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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

AN EsoLIsnMAS's Dr. cniPrIoN OF AN
AMERICAN CouKT - | attended the Court
OF Common Pleas whilst Ia New Work,
thinking that ii would furnish me with
as favorable n specimen OF the superior
law courts OF the country as | could
hope 90 find. IL was n tyuare white
washed apartment, not iouch larger than
, u bar-room at one of the hotels. Under
red canopy, on II bench slightly eleva-
ted above the rest sar the Judge, res
pectable and intelligent man. An insur-
ance case was gong on. A barrster
was addressing the jury with mucR ear
nestness ard g,siiculation and, II must
te Owned, with that sharp nasal ,wang
which Is so universally prevalent in
this country. Around him sat the men,
bers OF the bar. some in brown holland
blouscs, some with hugh i'm erials on
their chnsso balancing themselves in
their chairs against the ratings which
divided them from spectators, and hang
ing their legs over the backs of other
chairs nearly all intept in getting rid
of their saliva, and impriniing the wet
seal OF the Republic on every object in
their vicinity. In this natural pastimc
(where il is too well known to need
further comment) the Judge displayed a
laudab'e proficiency. Two gentlemen
(apparently rePorters) seated AZ table
to the left Of the bench, the jury and a
halfa dozen idle spectator. like myself
completed the assemblage. The jury
were arranged in two rows, and before
each row was placed two spittoons, SO
as that n gentleman had to expectorate
greater distance than past three Of his
fellow jurymen-a wise precau,ion, pro-
viding against the incapacity Of u bad
shot" Across the Atlantic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

GTIn reference to the difficulty be-
tween the Hon. S. w. Ingc and the
Hon. Edward Stanly, which grew out
Of the debate IN the House Of Repre-.
scntatlves yesterday week, we are au-
thorized to state that they met each
other with pistols, and, latter an ex-
change OF shots between the parties,
the friend Of Mr.. Stanly advanced to
the opposite party, and expressed de-
sire that the matter should be termina-
ted, and, in order to arrive TO an AMIGA
ble settlement, stated that the remarks
made by Mr.. S,anly IN reference to
Mr.. Inge were made by Mr.. Stanly in
reply to what he considered a gross
personality on The part Of Mr.. lngc in
his first remarks. And as the friends of
Mr.. lnge stated those remarks to have
been political, and, as such, should
not have personal bearing, Mr.. StanIy
Withdrew his remarks. And the above
having been submitted 10 the principals,
and by them accepted, the difficulty be-
tween them was announced as honora-
oily and smicably settled."-Nat. Int.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

rTJacob SIingerland, Of Royalton,
W., has been holden TO bail at Mon,pe-
Iicr in $4,000 for procuring pensions by
false and forged certificates. II has
been asccriainsd that he has procured
more than $4,000 from the department
at Washington by fraud, lie is m old
attorney, who had been in the pension
business in New York before removing
10 Vermont
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

CosNvcTIcur.-The Denseratie
State Convention recently assembled at
Hartford, adopted series ofresslutions
strongly endorsing the compromise
measures Of the last Congress, and char.
acterising the provisions relative to flu
glives from service az necessary 10
carry out the provisions Of the Cons,i,u.
ton on that subject" A. he Demo
cratic party Of Connecticut owe their
pre- sen, preponderancc Of power in the
State to coalition with the Free Sol
party last spring, IL affords matter of
speculation what effect this unqualified
declaration II wan, Of sympathy with
the political opinions OF their allies, viii
have at the election for state officers and
Legislature which 10 to take place ia
April nsIt-tComnercial.]
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

MoRRlLL's STEEL PoLlsu.-'rhis is 4
preparation iorpoIishng Stoves, Crates,
Fine Frames, &c. II is entirely free
from any ingredient which will rust the
article polished, and No dust is made in
the application. A beautiful lustre is
produced wi h half the usual labor, and
retains its polish much longer, as no de
gree Of beat can melt il the roll, if hea-
ted red hot, will not melt. No smoke or
disagreeabIe smell will be caused by hea-
ting the stove after polishing. Give it
one trial. and you will never use any
other stove polish. Mcssrs. Newton
Brothers are sole agents for this town,
where the polish may be had, at whole
sale and retail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

