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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-04


II Is hereby enacbed &c.
SEC. |. In case administration be taken in
this State on the estate of any person who was
at the time of his decease an nhabitant of anoth-
or state, and who died nsolvent, his estate found
in this State shall, as far as practicable, be so
disposed of that all his creditors, here and else
where, may receive each an equal shar e. in pro-
portion to their respective debts.
Sec g. If 1t shall be made to app ear to any
Judge Of probate in this State, that claims have
been duly proved in any other state against the
estate of an nsolvent debtor, who was at the
time of his decease an inhabltant of this State,
the administrator or executor in this; State hav-
ing had knowledge of the presentation of sue h
claims in the foreign Jurisdiction, nd an oppor-
tunlty to contest their allowance, the Judge OF
probate here shall receive 4 certified list of
such claims, when perfected in such other state,
aud add the Same to the list Of claims which may
have been proved against sach deceased person
within his own jurisdiction, SO that said judge of
probate may be enabled to make just dlslrlbu''
tinn of the whole estate among all its creditors
equally, according to their respective claims
FFortded that the benefit of this act shall not De
extended to the creditors in any state, II the
property of such deceased person there found
shail not DO equally appropriated TO the creditors
residing in this State, with other creditors, ac-
coEdlng to their respective debts.
Sec, g. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-04
Approved Nov. 10, 1851.

No. ban ACT in addition to chapter forty
seven of the compiled statutes, relating to the
powers and duties of probate courts.
II IS hereby enacted &c.
SEC. |. The probate court shall be author
lied to appoint trustees in all cases not other
wise provided for, whenever the use of any prop
erty, real or personal, shall descend to any per-
son for life or for term of years. and shall have
all the powers necessary to enforce such trust.
which said court now has by law in case of
guardians of minor children.
Approved Nov. Is, 1851,
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=
TREASURY DxrAErsKsr,
September 10, 1891.
7 deemed erpedeut the public
modify No
BY the department the 9Th February 1890
regard goods, and merchandise q The growth produc
United likewise articles
egn origin, which the import dudes SHAH nave been paid Trans
port the United states 10 smother port within the
The following rules and regulations arc prescribed and c
conformity herewith snoned upon COLLECTED. .no pafss ins
es,ed Where any goods wales o. o. me desenp
mentioned atended 10 unsupported from
board any Other port within States be conveyed
carried eithe The shmus OF fehuantepec the lshus
distinctly that law suthor
Ie either drawback Warehouse od under bond 10 be transport
ed by The route. before naeatsd and become enusd TO s pn
eges Of the drawback aud warehousing acts t
sseon Parties wishing 70 .sp goods for transportation y u.
vessel al the port OF shpne give al least 70 honn noues
y s eoec'a % 'Aa p',t Of s Gu Of a"
the collector will direct OF the customs
examine packing casing
may goods securely corded lead
attached thereto by said ocer the boxes bales
70 be paid BY The owner The goods The viii make Sus
COLLECTOR describing the GOODS and the marks placed
7d Trplcals Invoices describing the contents Of tho bales
boxes. Or packages duly certified By the inspector mus. BE-
the lt OF The statistical Of this 10th February
shipper another retained
the COLLECTOR the third deposited In the office the
port United which goods may destined
Fourth Upon arrival Of the goods Ut the designated the
Aforesaid collector will direct
inspection be made BY the United States
officers po such
officers thsn BY officer II the revenue o. cussom
Of boxes kc with those described
in certified Invoice required by these Instructions.
goods certified
warded 70 him By The collector At s po o. he may
satisfied this point he viii exact the sppo
'"''> THOMAS coRwIN,
Octl- Secretary Of the Treasury
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Form for bid tchere change irons advertisement is
plated BY the bidder
.Signed.l
Form q a Guaranty.

Tho undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by The
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior to the LIST day OF
July next into tho required obligation to perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient sureties
Dated [Signed by two guarantors.
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Form Of Certificate.

The undersigned POSTMASTER judge, clerk of court
of record the may beg cerhes that he is well
qusined with the above guaanors and their properly and
that they of property and able 10 make good their
guaranty.
Dated [Sgncd
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From the post Kenon to the Railroad Depot on
route No 1884 ninety rods three times week and back
From the post Office at Lagrange g the haiosa Depot o"
From the poss office al Lebanon and Deerheld village TO
the Railroad Depot No. 10 264 five miles, twice
daily except Sunday,
From The pos, Office at Mount Holly the Railroad Depot
route No l0264, three miles, three umes week and
back
From the post Office at Mount Vernon to the Railroad
Depot route No TO- 1877, hundred rods, twice daily
except Sunday.
