z 81, y y ana 80 < ~
IJ,rJvare Daper x ~ ~ X ~ and ~ K 30
Iilngng Wrapping paper Of various sizes
Newspaper Of any made to order at shor- aouce
E.b-VSCu E. ROOT & Co. -5 Maiden Lane.
no A SMALL FAMILY.-To LET, parlor, two bed
privilege the house, 5 hottest near Broom
Inquire the premises between 10 and IL and O'Clock a@i~
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

steamer Acadia, for I.ivcrpool.-l.trTER BAGS close
-, HES NEWS ROOM corner Wall and Water streets on Thurs
l,v and FRIDAY, 18th and 10th at 3 7. VI. aiolt
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
PETER FARLEY.

PETER FARLEY.
GOODRICH. the author of Peter Pnev'- Tales and
WI f,rrnerly Editor OF Parey, Magazine Editor OF MgaEY
MusEr, Monthly Magazine for the family circle especially the
vour-c portion The Museum inter-
realr with and excellent ENGEvtSGs
unqualified appreciation Of the trorghod
Poetry aud Music composed
pressl work 1t offered Subscribers al the lot" price OF
Dollar and FIT, Gents, per year, PAYABLE IN ads ence
Published Vail Olce the Bookstore OF Gould
.,rvm.n a S,yrop 0l N,..au- ali@@t
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

At Washington City April Samuel Pctti"rcw Clerk in the
o6rr of the First Auditor Of the TrcT sury
AT Detroit Mch) March II, Augusta Ann Armstrong we
James A. Armstrong and daughter of the Hon Solomon Sey aged
- years.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

.TuSpOW S.EASS3a0O Window Glass Of Frank
lin Fulton Delaware brands comprising complete asort-
,nept of sizes from e bv To 20 by III
MN IN EyCU WINDOW GIASS-l0OO boxes French Window and
Picture ls. of double and single thickness of superior quality
'nriyGGISrS GLASS WARE-7OO packages Druggists Glass
,ync from Ham-ny Works embracing general assortment
VI 'N ~ MORGAN AND WALKER,
,o,, Manufacturers Agents, l73 Water-,i
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
WEsTERN NAY1GATfON CO,lPANX.

COMBINING THE OLD NEWYORk AND OHIO LINE, NEW
YORK LINE, md UTICA AND BUFFALO LINE.
TI,E prepared receive and forward
4 FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS WEST to all Ports ON The
Erie Lakes Huron and Michigan and on the ONO anu y" "
hash and Erie Can, ON the most favorable Families em
Grating viii find to their advantage 10 cay at
their Office lbs Broad cct Steamboat will start daily al p
from the foot of Cortant three Canal Boats OF
c, will be- Albany For Freight or Passage
ply TO NOAH IL COON M 49,, y ~, ~ 20 ,''n' ,n st' y
JAMES CIItPPElL < co Rochester y. y.
F. =. BEACH, do
A. X. COBB co. Buffalo, y. y.
ProPrietors.
AGENTS.
COBB OArMtN * co. Cleveland, ONO.
DAVIS SMITH Portsmouth, OHIO
DDRR WEBB 4 co. Detroit, Michigan
o1n-,f BRISTOL. 4 PORTER. Chicago, Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

Commissary General, Office, PHtADELpHA Sept >, lsS
GxrLEMES- have received your printed letter OF the 2st
inst addressed Comissary General in which
state that YOU Committee Of Finance receive such
contributions necessary deray the expenses OF the
general elections. &c.
similar though oral application has been made to me by
other gentlemen.
Being military of the country have deemed
ii proper interfere in the peaceful differences among cti
their exercise OF the rights of suffrage clecng,
being elected civil offices of the general and oca! Govern
sens and while enjoy my opinions a1d exercise my
individual rights have always considered competent for
others freely do the without the aid of funds from pub
lie officers institutions give influence any party
am gen,lemcn very respectfully, your obelien
(Si-ncd) C.iRNlNE. Conms>ary General
To Pierso President Robert Ray Joshua A. Dean Ja
Lewis T.. A. Pcnniman Committee Of Finance &c
To OsrIcE SEEKERs-Thc Wing Members of the Mis-
souri, Legislature adopted the following Memorial to Gen
Harrison nst previous their adjournment 1t is said
that very many applicants for office have been disappointed
and how overwhelming influence favor of such rcSu,
hi, Memorial may have cNcricd, only be imagined
To " H. Harrison President Of the United States:
The undersigned Members of the Missouri Legislature
who are friendly Your administration respectfully request
that YOU will discourage the universal mania for office seeking
that prevails the country, by refusing 10 appoint to Office
the numerous applicants who make personal application for
appointments and who hawk about papers Procure recon-
rlcntatioms 10 Executive patronage.
Civ of jefferson, Feb. l3, ISL.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

