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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
FALL RIvER-Ths splendid and superior steam
Az, EMPIRE STATE aud BAY STATE leave on alter
na,e DAYS tSundsyy eIcspted) Pier No n near ,he
n.ery stap nj Eor frsieht apply board. or az the
d. aeiy, % d., No TISDALE BORDEN
on s, w Arents Ncs 70 and III West 81,
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THE PEOPLE of the STATE OF

u NEW. YORK, by the Grace II God. Free and lsde.
dent To all persons ested the estate OF JOHN
THOMSON, late OF tho City of New York, deeessd. ~
creditors lie atees of KIM othcs~ Send Gree
ing You and each of hereby cited and required,
pcrsonal, be and appear before our Suosats Of TIE
Comfy of New York az his Office the CITY OF New
YORK on the second day If Decs nber nert at eleven
ocock the forenoon Of that day. then and there 70 at
tend the final settlement OF the account OF proceedings
EIlZA ANN ANGEL, (late III pms"n) AS Eieoutnr OF
the Last VIII and Testament OF sad deceased "a.
In testimony whereof we have caused he Seal o. Ohcs
of said Surrogate to be nereunio ofit ed. Wines.
A. W Bradford. Sur ogat- si our SAID County AZ
g. 81 the City of Eew-York the 20 day OF Angs".
in the year Of our Loni thousand eight hun
bred and ffty-one - - .. .
o9l iavi gI W BRADFORD. Surrogate
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
-. EInsf 4 T,-C :. pD.,l

For freight ar passage Apply 70 x, .,
EDW'DK COLLINSS co. sc W all Y"rs,
BROWN, SHlPLEY co. Liverpool,
J. G. ROBERTS CO., Is klnes Arms f~fd,
London. OF
l. DRAPER, u 2s RIVE Ncrs Dame dec Eictoiro,
Tsovners OF these viii be accountable liz sod,
silver bullion specie eweiry precious stones OF neta-s,
Aless hills of fading signed therefor, ana the rslie
khereofthe expressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

NEW EWELRY.-A. JOEL & CO.
No $40 broadway have Just received large supply
of rich Jewey entirely style and of most exqurs
lie workmanship In Bracelets Pins Ear rnss, CHAINS,
Rings &C Also large assortment " Silver
and Electro Plated Wares China Ornaments, Psper
Mache Goods and Fancy Articles IN endless varey ,he
whole being of their importation they prepred 10
Offer at the lest possible remunelative prices No siS
Broadway between Spring and Pnncc-sts. NJ I'M
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CORPORATION NOTICE. = Pubic
notice 10 hereby gwen. that petition has esen Hs
en,ed M the Board Assistant Aiderme fsf 81 20
m pERRY- ST ffc OrseBvlch-a 10 the hudsos hves
All persons interested having cbec Isos fnefets heN
orested 10 present writing sstns hsu
futerest 70 the Contract Clerk az tns Once on =. osi"s
I'm insr -Crotoa Aquedact DE Dartment. Nov =, Hr
nie Iot NICHOLAS DEAN, Prsss1sss.
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DVBIJC NOTICE is hereby given
-, S.i, a.,o.tsee ~ Lac >. 40 -'s,saayoi
- ,s,, has been pO.tp Led TO Aprn y, syL ny
Ne,ol at ron Of the COnmee VocAe" ''' C.str'llsf
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'A''' pELAFIELD SMITH. cao.,..oae.
FREDERICK l. tULiE; x,r,a

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons;
souf ff late Of the Of Ssa : Il. ,oaessIs
County aroea 81 he undersened az their respective
Thereof 20 IN sad County before 'he IN DAY 81
January neI and all persons indebted 20 s1o
ysrssted 10 maze immediate p2ynaeA1 a. aDO'0 '~'
:. Ter Island July 9Th, 1851
.asur.. s q \ nnGs sdEiERs Executors
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate f.hs County Of New-Yors, So'lce hsf:Si
tsEFP Ise u the City Of Nsw-York, d~cca e. - ire
Sc SC 18th T....s.s tAef.Sl - t.e s..se.,s.,
her resdence No. l%s 2sths, II the Cay vi NeS xotH
~ =, be Tor. N. frst DAY VI Narch As1i Dated New
yms the nth Sas " AgyusS, 1851.
,aas lswouTLs yClCE SkIEa, AdralhstIa1n
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SUPREME COURT.-William X. Dixie.

