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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-07
Highly Interesting from Mexico.

MEETING or COHGREss-MPEAcHMENT OF CABINET
MINISTER'S REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS, ETG.
Nsw oRlEASs, Nov. 4, 1859.
Dates frcm the city of Mexico that the
session Of Congress met the 10Th October and thsk
the next cay resolved mpeach the Minister
OF Justice and Camares the Minister OF Foreign Affairs:
also Laudovo the Chief Clerk in the War Department
The city Of Mexico was in = state OF fermen and the
government In great fear
Several bitter opposition papers had stsred-ths
Law against the press having rescinded days
before Congress met.
The Minister of War and the State authorities had
thorzed the arrest Of all military persons who With
out passports especially suspicion Of favorng the in
surgerts.
Rebalido, whose insurrection still foot, haA
proclamed the liberation OF uadaajara, tho State
of Vera Cruz bad sent two commissioners to confer with
the supreme government respecting the recent inl-
recon
bill had been introduced into Congress granting an,-
nesty to tho Vera Cruz insurgents
Another insurrectons reported have broken out
Michoacan.
Baibachsn had been re.app ponted Governor Of Yusa-
tan.
General Cardenas took his scat Governor Of Tausu-
pas the lst of October lie will probably find strong
opposition.
A line of stages had been started between Vera
Cruz and Tepic the Pacific coast The fare il one
hundred and fifteen dollars The line will soon be eK-
tended to San Bias.
Considerable excitement existed Vera Cruz, in
sequence Of the receipt of intelligence, that French
squadron would arrive support the French minis
in his demands for the payment of the French cred
also for the liberation of Lamont the Frenchmsu
who it will be bered cast into prison short
time since. Spanish vessel was likewise expected
at San Francisco. aexioo to enforce the paymeat u
claims and debts due to the Spanish government.
The port Of hazstlss had neer opeped. Tho conatos
q ihs frontier States very deplorabe, and revolu
tiolsrJ attempts Of almost daily occurrence.
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ELECTION ITEMS,

There appears to have been great deal Of trading
and Bargaining for votes for members OF Congress and
Assembly and County officers in various untes Of this
State, by which the wing electoral and gubernatoral
candidates below their party tickets Thus, in
Oneida county Mr. Matteson Sc yard whig is elected
Congress by about 2ooO majority although the silver
cray wings Joshua Spencer Esq; and Pierce for
President has 600 majority, and Seymour for Governor
about 1850 In Rensselaer, county the democrats arc
defeated the Congress ticket but have 200 majority for
President. otsego gives Piercs loco majority Seymour
ll5o, Chase (whg) for Congress- 300 and whg County
Clerk AGO. In Delaware the Hhigs nd antreners united
part that seymours majority for Governor only
about 15o while Chase (whg for Congress has $50
His majority in tho district (0stego and Del,~are) Is
e0U
IL Bennett (whig). the author of the Mammoth, I,
elected from Broome Chepango and Cortland counties to
the next Congress Tas district gives democratic
jority on other tickets.
mr.. CbstGeld the wlig candidate for Assembly In
Tioga county Is elected; Is the whig candidate for
Clerk
William Best (whg) is elected Sheriff in Columbia
county.
The whig candidate for Sheriff Is elected in Dutchess
county.
The vhgs have elected their Clerk in 0nondsga county
The quarrel between the Seward wings and the silver
grays was very bitter In some counties.
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From Albany.

CHARGES AGAINST THE STATE PRISON INsPECTOK3
DISMISSED by GOVERNOR HUrT.
ALBANY, Nov. @, 1852.
Governor Hunt has Issued document In which he
diss the complaint preferred by Isaac Ssson sgsiust
Darius CLARK. WIN +. Angel, and Henry Storms state
Prison inspectors He says that he does not doubt that
the Inspectors have been wanting In vigilance and hs
abuses have lee tolerated which ought to have bssn
suppressed but he thinks there Is evidence Of
ruptness mercenay intention and though, there IL
good ft censure, removal from Office would be
barshcr judgment than the requires The punish
ment bv shower bath his Excellency thinks, is inhumau
unwarranted by law, and should be abandoned.
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nnm..tIc nIisceIIrny.

