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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

QUEEN VIcToRIA-Mrs. C. NJ. Kirkland writes
from England for Sartain's Magazine, concerning
the Queen, that she is well understood to
be person of very limited intellect not wholly
sane at present, and liable 20 complete EbeuatiOn
ag she grows older"
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NEwSPArERs-It is little surprising that in
sne O'y o. Norfolk, Wa very village in COM
Person to Bsltimore-thcrc should be published
me same number Of daily papers as there are in
Baltimore. The list in Norfolk comprises the
.oeee0", oay'er, Herald, Argus and Meas. Brook
.ya has the same number Of papers with Norfolk
re eeheVe-The Freeman, Advertiser, Star
Aas't, and Tndcpendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

ALLEGHENY CITT.-The Election Allegheny
City, Pa. on the l4th inst resulted in the choice
Of s FLEMING, tWhig,) as Mayor, with
majority Of the Wing ticket for Councils and other
officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

q JAMES g. King, Jr. has been appointed by
Gov. Hunt aJustice of the Supreme Court in the
First Judicial District of this State in place of E.
?. Hurlbut, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21
City Inspectors on

INDIANA-U. S. Senator.-In the Legislative
Caucus of the self styled Democracy, Hon. Jesse
D. Bright was nominated for reelection as L. S.
Senator by the following vote
Jesse D Brght..........S Robert Dse Owen. ......9
Joseph Lane. Blank
Mr.. Bright in the Joint Ballot received five
Wing votes in addition to those of his party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

Y Dr.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, the poeI, IS
writing biographical sketch Of tse iass En- Ut IA
factors oS The Medical School Of Harvard Univer-
atty" Of which HoLaes Is one Of the Professors.
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SUPREME CoURr or THE UNITED SrArEs-
Washington, Friday, January ~, 1851 NO. 24s.
p. B. Tyler ct al. rs. Aug Duyall.--On appeal
from the Circuit Court of the United States for
Louisiana On motion Of Mr.. Bullard, this aP-
peal was docketed and dismissed under the forty
third rule Of Court -. No. GIL. A. Warner ct
al. appellants, vs, T P. Martin.-This cause was
argued by Mr. Fallon for the appellants, and ~
MI Wharton for the appellee. Adjourned until
Monday at II o'clock, AM.
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IyeekIy Report of deaths
II the City and County Of Ne0 York from e llh day@
J1auGry to the 1871 day Of January, l85l
Men,77; Women, 58 Boys ll6; Girls 9O-rotal, 5fl'

AcrEIJndeT year ii j TO 2 years IL s, 69i
TO- G 10 to 20 Is; 20 80 f2 90 40 35 40 TO So l8
60 10 CO. II GO to TO- 20 10 co. g. 30 to 3d. Il SOTO 100
A: unknown. Total, 34l. -,
PLACES OF NATIyITY-United States 2l5; Ireland, 81;
England 10; Scotland 4; Germany q France 4 Italy,
Il British Possessions 10 North America /; West Indies,
South America, !; unknown, |. 80
Physiological, Bellevue, III SmalI Pox, Blqckwers
RandaPs leland g; City Hospital g.; Aims House, Black
wells Island, 4 COloTed Home Coored persons, D.
A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspeciofs Office. Jan. 10. 1851.
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weather IpteIlIgenee.

BUFFALO, Monday, Jan. 2o-9 a. M.
Strong wind from southwest Thermometer
DC above zero. Barometer falling rapidly, now 30
10 Weather clear and pleasant.
koeHksrES, Monday, jan rs AN.
Yesterday was a very cold and raw day. Wind
strong irom the west. Thermometer in the morn
ing ten above zero. About aunset il commenced
growing warmer. This morning wind south
Thermometer 35i cloudy and prospect of rain.
Syracuse, Monday, jan 20-9AM
Yesterday was quite cold, clear and pleasant
This morning il is considerably warmer. and
cloudy. appearance Of snow. Wind south east.
thermometer SO.
UrcA Monday, Jan. 20-sAM
Unpleasant and stormy this morning. Showing
moderately. Thermometer 34l. Wind south
eest. barometer 20. 60.
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Further Particulars Of the Great Fire at
NeW-Orieans.

