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DREADFUL EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE
The st. Louis Republican of the oath ult., con-
tains the following account of terrible disaster
"At fifteen minutes of twelve o'clock, yester-
day, the ferry boat st. Louis, while backing from
the Spruce street landing, burst her larboard
boiler, completely SCATTERING the fore part of
her cabin and deck, and killing and drowning, ut
the very least, twenty persons.
"The full extent of the melancholy disaster
was apparent just as the explosion occurred
Timbers, large masses Of machinery, brick work,
and ashes, were hurled aloft in every direction,
with many human beings. The conclusion was
distinctly felt at distance of five or six squares,
and the spray from the boilers also was dashed
very far. Although many catastrophes of re-
cent occurrence have been attended with a
greater loss of life, we do not recolect to have
seen or heard of such terrible and devastating
effects from an explosion as were manifest on
this devoted boat yesterday, Immediately after
the occurrence Of the accident. The starboard
boiler was thrown completely out of its place,
and so that it protrudes one-fourth of its length
over the boats side. 1t was crushed and cut
through in many places. The larboard boiler
that which expoded-was first blown up, tear
ing to atoms the. greater portion of the cabin,
and afterwards falling upon the forward part of
the deck, fattened to such degree that it could
scarcely be recognized as having formed boiler
The engine, machinery, portion of the wheel,
the masonry about the boilers, and portion of
the deck flooring, were shivered and scattered
about on all sides. There were from twenty
five to thirty persons on the boat at the time of
the explosion. Of that number, after the most
diigent search, We could meet with but three or
four survivors. We believe, however, from what
we could gather from various sources, that eight
or ten escaped.
The list of the killed and wounded as far as
known are: killed-Wm. W. Benson, LIST engi-
neer; Alex. NJ Kean, pilot; Paul Trundly I'd
engineer Sebastian Smith, fireman; John w.
James, son of Mr.. James the daughter of Mr.
Louis Jarvis, aged about Il years; Albert Wells;
Ernest Augustus Smidt Isaac Coop; Merri-
wether s. Smith, a boy; a young man from the
ntefth of Illinois, who had about him some
Sl75 or more and Irish boy, named William
and young man, named Robert Hardin.
The wounded are Godfrey, a son of Mr.. W.
w. Thompson, leg supposed to be broken De-
metrius Ward, severely cut about the face and
arm woman, name unknown Teresa Royan,
and Michael Gill The two last named persons
at the city hospital, and were expected to die
every hour last evening when we called there.
Demetrus Ward was acting captain of the boat,
and is, we believe the only officer that happened
to be present who survives. Altogether there
were about 10 bodies, several of whom were
not identified Melancholy as it may be, onr
estimate OF 90, as the number of lives lost, is
we believe, very moderate one.
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trail Southern Rights Association at Richmond
Va, on Tuesday
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08
STEEL E.-SOuthern Halter.
23l King St. Charleston. 8. C.,

