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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20
LAMDERT. CONWAY 8 NICHOLS,

GENERAL I.AAf n AGENTS. ST. PAULiI- 7.
TET ILL. give Naturalization 10 tie location q
w Eanh WrrsantS, tire purchase and sale Ct
landsand ke.s. Also, 10 the looking oatyshd
securing of Presumption claims, entries Of lands,
payment Of taxes, Se 1rs
RxranExcEs-cailia s. Williamson, Land
Agenss, Madison; ~. ". Cothren, Esq, Miaerul
Point, a. ID. Smith, ESQ. 4, Milwaukee,, A. III.
Smith. Esq, Janesvile, Wisconsin, 7. y. Rob-
ertsSn, ESQ, Land Agent, Rockford, H., John
VI. Casey, ESQ.,, Oswego, Casey. & Van Tuyl
Michigan, l. u Iieylin, Esq, Phadelphia, Penn
49, HENRY A. LAMBERT, sL
IS "a CHARLES r.. CONWAY,
st.'' GEORGE C. NICHOLS.
Office on third Street Jan. 2s. 1850. ly
INSURANCE..
Protection, ERE ard nariss Insurance. Company, Of
Hartford, conH.--incorPorGfod in 1925
AH"1al ffs@"''' 700 oo 200; ana S4f'4' f3Ha
rEIS old and responsible Company continues 10 issue
Il policies on the most favorable Terms on Dwelling
Houses Household Furniturc Stores, stocks Of Goods
Warehouses and teir Cor teuts Mills and MaDuiactcries
&c, &c, sgaifst Lossoa D.M.ss gy FsRE.
hazards of Iand TrsnspoiatioE aid upon the carsoes
Of vessels
Tie Protection Insurance co,npanv having in the
last Is years paid many millions OF dollars at their
raj agencies Throughout the United States ard the Bril-
ISL Provinces have established jast reputation for sol
NcAcf Gnu NhttE comparison
with any Other Insurance Company the Continent of
America. The annexed extract from article the
snbjeci Of Insarance Companies, taken from the n.
Day Beck, exhibits briefly the standing and policy Of this
Company. On
''The Inogeyed men Of this ancient and prosperous
city of Hartford, have for half century been famous
throughout the Union for re discretion, rigid hon
esty, ard unyaryng sucrcss, with which they have
formed and managed CORPORATIONS OF This description
No hartford bar Insurance Company has failed
These Companies have for than whole generate
scattered their risks in nearly every OF the Unio
aud have never failed to pay the anuInerab.e losses
which they have insured against"
All losses arising Dnan policies issued by the under
signed, VIII be promptly ed ~ q paid the General
Agency once, located 81 tnlcinnuti, o.. large por-
on OF tie f=ts OF the Company, (lci.Girg all preD-
uns received al the western agencies deposited with
the General Agent Of tae Company Ell Cincinnati for
the payment OF Western aLG Southern losses. Apply to
3--H H. l. MOSS AGENT siiDn'ater
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

WILLIAM "bIGHI. HENRY D. W1NANS
WRIGHT & yyINANS.
Successors Of q. NJ Johnson Steamboat Landing
40 Gaien0 ffiiaois,
kFFEH 10 the friends and customers Of the old esab-
~ Gshment, large and well selected assortment of
HATS, CAPS, MITs. GLOVES, AND
MUFES,
In fact every fling usually kept By Of the kline.
CON prisig III paKt the following: -
doL fashionable No. |, extra mole skin Silk Hats;
-" No.
d Ara(ia
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20
DAVID hartley,

