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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

his success; or, to speak more vulgarly. we WI
skin a flea for his hide and tallow. :" hat Is II
our business whether this work Is Accomplished
now or not Let the merchants do 1t Il fhe'
have got spirit enough; or let the Governments
make the improvement II Will bensat theIl H!e
most We are poor we want our money. II
appears to US that the people are no poorer iiels
than In other places. For instance, hanllou"oo
We learn the people of that place have consuucte'
pier into the Lake so that STEAMBOATS, can co'iig
up and land passengers, take IN wood' &C. di'u
the owners of the boats have agreed 10 MAKE that
place for wooding. Thus, by their own enter,
prise, they are paving the way ior the opening Oh
= beautiful country; and, no DOUBT, every BOAT
viii leave Some passengers.
We nigh, 90 on TO enumerate every town on
the Lake shore, for examples 10 show that what
they arc they owe to their OWL enterprise !'elng
tired of waiting for the General Government to
do any thing for them. None viii pretend to say
their natural advantages IN any respect, arc equal
to ours in this portion OF the Territory. Itisupon
this ground tina, we base our opinion that Nature
has done too much for this town. There IS one
thing morally certan,-she viii do no more.
Steamboats, have been plying on the Wisconsin
River this Spring up TO the Portage; and long
before this time they ought to have been able TO
90 through.
We expect to be censured Cor these remarks
but the interest and welfare of the country hes
near our heart; and hope has almost entirely
left US. We think it is high time some one
should arouse the people from their apathy. Il
is to their interest TO take efficient and energetic
measures. We feel VIC arc incompetent to gre
the subject that rigid investigation its Importance
demands VIII the people ACT?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

TiSKsS SUMNER COOK sTOvE.-In again
4 calling the ootice of the public TO tbs invaluable men
I IGL se9nsy AID % =. t chimney departments tho
OF houset--Es having Them in u.s. 10 CONVINCE sg,,
no are MOI already made acquainted with eiI merits Of
teir superiority over sntiu; heretofore summer
Soo.ihG y. tse stoves s-edY vel know IL i on
y .Ste5y % say tat .ii aa economy which viii fully Ie
iy we ilee % ne stove II ore season., they ys 10 Ill the
cooking ioI l1n!g Of Tom tlr twenty-five persons
i- o! Nici Is e5Goie tie capacity Of that Of The oFIir
st9Ye bekes perfectly, ard is slAy for u.s.
m.!ie trie Is az Ia It- stove hey ,ayse IN all cas>
!" u!iJ answer E :ecoTn:Id atica, they .: he ,e,r,a
ta4 S!f hoe? viii b. refunded. CeEtiate rvrn Jisri
ihed .soEs who have fully tested iri. snpsFority NAV
~ sen = - sois zl !, !er Le Gse. y I antc,
- VIZ 90 more cooSlG: with ore-uurti tie q, onss ~
slmitsI economy. ETSE !. Eis Jya WIN
Manufacturers aud dealers IN Fsks Pattat sos
1Ga it.r-sst. - 80 > !V' 'IEiOus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

INRGPT!QNS OF THE SKIN ATJSQUITCE
IL EFT ESli clssr Complexion free from Eruption
'iS.sas.i Ray o. hsa By all, by using remedy now
syli s e V one OF The oi surprising Inventions o. .@
ifaltaa S'eIneal S rs entirely esatclrs sfui
Zie1, Sic itanreS ir les aictches, scIyy, salt YrGr
Elrfhs' sineurl, Disagreement eli tne ska M
t 70 re ire bod ies o. arms beautiful heathy clear
10 Is offered One iriaI VIII suii!c=
ersud 1to1l II cha-es he color OF dark sunburnt
yeiB ssn % ne ea'ihg ca-acss. i has ecsjred the
Iprcr@E q he tedlcl Council Of PRS who c,lIIr
rscle, ard b!esluS have spe rms cure several
o etetia thar iersos haze rSl; hundreds Of ioars
y cF i Is sold Al 30 cake By T. Joaes
pfinE=ry establishment SiSn OF the American Eagse. 81
hatham street, y aid bg these agras-in ?hilaielt lia
y eesf corner tnrd al Dock 10 The AIl=IicAa
irr-i "-s. l.t11 D c; Ia Boston State street; In
hsFieoa u KING st.S IN Albany. g STATE 81. IN
ozo". rs ta!toa Agents wanted In all the otsr cities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19
Extract II of a letter from j. CampbeIl, tr..

