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o. Lectures and Conversation Meeting,

AT THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE IN THE PARK.-Monday md
Tuesday Evening" November @ and 26 Z before o'clock,
Mr. e. EMMONS Will lecture the STEAM ENGINE, and
illustrate the subject by large model engine showing the whole
internal and external movements in operation Tickets 25 cts,
fer n gentleman and two lndies
Wednesday, Nov. q, " CoyyERsATIoS MEETISos at the
and private buildings and improvements in the draueht Of
chimHeys Admission free.
Stated meetings cf the farmers CLuB the ls and 81
Of every month, Il ocock NJ The GRIcrLTURAL Con-.
ITTEE othe American Institute notified TO meet the
day of the meeting OF the Club December 81 Puncu.
ally at II A. NJ. n252t
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Woman denr bright beauteous. fair, charming creatures
With tan on your brow or blotch your features
D5 Why, oh why you beautiful master pieces Of Gods
handwork will you thus, oh woman, If you but
knew the power of yeur charms You would not
allow skin covered with bOces, freckle
,unbuin when one SO cent cnke OF .ONESsS ITALIAN
CHEMICAL SOAP would give you a most refreshing daz.
and hands Reader do do just try 30 cent cake OF the
Sbe particularly Jeness Seap Oh the effect beySnd calcu
alon and will make your skin psre. dazzling whc beau
u and clear but mind bay no where else but at the sign
of the American Eagle. 81 Chathamstree Mind ask for
loness Soap; take oherbny where else the city
l Fulton street, Brooklyn, Stuicsree Boston, Ledger
Rnillinrs PLaielnhin n.ll 9tcnd
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To which the circulation of the Bank England added de-
Quoting notes on hand gives circulation OF the Uped King
dom OF SSS, ,365 39.
Advices from Curacao to the 4th inst. received
by the schr Kate Pendergas state that the markets for AL
kinds of American produce were dull
| Sales Stocks az Boston:
500 Dividend; nostSn Ce4saso shr. Western R,d s
| Island 70 Ia IS.
The debt Of the town of Hartford is $38,490.
| The Hartford and Springfield Railroad is to be
opened the Sd December The running time, il en-
peeted. will be about hour
| Counterfeit ones OF the Bank of Rome are in Cir
cuation the interior of this Snte The counterfeit very
poor imitation paper bad and the execution msebe-tatcd
Oct 49, lssgned John Styker Prest John Wood Cashr
and countergned Crowe Regste-the uer signature ro
| imitation at all.
Tens the Kensnston Bank well executed are IN circu
aton Philadelphia. Letter A, No 1874 signature ,oca.
bly, well DONE The plate reembed ever used by this
bank. The visnetts is age with U. S. shield &C. and
back ground of clouds. Washington being crowned with
flowers by Cupid side Of the note land al Indian
| and ady upon the other side.
purportng be the Marne and Fire Insurance
Co. Grant Co. Wisconsin, is Issuing notes. The Buffalo Com.
mercial cautions the public against them
The required amount, S5O0,000, for the Brattle-
boro Railroad has been Internationally subscribed and
Board of Directors chosen.
The Money Market at Baltimore is, in its leading
features very much IN the condition reported last week-,he
of interest generally being per cent per annum but oc.
casiona discounts short be procured per
cent. None of the Banks extending the lne but the
amount OF Commercial bills offering excessire und
none are thrown out Still the demand sufficiently grent 10
keep both moneysd institutions and capitalists from unstead
ness The general business Of the cy sound and flourish
sg and confidence perfect all the commercial classes.
| The invoice of Copper previously noticed as hav-
ing been received at Buffalo, has been shipped Eastward
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
CARPETINGS. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS.

