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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
Tremendous Gale and Los. Of Life.

Boston, wednesday, Oct. ;, ls5I.
NGispatch received last evening, by the Collector
of this port from b. Iammatt Norton. /. :. Consul
at pIciou states that the Northeast Coast has been
SWEPT by terrible and destructive gale, and that 100
fishing vessels were ashore on the north SIDE OF
Prince Edwards Island. II Is estimated that 300
persons have persisted IN the wrecks. and many be-
dies have already drfted ashore. MIR. Norton VIII
proceed al once to relieve the distress. and render
.,eI aft -. he ran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

L Mr. Noah Olcott. a venerable citizen
Of Newark, he stepping out ofthc cars III Jer-
sev City yesterday morning, was knocked down and
injured considerably, though not fatally, by the cars.
He was severely bruised. the flesh his fingers cut
of and the heel of his boot separated from his foot
IT was a very narrow escape from death. He was
conveyed 30 Newark by his friends, after having his
wounds dressed
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Steamboat Accident AZ Buffalo.

BUFFALO, "Wednesday, Oct. ;, ISL
The steamer Buckeye State had pipe burned
ont last evening; tie passengers supposed she
was on IKE ana were frightened. The damage
il, not great, as nothing very serious happened
Another noat has been put on upon her days
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feaal Notices.

SUPREME COURTS II. Bas-
~ set. Robert W AbOrn, Philip G. Weaver and Isaac
Lewis against Robert Banks-SummOns tor money demand
on contract To ROBERT BANKS def ndant You are
hereby summoned iud REQUIRED % the complain
tins action which was hled the Office If the CLERK Of thu
CITY ana County of Newi York, At the Cry Hall IN the city
OF New YORK. the POI day Of May, 1881 and 20
copy Of your to the SAID complaint the subscribe
ers their office, No - Waist IA the city OF New York.
within twcnt. DAYS after The service OF this summons On
exclusive of the dey o such service and you fail 10
answer plant within the time AFORESAID, the
paytIs IN this action s take Judgment you Tor
the Of One Thousand and Ninety eight Dollars aud
Forty Cents, nth ntorct from The rTueih day Of De-
cemher. One Thousdud Iiglt Hundred and Finy;
STA Is from March o, 1851 on Sl9 a from January 49,
1851 sol 90 from February 49, 1851 s-DI ~, aud
from March r. 1851 On S267 a. beside the Of this
ti0n-Daiod SMITH * WOODWARD.
81 lawGwTh Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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{lliilincrp.

EALL MiLLIN Mrs. ROGERS.
u Ne 2S3 Gth-sy. 2j;h-St. hss now on hand fof
ruhc upecfC the Frcuch Nihtnsry Fall Cords.
haKUg awaited herself Of al the appliances her power -
Lee establishment the center of attraction g. aes
tc rtli, elegant and cheap Hats receiving the la
test both from private sales and pubic sucios
rn.l She most ADVANTAGEOUS Arrangements MIS- DIT
re- cis special a'rLpr tu ac numerous STYLES hch she -
ro'V making sreasus thor accommodations by
beam. the Impress fn'ToSc excellence beautiful ap
pcaraIce. effect attracting. \ LARGE assortment NJ
French .lhclns Fea hCr Flowers. sc. IN every hue snd
shade, amp "a patNrn.
\ B-As We supply large Millinery stores We have ia
Cl ties vhch but few possess setug goods a
trsussy low rates and ~ asa The favor of call
c4Tfs4n Cur uFlCeS and efarire our stock
Mn NJ ROGERS. No. 283 th-s..
90 near 2jth s. New York
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-On Monday last
Mr.. VIM. Little, a seaman on board the schooner
Ebenger," lying in the stream of South Ferry, had
ms arms and hands shockingy mangled by being
caught between the vessel he belonged TO- and an
other craft which came in collision. He was im-
mediatey after taken to the drug store, corner OF
Atlantic and HenrystS by officer Macmahon, Third
District, and from thence sent to his residence
IN feminist, near the Dry Dock, NeW-Y ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
The Alabama atSavanah.

