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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.

To Mexico 2" inquired the doctor.
Yes open the box, open the box"
Then the pyramid at Cholulu is"
Exactly it is nothing else"
And you are"
Bobby" r..
Bobby who !? :" said the astonished inquirer.
Bobby Blitz," said little man with peculiar
head Of hair, who gded out Of the hall and disap-
peared in the Lecture Room Of the Museum.
The doctors looked at each other, and the word
+" sold" was audibly heard coming from the box, as
if the dried descendant of Mizuaim was laughing
in its sleeve at the creduty Of SCIENCE which could
not tell lying ventriloqust from the dried remains
of burnt rags and monkeys skeleton. How this
voice was made to proceed from wooden case will
be explained this afternoon and evening at Blitz's
Lecture Room. [Philadelphia Ledger.
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.vOrth,S
BALSAM HOREHOU ND and n NAPHTHA

For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas Bronchitis,
Whooptng Cough, and other 6ections
Of the Throat and Lungs.
THE COMPOUND BALSAM OF HORE-
= H0UNDs tonic remedy. possessing anodyne proper.
nss without astrl1gency produces free and expee
ca faculty Of Mobile and several physcans Of this who
prescribe y IN their practcew hich evidence enough OF s
value without afixing letters Of Recommendation IL viii
TASTE
Among the testimonials of its superior efficacy
valuable domestic remedy append letter from gentle
man well known in this community In addition to which,
!he following Of the edca Faculty OF Mobile have given
It their appreciation:
r: Lee FEARS. MD. P.H. LEWIS, MD.
III Woopcocx.M ID. l. CHkussE. MD.
j. b. EARLE, ID. N. WALKLY, N ID,
c. A. WOODBURY.. DIM.
II September 90, 1850. {
Having been requested by Dr. 8. g. North p.oprieto,
and inventor OF the BALsAM OF HoREHoUND, or Naphtha
zed doehonnd for experience of its
n cases Of ncpient Consumption take pleasure stating
at at the suggestion oil aphyscia1 Introduced into my
iamy, and found rom it beneficial results. havs
never had occasn to myself, but frequently tastes
and iound an asfeenble mixture, nausea, bu
leaving psea.ent e the pass Df North prepare
ne mixture with his own hands, and hence the Ingredients
may be presumed. AZ cs,sfally selected
LANES II. CALDWELL,
Recorder Mpnicipslity No, 3, Newt orleans"
NORTH 4 co.'s
Wh0fesaie and Retail Drug Store,
1Ao stAwAmosomW u0POydsas st., NewOrieans.
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SEYMOUR g BRO. =