Mr. A g. Msrsball, Of Lyme, " student In tho
sce al Gen Pierce and Mnot wes admitted 10 the bar,
az the late term OF the court
rbe choiers within few days hss made its appear
spee ia be Rocheeier jatwo rying With " the Sra
init whilo Eve more vtrc doea with IT on The lth.
Poter Chrsiler, captain Of the cAbei boat Waving
Plume of Newark vas Drowned In the river At AibsaI
ON the 9Th Inst host distance below hs State srcot
blidQc.
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DEMOCRATIC REJOICING AT ALBANY
ALBANY, Nov q, 1859.
The democrats Of this county preparing for a Dc
mcstlaton Tuesday night in honor Of tks vic ores
winch that party have achieved in the city State and
ration AT The late election
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Copiah county gives Pierce sSi majority.
Wmren-scotts23 Pierce 474
Attals--pierce 852 majority
Tlshemingo--Piercc /, ,3i2 Scott $50.
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Erarn Gincinllnfi.

DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED PHYsIcIAN-RIsg IN
THE RIVER, ETC.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 0, 1859
DR. Daniel, the Oldest physci.u and one Of the frst
settlers in this city, dedlast night.
We have had very heavy rains within the last fosr
days in consequence OF which the Ohio river Is rising
very rapidly. There eight ftet OF water in ths
oh
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HONIEsIzAps.

TNSNNNNNNNNNN~N~NN-NNN'~N
A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD MONDAY
evening next Nov Sth at y o'clock, Of persons de-
tons 70 Join the Sun Building Association at the room OF
thc sooiaton,N No pCourt street. Brooklyn This Assooa
on B now organized improved and original plan,
when ~ s known, it's Duration aud what amount the
oemer may receive Every share will be able for eiemp
uoh 70 commence Mt $500 and that to be increased
every thee months until all the shares redeemed which
VIII 20 less thsn nine years ALL prsoDs deeirous Join
WI peso attend Mo meeting, whom It's advantages will he
tdN explained and tho great Inducements IL confers
Jeoeemers The number o shares are limited oonso
an carly application win what shares YOU may ro
quirc NATHAN LANE prcs;dank
WAITER BRinGE, Secretary. ~
BARNArD Il PARsoNs Attorncys.
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GENERAL P1ERcE's CHANGE OF REsIDrScw We
ltsin. what deem the best authority, that GEN
Pierce will take up his residence In this city Tho rea
for this step s understood 20 be ha. the health
his wife l. btneatted By tho sr.-Piymoulh (N III
Cht onicie, hep B.
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The Repudiated mississippi Bonds.

Ngw 0RLrASs, Nov 4, 1852.
vote taken in Mississippi, with regard to pay
ing the Old Plsntef's back bonds whca formehy
repudiated The returns, thus far, show large m,o-
rity throughout the state in favor Of paying them.
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Tspressee md Kentycrxv.

In East Tennessee Scott carries McAinn which IL e
gain Of nearly zoo since the last Governors elections
Campbell oounty gives 81 mAori,y Tor sa,tt; Bradley
county gisesl2 for psIce Monroe county sises IA
for Scott. There sr al gains for Scott Madison coun
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NEWS BY TELE CIR A r Fl.
VERY INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.
The Difficulty with Cuba Not Settled.
THE LATEST FROM MEXICO.
IMPEACHMENT OF CABINET MINISTER'S.
Intestine DiIcord, and Threatened French
and Spanish Bloskadss,
Lnter ana Important from Hnv.r
&o., SO, &e

1HK CRESCENT CITY AT NEw oRLEANs-THB DIP
FICULTY NOT SETTLED.
NEW ORLEArs, Nov. 8, 1859.
The steamship Crescent City Captain Davenport FROM
New York via Havana il coming up. This authorities
at Havana permitted the landing Of her mails and pas
senges upon the present occasion but gave notice that
such permission would not again be granted.
The difficulty II not vet settled
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In West Baton Rouge-scott has liz majority.
Point Couprec Pnrish--Pierce 145
West Feliciana--P ierce 110
East Feliciana-roported Pierce OF.
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sVLIIVAN COUNTY
CONGRESS- .

