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New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

From FLoRlDA.-The Savannah Republican
states that Major BELKNAr has sent TO Tampa
Bav p Indians induced 10 come in by Alligator.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

FArM. AcclDENr.-The Farmers Cabinet says.
that Young man by the name Of Jaquth, in one Of
the Manchester y. II Factories, was on tho 10Th
inst suddenly caught in a belt. drawn Instantly to
the celing, and crushed in awful manner, 50 that
he died in an hour or TWO afterwards.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

IL Twelfth vFard.-The Democratic Wig Elect
ors of the Twelfth Ward are requested to Millions,
Of Third Avenue and Eighty ytsree on Thurs
day evening March 3s at half past o'clock TO hear the
Report of the Nominating Committee.-Narci 29th, 1872
PETER KANDELL Chairman.
WM A. Ross Srrrf.arv nlSG 2t+
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

u Sherrnan's Cough Lozenges cou2h 2hs
colds ia Two days, and consumption in few weeks.
Rev Darius Anthony and Rev. Sebastian Sreeer bear
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
NEw.YoRy! She can, she must bsonrs,
TT Fifth Ward Democratic w Wha gs will nlSc

u Fifth Ward HbcmOCrNtIC W haEs VIII iTct
at tie following places for the purpose Of iorougHor-
gnnzatcI for the ensuing Election. viz
First District at ~ Anlcry-st. the 2itll instant,
Second r cor. Greenwich and Bcacl,-sts, 29t inst.
Third Z" Marion Hall, l65 Cbapelst. 30tli inst
Fourth :. Hidssp's Hotel, Iloboken i West, Slst,
u o'clock r. NJ. Business Of great importance is 10 be
transacted Punctual attendance is therefore requested
BY order Of the Ward Ca,pmiltet,.
John Benson. WARREN CHAPMAN, Chm.
F. C. We.lenburg, sec MA ThTu,W&Th
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

q The Augusta Chronicle says that Thomas
Haynes. late Treasurer of the State OF Georgia
proves 10 be :; detarter 20 large annout.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

PEALEs iUsEuM-We truly giadto hear that this well
known and highly deserving establishment, crowded
overnowing Yesterday during the afternoon and evening
Many we're % greatly pleased that they procured tickets IL
advance and il will be- advisable for those who go there
with Ladies 70 De on the spot early order procure
eonnod;ous 'seau.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

u Shernaa's Worm Lozerges certain destroy and
dspel all kinds OF that ntest the human body. They
have saved many lives where the patients had been treated
other disease. Many persons suffer from
worms well as children, and in;able verrnuge has
been the pubic I'LL Dr. Sherman introduced
hi. LoEensss.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

DEATHSIS THE CITY.-The weekly report. deaths in
the City shows 3G Consun pton anI OF whoo ping
cough There kind doubt but half moi the
whole Of this number might have be, cured If they had
Peasc orehnund Candy thcy light have been enjoying
good health We induced make this statement from
the certificates that have been published in its praise
well from the article Sold Wholesale and re,alb by John
Pen & Son .t5 Dixi.o
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

u Shermans CaHphor Lozenges all kinds OF head
ache pap,a;on OF The hea ard all drowsiness, lasstude,
and lorness spirits. They the only preventive and
of seas!ckless discovered. One distinguish
ed physicians has iu proved this fact his voyage
fIoyre
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

ga man named Michael Carr became en-
RACED in . brawl with some hands on board a
stcaulboa; at New-Orleans on the 2oth, when
general fight occurred in which Carr was killed
and another man .n6rtaIlr wounded.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

l-r Franklin Lycc'sim.- The Lycsun VII ~ meet meet
Th, rhnrsay) Evening, the 3i>; ,' at tnr 1oeS' OF
p, >;ri,n, AMI Surgeons. Crosby The exercises
vii commence al Il O'Clock and CONSIST OF REGULATIONS ana
,y and a discussion OF the following quest on; Is an
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