SAyANAH, Tuesday, Oct. :, ISL
Tie Steamship Alabama" Capt. Ludlow from
New York arrived at her wharf here aftera passage
OF CO hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the Estate Of STEPHEN
SQDIkR, late Of the town of horthheld Richmond
County deceased Ia present the with the vouchers
thereof either OF the undersigned at their respective
residences sad County, OF before the iih daj OF
January next and all persons indebted to said Estate
requested to make immediate payment rs aboye-Da.ed.
Staten Island, July 9th, 1871
A. h. DECKER. (r,c@,,o,s
iviO larCnTh. SAAlL III SQUiERS i'N'''''S
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Posf-CHicP Operations,

The Post Master General has established
the following new Post-Offces for the week ending
Oct I. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Oct. s. ISL
The Rfr1bhr OF this morning saws that Andrew Ste
yer.on. Of Virginia hes taken the Presidential track
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B. Telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
Georgia Election.


CHARLESTON, Tuesday Oct :, 1851.
The following additional returns Of the Geor-
gia Election have been received here
J1i0n N70-,tts.
Muscagee LIS Richmond 202 Houston &C.
Morcan -----i5D Tahaferr0- Burse -.----. ID
De hab-----.snG Pike - Monroe 1850 SD
GTeene-------5 $40 Clarke ------a'5 WatOn-----.l2'
Warren ------245 NewDern-----"1 Wilkes ------l25
Chatham $500 - Nclnto>h---- 20
Two precincts 70 be heard from.
Dep1--b III AUGUST, Tuesday oct :.
The following Counties gave States Rights
uaJouues:
Jasper I'D Wllkiusou---- = Crawford q
INiggS. LOO Bi5p 65 Bulock-----2'6
Bu.ts---------2Ri
The Southern Rights ticket (or Assembly
probably IS elected in Baldwin County.
IL Dfnroe Co.. the mon Representative ticket
Is carried by about 30 majority
MAJOR Harmon probably Unionl is elected
Senator from H,psfoa and Co5b Counties by 4
majority of l67
Dispatch HI MAcos. Ca, TUESDAY, Oct. :.
IN - Counties heard from, CObbs Union ma
ority for Governor Is 4.500-itr> thought ms ma
ority IN the State viii not fall short Of 1900
SIX Union and two States Rights Congress
men are elected.
Three.fourths Of the Legislature vii be COM
posed of Union men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

MILLINERY and DRESSNAhl\G.-
iva = DAILON 4 T. MACAUlEN beg leave :
respectfully 20 inform their ends and the ladies Of New
Ner, m general that On TtU HSDAY. the OH inst they
Will orcn fher Fall Style Il Millinery az their ware-roons
No 81 Prince Il east corner Of Broadway. They
Wou also that they Wit ca s'rc attention 70 tns
making Of dresses s the newest STYLES and sccofdag 10
the most fashionable pat and thcy hope h Stct at
ttuon and constant application io business 10 merit
share ~ that patronage 50 lrefay bestowed hy the public
90 2fF
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Coronation Notices.

EROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
~ MENT-TO CONTRACTORS sealed pIoD,,ss ..,
h. received az The Office OF the Croton Aquedut Dep1
uent fRosu1da PARK until Monday the ~ n nay ~ 10
80 . y ,,ci.ct y M 10 buid npcessary RECEIVING
BsSiN and Il 'LyERT, cornerof CROSS and ORANGE
STRFETS The plan Of the woik, sho spscc i,o y ioa
tffsto can be obtained appcatIon 70 the contract
C,erk a, fhyS Office -New-fOEk, Oct i@,l-
". ~ NICHOLAS DEAN, PTett. Croion Aq. Dep't.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
Surrogate ofthe County of New York. NOTICE hereby
gwen Ia az persons having claims against ELIJAH
FISHER late 81 the CITY Of New York, deceased 10 pre-
sent the with vouchers thereof 20 The bscuber AZ
Lcr residence No i49 2Dth 4 the CITY of New York
on Or before the first day OF March At-paied Now
York, tie 9th day Of August, 1851
au,s Iay,fmTht JOICE FISHER AdminRtratnK
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T. the Iai'es.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT of LADIES'
- and Children Fun Bonno'S also, Blss black.
\, htc ard drah fancy Hats. his trimmed. NJ
oi IN. J n. MONARQUES. Ne 22S howey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

white outer sr,in fremans style open Al the breast
ano siasheG with read black pants with white stripe
red leather belt and cloth caps with silver band
They numbered about thirty muskets au1 are accom-
panied by the Brooklyn Comet Band.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
TAxES IN KINGS CouNTY.-The Board


