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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
R.view Of the Market.

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900. 80 IA. Assn coasosAte - anoa ~ 20
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beng tEfc- A. Aa'fi so-t 20 80 - ~ =,
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are liver Ctlno- olNL las 2e'- sos Is e" ~ -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

The Z. S Mail Steamship Georgia, Lieut. D. D.
PoRTHR, COMMANDER, arrived yesterday morning
from Chagres, via Havana, with the Pacific mails
and g. 900 900 in gold dust on freight The Georgl.
sailed from Ch.gres at noon on the 18th OF April
with 800 passengers Transferred 200 at Havana,
and drings 800 to New-York. She lef; at ChagreS
the Crescent City, North American and Brother
Jonathan, with only q few passengers.
The Pacific, the Tennessee and Columbus
had arrived, the former with goo, and the latter
with 22O passengers. The steamer NcAinm win
large number was daily expected.
The Georgia left the Falcon az Havana Win
200 passengers for Chagres. Exchanged signals
with the Ohio on the night Of the first, about 100
miles north Of Havana. Passed q brig on shore
ten miles south Of Cape Florida; shortly after
passed launch built boat drifting down the
stream, supposed to belong to the brig on shore
She had AIRED streak on her and rope fender
We return our thanks 20 Mr. X. Lord. the ooHg-
ipg Purser Of the Georgia, to Adams Cos Elk
press, Gregory's Express and Beriords Express
for a summary Of the news, foil files OF Havana
Panama and California papers and the prompt
delivery Of The TIibune's dispatches.
The following is the Georgias manifest:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

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q M Para, VA - : - qssse fsra.. 'N
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Big Caihsraas (Sof~l Nssiff-f - c. 'r yslanse
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ksft Lsrsft. MCctrrry. 81 -s ,frav <sW IS 80. "a
BrE solte Ram Sever g. fs fn fr~f Nn-s 3 a.. A.
hf- Yea, hsHf Lrssfagt FL. 81 .r VA
= sr-ten. iat.s.a. a. = f- htrr A01L
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S.sa4sf Ns- Marrrn s .f.is1 n = ID
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Birth.
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DIed.


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Ha,,oa, ~t' Of Aaa's- slf ga 1S'9 49, - ,s.v
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a.. Texas TAe deceased fsc-7sa ~94ld u lie k9es
on bosr8 IN. .hp wansa o. 10 Of hayh Let.
wnsm ii Tleufsoa L S navy lie Loas'us Journal sa1
Caailss:os. va pagers - Do stss copy
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On is. n, us Of N,rs H. ocoes NJ, Mar nara,
I've fihs T.rs1 ofst James, L. hs-a 5esrs
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ssoa - Hsls R,achc NJ, Mar, Hsn as'i g years,
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49,, Harssoss Fs III Jaa-s, Psr'llo, as OF Ns~
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IS ystfs sccta~s
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
Gold RIun"Looklng Up,


TIE last accounts from Gold blutf are very Is
vorsble and afford encouraging prospects CT arge
future returns On the black sand Of the Blau,
experiments OF extracting by quicksilver nave
already been made TO large extent oy the par
ties there engaged and the returns show pro-
portion Of s. 20 s. 70 the pound OF sand, not
easily extracted, as j, does not readily yield 20
the test of quicssive discovery Of sddl'
tional gold deposits was recently made, likely TO
eveptuEte ia important results. The sand as
already stated. lies along the beach in irregular
lsyerf, varying with the action OF the wnd and
sea Daring late severe north wester, a large
portion of the surface sand was removed, snd the
substrstum aid bare This on examination, was
found to cor sist Of clay. pebbles and Debris which,
when sted and washed, yielded three to eight
ounces per pEjful; anger prcpori'onate result
than has heretofore accrued from similar processes
in other districts.
This discovery may be Interesting in another
point Of view, as throwing some light on the or
Gin or nature OF the black sand deposits. IL may
be that the portion of the Bluff under wsser ia Of
similar material with the part first disclosed, and
that the black sand is washed up or down accord
ing TO the varying effect OF the wind and Sea-
bearing with it minute particles OF gold from the
parent bed beneath. Gold 10 also found in the
mountain guches opening down 70 the sea, and IN
the region Of coast and mountains beyond the
Bluff in sufficient quantity % reward the patient
laDOF. ABOUT tllIlF men o. Inc dcthS hiuthS
Company are 81 present engaged the Bluff,
principally collecting the sand for future use. An
other company are engaged in the adjoining dis
trict The mines on the klamath and North fork
Of the Salmon Creek particularly the latter, are
reported ne very rich. SCOTS river comparative
ly poor the number Of miners engaged IL estima
ted at some three or four thousand
Rates OF provisions in the mines do not average
more than cost and expense Of package. Stocks
in traders hands ~ the various depot towns are
large, snd goods selling generally at little more
than prime cost. The entire district 10 exceed
ipgly heslthy-no case OF sickness known game
and provisions abundant. The klamath River
mouth had been widened by the operation OF the
foods from the mountains, sufficiently TO admit
vessels 10 approach the town. a small outlay, 1t
was considered, could ensure its future utility by
preventing the accumulation Of sand at the en-
trance Union Town, klamath and Trinidad,
were progressing in extent of buildings and bust
ness. Real estate at the last place declined IN
price considerably. The hulls and materials OF
the wrecks from the recent gale were sold at auc
ton and Observation-Disclosures Evon, $40 Ches-
apeake sos zachary Johnton, est, BRIG O'Kul-
a. el.OjO. San Francisco STANDARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