YMOUR & BRO. .ts f,,zy
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCRR6,
Nos. 242 and 3AA zeh0npi:osas street. Nsp Orisass
KEEP constantly on hand a good supply Of every
N article in the GROCERY LINE, such a. FLOVR.
aAC0N, ggTTER, LARD, COFFEE. TEA, sUGAR
MOLASSES, FISH, etc. IN asss o. sma quantiiies
to suit purchases. fy6 "
MADAME lORk-This celebrated Phil1sophsr As .
uol9gH md rhysoE nomst and owner Of the Egyptian
Of New OlsaHs thai she viii remain in the citI ios
se . my 4 n :Sfs: T.
pstss and st pspl Streets Madam Y. desred. vii!
@mpsssmeat. etc. Consultation 81. aR126m
T ONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER-Of the
iss JOHN TOOLE. BanL Pacss
CEMENT-200O bbls. Newark, Denmans and
oSesS; fna f'1tss sfkS6b IL Co rs
pLASTER PARIS-3OO bbls. Wosherspoon's
jas nS N'~SfSa jSaS s' sTs%UD ri co rs Common
TEAS-5OO pckgs. Imperial, Gunpowdsr, Pow
i. n'Ds T. 81 GsiEFPa x isS co o. and q Old L.y
r IME-l5O0 barrels Thomaston, in store and
jas snad'ns .Sf goHS nv ssFRoup CO rs cenne. .
CRANBERRIE>-15 pkgs, whole, halves and
j.S su'.x 4. II b. 1GRiEFF 8 Co .. % and q old Lsy..
DUTTER-700 kegs prime Western; 500 fir
ID kins prime Goshen in and landing fas sal By
las A. D. GRIEfF 4 co. g. 20 and = Oh Lsvss.
CTARCH-3OO boxes Fox's and Philadelphia,
j.is IS " g. J. HART 90. - rch0spioul.. =.
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W Ws COWpoBB SOSSBe0tO lU6 JnetF0ne9 ONi1
~ This Company being orsa
!
q ~ nzed, solely for the protection
Of the policy holders and their
AN v families against want and pow
MH erty, 10 in its operatons great
~zHDMDA. national benevolent institution,
AxXNk3vXfp conducted upon the most secure
~ and solid principles, and Afford
3s ing for small annual sum, paid
5dffH5E some legacy to widows and chi.
All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms. who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate in the whole
Crei,o can insure the lives Of debto msrried woman
can effect insurance life Of her 70 hssoe bsn
sss:$ sss$: Sssss Ss$. Ss:ss.
'''' P.TGs Prsdsas ads Board OF Trustees.
!s;:gf sg :s Ssss. A. 1es; % w
5shS + ssl.s,an. &C. ss'sS siA s@iA ss;sss. s'''
oo'n'la: f''''"''' Edw. q ~ jssass GSss1 Coke.
Epw H5.s1s 5.sass fssn VGs IF T ,esns cSHnsn'
ii. &. HEART. Aotuary ....E /. G GooID. Attorney.
sss's !. d. No. III, os % E
By the Charter only q. 900 taken on .inglen1
ln:a,snos ..us poeiss ii sssnd sna ssSy
New Yorf and London offices. and without Their srcOn:
e residence in the South By the charter. Dividends Of
and be made available al once to e extent Of twohrs
of their where The party has paid hs premiums in full
psctus. Table Of Rates. and all nfor nation .oLe In.ur
nee and all paper necessary to effect Insurance can be had
Essavs ssf rlsSsas Privilege. are allowed
IL Ofnce hours. A. n. to OF. Y. Yl3 1y
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SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE-A fine blood
~ ed animal, very fleet, gentle, and perfectly ~
sound; may be seen and terms known by agplyingN
TO WILLIAM J. DEWEY, H-0U-
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REMOVALS.,

n REMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
and Commission Merchant, has removed to 81 Gravier
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II REWOVAL-Df. J. 8. KNAPP, Dentist, has
removed his office from l04 Common street. corner Of
St Charles, his office and residence No 10 Baronne
where be be found the constant prance OF his
profession in all its departments. ia2J tiyi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-01

X REMOVAL-The Office OF the New Orleans
and CaHolton Railroad Company has been removed to
bdYOnne n9
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r EMOVAL~Dr. J. s. CORES has removed his
office and residence from 7 to ~ azne, door
70 the corner Of Edward d3 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-01

On the 2lst, daughter of Alderman Harcourt,
Of Albany. went out in company with little girl. The g
shortly after returned, saying Miss Hacou would be back
directly. Since then nothing has been heard of her.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-06

THs ''lY\sHBEEi h1R5l>I'N IS published traf4 ,N1H-
dIy anR Thursday morning d, for Iloilg, PER aau,pa
payibie ~ dtrance W osp1 Do1 toi II ion
stJfttf tune t1la>ir mouths uf uaas, r de 35>con
ttn"et (ercept nt The discretion u the EdorS until u
drTcuases ptii
81 Aasagr>tsNr> inserted n - csas per squire Tor
iesS) for erey ier form aud 3 pr sgrc
cor iess) tpr crrrg outer form inse1tipi.
EreB 7frctiSr required 10 note The Ms hotn long
he misses ms adr2iSel uCref aiesyt veHed nor
noted ,cU be inserted IN rs deo be og,tJcd
tOr YEARlY ADVERTISING ne tet7S far tie p,iccgc
Of too squares, lo for square 80 faf square.
form S33 ErerY yearly aieftf ir be required
fne ms direftsnig 10 his particular int fhttstesS
81 Jon Painting erected neatly and erpedtiolsiy, and
reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-06
Negroes for sale.

