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STATE OF VERMONT. {
District of New Haven. SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District o
New Haven
To all persons interested in the estate Of
NOAH EDWARDS.
late Of Bristol iu said District deceased testate
GREETING Whereas. Dani6i GorlIam, In
ccuIOr of the Estate of the said deceased hath
presented to said Court his petition in writing,
setting forth that the debts, egacies. and charges
against said estate amount 10 the sum Of - .3S4
that the amount Of personal estate remaining in
his hands is 81 leaving the sum Of S3.2O9 fu
be raised from the real estate, and hath shown TO
the said Court the situation Of the real estate
whereof the said deceased died seized, and hath
represented to said Court that sale Of the real
estate will be necessary, and prays the said Court.
to license him TO sell all the real estate Of the said
deceased Therefore it is ordered that all persons
be nJtiied to appear at a session Of
said Probate Court to be held at the Office of the
Judge of said Court at Bristol, on the second
Monday of February, ls49, at 10 o'clock. forenoon
that they may give bonds for the payment Of the
debts, lcgacies and charges of Administration, or
show cause WHY license shorld not be granted, as
which purpose it is further order
ID, that copy Of the record of this order be pub
ished three weeks successfully in the Middlebnry
Galaxy, a newspaper printed at Middlcbury, IN |
his State all of which publications shall be pre-
'ious TO the said time appointed for said hearing
Hourey Mnsia, Judge.
A true Copy of Record.
80 Attest II. UtnsU Judy,
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IN, WING ALMANAC, FOR 1S49--"e
arc indebted to the Publishers, Greeley and
sisEIrath, Tribune Buildings, New York, for
conv of this useful work. The statistics OF
che Presidential. Elections Of "a and 10 are
,-;ren in fuIl-besides great variety Of Vaiu-
able information on political and generaf'sub-
;ects-Pricc 1912 cts. single, 1@ copies for
81, 100 copies, 81.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of New Haven, So.

District ofNcw Haven, So.
BE it remembered. that at Probate Court
holden Bristol, in said district, on the sth day
of January, ls49
The Executor on the estate Of
NOAH EDWARDS,
late of Bristol, in said district, deceased made ap-
plcation TO said Court, to examine and allow his
account as Executor against said estate. Where
upon the said Court ordered the Executor TO no.
tify all persons interested to appear ats probate
court to be held at the Office Of the Judge of said
court, in Bristol aforesaid. the first Monday Of
March, a. d.. IS49, at 10 o'clock.A.M., then and
there 10 make objections to the allowance Of said
account, if they sec cause. by publishing cerii-
fed copy of this order in the Middlebury Galaxy
"a newspaper printed at Afiddlebury, in this
State, three weeks successfully previous to said
time
Harry M'asH, .Jaigr.
A true copy ofRecord.
IS H. NmsW, .J,ulye
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rur yonyo PEOPLE s MIRRoa and Amer
81, 100 copies, S

The YOUNG PEOPLES MIRRoa and Amer
lean Family Visitor, is the title Of an excel
lent monthly, octave form, published by Ed
ward Walker ia Fulton ST., New York, al
80 cts. a year. 1t deserves to be introduced
into every family where there are young read
crs to enjoy its entertaining and instructive
pages.
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COMMIsSIONERs, NOTICE-

We. the subscribers being appointed BY The
Probate Court for the District Of Addison. t'orn
missioners. 10 receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands Of all persons against ;l,e
estate of
SAMUEL BUCK,
late of Bridport, IN said District deceased. AMI
also all claims and demands exhibited in on,c;
THERETO, and six months from the 2Gth day Of Dec
a. ID. 1913, being allowed by said Cont for tina,
purpose; We do therefore hereby give notice iha-
we will attend to the business 0fonr said app.,it.-
mcnt at the dwelling house Of John Brainard. in
Brdport, aforesaid, on the third Wednesdays Of
February and May next, from. nine O'Clock. A. NJ. %
until I9nr n, O'Clock; T. NJ, on each OF said days
EBENEZER ALLEN.
~. s. BENNITT. eo2'1"S.'ohffs,
Lt'fsd 6s Bf'di o.. Gis III dog of5,eas-y is
3S:3
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C. Lieut.. WILLIAM A. NEWMAN has
been appointed keeper of the Arsenal al
Vergennes in this State, rice Maj. Hal
sey. deceased.
This appointment is a well merited trib,
ute 10 the character and military services
Of 1t. Newman, and we venture to say he
will fill the office with credit TO himself
and to the Observation-Disclosures Sen
finel.
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Coffee & Tea.