Two or three districts still in de;b bu. il ia pro
babc that the delegation will stand eighteen denocrat
twelve wings, two independp pts, snd sbolitionst
In Jefferson and Lewis counties, which gave 500
majority for Pierce the majority for Caleb Lyon q
in Jefferson, and 1Ol in Lewis Mr. Lyon stumpsd the
district thoroughly visiting every town in both coua
ties making known by his speeches the platform upon
which he stood and carrying the people captive by his
Sequence His democratic opponent Pearson Mundy
and the wings made nomination, but supported Mr.
Lyon
In the Madison and 0swego district Gerrit Smith
abolitionist will have from 200 to 800 majority
cordpg to the reported returns. This majority is na1e
giving his democratic opponent Mr. Hough, only SO
majority. The abolition vote for Hale for President
2058 in oswego county, and probably much
IN Madison. Enough Seward wings and freesoil de
mocrats voted for Smith to make up the balsncs re
quired to elect him by large majority The whg
candidate Mr.. Ten Eyck silver grey who 4q7
behind Mr.. Smith. This is very curious Result, AND
will attract attention throue hout the Union.
The majority tor Simmons (whg) for Congress, in
the Essex district is $40.
FIFTEENTH cosGREssIorAL DISTRICT.
Nwthup Wing, Hughes, Dem
Hsmilton :. coo
Saratoga. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3O
Wsrrens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
el2 e7e
6l2
Majority for Hughes, (dem ).................. 80
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The Loss OF ,ne nri,lsh Brig Portland.

PniLApELrHIi, Nov. Q, 1861.
The British brig Portland Of st. John, New Bruuswo
from Cape aayten already reported lost bound 10
this port are her cargo insured ia this city.
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Pcnnsylvania.
North Caro,swa.

Tn twenty counties Scott gains soeo and unless
Clipgmans district does very badly he will osrry the
State.
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Southern Mail Failure.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9, 1859.
We have no man this morning beyond Richmond Two
due from New Orleans.
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TELEd HAPuIJ

Return9 from forty counties indicate tha, Piercos
jorisy in hi State viii be about is zoe.
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ty gives Scott coz majority and Lawrsnceburg gives
him Sc.
The dcmocrats nov concede that Tereesce and Ken
tucLy have both given small rajoiiss for Scott


Tfe fifty counties heard from show gain for Scott Of
11so the for Wright the democratic candidate
fol Governor in October
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New York.

In Columbia county Pierce has 620, Scott 401-ms
ority for Pierce 20. seymours majority and the
democratic c Bgressman il 235
In tho First Assembly district Dubois whg, has 1ls
majority and in the second Cbanberiin democrat. Is
elected William Best, wbig is elected Sheriff by about
55 majority, and David G. Neefus democrat Clerk by
about 40.
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DRY GOODS.

EyELT AND BEAVER BoMN NETs-~CnNsTANTLY on
hand, ialt aud hosvor bonnet ts alec larss rs.ert
ncnto Paris feathers which wl bo soid l9g by " H.
HOMER, ca John street. - = -
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w sell At auction Tuesday, November Och, eleven
o'clock at their sales room, ~ Pine street. large and
choice Of ne old and seq arhe stock Of
dealer declining busnoss consi sting Of maderias Mam-
soy Sicily, Marsaa, &c. 5herries-Mazsniila pale Har-
mony Z Co.; superior Anon tilado pale, London
Dock. &c. Ports-Fine old London Dock, Regena,
NC. BrsndyLondon Dock, o.ard pale and dark, vintage
lSt; ditto Siegnette Rochelle, Martel Sherry, &c.
Champsgne-SelIeny Mosseau La Favorite, &c Holland
and Swan gin Jamaica malt Scotch whiskey, Irish
and scheidam gin, Nne &c Sc arl2 oosenuina
Havana scgars, in bond; La CIarito United states
Iorgas de Orc, H. w. la Doazedora and other favorite
brands Also t0o0 imported segars sold for account Of
whom il may concern.
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Pierces maj over Scott oOe Csss Taylor. 74o
Democratic gain In there wards 26s oh! "that
rich irish brogue.n
THE ABOLITION VOTE IN NEW YoRK.
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Total in these four counties. ................

