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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
ATamSOm Wimer'S Estate.

STATE oP VERMONT, In Probate COurt, he Id a
WAsHINGToN DIsTRIcT, IS. Montpelier in and for salt
District, on the 18th day of March, A. b. 1886,
NARL WARD, Executor the Estate of Alanson Mi
IL ner late of Duxbury in said District, deceased makes
application to this Court here for License deed and
vty he following Lands, which the said deceased iD
his lifetime under contract in law and equity to deed
the following persons to wit: 70 Cynthia ShOniO, of
DuXbury, one half of land being part Of Lot No. SIS
in the third Division of Lands in said Duxbury drawn
The original right of Abam Jackson Also to Ashael Mi.
ner Of said Duxbly 10 acres of land, being part Of Lot
No SO in said third Division Also IT, William II. Miner,
Of said Dnxbny 20 of Land being part of Lot No.
so in said third Division in said Duxbuy, WhereupOn it
IS ordered that said application be referred to session Of
said Court to be held at tie Probate Office in Montpelier,
on the 9th day of April 1882 at O'Clock, P. NJ. for
hearing and decision and frrlhAr ordered that all
ceed be notified thereof by publishing the substance of
said application and the orders thereon, three weeks
cessively in the Green Mountain Fireman. printed at
Montpelier aforesaid, all of which be previous SAID
time of hearing and decision, that they may appear il
they cause, and at said lime and place object thereto.
By the Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Regr.
l2w3 A true cOpy of Record,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, RegF,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25

NORTH and SoUTH.-The Washington
correspondent of that bunker wing paper,
the Albany Register, in discussing the
Presidential question, and assuming the
North to be nowise SO respectable an ass as
Balaam's, calculates the probabilities and
dangers, thus -
81 suppose no one will contend that we
can elect President without the aid ofthe
Southern States. 1t is therefore of absolute
importance that the feeling of those States
should be watched and their opinion marked
The Northern States which have Wing
majorites will 60 for the nominee of the
Convention whOsUer he may be. Not SO thu
South"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
II]ie0.

In Walden, March 10, of paralysis, Mrs Sally T. Eddy
wife of Mr. Edmund Eddy, aged 50 years and 10 days.
In DanvilIe March TO- Mrs Abigail Minor, aged 81 years
widow of Samuel Minor, formerly of Peachani.
In Hydepark, March 9, Mrs. Besey Sulham, widow of
Mr. William Sclham, aged 70 years
In Stowe, March 9Th, Dwight, son of Mr.. Elijah and
Mrs. Olive Bartlett, aged 81 years.
In Newbury, Feb. 25 Mr., Jacob Kent, aged 70.
In Gilmore, March l7th, Mr. Jesse Gilmore, aged about
IS year Mr. E. and his older brother, Martin Elmore still
living were the two first who came into Gilmore to
settle.
In West Randolph Mrs Sarah B. Hobart of the
late Adam Hobart, aged 76.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25

A PLEASANT FAcT.-Among the various
kindnesses of life, none is more pleasant than
to relieve the sick and distressed, either in per.
sonal acts, or giving information where relief is
to be had. We take great pleasure at this time
in referring to the references and advertisement
Of DR.. Stephen Jewett's Family Medicines, in
another column Of this paper, believing we are
comforting public benefit, and that numbers
may be saved from death by Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Scrofula, Consumption, etc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
Che nlarkets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. March I,

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, March II.
At Market 636 Cattle about 500 eeves and 1876 Store,
consisting of working oxen and calves, yearlngs,
two and three years olds,
PRICEs-MARxET BpEr.-Extra, $500; first quality,
$3.50; second quality $685. third quality, $500 $50
ordinary, 400 4,5O,
HIDEs-$4OO 4,50 per cwt. Talow, $3.50 SEQ.
PELTs-$l,O 90 49, Calf skins a iOc per h.
VEAL CALvEs-$3,O0 1000
WORKING OxEN-$67, 80, 90, 1875.
Cows AND CALvEs-$24, &c, 90, 81. 81.
YE nLrNos-$IO to l6; Two Years Old, $40 to36; Three
Years OIds $24 to so.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-l983 at market Extra $500 to 90.
By ~ D75, 1926, 4,50.
swIHs-li6 at market. By lot, $3.50 to 800.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
TO PRINTERS.