lust received ard being opened Gons New Stoys
large and beautiful assortment Of English Brusse Tbrsa
Venetian Capetins Of patterns and Gallon entirely new
Engsh und American Oil Cloths, Of grent ynety OF paaru,
and varous widths from feat TO "a feet without seam
so, splendid article Of Pesa Velvet Dyuggr, two yards
WIDE, entirely new puttens and nch color, with every va
rety Ct Engh UuggetJ of the usual widths together with
Rugs every style, Door Mats Window Shade, tsir Rods
&c; purchasers an, respectfully invited g e call
ing Of Carpets and The laying OF Oil Cloth the hsst ptica
w. H. GUION
o9 istf No. 81 East Broadway and ii D,StsSonss.
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" TON, & co. hnve Just opened large assortment OF
Cloths. Cassmere Sane.s Gala Psis Paid Innings &c.
lowest possible pnces III pnng street, no deception here
y. B.. Meripos, Alpaccas. Bombazines, Afghani De.
LANES, Flanneis. OF 3Inl
ERENCH HMERINOS.-BARKER, Isl Grand street. has
Just received entire stock of French Mennos OF
Mode Colo ana superior qsaiy 81 wide. which will be sold
very cheap. (n2O BARKER, 81 Grand st.
CHAyLS, SHAWLS. SHAVyLS. SUTTON s CO.
y have enlarged Their assortment Of Bocha s. Cashmere
Shawk Square and Long and prepared 70 sell them al
urices to suit SUTTON & co.
OF 2mis III Spring cor Su,liYun-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

y,EACH ORCHARD coal FROM -BoATS.-Discharr
irg this day from canal boats best Peach Orchard Cred
si) Coal-broken. egg and stove sizes The above clean
and free from slate and presents favorable opportunity
consumers lay their supply. The above with be sold ct
tine lowest market price.
RANCE COAL.-Aso. boat with egg and stove sizes
Peach Orchard Coal especially adapted for Ranges Stoves
W. & T. TRUSLOW,
n232;is 29Cherry and 40 siuiberry-sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

r7- HEALru o BLESSED HEALTH, thou art above all
gold and easure 7 thou who enargest the soul and ope
es; all its powers to receive instruction and to relish virtue
He that has these hns little to wish for and he that
wcbed have these not every thing beside. Let
Us be thankful Brandreth's Pill will give health. Get,
then these blessed Pills. which centurys has fully estab
bed to be the best medicine bestowed For the
prevailing colds and coughs they will be found every thing that
uedcine capable of impartng Sold at Dr. Brandreh's
pucipal Office 3 Broadway: 2i1 Hudson.st; 24 Bowcry,
New.Yok: and Mrs. Booth Markeseet, Brooklyn; and
Wson, Jersey City. nl9lw
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Es- 5OhRDlFG.-hIr. GOsS, having opened the new
and commodous house. % Vesey near the Asto House.
proes choice OF desible transient permanent
Boarde Croton Shower. warm and cold Baths Free The
location very central quiet and shady. TeuI moderate
.Sf
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u- Appointments for mr.. j. q. Cough. thu

eloquent Temperance Lecturer:
Rev Dr. Pqttons Church. Sprngs Sunday evening, Nov.
Path, 1o'cl ck
Rev. DR.. Sklnners Church. Mercer.t Monday evening
Rey. Dr. CoS,s Church, Brooklyn. Tuesday evening
Alenstree Meth Episcopal Church. Wednesday evening
Rev. Mr.. Buchards Church. corner Thompson and Hos
ton.streets. Thursday evening n23 81.
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LADIES,
TTOUR attention called the very extensive stock OF
i NEW and RICH FALL GOODS. Just opened
l5O ps. rich Silks, from Is. TO It's. per yard.
100 p. very rich Cashmees, from q. to S. Per yard
$50 p newest patterns de Lanes and Reos from L. Cd to
Is. per yaId.
300 ps Alpaca Lustres. frem % 10 S. per yard
80 ps French Merinos. from 6. to les. per yard.
500 Cashmere Shawls. new designs, from IS to slG1
900 Printed Thibet WOOL Broche, Wofsted, Danask and
Plaid Shaws-with many other styles suitable for the
season. Also, very large stock of Blankets and Finn
nes-wth every variety of Goods wsrting for the Fall
and Winter wear.
Ladies. by calling and examining stock of Goods, will
find uSsURpAssED, this any other city, either in
quality, richness cheapness
C5- One price asked. and no deviation.
n15 is BARKER &. TOWLE. Il Ca,hnrine.street
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FOR THE PILES.