MEcnAsicAL INsEsUirY.-Mr. O'Niei
OF Baltimore, has made most singular,
as well as valuable invention, in the
shape Of an invalid domestic char. II
is so contrived as to be thrown into any
position tor the occupant and then
again, by the simplest arrangement,
you have two ottomans, writing desk,
table. lounge aud settee, which are or
naments to any room. The back Of
this singular piece of mechanism, as
well as the parts designed to rest the
legs, arms and head. may be raised or
lowered to suit any emergency and in
deed may be contrived for any possible
attitude or position, thus supplying
what has long been wanting for the
sick room.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06
SHOCKING DrArH.-A sad event oc

SHOCKING DrArH.-A sad event oc
Cured on Friday night in the IamiIy Of
Mr.. J. NJ. Pettingil, teller Of the Ex
change Bank, who resides at No. 3,
Washington Court His sou Walter, a
fine lad Of about eight years took q
lamp filed with camphene or burning
fluid and went 10 bed. H. placed the
lamp upon a table near the bed for one
Of the servants TO come and take. From
some cause the lamp suddenly expIo-
ded, causing the boy to jump out Of the
bed. Some Of the burning material
fell uron his clothes, setting taem on
fire. and burning him in such horrible
manner that he died at three o'clock
on Saturday morning. Bost. Times ]
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

Farming in California. AT San Jose,
California, last year. John NJ. Horner
raised, on $50 acres, p tatoes, onions
cabbagcs and pumpkins, which he sold
for $!ll,s00. His onions brought 40
cents pound, cabbages 40 cents head
He intends TO cultivate 500 acres this
year. He has imported ten miles of
iron fence, which cost, delivered, SlO,-
900.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06
A MERCHANT or NEwPoRr.
Nor,I Th,aire-A theatre on ,

A Norsi Theaire-A theatre on a
new plan is building in the Faubourg
du Temple at Paris. The place Of the
orchestra is above the stage, and the
sounding board is tuned like the instru-
ments. The entire stage turns on its
axis, so that all the per sons before the
audience can be whisked out Of sight
in twinking. The house is lighted
by sun in the roof when night 10 rep
resented, this is covered up, and stars
com. out instead
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

JupoMsrT.-Let il never be forgotten
that there 10 scarcely single moral nc
ton Of a single moral man, Of which
other men can have such knowledge
In its ultimate grounds. its surrounding
incidents, and the renl determining eau
ses Of i,s merits. as to warrant their
pronouncing a conclusive judgement
upon it, Q.oyfsyiy Periev.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

my engagemenis,- But you will have
to 90 to some other counsel, as have
stlnling retainer from the opposite par
typ The itinerant was amazed, Pi-
'qued and nonplussed,-and departed
without attempting to suppress his
liu yhtcr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

industrious Peppte.-The young lady
who reads romanccs in bed the friend
who is always engaged when you call,
and the correspondent who cannot end
time to answer your letters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

AMERICAN MsplcaL AsssociArior.-
This association will hold lie seIt ser
sion in Charleston, early in May ssnt--
has held four anual meetings in the
principal cities Of the Usiop-vs -
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Besson ans
Cincinaati.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

PIT. Barnum, snys the N. Orleans
Delta, has just entered into an engage
men, with the "Bateman Children" for
a tour 10 England in ths Spring
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06
Ldp,er's Retaining Fee