In 1s44 these counties gave abolition vote of 23oo
The total abolition vote in the State By which Mr. Clay
defeated 5SI2. We should not be surprised If
the vote for Hale should exdeed 0oobeinE nearly
Pierce majority over Scott.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


A wARDED ny THE LATE FAIR OF TIE AdERI-
can Institute dipops for the best perum,ry tow
oliver med al last yearn competition with 8asn Of Phila
delphia. and others.
CoRsETs AND BELTS OF ALL KISDS.-NANUFAc-
m co saa @ rue s de
corse flor ladies toilet adapted to the newest fashion
ssned BY the m, dcs cottee There are no articles Of
low quality SOLD by the Manufacturers
CORNELIUS GAS FIXTURES, oHANDALIERs.-Just
mattel s9af L. s
Der dor worn stnded c9ery sne "os tea
MORGAN, l52 William street. betgeea Fulton and Ann,
Goods scgsrs horses other property at
Bre.dway ever the sedc Bank The coaddSaoe
and honor msy be relied upon Once hours9to o'clock
IRON Roors-1HE ooRRue ATED IRON ROOFS ARA
proof roofs IN the S9d for dwelling and wnEehousso rs
cost roof be gained IN short time the insurance
WV. WRIGHT, l7s West Twsnty-s,oona ssrssl
NEW HULLED BUcKwnEAT MEAL-s,Ooo PACK
Irs for soSSsrn oo bags oi
sss. carefully ssisetsS family s.ksfi sai
with city reference T meet win sRT DsSE 81 'Ssn Tran Street.
RIoH, PLAIN, AND SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE.
tho above examine the quality and prices OF his
large assortm mt Of paror and chamber furniture at his
hogsny and walnut furaure etore S3 Sixth
Every article guaranteed hest quality
hLNKY sToNEY, $50 Broadway and = sixth avenue.
M AT. CLINTON WISHES TO LET HIS FRIENDS
l and the public know that no will sell for cash. the
best Peach Orchard fred ash snd whtc ash Goals and
an sooc order from under sheds at the lowest possible
ION street, And also from boats dohargng. Orders
by dispatch attended to-. MAT. CLINTON
vT,HE CHEAPEST AND BEsT-TUIs rs CERTAINLY
tho case with Dr. T0BIhSs celebrated Venetian Line
ent, called pay Tor IL IL hey do not get
relieved should they 1t according TO the drecons~snd
no family will he without IL after giving IL fair trial
It in i've minutes the severe cough In
I'm time than nyhing yet 10 not recon-
ended for infant rheum that iures in
ternal treatment, and the aid of physician necessary
No having children ought TO be without bottle In
and thereby the life of many child Dysenery i'm
medstey cured by IL II taken when fret attacked stops
the most severe vomiting in Few minutes ~ is also
fsnssd for suss burns .eaas sores ws'Es mnsaIse
up Horse Linment in nearly pint botes which owners Of
horses will find superior other for gals collie sprsins,
swelngs &C. Price 80 cents All orders muN bc address
cd TO Dr. Tobias $40 Greenwich street N. " post paid.
CogND THE ALARM BLow WIND COME wRAcK!
W A. least well lay each coekroaoh on his back
i And every rat and mouse aa surely kill,
', With LYONS powder and with Lyons pill
Depot ~ broadway Price OF the Magnetic Powder and
rms for destroying insees and vermin reduced TO y cts
VT m nssh VI poN.
II ATE ARRIvAls UAvB ADDED BARGELY 10 oUR
- very bautinl stock q goods the assortment Of mri
loe tlki tlk 81 wool plr, cmbroidera, aoas dres1
coda ladi twcd cloths, cloaka shawls. linens hosiery
g. bong full aud complete all rtspects styles oyery
epsrmont thu best In tho city, and fooss Al the lowest
riees. TIFFANY u CUTTING, SSl Broadway.
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n S.HOUGH, AUCTION EER-HoUSEH0LD FURNI-
~ ture-Mondny, November oth, at TO- A. "a at No. Is
BeekmAn street. Cliff the entire contents OF the three
story dwelling house. large variety Of good rose
wood and mahogany otbnst furniture sofas, bureaus,
French bedsteads cured hair mattresses tapestry Brus
eels threepy and il grain carpets &e rosewood
suit in plush, curtans &c. altogether large assortment
of good furniture. in good order.
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WARDED ny THE LATE FAIR OF TIE AMERI- :
IA Institute dipioms for the best perfum toW.
WALKER 100 Cherry street. New York having received the
silver med al last year competition with Bazn OF Phila
d phia, and others.
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CORNELIUS GAS FIXTURES, CHANDALI ERS.--Just
~ received fine fto K If gas fxturea, GirsBdoles,
mantel osndesbras solar lsu p sc ase silver plated
Alabaa csstors baskets table FORKS 81 s.
Per dor ivory handled cutlery fine Sc ASHER
MORGAN, 152 iiliam ST. eet, betgeea Fulton and Ann
opposite the church.
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M0NEY-ADvANoES MADE ON (oR BOUGHT OUT
M for cash) watches jewelry, plato, panofortos dry
Goods seysrs horses other property
Ihe Pacific General Agency Office m Grapo street
Broadway the Pacific Bank The ftrcteat cond
and honor may be relied upon Office hours TO O'Clock
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SALES AT AUCTION,


