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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
Millinery and NYantua Maxim

GNyA MRS HOLDRIDGE respectfully informs the
Ladies of Burlington and vicinity that she
V<Ahas removed from her old stand to the west
side of Main street between Jefferson and Wash
ington, over the City Auction Room, where she
still continues the Millinery and Mantua Making
business in all its various branches. She would
return many thanks to the ladies for their past pat
ronage and solicits continuance, as she hopes
she is now amply prepared to give entire satisfac-
ton to all who may choose to favor her with CALL
A variety Of Fancy Articles, Dress Goods, Sharls
ETC., will be kept constantly hand, such as Bon
nets, bosses, plumes head dresses, caps, wells, rib
bOns, flowers, collars, borders, edgings, silk thew
el, silk laces, grapes, hosiery, gloves, linen and
Victoria bobins; French and linen floss; spool and
skein thread; sewing silks; silks; satins velvets
pushes; shell, side and tuck combs; needles; pins;
hooks and eyes; cord; whalebone, etc. etc.
All orders from distance promptly attended to.
Burlington, Nov. %, lS4s-ip sr-.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
D { e D

. this city, on the i4th inst, JAMES. son OF THos
~ ELisA HEDeE, aged months and II days.
la.KkOknk on the 9Th inst, Mrs MARIA I. WooD
vile Of Rev. Glen Wood, Pastor OF the First Pres-
hy1lFiaa Church.
1aAatou, Ill, ON the eth instant, OF Group, CHAs
Fo1TF, youngest son of Col. J. 6. Ketcham, aged
9yeofs and months.
AlAayss have their time to fall,
sxAA1 Sewers 70 Mitbsr ut the North winds Dream,
AnA ssags n set: hut all
ae Jbss bass 81 SEASONS for thine own, Death"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

DERsONS DESTROYS of locating with Land War
L rants, or entering with money, lands in any of
the adjacent counties in this State in Illinois, can
have the same attended to with Despatch, and on
reasonable terms, by applying to the subscriber in
Burlington, who keeps constantly on hand maps OF
all the vacant or Congress lands in said counties,
for the accommodation of persons who may do their
business through him. WARD LAMSON.
Burlington. Iowa, nov I, lS4s.
10 N. B. When desired, and the money depos-
tied with the subs :riber, lands in the Quincy Land
Office District will be entered by Telegraph.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT IN IOWA.
w are prepared to sell all kinds Of Saddles,
w Brides, Harness. Collars, Whips, Harness
Leather, Skirting, Bride Leather, Hog Skin Seat
ing, Saddlery Hardware, Laces. Gum Cloth, Span
ish Moss, &C. &c. cheaper than can be bought else
where in Iowa. We cannot be beat in quality or
price. Call and see.
Nov. rs. :4Y WARE goodwin.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
Notice

rs hereby given, that will present petition to
1 Probate Court in and for the county OF Louisa
and state of Iowa. at the next term Of said court to
be held at the office of the Probate Judge in Wape-
10, in said county, the first Monday ito wit, Sd
day) OF December next, at O'Clock, A. M, on said
day, for license to sell SO much Of the real es-
tate Of Elisha Searlc, late of said county, decd,
Is will pay the debts of said Estate, and where
all persons interested may attend and shew cause,
If any they have, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted. SARAH SEARLE,
W.nello Nov. Is, l849-3t Adm,x said Estate
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

FOOte u Go.
NHOLEsA ALE Grocers, have in store and to ar
w rive, the following merchandise which are
offered low for cash 30 hhds sugar, ordinary to
prime qualities. 200 sacks Rio Coffee, 100 bbls mo-
lasses, 100 kegs nails. (nov II Water Street.
To Printers.
lust received and in receipt of o large lot of su
perior ssPrinting Papers, from the Virginia and
Phoenix PAPER Mills, sizes a4x37 and 22xa2. Orders
for any size or amount can be filed at the lowest
cash prices on the shortest notice.
Burlington, nov l, '49. FOOTE CO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
Brushes! Brushes!