23l King St. Charleston, 8. C..
nN N ENTLEMEN wishing to purcl
VI ase beautiful new style Sprin
Hat for 1851 made in Southern State, are invite,
to call as above.
French Imported Hats.
A few cases Of fine light French Hats, imported
for my fashionable retail trade.
Stra,o Department.
This department comprehends all the newest
styles of .Panamas and Leghorns for gentlemen,
youths, and infants, Of new styles, manufactured
under my own direction.
STEELE'S HAT HALL,
Mach 8-4tsw Charleston, S. C..
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY,
FOR CHaGRES, DIRECT, VA H.aT.aN.q.
Through Tickets TO San Francisco
AT REDUCED RATES.
New Orleans passengers transferred at Havana
to the double engine Steamship FALCON.
On TUESDAY, MARCH, II, at 3p. M,
THE SPLENDID DOUBLE ENGINE STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA,
5000 tons burden,
d. d. PORTER, U. s. Navy, Commander,
.sA WILL sail precisely at o clock, p. M,
NeS3 from her pier at the foot Of Warren street,
N. Y, with the Government Mails, direct for
HAVANA and CHAGRES.
Freight taken to Chagres at usual rates.
Specie only taken on freight to Havana and
New Orleans.
M. o. ROBERTS,
III West ST., cor. of Warren, N. Y.
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cases Of insurrectlon or obstruction to the laws
either of the United States, or Of any individual
State or Territory, where is lawful for the Presi-
dent Of the United States to call forth the militia
for suppressing such insurrecton or causing the
laws 10 be duly executed, 1t shall be lawful for
him to employ for the same purpose such part of
the land and naval force shall be necessary,
having first Observed all the prerequisite Of the lao
in other respscis.
So far as it regards the employment of the
army and naval force, the President maintains
that be is subject to prerequisites of the act re-
ferred to, but they are absolutely at his command
for the purposes indicated.
The words of the President are: Congress not
probably advertng to the difference between the
| militia and the regular army by the act Of March
3D., 1907, authorized the President to the land
and naval force Of the United States for the same
purpose for which he might call forth the militia,
and subject to the same proclamation. But the
power Of the President under the Constitution, as
commander of the army and navy, ia general, and
his duty 10 see the laws executed is general and
positive, and the act of 1907 ought not to be con-
sructed as evncing any disposition in Congress
to limit or restrain any OF his constitutional au-
tbority." The imporI.of which is, that the Presi-
dent may use the army and navy he may think
proper, under the penltude Of his constitutional
authority, and that he is not constrained by the
act of 1907, nor can he be restrained by any act
Of Congress. Being cfoio commander, he can
usc Tue army III supptesbinB insurreCuOn5, IN
manner different from that in which he is required
to use the militia.
For the specific and etimes delicate purposes
indicated, ! think Congress has the direction Of
the President. When actually in command, for
repeing invasion or for any other purpose, he
must exercise his own judgment, under his con-
stitutiona discretion. In one sentence, 1 deny
that the President has right to employ the army
and navy for snppressing Instructions, DC,
without observing the same prerequisites pre-
scrbsd for him in calling out the militia for the
same purpose.
His suggestion In his message 10, that he shall
have right TO employ the militia, as he contends
he has right under the Consultation to employ
the regular military force; that is, without notice
Of a proclamation. | do not think that he has the
right to call out the military force of the govern
msnt without observing the prerequisites of the
act Of 1898; and am unwilling to give him such
power in calling out the militia. would regard
it az fearfully momentous occasion to see the
army called out to shoot down insurgents without
notice or proclamation.
| The truth il, il must be regarded ~ sigpihcan,
omen Of the times to be told that marshal, under
his p|enary power to call out the posse eoniinius,
cannot execute constitutional laws without resort
10 force and that 70 b executed with the prompt
nsVs Of Executive will,
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AID 1Hl.cAr1 HOTEL.
HANOVER sTK cCT.
NOSf0r

~ hh""i""r'd hayir.. en,il~lv ,,tu,,t
ana 'h'aig"d t'r sho'" ,tn nave r.,sll.h
m"''. "ihh.,ng IA 81 about 30 ,.ru,.
w'nId r'-r"riIti, i..,o nni,r. TIM, 4, i. ,,..
f'a't f"' '''r RECEPTION ND Accommodation Z
ia" 'fa''hup community
An ",iruard p"ti't g, ,he up,u,,,...a
'c"","n'rnr,'s ot tina Nouw i, drc,n,d 40,
Ipcfiio"s, - IT." tnnmrou. improvement.
whch hryc he.u made uanpn, br made ga.
not be Property gwen M an sdvrrt,.> nv nj -
suffice Il 10 sy HAT no rI,"n,. b.. b,.u
spared 10 rrndcr an apartment prtl.ct
'". '"'n',ur' WAS made csprcssi, Ia nrdsr
frshfu"'s ~ cost. and certain .tnr,,na~ ~ Il
"fpro'ailv HE drawn: rooms, wii, bs found
10 b' of iho most hraut, FIJI and tasteful
in'"uisc'"'" Ia" d'o'ny rooms arc eap..
''"nr and IL" hours Er meals vii tr 90
eHangeh rs 10 suit tie convenience of the
"ntis and late
i'"'5 dep1rin'm w,ii be- conducted la .,
"'' 'P'i'hab" "A"u"r, snd 10, ptnl,,e,e,
id"oAes his"!f that 'i,r Ana r,,au iIo,... .h,Ib
Or irni, Tie" iri,eicts ..unr. 4,y7 q,
't'i' iTr'' ENlS ICE
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West Rutland l.Cuse.