FAD the following interesting and remarkable cs,s
Ia Of Piles Mr.. J. Bowman distinguished arcitsct rs
siding in Broadway has been afflicted with the Plsa for four
teerxSeaH He cGnsuted about thfes month, sipce IA
breath was foul eppets bad, live, torpid occasional papita
uon. eountsaancs pae and engd complain, Of
section Of the bowsh attended with pie tamo 90 much In
famed At time. as % produce intense suffering q oths5 ss
ereay debility the muscles of the hack from long ctnu-
ed irritation Pad IN degree ost their producing
umbcgo and with much difficulty that he could walk:
his step feeble and nrm. had expended than v
hundred dollan in fourteen for this complaint and bad
taken only Temporary relief; entrelT cured having
tsten only three boxes Of PLE ELEcruARY Travelled
complaint; well and active he Thirty years
ago. and attributes 7 al % that nesabe remedy. d. Up
thou,and similar cases cured By the mcanz Ths P
Electuay an internal remedy soh by the Proprietor at h
grams. Remember l96 Bowey. Agern ]. Z. Warner 6 Co
Utica 7. Fitch Co. Symcuse: L. B. Swan. Rochetari
Couan q CO. Bnfnio sI1 %, n rms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

VITINDOT SHADE DEPOT-So. z Spruce street.
w $1,000 worth Of Shades. The subscribers, ever
ous 70 pleas naIs G ennIsea .ne % supply te
Of them rely having good article, lheJ alw ays
be., patterns every kind which could be invented
and hey haye greater a;s1en, than nil the ether esiab
sh-ren put tageher and they take great pleasure in show
ne them, and offended if6ey do sell People
Of tase would do well TO CALL Sign Banners aud Interior De
eontiors done NOT be surpassed Trimming of ell kinds
cheap BARfO1 & De MAUNEY.
cnS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS sub.
y lcyber wishes make known 20 the public, that much
the brrt and CRACKERS which so ,hs city By tbs eboye
ur.nes are entraiy different from thu S1pA RtscuI and Sc
sAR CsAcHE7s Innde at hs Bakery which have been rsss
for more thaE eaty year, with the best results whs
imitation which can oe maze ioI e pce though pernsp'
above Bssrrr and CaIcEEzs aso BurTEs 8rscurr WIN
hscuTT. BITTER CRACKERS, WATER CRAcxzRs, hLG7
snd Navy Ea1Apa the rrt quality are constantly 20,
SsIs ri the waSro~n establishment, 35 Waiartnn sea.
corner Of Wsnsn- -zsress- EPHRAIH 'F8EADWEI Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

STRANGE But TRUE.-1he proofs that VIC have seen Of
Sfsei7Ss ct
S n T. q H. and g cais 8 3 e shall be
TIE or TSSIS FOR PEEsERylSo LEATaEER-Ths r.:
retOeT old worn out leather rendering soft and pr6e
psT pervou. n to Sate ta. Sold al cSSfiandsst ' M
loas the human Hair They may Ieft assured that i CO
ed any S s 20 San n I nj ,
East India Dye from CourtaidtstIeet is used. Whs now
will go with foxy pates or premature grey heads'
U5- THE BRAsDREru PILLS entirely Vegetable, and
made on those principles which long experience inns proved
correct 1t speculation, when they resored toin
Sickness for they known to be the best cleaners OF the
stomach and bowels and in all dyspeptc and bilious
they are great blessing Let every family keep these PILLS
in the house, ffahuy used when there occasion for
dcne will be very seldom that Doctor will be required In
all Of cold cough rheumatism, the afflicted to
their bodies to these Pills
Sold at DR.. BRANDRETH'S Principal Office, al Broad
way ga Bowery, and 2il Hudsonsreet. n. Y; and Mrs.
BOOTH, S Nlarket-st Brooklyn. MIG lw
JONES' Coral. HAIR RESTORATIVE.
And ere you bald or whBkeress, is your hair red, sey
does dandru choke the life roo and does the scalp de-
Use genes Coral Hair Restorative its qualities know
Twill force the growth on any part where ha wns meant to
Jones' Cora Han Res,oative warranted possess these
qualities; will force the hair to grow on the head or any
part where nature intended the hair clean the roots
generally beuutfy it. stop falling, scuri dandru
and make grey light red hair grow dark, soS and silky
Mind these arc It's qualities 1t for sale at the sign OF the
American Eagle 8 Chatham ST. 3 Broadway or l9 Fulton
u. Brooklyn. n25 2teod
Gs- How TO GET HEALrH.-'Thousands Of persons COLI
nue TO cure Themselves Colds Coughs, Headaches, Rheu.
matte Affections Small Pox, Measles, Coveuess Inuenzn,
and the host tbose indications OF the body of TIE blood beng
table Unioerscl Ps. so long any symptoms 3f demnse-
ment in any organ Oer by adopting this course,
which experience has proved according TO Nature beng
merely assisting her. have many few days been restored 10
health who but for Bandreth Pills had been sick for months
The value Of this medicine is Beyond price.
Sold at Dr. Brundrets Principal Office, 2al Broadway 24
Bowery: and 24l Hudsou-street nls lw
Passengers Arrived,
LaMe brig Joseph atkins from Pa1GIArs Ms.zeT;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
GLAZING ABsgRplrv AID I4P9sruRH.-,Many years

