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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
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7 DWELL PREMIUM TICkINGS-For sale all
L. he VARIOUS yylGlas. by SPEAR RIPLEY,
NO 81 Libcr-y-st- up stairs
CTEANBOAT BI,ANk ETS-3O bales superior
- American Blankets. suitable for Ai!snuc vessels or
stesiEboa.s for sale by NESMITH Co ~ Pine-st dl3
cotton BATTS-5rO bales lst and ID qualities
di9 NESMITH L co. 70 Pine-st
NNALTHAM COTTUNS-lo cases new style super-
w me brachrd Shirtiugs, from the '" alLhsL Mills Just
received fox sale by NEsMITH i co. 50 Pine ST. dl3
NrEW-YORk BOOK-BINDERY, ia Fulton-st
N-A descriptions of plain aud elegant BooI binding e1-
ecIied with neaIness and despatch
IL This establishment particular attention given in select
ing of materials AID The mos; substantial workman
snip.
Librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries Will find II TO
;h-ir Advenage call and examine Tor themselves ei Ia
Futor-s Specimens OF Binding in al The various styles OF
Sneep, Gait, Russia, Morocco and Vriyei Bindings.
90 Il EDWARD WALKER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

IN CUANCERY.-Before the Wee Chancellor OF the
Seventh Circuit Amos Gille Dean o. hnowon and
otsrs. Bill h-d for partition oi lands, CHI b. Sedgwics,
OF N Y. comp!anants Solicitor. Jeremiah Brown,
of The defendants in Ih whose place OF residence
il in Michigan is required appear In this cause by t,
18th dag February next, the bill filed therein will be-
IN ken as confessed 80 MIN. d9 luw3w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

a TLANTiC DoCK.-The owpers ana Can,aiDa of
naips and steamboats, of he lares, clsss nrs r.snt
.S M and beT oorns
be Obtained Within the capssioas Basin of s S,isn,;
Dock and on more reasonable han a, nv of ,h o
docks along the shores OF he port A' VI Ns opeH
There Is ample room for any quantity OF Lighter. Cana,
or Towbosts with perfect protection from Ice or Other
casuElhes, 10 which crAft are exposed elsewhere - ~
Owners and Agents will md G hs.r inIsrsa 10 cali g, ~
,f6ce Of tho Atlantic Dock Company. No. wall,sl
nlQfI Itv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
NEW PATENT
JOHN DARLEI

NEW PATENT
A IR TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves for sale by
IA o2l 2n WM. WEST, 1S3 Hudson-a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

IL Nc. IS Jehnst-tet OFFER for sale fu4 of
Papers manufactured By Messrs Hubbard comprising
LED e. Papers, blue and white Imperial, super Royal
Roysl, Medium DENY and Flat Cap.
Bank toho Pns, Baak ORario Post, Exchange Cap
Extra Super Cut Cap ruled snd plain
Letter Paper ruled and pls!r, uli assortment
fachei Post Super aad Extra Super.
Timed Plate Paper; Colored Iaper.aiL
CeIored Royals thick and thin
Do Medium, do. do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books.
ine S!azed Coo.ed Mediums, Royals. Ac- Sc-
b have also hand very extensive assortment Of
MTnns Papers, Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
rapers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They also
nos agents Of the sea4in< Psien, Envelop Paper.
Prnnng Paper CT any zs knd quality made 70 order
thorT notice iyI osyeod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
TO OLAwYERs. s.STATESMEN &POLITICIAN
Iusurnnre.