Brushes! Brushes!
4 FRESH supply of brushes just received from the
best eastern manufactures, consisting Of every
description of paint varnish, whitewash scrubbing,
horse, glue paste esh hair cloth, tooth, nail and
shaving brushes, for sale low at BURNAP'S
oct IS, ,49. Drug store, JEFF ST., Burlington
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

~ UlI 10. s4Gsr with Fever and Aguep-
81 because some practitioner has exhausted his
.tal skill in treating your case, without effect
- cuEe2 Or are you discouraged from repeated
ofes With quinine, or other violent remedies. adj
.e9aseersl In the form OF pills. Ifso, have imme-
9eia 1aconfse 10 the use Of SAITH Tonic Syrup, or
yyAeess Fsbr!fsse.'s which insures speedy relief,
ssi,o1e sataiIing upon the system the Ague Cake.
AsfA arrangements. &c. You will Rnd il at E.
!. QsyI 1srainston Iowa. 9sf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

Dye Woods, etc.
m LBS Clipped logwood, cases extra do; casks
~ camwood; 200 lbs blue v,triol; 400 lbs best
madden; so lbs yerdigris; for sale low, by
nov 1, 40 j.. F. TALLANT
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
BURLINGTON HAWK.EYE.
Hats, Can. and rurs-for F.l, and w,u,.r.

Hats, Caps and Furs-for Fall and Winter. Z
M ]. sTURGlS 4 SON have just received
fresh supply Of goods in their line, CON- %8n1
prisng Fashionable Moleskin Hats of ve-
ry superior quality-the finest we have yet offered:
also, general assortment Of Fur and Plush Caps,
embracing fine otter, Seal, Muskrat, Mohair Silk,
Plush, Oregon, SLOUGH, etc., ETC., large variety
Also, Ladies' Mufs, viz: extra fine and fine Lynx,
medium do, Jeanette end Coney for Misses.
The attention of country merchants is respect
fully solicited.
Hats purchased of US dressed gratis, and all 9th
ers at moderate charges. ~
NB-An kinds Of furs bought at the highest
prices for cash. Burlington, nov l., $40
A CARD.
TTHE unders igned have discontinued the Forward
L ing and Commission business in Burlington,
and rented their old stand to Foote 4 Co., where
the same business will be conducted on the usual
terms. ~
They would cordially recommend Messrs Foote
Co to all their old friends and patrons, here and
elsewhere, soliciting for them continuance Of
those favors which have often been extended to
the house OF bur. nov j FIG PEASLEY s. CO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

The Canton Tea Company's Teas.
5OO LBS just received fthese very superior teas,
wv comprising every variety Of Green and Black
Teas at every price, from rs cts to so per ID. Inn
perial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Hon.
qua, ooiong and Souchong Teas, at all prices, and
warranted fresh and pure. For sale by
nov I, 40. ]. F. TALLANT.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

UEENSWARE: 100 sets ass'd granite plates;
xaF 400 do blue edged white plates; 800 do COM
mon teas 100 do assorted granite teas; 10 doz.
assorted sizes bowls with pitchers pots, sugars,
mugs, etc., ETC., just received and for sale at
oct IS, '4s. GARRETT CooPERs.
Main below Jefferson street.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

Threads, Combs, etc.
0EO LBS. white. red, blue and assorted skein
LCO thread; 200 doz. assorted and white spool
thread rs lbs. blk. white and assorted linen thread
rs packs pins, rs doz ass. tuck combs, 40 doz.
dressing combs, 80 doz. fine ivory combs, also,
hooks and eyes. needles, whalebone, tapes, sewing
silk and twist, linen bobins, cords, wallets ETC., for
sale by foct IS, ,49.) GARRETT 4 COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

Capt. Wormly, . native Of Virginia, has
just been made Rear Admiral in the Brit
ish navy.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

OFFERS for sale General assortment Of Mer-
chandise at the Barrett House stores, which ne
is disposed to sell at the most reasonable rates.
T. F. Cords has on hand good assortment OIL
Hardware, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes etc
All purchasers are invited to examine his stock
OF Merchandise. which he is disposed to sell al
small profits. - All kinds Of Produce will be
taken in exchange for Goods.
Burlington, Iowa, Nov. Is, ls49-lm
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

Notice.
TINE undersigned will redeem the Checks of
i Messrs l.. w. Clark !. Co., at par, on presen-
tation at their counter.
Oct25 W.T. COOLBAUGH CO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