A Lawyers Retaining Fee.-The
Boston Post has an anecdote Of Mr..
Burchard, the revival preacher, while
he was al Lochrort, N. Y, which 10
something of the same character with
that which has recently been published
by Providence paper. 1t was Mr.. B's
custom to go about the villages to en-
list the wealthy and influential to attend
his preaching, in order TO give some
ecldt TO his meetings. "In the course Of
his perambula,ions, one day, he fell in
with Bob S. an attorney Of some
reputation, and very famous for his wit
and readiness at repartee. Good NOR
ming, Mr.. s. said the Evangelist
understanding that you are one Of
the leading men of this town, and a
lawyer Of high standing, have called
upon you in hopes to engage you on
the Lords side Thank you, replied
Bob, with an air Of great sobriety, and
with the most professional manner pos
sihle,-"thank you-I should be most
happy to be employed on that side ofthe
.s'e, II ] esuld do 90 consistently with
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06
yxBesides the IS per diem, the mem

rBesides the So per diem the mem
bers o, Congress from California receive
50 422 for mileage, the distance being
put down at 1890 miles The Texas
members receive 81 400 for 5000 miles,
and Louisiana S2 100 for 2650 milcs.-
These are the amounts certified to by
the committee on mileage in the House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-06

Erprsss're.-A gentleman just re-.
'urnsd from San Francisco, says that he
would rather be hengedin 10 New York
then lie o natural death in California.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22

lfEAsAsT ConTAsGoss "A young Dutch
oiloer arrived a Java, fresh from the moth
rr county aud FASTENED 20 pay his respects
io the Go,eruor Before tht door lay a
black ball, vhich be thought proper to wipe
A4feet oH,buf no sooner he'd biz boots touch
cd ii. ihaH go angry Ai.s escaped from the
macs s1 mi yhty boa rose against the intruder.
Forgetting al ceremony, be ruihed into the
hoaue, bul there q new terror awaited him. Ia
the shape of a tiger which leaped growing
towards him, Ills only weapon was . slight
dFess sword Wls,aA be- was about % draw Ia
rclfdeience, when the Governor stopped him
by saying Don't be- frightened, my young
frienil this cat will sit quietly By you, II you
viii honor me with your company 70 dinner.
iie Is only disturbed by seeing you running
50 from biz Ola friend the bon, The boa new
.er hurts anybody and has lived peaceaby
With Nv for years, along with the tiger, which
has never tasted blood, and has always been
the playmate ofthe children, You will learn
here to smile az many things that terrify PEG.
pie la Europe,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
CENTRAL HOUSE,


No. Q, BRATTLE sQuARE. BO6JOS. BrwEEr
RHArTLE AAp EiA hrhfEfs,
TINHE subscriber respectfully informs be Ola friends
y and tie rosidsnts ~ tha city and vicinity, that
be- has taken the above we'll known establishment,
f1nperly occupied by 81 hade, sud more recently
by NJ BENJAMIN True, and tiiai Do 10 nov ready ~
receive and accommodate o uulphnr OF permanent
i,asg,iefs And imnfcieni riion ana be pefRns him
selfta exert bic Ufm1st ability 20 render rieiT stay
Will him pleasant aud agreeable and that hia terms
siai be equally economical with the expectations Of
he guests under like circumstances,
Mr FOSTER takas great nleafufe w announcing lhAt
he has engaged a. nn assistant, W. ihD' W. TUBS
FR, originally connected with the Washington
Tgnse philadelphia, and with ihe Pavilion Boston
and iatsls ~ the Gloucester House, m ulnueesler,
Mass. uh0se eEnerienre and skill Rrn alTeaiY TOO
well known % the travelling pubhe' 70 need com
Tnendafnn.
Ths location ~ the Central House Y such - 10
AFFORD sasy access N the Market Rud the business
nsrt al the aiy while ~ the same lime W. immeaiT
ste pashhnrhn0d 4 sufficiently quiet - snhbio ne
visitor 10 realize As nearly o. possible inc epoymsni
Tbs culinary department 10 under the immediate
sunervision 0faulstt ~ acknowledged merit hnd me
harder constantly supplied with yiands Of the best
w. g. Tennis for Board ONE DOLLAR M day
Bnst0n Feb. ~. 1881, 'uFfl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
Professor A. c. Barry's