uNURSUANr t. a decree OF the County court OF Frank
ln made the Ith day Of November 1S3O in the
f .uson ns Ferguson and othcr the subscriber VIII
M Ia the hg bidder TUESDAY, tr 7th day uf J5uu5-
- rcx ,t the rcsidcnrc ul Thomas Fe~uspn, decd
LA ronnty all the NEGROES belonging the estate o
"a le,eaSad-some Ten Twelve consisting oi Men
TERNSN credit OF Il months will be given, purchas
o.. riyina bond with approved personal security.
W oo L. {. $. FERGUSON, Conm'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-06

A few days 81 a Bill passed the lower house OF he
oh ho eoslans, 10 ipcorpura'e the Cinri 'nat'i. VIII
,,npt n ard Xiprsville Raj uai Company" lhIs
fs,,s the Evansville CauIe Is charter tor rad d.
rpct from Hinesvi,ie To Cincnnai by way =" Lancaster,
WInl. y on Sc It passes through reainn Il" country.
e s If winch i unsurp s,ed III mdnc lseness. an,i
lis inh lhi auts are amnns h. veal hi'sl in Ohio. ihs
route has alsu the advantage d heing shorter hy sme -
or IS miles han any her h Ciaclnnatti and DA-
I'm 10 and Pnllade phla.- DaI. .fnerioon,
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So 265 35
r.. T..
4. G. MORRISON. Treasurer and Clerk.

No Coat IN CALIFORNIA Nj. Z. T. TYSON. uf
Il Btme a. he result seniih' visit To the lat, le'-
rnty nj California .feciually eonlfadets The reports II
tonfGn supply ui coal there communication t. ono
of The Dppat'nens w ,~hi ,uon; aud 1t seems likely,
he s,ys h the geno lcdl features extend from near
the recon houndary the southern terminus o l"""r
Calf Al Inspection o The various LOCALITIES "he'e
coal has .n reported pr wed AZ every one ~
II se beds scrihii Of ''the St quality IT. seaning
were comp Of either Inite or bitumen;r sone'hI"g
~ O her s ia riher renewed from the character oi coal
1t i.o NancuuveE y Island Mr. Iysoo says that Gan "'
liza mus hook for supplies, unless they my be obained
from Oregon - -IonsriHe journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-06

Grcenough's Groupe of Statnary. are pleased to
arn, hough a leiier just rrce yed from H. Gr.non4h'
Esd the American sculptor in Fiotenc >. inat ms
proupe ordered BY Congress- is neafly eomrietrd Its
arrlvpl IN America may thereiue oe s''o', eA%c e''
The proups is imposed of four fIues, With acr'Ss
RES and is symhalica of he early se'ilr,nent q" nus
cnnntry We believe tha, The artist Was to receive
800 900 for his work--Sap Rep, fa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-06
VOL. NXYlIl.-NO. ~.
A STATE AlENT.

=
of The affairs Of The rggnaa and Tennessee Railroad
Company, for Fiscal Year, eadng 3ld October
Is5O.
Capital stock 'ho d hy the ch,rt.r 80 600 0JO
Subserihrd hy others than thu ate 1895
shafes.nt 100 each. 7so. 800 90
Subscribed by he nmonwrnh 900
sh,usat 800 each. 100000 90
|; %. ed for rrnis, from com mnenc-ment
ofihe work II d,'e, lT 81
Amount tn cted fagen for which
Turn was madr $40 %
Received Tor Interests. aud aboves
noun, paid, 37j ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-06
EAEs. e. w. HnnH.EA

OFFERS his professional services 10 the citizens o
~ Iynchburg and its vicinity
~. OfFlC Il Nam Street, nearly opposite the Frank
lin llotel.
January I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-06
s.rjnst.g 0mcc Essyssj,urC,
NEW LIVERY STABLES.