INiRE ISSURANCE.-The Mutual Insurance Com
pany OF the City New York, Office No 81 formerly
No. 81 Wall.sL-The Directors have the satisfaction 10 IN,
form the public hsi all claims is Company oocasioned
By The late disastrous re and all other Claims have been
adjusted and paid in full and lhey deem II proper 10 ADD
that. altoug "a ths means have somewhat impaired BY
the a. osss tire Cornanv have still securely Invested
capital of TWO HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-FlEE
THOUSAND DOLLARS
This Company continue 10 insure against loss damage
by fire on as favorable terms rs similar Institutions IN this
CITY.
The Company commenced business IL 1857. the old
Mutual System and continued II up to The year lS ;shen
the Mutual plan abandoned and new cnaer oo!sned
retaining the original bu! inappropriate name as the bust
ofe Company since thai period has been based on an
INVESTED CAFITG divided into shares o ny dollars ecD
By order. GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New-Y York, October 2;ih, 1915 oSO u cod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

,-s>-s DRAFTS ON Great Britain and Ireland
<f - Persons remiltng money their friends in the
old country, can ohtan drafts OF The subscribers
for any amount (large smaill payable sight In ali A
principal towns aud cities IN the United Kingdom.
w. y J. r. TAPSCOTr, 75 Soulh-st. cor. Maiden.lane
N. & letter Bags Of the Steamer OF the 18th Dee vii
Leave the Post Once at halpast r. NJ. the l5h BY
which ali dralls be Forwarded. d2
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

II UBIN,S EXTRACTS, for the Handkerchief! VIZ
n Jessane Orange Flower. volets, Verbers Orange de
Portugal Bong de Caroline, Helstrope Bouquet Ge Vic
tora Bouquet des pames Rose, Pachouy &c for sale by
DAVID SANDS & co. n Eas; Broadway cor. Msrkssst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

aIY ORDER OF Daniel z. lngraham, one OF The Asso-
ID cae Judges of the Court OF Common Pleas Tor the city
county ofNewYork Notice is hereby given, pursuant
the provisions the authorizing attachments
against sbsconting, concealed and nonresident debtors
that attachment has issued against the estate of Ezra
Teal of the State OF Michigan and that the
will be sold The payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according TO law, within
nine months the first publication Of this notice; and
Thai the payment any debts due him by residents Of
This State and delivery him for his OF any prop
eriy within this State belonging 10 hn ana the transfer of
any such property him forbidden by law and void
Dated the tenth day of September 1876. F. II. OWEN,
sl6 layygm Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

mes,tor ,As DATE aj The
LADIES' LIST:
B.rFuller. Mrs. Ann Il
,rah Garyy, Mary
'rsh Gamble, Margaret
or Grsnger,Slrs Char
ity
rs Gernon, Mrs. Hal
len u.
1eE Griffin. .MrsDorothy
eth Guli!and, ,Mis$EllZa
An Grool, Mrs. Anna
J., Glover, Mrs. Daniel
LIZ Gaetschings, Mrs.
Cathsrine Il
Gugin, Cathsrine
IDA Hatfield, Mrs.
ma HAM gan, Miss c.
Helsler, Mrs. lrena
Ann Hale, Mrs James w
ca Hsgan, Mrs., /
/; Halle, Rachel
her, Herder COrnpna
Hamilton, Mrs. Ra-
Ma chel !.
=. Henderson, Miss
liza Sarah J.
fer' Hewett, Miss Lau-
ra A. I
Hicks, Mrs. Ca.h'ne
mia Higgins, Mrs VIM.
ran Hin. Mrs. John
sry Hildilch, Miss Ma :
nm riah
red Hodges, Mrs. S. a, S
HoldredgeMrsM Il :
.ath- Howard, Miss }.
Emma 5
ydia Hummerson, Miss S
me Lydia
Hyland. Betsey S
'se' Jansen, Miss 5
JochiInscn, idrs. :
!" Caroline 5
7 Jones, Miss Eliza :
No Ann :
Jacob, Mrs. Jane ;
10 Johnson, Miss :
tlgth-sL) :
.,., Jent. Miss Susan :
B. Kelly, Ellen
.isy KecsllaIn, Anna
rel Kenny, Jene +.
en- Kerr, Miss Ruth !
ice Kingston, Miss Ma :,
n riah
e, KuishtMrsSsrahW, ,
v kirkpatrick. Han'h !
King, Mrs. Sarah ,
rs IarOunt, EnIa
mes Ladden, Juliette Z
ate Lahonann, Anto- I
Lemon, Miss Jane =
gal Lea, Mrs. II. NJ.
an Lloyd, Miss Catha-
n rine y. ,
an Ludlow ,hIissEli liZ'h
Loss, D. (Reed-st.) } h
.liz- Lyon, Mrs. Sarah
Lyon, ,MissHan'h G
E lMniry, Madame '
lb'h Matthews, Eliz'h J
Ar MeIgs, Miss +. b.
Merno, MissSophia '
Merrill, ,MrsAnna z '
liza Miller, Miss Jane
ace Miller, ,MissMatilda '
Morrison, Miss Jo- y
liza sephine '
.n- Morrison, Mrs. Sa- '
rat Y.
liz Murray, MrsBrid II '
Mooney, Margaret
inc MundellMissRach'lN Y
.hia MI cay, CatllarineIN '
-sEfrN /" MN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