The real bona fdc OLD JAVA COFFEE at
IL I-2 cts pound Other kinds cheaper.
TEAS Of all descriptions cheaper than any
ttncy Tea advertised TASK those who bave used it,
and they will tell you so II. 4. SHELDON.
Nov 25 1913.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, Jan. Is.
r Reported for The Traveller.

1Reported for The Irareller.]
At market, ESQ Beef Cattle, As Stores, G
pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves,
$500 Sheep. No Swine.
PGIcEs-Beef Caule-Extra $3.50; first
quality Sc; I'd 1913; Sd So.
.Stores-yearlings, ? years old S12a1s; 8
years old, SIS "a.
Uorking Oren-No sales noticed.
CO,uS and Calres-S2O, &c % and SO.
Sheep-S1,42, $50, one extra lot sold for
5000.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

People need wonder the rush for vauglns cele
brated remedy the Iithontriptic Mixture. We
selves somewhat back the day when told of his
sales the past twelve months all this has partly been pro
duced by extensive advertising just look it reader
dependent of the Of 500 900 pamphlets in Eng
s, German and Spanish, his newspaper advertisements
IL 20 thousand dollars, and extend
expanse of country This Panacea is taken in the
West for all bilious diseases the Atlantic cities for
SUMPTION all the country for all kinds of complaints
and you would learn much of the character the med
cine and hear stories of startling interest by calling
Agents See advertising side of the paper for the Great
American Remedy get pamphlet of the Agents. and read
about il.
W. r. Russell, Agent
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rs Mr.. Dan Dyke, of Salisbury, Informs
US that he killed shoat, a few days ago, weigh
ing 657 lbs.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Mr. Webster. tits said, is engaged in writing
history of washingtons Administration
Chancellor walworth, it is expected, will ac-
cept Professorship in Union College
Charles Eames, Esq, assistant editor of the
Union. has been appointed L. S. Commissioner to
The Sandwich Islands, in place Of Mr.. Ten Eyck
resigned
The Legislature of North Carolina has passed
n resolution approving of whitney's projected
railroad from Lake Michigan to the Pacific.
A large cdiiicc is going up, at the corner Of
Centre and Duane streets, New York, with a
front on each street, entirely IF cast iron.
Col. John B. Weller, of Ohio, has been ap-
pointed Commissioner to survey the boundary
line between The United States and Mexico.
Jared Sparks, LII D., has been nominated by
II. Overseers of Harvard University, to succeed
Hon Edward Everett, Prosdeat of tina; insti-
tuition
4 Young panther WAS shot in the woods in
Prescott, Mass, a few days since.
Fcur hundred persons have left Valparaiso,
u mt Tor CahIorlia'
New Orleans papers Of the 9th state thai the
Cholera had entirely disappeared there, and also
among the troops i'll Texas.
Hen. Vim. +. Johnston WAS inaugnrated as
Governor Of Pennsylvania on the 10th inst
OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLEBURY,
FOR 1919.
Moderator, IRA STEWART.
Clerk, J. NJ. SLADE.
Trustees.
JASON DAVENPORT, JUsTus CoBB,
ANON Wilcox, X. l.. FULLER,
HORACE CRANE, DAVID PIPER,
Cyrus BIRGE.
Treasurer, ]. Ii. SIMMONS.
Collector, D. S. CRUNCH.
Fire WdrdenS.
N. LANGwoRTHY, II. Bass,
Ira ALLKN, ID. PIPtR,
W. P. Russell, A. Wilcox,
w. S. JOHNSON, ]. S. Bushnell.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