From Montrose to Muscatine in connection with
the st Louis end Keokuk Packets.
The light draught passenger stea-
e2zAseryXgR mer MAGNET, .. HARRIS, Mas
= ter. will run as regular packet be-
tween Montrose and Muscatine. leaving Montrose
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock,
A. NJ Returning, will leave Muscatine at O'Clock
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday ,arriving at Mon
trose in time for the packet, same night. an
I5.Shippers may depend upon forwarding or re-
ceivinc their freights with despatch. Nov Is, '49
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
Nrw Yoax, Nov: ID g, En-;

o.s :. ss !
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
poRx Ann Rrrr pAckING.

T1AvING made great additions to my Strengthening and
Ii Packing Houses and being well supplied with Bbli
and salt prepared to pack Beef and Pork in any
terms, every thing packed by me- will be delivered the
wharf free 0fchargs. saEs .a5E=a - sH Erse
Terms-Cash on delivery AZ @a @H a4s -
am also prepared to advance to them who desire it
For further particulars, enquire Of E. ID. RAND
Burlington, nov ], 40 (Gazette copy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

50 Cases Boots and Shoes.
WE are in receipt of our entire stock OF
w boots and shoes, comprising most complete
assortment of Mems fine calf boots; do extra and
common kip boots; do kip and COW hide water
proof boots; do thick boots ass'd qualities; boys
and childs kip and thick boots. mems and boys kip
and thick brogans. Alarge assortment of women's
and chidrens shoes. {oct25) G LAuMAn& BRO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

q - PIECES cassimeres and arcolas, 20 bales "a.
sd Al and 5-4 bro muslins, $50 pieces bleached
musins 20 do irish Linens. 30 do satinetts (all coll
and prices) 10 do black blue and olive cloths,
so do fannes (red, white, green and yellow) 40 do
plain and plaid lnseys, 90 do tickings "a, IS and
A., 10 do apron checks, with osnaburgs, drilngs,
canton fannels, table linens, linen sheetings, etc.,
for sale by (oct IS, '49.) GARRETT COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22
G.. w. ROwie.

TToINEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington,
n Iowa. E5-Ciice, corner OF Third and Wash
ington streets aug q. ,4s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-22

TARDWARE: saws, axes log and trace chains,
H. shovels, spades, locks, latches, hinges, screws,
steeyards, balances shovel and tongs, curry combs
brass and japan c. sticks, hatchets, hammers, ra-
zors. razor strcps, files, pocket and pen knives,
knives and forks iron, brittania and table and
tea spoons, drawing knives, butcher knives jacks,
backing, states, ETC., ETC., with great many other
articles in the Hardware line, just received and for
sale by foct 25,'49.) GARRETT s. COOPER
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
ARRIVhL-oF THE AMERICA
AT HALIFAX.
! WEEK LATER rGoM EUROPE
~ INlgNIL % n 1000 .IlIn,.

~
lAMr,N, June ~.
Aillirs uu the Continent Ind undergone nu
important change during the week proceed
lug the departure Of the America though tho
events bad been neither irw nor tr,liug. In
france ucw Cabinet lns been formed 10y
rtI1 ruut1trnrr ~ tI-l+44...- laIrnlaud Duflurr.
ILcucw ministry is The same IN the old.oAccpt
Duiuurc tUhus the department. Hs minister or
tho Interior NJ IocgucylDle OF Foreign Az
iairs aud VI. Lnnguluuls OF Commerce. Both
Bcdcau uud Remusut refused to accent tho
department 81 Foreign Aflnrs, ~ consc-
qucucc ofthc complicated difficulties ofIho
Italian question. Much surprise WINS excited
hy The omission of Marshal Bngraud from the
list. Tho Paris papers generally express dis
approval otiho compromise, and predict It's
failure. Tic Red Republicans are especially
violent iu duiiuuECiug the new ministry.
Icse'R s'sricn of cunqucrigE tho Romans
into affection for France, has not been yet
rcali2cd,aud he has returned TO Paris for far
thrr instructions. Some accounts say TINT
lac was recalled and that the same nesson-
ger carried positive Instructions TO Gen. Gu
diuot, 10 reduce the Eternal city To subsection
at all hazards, aud dat, huving moved his ar
my close to the ciIyhc would commence the
nunck with an nrIny f25, 600 men, on the
50lli of May. The Romans have announced
firm resolution to defend, To tho death tic
expected assault Ortho French, aud il is stn.
ted that they have AN efficient force OF so 600
The Pope sill persists in demanding the
unqualified renewal ofhis powers rs a. TEN.
l,oral rulur, and ills The lriumyratc, backed
10y The people, declare they will. ncvur con.
cedc. There is at tho bottom Of every hcarr,
says Ma22iui determination, The most pro-
found, te accomplish the Destruction OF the
power Of the Pope, all bear the
same huUrrt oftite eeperHtnGnl nlPricsts.uu-
der whatever form it may he presented. We
shall fight To the last against all projects of
a restoration. i
The war IN Hungary presents no new loa-,
IurcSnnd sincctho fall ofBuda into the hands /
Of the llung0rinns, no event has occurred |
to hive II permanent influence on /
The result of the struggle, though the Iluugn |
-ians have achieved farther, aud in some res
poets, important victories. There IL uvi- |
icncG thar thc contestants nre con.
'eHtreting ihcir forces, and accounts uCu Ire.
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1EAgAIG.