Nkw-ORIEANs, Sunday, Jan. ~ :
The tremendous confagration that occurred
here yesterday is the heaviest calamity that has
befallen New Orleans for years The destruction
of the St Charles Hotel, which was the pride of
fhe South, will be severely felt. Business yes.
serdsy was quite suspended in consequence of
the excitement. In addition TO the St. Charles,
Klapp's Church. the Methodist Church in Poydras-
st. and other buildings were destroyed, making
zhe loss rot less than half million OF dollars. The
insursnces amount to $4,000, 5000 Of which
Is on the ST. Charles, chiefly in New. 0 cleans
The Methodist Church was insured in the Nash.
vile Life and Trust Co and in the Tennessee Ma
rine and Fire Insurance Go. 1t is reported that
several lives have been lost in the con6agration
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By telegraph to the New-Yerk Tribune,
Fire at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Monday, Jan 70.
A fire broke out in the lower part of this city on
Sunday morning which consumed three or four
dwellings The loss of property is not much, but
several poor families were turned out in the cold.
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New-York state Agricultural Society.


The Society met in the Agricultural Rooms
yesterday morning, to award the premiums. The
among other awards, were made;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

r.,m.. never found fault with the work or the
nn nVs,;sl. the beams averaged sixteen inches
snsrt' have the whole Of the plans now and can
nFpoduce them think the foundation Is the cause
Of the accident saw two braces on tne rear aver
Thought the walls were all rgnt; ! nave ss 1.-THE the
s,onts VI ere not carried up till all was finished
An hours recess was here granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-21

x.. It'll sell on SATURDAY morning, N 10 ocioek.e
W., VII man Is years OF age He 10 az experienced
nkey yos rf having graduated al OF the principal
tavern seI r,H york PULLIAM SLADE,
boteb ln no"' Auctoners.
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pared 10 Join ether states; but she cannot
60 foremost without iniur!ng her own and
the common cnuse. lie thinks holding 100
,nnny conventions an error. Organized
power Of Government is the snfesl ground
Tor reliance. Concert between State gov
rnment lie great. The want Of the union
of the South was virtually aunulled by not
calling them earlier into action. Concert
would be best attained ty the legislative
and executive functions OF their respective
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-14
THE LANDS OF LONG ISLAND.

,rho announcement of Long Island Lands
bavino attracted the attention of the American
Institute, committee and delegates were APP
pointed to examine the nature OF The soil, and
The practicabilily OF converting it into farms.
For some wears these lands have been greatly
neglected, but The following facts, collected hy
the members and officers of the American In
stitute, and published in their Annual Report
for 1917, prove that they are extremely valu-
able for farming, gardening, ct. The Long
Island Railroad passes through these lands.
Tbe highly cultivated region from Brooklyn
TO Jamaica and Hampstead presented a great
variety Of the fruits of the earth in great luxu
rance and abundance. The rich, ess oil the
fine fields of corn was remarked with peculiar
ratification. Here and there farms were
POINTED out, now leeming with heavy growihS
of oross. com. OATS, &c. Many anecdotes
were circulated from personal knowledge, OF
farms here and there, and oi eighhoihoodN
now producing great crops, and worth Slooof
more an acre. 40
From Farmingdale 10 Riverhead, nearly 10
miles. at the opening OF the road was an entlfe
wilderness: . many small hearings nave
barn made along the line Of the road. and the
land cultivated AMI in every case, where the
MAI has heeu ma lc. the result has Teen most
f,yorahle The land producing equal 10 that Of
any miner narl ufihe Island: almost every acre
of which can he cultivated Without aiv diifi-
cnl,v or secret. There is not a single flct that
cnn he brought against his assertion; indeed,
all Scicrc &C, analogy, and cxrcr mcni 90 10 cou-
firm it's truih.-Pag &c Isl
The Railroad passes through lutc Island a
,ilile 10 The south Of The " hills. or ridge Of
bi,h GROUND. rtn4ins through the Island from
el-t 10 west; and HAT some idea may I've formed
of the situation of this region. that it is not a
q dead level" NAV he seen hy n reference 10
lhr Glowing tanle of height and distances Of
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Notice to the Public and Instructions to
Postmasters.

