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the Great Invention the A0ef-stsas. al
Gas triumphant
E rsi hall Of he century will be recorded as the age
i ~ G team has passed, and with viii the engine
M second nan Of he century will be known commencing the
s @ M rms age has now commenced, and with il is now intro
Professor John G. n Solomon afer years of close oh
upon The experiments Of his and Of others attempts
able mechanic motor perfected same and having u
eessa i, letters patent I I n. Improved caoons Acid
states government and to individuals companies rights
The immense saving Of money and labor and Of
suffering secured BY The use Of this win inevitably
used and IN o. other places where the expense
TINS % NEW mo motor may be applied 70 all popens
s se for a s $ % 70 The o
that required BY the steam engine Of boilers and and
same power of 900 tons of the steam engine.
Eve (a horse power "workng we Cincinnati
in % M following from The Nengse Of the s inst
has received patent his cabonc acid It's app
were no, long since given N tss Nonpae The same sensSn
mas s % he % % Is
peculiar advantage Of which gives The plo, such
can sht abouce war in less time than required TO
Aso rights Improved Spring Saddle" military and
designed for the greatest possible comfort Of both
Any regard inventions
Of obtaining rights &C., may be promptly obtained addressing
Attorney for The 7 opposite Odd Eel
eutma al uonder, Rotatory Plough.
WAsHIsoros, Jan. -, 1852
Mr. ELDER-SR cheeruly avail myself ofhis opportunity
give You few brief reference Professor
The facts the following, as now reco
lect
arrived Cincinnati the 9th Of October. 1851 and the fol
lowing called Professor Saomons New Mechanical
Motor, which had read in the public
desous the engne from the fact that had for time
previous been studying TO make principle applicable
witnessing construction and
imbodied idea before perfect than had conceived
Witnessed the IL uniform
perfect, sufficient $4,000
machine shops The whole length of this about Twelve
fifteen feet and its weight might be about five six
The furnace small sheet the size and held
about double handful of CHARCOAL The machinery
complicated than that of the principle consuc
and being the This estimated be
engine, Of which have given you brief
description.
pccuniarly interested Of
expected called
have had previous acquaintance with Professor
Salomon, and him, knowledge, until him
this city on yesterday.
Yours, respectfully,
r. E. RoYsE.
ntelgencer, Republic Era, Press, Telegraph
Amecan Pennsylva Philadelphia; Tribune Herald Jour
Commerce. Scientific Amercan and Farmer Mechanic ~
York Advertiser Brooklyn Sman' Journal New Haven Jour
Messenger Enquirer, Portland Journal Argus
Albany Express Buffalo, Herald Cleveand Tribune
Detroit Journal Chicago; Gazette and Advertiser Ptsburg Ga
Cincinnati Courier, Journal and Democrat Louisville; Inte
Republican, St Louis Pcayune Delta Advertiser
New Orleans Courier, Charleston Whg Richmond; Alta Cali
na San Francisco insert three months other day.
form, and forward bils with copy of the paper, TO
J. q. r. SAL0MON, Patenee,
Dec 25-eod3mif Washington, ID. O.
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The OF upon books unless s
payment OF the subscription be ~ advance.
Distant subscribers forward aoney by letter. postage
paid by u.s. assumed by ourselves IN ia
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published duYas an
sioas Os Congress, and seui- weekly during
Subscriptions period less than win received ON
terms proporioned 20 the above annual rates.
oyfosTMAsTERs authorised agents, ana by
sending DAILY subscribers with enclosed or riva
WEEKLY sub.eribe Saa WEEKLY
sabscrlss with s0 enclosed will be enne copy
same edition 40 they furnsb subscribers for srass
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C,yIDERs CHEAP WINE STORE No. 40 Walnut
below Fourth, Philadelphia. liquors
tes odeet importation from growers producers
other
g and others at washington city shortest paid
BY % Adams's Express"
Sheres, Sparkling Champagne
Maderas, M0et,
Psrls, Cicquot,
Red wine, Dinet,
Tenerife, Perruchot,
Lisbon, Heidsck,
Muacat and many others.
Frontgnan, Sparkling Moselle,
Malaga, Hockheim,
Clarets Of all Rudeshem.
Sauterne, Marcobrunn,
Bugandies, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brandies Of all SORTS
and pale In casks, demjohn, cheap,
and very and old.
and scotch whskey Monongahea Bourbon spirits
preserving brandy blackberry wild
London and stout, in bbls. of dozen.
Hapdna Cigars,
mportatisn Of the reliable quality hand,
wholesale by the quarter box.
only establishment wnes &c., directly
the original package in which imported.
Hotels Country Trade,
supplied caak
dozen, package assorted
telegraph, giving n 10
hes satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back.
familiar acquaintance principal
countries of Europe, and with
enable TO offer good articles cheap Call
JACOB SNIDER JR'S.,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 76 Walnut ST., Philadephia.