IT Animal N1nsnetism.-Dr. RoBl, II. col
LYER Mem. Mass. Med Society, late OF the London nM
ver,y many years pupil OF Dr. iohn Eotson, IA 81 lN
mas anl North London Hosp pitfalls, informs the adles aas
gentlemen OF New York, that he ha, taken at No. q
School street opposite the uniyersa Church. Bo'foS
where he will devote hn. TO the treatment OF Nervous
Affections and the Mrsneric examination of diseases
- Demonstrations will se given al z School street ~
Mesni~rm Proper Prcno Mesncrisrn Patio Mcsinefan,
Physioguo AIc,merism sc &c. by giving due notice
Or. G. will bc delighted see his New York tri.n!'
when they visit Boston m29 2aw5W'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

II Beautiful Teeth and breath be possessed
b. all who sill She,mans Orris Tooth Paste. 1t is
delicious toilet article and should be without il. Dr..
Buildings, Philadelphia, and State street. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

,-yEI;bu tsurrilt, a. Va. 0he Learned Black
I'M viii deliver Lecture IN e Cnrilne,slr'et irr,hr-
Ian Church Oh Friday Evening, April at u clock
SueJrcr-' Self Educnt"n. :. =,
,ricLc,s y, cent. admitting lady and gentleman, to be
1 ~ S,,,nu. e6 Futon-strset the door on the even
ia" a! u, .,,,ra ui3 2
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

WHAT NENr 9--NNc understand that the Comp
roller on Wednesday last notified all the tenants
under the Fulton Market TO call at his Office and
pay up their back rents. Yesterday the tenants
walked up and exhibited receipts IN fuli up to the
present quarter signed by the duly authorized Of
hcer, the regular Tammany Collector. What ha.
become of the money, and where is the said Col
lector Who will explain this matter
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
b. Fonrtcen,l, Wnrd.-PTBLIc aIEET,NG.

\
u Fourteenth Wnrd.-PUBLIC MEETING
Pursuant resolution passed at pubic meeting held
March TO- an Adjourned Meeting OF the Democratic w Whig
on Thursday Evening, March Sls at half past o'clock tor
the purpose o thoroughly organizing the Ward preparatory
r. CIR ceAiaEAD, ';" Secretary JOHN coLvIN, Chairman
- American pleas: copy. mo Il
u Liberty Pnrty.-The friends Of THOMAS f.
FIELD. ESD 'hs Liberty Candidate for Mayor are notified
Chyrestreets, each Monday and Thursday Evening until
the Election
Person, dis posed TO add tcr names TO the Vigilance Com
mittee, OF their respective Wards invited to attend.
Members OF the General Committee requested to be
punctual in their attendance,
BY order JAMES G. BARBOUR, Chairman.
GEORGE W. RosE, Secretary. ma; ThN,lGt
IL Rally. Friends of Texn.! Isn1Iy!-The
citizens OF Ncwiork and vicinity and the adopted citizens
ol Texas nov in this city, requested attend meeting
Duane and William streets O'Clock, adopt
such measure, as under existing circumstances may be
il. william, = Nv, wa,rou, OF y'''
William b. Traver. George w. wrigh,
r. W. McDougal DantlJackson msl 1t
II A Cnrd.-Air. WILLIAMS the English Oculis,,
has returned, and he consulted nsut by the Deaand
called Pr0cirnce House, from O'Clock, and
gbisge sTa M from 5ss @ NS. s Mo from D. / a1d may bs
duly accredited agent for the State Of New Yok) his
house, 2+5 Centre street t2) m3l IL
FACTS FOR THE PEopLE-It fact that boxes OF
Peters Lozenzes are sold for of ANY other makers
Lozengs in the United States. 1t that Dr.. Peters
is the only regular Physician who prepares Lozenge, this
sd. OF the Atlantic IL fact that for headache,
casckncs coughs. dyspepsia ,'and lov
spirits, they superior TO all other medicines and have
rs.arly superseded them and II fact that they be
had i59 Broadway 53 Fuonsree 80 and $50 Bowery
cO Chathamueet an 46 Inllson-s,rcet, NewYork; and
at 80 North S1three Philadelphia, where also kept
for sale Peters celebrated shilling Strengthening Plaster and
Vegetable Pills Ifreader value their health they would 10
well to keep this fact in cir minds
I'Eatu1bia E4ofs.-At auction on Friday, April ]. |
1t Mechans Exchange at Il o'clock, continuation the
ad burned sale lots in the Bowrry, between 9th and Itl
streets Lots 10th between 2d and Sd avenues 10
Lots lth street between 2i and Sd avenues Lots ith
street. between ID and Sd Lith maps auction
'oon, 81 "al-5i ~ !u2 tapl'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