/. Between any office 10 the United States
mot over 5000 miles from the Canada line)and
any office i'll c nadia, the postage on a letter
not exceeding half an ounce in weight, is 10
cents 10 or from amy point in the United
States over 5000 miles from The line of crossing,
ID cent. Every additional half ounce, or adj
AliIional weight If less than half an ounce, is
10 be charged as an additional rate. Prepay
ment in either country is optional but less Than
the full rate cannot he prepaid. The pos.
tage stamps of each country are recognized in
prepayment.
=. The regular postage on newspapers and
on all other printed matter must be prepaid 10
the lines, (cNccpt such as may he entitled by
law to 20 free and any postage afterwards
a%ccruing thereon beyond the line, either way,
is TO be collected by the receiving officer.
3. Editors Of newspapers are allowed the
usual exchange of publications, free of charge ;
and newsp9 pers which do not leave the county
il which they are published until they leave the
United States, will, after the LIST vf July, 1851,
20 free Of postage.
4. The offices of despatch and receipt, only,
are TO keep the account. n X HALL,
Postmaster General.
Posi- Off CT DEPARTMENT,
MAY l., 1851. 3:3w
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND
n S2 Tf .g 81 II, y1

STATE OF VERMONT, I Be it remember
District OF New Haten, SIS. ! ed that al a Pro-
cate Court holden at BIisIUl, in said district,
ON The 9Th day oil April, 1885,
The Admini>traiur on the estate oil ARcHf-
Bald J. SMITH, late OF New Haven, in saiu dis
met, deceased, intcslate, made application To
said Court. 10 haze his atcohht with said eS-
tate as Administrator, examined an allowed;
Wherenpont slid Court ordered the said Ad-
ministraiur To notify all persons concerned, TO
appear alta Probate Cont 20 be holden al BriS-
,1l, in saiG district, AT the office OF the Judge of
said Cont, on the first MoudTy in June NJ 10
O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to make ohec-
lions. if they see cause, To The allowance Of
said account. BY publishing a certified copy OF
this order, three weeks successfully in the
Middlebury Regi>ier-a newspaper printed at
said Middlehuiv, in this Stale-prior TO said
time for said settlement.
Harley MunsiN, Judge.
A true copy Of Record; l:3w
H. MunsiN, Judge.
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T. II. Taylor,
DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY,
nnAII Innnn WE

buA lItB''Nbs
y now prepa inc iarse q%uauttie- of Dr. n~ENISON'S
EXTRACT OF sARsAP NKlLLA, be-
70 . e,,ni"una Of the s,iup OF he SIannh Root
i"n,he, ny ln"dair Of Pnia,sa and Citrate Of lion.
70 Ssroirih R~heumati,m, i%ruptiors. Jaundice Aih
ma sex heahhene, C'stvci es. Piies. $ iur Stomach.
1iveI 'omp amt L1nrtor aud Weakness, ~lndige,ti on
and Eholei" hIbn'i Neuralgia, Nervous Cumplaim..
Fever kefnfauVfa Cplds, and ~incipirnt Consumption,
Female ON lame, Dyspep'ia. Los OF Appetite, Bron
ehiti- aud Heartburn.
l give q few name, oidv IT those who have testified 10
their suacess In prescribing ~.
The late Dr.. NOODN ARD, 81 NORTHAMPTON. Mast.,
aud 10 ser Physician of he Massnchuaett. Lunate
AsNlam AT Worcester.
WILLARD ARMS. N. D., Brattehoro, VI.
JOHN hHOOks, NJ. d, nernardsion, Mac.
WILLIAM DWIGHT, NJ D., So. Dee field, Mass.
EBEN II TUCKER, NJ. u, ssanKev, n. H..
Dr.. Carpenler, Chesterfield. n. A.. Bnydtn, IIinsdale,
N u. Gillot Whitn ham, W., Steven, Gutlford, VI
Miller, Halifax, VI, WarT,n. Ncwiane, VI. Black lee,
w Evansville VI, Taylor, Heath Mas. Tow, Buck
land. Mass, Mead, Mortified, Miss., Kuhpp, hummer
tn, VI. AGENTS, w. T.. n SSEL, Middlcbuy;
4. L.. CASE, Brandon,
For salo by Druggists generally. ION
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1florrir0,