yU,HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
and the pb c grnrraIy that they have recently erect
large and cnlrnt Stable, Main street, shpit
distance above Dbrc. Hotel and immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse where tnty at all times prepared
with best grain, hay, Sc, Tor the accommodation 81
Irovcrs Travellers and Transient Visitors Persons visit
ing town and travelling in private conVeyances, WI ma
secure nv for their baggage vehicles. Snpcrn-
tending il person and with the services OF an experienced
Osct Aater ourseIye with share OF pubic patronage
", keen constantly on hand Tor hire accommodating
terms HACKS, BUGGIES, and HORSES oithe best quail
I'v. - ..ts.e,. g.
call az oae 1 gre hs entire attention Ia
La..l. 1rlI,, n -te-L w : READ,
- HAN ~ X
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-06

A curious phenomenon recently found IN ldwin
c,nny Ala. tht is twins. ol which tie ons is peaf cI
black and The her very bright moat,a. The m taes
is a, bl OK "a the ace Of spads s,-DSpatch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-06

Moral Philosophy. Taking "Nee dfap" Of brandy
Il, lh. .acIity # .hs sam ch.'' an3 PISA hn, t's
reraoce ut tue applause sfths church
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-06
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD
Presidents Report.

0rucr ot rnl NluoN ,Nn 'TrNN. Il. Il Co.
Now. :. lsae
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T.. T..
L &. MORRISON.
Treasure, aud Clerk.
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ST IAlE.NIlfNT.

STATEMENT
Of he Rcecipi, aud D.LWseaeais pithic hs year.
llaIlnee OF nn,pey on hand, per last anna
NJ tepor, i73 %
Receipts during The yer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29
Steamboat Confiagration---Fortv
Lives Lost.
Vicksburq Nav Q

Yicksburg, May Sd.
The steamboat Webster, Capt. Rono,
took fire yesterday afternoon and was
burnt to the waters edge, at The head of
Island No. So, one hundred miles above
Vlcksburg The fire was discovered and
alarm given about three o'clock, and almost
instantly afterwards the boat was enveloped
IN flames. The pilot, Mr.. Buckmaun, to
whom great credit is due, having charge
OF the wheel, Immediately endeavored to
run the boat ashore. He was in part sue
cessful, but the flames finally drove him
from his post, and the boat being unman-
ageable Aoated again in deep water, thus
dePrlvlng the passengere and crew of the
first and only hope of safetys 1t was with
difficulty that any Of the females could be
saved, many of them being separated from
their husbands and friends. About twelve
or fifteen passengers jumped from the boat,
and with difficulty saved their lives by
clinging to snags until relieved by the
Iya~l of the vessel and skiff from shore.
The number of passengers and hands on
board the Webster was about one hundred
of whom only about sixty can be found.
The rest are supposed to have persisted with
the boat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29

The New Hampshire and Vermont
Musical Convention, hold their annual
meeting at Walpole N. H. commencing on
the third of June.
Curious AFFAlR.-Probably most Ct our
readers heard of the mysterious loss of 3d.
ono by Mr.. Reynols Carpenter, of Pownal,
while on tour purchasing wool in the
Western States. The mystery is thus
solved. A few days since Mr.. Hartman,
cashire of Stark Bank, Bennington, re-
ceived small cigar box by express, in
which was $3,439, and also letter, dated
at Louisville, KY, ordering him to place the
amount to the credit Of Mr.. Carpenter
Mr. G, also received letter saying that the
unfortunate man" did not steal the money,
but found it (Which seems reasonable, as
Mr.. G. last put it into his overcoat pocket
and hung the coat across the wagon seat)
and being "short, appropriated the amount
minus, which he will return to Mr.. G. as
soon as his ability will permit. Greylock
Sentinel
HE missionary elders OF the Mormons
write to their flock that they are making
many convicts in France, Italy and Swift
zeIand.
A FURTHER increase of the Royal Fami-
ly of Prince Albert is expected the present
month. The cry is-"(Stil) they come. "
VERMONT has made, this spring, only
half the usual quantity of maple sugar, or
account of unfavoroble weather
LETTERS from Liberia to the 18th O
FEBRUARY, mention that the State will soor
become a large exporter Of cotton,
The Montreal Courier says that three
Roman Catholic institutions in Lower Can
ada possess a total income larger than the
whole provincial revenue.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29
TbG News WIeaner.
The Appalling Occurrence at Dan
vile, Penn.