TTNRIcopHERoUs, OR INDICATED COMPOUND. The
world placed upon its guard by the almost
daily detection Of some plausible humbug, now ex-
aminrs and tests every new article with scrupuous
caro-, and nothing that Is not in,rinsicav ga0d can
cGE flourish. Bnfry's iricophcrous has been sub
ecied 10 this ordeal for ten years Every year ts
reputation and sales have increased until more oft
Is consumed annually tnn OF amy other preparation
for the hair over offered 70 the American ppblic.
1 The discovery that II will cure Diseases Of the
skin and cause wounds and ulcers 90 heal and close
relieve all external inflammation, and remove the
pain and itching incident to sting, bites scratches
cuts burns, scalds, &c, has greatly enhanced the
sale Of the article, and II il now known and used
Tor these purposes, well Rs 20 renew, heautify and
cleanse the hair, In every city aud town in tho I'm
ion.
LIS extraordinary chcapness places II within the
reach Of the humblest family and its conceded val
ne insures IL o place on the most luxurious toilet
Mothers find IL the surest remedy for sprans, cuts
and other accidents Of their children the aged praise
il asa cure for tho Rheumatism, and all the aches
and pains 20 which the muscles are subject; and
the ern grant 10 distant lands purchases 10 alb
suate necessary In his outfit, --------
Sold in large bottles, price 26 cents, at theS
pal Office, 1877 BROADWAY, New York. For sale
by the principal MERCHANTS and druggists through
out the United States and Canada. Beware Of the
counterfeit, sold NJ 81 per bottle. = l6s0y1
For sale by T.. IEvI.TT & Co, ST. Johnsbury, VT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
Farm for Sale.

TNNlIE subscriber wishes 10 sell his VERY excel
n lont) Farm In North Danvc. Said farm ia
situated on the rond leading from North DanVle
Village 10 Lyndon, about 9Th Of a mile from said
Village, and miles from Lyndon Corner.
The subscriber ventures the assertion that for
convenience Of mention md adoptedRess 20 the rails
ing Of different kinds OF produce the said farm Is
not surpassed by any In the county.
The road leading from North Danvllo 10 the
Depot IN 81. JohnFburv passes through the south
crly part OF said fam nbout miles distant afford
ing very easy communication to and from said
Depot
The buildings on said farm err a beautiful now
cottage House and Two convenient fNTus.
There Is also good we'll Of never falling wntcr;
also good orchard, and sufficient amount OF
wood aud timber for the use Of said farm
DAVID /. BATCHELDER.
North Dahvillt, Nov, g. 1850. sesU
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
CHENEY & cos EXPRESS.

YNlIE subscribers having nm exclusive scnlIs1,
u with tho Directors OF fhe Concord, N o.r.
and Passumpsc Railroads, 20 run cars win 49,,
ger Trains daily said roads, for the iTrns,sSIy
Of Packages, Money, Merchandise, &c,
give notice that they will forward all articles ~ ~
line OF business daily, each way, Sunday exc
Packages will be forwarded 70 all parts o. w
hnmpshin, Vermont, and the CanadRs. No..
fie,- At RtetlfeaA -hkehsaFn- cnnrt EqIaTe, ,,s
Ton Mt the building opposite tle 81 .iian,s,,,A
House, st. Johusbury; At +. G. Buffers, opnnsd,s
and packages delivered and received nj in'eriieV'
places. ~.
NJ b, The subscribers are alone rosppnsio's. " ,aT
y itJury u my Err,u7,ly u r - SsE
description entrusted 10 their care, nor Y ny ,.r
assumed by the Railroad companies hA1Rr =, nj
mated. 20 NATHANIEL WHITE, CbrcorSh ~ .- ~,
- X. p CHENEY. FrcAIHgs, oo'~' sscsi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22