~ man against David Randell aud others.-Sammons
To the defer dauis JAMES W kANDELL. STEPHEN
WIFE and ALEXANDER vARIAN and MARY X
his We ard each OF them You are egeby summoned And
required to the compliant N this acton whch -~
New YORK City Hall IN the CITY of New York, -
the 2Sh day of June 1881 and To serve copy Of your an
suey to the said comp the suoscrbe'. 81 ne once,
No 70 Nsssa>t the SAID city ~1tha twenty daIs AFTER
the this ysn exclusive OF me day %
such service and YOU fail the said conn iant
within the time sfsesad the Plaintiff IN this action n
ap ply the Court for the relief demanded IN the CON
plant Dated the 9Th day Of October, 1871 49,
% lavl2yTh T. KETCHu NJ. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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dred and htty-one - --.<>.,x> j.. .
o23 iaWisIhs A W. BRADFOkD, Sarr"ss".
SUPREME COURT-County of New

~ Ymk-Nathaniel II Fowler. Wi liam Cox ana
Chares r. Cook plaintiffs against Lev, Marsley ~ ana
DANIEL Croniu defendants su nmons for money demand
on contract Com not ser TO ss'd DEtENDANiS
You are hereby summoned aud Isgured TO answer me
conpant m this ACTION which wilt be flied IN The efhce of
the CLERK of the CITY aud County Of N-~-fok, al ths C
Hall OF the City Of New York aod . serve copy Of y9M
answer To the said complaint th. subscIbor, ~ As
Office No CA John street IN the City OF New York. within
twenty da, the Of ths Summons on oa eI-
elusive OF the day of such and n fan 20 ans
wcv The said within the time aforesaid the PLAIN
tfs in this will take udg neat against You she
sum of three hundred and sixty egh, dollars AMI Atty one
cents with interest the twenty ninth day 81 August
one hundred and fifty one besides the costs
of this action Dated September ~ ISL
JOHN Nj EAGER. Plaintiff. Attorney .
The SAID COMPLAINT Vas fled IN the ONO. OF me aa, CTR
The City and County Of Nsw-Yok, on the Ioth dsy OF
October, 8jl.-Dated October % 1851. .
o30 Iaw6wTh JOHN N EAGER PalRtlha Auv.
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C,TpFET DEPARTMENT, J

GTREET DEPART MENI, no. Z
SU.u ~ Records Public notice ~ hereby rwen nat
N. foowng petitions have beee pfsssne4 IN me 800
pIf Z p roth east corner 5IxTYgOUkIHsT STREET A.
RROABWAY at the Btersection Of Nh-sy To LAY
he w,st ce Of Bleeckerst ssd 70 remove the fUHP
chrstopberst AL persons interested, havax oe.s:toes
breto are rea<s,Od present the IN vrag 20 ths
undermined at his Office before the 5ist da' Of Nov
Irss-k0y. II, 1881. -. ,,.-.-
Nil JOHN i. DODts o'fss' N"A''ns''"
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FNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERl-
ii II ALL. STEAMSHIPS Del Ween