In Ripton, May lst, by Charles w. Lins-
ley, ESD, Mr.. LEMuLL e. Powers, TO Miss
LonINpA a. FISHER. both of Riplon.
At Amherst, n. H.. lt inst, Mr.. AL.
BERT +. BARNARD of Nashville. n. H., TO
Miss RHopA \ NJ. Epson, of Randolph,
Vt.-both leaf mules. The was
performed by written questions proposed to
'he parties and repeated in the sign Ian
gyse. =
FIN Leicester, May Sd, by the Rev. f S.
Barrett, MIR. RUSSELL ESTES, to Mrs
kDAn HAN, all of Leicester. I
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remember
District of New Haven. SIS. I ed, that at II Pro
bate Court held at Brislols in said District, OH
the 23d day of April, 1851:
The Adminlstrator Of the Estate O
PHEBE c. ATWOOD. late Of Monkion,
deceased, proposes 10 render and se,rle his
account with said estate as Administrator,
and presen; the same Tor allowance by sd
Court. at a session thereof 10 be holden ~
The olIicc Of the Judge OF said CourI, in
Bristol, in said District, on The first Monday
OF June, 1851, at 10 o'clock in the iore>
noon, then and there to object 10 the al
lowance OF said account, il they see cause,
by publishing ii copy Of This order in the
Middlebury Register-a newspaper printed
al MiJdlebury in this Staie-three weeks
successfully previous to The time of said
Court. Hdrrey MunsiH, Judge.
A true copy Of Record
II, MansiU, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.l Be it remem.

STATE OF VERMONT, } BE il remem-
District of New Haven, IS, bered that at
IA Probate Court held at Bristol in said dis
trlct on the 9th day of May, 1851. Tbs
Adminisirdior of the estate of
JOSIAH b. STRONG,
ate Of S,arksboro, in said district. deceased,
interstate, made application TO said Court in
w"iing. for license TO sell all The real estate.
Of the said deceased, for the rtrbose Of
raising money to pay the debts and cxpen-
SEES Of settling said estate. and therein set
forth the amount Of debts due from the said
deceased, the expenses of Administration,
The value Of the personal estate and the sit
uation of the real estate TO be sold, and that
1 sale Of all the real estate will be n~ecessa.
ry Tor thai purpose. Wberehhop said Court
appointed the first Monday OF June, 1881;
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Office Of ihd
Judge Of said Cour. in Bristol aforesaid, as
the time and place for hearing and deciding
m said application and made an order re-
luiring the Administrator to give notice TO
II persoas interested of said application. and
IF the time and place'of hearing by publish
ing a certified copy OF this order in the
Miidlebuly Register, a newspaper printed
a, Middle bury in this State, three weeks
excessively previous to the said time ap-
pointed for hearing.
HARVEY MoSsitt, Judge.
A true copy Of record.
3:3w III. MtSsiLL, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT. , Bel, remember.