NEVER sATIsriED.--Sonlo people are
ueyer conivut with ,hoir lot lot wha, will
happen Cout.> and darkness are over their
heads, alike whether il rain or shine. To
thom' avery incident is an accident.and every
d. accident 4 calamity. Even when they have
tlie:s own way, they like it no better than
yoer way, aud indeed, consider their yolnn-
taTy acts as n,atters of'ccrnrtil-;-it, W. saw
EsFiking hlustfation the other day ofthc in
hfulsts &c ARE speaking OF, in the ruurturt Of
. child nbont three years dbl lie was cry
TnIg because bis mother had shut the narlor
.l44-s. ..l4--AE tli4a-. kaiI -Aeighhnr. caln.
passoaiicly, "yon have shut the child otp."
It's a,i ibe ssIuc 70 him." said the mother,
.te wopld cry Il rcallod him in and then
shlrt The sloor" '.If.t pq,siisrity Of that
t'oy, issf y ~ 3 TCii rather zGdd11Iy Oh ci-
thor i'd, 81 door, he considers hirnrelf shr,
eat satruLela accordingly" There arc I'll.
Dix ehili,rcn who isk- ttt same ,io~ of
tryrTs. El1' ~. l-aT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22

a Goob CHAEAcrER--Ag good character
is 30 young man what firm foundation i-to
the artist who proposes TO erect building on
it; he can build with safety, and all who be.
hold it viii have confidence in It's solidty. n
hcIping band VII never De- wanting but TOT
a single pnrt OF this TIC defective, and Won 90
a hazard midst doubling and distrust and
ten 70 o6c'rt Will touhle down At last, and
ninglc all that was built on Il in ruin. With
cat . good chnracter.po is cufso--with
II, is scarcely an evil Happiness cannot OK
let whore good ehanacter is not An that
l. bright Ia the hope Of youth, all that is calm
aud blissful ia the sober scenes OF life, all
that Is -ootl,iug in thc.yalc Of years centcrs
W and Is derived from, a good character-
Therefore, acquire this as the first aud mos,
va0ablc,
4herc - but one INad 10 permanent hap
Psaess AMI prosperity, and that is the path of
inspected integrity, Of high soulcd homer, 81
tho+nnst Transparent honesty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
STATE or NERMoNT,

Dihirict OF Anledunih, 80
y " ordered bv tho Probate Court for the dis
4 triet Of Caledonia thut MI persons concerned be
notified toappcar brford said court NJ session there
of 10 he holden n, the probate office In Danvlle n
fore.Aid the gath day Of harch, A. D., 1901, 10
show cause ifany they may have, why the liberty
and authority requested IN the foregoing Application
Eh6Grd NOT Vruutru uur TINT, t+r-t-i,,ga-Ee
the nrideppcntion together with this order be pub
lishod IN the Caledouan.a newspaper printed ut ST.
Johnsbury aforesaid three weeks successfully as
soon ~ may be.
4 =--=( In iesiiinonY whereof have hcrcunto NJ
: LIS. fixed the seal OF said Court aud subscribed
- my name at Dnnville In said district this
2sth day ofFob. a. u. 1851.
7t0wa THERON HOWARD Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
iiowS ' JONAH BROOKS, Judge,
10 tho Hon., the Probate Court for the district Of
Caledonia

To the Hon, the Probate Court for the district Of
Caledonia,
NANCY LONEIOY, Administrators Of the estate
az llenTY l.oygjoy late Of ~. Johnsbury IN the
district ~ Caledonia decreased, respectfully repre-
SCENTS that sad deceased did In his lifetime enter In
TO n contract with ono james Harlow 20 deed him
the piece of lhnd on the East side Of said Iovcovs
house In Fairbanks Village, called In ST. Johns
bury, beginning AZ stake and stoncs In the line be-
tween said Harlow nqs Loycoys lands, % links y
h4I degrees West from the Snuth-Wost corner OF said
Hnrlow's harm, th,nco South II deg. West 4 rods
North b4l degrees, East 4 rods links, thence
North bol wOst 2 rods mud links 10 the bounds
begun ~ which said Contract was az the decoasc
Of tile enid Loveioy, nud still u, uneNccu'cd.
Wherefore the said Administrator prays tho said
Court TO grant unto her liberty and authority 10 deed
aid land according 90 the terms Of said contract ~
Woonbiy 70 e StHriTe iHHUri -rHHiu- wlr, PRO
yided NANCY LOVEJOY Adm'x.
Danvillc, Fob. 40, 1851.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22