GLARISs ABsURpIrY AND lMPosTURE.-Many years ago,
nhycians refused Doyers Powder, because they did
vi know the component pas-now physician practices
sieu; he So will be with the Conne Hahn Extractor,
fTom q Courtlandt street, that cures all
tnrs. Old Sores. ErysipeIas
Srnns Bruises, Piles, either Blind
ChIblains Sore Eyer, or Bleeding.
60 soo as the whole public understand the wonderful work
pr effects ofhis Snlve well do every pkysi-
rsn mus use it. or no humane father will him his nmi.
IL physieiun Some doctors dead against this
wonder OF the nge because does what they never dreamed
have they enough submit ut its influence
We call on all eo 70 employ doctor 10 any OF the above
enough to condemnt. The make Salve good" or,
81 will use oil and hmewa,er, will longer do We ure
determined to become public beneinctors this subject and
make world know and confess the truth about this only
certain and mpd remedy from II Courtland street. and from
IY1E,, ,,i,oryt ytreef
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

n v F. NORWEGIAN BAR IRoN.l9o .%n., !, sIs55, for
i sale bT JOS TUEkEHaAN,
N lwis g WsIsgeet,
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TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE il
THE UNITED STATES:

uARPS-J. F. BROWN 8. Co. from Erard. makers Of
n the Improved Patent Double and Single Action Harp.
Lcrdnn and New YORK, established 1910 J. F. B. Offers for
sale 5 Broadway, elegant assortment CT Double and
Single Action Harps The ch bnancy of tone gh,ness Of
touch elegance of finish and perfect mechanism Of these urps
reaaef them uneqlaed, and obtnn for them the first amateur
and professional patronage in Eurgpe and this country. Thcy
are constructed the best principles OF the celebrated Enrd
with all the modern Improvements of onden and Pars.-
Warranted bear the of climate, and nt EurUpean
HeTps repaired and for hire Strings Instruction Books Mu.
lc &c J. F. BROWNE, Manu- facturef,
M. 3s5 Broadway, and
NJ zfyp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

IN OOO large fine and healthy Swedish Leeches of our
~UVUUown importation. just received and for sale at
wholesale and retail u the lowest market prices. They will
and can be ans part the United States Canada
wh perfect safety. A. B. * ID. SANDS, Wholesale Drug.
csis No 79 Fulton.st s3 broadway. n East Broadway.
rio 1>rts
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TO MILITARY COMPANIES, ASSOCIATIONS, MIJ-
SlC1ANS, LECTURERS, &c.
Office of the New. York and Ere Railroad Compan,