EA/ fiOLESALE * RETAIL dealer in wines
w liquors, cordals, cigars, tobacco, &C., at
the siga of the Cold Keg, steamboat landing, Ga
lena, LII. has hand and is constantly receiving
direct from New York and New Orleans the fol-
lowing articles which he offers for sale at the low
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20
JCMY RANDALL & Co,

aa JGHy RANDALL & Co.
1T THE LOIEER4 STEAMBOAT
DING, ST. P.fUL, MIN,
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Provisions, Crockery, Produce,
Iron, y ails, &C.. &c.
EN presenting to the public their new Spring
n STOCK of MERCHANDISE,
they improve the opportunity Of returning their
siaccse thanks to their friends and customers for
'heiiberal patronage heretofore extended to them.
As regards their new arrivals they feel perfectly
safe In asserting that their articles IN The variety
OF the above mentioned Goods, are not surpa ssed
il equalIed. in the Territory They will further
state that their stock is large, and -
THEY WILL NOT BE UNDER SGLD,
Their principles Of trade are too well known 10
require notice here-snfiice it to saw, they will
take in exchange for their Goods such produce as
can be Opposed Of intliIs market, which embraces
about all there Is in the country to dispose of.
81 Paul, Jnne 6, us so. sis eta 2-6y
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WILLIAM w. GOODWIN.

Wholesale and retail dealer in Fancy and Stapl
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, and
Straw Goods, sc. &c. No. $50 Main.st.,
nearly opposite the American House, Galena,
Illinois.
VINHE subscriber has just received from New
Il York, large and well selected assortment
of Spring and Summer Goods, Of the latest I'M
portations, which he offers for sale on as good
terms as any house in the western country.
The following are few of the leading articles
in our line:
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NAJUAN SpICFR

NATHAN SPICER,
WATCIf-MAKER AND JEWELER,
La Reche's new Building, Lower st. Paul. p
NNT ATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY re
w paired in vverkmu mike manner. Also.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry for SALE.
no xxi Nv .fA -
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GaIrna advertisements.
u. III. CAMPBELL,

ii No. IS, Steamboat Landing, Galena.
IT'S just receiving, direct from Boston, N. York
L. and New Orleans, his Spring and Summer
stock of Groceries, Liquors, Glassware, Proyis-
ions ETC., consisting in part, of the following ar
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A general assortment of Ear Furniture, Ocean,
,ers, Tumhlers, Wine Glasses, Jars, Cans, Pitch
eis, etc.
LORRAIN & co. are also the only agents this
side of ST. Louis for Holt s. Alaltby's superior
Oysters-warranted TO keep in any clilnate-haye
constantly on hand about 1000 cans.
= Calena, Illinois, May IL lS49 3if
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20
Galrna ADVERTISEMENTS.


, LCwIAsN & CO.,
ETTHOLESAIE dcaers IN Groceries, Liquors,
w Segars, and Glassware, No. SO, Steam
boat Landing, Galena, have jus; rece.s ed, AMI
will keep constantly on hand, wiach thcy will sell
low fer cash, full assortment, consisting in part
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

De Et aNS ALE a y - k'ORIEA DEtPOIs
No. 29 Steamboat Landing, [iGlsna.
Enn BBIS jus. received OF that celebrated arti-
INV Gle, and for sale by the barrel, halfbaneI,
or bottle; together with Cncinnst Pittsburgh and Phil
aelphia All orders from the Upper Country promptly
attended -. la
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r. e. BERGMAN s. CO.,
No. $50, MAIN STREET, GALESA,
- ---------.z.,>, III AVE on hand complete

s. VS. sra5ssseS II & assortment of Furniture,
sr;esss4 - ----S-ssS consisting in par. CT
Fine Mahogany Sofas Mahogany Chairs
50 80 Divans Cune Seat do
g. Dining ables IS g Rockers
&c Ereahf't do Common g
Gard do g Chairs
GO s. Bureaus :" Tables
% Z" Work Tables Chi'drens' Cribs
Wash St9r6S Chairs
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DISSOLUTION. ~ =.
fif Co-parinetship heretofore existing under ths
Il naine OF "Bsbcock Ames & williamson il this
cay dissolved By mutual The unfinished busi-
ness CT The firm III be settled IN the same manner as II
ills dissolution lad not taken place. N
L- s-o l.. A. BABCOCK, s.f.. .
". J.. ASIES, - -~
~ Pspl, sept ~, 1850. Nj. S. WILKINSON
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

LOGS GROUND INTO BUILDING MA.