Great excitement existed in Havana, in rela.
ton to the news Q! a. expected invasion. Many
bad been put in prison on suspicion, and among
them three priests, for preaching mUtinous ser.
mons The day the Georgia arrived Was cele.
bia.ed by the execution Of poor wretch who
was sen; over by Lopez TO obtain pilots for the
expedision. lie was tried in open Court, and the
evidence WAS SO s:rOns that he was Immediately
executed, previous to which he was subjected 10
great torture for the purpose Of eSsorting con-
fession.
This Is the e-st execution that has taken place
TO- political oaenses, and It has created some III
feeling against the new Governor General. His
conduct in executing person who did not seem
30 know that he was eommittinga crime has been
severely criticized. Matters are becoming 80 Sc
nous and alarming in Havana, that many are pre-
pairing TO leave. The Captain General is taking
every p,ecaution to guard against an Invasion.
Look-outs are stationed all along the coast, within
two niles Of each other, and the vessels Of wa
are kept cruising between San Antonio and Ia
ysns. One ofthe steamers tshe Cuba was Ashore
on the ColorAdos when the Georgia passed, and
the Pi1Erro had gone TO her assistance
A row occurred in Havana between sone
American sesmea and lie Inhabitants Tie sea
rea xe.e drgnk sri rciIy SD received ee''-
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PR Sea C1G-scaf Wlsmsits 20 10, rom ihaaa'sef
y ht't W s'tsamer. to ran ga 'hs Colamo" ana
kvsfs
Per Danarscor.- Pssos Alan, sailed from Psyu az
aso Cabsrso, BssgoW 10 SAL Tor PAssaa
few dsys. sehn rstoa ara Hafrs Lawrence Ne" ns'>
fof tn. ron -.
kPsr C6iun bu.--H P,asms PM the 6rt 0sass
st4PM ihs ,taasho Ofssos. lsEs, % Qtgo9 laa
Aursd AcAgoloo 5Ph tas pa, sit sSah at n a
cClLtsrsc gery severe Tssihsr ..s-
Lotlss Bail Bars - Asn Sss 10 SAL ifos seooa
ID port shout % hsfrn a'o So rsnsops 'ooP" H'N
daia i0r DO dgogf tho 7ih ip'' ...su
Brush ost Rosetta Josset, - ca sailed from tai PohaI
rey 10 " otef last, su 0tAJ ~fsctsi on reel noli"
distant destined rOFf ms i-t Dec Cfs~ .ns 1859"
csrso and l.fg- lusotty 81 eod dss ost
The stIp hsss sts- ara ialsy wrecked al heeoI-
ske stooe tie reel III nass bJ"spft IA ~.
sails runrrg rggrg &c hayns psso ps'"asg
for Tue OF 81 d. so got % Ettm o-' oyl
the .as n brig Engus An 1fs Bait uofs hAie D"n -
Hone la and sal uGisr 80 HaSaan flag Tho Am -
shg 1sbsh 81 uolths olt ifo Nsr Bedford nfysa ~
sW ltts De-, with 40 -D01 fsD bscs and o. ~ ses
lsrs "a the II yspsn sld iftsfD %
-As i0os ID mouths. obs spos -
.oIpaIy sfa Tie A n Jtfa Eli7aFof, % Hesif I'D
fCrd. 80 SPIN souti for sy5r-y 20 recruit A.
lie Baltimore buh bsft ssof ne ',tsy rom this fcn "
pa. ksrsaa gosrsl siasr nsydasJ Do > "a.
the ow1.r csptaa 49, passsrksfs ~ the bat As..
board. beOfs rspofis5l ifcm san ffaacsto, eoaDa
vfs,isd or reef ssost ON Opoil fas hAD
usooed b Capt OH. VI HooaE Tyra A..
Bah Lsfcs as ts. I'D - % passage Of " dat
toucAs s lsAId o. .4faa fp.s u 10 NTgaofs 90 hs
see or rsshmsls Ths Ser ~ssparchsssd a. Sac PfsneSF
Cstf Buns ard Csgf hifl-y e 10 Arsnssa "a.
he schoousr snssu Wsfls.u N.ut ashofs OF bensok'
Fndsy. asIsl 4st iy4f 80, Ds- las Captain S' w.
t1sCie. .........
NJ Ertsb trs bot Jsrsso7 roring ap ts hsfoofJ
DAY MOI o. got snet bsSssr - tsr'b shp lss>hAD,
al Ssur p a. soi csr-i aSy Ter nA nna<' s.s
board. shs rsi8ssj Q pilot c.fgfs -. ,.,ts
Per C6s,.r- len siTnnlsi say bat Jo,soss' hss. - -
- egs.f.d sad reparins tVssaHs zen Joae'oa w.
Ch.,spssIs .,H sshofs, 'nd "s'y % % totally -
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sPoxKN