Nrw-loRK, April T. 1913.
have used the Washington Elixir IN several cases Of
Diar.Ga my f.mil tie past year. with immediate relie IN
every case. have hesitation IN recommending the Elixir
and rdc lciouS remed .Ilr attacks. picc 81.
NEW. York, Apnii q, 1873.
r: NJ. GrioN: Dear Sir--You will please 10 inform the
public tet have used the Washington Elixir for seyrre AL
tack al Diao about SIX months since, aud cured y.
one dose IL less tian ala hour. have had since also
us- II of my daughter who was very severely NJ.
lacked and dose cured her less than hour 5a she
has never had SINCE the last liz abautfor- months ce
Your OBJ srry't, ARREST FINK
Il. 81 nj raSaS ut ifn.ye i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

HORACE II. DAY
Successor 70 The Rn1bury l. R Co
Jane :, Isi'- Uel3 lw IS Msirea Lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

M lLITARY GOODS BELOW Cos:-swords
- ;'ihes and epauetts plnaes laces and lp
Warehouse. 81 8 10, ao1 sale at '" HlNTON'S PIPER
- $500 --4. e. III lws
osEPH T. FOSTER, ii. d. Surgeon Den
Lst na removed from Nh % !. No. II Park p4ee rn2 9r
flMlLLlON.-l0 cases Chinese. for sale Iy
4 GRlSNELL, MINTURN & co,
N Souh-s.rpet.
M aDOEt.-l5 casks prime OIDbro=, for sale by
GRlNNELL, MINTURN & CO.,
"a South street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19
R.ruH lie. Nay S. 1873.

nARR.S LIFE PILI.S.-Every day brings proof
of the increasing demand aad the wonderful efficacy OF
this excellent medicine see the foowias from the Stale Of
Mann: :, ,,o ,c,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

Morris Robinson, David G Golden, Dsnning Duer,
iacot Harvey, RobrLt b. Niintun, Ri.!us L. Lord,
Nor,isr john D. Van Beuren 1hee S-dgsick
Rgae, (! e Cornell, StseE B. Collins {1sgph Blunt
james Campbell, arIes :. w ellsworth, William Moore
Van Rensssaer. ZTbedey Cook il G2uv. NJ. Villains,
Jaosihan Miller, no V. l.. PniyD, Eitz q. Ha-ck.
Thomas -. 0icott, Robert Schuyler {. L. LivjDgston
|; Rgmsya Beck, JohnC. CriSer, Rich. V. De VIM,
Alfred Pcit. Gideon HIwley-, jams J. Ring.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

THE MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company Of
i New-York.-Ihis Company hlync over three hundred
applications Tor Lie Insurance. the premiums which
wards of hirt Thousand Dollars will insurance
on liyes upon The Mutual Principle II their Office, No Wall
Persons effect insurance with this Company thar
the lives Others and either for tie whole dul-
ton OF he, Tor a limited s-lsod.
The OF insurance favorable those Of any
lnrinstitution in tie United States.
The Profits oil the business OF this Company viii be d..
viis1 amoRa The insured proportion the PEE
Mum paid by them. BY provision in hs charter the liabiir
OF the members eXted farther than the OF
rri,hctiye nrenumi Iail Ly them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

COTTON YARNS.--A constant supply from the
~ sls AZ Hohokns Cor sale cheap. Apply No 81 Bxa.
srg-ssEpeI- 81 pe@if=i---i, Of 4 C. XAERISKIE
No. 81 eeaii and IS Faitsa ST. 70 T cheap AID
, J al ~ Beavers; 6Is Bsoatway.
my6 2n- A e. ZABRIsKIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

ss-nsT ,a1ORNING LINE-For Albany and
and intermediate landings; From the
foot Of Barcay.sIeet. The neg Iow.p,SSi!fe
Steamer ENIPIRE, Capt 5. Z. Roe, leaves THIS MORN
The low pressure steamboat TROY leaves TO-MoR-
o pa.age apply at the Office foot of
board ,., Ct.
this Boat be the risk Of the owners OF such Goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