Big The nee Of Priziifps aSoffte potrer the Horse
YVNi3E D.sHSES. a, their shiegic Iath al Clar5oa
4 MaEuisciory, north of the Baptist Church. In
st. PAU, read. finnish such building materials
Shingles atls and ClsflcaT roD,l Ily such prices
will diminish The of baAdDg in town, nearly
half Cali in aud We sss GRADING lezs into
houses, every day except sundays. 2-a4
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

"a oINE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
" been appointed BY the Court Of Probate for the
County OF Ramsey, Minnesota Territory administrator
o. the estate OF George Wnne deceased late of Saint
fhui in SAID county All persons indebted 10 said es-
,atc VIII make immediate Payment to me, and those
havhs CLAIMS viii present the same for settlement c-
gaily authenticated. H. JACKSON Adn,iuisi,r
ST. Paul, sept. IS, le50. t.5 i.tsf - 77l17I
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

kEA roDhEY rhaSgp, late ef Ike American
kssfi Horse, tovrii. Mass, hstlrs iesse of The
1919 iafgx ho,c! al the upper end of ~. Paul with
serytirg IN ptorsr order for THO coRvenenc Of
eiers inartes, A;'ss desiring faissd apartments.
respectfully MS friends 'asd te pubic ss.
sim BALL believing thar he Car TO much for te-
ccuit4t DC expected "a country 2 vet
ss2pstyd win. ssSuisT nyri,sts ~
-s-x:I 49,. D.. L
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PROBATE COUET.

M Office il hereby given, tina, the regular
l terms CT the Probate Court Of Ramsey
county, Minnesota TerTi.grY. VIII be holden CT
the first Mondays in March, juno, September
and .Decenster. re speciye'y, at 9 clock A. II >,
Al my Office IL lie tcwp o! ST. Paul.
4o-yly HENRY 4. LAMBERT.
SlEollF Judge OF Probate Of
e Ramsey Co. M in. Ter.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

IN cxialirg between Wilasl Derochcr aid Louis e.
Ia l.sF ienase of Desosher aud fail was dissolved
90 tie @1,a day OF Sciei'r last by mutual consent
Louis X, il Is Authorized settle al debts due the
f.inr ~ s WILLIAM DEROCuER,
Ccto5er :, 1850 IGAiS l.. PAUL. 2-.i
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pE,TER rONCIN.

4 7 sai1t Anthony, wishing 10 close up the
I Z business Of his Store, gives qo.ice HAT he
vii sell ont his goods nov Oh hand at actual
cost. iac'r,lins general sioc,. Of Fry Goods and
a'7liy irocelacs; also, the, best assortment OF
Meliclnes aisd Specifies 10 be found any where
IN 1.ese parts Those who have any thing in
his hne 10 buy, can get bargains, by Gu Hing soon ON
v2-l III PETER PONCiN
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

Prints of every variety
Fr'ch & Chambry ging';
Plain & fig'd de lanes
Elegant polka muslins
Embroidered do
Plain * fg'd lawns
Linen lustres, all colors
Plain * .fg'd lin. ging's
Brown F'ch Inns all VS.
Plain blk s. cold alpac.
Beautiful silk w'plusires
81 musquetO netting
Book and scrip muslins
Jaconetts and canbrics,
Bishops lawns
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

ON CONSIGNMENT Corn. Dat.
Hams, Tea, Col'e, Sugar, Potatoes. Candies
Blankets, Bialketing. AMI Choice Liquors.
ALSO, first rate lot Of Saddlery and Harness.
wh;cs will be sold cheap fer cash,by
F. Dan n f.rr
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