TN part fulflment of the contract by which passed
i into second hands the right in my invention of
Printing Press, have received Of the presses and
now ofeTit for sale.
The machine was built by Mckay and Hoadey, Pitts
field, Mass (who manufacturing large quantity Of
them and Is thorough wrought machine in every
spect. 1t wholly iron, and duraby constructed and
sSs RssB B. s65y gets.
because have for press, and for ready cash viii
sell ii at a bargain. L. T. GUERNSEY.
Montpelier, March gath.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25

Mr. WEBSTER AND THE Presidency.
"A letter from Washington says that the
friends of Mr. Webster as a candidate for
the next Presidency, are now concentrating
their efforts in that city. They have estab-
Ished Central Committee of intelligent
men, and are preparing to promote his nom
ination and his election by every proper
means. They have plenty of work before
them
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
sA0TAHMG.
A LARGE assortment can be found at
"A ELLIS, WILDER CO.'S.
Montnelier, March %, 1852. l3w3
Alexander Parker's Estate.
Holm A. Pratf's Estate.

THE subscribers, having bsen appointed by the llonora
/ BILE Probate Court for the District of Washington Com
mssoneTs TO- receive Examine and adjust all claims and
demands NJ ali pssp against the eslale Of John A. Pratt
late Of East Montpelier, said District, deceased repre-
sened nsovent, aud the of six months from the 10Th
day Of March, 1859, allowed by said Court 70 the creditors
of said deceased to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before usDo give notice that will attend to the
duties OF our appointment at the dwelling OF WIDOW
Arnnda Pratt, in East Montpelier, in said District on
the Goth of March and 10th of September at one O'Clock
afternoon, on each of said days.
JACOB RICH,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
ROsTON MARKET. NTorcb "a.

FLoUR-Genessee, Michigan and Ohio, superfne, S. 90
fancy $500; extra Genesec, 5,25 to SIS
GRAIN-COrn, yellow, 65 66c white, &C., Oats north
ern, 43c Rye, 73c
PRoysIoNs-Prme Pork, $l4 so per Dbl. Mess. $780,
Clear, $l750, Western Mess Beef $40 90 IL So Lard,
9I2alOl2. Hams, 10 a lie per H. Butter, common and
store, II 2Oc; family 25 27e. Cheese, Milk,
1916 four meal, o. Potatoes, 81 so go per Dbl.
HoPs-First sort, 1851, 25 to CSC per Id.
SEEDs.-Herds Grass, $2,75a2,67 per bush. Glover,
northern, 10 lie per h.
AsHEs.-Pears, $6,l2 10 per cwt; Pots, 1918 525
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25

BAsENEss UNDERSTOOD following
from Baltimore letter of the New York
Herald, dated Feb. 81, shows that baseness
can not reallyp pass for manliness, anywhere
Mr.. Buchanan had large number OF
his friends in his private parIor, and then
gave them their orders how to carry the
State for him. Ine 0'~-- ---I,.;.,;sara,ion
here are supposed to be- in favor OF sltlF''
Buchanan, because ofthe latter's recommen-
ding the Govnor of Pennsylvania to pardon
Albert, the kidnapper This, l think, is a
mistaken piece of policy for them. The
public look upon Alberti's pardon, not as
a matter of justice to injured innocence,
but scheme of political demagogues, by
which to wheedIe the people out of their
votes ~" +'.-t
The shareholders understand that matter
of the pardon granted to the infamous
Albert. They too see very we'll that il
was" a scheme of political demagogues.'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
MONTPELIER MARKET, March aa.
REPORTED u Thomas K. Dorr. :