A LBERT n. Y-AUCTIoNEER.-PREPA
"A tory Gale of 80 beautiful building los and cottage sites
in the pleasant village Of Westchesse n r. at
AZ o'clock at the beautiful village Of Westchester N "
tho ground desirable building lots and cottage sites 50
teet front and rear and 100 ess deep Weschsster
county and is only ls1 miles e I'M the city Of New Yo:k
ave minutes walk Of tho proposed New York and New
Stages run resuary day 70 aud from this place and
Harlem railroad depot. Tho ground is nearly level and
sufficiently elevated ssuhrous and
the sol! 10 Of the finest qus lily Churches SCHOOLS and
7csarr;cs within De ,dst- " "ysa
city sher With The healthy
J~cAon and the excellent peighhourhood all combine to
make this exceedingly desirable property either for
yentlenans country residence. for tho mechanic work
ingman, we'll safe aud profitable invotmcnt for
capitalists the property in the vicinity 10 rising and will
continue to rise and must rapidly increase in value Title
sndsputable Terms-0 cent and the auconeers fees
the of the SALE 40 per cent the ST. Of December
when The deeds will delivered, and the balance
main bond and mortgage for three years Per cent
10 and the tioneers the Of saie
and the balance in monthly of 10 per each
until the whole amount is paid discount of 10 per cent
will be made all lots b ht for cash Maps and full par
culars be obtained OF the auctioneer free
on by the Harlem Railroad will be the OF the
SALE The will leave City Hal at 10 clock A. H.
and return At P. NJ Tickets be obtained free Of
street, to the auctioneer. No. 40 Wall street.
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roRsETs AND BELTS OF ALL KINDS.-MANUFAC-
OSurers, Debosque, Pill snt g. Co. No. de Muhouse,
Ptrs Speciality and superiority Of goods Forty kinds of
for ladies toilets adapted the newest fashion
Corses and belts according TO hygean approved and
rsnted by the dical committee. There articles Of
low quality sold by the manu- ufactuIers
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IRON ROOFS THE CoRRUG ATED IRON ROOFS ARA
the lghtest most handsome and abIe FIRE
noo roofs In tho Eerd for dwelling and wrrehouseo rs
cost Of roof be gained in short time the insurance
WV. WRIGHT, l7s West Twsnty-s,oond ssr,sL
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WOODS M1NSTREL5, 44 BROADWAY, ABOVE
w Howard strect-open every evenipg-H Wood, Mana
and Propretor.-1he Entertainments offered
celebrated company Of Musicians and Ethiopian delile
1crs cannot be equaoi by other band the United
States See progrs Doors open at 6T; concert
cnces at TX O'Clock. Admission Is cants. The public
respectfully Informed that the afternoon concerts ds
continued
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-31
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed BY the
w Probate Court Tor the District of New
Haven, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of ali per
sons against the estate of
JOHN E. STEWART,
late Of Bristol, in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in of:
set thereto; and six months from The Is:h day
OF March, 1852, being allowed by said Courl
for that purpose. we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend 10 the businessoi ou
said appointment, at The dwelling house O
Calvin Eastman, IT,, in Bristol, on Thursday
the 10Th day Of April and on Thursday the 9if
day Of September next from 0 o'clock, A. NJ
until o'clock, P. NJ, on each Of said days.
JESSE JOHNSON. | O.
LUKE w. PARMELY, oom'"
Dated a, Bristol this gath day Of Marcel
1893. a9:3w
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STATE OF VERMONT Rel, rn.r