From the post Office at Mount Glead the Railroad De
pot route No. 100, and halt miles, twice daily
From the post Office at Milford the Railroad Depot
route No. lO,264, half mile, daily except Sunday.
From post Office at New Haven TO the Railroad Depot
No TO- 1885, hroefourths OF mile, twice daily ex
cept Sunday.
From the post office at olmstead the Railroad Depot
route No. 10 100, mile, twice daily except Sunday
From the post Office Shelby to the Railroad Depot on
route No 10 6O, hreefourhs Of mile, twice daily excep
Sunday.
Depot No. 0l56 half mile, twice daily exceP
| Sunday.
From the post Office Tifhn the Railroad Depot OF
route No. 10 234 half mile, twice daily except Sunday
From the post Office at Toledo the Steamboat Landing
twice daily often required during the season
navigation. *
route No 1874 hundred and thirteen rods, six tme
a week.
route No. 1885, niney-6vc rods, twice daily sxcep
Sunday.
From the post Office at Wsynesve to the Railroad De
pot No. lO 1854 hafa mile, twice daily except Sun
day.
From the post Office Whiteford to the Railroad Depo
on route No 3,7I5, michigan raroad,) twice daily.
From the post Office at West Liberty to the Railroad De
pot route No. 1924 hreefourshs of me twice dali,
| except Sunday
From the post office West6ed to the Railroad Depo
on No TO- l60 and half miles, twice daily
cept Sunday
From the post Office Twinsburg to the Railroad Depo
No. 1926, two and half miles, three times
week and back.
From post Office at Franklin Mills to the Railroad
Depot route No. $685. six times week, three and
| half miles.
From the post Office Worthngton to the Railroad De
pot route No TO- l60, mile, daily except Sunday
From the post Office Delaware the Railroad Depot OF
No. H. $780, and half miles, daily except Sunday
Form bid ,ohere change irons advertisement is conens
| plated BY the bidder.
| Cor we, the may be) there write the nam
in full of there state the residence residences
| hereby propose carry the mail on route No.
from to often as the Postmaster Generalh
advertisement for proposals the same, dated Srp,embe
a. 1851 requires the time stated in the schedules con
tanned in such advertisement and by following mode
conveyance w.t. here state how is to be conveyed,
for the annual of here write the in words
full lengtbl
| Dated [Signed.
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lust from New York by tho Last packets To
j this city
cheese
first quality Scotch herring
6D0 lbs New York smoked dry beef
chests first quality guppowdeT and Imperial teas
~ bbis. Nos. l and mxckerel
30 bags lava coffee -.
pipes old Martel brandy, imported In 1888
2auarter casks Oiard, Dupuy, Co. do
pipes of the best old rye whskey IN washington,
b-l n JOhN n. DeNcHo.
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CHARLES sEDNG having been appointed BY the Iespe1
u OF New York. CaiioFna anu
other states and Of Territory Of Mnneso'
acknowledgment OF deeds, &c one
mis- services Of Washington and elsewhere
Feb
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JAMES'S Novel. The Fate Tale OF sTrn
j Times; by the author the Old Oak Chest, &C. .
Travels Me1ico by Wm W. carpenter ia'
Of the United States Army. . ,,,.
Anhon Of Roman Antiquities with numerous husfa
-, pn.
The Elements Of Algebra, designed for besinnen BY Ella
Loomis, NJ A.
published and for sale BY an . u.Y,ov
Ans o. Booksellers, 9Th street.
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"
Mar 2J-dt3l wtSep3l
SPLENDID SILK 6ha wis., Mantillas, dkc.We invite The
of ladies descriptions Just received
l2 silk mandllas, assorted shades, styles
10 rich chene silk shawls
"a muslin manuilas.
Wei IN also
scans
siiawls.
ladies especially invited ad
stock throughout have received
desirable goods all Of which will be
prices suited prices styles
CLACETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Ap l2-dlw Is.
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4, ECHERCHES les EquipsEes de Points MiieAire
n Europe par Bmago, Major General Auichsnd usdu'
paIIeuand, par j. Il. Caiains dartiiene; vol
Regeu,eni Champagne par Dufa' La
sale vol. ,...E !. }, se.... a.