REPORTED M THOMAS X. DoTY.
fresh, BY Ne SarIsE n ss p1Is DO:
SAT- ~ TO II 2; fresh al, to 6l-o; at retail
10 " Mutton, 70 aily, l6 to 90 store, IL
10 TO- Ihssese, . t9 I0 to l2l2 Talow, {
to9 Dried Apple. gs'szfY2 per doz. Potatoes
900. ~
GRAIN AND HAY.-c@2 662 to zoe per BUSH Oats, 30
to 81. Hay, $500 to 81 per ton. ''
FLOyR-ExTa hns $50 to 5,25 fancy, $4,75 to 4,s7
GROcEmEs.-slgars, Brown West India and New Or
leans, to 7c per TO-; White and Crushed 7IosI9 w,
Molasses, % to SAC pergal Luseed Oil 50 to 49, Salt
coarse, 4S to 63c per bushe dairy Is 24c per bag
$50 per cord Shingles 90 to so per NJ Wool 80 to
81 l2c per h. Nails, at wholesale, S. 2 to 1898 pe cwt
Hides "a Leather sOe Is 2 l6 Uppers per soua re
fpot, 10 10; grained trimming, 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
DR.. Rogers Syrup of LiUerOOrt, Tar and Ca',-
chdLagud.

UnnumbeTed cures! UNRIvALED SALES!
The common cry" IT NEVER FAILs!"
PToclams North, South and East and West,
This, Of Cough Curatives, the best.
The Indian, from the forest pine
fluid draws he deems divine
And this is one Ingredient blent
the specific we present.
The Canchaagua strength renews,
Fever the LiverwOr subdues;
And if the throat with phlegm's oppressed,
Tar clears 1t off and brings you rest.
Wisely to blend these three in one,
Was the grand Object-t is done
Cough in Consumption ends no more,
Hope smiles, where wept before.
For sale by A. L. SCoVILL & Co., at their Depot Gothic
Hall, 3l6 Broadway, N. Y snd by all respectable Drug
gsts in the United States and Canadas.
Also for sale in Montpelier by Redhed Grann and S.
X. Collins.
PRICEIn large bottles 81 90; or bottles for $500.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
RRIGHToN NARKET. MARCH IA.

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores 90 pairs Working
Oxen, Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs, 1860
Swine.
PRICES-BEEF CATTLE.-Extra, $500; nrst, quality,
$3.50 second quality, 1913 third quality, $475 50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-$l,7s 200, 800. Extra, $500 to
$780,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
Notice =

Is hereby given to all to whom it may concern, that
lPhehe Ann Johnson of more left my house without
any cause this forbid any person harbOr trusting
her my account, in sickness health will PAL
no debts of her contracting after this date.
ELNATHAN JOHNSON.
Elmore, March Is, 1852 l2w3*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
THE ELEGANT NEW CLIPPER SHIP
STAFFORDSHIRE.

Will be despachep for The above port on the
Twenty-Eight Day Of april.
The StaiFordshire is 1900 register, built by Do
maid Mckay of East Boston, (tnmedateiy after the
struction of the Flying Coud' which Clipper as made
the fastest time of any sailing ship aoa) is in all her ap-
ponmeuts genuine clipper has attracted great attention,
both in this country and England, by the beauty of her
model aud her great size, and her sailing qualities are pro-
we'd by her South Atlantic passages, to- and FROM
Liverpool-the outward in FOURTEEN, the hoHeNnTd in
TIVE ETEN days-thus accomplishing both trips in
about the usual time of a homeward run.
The ship is supplied with iron water tanks, has prom
enade deck fore and aft is ventilated in superior manner
and are confident that ship has been dispatched
to California that offers such spenddy fitted up state,
and las such spacious accommodations Tor hfst ana
second caln passengers.
The ship will load at Liverpool Packet Pier, Lewis
wharf, and every facility will be offered TO the shippers OF
freight.
For every information regarding freight OF passage ap'
| ply to 2 GLIDDEN & WILLIAMS, No. 2s, or to
ENoCH TRAIN & Co., 81 & 80 Lewis wharf
Agents at San Francisco, Messrs. FLINT, PEABODY
Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
Notice,

I HEREBY give LOtice that have given my son, Levi
j. Bugbee, his time for the OF his minority and
that shall claim none Of his wages pay any debts of
his contracting after this date. ERASTUS BJGBEE
Montpelier, March l6, 1882 l2w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
An0rV,s Eating House,

No a LindaLL Street, boston.
strangers and others visiting the city, will hnd TINS
popnlar fasou for business Meals at all hOu ahO
tho best the market affords
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
Light from the Spirit World,

Comprising series Of Us the condition of Spirits
and the development efmnd in the rudimental and
ond spheres: being written wholly bv the of SPIRITS
c. Hammond, medium, at Rochester, y. Y, second ed
ton, 26S pages, u mo. Price 63 cts For sale by
Bella MARSH, No 25 Commit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25

FREED AND ESCAPED SLAvEs.-We find
in Southern paper the following table,
complied from official sources, exhibiting
the number ofsIaves who were manumitted,
or escaped from the Southern States, during
the year ending June stl651;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
This Week atld Next!