The ,artse two story and attic brick House. with
LIZ basene, and anler cellar No l2 Jacksonstfre near
Sandscet. BROOKLYN. built IN The best mannei' anu
viii be rented AZ the rate Of S2e1 per uu the ls MAJ
next 10 4 small family Also rent several Ient Heni' and
se,lg;oJ VOORHEES,, 10. l3l Jacksorstrset Brook
Ta.ryorl JIG 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

ssssg= EARN FOR. SALE very cheap for cash, or
be exchanged .r city property, fifty acres OF land
Ilhouse barn and other outhouses. Saratoga Co..
near the canal and railroad, enquire ef
BURR, BENEDICT s. BEFBE.
ms ,r 81 Nassau So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

- OLD ESTABLISHED Enigrant Passen
FI ser Q Zee 6l South 81. New YoIk-ReguaE Line Of
Scksfsnt subscriber continues 20 briRg ont persons
r1l any Vart ID Greet Bz,u aad Ireland, VIE Ie
.sss W &s hc7r, " the rsguiarae Of Packet Ships
iS ev@sy six ys ,roin Liverpool Persons sending Tor
.ec i2uds may EeJ s VIII be takeu have theia
ssg'etsd without delay Ia Liverpool and viii s"syS en-
20 iss'5-t 9t,'ale Of Tine pubic patronage whch
tse itsEEiy bestowed many g AID those
eamtsl iacAs cn t.v= Drlts ayabie AZ 81! tbs Banks
ll BEicles u.. r-teUt ti.e United Kingdom
fsEsi particulars tFpiv if hy letter. post pat.)
u,r; JOHN HERDN3N 81 South -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

;.sgsz \ FARM FOR SALE, of about ninety
s acres ON Staten Island adjoining naviCable water, IN
= r edmond County. Inquire at 30. 9 Ann street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

1.s FOR SALE in the CRY of Newark, \: j.
House and 81 acres Of Land situated in South BROAD
tE No ~ within fifteen Minutes walk OF the Kali
road Deot The House IS front, and 30 deep with f-i
PIAZZA in ri= rear and we'll finished throughout Also good
PARTICULARS apply 10 l. NICHOLS. OF William and
Washinsonstreets or of " NJ PAUL, on the premises;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

Many other persons the " Pulmonary Balslm
FOR chrome c0JgS ud pulmonary affections, vino have bern
cured aud TO hom have iibrty refer such persons
may inquire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
TIRE INSURANCE at The lowest rates by the
Hartford Fse Insurance Company-tncorporased 1910
This long established and we'll known Institution having
been sctive operation upwards Of thirty yeas continues to
crpon of property against loss or damage by FIRE The most
favorable terms JOHN NELSON, j.: Agent,
,nhg6 3rn. s. Wall street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

TTlRE, MARINE AND INLAND NAVItiA-
L TION INSURANCE the Mutual plan--combnsd
with capital Of S2j000O together with the accumulated
profits of the past wear,
THE JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE COMA
SY No. 50 Wall styea prepared TO ssu. Pei :ces OK
Fire Marine and IGand Navigation risks adjusting losses
heretofore, with proInrtness and iberailty.
SIMEON BALDWIN, President
JUSTUS. HARRISON, Vice President
WILLIAM ". DI.nLrr. Secretary. APPS #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

Sold wholesale by T. ROBERTS s Co.., Clarspi9n House,
corner of Duane and Broadway m retail by oil the mos re-
.recrable druggists IN New York MI IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19
" CH3s 4 LEE, ". D. hudson 81
JAlIE,S STEWART, Vi. D.
blin.ion Square.

We could ofer fifty ethe nae Of persons who have found
hi, ali IS rerreseute bur the above Is not enough no
bin win except one trial Il sold ~ the slcn Oh
the American EsIg g Chatham s. 4 BY ri I bS, jSs ~.
ornsyr N the American fioel Washington, D. g n 6os-
ron state ST. IN ChaIlesion s C.. 81 king >t; N Albany;
s. S,atp st; in Brooklyn 39 FuonS Agents wanted ~ AL
other cities 10 III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