CAN ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS oe.~eea
BOSTON and LIy ERPOOL-1'hs Boston ships only cali
ne at HafaI land and receive mans and passengers
lEABIA Cant AFRICA, A. Ryrie.
PERSIA. Capt EUhOfAi l.. o. Lou
ASIA g y Judsms NIAGARA, J. Stone.
AMERICt N Shannon. CANADA, " Harrison.
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch
There vessels carry a clear white light at masthead
green On starbOard bow, red on port bow.
EUROPA from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov u
CANADA, from NETWORK, Wednesday, Nov. 49,
GAMBIA, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov. %.
AFRICA from NETWORK. "Wednesday. Dec. 3.
ASIA from BOSTON. Wednesday. Dec. 10.
NIAGARA, from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Dec H.
EUROPA from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Dec. "a
AMERICA. from NETWORK. "Wednesday. Dec 81.
~ French, German and other Foreign Goods, recerai
and brought with British Goods Through bile
Of lading are gwen IN Havre for New-York.
Passage from New York or ,stoD to Liverpool, size
BeTths not secured until paid for.
Freight Will be charged specie beyond ali amount ioI
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
m All letters and newspapers must yaSs through the
Pos Office For freight OF passage apply 70
T.. CUNARD, Jr, SO BroadwaJ
First Cabin, $i20; Second CABIN, $40 auZ2 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
1 rogate Of the County Of New York. notice hereby
MS late Of the City II New YORK. deceased to pesc~s
the same W. vouchers thereof " the subseriber IN
residence NJ How ard st, IN the CITY VI New fWn -
or before the Twenty Eighth day Of January nert-Dass1
New-York the Twenty third day Of Jaly lSi
jy2i iawoInThs CHRISTOPHER RUSH. EIecasof
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NOR RICHMOND, via NORFOLK and
IL PETERSBURG, VA-The new double engine, side
wheel steamship ROANOKE, l.. Parrish, commandeI.
will be ready 10 receive freight FRIDAY MORNlNG l4th
inst and sail SATURDAY. 18th. at o'clock, Pol, pre-
csely from Pier No 49, For freight or passage ap-
ply to DEEM Thorn ION, NO c ~ Z CO. 80 81,
- " fe' nl32t
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LONG

NOR SHREWS B UR Y, L0NG
IL BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE POH wAShnN u
TON, MOUNTS and BROWNS QOCkS: MIpDLE-
TOWN HIC,HI AND DOCKS. and RED BANK. High
land Dock aud Ocean House when prsctcaole me
new and splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Cspt n
Hsgge ~ will ssve Haven Pier, west tits Pesksl2
Essi River daily, 6ollows: xrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

SUPREME COURT the matter Of
~ the a-pc .raa Of ~. M.,ar Alderman .nd Con-
noaaliy II tSe CtySf sssYsk rsl, ~ 10 tAe OPEN
ING Of EIGHTY FOURTH STREE frus 3i-as 10
The Hudson River the CT ri Ne~-Yak. Notice N
hereby that The costs cA-Ses etS.rsss and as
burs urred ~ tse prcc~eass the above sn
tied matter Nal BE- taxed r, ;ae "a John W Ean1.Is
Or 4 his absence by onc 4 hs TIER JUSTICES Il
ths>up,ems 60 ztthe SnprvT, out CHAMBER - tho
Cry Hall OF he Cy 81 Me- IprN frday, The lis Day
o, November 1851 Al oc',ck the frcGoon -Dssd.
New York, Nov |. 1851
4: DELAFIEID SMITH }
GEORGE CLARK SCoumiSsionep
EREDERICK l. vCLTrF nlt1i
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SUPREME COURr.-iu the matter of
Sth, apphcanen Of the Mayer Nderasa sad Conansa-
a.y III she Cts of New -SOrk. rsis' the OPENING
and EXTENSION ofWA ;HiN9rON ST .f,om is present
tsrutnaton at Ganseyoortst L. iehst ne Nth Ward
said Cry Nore hereby gwen ga ne c~'s esIge. and
matter viii be taxed Nv the Hon john W Eimonds. or.
in case OF hs absence b. II e hss Justices q u
CIV Hall Of ihs CITY Of Ne~YOrS IN unday, the a9d
OF Move aber 1881 at O'Clock the forenoon Dated
New York, November ). 1881
SANFORD l.. MACoMBER.}
JOSEPH SOUrHWOkfh, lCoumissoHer
HENRY J ALLEN,
HENRY T. DAVIES, Attorney and Counsel NJ tAu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-13

CORPORATION SALE.-Public Ne
uos hereby gwen that sale Will taks piacs u Ne
pnhhc Yard foot II st, MONDAY the leA
Noysnier az o'clock the afternoon. Of lot Of RAIL
ROAD IRON taken from Pier Ne n K On The y dsy6
6c,1Sey is,t nasf sILVANuS GEDNEY,
nie superin,sndens Of Streets
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STXEET DEPARTMENT, No.