~ d,IcI.c, y.yccum.-rhe closing LECTURE lor
S.,so' viii h., dallvcrrd on Thursday evening, Sl't
,., Al II acIocR by Mr.. Ilow| susct--" tiocn'nn ap
n,,i 10 ll,, practical purposes oi NE "l'o y
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
: Lecture on tfnttcrs lnd Things.-A

IL Lecture on Matters and Thlngs.--A Ice.
turt is 10 be delivered by Mr. ORrGBS BAchs FIR az the
Church corner ot Deancty nn, ClryNe-srees' ToNior
row Evening. April lS commencing az 4! ociock WINCH
on account 6i its variety of topics will be ened Matters
and Things Admitiance Tor gentleman nnd one ia'y
more One Shilling The receipt, 10 bs applied 10 tne neo
cnt oi VIZ e ni3l p
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

D We particularly invite the attention Of our
citizens to the call for public meeting to be held
a, National Hall this evening. We trust the meet
ing will be an overwhelming one and that Con-
gress and the Executive may be sustained in any
effort or measure proposed, which shall tend to the
speedy restoration of our National Credit, and to
the revival of the trade and prosperity of cur com
mon country.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

AMERICAN McsEuM-Wiache,rs iniInitable play Of Old
and Young Nick cerc songs and duets by Booth and Mr
Philips, wonderful performances Of the Gpsey Girl and
other valuable attractions keep this popular place of ars
rneur constantly crowded.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

,hroushou, the District, and companies are raising
TO DESTROY the den Of Rose, the lnhnnnan monster
who bv countless uumber of bIocdy deeds merits
not the appcllation Of man. However little the
sympathy OF the public Potter, they have dc
rersined that his a,urdcrer shallbe brought TO JUS
,iee and the country rid of a savage whose sole
de!igh, is in spilns human blood
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

UA large meeting of citizens OF Philadelphia
was held on Tuesday. at which resolutions were
passed declaring the right of the people to petit
ton Congress. the right Of every men,seg TO ex-
press his opinions, and condemning the reccn, cen
sure of Hon. J. Il. Giddings.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

u EithoGrnphic Prinfs-l00,CGo splendiJly co
ored consisting OF about 200 designs, among which are
rent number OF National Moral and Religion,
subjects he above published in superior style, and
or al: by he .ubscrier IN lots to snit purchasers
NCDRRlER, Spruce->t opposite the Sun o'hce;
added TO the above assortment week ~ mS I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

HoRRoRs OF INDIAN WARFARB.-The Com
mercal publishes the following letter, from which
the uature Of the enemy troops in Florida have
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

q 4 quarrel occurred between Two men. GOT
ten and Williams. on board a steamboat Of New
Orleans. on the 2Oth inst. in which Gotten was
bu,chercd with large knife in a nlcst hefritie
manner. Williams IL IL. jail
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

ry Transparent Italian Window Shndes'
OLIVER W. WOODFORD, 66 Chtarinc-st. invites le a.
tentCn Of families about furnishing their houses this Spring
splendid lot of Italian Window Shades, uDsurpaScdW
before brought To this country They are ne
paintings e artist who has devoted his lite 10 his p',s
son and embrace variety OF Landscape and Scer
Perhaps piece OF furniture appears To better advantage
or more inviting, than handsome pair ot Window Shades
painted in style nItae nature The invoice contaln
Italian Landscapes. Gothic Arches Moonlight Scenes ScIo
Rordcrs, Nign-ttc Centers &c. &c.
~ Is. Country Merchants buying to sell again will finds
their advantage call and examine This oi nLod
1000 pair they will be- sold low cash. About 800 sa1
at the low price OF 81 50 per pair. (2) mlIG
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

r. Mcssrs. LUwsDEs AID HoLBRooK of the
Picavune. have prepared and forwarded 70 Prcsi
dent TYLER full statement OF the facts relating
TO the capture and detention By the NeSicans OF
,ho;r associate. G. w KENDALL.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
1-r Elementary Music school for Ladies.