havaforty dollars in Iyn e n "t
ward me BIZ return e steamer oha w. Richmond another
LOT of Silent Pills of the same mount Some f'!as
upposin them 10 be Ike many noSt,ums OF the day worth
less but the people ST Bath beginning 70 discover tnat
brv are the medicine NOW in use and their sale IS incTeaS
ins rapidly. Yours, respectfully. :, -. ,,-,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

i2S3z tAR M# FOR SALE-Cheap Tor Casti--Con-
SS. tanning III acres in the town Of Summit county OF
Schohare, being equal distance from four villages,
wih good schools and churches in cach7l0o acres under
better the county grain grazing being we'll wa
tered ald easily worked Dwelling and out-buildnSs ;aita-
can remain on interest The above would be exchanged for
small Farm near the city Of New:York, House and Lot
in the cit; For particulars inquire of RALPH SWEET,
No. 81 Dominckst. W. II. SWEET 2Oi Canal.t. New
Nor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19
5 INDIAN PULMONARY BALSANI
AND ALSO THE
PITRJESING EXTRACT

For the cure Of Pulmonary Consumption, Chronic Co.yks
Rroncbis Soreness Of The Chest and Lanss Ulesretl
SsTe Throat and Mouth, Whooping Cough and oil atso
ders srhch are caused by impure state uneqaastd
c;rcigifon Of the Blood such Screfu1 Rhermaiisz
Bies pies Lrtr COMPETENT, Mercwia! Diseases Sca{
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

f3S> FARM FOR SALE.-A highly cultivated
s- Farm OF Sc acres Mii!esex County New Jersey,
Ill miles from the Camden AID imboy Railroad, only
q hours ride from the city The buildings good order
aad On the premises Young and thrifty peach orchards
Zone of which bearing the present with ars-
,retr OF other fruit If sold previous the 9th s II
will then be sold public vendue the premises Persons
attend the SALE and
turn the same day. Terms liberal. Inquire Of
e.. PARSONS,
iel!2ss ISL W ashingtor street, ~ \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

IS follows until furtieI na;ice:
Leave Sew-Ierk, s-Aie--ti-l-a-2i-S-G-7.
9 Stlcl Island, s--G-l0-ii-I-e-s 49,.
eaye Staten lana and News Yns erery heag Sandav
y. B--fxcass 20 Fo,t Ham ol tSuadty ssce2tsd y
Leave Ec:t Haniiton Z y NJ, te;rn ns FROM Nsw .o
P VI.
Al eisht p?ed required to he particularly markell
* II the rissS OF the owners thereof. iSi2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE Company
IS-Oice No 81 Wall ST.. This Company having capital
Of S2o11a0 safely Invested continues insure Dwelling
Houses. Household Furniture !, and Buildings
ceeeshirs building repairing. nh t.ir carsors III
port an al kinds Of personal ropeTt asansio.s ordanage
bv Fire favorable AID security ample, ANY
: .nrnnau. I'M l.lL,--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

- have in severe attack OF Dysentcry in my family
/ checked 1t using one dose of the Elixir,
-" poor woman in my vicinity who had tiled all the usual
remedies without effect for Fever and Aqua of five months
standing, instantly relieved after n5u about inelass
full OF The Elixir, and has bea troubsd With the A.ue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

49, NEW LINE OF liverpool PACKETS
.:sel d! Gle 2' jGae The SPLENDID r.ell.kGow9
5-fvrl a. above her e.G,a7 day Che ships this line
ne II GO ton, bari'sn 1.d upwsTls and their aceommod1
nns cabin SECOND cbG, and s,eere passengers IL we
ao,yr rr spriot any other lue ofpac kei Those wish
ng 10 secure uelts should sil 20 make ea apgicsuoa
on hoard O. 20 ]. w. * 7. TAPSCOTV,
- Peck slip, c0Gaee South street.
s GsrEiel viii sill from Liverpool the 18Th August
atfariins persons TEho wish send for their fnds Ia
ysbs opportunity having them brought in ,er
u ii.a, reasonable terms Ani those wishing
70 :,. ,nogey have iuds for lie on
luand segt discount ina the PRINCIPAL towns OF Great
t4:at.l and Ireland jel6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