WILL terminate pledge to tie public for selling Al
w COST All should improve the balance Of the time
that have not The Court in sessiOn-a good chance TO
send. LYMAN t. KING.
Montpelier, March 8, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
M RS. A. M. JONES,

bbNmstfesss
Rooms IN DEwET's BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE JAIL HOUSE,
Montpelier, Vt.
All kinds Of nice and pain sewing dene in the nealest
manner, and at reasonable prices. Gift
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
Paner Warehouse.

Paper Of all kinds for SALE and made to order News
papers supplied at lowest Cash paid for Rags waste
Ropes, Sizing and all other kinds of Paper Stock, by
GRANT, DANIEL Il CO., 10 Union street, Boston,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
A. N. JOHNSON,
VIII SIC DEALER,

No s6 fremont Street, Boston,
One If the largest ASSORTMENT of sefaphines Reed Organs
and meodeons to by fonnd in the country o
% InowIedged to be the best Pianos with no attach
meRt vel invented, Also, constantly on hand large as
soI The Pesiallozzna School Song Book,
uyenile singing book, on new and very much improved
plan. x,,..io. ,, n collection NJ
sssv vourtares exactly adapted to the American Church
The Raw State Gee Book, one Of the most popular col
iernns ~ Clses ever published Price % cents per copy
Cons,antlv On hand all the most popular Church MUSIC
Books Gee Books Instruction Books, sheet MuS0 e''
ETC., published in the country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
FUGITIvEs MANUMITTEp,

Delaware, ia; Maryland, 1888; Virginia,
2ll ), North Carolina, 2; South Carolina,
2; Georgia, 80; Florida, %; Alabama, IA !;
Mississippi, II Louisiana, 96; Texas s 7;
Kentucky; 1874; Tennessee, 4; Missouri,
50; Arkansas, 6 Dist Of Columbia, g.
Total Manumitted, 1914.
Delaware, l6 Maryland. .249; Virginia,
80; North Carolina. 81 South Carolina,
IA; Georgia, OIL: Florida, I6; Alabama.
80; Mississippi, 40 i; Louisiana, rs; Texas
SO; Kentucky, l43; Tennessee, So; Mis-
souri,, SO; Arkansas, IL District Of Colum
bia, Z.
Total Fugitives, 1918.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
This is a Free Country,

And people will trade where they cdR get the
most goods for the least money This fact is verified By
the present rush at Lyman Kings CASH SALE, and al
seem to find what they and prices that they al
are pleased with We advise all to give them look.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
FOwVerS e. Wells

PSYCHOLOGISTS and PUBLISHERS, assisted by Mr..
D. 2. BUTLER have opened Cabinet and Bookstore in
Boston, No. 42 Washington street, where professional eH-
aminations with charts written description Of charac
ter may be obtained.
Books on Phrenoogy, Physiology Hydropathy and Pho
biography for sale. Agents and Booksellers supplied on
the most reasonable terms.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-03-25
People visiting MONTPELIER

WILL find splendid assortment Of housekeeping
w ticles-such as CrOckery, Glass Ware, KNIVES
and Forks, Furniture, Feathers, &C., at the
lowest mark, ut ELLIS, WILDER Il cos.
MuntpeIier March 90, 1859. l3w3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