~, STEAM POWER ard rooms 10 ie; in the Fri
sE5 buue Buildings. Apply ei this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

e. FOX sALE-The new elegant Gothic stone House
H:H and Lot No l6 Gramercy Park, 20-OL The House 10
situated directly tha; beautiful Park Is s. feet cont
s. feet Deep three stories and attic high and Of the most
commodous construction II has Croioa wafer, gas pipes
and furnace tubes connected with excellent furnace
throughout Thereia spacious hall, marble tiled S marble
mantes saiuary 10 first story plate gass IN the who 'front.'
plated furniture in all tue roor-bath rooms and water
cIoses tuahoeany doors in 6rsi story yersndah front
and rear ard whole repee with every convenience tor
family and s finished in the most neat and substantial
rnanrer Th, house will be- sold either with without
the lot in the rear on l9st For terms, which will be
coulmodating apply TO ELlaU TOWNSEND, % Mer'
chants Exchange or c. 4 6. BELDEN, Is Grammercy
PARK or 50 WslI.s, 90 II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
.n~s = NEM.Y0Rk AND ERIE e

S-s-Sta4s-~tsR ABROAD LlNE-W inter Ar 80
sAS<ss2S--sa-ss-1r : nt-On- Passenger line N
each wsy daily, leaving New YORK and MddieEowu ever
morning, Sunday excepicd,l at O'clock
Freight Barge will leave New-York from foot Of Dusle
s-Tursiny Thursday and Saturday afternoons at oclOa
Stages for NeNburg Poughkeepse, Hudson and AbAy
leave Turner'S Depot upon arrival OF passenger train
Stages for Bioomn sburg, Monticello Milford, Homes de
Carbendale, Binghsmlon, Owego. &c &c. leave Middle
lowr. upon arrival OF passenger train.
For farther information apply al The Office, o.
Dusnr and West sts DIS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

IN CHASCEEE-B-ore the Chancelor.-Juhn j.
Palmer Special Receiver. Samuel J. Bayard sud ane
A his wife William NJ. bayard and Romanea C. his wife,
and Lewis p. Baysri nad oihersBi for foreclosure OF
Mortgage.-B. ". Bonney Compairants Solicitor, ~
Wsistreei-Wiian " Baysrd and Romainea c. HE wife,
and Lewis Bayard three OF the defendants in this cane
The place OF residence each OF whom somewhere IN Inc
State OF Nev Jersey and far from the City OF New
York. and each and every OF them hereby required 10
appear his and 10 answer The Bill OF Compliant
f IN this cause before the 6th day of March next,
s46 or BiIIof Compsin viii be taken confess
eL by them. and zach. and every Of them. dc law3w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