BAGGAGE AT THE RISK OwNERs.-This hug-bcar
notice travellers in the face from all advertisements
and handbs of the public convcyanccS And at this season
York with baggage of considerable value may be un-
reasonable say tha, by law and legal decisions baggage
in public convcyance at Me RISK Of he carriers. This
Is right They have ;her pay ur the transportation of the
passenger and his baggage, and the traveller commits his
trunk to their In railroad travelling the trunk is not
left in the of but pu, away under the
OF porter belonging the Company and admtiancc TO the
baggage IS prohibited
Ofcourse person would rather take all reasonable
o his trunk than be put the trouble of prosecuting for its
recovery But trunk lost by the carelcness Of the
public carriers the may and should prosecute for the
recovery of its value
The recent robbces on the Auburn and Syracuse Railroad
show the proprety of holding the COMPANY rcSpouSibe-
Railroad Compani, should employ trustworthy men, and
only such. about their business Geneva Courier
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

N'caih Of Iora-The great mineral wealth. long known
70 exist IN our Territory daily being developed 10y the m
dus and enterprise of citizens 1t will be by the
following extract from letter from gentleman ia Du Bu
que that most valuable discoveries of mineral have
Gently been made in that vicinity Let the hopes of Iowa be
based on tho solid OF wealth offered by her various
AID valuable minerals and by the richest soil in the world
With these and heT immense power found every
and her unequaed commercial advantages she will
have whn herself clements of wealth aud greatness
infinitely superior TO the dangerous, and fictitious
facilities offered by the modern English banking system
which we have recently seen oyerwhenl our ncghbong
States in irrcdecmabc debts Here is the extract alluded
The Messrs. Langworthy hayc recently struck of the
largest leads of Lead Ore discovered the United
States. Those gentlemen scientific miners, and deserve
Inuc credit for their energy and perseverance The mineral
brought the foo, of the shaft by means OF Railroad and
horse power then used hoist TO the top will
soon get time give YOU description OF this valuable
discovery Several others have recently been made which
bid fair enrich the fortunate finders
70 Post Office has been established Farms Mills,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
The Late Tax on Oaicc-EsoIdcrs.

We have ccn had refer the contributions
and Of public officers 10 support the party elections
of the late administration Of MIR. Van Buren,
friend who had obtained copies Of the official carrcspol-
ence of an old and distinguished officer of the staff c the
army with loco foco committees allows us to publish the to,
lowing letters The of the required is not stated
in this case but understand about per cent per has
been the annual contribution for the last cw years Had the
tone and character of Gen rviac letter been common
among the public officers of the General Government we
should have been spared many moriifng embaIrassmcn;s
Madsonan.
STRING GARDEN, September 81 ISIS.
StR-The undersigned Committee OF Finance appointed
by the Committee of Superintendent of the District OF Spring
Garden authorized to receive such contributions as are ne
Tie contest rapy approaching and the Democratic party
must be organized thoroughly the emergency funds
are requisite complete that organization which will be applied
10 secure the of the party.
(Signcl) WILLIAM PlERSOl. President,
ROBERT RAY.
JOSEPH A. DEAN
JACOB LEWIS,
+. 4. PENNIMAN.
CALENDER IRVINE, Esq. ConmNsary General
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

U Post Office has been established a, Farms Mills
Putnam Co. and Horace Townsend appointed Post Master
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
HIarriro
Diro. /

A, Jamestown Chautalqu County Aprl5 Hull Freeman to Mary
Ann daughter of Ezra Wood.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

yIyO A SMALL FAlIlLE.-TO LET parlor, two bed
second hoor pantr; bedroom in the attic and
kitchen (reseving privilege 5 ottt Broom
Inquire premises 10 l. and O'Clock asi~
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

APPRENTICE Wasted 10 the Bookbindng business boy
a recommended between 10 i6 years may apply at
,l3-9t- Is Auns.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
WHOOPING COUGH.

Candy very the whoopnG cough
DR. ROGERS.
The undersigned have used Peas TIochound Candy with
bounded all those afflicted a,l
pulmonary diseases.
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LATE AND INTERESTING FROM
TTORTDA.

Adviccs ca highly interesting character
were received al the Department Of War, on
Saturday last. from Col. Worth, commanding
the Florida Arny,to Inc Sist ultimo inclusive.
The Colonel announces INC surrender of the
remnant of ConcOachies people the seizure of
the Chief Hospitalla, with fifteen of his chiefs
and warriors, and the promised surrender of ali
his 1conle. amounting $50 more, on the / III
ofthis month. the day of the arrival ofthe de-
spatch at general headquarters. Reports are
also transmitted of the recent expedition IN the
everglades, conducted by Captain Burke. Sd
Artillery, and Lieut.. Rogers, Of the Navy, and
Of successful operation, under Lieut.. Anedr.
son. I'd laiantry, II which he captured several
indians.
The Colonel gives assurances that there are
rot more than Ten Indians or the east side of
The st. Johns river; that the everglades are
abandoned bE them as noIonger a safe retreat:
',.at the Creeks and I'allasshees in the nor
thcra part Of tho Territory were to meet him
On 10 IN INST; and that the scattered families
on The ~ casa Rad been so much disturbed
hy Captains Hoffman and Alexander as 70
induce earnest promises Of speedy submission.
ara, generally, he reports that the Indians. on
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-21
STATE OF VERMONT,7