1lit st KiBIR rou'e ri,, u.,;-,
h. s." ifl'rfr ahd tine y,.bhc. hat h.. bG.t.
l'ss'd uir I'D rsirhish6d hrd aru ku.n
FLBL/r UOE.SE,
At F'ff hd'"sd. ~ aud tbo .s,n~ harm,
hT"n ""slt iofEishh u.s Fsuer.ify no,
ttsd sad impf"tra IN ats intrfusi stt.tg,
n'"n's-~| "7@ 'isn Tor the rec. ,utrcftis n
~ ~" ,tF'"inr pntse. ,nd f. ~ v ron. 10.
'n"'', p'sas"te or convenience my call L.,
THIS ptgr".
A', h"1" - piea'shuy situated On ths
!ns 81 the kailfosd ifuis hstaHa Ia J,ov
spS 80" 10 ~ haH ~ BOT tnsss .i,ir,
'riu 60 tEtsr"s frrIsts--to and Gnt,
A" h'' ID place s'-gT. aJT,yr and .sd.p-it ssl,
on ~" tfpsat ~ fb@ Can an3 >. ~,,I,,., .
us'i' ~ iiis so,-htsrd .yS,sis Qnay,,.. f.,
ahlrB hsi'sTd 70 r, Bot,f
Ne P@'hs y II b- spared ~ IL, ..h.,,,hss
"a frAe''I iEe is"sse spi~t sEd sst-,sb!s 10
sort i'i Ne haErieI, sss o eD.,t,l.ll, md
p'~aia"i 't"pP'nS place lof r. nile ss n on be-
sinsss ~ Sltsvuf.
fF Horace .na osrfsr.. q, siI time, tn
frao'uras iof Inc sseaIoin. Gsiion 81 h,,t..
fyns. 4 s!nss
Mt r"'lssd. ,sly 2, isst ~
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'tt 49, i''-''Ai,rr ts's .isis go ~ ,ia etc
's'' 't"h nt>.ri aintvJ 4. fle sash vel
it'p isefeJ,sfvrtss.. 4. u. ..e-...y,.,i.f.t
. w s'm' ~ e'sssd ~ i,psi ANUt, :, ~
H'e' .h' re 'ef3 est nts',s. - i,At,n, sse,s
Hs' 80 ahs i.ti. ispe' ia tas tt,,,a .,,l 10.
w'h F.r' ~. it'"l s,4s ~ h,.s,sstsi a ls
~" ir's' '".nral i"s,,.', III p,.usl .
w. go 'efi'i' Of ss.,se, t~srs w..
~, lea al sths al ~ NV al na..r..
~ 81 - ws's-i's e",s,.t. ,.s s.tt.tt.
's'"" :" s.t ~" - n',t"s Mlats k,,e hd
Ftustee m,alr'sss arc - t,,ss 49, a, tL.,
~" d'l'tis si,i .en,n.s set, n, ~ iron, ,bc
hPAft"' 'e"'S' hsH ff~m -, d,.ra,s iss.'t
49, w. iss. @es''rnts e"p'd sot ,pasnss
ssd p,.r on tho ~rr...s,t, ,,,. 4, ,,,..r..,,I,
'N'''" ibr y st.m Nhsi Hbasaed .,e ne,
'e,nfs ""FF hnt1''s:-. arttte Ari it,,g r,,,us
'h'' 'on- loose ~ ds.riststnm ia p.,,r.i
.rFH'e Is. bees suaiati AID .A.,,i.c,,,,,n.
Lse ~ " w
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AUCTION AUCTION.

wv i'll be sold at The late residence Of 81
w vestcr r BurdI,t, ia shrcws bury on Il.
20th of September, 1881
aw-m'''. and building rrot, II desired;
4 variety nf Lumber;
pair al three ye RS old steers;
One three years old Colt;
Two Jingle Harnesses Il one double Harness
Two double Wagons, aud one lumber Wagon
Two Carts. twosieIs, three ploughs L. Chniu.
Two cress-cat SAWS, three Hand saws, a water.
level, Auser.. Ch'sel. and Bits of all sizes:
horse-shed near the Union Meeting house.
Sale to commence al 9oeiock forenoon.
LOWELL }. BURDITT.
September 3, 1851. 81
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PA nos FOR SALE
At cAsrLEroN srmrNnnv