S4 York 10 Newark. Elzabetht0wn, West.
field Scotch Plains, Piaindeid, New.
Market, Bound Brook and S0neryt.le " }.
The public are respectfully informed that the subscriber
hss established ENpr,ss rom New York 10 Some:yls
sud utermeiaie plsc-s named above for the
and speedy delivery Qt Packages. Bundles, Mouey
&c The collection OF Notes aui Bs snd all other bushes,
sppertaiuns weltreguRiei Express.
Hours OF leavng-NeNv- York, st O'Clock. 4. ~ daily
SOmsrville |! o'ciocS, 7. VI
once in New.York, Merchants Hotel, Il Cortland.si;
Somerye ~ D. Noes Hotel and at the intervening place,
dIStf A. D. HOPE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

NOTICE IS hereby gwen, that Writ OF Attachment
against goods and chates nights and credits mo-
nie aud effects lands and ienerents ofDavd Morrel Eo-
ratio s Morre Dane! Morre, partners trading IN me
name of Morre CO.. absent debtors, for the sum OF
twenty thousand dollars plea OF Tres2ass on the Case
upon promises the suit OF Thomas Garner and james
Garner partners. trading in the name OF Garner Co
was issued out the Circuit Court Of the County OF Middle
ey in the State of Jersey retnrnabe 10 the Term OF
August in the year Lord eighteen hundred and forty
~ BOORAEM. Clerk
Ey Roerss Attorney sl3 aS5m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

E-s&fe..sS ing NJ PoUghse-psie and Kingston. Tha
sssssssS'S7s splendid Steamboat James Madison CAp,
C. NJ HarcoS W III leave the Steamboat Pier Al the foot o!
Calar.sl every Aondsy, Wednesday an6 Saturday si
O'Clock T. VI Returning Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
Freight barge prices For passage or freight apply
on hosrd or 10 O. < Wainwright, sgent the wharf o.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

g. CITY HOTEL, Hsrtfold o. 81, 10 ,i1t If app
N wsl-snown establishment IS oGsrei ior r., 80 III h,
Ar,rion is iuu,edisely insde The Furniture a''l on 80
r,snc.s can be had on reasonable terms POSSESSION
ggeu Immediately i desired. For paIlcn;s,s
subscriber a. The City Hotel eohii'
d2o lw'
80 CITY OF BROOkLIN.-AtP Pnvsie sa.e-a .,
M house and lots OF ground situated on Ine eons. t
ELI Bedford and ARK n East SrooSyn' wv ~ 1s
lots fronting on Spencer-si on which Is good eA'IlAS
Ens the dwelling house - feet by 81 feet OF two stores
and basement with tea room in the rear oui "a s Vs
~, ;,h yrsp,. vines srbors auJ choice fruit trees four
nha LOT. can De had # required. Stages leave the u'oa
Ferry 'o' R-At, sSTHoSY j. sLEECKER. Aueti9neer,
s,o,, No : Rrosd ST near Wslst
@AYAITABIE PRoPEKTi For saens!!ia., ss,-.s !;,.,,
LIZ ed the west side Of me CS!aga a. ia yiIs- Of
ca,osn Consisting OF large brick mansion huis IN modern
style ard In the substantial nsnner VITO %
,oy.r With vs acres of land pleasantly susd at gre
Bsnks OF the Csyugs Lake, where me cuns verr
low-par; of the purchase money can ienl.a on oupr
mortgage and an iads ts Tl pSyn % o. SnI,bsf
d20 In william L. BOYD ! so-e9-S--
cG GWAIkEK-sT.-AtP Private Ssie-A h3as7 ,.. ,5a ~
E WaiFer,t near Mulberry st--the lot . ee oY i0O
'eee FCS aSTHoSY 1TsIs 9Pys J. BLEEcKER Aueleneer.
dao Iw No Broad--t peer " NalL--t-
80 AT PRIyATE SALE sa.tage,----raTee l'.,
AZ vauable stands for business OF the S'hsvenae near
i''l'''- ANTRHoSY S;RaE J. BLEEcKER, Apc.i9aeer.
dAn i've No Broai-sJ. near Wsll,st.
- WOOST ER-sT.-.tt Private Ssle--A three story
s brick House. with basement in W99,er-si SS nnSSe
Spripg.-t with room. counter cellar ana S!lcheh
n6er the tea roomhe lo g et by 100 feet For terms
spply to ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aueuoneer'
'ffiS f,r MOI Sruad.st near WSll-t
@ FOR SALE-A lot in Carmnesi. and house and
ia loi in Downing-st between Beecker ard Bedford
I each p il by deep. For fsrther particulars apply
10 F. McCrakeu q Corueia-st between The hours OF
and P. VI. Gto - o,eo,.
1Zs ST. JOHN,S pARk.-For sale-The House No
E;s itS Hndson.st fronting the Square, with teal oom
ELL stable and icehouse attached The io Is @ t~enty MY.
N, feet sS inches by hundred and seventy ve ee
en xrenis through 10 Coisier-st For particulars inquire
NJ GEO J. CORNELL, u Wal-st. DIS -Weod
g. AT PRIVATE SALE-26th-st l-t and "a. "a ave, a, T.
I nues-Two three story brick houses on me Norl 1'u
AI4 OF 26lst between Isl and 2d ayenuss-eaca 10y -
feet BY feeiihe houses . feet ny > feet eacnShe"
in ibe be-; manner, and built OF the hestp4iera1'
Also 10, o. ground OF :he same dimensions on -'t7-
in tie rear Of one ofihc above houses
Aso lot II inches by lCo feet, on The West side o
adtv-nue between I'D and 95d =ts distant lOO feet soUa
OF .Sd-si. For terms, apply TO
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auctione-r
d21lw No BroSd,st near w aust.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