Per HsrSrdDsc AZ. ~hars es'h Andrew sys "a ssser
$50 bbs sperm, boun' 90 lhsfschc Jso 10 Hmb
on = ~ w, ship Tonds I'm NfOIk iof ths port
Somasse-Nov lat ~ Loo % "a w bafk fAetaslt ~
HYok for This Dee az Cd Cape horu sgBsEes The nt ~
ton Of hCsdioTd.
Per psman.or.4h inst, ship Tams, In lat 81 30 v hss %
w, Ia Is fm Boston Tor tn.
Per Gen wosfebs, atl Ia 50 W. ship ssa. "a Has'Da
for Valparaiso. ~ -.
Per surprse-Jsn 10 ~ P-rn,rhacp barb Efs f.'oa
tn Boston. Tor thus port
Per Jo.al Qusc,-Jans at 81 s. ?, ougBT ", ~las SO
MoDotgahsla ofNs~ BsiloFf. b1ald for tbs Arctic Oosaa
Per koscos-Jan Is LAT % a. o-g 30 W, BARI ksra Of "'
London mos out, for Pitcairn . Island - . ID.
Per Chl-Fsb3 lat so ors l01 ~ w, ban Coseef "
hsn,s Tor Valparaiso Fsb >. at 10 " ~ long III 1W 80
ship Charles Carroll IN falsua, Jf saai"eh hAs Ad h~
Ocssn Whale . 81.
Per Javs-Feb atts lorg W 81 Auguss essss Hhh
March TO- ship Pslmyrs, - honf, lsnos ioI Cn@o -
Per IhonA FEB. let, at q S. :. long ~ 10 W. ~ w
FnnwortA mos In Cardf for ms port FEB sh ht"b
- w ship MGs,an llt o. I'm Phiaf,lha, iot MS poig
18Th lat san H. hong IL 80 W ship ROBERT "nunP l'"
Boston, Tor t1is pOri ...,,s -.
Ter John Cssta-r-Jan. 2Ota lat 81 q s. long ~
Don I'm Bath Jos IS ont for ths port Jan >"
long ~ % w. ship Erchang- ofNtors for thus port 49, d.
PEI su,sn-Nov l1b. 81 ~ ~, ong - 9 W, ssp Vss
Portsmouth, I'm NYofs iof is po't Jan on Oh ags ~
suabef u clips sai bahs tNo hfg, AL 'op'A
Dg
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PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENSE OF THE ISLAND.
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A. T4lt. Ess D. PAsaI. o,ios sss,aess = 10. 90 =
bbos Sperm OBJ KsmsAr H. shtoa. O.. s. NOS oct !.
hove CT 20 sop a,sta suan Pscs was oanf ises pt
sareosfs -thout ossan wn Aaniton. sBsdofs me-
,p-ru bound Arstc Oo.sn Phsrr reported, a .sofs
AfDoo, SBsdord ~ slio hlmrod of fss.s
-sys nah1 naos4is Tor IONS d 900 "a Oh 49,
!esE to w.r'1, hi.' nos og' 10 sperm tPfoOasV up
syss.y Soy .. .ss Looioa P,s', from 's's''
Clifford, Wshs. o. DO. -, ,.,.s, b.
u Jars Which afrTs5 9 'ssy "a Dec. ~ ~ 80. ~
'pm. OF %. Bsrisy, Of rsart-s - noe oa' '' ~
Champfu spmi Emms husssy - spm. ~ f.,r~
SIDNEY, (ssW -s.4ssd D. -. SOP 0DseS ps yasas
Aug4h, brig Jamss EsWcsTs 10Th, barn snf 20
s.n Frsrcsco 80 ssrk AreDsis n a. gt.h up -
I'm To- lcacng ior csn frsnc 80" an oafs ns.y ~, RS
Jan ;sh.p EGsnA lac 5ait Cabs als ene ea"S''
HosOLCLU-ArTsss Pr ,,r, n ,,6-h Afeh., ms
o. AZ - s.,y Be-. roo ... q 5,,r a. -,
Connie. N ds m SsG F.-,soe .St Sfsaip 49,. -
sss Faesce; A tan Cst,p. Ch.5wcs 10 q n 80 ss-
80 Han brE K.ra n.eh.r. q s.fa saa yfss ss
Jo..,h Bs,c.o Ge.n.s fu crss VIII 100 biz - s,'a a
1000 10, 6ons. r., b,gI Pnacs Esshhos, ws's, go
IEc.co ship Ofsa, Britain hs'h. l3 81 90 ~
Lsressfsr Lore o. I'm sssf nf 80 h' e ~ ia b. ~
fm d.. IIst Br cen T.s1sf ~ SEA Z. saf1s
70 Hsl.ta~ A'so' hs.9oer.s. ~ =. y,sss sosa Sea -
l0fh q, sch Are Tsnsr. sas ffsacscS & c.ssse.
Gousy, ss-cssts 20. A p GO sssEeBs l4b, b. n -
sd An brg Geo W,laHS ~ : -. Tskit, Frsbp Ace
M Cba., istL. 81 BstU 81 as.ns Y.gzfas,. ~
Iel e ASIA 49, 49, - Csaeo, Ds'ses'
o. ys,rg oar. G lao Cooo.Dss r.s IA. A. Cassff
r.sss Co.ssf k,'..I Bssss A sfx s.taeis ,s
Brow. 2 az y sss =. COLIN o. ,sh n,ss.., n
Be- s.1i .Ies:s s eS.I c. :. 1s' VIZ
AgFa.I.s DasIcg Ill p5 ~. yrEsss $1,000 s.s
i s.s1 Hs. s'- h'.i s.e. oa'I wss. s.; 80
CsrcAts "btk 1870 Mo- Fs5s Os4sas a.r.ios Dt.-s
s,.' c. EIoAs' ,Aans Aa.s,, Ia issl Rs
m.sI. :, TSssas nssofs. crss'y osos's ps-0g va
wa - TO- Iar.. Corfs5sfator, sapsror, -, Nc
~, Arysa lPfsoe5 e.is,'s At "a. ca .,,
Rsspsr .srl Roe sysnsJ; D wses , css8a O.
~ 'si't NIL Il ship Ocs,E lsea, tbfl C322s ~
"a - -. -, d Wsts,.f Gfrnsgs 81 Fnh :"
S,-tlsH ~ 4 s2a Tfafrf-o.
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sA,pplsg, Marriages. Deaths, Markets, &c.