ALEXANDRIA. Oct 9-Ar sshr An. Smith. wsa>sss n.
ALBSNY. Oct iS-1r sohr PiiisdspSis. Besss..
y. Got s.Asr BRIG; !ssacs. jane vss.s 2
psss:ur and Sarah iasseti Pisrpss. Me-.
" s:'...
aug si is s.s :ss ass' S
Sflsss ss.is sa .'f
~ "a u
Sisisrsea. Rchnend; i Knox. Smith; Ais,..asa.s
HEsmbin. Baltimore; chs%pion Davis. DO, DusIsf;
ss LSsyl wSy so DG.ns
Cha, Edward. Doak DO, Condor small DO; snsa. s.s1
siT: cssvs a.; o1.sfsrS a. jones ss sis: h:si.s:..
o Ss sss DO Sarah
Atwood Tesde a as d. :is:
a. 81 'ssi:
eoaabs cSsrsstonl Eugene. oTsi ss 49,
RlsS%$sa jqs ksS Snow s.si%s1 ssi fsr.:,:::
gett, do Susan Young ha.thews, Oraloo. fca.ss.
Tr.nsIia Gibbs ds Julia Frances: GeSris:. Aye.
ssssas:
TSha rsr cn sS SaSS TSrsy S Tyr
toll. Brown, DO; Mary Emily French, do Monterey vs.
h Rsls c s
Handy Albany D Cox, Hallett do; Mary Crosby. fei
strattSn Bates dol John Brick Niskerson Troy; ORE
snds Pniham, Rondout; Thos Xix, Hall. dol AfsIsIs,
EYork jos Turner Kelly, do, Mary Crockett Crooked.
De- Nex YGr % do lo "a E%ssy al r
bs fis outer Sarns TsegSapho Station s a
Der laden schooner full Of water coming up in tew e
"a ss sis:
ANN; ;.ssss: $svsnnaE ssSrs / Fi;iS BOUT Aiss.y:
Tss s
BASsSR ossi7-Arr brig Aware Phil.delpAi. ,olr Nj
CALAIS. Oct 1l-sld brig T Wilder, Gotta, NY.rs;
FALL RIVER. Dot isSArr schrs L Myers, PhlsAsI-
Pha; l7th, Davis Bal.more Virginia, PhiadeIPlia;
S4RRiNER, Oct H-sid sshr Q Thompson NYsrk.
ged Island for Provdence brig Times Pomney Asxsad
for Boston sehr snoT ptmSp Albany sloop; A.sa
'SsifSSf$S OCT j. AFT
SS ss, ssJ S u:, S;s .ss ~
DISEfss Ss1 prev to Dot scd bark BuoA-..,
cPIlLApELPHIA, Oct y. PM7Arr steamer Ksnsssss.
brig Clara kingston Turks sohr: Les.ssts
os Hsss cs bark aI'e cHnn
Young Staten Island; Rsey, Babcook, YonkerG Csly.
netts Sites New HAVEN Pancoast Fancy Aibsny; NersA
Carolina Barnett Tarrytown; Tyrone Strout BOSTON, nag
VIDE Ss,06 Oct brig Putnam Daniel Ne.
ss%Ss snS sSs ap9.s aGn
III s s s oso svys ss.:
PORTSMOUTH, Oct lS-Below, steamer Rescue from
York bath with Az ships masts in tow schr Eagle Bss
PRoyiNCE TowN, Oct l7-Arr sohr ANNA tnsv. ~
RiGHaoHD Oct ssid.sehr Iuoy white ssisn.
WARREN, Oct l7-Arr schr Perine Ingrahan, Prcvi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21