VAN IN AID SIZE THE MAMMALS.
- sleeet ahe. .'e has jlisi e,eived supply
q tihlTats 4 avs. l.aa bea.s, Jeweiry, New Brass
tJechs, Eaz"r Sners. shaving soap, J. aides Hair
tos-. Steel Beads, Twist Trimmings for work bags
Medals Tor Ciitlren, Werk Bags. Biacking BlackiIg
Brushes. IA Cafds Butcher kn.ycs Fishing Taraie,
Fire Worhs of AL sorts AID general stock for Traders
He is aMsNcPkCJs'E EN- IL every variety of
Cigars and dealer IL Tobacco, sur Pipes, &c.. being
Sneriicd vfh The choitsst assortment which vii, be
sold ftins k4fy loy for CASA lie also keeps fot sale
wholesale ard RETAIL qnan,ics Of Mess and Prime
FORK, Whit, hcsns. Corn Meal, SGpefGrc Flour, Green
APPLES, Back~hsat Flour. Onions Irish and Sweet fo-
rasoes. threse Fresh Butter, Candies Soap. Starch
saleEa:rs Sugar, Mackert Cranbcryies owe OYSTERS
Sareinss Matches blae rg, Easkcis Looking Glasses
Gloves, Ailes Iy cfttS pahf.h srd ssarfa-
ixti Tehacro, Oats cocssiils, Corch Shells &c = i =
SIX HUNDRED KINDS, OK TOYS FOR
(HtGDREE.u
Ifi-is sc inrgest assortment ncfth &C Saint
Mao. llecan, Grazi., AiDcils end Pea NUS. Carces
Caaes. CtseseFss bsafss OIL, Rosemary, Ox-raarrow
End. eli-4tr JsYelrg. Rings geacils, siols, Fer
cuss.on Cats. :, iucoIs, Sc. - s'.
sAIsi. ne bsst sas,ity nf Cavcndish Tobacco ever
broYgs, htofnws, sls -t. ~
Tost,o, aIt cn sG'I isie d. tfcy eau be sf-
fnted. ~ where ~ The United States. lie wouId be
glad a have ara, from lbs fserfs in country
who ksve purchases make.
III Gail vhcre the wooden Negro stands sentry al
the dcir oiS sou can buy little cheaper for cash than
airy 1ssIcrs else Ia 81. faai. sly
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ElIItEN a. SMITH,
General Ldad igents, 81 PGul Ainn esoia Territory
Va I'LL attend TO the Locating and Entering Of Land
w with Military Warrants, or Otherwise Also to
me securing Of Prc-Empion Claims, and the sale Of
Farms, Town Lots, &C. Village properly for sale.
Oilice as the Central Honse. henry l.. TILDEN,
l-f4tf J. w G., SMITH -
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HAEEX s RICE.
Storage, Fortccrdtag s. Commission der
go c'saga.s. @G
JOHN HANsY, JR oRRiN w. RICE.
*, Paul, Upper Landing.
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SrACE q

CtT.gPAtsE sAkD Still, xss.a'FER.--ThOsf
~ who wish 10 trevel Tcross Are hne eeaniry
between these tUsyhs, as-tonce of only 20 n'Ees.
while i, is SIXTY nises s.sand by steamboat VIII
f;nd stage leaving each town far the ether, evet
nv tDorn;sy after treai fast except Sundayf.A !
- = ',. r. ODERT KENSEDY, Proprietor.
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SALHTlPAgL FIRE AND MARINE IN.
5IRAECE AGENCY.
Columbus Insurance Co, Of Co'aRJgs, Ohio-Cdyftoi
Es.. S,30D.0OO.
FENiE undersigned having Been appointed agents of this
II old and relia Bile Fire and Marine INSURANCE Conpa-
nJ are prepared 70 Issue pcfes fair and reason able
rates The character and s,en6ins Of this company have
"een vel ess,iished Ior many years and pre-
pared to give the most tory evidence OF it's respon
sibiiiiy AID Eberality liz Settlement OF losses
2-2If RICE. WITALL,& BECKER 4r,nfs
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AZ G.. DAVIS,