i 0t I'090sed Uh 2 an he tcass; and my Joint ~. NJ"
a; free from IT, the effects Of they VIE 's.sa
Boy Gol i9urt truly ERA KNAPP z HeWysihIL
Lace. arg Hic.s-stseet Brooklyn; and also by J. !;
e % a7nnes[ SscY9sk w Rv B0 % Pa.
comer Chattaa.-stre.;s, y. Y; JOHN r. WAKEMAh.
70 saidrnaGe SHERSlAS'S, i8 Courandt-stieef corner
Of Greenwich. my25 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

gs:.-!, .t7Oh ALLAN AND 7 r y
t----I - without landing. The splendid steamer DIA
fs2-z-.-15r.zE.M OND, Capt. A. Flower, :y leave New
York for Albany and Tog from the foot Of Berca y-stfe
North silel Tuesday Thursday aid Saturday, AZ I
o'clock ?. NJ. Fare 80 cents.
If passengers VIII lie landed at The Western De-
POI, Albany always in time for the Morning Tram
passage freight: apply the Captain oar or 10
T. j. Hall At the Office Of saif boat, foot Of Bsclay-st
The above boat viii leave Albany on alternate days. iooi Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

rlEEC1OHs.
( Oliver T. Jones Sara : faNs.d Jubai Tertet
Elisha RIGS, Joseq!l E.l.nsi, s.. 1is,iale
Geo. l. SroIsr N.lier Il luI-s l.. Seymour
Oscar Coles, And. P.fill.t. John Ciapa,
Juha Rankin. tl!sb BafirtI. Tn, II Si:i.s
Wm. II Falls, G;-er-- Luyttt, g. Ezticshlt.
Gerard H. GaSer, Ilani.tdn Biydcnbursh, - Stevens
jams y. Cobb Daniel elliott, Il \. Stebbias
Augustus Cireee. OLIVER II. JONES, President.
4 NJ ,1sJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

NEW.YORK TO EASTON, Pa.-Peo
ple' Line Fare s2!,Lsar;e Per 10 i North
G5-ceptedl by steamboat 70 ior; or !aI'e
Ike foot Courtlaad o'clock A NJ, y New-Jer
soy Railroad 10 ElzeDetntow, there connect with the tram
OF cars someve coaches tenee only 3. miles, arS
HOPE. Merchants Hotel, Al Courtlandt ST.,
FINS route on account Of the short distance by
coaGea % from - 70 Il ChnTandt street scpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

r. FOL. LNgERP0OL-Pack Of July It'll
go III. actor ship PA TRICK HENRY, J. c. Deiaro
80 .as.sg, viii sill as above her reEula. day.
;4e,t passage having superior sccommodatoaSfi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

- ze.15r NEWARK AND NEW-YURh.-
-. Fare only i2l cents
ISaEs,csl The splendid steamer PASSAIC, Capt. J.
(S1siiv o.: and after June will Is follows:
Leave from the oo Of Barclay ST. al 10 o'clock
y VI. and 1t oclnct.P. III.
Lev Newark FROM the Of Centre street. til o'clock,
A. NJ. and at II p. NJ.
Lr4~ hE at ypr,-l nyy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-19

JosEPH NcNURatY, 100 Pine St. COZ. South.
The above ,gi b. succeeded by The splendid packet snip
Pat.eE Henry Capt. Deseo, and sail ths h July.
Persons SEND for their friends IN The old eouGtf
rscl, by afpg3s above; If By le;;e post p,:d
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07

0FTHE WEAruER.-This is getting to
be quite lavOrite topic Of remark as well in
the newspapers as in private circles. And
wo are quite sure that exceedingly respccta-
bic old gentleman ",be Oldest inhabi,ant,"
would be somewhat puzzled to recollcct a
spring so blackboard in coming Jor,0ard" as
this. Snow fell on Wednesday evening 10
the depth Of two or three inches. and sleighs,
overcoats, and umbrellas are in as good de-
mand now, as they have bced at any part of
the season. We are not quite so forward in
this respect, however, as our bre,hcrcn over
the mountain. The Chronicle Of the 5,h
instant says snow in Windsor is two feet
deep in the open land and nearly three feet
in the woods-and tina, the thermometer, on
the 4th Of April, stood a, zero!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-07
IN CIJANCERY.
ELrAzEn Ausrrs, } STATE or VERMONT
VS. Chittcnden County IS.
ARIEL CorFREN.