Of Supervisors met IN the County JAN on Tuesday
afternoon and the Committee on Taxes presented
their report, OF which the following an abstract
Amount to he raised IN Kings County for the
curent year, pursuant 10 the provisions Oi
an act passed ApIli 70. 1851 70 establish
Free Schools throughout the State S4f2Y Do
Amour, 10 he raised m the seTeIal Wards OF
Brooklyn o. meet general city expenses Tor
current year SuSJ-3 ul
Amount L. be raised IN the several " sris for
Optung Washington 1882 al
Amount 10 DC raised ljr the expense Of Lamp,
Police and Fire DStictS VIZ
Cleaning Streets $780, ~ $40 10
Lighting Streets 4j0f0 % 40 3,s c,
Fac Department --.-.-.---- 10 coo 90 '''~'' ~
Police.
To he levied m the several Yards i,g support OF
Common schools 81 9obil 20
Srs-idl IGrcS, De
" liiamSburgh First Dstllct -- ... 1887 30
MlilIamsbuTgh Second District ..---.-.--. 1852 IS
Wlhlamshugh Third District $50 90
IlsibuSh ......-. 10 a.
Fiatlands 53i oil
New Utfecht--.- ---------...-.-- y -
Buslwick 30 %
EXPENSES # LAYING Out road from GrtyeseMd u
Brook I)9e -
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur.

Il : T
\ rogate Of the County Of NewYork, notice Is hereby
gwen 10 all persons having 81 an, against EPIPHANY Dh-
Wis lale oil tie City of New York deceased 70 present
e same va vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber, at has
residence No Howard-st N the City OF New YORK, IN
or before The Twenty Eighth dty Of January neAt-Daed
New York the Twenty-tbrd day Of July, 1891.
iv2t iawbmrh. CHRISTOPHER RUSH. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

The TtQOfI " u "VVl1V7V 'IlI NI ItAtS OtltTcu 70
be paid.
TARGET Exclusion. TUESDAY afternoon
the SCHUYLER Guards, Capt lSaac schuyler proceed
I'd ON a two GAYS target excursion 10 New Bruins
wick. The company IS composed chiefly Of youths
AID ,heiI Uniform Is peat aud unique: CONSISTING u
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ARREST FoR FURIOUS DRIVING AND RrN.

ARREST FOR Furious DRIyING AND Run
MING OVER Capitalization Ferron, of No 50
MulberS-st., was yesterday arrested by officer De
voc, Of the Chiefs Office, charged with driving
grocer'S wagon al an unlawful rate Of speed and
caroleSsly running over and badly Ijuring son Of
Mr.. Mix residing al No. SIS HOuston-St. The affair
occurred on the corner OF Broadway and Chambers
81. Ferron was taken before Justice Osborne and
held to bail IN $500 TO answer the charge
FOUND DRowNED.-The body OF an I'M
known man was found al O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing Al the dock at the foot OF Pier No. 3, L. r. The
Coroner was notlfed 10 hold an INQUEST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

FRF.-About O'Clock last evening. a
fire broke out IN stable at Perry Bridge, which was
DESTROYED. frame dwelling house adjoining, was
somewhat damaged, and a butchers shop near by,
owned by VIM Hopkins. was slightly injured. The
total loss cannot exceed $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

The LATE STABBING CASE IN THE Fourth
WARD.-Charles Augustus, but more commonly
known as Dutch Charley. keeper of porerhou
AZ 3Ol Wa'er-st,, who repeatedly stabbed al his
house on TUESDAY evening last Is still alive al the
\. y Hospital. but the probability Is that he will
not recover Tom Smith, the assassin, has not yet
been arrested, but the police are on his track. and,
unless he leave the country, he Will most certainly
be taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

The following additional returns Of the Geor-
gia Election have been received here
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DEATH FROM TAKING MORPHINE Mr.
DIVIDES, WITH FIREARMS