STATE OF VERMONT | Re il un.m.
District Of Addison, - hered tia, 81 4
Probate Couri held ~ Middlehury in and i~r
the Distrlct Of Addison, on the 4'h day a
March, a. ID 1852:
Charles ID. Lane. guardian Of AtHL,r n
SAhsoS aud MARINA E. SAxsoN. to:A u
Cornwall ia said district, miner, children 81
Reuben Samson, late of said Cornwall, at.
ceased, represents to said Cougi. 'lsl Il would
he conducive TO the interests Of h.1 SAD Wards
to sell all their real estate, Tor the vrrrose Of
putting the proceeds Of such sse ~ ihieTtsi (:
and thereupon, mAkes application 10 said ennu
TO grant him license 10 sell his fsid Ns'A, rial
estate, for the reason aud purpose a'' 'it: Il
is thereupon ordered, by said Cnar', % s.A
application lie considered hy this Cour Il the
session thereof TO he held at he ofscl ol ,hs
Register Of this Court in said Middle ne, on
Thursday, the lat day Of April next, 4 one a.
clock ia the hftereoon; and that said suaIdisH
give notice thereof TO all persons II crested.
that they m ~ appear and make theroo jcc ions,
IL any they may have, to said license hsing
grsntsd, BY publishing a certified cory OF his
order in The Middlebury Register nsWErs.
per printed at said hIddlebury- thres week.
sleeessively previous 10 the time OF said ConIl
jim. S. BusHNKLL, Rseisltv.
A true copy Of Record.
A7.Sw Attest Jed. s. Bushnell Reg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remember.
District Of New Haven. ! ed that at Pro.
bate Court holden at Bristol, in said disiTct,on
the 18Th day Of March, 1852.
The Administrator on tine Estate Of
PRISCILLA BROWN,
late of Starksboru' in said district, deceased,
made application to sah Court to have his ae'
count with said Estate as Administrator, e1
amined and allowed. Whceupon. The said
Cuur, ordered the Administrator To notify all
persons concerned. 10 appear al Probate
Court 10 be holden al Bristol in said district.
at The Office Of the Judge n said CouTi, on the
first Monday Of May, 1852. al O'Clock in The
forenoon then and there to max election TO the
allowance of said account, ifihey see cause,
by publishing certified copy oiih, order in
the Middlebu,y Register. Newspaper printed
at Middlebury. in this Sale, thee weeks sue
cessively previousio the lime OF said Court
HAnyEr MrSsiLL, Judge.
A true copy Of Record.
ASSN. ii: MuSsILL. Judge.