- Han Of Rscords-Publc notice 70 hsrsoy Iyes .ass
he following resolution ha; ssss iRs ~ crTES
sToNEs On west SIDE Of 5ECOND. ANkNuE, ees~sSe
"a and atth. sits All persons Interested hAvAx
a are requested present tAs@ IN writing y We IA
sss,sp.d al his ocs before the siss DAY :" No'sm
Der in's-N''' IoHSr DODGE Street Comuissionsx.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur.
rogate of the County Of New York. notice > hereby
siyen to all persons having CLAIMS against MARIA
CAMMEYER, late of the City Of New York, decreased 70
r sent the same with vouchers .h~reof tho SUBSCRIBER
at hs place OF business No - Fery street m the Gay Of
Ne~fork or before the first da, Of February AsT-
Dated New York the 29rh DAY Of July 1851
Iy3l lawSmThs JOHN y CAMMEYER, Ersostss.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
] Surrogate Of the County Of New-York, notice y
hereby giyen all persons having claims against hAkY
BANCKER late Of the city 81 Nov York, deesssse W
The same with vouchers the, ss the sAbsc bsr
At his store No $50 Pearl ST. the City Of New fsk %
or before the NTH day Of March nsrt-Dated, Ne~-f
the 2d day of September 1851
"A law6mThs JOSEPH y MOUNT. AdmInistrasoS
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NOR acknowledging of Days.
. Passage 81 50 4; Emigrant Deck Passage $l-Tse
steamer HERO Captain H. King, will leave nom Eas'
River steamboat place, peck-slip, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ~
O'clock For further of the Captain on
board or Of SAXTON WEBB. No liz SOuth-st. WI "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06
). FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE &, II
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEuvrSp.y M1v ~ lSIl


tRrported tor the Boston Daily Advertiser
AT market 5Sl Cattle. about 500 Brevrs and ~
Stores consisting al Working oxen, Cows and
Calves. two and three years Old.
Pnces- Market Beef Extra s. per cwt; first
quality e 30 second do, Sc third do. so ordinary
50. Hides % per cwt. Taow 50 Veal Calves,
3, :. aud 81.
Stores - Working Oxen go No sales.
Cows and Calves 500. ~, "a and 40. Two years
old, II, - and D. Three years old Is, u and %.
Sheep and l,ambs-99l at market, all sold Pr-
ces--Extrn = Z, aud 81. ly lot, 81 2 -, , 30.
Swine-Rcla 4 a L.. Spring pIGs al24c.
Remarks--lhe market is active, and the prices OF
the last two weeks fully sustained NEARLY all sold.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-May 90.
At market G2i Beet Cattle" 10 yoke Working Ok
en-. 80 Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep, $3.50 swine.
PRtcrs- Beef CaHic-We quote to correspond with
last week Extra 81 a % first quality q 80 a g.
- second - 6 - third So n 30
lForking OTcn--A large number OF sales effected
as follows: go, 90. -, 81, %, 0j, IS and Us.
CoicS and CdireS--Sales S22, %, %, 80, 81, ~
aud 55
Shccr-Soes , %. , -, u, 3 -. 30, and %
N,rinc-Prrme lois To pcldIe. 81 tor Sows. and 81
burrows tair lots aud 6 large hogs 81 small
pigs 5 und . At retail tor shoats and !.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06
ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

-FREE Soil NOMINATIONS FOR GOVERNOR
&c.-For Governor LUClUS b. PECK of
Montpelier for Lieut.. Gov. RILAND FLET-
CHER of Cavendsh for Treasurer DAN'I.
p. THOMPSON of Montpelier.
-CoRRrcTIoN.- impression has gone
abroad that the policy of insurance on the store
and goods of Mr.. Hur.but, Of Williston, was
received BY him on the evening before the fire.
This is all mistake. His policy is dated Jan
uary /, 1851: but policy on his house, rds re
Gel we'd on the evening of the fire. Courier.
The Bello,cs Falls Gazette has been pur-
chased by o. II. Plat, Esq, Elitor and Pub
Usher of the BrdnleJorough PhGnir. The two
papers are to be united and published simulta-
neously at Bratteboro and Bellows Falls.
-RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
The earnings of this road show, like all the
railroads, great increase. The earnings Tor
the month Of April were S22'3oooo
Same month last year l2'ool OF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06
NO. 40.