Al. G.. DAVIS,
No. 80, Main Street, Csieng, Illinois,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE.
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sLxaDuGNE CONSTABLE SALE

Ihe Nonresident Inpreier- ot u. Town,
ii Sitrtbun- IN the County "t kut
land are h"r,hy notified that the tau
es assrssrd hy sl,d luwn wtli,n The year
next preceding tins date all" on the Grand
LIs, of Lac rnlin either IN Who'll" ar ~
part UNPAID on tbs rI!i"wins described lands
~ sa,a Town 10 W.T.
IS acres lynn. ~ The East part Of the loan
on Whist Va. formerly called Par.
k-rs Gore, st ~ the ltst t. ; ,ndrr.
sou --ist~, tuwn, State aud STATE
scnopl taxes s?,iC
100 acres on Right No. e Sc, 10 Wm.
t. I.uck~"d, taxes s3,iG
100 acres on lt,gtt No. 81 set To Sa nu-i
K,undy, taxes S2,37
30 acre. on i;igh, To. % SET to Bica.
n,t Page, taxes ~
80 aces -" li,gh, NO. 81 Sc, to Isaac
Pollard, taxes = ! ~
s%parcri OF land N the norihcssi cor
ncr oil the Town, .cl to faddur i.
Frnsier, taxes Si,oj
1916 acres ~ the east part OF .hc roNn
iurmrrly rarhers Gore set to Ga.
mattel ba,,Ir,,, taxes 49,.
324 acres On Right No. 55-aisu Il"
acres on E,rht No 81 ~, IN the Is,
to Chester BAXTER, taxes $i,lt
i73 acres on R'ght No. 81 sci 10 DatesA
81 arfy. o" Hish, No. 10 Sc, to VIM
Chamb-riin, taxes Sl,oj
ia acres on kirbt No. D. set Is frances
Curtis, taxes S2,l0
I62 acre. on Right No. 81 Sc, to Ioh"
funt, ia,es sac
81! acre. on R'gh, No . set IN The LIS, 10
{. Fr-nch and R. naps"od, taxes 81 10
pa acre. an R'gi. No. - set to Spencer
Green, taxes -
20 acres IN the Eas, end of Rlgl, No.
- set to Harvey Howe, ia.rs 80
80 acres On E'ght No. - set to George
T. Hodges, taxes %
ilo acre, On Right No 81 Sc, t" Wm.
lIaihofn. taxes ~
- acres on Higa' No. G3 set to John
Heath, taxes "A
iC4 sc,rs rn the Yves, end Of R,ght M.
81, also 100 acres Oh the west end
of rght No. IS. set 10 Edgar a
Orm.bec, taxes, S3,i5
2J0 acres on the ives, end Of rrl,, No.
"a, set To Benz, + Prouiy, taxes, SIS
5 acres on right No. 81 setlo Samuel
Prirsnns, taxes, ,H3
1872 acres ~ ,,gh, No afset to Robinson
iiichntdsnn 4 Adans, ~
no acrrs IA thu east part OF the town
on what IS called the gore, sc, 10
ssmuri II. stephens, %','o,' ~
100 acres On night NJ, 81, set to John l..
slack, taxes ~
"a "i an acre on nigh, No ~. So, 10
lev, Slack, taxes Sl,@'
lDn acr-so on night No ~, set Ia "m
=. Ihpmpsnn, taxes, Sl,-l
200 ar-rs "n the gore, SET 81 Chas X,
Villa IS, taxes, S2,|t
2uD acres On the gore so called, set 10
We'd n Co., taxes, ~!.lt
Aud 50 murh If nj lands viii to- sold al
public suction at In. dwelling house of Ru'
Ia, Richardson ~ sad Shrrbufu., % The hrs
ihu-sdtv of Ociohrr neat, at 10 "tl" ,
4. NJ, II. shall he requisite IN c'scharg" sar
taxes with costs Ir'-ss p~rrviputIy pad.
JOSEPil T.. WOOD, ir>i Constable
Dated nj S!arburne tn,, 2Jtl day OF Aug
st, a. ID. l-ji.
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IMPORTANT &c iNvALroS
NIf leap ~ re ,ss,.,i, s.t al ,i".'
hntr hrnn -LL.er. -.-.t,I ~ - 49,