Iae dc Fertilization Passngee dAtaque ct de defense De-
points par
uadun de laenahd, par hencI
sciences sppiqases ccoe dasne DC Vncsnne
atlas OF plates. ,
Partiee empoi dams Ia guerre d.
camparne par ebourg, colonel darlierie VOL
Sur CorreaTd, ancen ngc
incur; / vol, with atlas Of plates - ,,u .
Places de Guee; par e 1ehefai
Marion vol. ,,,.- ..;.,,.
and .sryiee direct from Paris, by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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l. resi- GleantnRs, or New sheaf from the Ole
Fields Of Continental Europe by the author OF Revess OF
Bachelor. vol, new edition.
vagamundo, Auache Spain by John Esaias Warren
vol.
Incidents the Life OF Pastor BY William Wisne D. ID.
The Creaion-hs Scripture Doctrine Conasted witt
Geological Thsoy by EeszA Lord with introduction by Meha
w. Dickinson, ID. ID.
Uncle Franks Home Stories.
This day received and for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Sent Tiers. near stree
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IThs following works are in the American phonetic
alphabet that has been world,
the Only distinct every eiemsnr ~
has slgns tor thu various msd'heAuoe
speech, as accent, infection. intonaon, Ae N
The New Je,tament o. Is; Tn. Phonetic Speaker,
Phonetic Reader " The Phonesicop -; The Phonetic
Volumes, ~ so; MY Little Geography, rs cents ~
Pbonology, rs Tn. First Book Popss Homsrs p
octave psges) 50 cents; Minsre lax cents -. RIO
Dr. " publishes monthly penodicai, entitled CopsoA
oetc Telegraph, y 80 cents year pfoscsnens and
dictionary 10 in publication Teisuraph
An orders should be accompanied with the cash, and ss
4. CUAHTOCK, N. b.. PhIa'eP
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i son-l volume. EsN .Elt- ~ 7thETTF -
Lady HAooa CoaHuy HospstAliuss " Mia. s
clair " +
The Duchess OF WonAns Lows and Womsas Haze uo,.I
Principles Msdeine BY Archibald Binx, D. Il va.
ume, 6vo. tfE H1
Ivy-sohmitx and Zumpt's Classical senss-I vosuune
Just published, and for sale BY =. = 49,
TAYLOR hAURY
Jan 10 Booksellers near Sh suss,
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Proposals are invited for the following mail messenger
service which viii be let to the lowest bidder n each
The mail to be taken from and delivered IN the pos Office a
tbs points named at such hours may be hxed Non b
the postmaster p -
From the post Office at Bccfon,aine to the Railroad NJ
pot route No. 1924 hundred rods ak ,ime.
Vask and back
From the post Office At Bellevue to the Railroad Demo
route No 1924, rnety-two rods twice daily excep
Sunday.
Prom the post office Bcllcvie to the Railroad Dopo
No TO- So hundred rods, twice daily oxcep
Sunday.
From the post Office Beres to tho Railroad Depot Of
route No. TO- $50, and quarter miles, daily escep
Sunday.
From the post Office Cgydngfop the Railroad Depo
On route No l0l60, noeyfour rods, twice daily excep
Sunday.
From tho post Office at Cons anita to the Railroad Depo
On rousH No lO,l6o, two and half miles, three times
week and hack i.
From the post Office Enou to tn. Railroad Depot OF
Sunday. s
Fron the post Office 81 Fairfield the Railroad Depot or
route NO Iol3%, two miles, daily except Sunday
From the post Office Gallon TO the Railroad Depot on
route No TO- lCO, n'n.yhvs roda twice daily except Sun
day.
From the post Office Iberia to the Railroad Depot on
rouss No IL, $780, one mile, twice daily except Sund.
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INSTRUCTIONS Gymnastics, containing = fun dc.
scipon Of than eight hundred engraving ny = Z
Military School IN b. Petersburg
and in Paris. vol ITO. -. 49,, - v,or
May 20 &H#Hs FhhNCA AAiLoh.
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THE list OF American Art Union
Taylor Maurys Bookstore The gallery ofpainngs
York II desirable
should Monthly Bulletin
Each number Of Bulletin
articles and crucisns
in itself well worth the price VI subscription
lime Il II.
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From the Louisville Democrat.