In Peacham, May 3rst, ofluug complaint,
Mr. Hollis > Ladd, aged Al; also, May ! /, Jas.
perl son of Holils ! Ladd, aged 10 ys6 ms
In Danvllc, June 1. of consumption, Miss
sarah lidrtls daughter of Abncr Harris, ESD
aged 80. ----------'
Al Passumpsic Village Barnet June 4, OF
consumption, Mrs Olive, widow of Mr. Dan.
lel Remlek, Formerly of Dauyilc, aged O..
Printers IN n II are &c
In Dumnirrston, June Sd, MIR Henry a. Be
mis-, IN the 29d year of his age
AT Fort Independence, Mo. May lG, of chol.
era, on his way to CahiOIHId, f'TEssEurst- ",
MouRE, Of Battlc Creek, Michigan, and a few
years since a student in the ST Johnsbury A.
cadrUyI ugrt ~.
In Southport, Wisconsin, on the 10th Of A.
pIAr Dr. hoHAeE llouoHroN, formtry of Lyn-
don, VI. aged abont a yeats His death
was an unexpected Etruisr to hts family and
friends, as he was IN his usual health, until a
few hours before. his drcrase having died
with congestion of the blood vessels Of tho
membranes OF the brain. hlr II. had been
citizen OF Southport from its early settlement.
and 0cepRSd an ihlBenual position in socie,
~. Com
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
ENPREsmENTroLN DGKBl

A Telegraph Despatch, daled Nashville
Jpne o. says ELK President Polk dlod lusl
gVduiug ofchronie rliauI,uu" No puuicu-
Als hJe glYen bm Trims bHsH irHs,,t, e,s 4
.ar 10 daysH'al be- was dangerously 10. Pm.
lieulars ofhis death will soon be received,
Tho Boston Adas hos Ibo following iu rrr
eroHcu 20 NJ PolI's deaths
H6'wllizhrd yesterday In our telegraph
lr despatch llir announcement o. Ae death
ui EA-Firldrut iAHrs T., PnlE. ilr died
100 Nashville lonuhstrui on Sunday evening
ue i1ll inst, Of chrpur dHfrLUn, Pfey-
ouh accounts Ot hs illnDs- bad brru puldi-h-
ed, hul 500 could got real,le dat death would
vat nup 90 tuuui Whu tHd % lDW short
mouths before Tiled Hp large % rFnco 100 lbo
puddle eve, liut death b. 40 robprunr at per
SIMS The public acts nf NJ lolk-ilusu
500 moan, with which be- D. chiefly idcullGrd
1i ilH public mind, uru Of Hu. rncpul date lhnt
% Do unnecessary % refer % them on tlliH or-
CutiOn, There Inns not brru sufficient lapse
"i ilnir hluc0 Ice hehl.a high Oilro,tOr Use No.
UHrllFH ~ UHTiIUH 70 Futtrf tiuvSti - ..g4l
10 llm, uud yul, W. doubt whether any one
Wi trnd HE announcement Of hlH death,
Willoui Hiucrru regret, Bud especially Will
ilr irrIinFH of sympathy Boz extended 10 bio
noel nulnhlg md rcapoGcd widow, IL hoe
purtcd away from the tolls aud uuKiclirs Of
'IiI7 lllr, and eulorod upon another, agd wo
tusl % moro glorious existence, whore
"Nullce domcs'c, foreign levy, nothing
Can touch him further"
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Il III Il CA l. Il ID MA N.