'uNlt leap ~ re ,s,,.ri. sod ali ,i~.- ia
hatr iPrn Vt,.v; ..tt..t =, a.. 49, - D
3 r'fuf.t. ct ,trrttn"u a'tfs Nr a., , $50 trs'
~. tt' stri, r' .Fssst We i'etot tNtUt = tf
aHe,t u = tia s'tr - ttssfrt. D.. iiii.rers f,c'o
'Aff ~ eos goa. i....Ff - 'Hs l,t.s 49, baa
ts. pee IS, 80. = t'a ~ ~1Ht- = t,r.ts4t, g. 90
A. sd itt.c il.-pni-I I o-d.,.. $50 80 -NT 30 81
su. - d.. ,,tU, f1tFit oi t.gss. hstus : o.,
W, t,' ,N l'i~ itA.f ~. - 40 zee e. 4
The rv.t ,.tlHjkt'Ae v-tr. r~Se A,ssF ~ o.
fY'. Z tr Htt Sc ~ n4t,.o " >.Ftt 'r"tW 49,"
itt,FN'rt - ttsfn"s afv 80 ttrl i%Uitt-os To
3D., d..ttft a'ti .~~usttNv spArr na,r itvm 49,"
~ i,r,tt ..o'i, tuau itf ~ tln. d,r,A.o tiFet
y p ' ,t., mttittt.s rpuLi a"t ~-luaI a
Hud ~ r.Htr tir trt.s.a.tt tts,a 1ttOu~- - '
hur'ru ~. sN.itm Wa tgitti ~fs n'"'
vince utur' rvtntr,s H.tf'" so.i ,r'E1 P'I'..
TIA, iras i.otol ir i..id, rstpw - r,du
srrr - hvcs attained lnd -t..iettsr : ~
dVr,eJ.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-25

Nstnr At ie' crrt. FOR the r.st ,pd,tr
AaE ! ir3t Sad per ~c.ut,s~ t. b. ets, ~
t1s ut.g hai amen : O., tie ~ ~ um nose. with
O.. tc','ei e." { any endnt, ~in-at n,i g. BE- priJ
= the ttrs.nr-r al h. Office 81 Mohlieiir' on
b. ore tue ibIh day Of Ocsotr' 1851 being the
dar 81 the snnuai meeting at aid comranN.
A. hrrr,rfrr~ - Nst II persons injured w. the
tsScr,i ,swr.. viii the atnuna' q, nssrs' IN cuts
duo rem each rrslfctnrFy slli he forwarded
- the Representative elect. la The ley,Aistut,.
by ~hnia moneys ~ ~ Ice irr atlci to the office
" IA th. m.mAst. uf tie COMPANY please bear
ia tnlud ihni nv ending the small aiVnur, "i
tie asscsematt due from zach. reerrcl1c'y g.
the once Ftomyt' II the time spec f-.i they
theN WI mech adNsurs their "su i.tcrc-tS
saving s'ist AWoOut e labor "a the treasury
q pIitmtht. aid t. thcp.,lvcs a co, .uicr,h .
item ~ ptstt:v arl ~I.tHrsst /, ~hich thcy vitI
lie subjected ,,r.oite -rtf
j T.. NN car. Trca.rter.
in"tIncr "fcc, VI u"t,cl,t ,0s u ISL
NJ IA Il s.e,t ,.,id company. AID
ca he rtE.r. hs nuu>" ~ - ur N%,litraa
r.r. Il, Rutland nr|r, ntaiu ms.. 81
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AUCTION AUCTION.