We invite attention to an article from the Washington
Uaon on the condition OF the wing party II IS as true
as preaching and The intelligent politicians oil me wing
party know it. Fillmore and Webster have made siand
Tor the compromise measures but they are powefless
with their party North-have neither the confidence nor
respect of those VINO placed them in office The anti
slavery wings North know that both these men have IN past
years taught the lesson which they daily repeating
and which they will put in practice. The only plea
these officials have to sustain themselves 49, that the
Compromise was necessary 10 save the Union that inc
South threatened TO resist and would put their threats
in execution This plea the aboonss and Tree soiiers
North treat with great contempt 1t is stale cry iney
say, resorted to to accomplish purpose Inc wings
South throw up their caps Tor the Compromise but al the
time drown all considerations OF the constitution ana
State rights in the cry Of Union Union They do what
they reute what Webster and Fillmore say about
the necessity of the Compromise, and justify the aboiiuon
treating all threats OF resistance with scorn Whilsl
then the wings North repudate the position OF Fillmore
and Webster the wings South nullify all me excuses
their President and his Secretary can make Tor proving
false the alb 0tonss by concessions even apparent 70
the South beautiful predicament these wings are 10
10 sustain anything Should the democrats leave Con.
gress the wings would abolish the fugitive slave law IN
one month after the opening OF Congress, NIX the trovso
upon the Territories, break up the Ualon ana 70 nome
in row. And wing candidates South would preach "
submission for the sake of our glorious Union ms
would be the result certainly as the sun shines mere
are some wings North who would do better, but they
have not the spirit OF their party and cannot be elected
to office.
Webster's speech at Buffalo is auded by the wing
press South; but what is but labored apology 10 the
abolitions,s He earnestly protests his old anti slavery
sentiments, and declares he Will never vote TO adm
another foot of slave territory into the Union.
The whole speech is begging Oft, an humble suing
for favor al the hands OF the free soers, with the warm
that he agrees with them: ne VIII 40 al
he for them, and only sustained me compromise
save the Unon-an excuse condemned by the vast ma
ority OF his party North, and nued by the conduct
his party South. The democrats have been betrayed
disorganized and broken down IN some OF the northern
States; bu, in the democratic northern States they arr
firm yet and can rally formidable force in all the States
They are The only party who can sustain the Compro
ence upon the wings hr subject. The wings Souti
would sustain the Compromises few, two or three
North may do ii but they no dependence against IN
anti slavery force Of their party, especi
ally when the wings South promise TO submit IN advanc
for the sake OF the Union.
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n. win always Be question whether lhs other sAte,

at will always be question whether the other States
have not right land think they have the clearest
right to require that the State coming into the Union
should upon equality aud il the existence OF
slavery be an impedment 10 coming in on equality,
then the State proposing 10 IN should be required 10
remove that mpeiment by abollshing slavery, take
the alternative OF being excluded.
1 therefore put my opposition, well other
grounds on the political ground that deranges the bal
lance of the constitution and creates inequality and nn-
last advantages against the North and IN favor OF the
South"
These being the sentiments entertained by Mr. FIJI
more and Mr. Webster, the two wing statesmen OF the
North OF all others at this time considered the most ia
vorabe The South and her institution, taken in con
with the action OF the northern wing party Tor the
last thirty years upon southern measures as shown by
the record ask what support, what aid and comfort
in The future can the South hope for from northern
wings Ii hess to be considered her friends well
might she pray TO be save from them.
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THE Universal Refrigcrator-T refrigerator
Il widely circulated
surrounding and wherever properly
satisfaction.
Refrigerator altogether different all
combinations vessels,
philosophical principles OF its construction The
vessels lii arranged that
provision entirely SEPARATE and
vii
each and within apart
WHILE complete pu
Of the whole apparatus insured thereby obyang all the old OBJ
made
purpose avoiding liability ensender local
viands, vegetables, pastry fruit
may The which affords
the purity and OF good butter particularly
small ice required
eve : a deidcr
Or proprietor challenges produce anything
he
with half peck tic. in four hours than
a The the
fngeraor ordinary kind
attached when desired
of all
any n city, which will ssl reduced prices
q. WOODWARD, of Washington for the
the above refrigerator for the District Of Columbia.
June 2i--t u. 5. FARsON.