IT EIementnry Music HchO0l TOT tInGics;
"A Course OF Lessons for Lade, IN the elements o 'oca
Music with special vaw ealng 10 sing or read by
NOTE will Be cou,mercrd by tie Subscriber This Aiternnon
n, O'Clock, the Young Mems Room Of the bTTadwsf
rio. NJ Lesson, will also furnish t necessary preliminary
instruction for those who wi,iio barn the payngo some
instrument and will accordingly :aor an llent oprhr'
uniy Tor ladies' designing TO su:y The Piano Forte or ior
present practitioners, who uuacGuantcd with the ele'
nentary principles OF Music. First Lesson t,te Terms
&c. will then be stated. J. +. WARNER
Translator of kubler's Elements Of Vocal Music, God
frey webers Music Teacher Theory Of Musical C.nps
ton, etc. ~ ll3l IL
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

Sew-Orleans papers of the list the latest
dates that have reached this city, contain no news
concerning the Texan invasion. No boat seems
to ha. reached that city from Galveston since 'ha'
which brought the first intelligence,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31

II Photographic Likenesres, by an improved
Daguerreotype process by VI D. VAN LOAN, corner
Chambers-st. and Broadway. ~ mls In
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-25
MARRIED..


Al the Vermont House in this village, on the 10th
inst by Rev A. Brown, Mr. Roswell Adams TO Miss
Enra Newton, both of Barre, Mass.
In this town, Nov. IL, by Rev MIR Kdder, MIR
Soloman o, Holman OF Pctersham, Mass to Miss
Alma, daughter of Oshea Smith, Esq Of b.
In Nottingham, on the 10th inst. by Rev Mr.
Ballou, MIR Hiram w. Carley TO Miss Luana lloscy
both of w.
In Athens Nov. 18th. BY Amos Davis Esq. Mr.
Samuel o. llutchins of Putney, TO Miss Atalanta
Shutter OF the former place.
In Westmoreland, N. ii. Nov 9Th, by Rev X.
w. Fuller, MIR Abel B. Cole TO Miss Elizabeth
Leach.
In Warwick, Nov. 9TH, by Rev Mr. Smith MIR
Alfred Nuttng of Levereit, 10 Miss Charlotte Mayo
Luther HUT Jr. OF Athol, to Miss Roxy Moore OF
Warwick.
In Cocrain, Nov. Is, Mr. Daniel ID. IIlman Of
Charlemont to Miss Eliza A. burlington of Cole
rain.
In Amherst, Oct 90, MIR Washburn ID. Nash to
Miss Susan NJ. Preston of Northheld
In Ilinsdale, N. ii. Nov. 10, by Rev T. Andrews
MIR Shubcl Barrett aud Miss Lucy +. Horton, both
OF II.
In Gill, Nov. LIST, by Rev j. w. Canning, Mr.
Josiah ID. Canning to Miss Josephine Nj. Purple,
both of that place.
immediately after the solcmniz aton of the nup-
tials they sat out upon bridal excursion. But on
the evening of the second day, they overiak-
en- by u special messenger who had been sent TO
acquaint them with The dying state of her Mother,
who had fallen, in the evening Of their departure,
into fit of npopexy. With every cxcrton, they
returned just in season TO see her expire. Thus
truly, sin the midst of life, we are in DEATH
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-25

OuTRAcE.-One George w. Lore was re-
Gently convicted in Barbour county, Alaba-
ma, of having committed murder. He was
sentenced to be hung, but the Supreme
Court granted new trial, and he was adj
mtled 10 bail. When the time Tor trial
came he was missing, Some time after
wards he was found lettering about the yicin-
ity of Glenville, and was apprehended. The
citizens TO the number of 100 assembled TO
consult what should be done with him AZ
ter he had stated his case to the multitude,
t,oo voted to deliver him up to the officers of
justice-t,ocnty-t,co were indiflerent-and
one hundred and thrfy-sir voted TO hang
him on the spot lie maS accordingly hung.
The Columbus tGa.) Enquirer thinks the cit
liens "actcd precipiately and wholly out of
character in this business p
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STATE OF VERMONT.
A PRO CLAN ATIO .