iSidluIC ol tildt Oldtc are discussing d mo
ton to adjourn to Detroit. One member
has already died of the disease.
F The Tribune says, Mr. Clay will
be elected U. S. Senator.
FREsnET ON THE OHIo.-A despatch
from Cincinnati of the 18th says, 1.-The
extraordinary freshet in the river is be-
ginning to create some alarm-there is
now Is feet of water in the river, and it
is rising fast the wharves in the lower
part OF the city are beginning TO be subs
merged.
O. Mr.. Senator Foote has backed out
of his statement made the other day in
the Senate, that General Taylor was in
! favor of the annexation of Cuba to the
United States.
&C. The announcement that Col Gro
CHAN was dead, is said to be mistake; it
arose from the fact that his brother, DR..
/ Croghan, had dieI.
! The Golden Valley of California is five
hundred miles long and fifty miles broad
-absut as large as all Ireland.
/ SUFFERING IN CALIFuRNuA.-A cores
pendent of the Boston Post in California
writes" Sickness RACES as famine in
creases-and men have become demons
goadcd to insanity by hunger, and if you
have any regard for brother, for Gods
sake ship me some provisions to San Fran
cisco as soon as possible. or l die of star
yation."
NEw CoUNTERFEiT.- los of Troy City
Bank, N. Y. Vigneite, a train of cars !;
on right hand end, ship under full sail
Unlike genuine, but well calculated to de-
ceive.
The mystery of the letters o. K has at
length been discovered-they mean of
TO Kalifornia.
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DIED.,

In Bridport, on the 26ih ulr., URrAR MI
NER, Esq, in the 18th year of his age
In Burlington, on the 18th inst, SOPHIA
MARIA, wife of Dana Winslow, Esq, former
Editor of the Sentinel, aged SO years.
In New Orleans, I'd inst, GRoEGE PREs-
TON, a native of Massachusetts, Sd inst,
JAMES LITTLE, of Vermont, 20; WIN. WARD,
of Maine, 30.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

Sales of fleece wool to a moderate extent have
been made during the week past at slight ad-
vance over previous quotations. Pulled Wool is
firm at the quoted rates. The stock of both pull
ed and fleece in market is unusually small.
Prime Saxony ieeces,
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Just Publishe d,

And for sale at Clark's Bookstore Memoir of
Colonel SETH WARNER, by DANIEL CT =
MAN. Ii. D., to which is added the Life of Colo
mel ETHAN ALLEN, by JARED SPARKS, LID.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of
URIAH MINER,
late of Bridport in said District deceased,
represented insolvent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto: And six
months from the 18th day OF January, IS49, be-
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend TO the business of our said appointment
at the dwelling house of the widow Sarah Miner
in said Bridport, on the second Thursdays OF
March and June, 1S49, from nine O'Clock, a NJ.
until four o'clock p NJ. on each Of said days.
REUBEN GILLET, Commits
JESSE CRANE, sioners
Dated at Bridpor,this 18th day Of January.
1919. 80
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Take Notice.

have many accounts which have been due
more than a year. If they are not paid or settled
before the last day Of December they will be sued
HARMON a. SHELDON.
Nov o5 lS4S
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Triple, TRIBE.

a superior article of TRIPE, prepared ant
put up in the neatest order
for sale by f. VALLETTE.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

From Middlebury TO Larrabees Point, will run
in connection with the Whitehall Stages at Shore
ham village. Passengers leaving Middlebury at
o'clock A. NJ, will arrive in Whitehall in time
to take the o'clock train Of Cars the same eve
ming, for Troy. This line also intersects with
Virgil & Rices Express at Shoreham and leaves
on inc arrival of the Whitehall Stages.
B. b. BROWN, Proprietor.
January Is, 1919. 3s;i.
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Notice.