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NEW GOODs.The subscribers beg leave to inform their eu
IN they received supply Of the follow
ing articles, which they invite attention, namely:
Black chaiy for mourning dresses
DO Grenadne do do
Poult Sole, de Rhine, and India silks
bombasns and silk warp alpacas, very light
Do and fancy bercges and de LANES
Fancy French organdie and lawns
Plain and figured jaconets, for dresses
Do Swiss and polka mullins
Black and fancy Fouard silks
French embroidered CHEMISTS. cuffs and collars, Of every "
rety and price
Ladies' gau1e menno and silk vests
Richardson and Grays undressed Irish linens
English beached long cloths
Ladies genlemens kid silk, and Isle thread Cloves
Also description Of genremens and youths and
great all of which will be disposed
The accommodating terms.
beg attention Of housskeepen
supply Of
Linen and cotton sheetngs, dsmssk table cloths
Napkins owelk coiored Marseles and Alendas
quilts
Table and piano covers embroidered and
md u linen, for window blinds
English and French curtain chintxss
~. 81, and "a white mattings
~, "a, and "a fancy colored mattngs, style
~, 50, md 6 4 plain and colored mstings
Very superior English American door oicots designs
and very handsome
And a large OF English velvet tapestry
Brussels, 5ply and ingram reduced Pricss
HooE, BROTHER, d co.
May 2i-idd
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BY DYER ~ NcGUlNG. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PRorERTY-on Thursday amer
O'Clock, auction room, we shall sell
S., 7, Y, and IL, square No 23J.
situated 18th street, between and Cana
Lot street, between l4t and 18th streets
l4h street, between and Canal streets
oneourt of the purchase money in CASH and the resi-
credit of FIVE with Interest," satisfactorily secured
DYER MCGUIRE,
June 2.-d Aucti0neers.
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The finance committee of the house of delegates lately
examined the statistics OF the auditor, and after careful
and abonous investigation proved his figures and estl-
mates 10 be couect-ss will appear by house documen,
No 9-"upon the debt revenue and expenditures OF the
government"
Blu, the finance committee clearly showed that ss44 900
OF the apparent liability of the State would never be
real as private subscribers had not complied with the
conditions upon which the State agreed 10 subscribe
But let US suppose, for round figures that the ndebt-
edness OF Virginia is S65o0O00, that that is the
amount for which she is required 10 provide annual
Interest," and what r1e does it seen, when rated by
the magnitude Of her various and ample means
The State, well knowing this, did, on the 2elh Of
March last, pass Law to authorize the board oil public
works TO borrow on her credit four millions OF dollars
TO complete her useful works OF internal improvement
and IRON which greatly augmented income will be The
necessary consequence
To effect this, the State about to issue coupon bonds
which will avoid the old trammels which fetter the
transfer and negotiability OF public stocks They
VIII run Tor thirty i've years. and pass from vender TO
venice as often the seller and purchaser shall desire
without The troublesome Formally OF assignment and
transfer on The records Of the government The bonds
wiz cafy SIX yer cent interest per annum, payable half
yearly in Washington, New York or wherever The
agents and the purchasers OF the bonds shall prefer The
money 10 os paa. ,hat the bonds may come within
Be iseaed in denominations of from five thousand 10 five
TO the honor Of Virginia it affords us plsasrro q,
To the fact that she has repudaed nor deferred he
payment Of her public debt that she has annie neaas =,
discharge every pecuniay obligation into which she cond
be induced to enters and that she has recorded her SOL
emn word upon impershable statutes, that she win
never fail 70 pay her debts
REsouRcns or vmcISn.--The Richmond Republican
10 calling attention to the resources of Virginia Lead
isfound there in abundance, and also punbago in
era places sast Of the Blue Ridge Besides the immense
salt regions oil Kanawha. there in southwestern Vr
Eina inexhausbIe OF this valuable mineral The
sal, water found in Washington county is stronger than
thai OF any other county. Fossil salt, the largest if
not the only depos'te the kind discovered in the United
States. Is found the salt hills above noticed, and
has been bored INTO al least nifty one hundred feet
and w,shou, gong through Il Gypsum, or plaster OF
PARIS. 81 the pue- kind, exists in great abundance in
conn<xson with the fossil salt There are many de.
Postes Of iron ore, from which refined and bsmme red
iron can BE- made, which will rival the best productions
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TRsAspsr DEPARTMENT, June 6, 1881.
NEALED proposals will he received until the La
July next for supplying This department with
be of the best quality and delivered corded and in
the Treasury yard tbs bddernot lea. than
cords before u. LIST October and the whole quantity before the Is
endorsed "Prorcsais for ,coodp f' '
June R-eodr1s