Feb l2-dly .&s ,fs.H
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University of Pennsylyunia, Medical DepartmeI

HE lectures will Monday, October the 6 and
i terminate the close OF March ensuing
Theory and Practice Of Medicine by b. Wood M D.
Anatomy, William L. Horner Nj. ID.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, NJ ID.
Chemistry, james b. Rogers, M %.
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women Children Hugh l..
Hodge, M. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, NJ. ID.
Clinical instruction the Pennsylvania Hospital by George
Wood, NJ d., and by Geo. w. Norris M. ID.
Demonsatve instruction medicine and surgery by
professors Of The medical faculty. assisted by W. Gerhard NJ D.,
and Henry H. Smith, M. D.
Practical anatomy by John Neill, NJ D., demonstration.
Amount Of fees for lectures University S05
ANATOMY
Graduating iee
w. 4. HORNER, M. d.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty,
as6 Chestnut street, Thirteenth opposite United STATES
Mint Philadelphia
Aug l-2awt0ctl5
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AIsroIRE de la Restauration par Lamartine--vols.
Deeret Service Bord des Batmens Paris
pcuOnnaire Encyelopedque vols
Historic du Drectore par A. Ganer de Cassasnacl
Botanque; oganogaphie Ta1onome Hstoie Naiuee
Families seS.ss s par NJ E. lie MAon vo with many eoored
Les sninss Femmss Fragments dune hsoe de rEgSe
Pober Trate Ardlere, heoque ct praquel vol Paris
Trate sur pArtere lie General Scharnhors-1 vol Paris
Decker dc petite querre scion espr de la raee modsrne
Maridnes la Republique lmpre par cap
lie Passa Aven de Aere Prince Louis Napoleon
Imported Paris, direct by
Marcia FRANcK TAYLOR.
CREsCH Embroideries Jast received.-The subscribers
following which have been selected from the i'm
potahons, viz
trimmed and embroidered chemse, with sleeves TO
French emLr Lrodered collars and cuffs
collars and cuffs
Thread lace, and imitation lace Berries
Richly embroidered m ss ana sce.ilmmed 9. handksrehies
Black lace falls and Berthes, sc.
To which they respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
Feb 5-iwf HOE, BRO, co.
NRY Goods Cost Cash.-We commence day TO
of large stock Of goods prime cost for cash Persons
wishing decided bargains have the opportunity Of getting
goods for 70 cent less than the usual price, There hum
gor mistake about the stock must be sold
s a. s 80 @ @ nd
article apperaning 10 ladies' genemen and chdrens with
carpets, oleloths and housekeeping dry goods generally
VERY MILLER,
Opposite Centre Market, between 7h and sth
%
variety
y rch embroidered chemisets
Is imitation lace eapes
eItra embroidered muslin cnpes
With large assortment In untnmmed musin cambnc, and
cLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, & Co
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q.ats Mrs. D. IL. Bur',) corner Of 9th and streets.
E subscriber will the charge Mon
day the 2sl OF April and viii his personal
supervision department The usual branches OF thorough
Engish French education will taught
The religious instruction will based upon the
formuaries of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The experience OF principal
him lock for the OF the pub and for corespond
ing of success.
For boarding pupils, s75 per quarter.
For day 81 10 Slo q"
Payable always in advance
Music, drawing, Latin, Italian, spanish and German extra -
Reference is permitted Rev o. M Butler, D. d. Rev w.
French Mr. Ftzhug Coyie, Washington ci Rev James May,
D. d. AleXandna Rt Rev. Alonzo Potter, D., clergy
generally Of Philadelphia Rt Rev Alfred Lee d. d. OF Della
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l--t25thAp
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rAR BUILDERS and Railroad Compnnies.-The sub-cr-
nFuller's Patent India Rubber Car
Springs persons interested Of his determination
rights this Fnler patent the original
srs and ony genuine patan
supply springs builders, railroad companies and oil who
require this patent
price ponnd, including The privilege to
use the patent =.
premium for India rubber springs.
the United statss giving the exact size OF
the pieces required will be promptly executed -
make vend the India rubber
springs which operate compression OF the rubber
80 ~.'f's' -" HORACE H. DAY,
in the Un
Of nineteen India rubber patents ware
house ~ Couruandt street, New York.
Public attention advertisement Of Mr. Day lie y
now ths only and vend
in the United States, an - r,,,,r,
ny HE Attorney, @. M KNEviTT,
Nrw yopx, 1851.