iIiI SUBSCRIBER would i,rr..h, IN
form IN public ii'ai he on lend and II,
constantly T"crb lny l,anns pi al! p,r..
from thr r"lrhfaioi Mandatory niII.t,.r.
DAVIS Co., "f bus,rn wh,rh he IN al
Tor ~ 1T approved "'cd,.. on Nm ,n0a' ,,s
'in.hi" i"r'"r. lh,,, 'ig made sf-arc~m.ni.
w'th nld 'ompluy he v ~ I'll .L,nrL,,n.
- ii7n So can b. obtained - The c,ty
h"a" wl.hln. I" purchase hfi,liant tuned
Ir~rnn' I. WARRANTED IN nn~ DOR. viii
Pl'h'r cali brii'e P'Ircl,a,tng ci.cwl.rs
J lfAt tCrK.
'as'l't0n. tltil- I~!l
'h's r";lr'it, that T., J ilaiiock. Of "a.
Teton W IL our authoIiy,d ..ept e., ,h.
ale o. Piano fut'rs Al nstiu,n,u,, ko,,
"nr mnnn'sc'nt,, ,.p BE- bought, u ~,
"'i'e aH. "au"Htcd. as Il r1i'ts,sG q, out
"sr -gJoIs.
n,tfTr -,ttc ,..
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Dandy, Oct. us

p.'rtct '' RaiisSa, y. Beeel..d F sns, a;
stated 'c->icn &c the Probate Cont al th.
'a'd D'sir'et Of hut!and held At Rutland in ana
Tor aid b!s'Tct, On the 18th lay u pctoLer A
ID ISL, -
i're-ent lion. Harvey Button. judge.
whereas Eham Whit. Aumihi. ,l the
estate Of Royal Preston lat. of WaIinrtord in
N SAID District deceased inieaalc has TIM,
ia" rre'"uteI u the said Probate court n ne
ttt"n IA "ritirr, therein setting forth certain
ia"'S t""'Ne 10 tue situation Uf Iail estate
Tie amount OF debts allowed hy the conm,s-
'ENtf. u ci'lihs against Esia estate. the APP
irai'ed 'ilIe OF the real ana personal e,tste Of
sad deceased &c. whereby II appears that III.
sale vt The satd r,aI estate j. necessary 10 raw
The SAD debit aHd the expenses OF sdinini.tra-
ton and therefore Ea!d adm!nistrator rruue,t.
sad tupmissiober Il grant him a license To
Cell all at the real estate Of sad deceased OK
cspt the dowcr of the widow Of sand decra.ei
thtfeih add iHo lod.ag he re,ersioH of sita dow
ef--said real estate cVusists Of homestead house
h u.s and lot and South Pasture both encu,n.
berei With n hortsag" ana 81 the toOled.r lot
Therefore, It's order ID by sad Cogrt, that
ta!i I. ut.aa be aud ihe same :, hereby refered
l't nearing ah' drcisi"n 10 a'tatcd hession OF
sasltpI 10 BE held At the O.sre of the Re ,;,.
t"r ~ s-'f Conrt, IA E4tla.4 in saidI d -,f.ct.
on me 1t Monday, beng The 81 day 81 No
'chibe' \ u. 1901, aGd that notice Thereof
&c E'ses ~ pub.isaias Serti8ed copy 81 In.
frc'fI 80 th'' order, three wc-Ls taG cc,s.,cl,
lrc'I9ds ,hrr.tn. i0 the kIt.aLd Eor..G. = rtw,-
lai'-r rriHlr'. al sa!I Rutland. and Circulating
IN the ucls .burAov4 Of thee interested, IA or-
per that all person interested ttc'ein may thea
ana tscr" appear before ,aid Court aai o..
!r'' 10 the grating " ,aiI license CIV. CpnJs
Ter the lat 'Hrui os said drLts and Ipcn,ss "
otasT".se a. l'i1s 30. cs.se.
itVr eSpy VI =, -vrc
=. nI'<N\ 49, u.
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NOTICE.