c. EXECUTORS SAL. T. OF Rea! t:state-The sob
@ srrihe,s AS Executors OF the las. Will ard testament
OF Susau Aycrigg, will sell public suction al the
Merchants Exchange on Tuesday, the 5Oth Decem
Der inst Anthouy Bleecker, Auctioneer the following
desirable property, viz;
House and Lot No. 1875 Wsshnclon-st-i being The
North East corner Washington and Fulton ss opposite
Washington Market
HouIe aud Lot No S7a Greenwichstit being the North
East corner of Greenwich and North Moore sts
Two Lois on the East side OF Savenue, between i'th
and 18Th ss being the second and third lots from The corner
of l5hs, will he sod as three ots of II feet inches 'front.'
Two Lots on the North side of lSth-st beginning POI feet
East from the st avenue-each lot g feet inches front
Titles perfect For farther particulars see Executors AG
v.rt,seent In the Mornins Courier and NewYork EuGu
rer or apply 10 B. Aycrgg, No 400 Greenwchst below
Huhert-st- q. c. A1CR!GG, t.Necutorso ol
DC tS0y &. AGCRiGG, susan AycflsE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
5topcs &r.

ROBERT IT. MORRIS. p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

IN CHANCERN-Before the Vice Chancellor of the
First Circuit-Selden NJ. Pratt James b. Dunwoody
and Saeah hs WiieBli for the partition of Lands-S Fl.
Clapp ofhe City of NevYork. Complananrs Solicitor
James B. Dunwoody and Sa-ah his wife. two OF the de-
endan in this cause, whose place OF residence is IN The
State South Carolina required 10 appear IN ht. cause
by the twentieth day OF February next orhe bill tiled there
in will h. tsken AZ confessed BY them d9 lawSw'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

T~D : >NUTiCE.-Tbe Peoples Line have made
arrangements with The powerful Steamers
UTICA and NORWICH 10 run x, Albany
or - far a. The Ice Will permO every day O'Clock
n IN farther pn-ca Nsyr-YorS Dec. 81, 1915 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
,T-<as n. CARPENTER & co.'s Line fot