lnendoua hallin aln every DIS looked EH,-
Tho Austrian General Wrldou has tren
supHrcuded 10y lieutenant Iluynuu., Prince
Faskiawiich vii command thG united Aus
irlan inrces, and Con, llayuuu IN lhe wesl.
The lnfnsl intelligence from Venice luG tho
AusH'ans, under Marshal liAdnlhhi, on rho
80 ~ Lai'.larsiinH illAl c.ly. NLc Wns close
~ Invested ~ all sides.
Lord clHrGnSen l,ns officially announced
ihal llie renlence oldonth Passed nn lAp ala'e
prisoners boo irClUHdt Ind been rouHHutuh 10
transportation iur life, Tho whole Of tho
western provinces IN Ireland nre represented
90 10 illn moot deWoulle condition. sorely
b. utterly dlsprgHuilrd
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STATE or VERMONT.

AAlfunnth Dtnhict, -.
Ata Probate Court, holden al The Probate OF,
Gee ~ Danville, within aud fof said DIS,
tfict, on the llh day Of Juncr A -. l-ig-
Flrscni, thNS lon Theron Howard, Judge
4 \ lnHitumrni, pufpouing 10 be the last
n WIZ and Testament oi Nawson Lathe,
late Of Burke, ~ fa,d District, deceased, being
presented 30 tho Court here by Charles g.
Newell, the executor therein named, for Pro.
bate II 10 ordered by said Court, shat al per.
sons concerned therein be- notified 10 appear
% session Of said Court 10 be- holden at the
Probate Oilcr, b. Dlnyllc on the ID day
Of Jaly, 1919, and shcw cause, II any they
may have, ugaln1t the Probate Of said VIII;
Tor which purpose, u ~ further ordered, that a
copy Of the record Of this order be- published
three weeks sucectaiycly ~ the Caicdonian, a
Newspaper printed at - Johnslmry, previous
iotaid time appointed for hearing
true copy IT record, fd10w3
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
Attest, T. HOWARD, judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
TO FARMERS Il DAIRY.MEN

A NTHONY Il EMERsON,s PATENT
a DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CIiURN.
fATEErEp Jas, ., 1910, In bringing this sr.
ieeiual and simple ChuTn into use, The propr,.
riors, feeling confidence 20 10 capabilities, do
not hrhltAlc % pronounce u tho brat chuTn
over offered 10 The public, THIS ohurn Is on
exhibition atthe agency,
~ broad bTHrET, ~ sTAigs, Basrog,
Ana ~ order a. convince the ihofoduious and
shl'aiJ the curious, 81 faSlfe o'oloek daiiy,
Il ciitRTLYG HILL. ne MiDE.
The public are invited o. call aud examine
we maehinr, and see ~ ut,liy tested II CON,
binre The following valuable qualities
lat II produces butter Ia Ices time tban any
other chufn, making itHnd gathering Il tom
sweet MILK "a from th,cc o. ought min tps. ana
nom cream ~ much Ices time,
"a II Pruducra more butter ffom The 6Ama
amount Of MILK OF cream, than the Ordinary
h'sNoa' o. ~ does ~ work "a more thorough
and scientific manner
ID IL n the cheapest aud most conyen,,n,
chufn ever invented, involving the tfuu phil.
osuPliieal principles II buttrT.tuakIur
4ih' New milk, after being cLufnea. -
sweet aud suitable iof family uac
9th Instead of feeding he calf With milk
direct from the oGw-chaTnsd sWret milk viii
butter IL all profit
We ohrrItupon HE following forms If
The ehufn docr not prove aa recommended, Il
may be returned. and the money Will be y.
funded.
We have constantly on hand and for snlrR
i've Gihrrgnt s'rcs, So 50, g., So, aud sic,
capable Of Ghnfning at one time, u, ~, 5l,Sl0.
aud ~ gallons OF milk or cream Also
ohuTns OF any slfo made ,o order
Exclusive country rights 60 manufacture
ana &c IN the States Of Maine, New Hamp-
shTci vermont Massachusetts, aud Rhode f..
land, Tor sale az about the rate Of ono hundred
dollafa for zach 10000 inhabitants
discount Of twenty-five per cent for cash,
w allowed 10 the trade
All orders. postage pail, Addressed 10 tho
subscribers, Ntll bc promptly attended u.
ol'w9 JONES N CURTIS,
81 Broad street, Cup HtairnJ boston.
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STATE or VERMONT,