no. "a WnllSGeot. }
NGTICE-Books of subscription TO the Capital Sock of
this Company will be opened the 2 November in
stent for two millions Of dolan the following conditions
That an lnstalment OF i've doars share shall be paid
on the lst day OF January next thereafter the
shall be called for by the Bosrd that sbe.
9uens instruments shall not exceed $50 share in 1885, 80
1876, and as in 1871 and that debt shall be Contracted be-
yond the ofhe st nstament t second instrument
shall have been called until two millions shall have been
subscribed.
q That interest the of per cent per annum shall DO
paid semanuuay the first days Of January and July
all n.almens the stock To be subscribed from the date OF
the respective payments, until the whole line of the Road from
the Hudson To Lake Ere sha be put in operation.
Subscriptions will be received this office and at the Offices
of following gentlemen, Decton ofthe Company,
Mesrs George Griswod q Souhsr Jacob Little, q
Marsh. Pearstreet henry J. Person. corner Broad and
h e hsnTy sseden, - y G 5eupp
27 Pearstreet Robert l. Cr9eke lO4 street his Honor
are disposed promote the object to whom books vii be
furnished from this Office f LORD, President.
NJ cod 1tr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

E& HUBBARD GOLDSMITH STONE. E1 Broed.
e $ oeE Sf Ws. is%s mss1s s1.s
Hsi9 Ware spd Fancy Goods. H. G. 8. invariably buy
for CASH, there getting goods at the oyet rates hspos be
enabled by keeping tho principle ofguiek rs ard
moderate returns to please biz eusomen, both In regard TO
quality and price.
Al kinds Of JewaIry made order. Watches and Jeehy
carefully repaired Old Watches. Cod and sysr tsksa IN
exchange or houzhi for ca1h. II. @. STONE
az 2mis f0I BroadWay. corner Walker nrees.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEwYoRK... NOVEMBER 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

5EE WATCHES-Tbe iafgest and most Spieadtd as.
A sonsat q Watches in tbe city q 70 b found At the
"a. 81 tons OF God and Sityef Watchez, Of the neuelt
,yes rom the nanufaet prein England France and Swf
zesnd and enabkd 70 offer lexc and at mach
es. Orics at rei than any other house the city, Cod
Waches q, low aI s0to S5 each Wstcbea and Jewaiyy
srchanged or bought AL watches warranted 10 Keep rood
ire or tho returned. Wa.ches Cloc and 1evelfy
repaired in the best manner and warranted lower an AZ sry
oibsr place In the city.
G. c. ALLEN. Importer Of Warenes and Js~ety
inI5 iftf Waoie<ale and retail. 30 WalI-r. rp IA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS
JAMES W. JUDD & CO.,
Nsw World Press, 80 Aun-stree


HAVE IN PRESS.
!. ST JAMEs-A Romance. by ". H. AinswOrtb. Nearly
ready.
:. THE CHIMES-A Goblin Story of some bells ,hat ran.
an Old Year out and New Year IN. By C. Dickens. In The
New World NewspGper.)
g THE CHURCH-A Romance, by Eaile Csr,en. author.
ess of The Rose OF Thistle Island.
l. IMMATURE GERMAN RoMANCEs, by II. z.
Zchokke.
5 THE MINOR POEMS OF SIR EDWARD LYrroN
BULWER. edited by d. Mcleod. Esq.
6 THE ROaIAN TRATTOR-A Romance, by H. W
Herbert, EsQ.
T0-.NORROW MORNING,
THE WANDERING JEW, No.s-Truusatsd By Herbert.
Free 6 cents
JUST PUBLISHED,
FORECASTLE YARNS, Second Edi tiaR. Pnce ls,. c,.
This work zoe. like hot cakes.
HALLS BRITISH BALLADS-A ,plsndia work Pr:ce
sI;i cents.
JOHN 3lANESTY. the Liverpool Merchant, By Dr. Ma.
gun. P::ee 12Ss cents. rs 3,s
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IMMATURE AIMAsAc-rRls DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

Passengers Arrived,
Tntse brig Joseph .9tkins from Parc-airs Metzler.
IN the brig Sterling from SavGRHah-J Bates, Henry
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Foreign Ports,

nr rGa an Prince, brgs Gcn Marion Shephard of NYor
ne1t James Marble stson OF and ioI Philad.
M,s,ian oi Bangor, Tor York. days Patapsco,
'selEe. do do, 3ds S"'AS'' W ''V'' Wv NSs ~'h'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

spoken. &C
MoSE.I 'chr Roberts, OF Washington. NJ hence for
70; Of Cape. Of Delaware big Rideout a S, Thomas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