STATE OF VERMONT. Belt remember
District Of New Haven-ss. ec that al a Pro-
bate Court held at Vergennes, in said District,
on the 2lst dav of April, A. ID. 1851.
The Adminisirator on the Estate OF Will
LIAM Nn.rs, late Of Munklun, in said District,
deceased, made application to said Court 10
have his administration account examined and
allowed Whereupon said Court ordered the
Administrator 10 notify all persons concerned
to appear at a seSsiun OF said Court, 10 be hot
den al the Probate Office in Vergennes, in sd
district, On the 81 Monday Of May, 1851, at
10 O'Clock in The forenoon, then and there To
make objections to the allowance Of said &C.
count, if they see cause, by put fishing a certi-
fed copy of this order, in the Middlebury
Regisler-a newspaper printed al Middlebury
in his ~Siaie-thTee weeks successfully pre-.
vious lo the time OF said Court.
Hur0ey MunsiH, Judge.
A true copy of Record l:3T
H. MunsiH, Judge.
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a true copy Of Record
AlIest-H. MvSsILL, Judge.

-
STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remember
District Of Addison. ..ss. ed, that nj "a Pro.
bate Court held at Middlcbury, in aud for the
Dist let Of Addison, on The 2lih day of April,
a. ID 1851;
Joseph Hayward and Ruth NJ. J%enison,
administrators Of The estate 81.
SlLAS II. JENlSON,
late of Shorthath, III said District, deccas-
ed. present their Administrations acc iunl
for allowance: II is there fore ordered, thai
said account be considered for allowance
by this Couri. al The session thereof 10 b,
held at the Office of The Register Of Ihh
Court sail Middlebury, on Thursday
the 10Th day Of May neSI, al n O'clock il
The aiiernooni and that uolice thereof b,
given 10 all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections j
any they may have. To the allowance o.
said account, by publishing a certified
copy OF this order in The Middlebury Reg
i>tcr-a newspaper printed AT said Mid
dlehury-lliree weeks successfully previou-
10 The time Of said Court.
Jed. S Bushnell, Register.
a true copy Of record,
Anest-Jrd. 5. Bushnell, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. BE it rcmcm
District Of Addison, SIS. hcred that, at 4
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and foi
the District Of Addison, on the cath day OF
April A.. Il. 1851
An instrument, purporIing to be the last will
and testament of
FELIX BENTON. r.
late Of Cornwall, in said District, is presented
for probate Il is therehpon ordered, that said
instrument be considered for probate by ihis
Court,nt the session thereof to DO holden a.
the office Of the Register Of this Court in said
Middlebury, on Thursday, the 18th day Of Ma,
next, q; one o'clock, in the afternoon and thai
notice thereof be given to all persons interested
that they m y appear and make their objections
il any they may have, TO the prof ate and al
lowanee OF said will. by Publishing a cerlifcf
fcopy Of this order in the Middlebury Reeister-
a newspaper printed at said Middlehury :
three weeks successfully previous TO the tint
Of said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true cop Of Record,
Attest, Jed. s. Bushnell, Registcg.
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Dic0,

In Weston, 2Sth ult., STEPHEN SMITH.
Esq, aged Al. Mr.. S. has been for some
wears n prominen, member Of the Leeisla-
ture and an active politician.
In Richmond, n. H., April 80, Mr.. Lu-
THfR Cook, aged rs
In Malore, n. Y, 2Sih ult., Mr.. HORACE
VI. PARMLL.rr, aged 30. son Of Rev. 5.
Parmelee, Of Burlington, VI.
In Cornwall, June Z, 1850, Mr.. ISAAC
LANDoS.
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1flnrkcts.

BRiGurov. Nav s.
At Market 500 Beef Cattle; 10 pairs Work
ing Oxen, g. Cows and Calves, 400 Sheep
aud Lambs, and 1000 Swine.
PHCEs-Bccf Cattle Extra 81 25: LIST
lualitv s. 90; 2d do $3.50: 3d 10 s5a BIZ.
WosKING ONEN--S5. 81 100 llOal'5- d.
Cows AND CALVES $50, - 3O.35a ~,
Sm. ZIP ANn LAMBS One lot al shcartd sheep
$3.50 one lot unshoaret do 81 each. 200 of
The above reported were LAMBS.
SwNE-5 ii a6 l-4c; retail Ca &c; fat
liogs - a Sc.
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Black Hawk, Jr.