FILL DETAILS OF CALIFORNIA NEWS.
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EXCITEMENT IN CUBA.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA
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rhs Ere on Nsvnda CIlr.

Tie Mayor elect Of Nevada, Mr.. DAVIS, fur.
lishes tte Sacramento TrGEf-TiI, With iafl-ua.
ten = ere eject ia; re es.r1s.ei srd pu ished
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sI,5OO,OOO IN GOLD DUST
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Administrators sale.

STATE OF vERMONT,} The Probate Court
District OF Chittenden, ss. ! for the District aore-
said to all to whom these presents shall come,
GREET NO:
Whereas, John McGregor, Guardian OF Alexan-
DIR McGregor, and Duncan Nicer, gor, of Burng
t. in said District, Minors, has this day filed in said
Court his application in writing, Tor license TO sell
tIur rods square OF land in Colchester in said Dis
trict, belonging in part to his said Wards, tor th,
purposa OF putting the proceeds OF SUI h sale NJ inter
est, and the said Court having assigned the 18th day
of November, A d. 1851, at the office Of hixtord
g. Adams in Burlington. in said District, Tor hear
ing and deciding in the premises, and having nrdered
that all persons interested be notified OF such apP
cation and OF the time and place fixed Tor hearing
by publishing the same, with the nature oi said ap
pication, three weeks successfully in the burlington
| Free Press newspaper published at said Burning
ton, all of which publications to be previous to the
day fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause il any you have, why the prayer Of said
| application should not be granted.
| Given under my hand Mt Burlington this 25th day
| of October, A. ID. 1851.
| BRADFORD, RIXFORD,
| wlSw3 Register
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Anna gIitch,s Estate.