ARREST OF ROwpIES, WITH FIREARMS
n THEIR PossEsSIoN-On Tuesday night two Young
rOwoies named Francis McIatyre and John Grant,
house in Water-St. kept by one Ellen Arvis, and
while there, conducted themselves III a very dis
Sary 10 call in officer Kane of the Fourth Ward, 20
arrest them. On being taken to the Staton-house
and searched, two pistols, loaded 10 the muzzle with
powder and balls, were found ON their persons.
YESTERDAY morning they were taken before Justice
Osborne and committed TO prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

TO = Question. Col 3 said he was not
~ ". - any Law OF Congress ~hicn authorizes OF
sN,,es person 10 be sworn as 20 lheif age, "O''
,steu bsing ehls'eu. a.. Tho ,,,s ma, . case
~, esy come under the fa.se pretense law Oh
wpsy ork-that Stewart gave MS services AZ Tue re-
New station IN return for his clothing anu s1o-
cfuio .nS little Day. while the false preiehst Ia"
isS',nl,ed the taking % something without any
conf, Tie law Of Congress Wnch pTotlOcs
sq'hsII rot be enlisted under 81, Goes nor maxi II
Se - n he does enlist under mat age anu tic -
PtD.s'.nd f,,endS have a night 10 cialin ann II he
CO.'S ~ c1mmssouer thought his saving he was q Is
~ r,e,eIse which enabled bm 10 become en-
sioa srd 10 get the clothing aad sloslslehce' "
lStso' srnouymous with minor getting properly, IN
az ~ saving he was 81 and thit ms saying 50, II
uSoe ~ even though he should pay for the goods
te E."soris. renders him liable Tor false preienses
uIcer W Ia" . oo,,o,l IN the Court lie said he
u o,re wife who is here present with hun, ami
hso l,c ub he WAS engaged 20 be married before he
70 W. ard who has no means OF support but by
min c,,,,,,ssioner said II might be a hard case
,u,,sat could Tot be taken nto consideration.
pu. n suggested that II vas for magistrate TO
-,s.,re /. doubtful law IN favor rather tnan against
cesencyidiial and ne also thought y could be shown
,ss case that even If 5 SAID ne was q he did so
nla,Ie ruder the influence OF intoxicating hgu9r
The Commissioner said # the counsel coud sho"
"a Was intoxicated ~ the time, 30 mat ne ana not
t,ow what he vas about. ne aOl40 cischaIse MN
The case WaS adjourned to THURSDAY, VITA "A We"
70 further testimony.
BE fore Commissioner BRIGHAM.
TouJ seamen Of the ship Liberty, capt. PEABODY,
s,oed Johnson, MOnd2h han, GIsb0urn and thOmp-
SON. were examined on charge Of attempt AZ fey OF
NJ The vessel was within two days sail of thus
Wv, tho captain ordered the men 70 suspend lad
fer length wise as staging, with toard on 1t, al
me- SIDE and scrub the SIDE Of the snip They thought
The ladder and rigging insecure and refused 70 90 H.
W ~ 10 C,nfain would let them have the boat, IN
ssse of danger TWO other persons went over a.
wnyard and did the work. They were commlt,eo'
he Commissioner supposlng 1t sufficient to 90 to the
Grand jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09

SERIOUS ACCIDENT man named Peter
Barker. ore OF the members OF the lays hghl
cuard > which were at Buirs Ferry on Tuesday for
taTge; practIce nad his lef hand completely SKATER
ed by the bursting Of musket, which he was IN the
act OF hring at the bull s-eye. Barker was immedi-
etely se,t 20 the CITY Hospital where his hand
smputaicd ~ the wrist. lie Is now dong Wen
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Sur
q fogafe q the County Of NewY0rk notice y heiey
gwen o. aA persons having claims against MARIA o
CAMEYER. .fe Of the CITY Of New York, decreased I"
present he same wIih vouchers thereof b. the subscnD,
ai his place No 81 Ferry street. m tie Cay oi
york before the first day Of February est-
Dated New York the 29;h day II July. 1871.
RAJ Ia, cmTh. JOHN T. CAMMEYER. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur
r.gaic of the County 81 NewYofk notice Is hereby
gveu 20 a rer>ons having claims against AhES bkEOS
WILSON late Of the CITY al New-f0rs deeeased To pre-
sent tie SANE With the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber,
Al b 0rce No 90 Bcckman-street. n the Cg OF New
Yors on OF The thirteenth DAY Of November next -
Dated New ork. the sixth day u May, lsJl -
mrg la,yer. Tn. BENJAMIN II DAY. Executor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the
a Surrogate u the County Of New-York notice =,
herpnv eyen % al persons having claims agays VI hhr
BAECKEH. late II the Cry If New YORK deceaseh %
present The same with vouchers thereof 10 The spscrDer
al his store No 81 Pearl st. m the CITY OF Nen f0k on
or before The sIxh day II March neKDaisd, Ne"f"A'
the - DAY Of September, 1891. 1900.
- isw5mThs JOSEPH F. MOUNT. AdminHtrator
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20
srAvE ~, yruMoAr,n. ,,..,,,.