1--WE rpparnrrship b~r-iof,rs r,,st,ng be.
tween iI~ ustefsigned ia by is,,,ns
e"nsni Dissolved ~ demands dnG IN. com,
fa"y must be pad tn ) X Parker is,.i,oor
d. 10y "hp D. sDtsgi red To- rccelye thrn. Al
- 'eti!s all dr,nsads gs,nsi seed cotDpsn,
X. PARKER.
BROWN GLEASON a. co
J-lt !, ISL ~
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EWO ~ THREE young md active men.
wti. cash capital OF % or fily dollar.
10 engage IN pleasant aud profitable Lus,.
NESS For plrt'ct lars, addres. MAX" al
this office
Rutlrnd. hrrns, 6. I-It
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FOR SALE.

one two story house and lara. one two story
~ shop, 28hy 20, together with the mac hlut.
~, comprising Cupboard mill, Planning ma
chine, Buzz..awe, 2 IRON Turning -lathrs for
turn wood. said premises lay north of Rutland
vsilage, about one mile from the Depot. ~ n
bruok known Il. the Hale aud Graves brock
and is u good situation tor carrying ont the Char
carriuge, or almost any branch OF mechanical
business. OAe door nurih Of the Bridge.
IHADDELS DUNCkLEE
Rutland, Sept 1T, 1851. 3i.f
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Dsrlct ,frairIss.N. :. "A las, viii and

DS,rlct ,fFairisr~n - ~ las, vii! and
Testament 81 CHAIR 0ffE RANSOM, late Of
tarsuisisua, 10 the county ct Ontarte, and
State u Nr~ i.rt, dsiy ,Iisscd sni proved 40
ua Surrogate Court for the County OF Opta
nv. slorc,aii. being presented to- the Coua
here, TIA, .sd copy may he slei snd recorded
10 n, froiate Court tor the di,ric, Il fah-
haven, -forS'aia sgreeab's TO the statute 10
ssch case made and provided it IL hereby or
asrsd thss all psr.ous concerned be notified
to sIpcar before -Ati Court alta session thereof
t. &c he'll q, the Probate office ~ Cssi,rtob IN
.s!d olsuir', Oh "a, a9ih day "t Ce, newt,
sd runt..t toe IN : aat rrrGrdtH, NJ the copy
Of 'ail VII. as ngcsaid a they zee cause t,f
rLich Pu'r1'e II ), farther cfi,Tci that coy
OF the recgfi II th,s orl>r BE pub. .Lel thrre
r.s,. excessively in the kltABi Herald.
Is~spAper Ffsnlcd at Rutland "a this SIsts, as
soon =. mag lie
\ Hsv copy sf record
- ALrr~ W,r.s judge.
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POST OFFICE STAMPS

CHAErrs BuHr. L " Rl'isnd. d. now
suppiwd v,'i Post . Ire stamp, f,t tbr n,r
payir~nt of let'frs, 81 the Denomination %;
cent. can't, ana ,srls- rrnl. aud IN pur
susnc" II ,ns,fucttpns from the Department
lie - really to furnish D.puiy T. Msslss. and
oihers
In 80
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Ics1 RIcri,rp and FOR sale by the subscu-
Der, the various publications. 81 Fowler n
Wells, New i"rk, II, III" pubi,sarrs prices,
among "hch ale WORKS on Physiology, Fire
n"'osy, rhon"gaphy, Magnetism, Botany
Astronomy, Water Cnrc, dc &c. A very
desirable collection Tor family reading and
reference, a general assortment of School n
Miscellaneous Books.
d KIRK,tpiE.
Untand, Oct, !, 1851. IS
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tsmMn &c Nnxs. Hrrrr