In conformity to commcndable usage OF
our Fathers, do hereby appoint THURS
DAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF De
GENDER NEXT, to be set apart, thro'-
out this State, as day for the customary
annual offerings of public THANKSGIV-
ING, PRAYER AND PRAISE to AL
MIGHTY GOD, that during the past year
He has been graciously pleased to watch
over all the interests of our Commonwealth
aud guard them with paternal kindness and
fostering care--to shield Our country from
the desolation of foreign war, and our State
from the grevious curse Of internal sedition
to dispose the hearts of our rulers to the
preservation of harmony and peace and the
cultivation of good fellowship with the ma
tons of the earth-to preserve our lives aud
bestow upon us the enjoyment of health, Sc
curity aud repose,--to crown the closing
year with an abundant harvest, and reward
the laborer for his toil-to secure us in the
possession of our Liberties, the means of in
tellectua Improvement, and religious consO-
ation and instruction, and TO continue to
us the rich blessings of good Laws, Repub-
lican Institutions and free Representative
Government. And do respectfully recon-
mend that every employment, inappropriate
to the proper observance of such festival
may, on tina, occasion, be suspended, and
that the people, forgetful of all disscnsions
aud anlmositics, may assemble IN their re-
spective places of public worship, and, with
reverence, humility, and gratitude, conse-
crate the day to the rites of Public Thanks
giving aud Praise to our bountiful Creator
aud Preservcr. And while, with grateful
hearts, we thank Him for the favors and
privileges Of the past, let us invoke con-
tnuance of them through the coming year
and as we praise Him for His kindness and
Partially to us, let us implore Him to extend
the same nestimab!e blessings, which we
enjoy, to every nation, and kindred, and
tongue, and people, until the whole Earth
shall acknowledge his sway, and rejoice in
His Fatherly protection and care
Given under my hand, and the seal
of said State, in Executive Chamber
at Montpelier, this 18th day of Nov
l.. S, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty-two, aud o.
The independence of the United
States, the sixiy-seventh.
CHARLES PAINE,
BY His Excellcncy, the Governor
HENRY HALE, Secretary.
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and Here the witness was overcome, and
desired to leave the Court. The Mayor said
he had only one question to ask Had the
witness ever seen this knife (knic shown
have not. (The written directions of the
Sheriff to his deputies were here read
William Jones, sworn. am keeper OF
the city prison; John G. Colt was in my
custody from the second of July until Mon
day afternoon last he was then delivered to
the Sheriff; | have not been in the cell
since Monday he continued in the same
cell; | searched his cell on Monday last,
thoroughly am convinced the knife was
not there them (knife shown have never
seen this knife before; have no knowledge
how it came in the cell | had Colt mana
ced.
John r.. Macomb, sworn. / am physi-
clan TO the city prison; visited him almost
every day, until Monday morning; have
not seen him since Monday morning, alive !;
l have seen his body; he is dead (knfc
shown it was found in his body it was
sticking in his breast, about half an inch be-
low and OH the inside of the nipple of the
left breast, on the upper margin of the fifth
rib piece about two inches square was
cut out of his vest and shirt 1t appear
ed to have been cut with knife, as il was
ragged made post mortem examination
orthe body, assisted by DR.. Hosack upon
raising the breast-bone the knife still in, we
found the knife inserted one inch i'll the left
ventrcle of the heart, passing upwards and
nwards; it was the cause of death the
stomach was healthy; on Monday last he re-
nnncto1 In hnrrnNv n work OI mo
i told him one was Oh the bone, one on
the arteries, &c, and asked him which he
wanted he said the one on the arteries,
said, Mr. Colt. dare not do so, | am afraid
you want it for no good purpose; he then
asked me Extending his army to point ont
the arteries most accessble | refused to dc
it, and told him not to ask me such qpes-
tons.
DR. Alexander H. Hosack, sworn. have
. recognized the body in the prison as that oi
John G. Colt; agree with the description
given by DR.. Macomb,
Samuel Colt, sworn, / am brother of the
, deceased; | have no knowledge by means o
which this knife was procured.
Mrs. Colt sworn. My name is Caroline
Colt have no knowledge how John G.
Colt got possession Of a knife,
The Coroner then stated thai the iestimo
ny was closed that the endeavor had beer
to show how the knife had been obtained, a.
the individual so proven to have furnished
or procured it would have been liable to ar
indictment for manslaughter. But no evi
dence duplicating any person had been Civ
en-. Therefore it remained for them to dc
eide how John G. Colt came TO his death.
The Jury retired and deliberated on tho
evidence, rendered a verdict that John G
Colt came TO his death by wound inflicted
|, by himself, with a dirk knife, in the lei
breast, but this Jury are unable 10 say by
what means he obtained the knife.
BY request of his friends, the body wa
delivered to them for interment."
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r. Latest Ne,rs from,
GuiJord.
Goods have reCentIystakcn n
tremendous Fall.