Those subscribers Who by the terms Of their aseemen
with Mr. Bell entitled to pay FIR the Galaxy IN WOO
or lumber hereby notified that they must make pay
this winter they will be required TO pay IN cash
3a:tf CYRUS BIRGE. I Execu
Middlebury Jan Is 1919. GEO. :. SWIFT. ) tors.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

All widows of revolutionary soldiers
married previous to the year 1900, are
hereafter TO draw pensions.
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8 Dollars Reward +!
CARPET BAG LOST =

LOST between Middebury and Wriyht's tavern the
road leading Vergcnnes Carpet Bag containing
OF CLOTHES, marked JOSEPH HATCH.
The above reward will be given TO any person who U
give information where said bag may be found return
to this Office.
WILLIAM W. DREW
January Is Is49 39:3w.
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PROCLAMATION
EX II RIA.

Know all men, by these presents, that 1, the
subscriber, under the influence Of the prevailing
excitement which exists, am determined to seek
oIfnne Among the cold rninnc Of
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Take Notice.
Notice !

Doct. VIM. P Russell has placed in our hands
for collection, large amount on notes and ac-
counts. Persons indctred to him will please call
and settle Immediately.
BARBER. & BUSHNELL. I
Middlebury. Jan Is, ls49. IS
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

80 The Addison Co. Temperance Conven-
lion stands adjourned to meet at Vergennes,
on Wednesday,the 91st inst, at 10 o'clock A. ".
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lam BOLD TO ASSERT

that this stock contains the richest and most elc
giant assortment of Ladies Dress Goods that was
ever offered in Addison County; and, having ac-
cepted of discount of thirty per cent. flor CASH
from the true face of my bills, l am prepared to
offer such inducements to my customers as can.
not be had short Of the valley Of the Sacramento
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23
CLEVELAND. Jan. ID
yunlent.

A fearful epidemic is raging at Lam
sing, the Capital of Michigan. The Leg
islature of that State are discussing mo-
ton to adjourn to Detroit. One member
has already died of the disease.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23
CALIFORNIA.

Therefore l take this method to inform the good
people of this vicinity that my entire stock of
goods is positively for sale. and will be sold with
out the least regard TO cost or nroft
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23
GROCERIES.

just received from New York and Boston a
fresh supply, consisting in Teas, Sugars, Coffee
&c. &c. Having purchased my Groceries with
eight per cent. discount from a low cash price, i
can and will defy competition in any article in
this line
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

o. The Tribune says, Mr.. Clay will
be elected U. S. Senator
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-23

The market for Corn opens dull this week; the
arrivals quite large, greatly exceeding the prevail
ing demand for home consumption, and prices too
high 10 admit of exporting.
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

On hand, an extensive assortment of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods of every description.
These, together with all other goods, will be sold
low for cash or ready pay
JOHN WAINWRIGHT.
Middlebury, January 18th, Is49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