W ~ g., " ev~, ~ r..,....4
sfN",~ ~ = -. t'.s - 80 =. .. sss.s .s.A ..
$50 A'esSis' = Ssass.s 40 a,r.sf,s ~. aii,a "a.
gsr.' 80 ~-tsff " 1kiItN ~. N,kp>
lA's o. gs44'"tI, n sail ei4tsi,i 4. t.f4ta yep.
'ese = ~ vlrsst 49, ~ f4.-atAsft ~ tsr ~
80 ~ 'sTr " 'ASl hstaf aii'- "a b, ~
vet t"i ihu' iH'Fo-r - - ts.s.fsre ~ -stlt
~ U~i'cs that ga siiru,i TO ,ts bas,a.S, oi
OF a sFrs'iBi,nsft ~ ,'s i.fe tc.s4t1c. o.
~ ''id dsgvrs 4 ~ 'ts ~ ssAt . ,.,.t,f
vest froin one 'slaei aniii t,t s'sistl ~ 90.
49, .ss'.
ftNttt ppassH { rga,als
w .~,p, ssp, , s,os.rs
f'utAe' SEPT ~ ifIi ,,
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- ~ 7 ~ me IN
District O.; nntiini ss NJ here, thai
a. - stated session Of the Probate Court Il the
said diHtric, "l kuiiand held ~ ku,ianJ ~ aud
Ter -a'i district ~, the Gr.t Morlsv I..ng
Ia" 'st DAY OF September \. u. 1851
fre-cnt iion Harvey Brt,n. judre
whereas the sad Probate Cnurt Ia. this
"iy made an etd,f that N"-cs pcrk,rs, sdmin-
tit"f I" the estate No, Already administered
~ WIN Fs'. late al Rutirnd il snw nistri,i
" ceased i''rstI'r, pay al the drLts allowed
against snid estate " tho Comm. -ioucfs a.,
pointed ~ saii cou,, l." rec. i,c rssn,nr aud
tJisi t'e 81 uuis at the 'rciifurs ~ said de-
""'"cd. within - days iruH, iLis lat day OF
September, u. l-5i
lhor'i"rc. at H., request nf s,h adm uistrtor
u Il "r i"rci Nv at court thrt notice of 81
"fd"r 81 payment AMI that aid drtn, Will be
bad "it.'n thu tine 50 'iui,t I y. gfnrc..ij IL.
~ ID ~ '-lr3 c"ri.h,h criy &c! the rsCrr.,
" Ih'' "rdcr T. Ice published three wu"kA ,uc
- '.'Fr ). He s"r' - my b.. /, th- Iull.nn
N'' '' n'"Sr'u. = rt'n',j o. I'll. lu.iuhd.
4 - De- ,4ly cot r"rorI
- iitNEi HALL. Esrrter
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NOTICE

IL hrrsay s'yrn ths' have 70, d,v NV.
ea 'Hy s'ns. tl'Fhslrt ant t'srveY ,nir.r.
'ar'f 6ar eST'ng The Remainder oFiheir M
n 'niy. aaa sa4il cisia, noae Of t4r.t ..,n.
iegs a0r pas sny d~ot. OF th~if can,rsr,i,y
siiet th'' date. I.tNfSET'r CULVER
"singiofa, Angus, 2b4h ISL. 80
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

Y>iiE members Of the VERMONT MUrC.
Al FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY are
her' by notified that the following assessments
have been matic by the Directors on all note,
IN force the days following TO wit:
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nl NFECTFIII1 nnnfhIicr 70 INT IHIVH' "
k1t E,tisnd and vicinity, that hey WIZ CAV. "h'
EC.,a, ru,. r,s ,su,ent u, fransl,n Hall, Oh S.n-
s6ev evening oct.,l,cr isth. Introducing e"o'e'
hrrrsruu~ % their productions and seIee'i. n,
BucE .. have met the appreciation Of the musical
Suh!ic ~ tie United States aud Europe.
~ n.uai mace. on tho day oi the concert, anf al
&c i,or No y.s,ponemen:. Concert % com
.nsencc a; u so'cIack.
u Thcy viii sing a. Cas,lc.on OF Monday Oct 20
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PAY Up.