This Colt will he kept at the stable of The
subscriber the present season. He il four
wears old his color Black was sired 10y the
celebrated Black Hawk Of Bridpnrt, VT. His'
dam, a Bay Mare whose good qualities nrc hard
to beat. I have no " long Yarns to spin in re7'
gard TO his beauty, speed or bottom, but clial-
lengc the County to produce one OF his age that
will equal linn IN either. Terms, $40, the sea-
son. Warrants as agreed on. Pay for his ser
vices expected in January next.
3.3in ABRAM FOOT.
CORNWALL May l2ih, 1851.
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COMMISSIONERS, NoTtcE

COMMlSSlONEltS ROIlCE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of
WILLIAM BASS,
late of Midilebury, in sd District, deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 24hi day ef
April, 1851, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, We do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business Of our
said appointment, Mt the Office of Peter Starr,
in Mid6lebury, on the third Tuesdays Of Jnne
and October next, from nine O'Clock, a. NJ,
until four O'Clock. p. NJ, on each Of said days.
IRA STEWART,
NAHUM PARKER, Com'r,
CHESTER ELMEH,
Dated at MiIilcbury, this 25;h day Of Al ril,
A. ID. 1851. 2;3w
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STATE OF VERMONT. Be it remem-
District Of New Havcn-ss. bered that at a
Probate Court, held al Bristol, in said Dis
uicl. on the ~ day OF May, 1851;
The Administrative in the Estate Of DA
VlD MASON, lale OF Starksboro,' in said
District, deceased, made implication to said
Court, 10 have lis administration account
with said estate examined and allowed /;
whereupon it is ordered by said Court THAI
the Administrators thereof notify all persons
concerned to appear at a session of said
Court, to he holden at Bristol, in said Dis
trict, on the first Monday of June. 1851. al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. al the office Of The Judge
oil said Court, tLen and there to object Ia
the allowance of said account, il they see
rnuse. ny publishing n ccpy Of This order
in the Middlrbury Registrar newspaper
printed a, Middlebury in This Siate--three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of
said Court.
HARyky MuNsILL, Judge.
a true copy Of Record (:
AttaafzH Mt.xatt l,t1va
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late of Bristol, deceased, lntestate,
GREEfING:
WIIEREAS, the Administrator of tho
w Estate Of the said deceased, at a pro
bate Court held at Bristol. ia said District
on the Sth day of May, 1851, presented TO
said Court his petition in writing, setting
forth that the debts and charges against SAID
estate amount 10 the sum Of S7S5,64 and
that the personal estate AS appraised by tho
committee was only Sil6 81, all Of Which
has been by said Court assigned 10 the wrd'
ow leaving he sum Of S7S5 CA TO be rails
ed OH the real estate, and ha'h shown 10 Tho
said Court the situation Of the real estate;
whereof the said deceased died seized, and
prays the said Court TO license him TO sell
so much Of the real estate OF The said de-
ceased, as will be necessary to pay the sum
Of S7S5 "a aforesaid, with accruing interest,
and all legal cost and charges Of sale =
Therefore, it is ordered that all persons in.
teres;ed be notified 10 appear at n session OF
said Probate Court TO be held at the oficS
u the Judge Of said Court in Bristol afore>
said on the first; Monday of June, 1851, at
10 o'clock AM, thar they may give bonds
for the payment OF the debts and charges OF
Administration, or show canse why liccnsS
should should not be granted as aforesaid -
For which purpose it is farther ordered that
a copy of the record of this order be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Mills
dlebury Register, Il newspaper printed at
Middlebury in this State, al which publica-
tions shall be ~pte,ious TO the said lime APP
pointed tor said hearing
HARVEY MuNsILL, Judge'
A true copy of record.
s;3w II. McSsflf, Judge.