SnGla----ie New Aurgh.--The new barge SUPERIOR
zs1s<s7a7es'>- Can't Cu.RLEs HALsTEAD, NJ. leave he
foot oC WarrersL every Tuesday and Friday afternoon
5oslcck-ard returning, will. Newbnrgh every Wei
res,,sy and Saturday afternoon al O'CLOCK
The above barge fitted up with stae-rooms large
roruoiious csbins and passengers Will mad u very pies
san; way OF making the passage.
Freight taken 81 The lowestrses-
Absggsge packages, parcels Of goods or money mus, t-
At the risk the thereof unless entered upon b,
hooks OF the boat rscepted for. sic
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
List Of Letters Remaining in the N.Y. Post ofhce
Saturday, December 20

pz>a,. .ea.son ass DATE Of the L.s In s'aieA iAe'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
MARRIED,

AT Gulford, ID. Jacobs Ho.el,) on the Cd day Of
April, inst, by S Skies, Esq. MIR c. G. Houghton
and Miss M. A. Sergeant, both of Dummerston.
In Rockingham, 9TH inst, by II. Baxter, Esq,
Mr. William Durant of Brattleboro, 10 Miss Susan
2. Brockway of Washington, N. II.
In Rockingham, 9Th inst, by Rev A. X. Putnam,
Mr. John L. Johnson Of Saxton's River, to Miss
Sarah II. Webb, daughter of Col Ethan b. Webb,
of Bellows Falls.
In Nottingham, on the Cd inst, by Reuben
Winn, Esq, Mr. BENJAMIN ii. North Of Northamp-
ton, Mass, to Miss Olive Reed of W.
In Jamaica, 9Th inst, by Rev. N Cudworth, Mr.
Aaron M. Butler and Miss Emene, daughter Of
Dea James Muzzy, all Of Jamaica.
In Hnsdae, N. H., 9th inst, by Frederick Boy
den, Esq, MIR Orrin Slate Of Hnsdale, to Miss Jane
A. Burrows of Mortified, Mass.
In Bernardston, Mass, April 3, by Rev. 7. +.
Rogers, Mr. Joseph Wright, Jr. Of Wethers6eld,
CT, TO Miss Fidelia Dickinson, Of B.
In Romulus, N. Y, March 4, Mr. J. E. Shattuck
of Ley den, Mass, to Miss Harriet E. Chaplin, of r
In Leyden, April 3, by John Drury, Esq, Mr.
Nelson Merritt, merchant of Colerane, TO Miss
Martha A. Gaut of Leyden.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
STATE OF VERMONT.
MARLBORO, IS

MARLBORO, IS.
In Probate Court, .9pril, TO- 1916.
TOMES Reuben VIM, Guardian of Charles r.
~ Corkns, a minor, and devsee of the Estate OF
JOSEPH CORK1NS, late of Nottingham, de-
ceased, and moves the Court here for License to
sell the Real Estate of his said ward consisting OF
one undivided half of farm of $50 acres of land,
situated in Nottingham and Halifax, subject to
the life estate of the widow of said deceased in
third Of said farm, and also charged with the sup
port Of the sisters of his said ward, suggesting that
it would be conducive to the interest OF his said
ward to sell the same, for the purpose of putting
the proceeds thereof at interest.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered that said Guardian
notify all persons interested, that this Court will
decide upon said application, at a session thereof
specially TO be holden at the Probate Office, in
Brat,leboro in said district, the first Monday oil
May next, by publishing copy Of the record Of
this order, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed at said Brattleboro, previous to
said time Of hearing.
true copy of Record
81 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, april i0M, 1s45.
GOMES Reuben VIM, Administrator upon the
~ Estate of ABSALOM PIKE, JR late OF
Nottingham, in said District, deceased and files
his administration account for examination and al
lowance
Whereupon, il is ordered that the same be heard
and examined before this Court, at session there
of specially 10 be holden at the Probate Office in
Brattlebnro in said district, on the FIRST Monday oil
May next; and that said administrator notify all
persons interested, Of the time and place Of said
hearing, by publishing copy of The record of this
order, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed at said Brattleboro, previous tC
said time Of hearaing
A true copy of Record
"a Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
DEMANDS
CALF SKINS.
STATE OF VERMONT.
WINDHAM, SIS.
I'm CHANCERY.
Samuel Clark
Amos May, and Nathan K. Samson.
Samuel Clark