H.G'r,ts S21,ay wac are 'nae de, 80, to me
,srmIned h pay my debts. sni sm az naeh
ds;srJ,raed ,A.t a,hrrs shall pay tne- Par
iicuisr Attention 10 tss call, ~ tha-s ,nter.
ss,ec, slli,are tns aisagfoFab'e n-esnty OF
sttiag = seeoni n0a,s "Greeuas
\. DYER.
Euilsnd March ~. l-sl 81
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IL I or LETS IRIS
II tNA.NlNc ia The ~, o.. =, nat
lsnS, a'th At :>eple rse--t '.sl
Ir'sani rsll'ng ier he t-,t-,, ~ ts,. fs'
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Att,u Jsars its,sl.,L.
s1s"s iii,aiotsn James
a. h3aas Ilors~ tI
f.lry bsnsl JseA,ot. -. phus
htm's thtflrt orl jvn-,nr. NJ ii
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watch Mz'gAuuS lstis tEstk..
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p'f"'lS wa 1.rdutc U-rjRrin
~ NT'"'i l.FNnrst.su ufS1,assB
Ben brI In. vi,
bc'f' h'-s Mex although flicn
W! h''h u " b"ouusb Itesry
'''' sa"'' March th,ilP az
IN y '"nt'y fhbta
tLaf,h Rpu-oD N..id,n Pst
Jcngdon tro I, MeNpr,n,n Id
tu"n'ns hsH J"i,n MoIoun, M,chs,l
Ni'tA ~ tMit VIC N'lita,ns Janice
ttahaa Martin Nu,phv Mrb..t
CopB,tiy Nrbs~l Ncl,upb J,,o,.
I nat' .''ha'',e Ns hStstiy Timothy
: Dfakc Gideon Na.a A,ons
Eesry \ Dt p.rk,n, IN &
Deans Mrs. Pond Es
Drhpi,on Cha, g Rawlr, Thss y Gen
t.ooy t"fnelH 4 Roger. Spiotnan n
tstsbrooks Auhro.rD k-df.ld Wn,.
Freeman iictsry Mss Ripley ra.r5,a
I"ssf btfoh Rankins Wan +
I1i'smi hA''e kttiy Terrence
FROST LoreuC Sk-,i, uenry
Fisher saluucl Si.,r,... y.J.,
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Denhir Erh"ed ssIeFstss. Soda ssirra:u,
pare tirsni Tsfu, ies., fe~ d.rs. fr .sse
~ 4. nUff s. son
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toMMIssioxERs Nor,Cr

~ tue 'usscfihsf. hstnS sProinies 10y ne Hos
W Fr',.te trs't ip, tie D,strtti ai sirhs.ss CO...
n'-si"ners L" receive, examine aud adjust all
CLANS ard d-mands Of all persons srains,
The estate ofSt"phenBcaohia late of a,tl-ion 10
nd ds'r'c', deceased. irprcsr n,cd ,nspive NJ
M months from the 2-th day Of lui,
l-'i hring al""'d by sad cout, inr Ina, pui
pose, ~ d. the,rl"fr hrtrhy CAV. notice that
Sc ",li att I'D {" ia. hutmrss &C oursaiI 40
pon'nrnt al the dncllrc hnnsc 81 rh,lhp
If'swpld uCasileton nn he .,,.h ,la,s ui Oc,
i"h amt November n',i, utLi q u clock
I. NJ, nb ca~h of sad Ja,,
Dated Al tasticton lh.s let, day e OciuO,,
1881.
JrH,gt'u TuarNfoS, r,mmiasitn
J,Htm WIN iunu>r4>, lr, -. IL
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NOTICE.

This may certify that J have thu. day Civ.
en- my son thNr'"s Nsl, ms time during the
rcnaindrr Of hIs minority and shall clam
none "i ms earnings and pay no debts Of his
contracting after ihts Cat.
CEElYE VAIL
Dandy, Oct. :, 1851. 80
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CO.VuLSSIOEERs NO7ICE.

WE tie subscribers. bong appointed 10y The
w Hon Probate Court tor the Eisiriot 70,
RIiiand. Commandments to feceite. rssmine
aud ADJUST all claims and demands II all pct,ab.
against III" estate Of Cnr,stopbcr Smith, late
Of Wellington: IN sad district, drccascd, rep
Icssnt-d tn..lyent and 81, months from the
81 day ri ssytsmDsT lSIi BEN, aflsw.d b.
cad court fDf that purpose, Ne do there 'Gt-
her 'hg Plyr n"irr that We wiii HucnG h. the
business Of GOT sad aPj,olntIHrni at ihc dnri-
M house of WIDOW Mar Smith ~ said
Woli,n,ipfd o. to - ii.nda" al Oc'ofor
AID f~''rfHp EcIt, from % c,,,.k unt,i 10.
clock. VI ga acu Of sa,d da,..
Da"d Nhiiingiofc, lhls lG'h Da, Of =, ..
irnL-f iAli
y EDG tRTOS, r"m.
80 DYER TOW SsLND. ~ .iunci.