-SEAMry. NOTE TINS ,-Expcrience has told Won that
grea; difficulty always accompanies shaving when Mt
sea- aud that eruptions of the skin ct the beard very
often follow the process hrnn n exp lsure TO the Ell
iects of climate Bogs Amolc obvates both the dill
6cultv OF shaving and the risk of eruprions, by
sreugthing soitcuing, and defending the complexion
from inlammatory action. Sold 10y the inventor Wm
Boyle III Washington Street Boston. wi9wl
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j irN.
.gcsIceHjnh EsOyesG0sa'S Hiasatr.

In this Village, on the 81 inst. Mrs. CAROLINE
Lawson, aged - years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06
Gloves and EsOSgerV.

Kid silk and Li,e Thread Gloves; also Hosiery
from the lowest price up to splendid Article
Shawls of almost All kinds, such as rich black and
coiortd Italian silk aud Canton Grape, 1hiheI
Cashmere Brochc Meusilne de Lam, Bnrrgr, (auHe
and Jew nice all WOO Cashmere Long Suawls al
sonany other kinds which viii be sold tor almost no.
thing We have also large stock oi bieachcd
Cotton Clothes, DENNIS, Tckinss, and Sunncr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06

WHlTING, KEHoE &. GALLoUrE, manufacturers and
wholesale dealers IN Clothing, are doing great bust
ness in Boston and advls ethoSe who wish 10 pur
chase on the most favorable .erns to give them call
when they 90 10 the city, wiqwl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06
:,
Gents Furnishing Goods.

" .. .....I ll.a.l.l .l,.,,;,,.,- Ir;-L man Sill
!r"Wh ana piraGhgu s"T'lInIS' II ~ i,,,r" i7,h
co9n ana men lluhl9, nnam nI'a ,r.'C" ".n.n
ana fancy SN orhva'S, u'IErs anu H,In.rY' a
v"l,''H VI o'ii,'' n, ,i t.n ,,,IioJ
ct',t>, n''' n' ., CI,hs Coss,,,,r.s
c'o ms ana Doe>N",i YIN, C"s,'', r'.
ana 9u'l''s "llu n'' @ r '"i
t"h'tu anu nau'ru 1"uu>' ,'[t.'uF', "iI r
SYKES ~ I"lcS -ouuS ~. '""', w. NV" '''.''
HOUSE FURNISHING GDOI)S.
CarpeIiug, more Than 100 pieces, all qHa!ltirs,
great variety OF patrerns aud bcautinl styles Floor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06

III As the season is with MS, when all are liable
to the affections that follow colds seated on the
Cherry PectOrai is the proper remedy Tor these dis
enses and that il seldom fails TO cure wl9wI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06
Vermont Testimony in favor ofthe OXYGEN
ated Eiilcrs---a remarkable cure.

w INDSOR, VI, september IL, lNio.
Dear Sir From my earliest recGllrctors nave
been troubled with violent Catarrh and Asthma.
the difficulty increasing as advanced IN years, nm
I'll the last two years; since that Time me neon
vrnencc has been lint irng The rrllri attn
butte wholly to the effect at your ONygcnned BIT
tiers A." For many years, rom about the 2uth OF
August to the first OF October, have suffered eN-
uemcly from n l;ghtness IN the head, preceding
difficulty on the lungs then would l"llnW severe
tchng IN the eyes nose, aud ears attended with an
increased flowing OF mucous from the glands IN the
head this falling upon the lungs produ, Ell tlght-
ness, attended with violent cough, and ultimately
loss OF appetite irvrrsh habit, and pam IN the side.
For many years ! have been compelled to resort To
hsterng aud other external irrltauou sly difficulty
in breathing has been such, and such has been the
accumulation oi mucus or phlrgm on the lungs 'lnt
! have been Obliged to keep in an upright posture
sitting in chair during the night and my health
had become so much Impaired, and having severe
cough fixed upon me, that IT was considered doubt
ful as to my recovery Since have used the ilttefs
my sleep has been quiet and refreshing ennhllng me-
to rrcliue upon the hest my appetite has been good
as also my digestion, and although am not IN the
enjoyment OF PERFECT health and never expect to he
disease having made such lnroads upon my cons'lth
ion vet none OF those grcvOus evils and bad synp-
toms attend me. ieeIt duty, land discharge II
most cheeriuyD to recommend the use Of the 'oAy-
genaed BiteTs to AT who are afflicted WIN any oil
the above symptoms; feeling that the medicine has
! been worth thousands to me, and trusting mat 1t
will prove equally beneficial to others. Duty to lIr
afflicted requires that you give more puhlcltVi ana
pider circulation to the medicine. GU are al hbtr-
" to make such use of this communication ms you
may deem proper. Feeling under great obligations
! am your obedleni servant.
S. WARDNER.
DR. GEO B. GREEN, Windsor, VT
1t is proper 10 add for those at n distarce, that Mr.
Wardner is merchant in high standing, and mos
| cstimahe citizen.
Z REED, BATES g. AUSTIN, Whocsu.. Drug
ciSts, No. IS Merchants Row, Boston, tensra
| Agents.
Iucc = per bottle SIX bottles icr s. W'sw2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06