ELEAzEn AusriS, STATE or VERMONT,
Us Chiaenden County IS.
WHEREAS, Elenzer Austin of Milton, in said
w county, has filed IN the Office Of he Clerk ofthe
Court of Chancery 10 said County, his bill OF COIN
paini therein stating, hatthe said Ariel Cofren late
Of Milton aforesaid, now gone without this state 10
parts unknown; on the 2slh day Of January, A, D.
1870 being Justly indebted TO Zebedah D. Ashley If
said Milton IN the sum OF 5000 90, specified in
promisory notes OF that date for s225 90 each, the
first payable in two years from the Is, day of March
then next, the second in three years the third in four
years and the fourlhin Ave years from the said hrs,
Of March then next, respectively, and in order to
secure the payment Of ad notes, on the same 29h of
January 1870, by deed of mortgage, conveyed 10 the
said Ashley The 70 lowing DESERT ed land, in Milton
efore. aid Wig. One half acre Of land on and near
Checkerberry, Green,, as in SAID deed and I'LL more
particularly described And fiiher stating, that on
the 18Th December, A. ID. lS4l, the said Ashley a..
signed, and by deed conveyed to The Orator, the said
Mortgage deed and tie three last decri ed notes. for
s7l5 co. re- rvine the right Of using said Mortgage
deed 10 enforce the payment Of the first Above des-
Grill ed no,e>; and further stating that the said three
last described notes. hadno in any part been paid and
praying foreclosure of the equity Of redemption OF
said Mortgaged premises.
And the said Colren residing without this state so
that sui pena canno, be sued upon him, therefore, it
ordered that the said Ariel Coiren, he and appear
before the ,aId Court ofChancery next 10 lie holden
nj Burlington, within and for said County, The I'd
Tuesday Of May next, on the first day If said Term,
and make answer TO said Bill and It is further order
ed that the sad Complainant this order and the
subance OF said Bill to be published three weeks
slcce>svely in The Burlington Free Press, a news
paper printed in SAID Burlington, the last OF which 10
be al least 20 days efcre the setting Of said Court
| its uext Term Aforesaid, which will lie deemed
| sufficient notice TO the said Coffren 10 appear and
| make answer 10 sad Bill.
| Dated a! Burlington aforesaid this l4lh day Of
| March, A. ID. lS43. WIN NOBLE, Clerk
A. g. WHITEMoRE, Solicitor. 42w3
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Remington Bitgood's Estate.

STATE OF vERMoNT,} AT a, Probate Court,
in said District, on the 9th day Of March, A. d. l943,
upon Application of Hannah Mill, onr OF he heirs 10
the Estate Of Remington Bngood, lale OF Shelinrn, in
>ad dl>lrc, deceased nie,laie requesting division
OF two certain pieces OF land ami The appnrenanceS
thereof, ,la:ed in Slelburh aforesaid, which were
assigned and let oat to Ara Bitgood widow of aid
In'e~taic, her dover in The real tate Of which
sad interstate died e zed in this state, among The heirs
OF said Estate and the pcrs on> legally entitled thereto
The sni Court doth hereby order aud assign the Sec
oni Wednesday u April next al he Office of the Regis
Ter of,hi> Courl afore aida l0ocock A. Mor hearing
in the premises, and doih further rider that the all APP
riranl duly notify all persons before
laid Cour', al the time and place ature aid, and make
joctlon>, finley cause such dvi> on by pull
fishing the substance If sail aspiration toge her
with this orier three wees sUccc,ively IN the Free
Pres, printed at Burlington aforesaid the la, Of
which publications. shall lie previous 10 The time SCI
or hearing.
Dated al Burlington in the District Of Chit,endcn
this 9Th day Of March, A. b. 1913.
az CiiA'S RUSSELL, judge
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Rhoda SWa ms Estate.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Grand Isle, commissioners to receive,
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of RHODA SWAIN, late Of
South Hero in said District deceased represented in.
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited
date hereof being allowed by said Court for tina,
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice. that we
will attend to the business Of our appointment, a,
the dwelling house Of David Corbn, in South Hero
in said District, on the fourth Tuesday Of July and
the second Tuesday Of August next, At 10 o'clock,
NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this 2lst day Of February, A. D. le43.
/, A ,nNSx keller SM;L Commi..soners