II l. lac ."'i AZ tie ate rr,idrnr- 20! Syl'
,.sttr y BnuI,,t IN Shrewsbury On IT,,
20iii Of September, 1851.
A Saw mil, AVID building spot, If desired;
aNatletN 81 l%.uinbcr
A rat uf Ihrrs We - "ll steer.
Ore three yc,rulj tp.i,
H.. til..c ilarnc~., \ one d u'le llrne -,
Tsu duuh.r Nar.t,. and urr Aiuhgr N'S"I;
Two t.tt,. twn~eIs three Ilpnd,' Et-irs
Irr crr-- cut Saws. three Hand t"Ss a water
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A iiurc-.nri u-ai tie Union McCtIrs h""~e.
sac /. commence At pn'11Sb foreman.
LOWELL J. BUKhlIT.
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STATE OF VERMONT, iDE rem,n.
Probate Cour, held at Ru,land IN and far
sad District on the 10Th day Of Sept. A. ID.
i-ji
Present Won. Harvey Baton, Judge.
Whereas, Asa Perry, admin,stra.o OF With
the vii anT' x-d al ihe c,iti- ct issachar
E-rd, ia,e uf Rutland ~ sad district ,ircta.-
I'd ties ole. ha. this day spplmd TO the SAID
Probate C"nt, proposing IL render an account
N lbs administration 81 SAID "s,ab. Therefore
II :. ofdcrri Ls SAID cuurt that rxan,na.
tom Of sa"l account Tor allowance aud any
decree proper t. To- mad on the rendition
hereof, tr and The slnr' hereby are referred
l. 1.ticd r"ssinu OF sad court H. b. held nj
the "iiio- of The Register Of SAID Court in sd
4 uti,.J IN tl,- 1T Monday t~,n. the 9th day
oi 1~ctphrt, \. - i-,l sisi i,iai n"t,ce i!i-r,
81 a- gwen ~ f',bi'shint a CERTIFIED copy of
t!r' f~rnfd 81 tl- ~tJrr iirr- wee Ss succesS-
ss-l, p,rSInIs i.rrrtD IA the Rutii;.d Herald
= nrw-pip-r pointed st sad Rutland, in or.
der ma ali persons Interested therein may
thin ati there appear hrtpr- SAID court and
nhI~ct 10 81 q account and decree ,ithey see
caus~.
\ True copy Of rrcntd,
80 HENRY HALL. Rrg,-,-r.
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Ni"r-s.. i;,lraJ Lpcs~, f,eruIor af thu
i..t " - SOD ,~,ts Amt oj Alexander barrett
late ct DlnhY, - sad distinct deceased ,rs-
tat has The. d,y applied 1, ,h" sad Pr"hair
cou,, proposing h r~ndrr a final sccrnnt "i
h,. al ms.uat,pn If The r.ist~ 81 sad drcsas'
ed
re-r.f,r, 4 - v5lsrsd tYssid eouf''hsiihe
.,antn,upn q, sad sccognt for Sil"ssncr
and e,et~s "fihs rs.id1r If sata estate a.
tel plvtng debt. snd "hH'nr-s /" the PERSONS
rltk!ei ~ta-rrta h~ aud tie sute hre h"r.hy
referred to stated s-r.inu 81 sad cont 10
~ he N st the ofic- ot lh- Ergi-,rf Of sA'j
c,ur, IA sad Rr,lArj IN 'h- -, Nsrfar b--
,n- ts- bii. dAy 1T D~ctni'-r, \ ID Isl, aud
tina, nailcc tht ref be g,"o nv pah't.h'H: a
c.flhre rnpy nfth- rrr"fd oith's "fd'r 'h're
wees. succcsu,ly ~ lh- Rutland Herald a
n-e.papry prlatrd - .aid kpilsnd "a order
that al person, INTERESTED thrreln nav th~n
ard there sp,-sr b~fnrr ,a'' c'uu ana "D@'''
20 ,a1 .ccauEl ana t'-cr-rs dthey zee e'Ssr'
ifu- ~.pY % i~c"Td.
HENRY nall, ii,gistsr. "