STATE OF vERMONT,} The Probate Court
District of Chen leu, IS. ! for the District niore-
said all persons Interested in the Estate of Anna
Fitch late OF Huntington in said District, deceased,
GREgrlNG
Whereas, Daniel 3 Tucker, Administrator OF the
estate of said deceased, proposes to render an nc
count OF his administration Of said Estate. and pre-
sent his account against the same Tor examination
aud allowance by said court, and the said Court haN-
ing assigned, tor that purpose, the 18th day OF No
venber, A. ID. 1851, at the office OF Rlxiord * Adj
ans, III Burlngon in said District, and ordered that
you be notified by publishing the time and place as
sgned MS aforesaid tnree weeks successfully IN the
burlington rec Press, newspaper printed al SAID
Burlington, the last OF which publications TO be pre-
vious to the day fixed for hearing.
therefore, you are hereby notified to appear tie;
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid md
show cause il any you have why the said account
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 27th day of October, A. ID. lS5l
BRADFORD, RlXFORD,
wlSw3 Register.
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Norman IAtwood2s e3seasc.

STATE OF NERMONT,( To all pcrsons con
District OF Chlttcnden S.. c-rncu in the Estate .
Norman Atwood, late OF Charlotte, III sud Distrc
deceased, f,rc,fiyg
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
aud Tor the District OF Chlten len, on the Eth day
OF October, A. D. 1851, an Instrument, purportnp
10 be the last VIII and Testament OF Norman Al
wood, late OF Charlotte in sad District, deceased
was presented to the Court aforesaid, for Probate
by Owen Reed, the Executor therein named and
- ordered by said Court that the 9Th day OF No
vember, A; D., 1851, al the office OF Rixiord i a d.
ans IN SAID Burlington be assigned Tor proving SAT-
instrument and that notice thereof be given to al
persons concerned, by publishing this ORDER three
weeks successfully III the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper printed al said Burlington, previous to th,
time appointed.
THEREFORE, you IRE hereby notified to ap.
pear before said Court, at the time and place afore.
said aud contest the probate OF said wI il you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said DIS
trict. this 18Th day OF October A. d 1851.
BRADFORD RlNFORD, Eesistsr.
wI1w3
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CONSUMPTION,

Coughs toifs byoHcfi'. itt7G Splitting Of Blood
beeaJ a. re Iuuy, Ilius the Fc SIDE, uHG tis't Ner
Nia5 NwsIh, Id7tIIa II the He"t, aat all FE.
MALE WEAK MISSES and Complaint arising here
from. Cholera lntantum. 10
~ For Proof uui particulars OF Cures see our Pam.
phicts and HIHGiu our Agent. have thom to give away
For sale by AMOS E. SPEAR and THFo. A. PEcS
BUR- n-ton Hodges Il Mason, Richmond; G. d
Weller, IInesburgh f.. A. TowsIry Shrl-
burn T., Spencer, Colchester Centre A. b.
Smouds & Co, and J. W llurbut, W illisron ;
y. Cant y Co and Jas Nichols Wrstiord K Fur
gusnn, ESSEX II & ]. Oakrs, llnderhill; Beach II
Howe Jericho; H. A Ashley, Milton FulIs and BY
Druggists and Merchants generally
All letters and orders must he addressed 10 Wal
lace " Co. 3Oi Broadway New York.
July llS5l. wmos6
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Auscs NaS1.'S Estate.

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN
Probate OUcr, oct II, 1881.
AN INSTRUMENT, purporting 10 be
4 the last Win OF Ansei Nash, late Of Colchester,
being this day filed for probate by EuuIce NASH the
Executrix therein named. Saturday, the 10Th day OF
November, 1851 at tn. Probate Office in Burning
ton is assigned for hearing the proof thereof. Or
dered that all persons Interested therein he notified
by publishing tins order in the Burlington Free Press
three weeks successfully, the last OF which to be-
tore the day set Tor hearing the proof. ,
&. ADAMS,
wI7w3 Judge.