Nr"ff ""sfta AfNAAAiNit ~
At Probate Court, holden nj Probate Ohicc
IN buuvilir, within aud Tor said DIuiriet, on
ihc Ilh day of June, a, u. ioIg, present, the
Hon. Theron Howard, Jusuc--
instrument, putpor,ing 10 be- the Last
n VIII aud Testament at Ebrn. H. How.
land, laic Of Lyndon, IN said District, de.
ceased, being presented 10 the, Court here bv
Harris u. Hall, the executor therein nam.
ed, Tor frohatri II ~ otdtrcd by said Court,
that all persons concerned therein, be notified
TO appear "a session Of said Court 10 be hol.
den at the FIobgic Office, IN Dany,llc, on the
"a day Of July, lslg, aud shcw cause. n
any they may have, against the Probate OF
sad VAL Tor which purpose, It o. further or.
defcd, That copy of the record of this order,
hc puhlishcdthfcc wrecks surccssiycly, IN the
tairdonian, newspaper printed AZ 81 Johns.
butyprcvioNH "a SAID tlmraIpplntod Tor hearing
true ropy Of RECORD lGl0w
THERON HOWARD, JUDGE.
Aitosi, THERON HOWARD, Judge.
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DfAfi W THE try, rTrtFaTER nAhA.-
hH lr"rfHird muasler aud Buiiubln mon
closed hia earthly pilgrimage ~ his residrbrp
Ia llis town on Saturday last, having nearly
Completed his sOll year ITO WIS born h.
Ashford, Conn, and graduated ~ Ynlo Cot
!ege ln Illa class ofWhich d. lIenchor was q
memler ~ llis early childhood his parents
ipmu'rd W WyuTHTHH, i'THIi sTi7rfe it,s- ii.ii.-
~ was flalu ny lhn ludilns iu lhG mennra-
bln hnllln ~ which nearly all lha settlers peT-
'-l'ei- Alg Dana VIA nfdaiued tie minister
81 Iha church Ia Odrd Ia 1901 aud conIlu-
ned M lhe pastoral aiiica I'LL ls.fi, In 1897
he removed 60 Ihia town, where be hns since
resided Nithugtmy particular disease, the
powers VI nnlufo gradually declined, unUl tho
nhUrl stepped uplhr ci,iem. Tie Hst words
ho uttered were, "lhere 10 reHi-in heaven"
~ fouroh " H., Cong, Jour-, IAN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
DANIEL nNRvEY's EsTArE.

VNhE subscribers having been appointed hy
4 the Hon Probate Court Tor The District
Of Caledonia, Commissioprfat receive, ca,
anime, and adjust All clnims aud demands Of
lit PrrVuuH HFr'rri' the E.sate al DANIEL
Harvey, late Of Burke, ~ said District,
dCcclsrd, represented in-olyoni an1 the term
Of ai, "'"ntAa ifam The 1T day Of June, lao,
b"ing allowed 10y said Court, 10 the cred
Itofa of said deceased, 90 exhibit aufproye
their respective claims before us-do give no.
ucc that We viii attend 10 the duties Of our
appointment al the dwelling housc of Silau
Harvey, IN Burke; IN Tlid District, on The lat
day OF September, aud 1T day Of Dcoetub"f,
l-t9, at l.o'elook nilcFnn0n, on each of SAID
ltr,, ..,,...... tb2lwJ
ALMON $ BENNETT, ''n''n''s'oh'fS
Dated al Burke 4th day of Juno, a. - i.ipp