STATE ~ VERMONT, n. il remembered
District "f Ra'lsnd, e.. thu, st a ,e>risi
session al the rrrhatseunrt holden 81 kutiasd
~ aud tor SAID Dls,tirt OF katIsnJ, GA The ~. 10
day % Eelt.mbct, ID. IG5l
Present li"r. Harvey Ruttoa, Judge.
Whereas, William Humphrey, sdrn.ni.tistor
ofthstst''r of !useph ilumph,y late II Rstlsni
N sad bis'riot, deceased iEttstate Lss thls day
Itertht"d 10 the tsi ! Probate Court, a p-tltto.
~ writing, thr-ein setting forth eettsln rcascss
tending I" show that u III be furtAs interest "
oil erFons IN crested in ssid estate, thst tho
time nltchiy allowed him by said Court for thv
payment oi the dsLi' Of said Jrees,sd sbnsldb be
extended one year mue. And whereas, the time
=" allowed ~ aforesaid. viii tiPirc the tith jsy
IT September, 4, ID. lSii.
Ih"tei"'s Il 70 ordered by The sAid Court
that the hearing and deeismM " said petition b.,
AMI the same are hereby referred e. . stated sss
son ct 's"l ctaft 10 he held Al the once Of
,he hegisf~t III saA Court IN kutisnd IN SAL
District on the LIT Monday hcine the 9th ia, ~
Oct. ,85l. and that notice thereof h aives bv
Publishing esrtiksd copy ~ the record ~ ID L
"r'cr three weeks suorsssiv.iy pscvious ths,e,o
IA 'he Hs'iani Herald . newspaper p,in,sd Al
sad Rutland ia o,dar that all psrsous rest ed
. thero'n, ms, then aad there avpras hefors ,sIs
court aud object To said sitsssioa, IL tsy -.
casss.
ttsss epy Of record
4" hEARY RAIL-, Register.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20

Making 3l-l per cent. Tor the year ending
Aay J. lS>l. said per centage tn be cast On
the original amount OF the premium NOTE, with
on, reference to any rndorsemcnt aud t. be paid
10 the reasurcr, NJ hi Office, in Montpelier on
before tie 10Th day Of October 1851 being tie
day Of the annual meeting Of aid company.
A. heretofore, list of persons insured ia the
several towns, with the amount Of assessments
due from each respectively. will lie forwarded
l. the Representative elect, to the Legislature,
by whom moneys may he forwarded to the Office
VIII the nsmbcrs Of the company please hear
in mind that, NY sending the small amount OF
the assessment due from each respectively. 10
the office promptly. at the time specified they
they viii much advance their own Interests ,
saving vast amount Of tabor in ihr treasury
apartment, and to themselves eoi siderable
item in postage aud Interest 10 which they will
be subjected ia care. Of neglect
} e. WRIGHT, Treasurer.
lnmranro Office. Montpelier Aug. II, 1851.
NJ HAWKS l. agent for said company, and
can he f"uni az his house ar ut the KliI,Jai
Cars, at Rutland Depot, at all times. -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20
West Rutland t.Ousc.