ANGl lLER REMARKABLE CASE. From me
Hl0id TIeiI WAN trt---r tA----v- A...aa.-
Ii do hereby most cheeri.lv certify, that have
used Dr. Buchnn's Hungarian Basnm N my family
with great success. My little girl, now In hey sew
onth wear, was, IN the month Of October. 1s44, NJ
tackled With pain In her right side, and notwhh
tnucd 10 grow worse and after obtaining thr coun-
sci of Dr. r., who thought the Right Lobe Of her
Lungs Eerously affected that her recorerytnds err
ceedincly doubtful, | was induced 10 obtain ono hot
tie Of the Balsnm, and before one third Of II was
taken, the little sufferer resumed her plays and her
checriulness returned, md before two bottles were
used, her health considered perfectly restored.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
PADDOCK'S FOUNDRY
Machine Shop.

EINHF Subscriber having purchased the entire in
tercSt OF j. Q. FKDDOCTr
thr above we'll known establishment, Is prepared 10
furnish Castinrs and Machinery Of every deserip-
off nom the most extensive variety Of patterns IN
tho country JOHN II. PADDOCK,
~ trhrTTtryrv. Ttr-.-s ieIar ----------- saatL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
bGNJAAiN I. FRIzZLE's ESTATE,

rtnf
IN Probate Court holden ~ Lunenburg la eald Dis
trict March It, a, D., 1901,
GTfPHEN u. EDMONDS, Executor of the last
~ Win and Testament Of bouiamn q. Fdyzle,
late n poyorin tha County Of Stanford and State
~ New Hampshire, presents hls petition 20 this
Court Ia writipF praying for license 10 sell mach
II the real estate u said deceased NJ win he nece
snry fur the purpose Of dseharging the debts found
due from sad deceased md expenses Of settlement
n Estate, mud representing that the personal estate
hoifg insufficient for thai purpose IN the sum Of
sOl4BG nni he further represents for tho reason
that The Dcysoe resides out Of this State u VIII be
beneficial 10 said Dcvisee 10 have the whole " the
real estate " the deceased situated n this State cold
-Whcrcupon II Il ordered that said petition be- ie
ferrod IA heiton Of tnid Court 10 be holden NJ The
Probate Oiiirc IN -aid iunenburF on the goth dny
Of March 1851, NJ one O'Clock r. NJ lor hearing and
decision, and further ordered that all persons inter
c.cd he notified by publishing the substance Of sale
petition and order thereon three weeks successfully
IN the Chedonian printed NJ ~, J0hnsbury, al ~
which 20 be previous 10 said time appointed fu
hearing and decision, that they mny appear " thcS
cause at said time and place and object TO sale
llccnte being granted.
httrrt, JONAH BROOKS, Jadsa-
a true copy of record
Tiowa JONAH BROOKS. Judge,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-22
ano, MhLONA PIERCEs ESTATE

TINHt subscHbeu, having been appointed by the
n Hon, Probate Court for the District n CaledO-
AZ claims aud demands u al perhOns against the
estate u Mr., Meona Pierce late of NJ. Johnsbury,
10 said district, deceased, represented nsOlyeu Hnd
The term Of siN months from the gath day Of Feb
1861 allowed by said Court % the creditors " said
deceased 90 exhibit and prove their respective claims
before us-Do give notice that we viii attend 30 the
's.',5s u auI appointment az tiiH nm o. hruuWHu
Butler, n 30, jOhnfbuD' IN said District, on ssuf-
day hth day Of April and the 2ad day Of August
uoEt Nc 0nr o'clock afternoon, on each Of said days
JOHN MACON,
IRA ARMlNGTONy Commissioner
SOLOMON ANDREWS,
80. i0hushnrv Feh ~. 1901. 7O0w8