The Lewlsburgh Chronicle of the 3Oth
ut., gives the particulars of the injury to
the Methodist Church at Danville, by light
ming, on Sunday, last week;
"The congregation were kneeIing in
prayer, Just before the sacrament was 10 be
administered. There were no previous in
dications of storm, except slight sprink-
ling of rain, and cloud which seemed to
be gathering in northernly direction
The steeple was first struck, and much
shattered. After reaching the main build
ing, the electric fluid divided into two sep,
crate currents-one passing through the
ceiling and along the chain by which one
of the lamps was suspended, (both of which
latter were demolished directly down into
the midst of the crowded congregation
tearing up the floor and pews, and Instant!
killing Mrs Pencil, and inAicting alarming
injuries upon her sister, Miss Vastine, ant
eight or nine others, mostly females, beside
stunning and otherwise partially affecting
many other persons.
The ladies' dresses were much torn, a
we'll as set on fire, and in some instance
ripped completely open to the flesh by tn
force Of the terrific bolt Mrs Pencil
person bore no external marks of injury
but most of the others were scorched an
discolored to a greater or less extent. TIL
other current passed out through the brio
wall by the front door, tearing off the faC
ings and prostrating young man name
Jones, who was just that moment in tn
act of entering. The lightning struck h
right shoulder, tore his right foot to iral
menls, and blistered his flesh from shoudt
to heal, so badly that the skin peeled q
when his clothes we're removed.
Our informant, who was in the chapel
the time, says it was the most appaIlir
scene Of CONSERVATION and distress he ev
witnessed. The chapel is new buildin
and the elevation of the steeple, or dom
is about 80 feet, and it had no lightnil
rod.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29
Railroad Accidents in 1860.

If the reader will look over the different
tables in the annual reports of the railroads
for the last year, recently printed for the
legislature, he will find the following fatal
or serious accidents during the year. Low
ell, 3 killed, A injured; Maine, 3 killed, 8
injured; Providence, 2 killed; Worcester,
3 killed, 8 injured; Cheshire, 2 killed, s
injured; Eastern, injured; Fitchburg, 5
killed, 3 injured; Nashua g. Lowell, 2
killed, 2 injured; Old Colony, 2 killed, S
injured Providence e. Worcester, A killed !;
Taunton branch, killed; Vt. g. Mass, 5
killed; Western, ii killed, l injured
The total is 43 killed and "a severly injur-
ed. Of the killed, two were engineers,
Zone by the explosion of boiler, two mer-
char die conductors, one road agent, elev-
en- brakemen, (mostly by striking BRIDGES
and two baggage masters; eleven were
killed while on or crossing the track; FIVE
in consequence Of being intoxicated two
passengers were killed, accidentally falling
from the platform of the car Only three
passengers were killed while actually occu-
plying their proper places in the cars, and
this was in consequence Of the breaking of
the axle Of car on the Western Road at
Hinsdale.-LOWeH Courier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

TUESDAY, May 81.
At market, $40 Catte-about $50 Beeves, and
l2OStOres, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
u Calves, 2 and 3years old.
PRlCES-MARKET BEEF-Extra, 81 90 pc
cwt., LIST quality 6 so, I'd quality, 6 90, Sd quail
ty 5 so, Ordinary SIS 90.
Hides-$5 25 per cwt
VEAL CALvEs-$3-5 az.
SToREs-Wo Working Oxen-$70-l00a LOG.
Cows AND CALvEs-$2O-35 so.
Two YEARS OLD-$l7-22 a 24-Three
Years Old,-$lS-24 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-726 at market-ne0rly
all sold.
PRIcEs-Extra, SIS 90, 700, 1000. By lot
50 90, 2 rs, so.
SwINE-Retail, 6 a &c
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, May %.
At market, 800 Beef Caffeine Stores-25
pairs Working Oxen--80 Cows g. CalVes-600
Sheep and Lambs-2500 Swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATTLE-Extra, $500
First Quality, 600 6,50-Second,4,7 500
WORKING OXEN $85, 80, 100, 1903.
Cows AND CALvEs-$2O, 90, 26, %, 35, 81
SHEEP g. LAMBs-Unsheared "a a 6-Sehar-
ed, O. 35O-Extra Lambs, $50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29