n ii. STEVENS q co. would announce
~. TO the people of this vicinity that On the
18th of Nov. inst. they resolved, regardless oi
consequences, 10 sell their Stock Of GOODS
at n per centage much below cost. They
would not wish to make you believe that in
consequence oi having benevolent hearts, they
think more of your interest than their own; but
they are determined 10 close the concerns of
said Company, therefore invite all who are
wishing 10 purchase Goods of any description
To call and examine for themselves.
A good opportunity now presents for any
one wishing to engage in Mercantile business,
as the location is equal TO any in Windhnni
County.
Guilford, Nov. 18th, ls49. IS
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DIED.

In this village, on the 10th inst. Henry Cabot,
son of John Il. Blake, Esq. aged q years.
In Guiliord, Oct llth, Mrs Polly Dunncl, wife
of MIR Samuel Dunnel aged 81 years. Printers ia
Worcester will please notice,
In Chesterfield, N. II on the 9Th inst triumph
ing in her Saviour, Mrs Martha Jane, consori Of
Rev Aonzo Webster, aged about - years
In Deerield, Oct ~, Widow Lucinda Peck.
aged 10. Nov. 10, Widow Hannah Chds, ag 90.
Nov. q, Maj. Dennis Stebbns, aged about 60
In Greenfield, Nov, ID, Mrs Emily S. wiic Of
Mr. james Avery. aged 36.
In Coleran, Oct. 10Th, of consumption Emily
ii daughter of Mr. Gilbert s Miner, aged about 20,
in Gill, on the 4ih inst. Mrs Clarssa Purple,
wife Of Mr. Ezra Purple.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District Of Marlboro,
In PRoBArE CouRT. Nov. 9th. I

Probate District Of Marlboro, 81.
In PROBATE CouRT, Nov. 9th, Is4I.
A Instrument purporting 10 he the last
IN VIII and Testament Of l. A u X A
K y ] G Fl Il late of Dunmerston in said
District. lec ,aseJ, was presented fbr Probate by
Joseph Duncan, the Executor therein named.
whereupon il is ordered that hearing be had
in the premises before said Court at . session
thereof to be holden at New Fame, in said
District, on the last Thursday OF December
next; and for the purpose Of Notifying all per-
SONS interested therein, OF the time and place OF
hearing, that they may appear and contest tho
Probate thereof (if they see cause) the said
named Executor is directed TO publish copy
Of the Record of this Older three ,ceeks sur
eessirety in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at
Bfattleboro, in said District, previous TO said
lime Of hearing. .t
A true Copy from the Record. So.
10 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r.
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M HARD TIMES.

As il is now the season OF the year Tor ialtenug
Pork, consequently Bran being dear, the Ladies
who are anxious TO patronlse our Home Manuiac-
tories will do well to call at the Old Stand, where
the subscriber keeps hand and for Sale at reduc
ed prices superior quality of Saw Dust, calculated
expressly for Ladies Dustles. Those who are in
want olthe above article will do well TO call ~ exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
N b. The subscriber will stand ready at all
times 10 wait upon those who may favor him with
a call.
EZEKIEL DINGBAT, Js