In elnssp Canada from Nnr lork for Lircpo0i-Mf and
Mr.. Bdngs M~ssfs Fowler Ksd, Roth, burrows
son. Brown Woods Ffol. and lady Meyer, Nc LAGOON,
{ North. Msura Miss Msurn Miss Wilhelm ID
Nshsrd ward sister Mr Chiffon, Mr. for bf Goo
Nr.srs De kentns. fur Hsughion snd ieni rom
Red. Censno. Cap aeda, smith, hhe
M--te, Mr. BARI WILSON, Don Francisco Du fsH Aft.o
Hourhton Mr. Buksrt. Joseph isasc Mr. CaI NJ A.
Giraffe sds pncarnan. fa-ss ki Rev VI fir
R.s n Bowel Nichols Mr. Jscquei. Phinsas Nstef,
Rev Mr. NeNou. LuCesn-s lady niAnt an
nnr.e k-arnsy Lady Wilson Ant maid Mr. Hayward f1usrd
NJ Mon,asnan Mr. stbos boys Root simpson. Le"s
~ Dalton K-ho- Beaus seiiel Mr. Brown, kursman
Watson lad, Mr. oussd. Lehman, sdy and so
schumacher Mr. Haslu,k DrJ Holly Mr. Anderson, w Da
mp- a1y. Neohess JowTn-sy Jr. Mrs Brand and 90"
ir-a. Nlnfe Mf Ross. DR. y Bus-- and aiy 4
Mr. Williamson Depratt. NJ lhrnfs'
fsuy Fonnss and .nd. Nj kuhch. NJ NJ lPi-h~f
oven M Eaton Porter Maseron stewart M Rosenberg
~ & Haveme,er. Messfs Morrg M-uco.s w N BIS,
BLACK Mama and lady. Mrs PHILIP Don hasae Ae'tn
b Co.tsr. Crate DrJ Walker. Thomas
for HaA1 Mr. Robinson and shcea Cfghioa' Capt Il
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sales ef Stocks, 81. see F0ariA FeSc.
WEDNESDAY, May 30-P.

"WEDNESDAY, May 30-P NJ.
The Fancy Stock market was heavy today,
md generally the market lower. The demand for
Government Stocks was good and the supply on the
market small For the loan Of 1865 ll5i was asked.
The sales in the street were at ll5i Treasury Notes
we're llli There was good demand lor Investment
Stocks but the Fsncies ale affected by the cholera rH
aors The Wall st. Banks are absorbing considerable
amounts of Government stocks for the employ OF
Aeir surplus funds.
The Exchange market closed with hrmness
AID with fair business doing Sterling was : a.
nostly 81 y cent Francs 27i IS -. The business
b this steamer to about the usual extent
In Freichts. there have been engagements Of
Dor 10000 bush Corn at I'd to Liverpool cd to Glas
row also 5000 bbls Flour, Is Oh TO Liverpool; Cotton
atd To Hsvrc, the packet Of the 10Th is iul at &c
To Rotterdam. 80 bNs sugar, 27s Cd
The amount OF Stocks sent out by the Canada
On order. and for sale in Europe is large. She also
toek 5000 in Specie belonging TO passenger
There i. a demand for Maryland Stocks, aud
.sc. Of the s. are being made at Baltimore at s4 20
This is an advance Of y cent since the purchase OF
million by the Bsrings. The private letters ON Len
don indicate that this stock Will go 10 par neie S'o
some Of them from wcllinformed houses preaiot
sieaoy Tisc II AZ ocsCtPNohs "a 49,
ourites.
The Receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day
were -........-.--.---- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q 90
Payments 80.
Balance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -------'.-''--
The demand for Land Warrants has increased
lately and the selling price has advanced to Civ '''
guaranteed Warrants In Wallst The whole Shoun'
Of Warrants issued up TO the LIST May inst, was "'VVV
az W.. and ~
close estimate of the whole amount issued and to DC
ssued is $1,000 100 acre Warrants and 5000 40 acre
Warrants, leaving 5000 of the former and 1000 OF
the latter ye, to De issued There are about sV Sp
Pheatons before the Department The new Spphea
tons average 40 q day and the issues about liO day
Mr.. James Collins, Jr. the agent oil the state OF
ilaisna has Issued circular to the oondho''ers OF
hat State, requesting their assent to cnsns" ~ '"'
DAY Of payment Of the interest on the ueo' o' 'Ha
s'ae, from Let January to Let March The July wv
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A Chiffon. Alctraser
EREAI -AII DE NAIIRII LOIS ND