Cleared.
Steamship James Adger, Dickinson Charleston, Spcord
Steamship Star of the West Tinklepauah. San Juan
Allen.
steamhip Illinois, Hsrtsten. Aspnwall, NJ Roberts
Moro Castle Bishop i 81 sePhen Ne Ew
ship JessOre, Cobb, New Orleans. Esgle& Huard
SHIP soss Noble Perkins p hap'
AMP Geo Ev n, C9ssrd' fhiiaadephia master
chen. ~
RsI ei.arS ohp,s N s,s
E Dudley Morrison Is, Charleston csssr & Co:
Asu So%e osass .sor Dm0A
B HSEh Non eenh jack yr Gu Brh'r
sSRr Nary noSsFs RetsrsO1 San Sosn Peek lyman
sehr Advance, Thompson, jacksonville BRETT vose &
Sehr Bay State Burr Boston Dayton Il sprsgue.
Steamer Michigan, Newhouee Philadelphia, s. Brggs
Arrived,
Ship Isaac Wright packet), Absel, Liverpool Sept H.
With % md and Geo psssengers to Marshall Co The
shgeTas toweo into quarantine last night by steam tug
Bark joseph Fish reportod yesterday at anchor ousde)
sSp see as on s ss s e. Brett o's Co
S at s"s in I e ss sn s
,svse gale from NW which blew away the mainal fore
sab e Empram '1 s co.r Moncso Bsv tJ. aav
Win pi%snsSos TO- whitney e. 9ssIs: Is;sasss
New Orleans who reported having experienced severe
s'S sp T sst Ts s: And I,,s9
Irs Water witch johnson. orlsnd 10 days. with spar
Brig asrceus Norton, Columbia, Me- Is days. with tim
Big Pamela tnew), wass, Addison, days:
schr olsvara Fancro tPort) Morrera Lisbon AZ days,
with stone and cork and passengers to Thompson Will
sos H s'P e nss cE Hys hs S
Ns sr nass SIi r ns Rn s CO. Ms 10 DAYS with
seIr Alfalfa walton ApslaohoOla, IA days with cotton
10 X Post.
sehr Rachel Jane, Simmons, Washington, NC, 6 days.
sclr Conr eetcut Layheld Bay River, NC, days. for
,schr Elijah ii Hubbard Hubbard, Albany, dsys for
schr William, Anson, Virginia 4days.
sST Henry JGRss RuPsss yFss
ssRs Charley: Haley. B,dsePort; Conn, day
sshr Esan{ a, TuI Rs S9 Sl LGndg1 2das
sohr Jasper, Sears, salem. 6days
SsF Sssa; 4sSSHs fS fSsfsss
shr IhGs @ Nav Bedford day. for Albany.
sSST sSy WIG h'ssEs r;Ts:rsa
@ Eeasr Sssson boston ssy 1877
s s Esfsrsd gS Boston, as Albany
s sYy s is,s o .'f A Assp
schr Elyira, Ingallg sachiss days
sssI ssssssi fsssisIH s,sas days
seIr s. oeorgo, MURPHY Calais, Y days
s sST %. Si'S sssSss
Schr yendova, Bray. Rockland, days.
Schr Medora, Rhodes, Rookatd. days
sohr Gertrude Horton: - Rockiand, S dayA
Schr Cordelis Spear, Rocklan days
sehr Rio Grande Hicks, Rookland o days
sobr Leprelette, Brown, Rockland, 8 days
Steamer Delaware, Seymour, Philadephss.
Sloop Radiant, wells Albany, days, for Providence.
Sioop N Wells, Booth B1dgeport, z days.
Sloop Chase Oates, Providence dag.
flO0p Sylph Rhodes, Pro videnoe, day,
Sloop Blackstone koe Providence, dsy.
SIoop Orient Terry, Providence, I das.
sioop Neptune, Rsobett Providence, Bhours
Mellow,
Ono ship upkneWn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-21
Died.

On Tuesday, October 10, ALBERT A. THOMPSON, late
agent OF the Oswego starch factory No 1876 Fulton street.
aged 80 years
raj nom his late residence, No. 455 Greenwich street.
this afternoon at O'Clock without further invita-.
Ment
On Tuesday October To- Mrs MARY Brown, widow of
the late John Brown in the SD year Of her age
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at two o'clock her
late residence, No % Carlton Brooklyn Her
mains will be taken to Greenwood for intermept.
On Wednesday, October 20, Mrs. SUSAN wife Of VIM.
Madison. aged SIS years
The friends and acqua invited to attend the
funeral TO day at two O'Clock from her late residence,
211 Fifth street avenue b.
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nony for the dsnoe here caosed ana the prosecution
Wna recalled
Mira MeCarty who testified that no one Applied 70 her
fer pas; the Parker the bead waiter Of the
while walters. not her head waiter.
The defence recalled Thomas Buger who stated that
Mr McCarty not with the walters ON their way TO
the ferry when Of them brought word thkt she had
NO As to send ticket but would pay them for their
ps&age
The testimony here closed both sdes and the Court
stated that the testimony for the had induced
the Court to that the prisoner would be held
answer to the Indictment for murder but that the
question Tot the jury whether he guilty Of
der in the second degree, granddaughter.
District Attorney Wright then summed up the case
Tor the State, and followed by Alfred A. Phillips
Esq for the defence