According to The report issued from the Stamp and Tax or
ce it appears that the average circulation the United
Kingdom of the of oil the Banks except the Bank OF
England for the -four months ending the 18th Of October
a. annexed:
Private Banks fI614 l6s Bank of Ireland - 1851 $50
Joint Stock Banks. 3S3l, ,56I rriyate * Joint Stk
Chartered PIivate& & Banks ............ 456, ,96i
Joint Stock Bis. 2.9s7 ,6S5 Total cI7 0l7 5;.
England. d.............................fs .fs .68
Scouand.. Sssl.bt9
Ireland ............................. b,u1l,lu
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seTshp NsImora Page, for Havana: Mexican steamers
aasupe. Monezuina and brg ofwar Santa Ann for We
. efuz Bark 81 Joseph, Bahia. Wind fresh u, NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

eday The schooner Young Hickory Of Staten Island,
st wharf at Brooklyn, when the violence OF the
s, WIND and caused her TO beat agnin, the dock which
n hef 10 leaking. and she Immediately sank. We were
In 70 Learn whether any persons where on board al the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

vTJHE GENTLEMAN who found Pocket Book on Satur
day. nea: tna Park PosOce. Is requested TO return
The Book and PHos' sn @ he 9snnO R S 2Hrf K, the
notes e finder has any computations ofconscence about
keeping all the money, the return OF half OF Will be
quite satisfactory The Address d. o. box LEO Park
Post. Office MS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

4 WANTED TO PURCHASE small brick o.
"a frame House and Lot. vacant Lot, within ten
i, fifteen minutes walk of the South Ferry Brooklyn.
in0 left this Office describing the premises and iUs
tie i0est priee part hOe for cash. addressed 10
S. will be attended to- n23 2tis
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
Calvin stones Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA, IS.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
Danville, in said district, on the 10Th day of De.
vember, A. d. 1915
CALVIN STONE. Administrator of the Estate
~ of CALVIN STONE, late of st. Johnsbury,
in said district deceased, presents to the Court here
his petition in writing. praying the Court here TO
grant him license to sell the whole of the real es-
tate Of said deceased for the reason that sale of the
same would be beneficial to those interested--
Whereupon it is ordered by the Court here that said
application be heard and decided at Probate Court
to be holden at the Probate Office in DanviIIe afore.
said, on the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1914,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, and that said Ad.
min:irator cause all persons interested to be notified
of said application and of the time and place of hear
ing, by publishing copy of this order three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the Caledonian, newspaper printed
at st. Johusbury, in said district all of which publ
cations shall be previous to the time of hearing
SAMUEL b. MATTOCKS. Judge.
True copy, [334wS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-08
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, 81,
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District oil or
Icans-To the Helrs and Creditors and all con
coined in the Estate OF JAMES WI0sISs, late Oh
Barton ,Ierensed intestate GREETING.
NNTnEREAs Referees appointed for tho purpose OF
w adjusting matters of difference between James
Salisbury, Administrators of James Virgins and Dan
el Smith, Administrator of John Virgins late oil
Barton deceased, have reported to this Court that
half of the Real estate consisting of 80 acres oil
land purchased of John Kimball, and 60 acres oiand
purchased of William Barton and nppurIenances as
held by the said James in trust for the said John
Virgins. which report was accepted by the Probate
Court. Whereupon Daniel Smith, Administrator oil
John Virgins, has filed in this Court his applica-
ton requesting this Court to Decree the execution OF
said trust.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear at
session of the Probate Court, to be holden at the
Probate Office at Irasburgh, ON the Sd Wednesday
Of January next and show cause If any you may
have why the said Court should not decree the ex-
ecution of said trust. And it is ordered that this
order and notice shall be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Caledoninn printed at St. Jonsbury,
in this State the last of which shall be before the day
assigned for hearing aforesaid
Given under my hand at Iras5urgh, in said Dis
trict, this 18th day Of December, A. ID. ls43
334w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.