" hI iLulNU~ dee Eleventh sno I~cfh avenues
sr.l f.fl.srsf. ffv scrond and fNF lhifd - 49,
varr nsls irm IN, frsi io Fi,y ihird 90 sol b. 49,
Ne Al estate COLE \ Chiffon AucnVne~rs. Va
v.i 49, Auruun or fiil kSnAN. tlne = 81 u
s FL tle Merchants Ekchsnge. 40 ic c" iag vslaa
U.r property.
OF r'. sri scre. ct and on Fny sr.i bai~ess ne
rr..0 ana f.efrrf avenues
ns ard .nfes 800 fy second o. tefv 10 TEAM
AL etfnIN avenues
b. lois ODD klotca.haveuae. between sn.sih ard rNy.
h.rI
u ut. ou F0y-frst..t Between h sYeuih AL r~e.Rh
tfr.Nrs
is .ot. on E0y-secand q DO DO
- Lon. sni gor~- On fny ihrast between Essenih
ari TIVE I'M st"rues
t ol. au The Twelfth avenue. between Fif, ar.l ani
t.ff II.fl -
Tie Ut. fronnnr hr river carry with Them the pre-
rmpf.r neht n ihe ants unHef water in funi
fr hlrfernf avenue TIE hss hrrn afcy built
30 coui no. Eve ihe hfsl foof beside kicteu.
psnrirs. A. Aso = kicheu m the basement ~ n
dairy fff bedrooms me se,und story beside s-fNans
f1ors ani large garnet Also. Stable. coach holse,
gardrnrfs huusr, tee house, Ne pioi ~ rish ios
vii be- sold VITA the dwelling housc The Haisun kisrf
Railroad Vii run through the Eleventh avenue Terms,
per he day ~ y per cent the ls DAY II
July. when ne deeds VIII b. delivered no residue
remain bond aud moffgsg. fof three years ~ inter
at per payable iaf yearly The ute iudspuia
Nr LIhosraphic maps may be- hsd 90 he Auctoueefs
Mai.i week before 'he ss.e fnr iafihof psffcu-
ar snd coniinVus ~ sale, sppy - he Ags
lore.rs orto WALTER l. CUTTING. 70 Nailsi
uy.9 9u. ISL
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TO MERCHANTS AND LAWYERS.

II APPLETON a. CO q" Broadway. publish llc fol-
tB..0uing valuable nnrk-
E1icorhc'- -t.t oi 'ne Dec'- 'r. of 'i- Supreme
Court of f.t r'rlre.nnt fu lr present
rfna Large fso lav Sheep. -
Ho'cumhe'- supreme tolr' Leading { t-e. 'n CONNER
l.a' Law 4ro lfn sheep -
Hacomt.'. Law OF Debtor and Creditor 10 t.e O. and
Canada. ft0 = N
smiths ComprnlIum of Merrann'" Law N'm Jorge
American additions, by Hocomne and 1lo.s1n. 0f1 lAN
sheep -
These volumes are h'g commende i hv Justices fancy
and Woodbury.. Dsnie Webster. kl1s tnoaie. thtnr'.-
0r hsuf. Ac
Warren Popular and Practical ln'rnaIcron fo Law
Studies. VIA American addition, ty I0uma. w t.erAr.
.sl it,y sheep - 3D. riFr .f-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

IL China Mare, Cod Watches, kc --rnls DAY.
lThurNlsvA ~ 20 o'clCck, ~ u Nslst uesf Broad
way R { kEMP vii sell 81 Auctnu 20 shove. ~ Cat
aoguc assortment u rosewood, mahol ans
AMI black walnut paflor dining snd chamber ilul
ft o ne beef siycs aud wurknsnsh y IN plush snd BAR
CLOTH among which very rich and bca4umi an
nc -. ard % library boob rHses
Pt,No fosrrs-At - O'clock. rosewood di-octars
piano and nuish Also svsluahie isfes
.erapuue Also. % tnglsh patent lever gold watches.
f. Irvr.ri and warranted Aso 81 rolls tite snd ocl
urrd anton mating Aso, assortment ~ good sscund
haul furniture Also clius and stone lea dnnef and
Al-n nvuce of linen house accepting koo-ls
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whole comprising arge and beaautai assofmeni worthy
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