DsStFSct q siGdlS0R, S.
EpE it remembered, that at a Probate Court
IL held at Mddebury. in and for the district
o. Addison, on the 9Th day ofAugust, 1871,
jacob Dewey, administrator Of the estate Of
STILLMAN DEWEY,
late Of said hIiGdleLulv, decreased, represents 10
this court that he said deceased. IN his lifetime
was under contract 10 deed TO Squire J. Eowari
OF Brandon in the county Of Rutland, seveniteu
acres ofiand in said Nidd bury. being part oflnts
No. % and Ne. IS; and that he was slso unde-
contract 10 deed TO Joha Lampherc, enc half acre
oil from lot no. 81; and prsYs dat he may -
licensed as administrator aforesaid. TO convey
saitpeces OF land according II said contracts;
Ii Is therefore ordered that said application be
considered at probate court TO BE- held at the
Office Of the Judge of said court in Middehugy in
and for he Disir Ct Of Addison on he 22d day OF
September next. at ore o'clock III the afternoon
and ihat notice thereof by he given TO all persnn-
interested, to appear aid Court and make their
objection 10 granting such License BY publishing
I certified COPY Of this or 'er in the hlddlebury
Peoples Press, a newspaper printed in said Mid
dlehury three weeks successfully previous 10 thu
tine OF said court. s. SWIFT, JEGge.
\ true cHpy Cf record,
IS 3w S. SWIFT il Re.
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Died

In this village on the 18Th inst. Mrs. Ham
nah Deming aged 81, relict of the late john
Deming, leaving no one living here that was an
inhabitant of the village when she came here
in Marc h, 1889.
funernIai O'Clock, this afternoon the Congregational
Meeting House.
In Starkesboro' On the 5;h inst. Amos Brown,
Aged Is Years.
Aso.on the 9th Sep. G. w Piercc,nged II,
Months only son of. G. Pierce.
On the l4,h inst. Ethan Andrus, Esq. aged
SIS years, a respectable inhabi;ant of this place,
and revolutionary soldier.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-NoYDk

BRIGHTON MARK T.-MoSDAv.S Sept.
Is, 1871.
At Market $50 Bcef Cattle, $50 Stores. D.
900 Sheep and 725 Swine.
PRIcEs,-Bcef Canie.-The supply Of Beef
Cattle was Shorthand higher prices were obtain
ed. We quote first quality, So 10 6 25.-
Second quality 50 00a 5 so. Third quality
SO 80 50.
SfOres,-Two year old 50 ID. Three
years old, Sl4 %.
Sheep-Lots were at 81 -, 81 25, 81 81,
81 90, 81 %, 81, and 81 %.
Scine.-One entire lot Ia and IL
Lots TO peddle IA to 3 I-2 for sows and 4
Ia and IL for barTows. At retail, to G
IL.
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Stray Horse.
STATE OF VERMONT, q
District Of .Ne,c HareR, IS.

A T a Probate Court holden at Bristol in said
IA District, on the SIh day of September A. D.
ls4I, Lucreiia Allen, guardian of Hiram Allen,
minor son OF Moses Allen, late OF New Haven
in SAID District, decreased, made application to
this court for lime and authority to sell the real
estate Of her slil ward, consisting Of an undiyid-
cd seventh part Of about five acres of land. with
part Of a holse thereon, also one undivided
seventh part Of the reverslon of the widows dow
er in the estate Of The aforesaid Moses Allen de-
ceased, 81 uate, lying and being in New Haven,
. aforesaid, being the same real eslat. belonging
TO the said ward. as heir at law to the estate Of
Moses Allen aforesaid, for the purpose putting
the proceeds Of such sale at interest
| Whereupon the Court appoin ed the Sd Mon
day of October, A. d. 1911, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at The Probate Office in Vergennes. for h airing
and decid ng on said application. aud ma lie an
order requiring notice 10 be given 10 all pc sons
interested, 10 be present and object, il they see
cause, by publishing this order. three weeks Sue
cessivelv in the Middlebury Peoples Press.
printed at Aiiddlebury, in the county OF Addison,
previous TO thar ii Ie.
20 3w HARVEY MUNSlLL, Judge
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all hands, exhibit unequivocal evidences of a
desire to end the struggle.
The Colonel adds, that the 3rd Regiment
Artillery may soon be Withdrawn, and that the
4th and 9Th Regiments of Infantry, now under
orders for Florida, may probably be counter
marched to their former stations, or their des-
tination changed TO where their services are
more needed.-Nat. InteK