Amos May, and Nathan K. Samson.
In this case, the Bill, which is made returna-
IL Bile to the Court of Chancerv next to be
held at Newiane in said County, on the last
Tuesday of May, 1S45, charges in substance,
That Amos May, OF Brattleboro in said Coun-
~, on the 9th day oil March, A. ID. 1874, being
indebted to Nathan X. Samson, then of said
Brattleboro, now of Perry in the County Of
Lake, and State Of Ohio, in the sum of thirteen
hundred dollars, specified in his promissory note
of that date, payable in two years from the first
day of April then next following, with interest
annually after said first day Of ApriI,--in order
to secure the payment thereof, on the same
fifth day OF March, by his deed of that date,
conveyed in mortgage to said Samson, certain
piece Of land in said Brattleboro, of about one
hundred and thirty-tve acres,-bounded on the
south by lands Of Samuel Clark, on The west
by lands of Luther Sergeant, Asa Marsh, John
Alexander and the highway, on the north by
land Of Solomon Dunkee, SeIah Chamberlain
and Cyril Martin, and on Inc East by lands of
Cyril Martin and Nathaniel Kiltredge That
said Nathan X. Sampson, afterwards on the
same 9th day of March aforesaid, by his deed
OF that date, for the consideration of $500,
duly assigned and transferred said note and
mortgage to the Orator.-That afterwards, on
the same 9th day of March, the said Amos
May, by his deed of that date, conveyed the
premises in mortgage to said Samson, 10 secure
the payment oil ms other Two notes to said
Samson of two hundred dollars each, TO hold
the same subject To said mortgage so assigned
to the Orator as aforesaid. And further set
ting forth, that no part of the said thirteen
hundred dollar note has ever been paid, that
one years interest is now due thereon and i'm
arrear; praying that the defendants may be
decreed TO pay the same by a short day, and in
default thereof that they be debarred and fore
closed of all equity OF redemption of the premi-
ses whatever.
And for as much as il appears that Nathan
X. Samson, one OF the defendants, resides with
out this State, so that the process of this court
cannot be personally served upon him, il is
ordered that the substance Of said Bill and this
Order be published, three weeks successfully, in
the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Bratileboro
aforesaid the last Of which publications shall
be mol less than twenty days previous 10 the
session of the Court to which said Bill is made
relurnable-whch shall be deemed sufficient
notice TO said Nathan X. Samson, TO appear
and answer said Bill.
Dated at New Fame aforesaid, this second
day OF April, A. ID. 1916.
MARSHALL MILLER, Clerk.
Asa KEYEs, Solicitor. SO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-04-18
STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, april I0tk, 1S45.
EOMES Betsey Brigham, widow of LISCOMB
~ BRIGHAM, late Of Nottingham, in said Dis
trict deceased, and moves the Court here for
Segment of personal property from the Estate Of
said deceased
Whereupon, it is ordered that said petitioner
notify all persons interested that this Court will
decide upon said application, at session thereof
specially to be holden at the Probate Office in
Brattleboro, in said District, on the FIRST Monday
of May next, by publishing copy of the record Of
this ORDER three weeks successfully IN the Vermont
Phoenix printed at said Brattteboro, previous to
said time ofhearing.
A true copy of Record.
"a Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r