STATE . VERMONT I THE Probate Court
District OF Chucndcn, s.. for the District o Chit
pudrn to all prisons concerned IN the Estat" ot Jed
ediah Boynton late OF llnesburgh IN snld District,
licensed NRLErlNG
Whereas, Joseph Marsh Administrator OF the Es-
tate OF the sand drcraS"d proposes to render an hc-
count ut his administration o said Estate, and pre-
sent his account against the sam" Tor examination
and allowance at Il SpecaI Session Of said Court to
br holden at Rixurd ~ Adams office IN burlington
in said District, on the 21th day OF June A d. 1871
at 10 q clock in the forenoon.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid aud
show cause it any you have why this account aiore-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at the Registers office this
Sd day ut June \. d lSjI. wi9w3
HkADENiD RlNFOND Rcgistcr.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-17

The Merchants Magazine for October concludes its
view of commercial and monetary affairs for the month
with this encouraging language
''The cotton crop for The year 1S51-52 will not be
shipped freely before the first of November alter that
date unless some extraordinary circumstances should
prevent, it will go forward rapidly. and furnish an
abundant supply of foreign exchange, thus preventing
further shipments of specie. The pressure through
which passing exhibits, in a striking light,
the necessity of confidence, TO commercial prosperity
There is nothing ominous in the position of any branch
of trade commerce among in fact, the prospect
for all is faterng, except for the difficulty in
question, than for some time past. The manuactu-
of cotton, whose profits have been cut off by the
high price of this staple, and the impossibiity of push
ing up the price of cotton fabrics to correspond with
the increased cost of production have Just began
to experience the benefit of reduction in the value of
the material; while TO the planters the increased
quantity of the crop will compensate for the falling off
in price. The woollen manufacturer, who last year
paid the Spectator large price for the material,
will purchase his stock lower while the wool
grower viii! realize better return Even in the mat
ter of specie the ougoes of which have created such
distrust. it easily be shown that we have now in
the country many millions more of coin than at the
corresponding period last year. Therefore the mo-
ment the alarm ceases and confidence revves, there is
nothing TO check recurring prosperity Some fail
there will be- but in all they will be found
10 result from previous losses the effects of old
SEES, now first developed The sound and the prudent
will pass the trial unscathed, and stand more firmly
than ever"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-17

Russian JusTIcE.-.Tn the beginning of July, sew
eral prisoners detained in the citadel at Warsaw,
were condemned by court martial andha their sem
fences communicated to them The families of these
unfortunates expected to obtain their pardon from
the Emperor. but they had hoped in vain On the
goth of July, four of the convicted were publicly
fogged One received 1000 lashes. two l.50O each.
and the fourth 1000 This last fell Dead after hav
ing received 1000 lashes and they placed the body
on a stretcher, where they administered the remain
ing thousand to bis corpss Thirty others, OF whom
the greater part entitled to the amnesty gran
ted to refugees were sent to the mines ofSbera-
The council of is memorable in respect to any
one engaged in the Hungarian struggle.
The most attentive man 10 business we ever knew
was he who once wrote on his shop door,, =" Gone to
bury my wife return in half an hour:.