TNk II 6SCWtBER ~os,s e,,, e.,,c,,
10 hss if'erd. snd lhr rehle. that he h., .,
aascd ,hr I'D established nna vel, knowa
PEEIfC WOtSr.
:" "''' Hsfissa. ~ and iltr amc hs.i.r
hc.o e-als hfn,shrd sn3 Generosity reno.
ssi''d and Improved az ITS ,nirtnsi strange.
ne nts - nos ciSn iut the sccnma,c,i s,,oa
vt the 'tA'eini rahl'c. rni TO all y kom ba /.
sor'", t'rasufe 90 eoaUnWncc may call t.
ta,s place
THIS hens" 'S pleasantly .ava,ed on tho
h"c al the k,,ifoad from Rsdasd 10 7,.v
aud also 10 Va i,+aH ;, tut tnnts m,les
from tiiEtsrus Srpi.Gs-i 10 saj frnui
whch place, sisgct arrive sbd ssj-pau daily
on the ARRIVAL of The Cars snl ~ within
m'ie "i the rcIshtstrd .NatA, Qna,ti,, Mf
which Rutland 10 - noted
No pans will ~ spared b, the suhsc, ttrt
" rcndrt tins house anrt and agreeable y.
s,f' Tor the Traveller, and q ecrnrt,ntie ssa
pleasant stopping place for gentlemen on La
sinc.s 81 pleasure
ar Horses and cavtsgc. at all iitnrs ~
readiness Tor tho accommodation Of III. ps,.
tuns, T. L t,OSS
Wet Roland, Jsly Z, 1881 ".
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20
STATE Of VERMONT, upE Il r.w,u

STATE OF VERMONT HE Il rspsm-
Distric; ~ Ru,lsnL - - bevsd thar
81 stated session II the Pfobsts C6urASf the
sid district of Rutland held AZ ks'labL In and
Ter said district on TIC hit Monday, L,lpr
the LIST day ~ September, A. u. 1851
P'-'-nt Hon Harvey I,utto,, judge.
whereas the s,d Probate Court hiss this
day made al "r'l.r that Move, Perkins, admin
traitor 81 the estate not sircsdv adinini,tcr.i
of WIN. Fay, ais Of Rutland IL sad district
deceased in,crate, pay all the debts allowed
hgain'i slld estate Nv the Eom,nission.rs sp.
p"'ntod b, said court, tn receive. examine, asi
ndJnst The claim, 81 Tie creditors Of ,aid de-
ceased within - days from this ist day Of
September 4. D. lSJl.
Therefore. at the regrc,t of SAID aJn'n istvtor
u /. Hri"led by ssiJ court that notice Of Cd.
order ~ payment. ani that 'sil debit will be
rtid with,n the time - limited .. aforesaid BE-
giscu 0y "ad'lng certified cory ~ tho record
81 thi' order In be published thres wetks sue.
c'asivr'y, Assnou A. may he. IN the Rutland
Herald, sHewsraPcr PRINTED 81 ssii Rutiaud.
tT Ns cory u recoTt,
- Henry HALL, Rcyi,tst.
nj the dwelling house ollie " id, Sarah Blsts
~ litrhci AMI III. rrh h"ndlys uf OctoL".
and February H.It from u'el,cs l.. NJ, untn
! " clock, J.. VI. on .aci, u said days.
Dated, fitisdrli this 81 day .! Ss1t. lAJl
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20

STATE OF VERMONT, Re i rcrsmi.r,t
p"Nitt ~ thTh"tf", sIS h.Ista Probate
Court holden ri ta,ti.tnD, in AID fot aid
4H:Eiet OBS tbs li'b tag u Ssri 4. u. 1851.
IA instrument puTprtins ~ be the iss
VII aud testament II Daniel William. lstl
Of Cas,eton ~ sad district GrcesSd b,ips
presented I" the Couf, here ~ Lyman johng
son ibr executor tistrih bsmrd tor probate
II s"'drrrd by sad C"ufI. that sll pri.ol.
concerned therein i" notfhrd 10 appesf q,
seasiDu 81 sud court 20 be- held at ta,,Iston
on ihr 9Th day 81 Dctnbrr nFst, sfd show
cHdse u a", They may have. sysin,i the Pro.
h"t- 81 sad viii for which pofpo.e It i. lri.
thef ordered ihsi c"py ni the frcprd Of TIN.
"rd"' lac published the. werks sveeessysiy
"a the tGt!snd iirrsid, . newspaper PRINTED
nj Rutland "a th,. state. all ~Lich ipsbIes-
tons shall h. pfevI"uI 10 The tn,s sppoinlrd
for srih hearing
a uue copy 81 t'eHfd,
a. hLMoN WARNER, Judge