OLD OIL FROM THE SEA-A Plymouth
paper states that fourteen forty-gallon casks
were thrown on shore at Marronet Ponds
during the gale, containing linseed oil in
good condition. The casks were covered
with barnacles, and considerably decayed,
showing that they had been in the water a
long time, and all that remained of the iron
hoops we're marks of rust The Boston
Advertiser thinks they came from the brig
Hoander, of Boston, from Rotterdam,
which was lost in MASSACHUSETTS Bay ten
years ago.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Ira Pierce, Jr.'S Estate.

TENHE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
IL orable PrObale Court for the District of Lamole,
Commissioners receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands ofa PERSONS against the estate ofa Verce,
IT, late of Woco in said district, deceased, represented
insolvent and the term of six months from the goth day
of April 1851 being allowed by said Court to the creditors
of said deceased exhibit aud prove their respective
claims before Give notice. that we will attend to the
duties of our appointment at the OF Sarah
Pierce in Wocou in said Disrcto the 23d days Of June
and October next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon on each Of
said days. ,,.,,,,o,cs ,c.u..-
HORACE NELSON, sioners.
Cra0sbury, May Sd, A. u. 1881 2l:3%
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29
Ge0al Notices,
Abigail RrOwn,s Estate.

bradford District, IS. 4 staford within and for
said district on the 9th day of May A. D. 1851 Rodophus
Brown, Administrator, with the will annexed, on the es-
deceased, presents his administration account for settle
men: Whereupon it is ordered that the same be referred
the 10th day Of june next at the Probate Court to be
held at A. b. Southwoh's in West Fairee, for eXamlna
ton and allowance and that all concerned be notlhed
hereoby the publication of this order in the Green Noun
tain Freeman, printed at Montpelier three weeks success
sively may be, that they may appear and at
said time and place. if they cause, object thereto
2O3w ROYAL HATCH, Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29

Rradford District, S.. Il interested in the estate of
Ezekiel Cheney late of Cornth in said district deceased
Whereas, application has been made by Rebeca H. Che
new widow of said deceased for assignment Of person.
nj estate out of his estate,-You hereby cited to APP
near st tie Probate Court be held at A. b. solhworths
In West Faree, on the 10th day of June, A. D lS5 to
The said applicant is hereby directed to give notice
thereof three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Freeman, newspaper printed in Montpelier r Ma,
Given under my hand, at straford THIS Ingay Oh May
A, d. 1851. 2l:3w ROYAL hAlUn' 'uuE''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-05-29
Tbe Mlarkets.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

BOSTON, May "a.
FLOUR. The demand has been moderate
Fancy Genesee, $475 4,87 1-2-Extra, 5,25
6-Michigan and Ohio, 450-Extra st. Louis
A rs a 487 10 Corn Meal 3 121-2 25.
GRAIN. Yellow Flat Corn, GO 63c-Mixed,
Gle. Northern Oats, 40.
Wheat, 81 10 100 per bushel,
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This may certify that have this day sold to my sol Hi
ra G Ellis his time during the remainder of his minority
and shall neither aim his wages pay any debts
of his contracting after this date.
Roxbury, w. May g. 1851. CHARLES ELLIS.
Attest, DAVID ELLIS.
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DISCRETION.

WHEREAS, my wife, Harriet A. Conant, has left my
w bed and board, without my knowledge or consent,
and without any just provocatont hereby for
bid all persons to narbo trust her my account, as
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this date
BENZ. F. CONANT.
Barre, VT, May IA, 1851. 2O:3w