IA Am
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CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, a. CO. most respectfully
their and the public that they
daily receiving their fall supplies in rich fancy goods They will
open this day TUESDAY large assortment IN ladies' dress goods,
colo and designs,
ever pleasure before offering We invite early
nation he ladies' they viii find much richer goods
At period Of the season, and quite as cheap
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
p-dlw
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TAPESTRY VELVET, Uncut Velvet Tapestry, To
pes,iy plain Brussels reepy and ingram cnrpengs
received additional supply OF the above description Of fur
goods all in entirely aud different patterns and combna
this all
celebrated OF John Crosey Sons, London
Aso additional supply OF elegant curtain materials, Broek
all silk
Satin lanes aine French and English furniture chnt
Swiss and French Turkey and figured chnzes all
the tasses gimps, and borderings TO match
goods hand before their arrival
stock perhaps the most complete Of other retail
iablishment In the country. -
An intending furnish, respect
- CbAGETT h DODsON
Dealers In all kinds Of furniture dry goods
Sen, 17-3tenif
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E session Of this institution will open Wednesday, the
sth OF October Since the last session
been fun of instruction agricultural
chemistry The of the college carefully revised
and the of study adapted the all
dents The whole course exclusive Of the law includes
aeen For proficiency eight OF
Bachelor Of Philosophy conferred proficiency in twelve
cudne the ancient the degree OF b. and for prof.
cheney in all, fhe degree IA NJ.
Faeulfy.
Right Rev John Johns D. d. President and Professor Of Moral
Philosophy and the Evidences OF Christianity
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor of Municipal aud Constitutional
Benjamin Ewe Professor Of Mathematics and Natural Science
Morgan j. smead, PHI D., Professor OF Languages
Henry A. Washington, Professor of History and Political Economy
Rev sas Toen, D. d. Professor of Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letters and Rhetoric.
Robert Gaiewood, AdIunc, Professor of Mathematics.
July 23-law4w
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS, NEW eooDs.-Ju,,

NEW GooDsI NEW GoODsi NEW GooDsi-Just
" received
% splendid embroidered Grape shswIs
IS do plain do do
80 yards brocade, striped and plaid silks
go do "a, Z g. and a. y Rine black riiks
100 do style berege de Isins
30 do best quality French mousselines
200 do French ginghams, very handsome
80 do neat figured French chinlzes
10 dozen clear lawn handkerchefs
5 cartons embroidered do
~ pieces plaid cambics
" DO dress patterns fine dotted mnslns
Ilain Swiss muslns, Nansook mnslns
Beck muslins white cambncs
~ pieces black apAcas
- DO Barkely Irish linens
hussin Diapers hue kaback diapers, table damasks
Damask napkins, cloths, cassineres
NestnEs, curtain muslins
51 pieces white and lannsls
foON yards heached cottons, from 6A 10 leA cents
sn do "a and l2-4 bleached rbeeings
SW do brown 90 6Xt lsk
. bales bed ticking some 6k cents
yards Englsh and American caicoes some AT cents
Seo 90 ingram and ply carpets
~ ~ 90 velvet and tapestry carpets
wv 10 ag carpets, at Is cents per yard -
Feb l3-3awQwR mann
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SMTrHs New Guide 10 Travellers throughout tn

GMITH'S New Guide Travellers throughout the
~ United States, 1851.
Tourist throughout the Northern and Eastern
States and anada-map and engravngs.
Distunes American and European Railways and Steamship
Guide, with maps. Price Is and 50
Appeons Railroad and Steamboat Companion through New
England and the Middle States-many maps
hppetonA Southern and Western Travellers Guide-mnny
The Illustrated Travellers through the United
States, with las engrsvngs, and large
Falls Picturesque and Descriptive by NJ p willis, with
nu
The New York and Descriptive Guide Book by
William Macleod, 6 by and other simi
books
Aug FRANCR TAYLOR.
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BOARDING and Day school for Young Lndies.-The
ID Misses HAWLEY will the duties OF their school
September 5 their residence pennsylvania
between i7h and 18th streets.
Aar 1s--oawaw
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Virginia Land Office,
RICHMOND. August l3, 1851 +.


RICHMOND, August l3, 1851.
IN conformity Virginia of lSi9 page 4sl section
make all whom IL concern that IL
appears certificate OF cchsaior Of the county Of Berkeley
Office 9th day OF August 1851 that by
held 16lh day Of july 1885, the following tracts
Berkeley have been found
this Commonwealth, 10 wits
mouth Back creek, assessed Beaamin An
drews's heirs.
ia acres Tehnnses branch, Peter Deals heirs
a65 assessed James Greer
Mountain, John Powells heirs,
4 acres Packhorse road, assessed 10 same.
6 Back creek, assessed to John Shocks hers
the Frederick county line, assessed TO Isaac sco
heirs
$50 acres west side ofNort Mountain wm Tbb
heirs.
"A aeres mouth Of Back creek Andrew Jenkins
heirs.
s. n. PARKER,
Aug l5--law6w Register Land Office.
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o"oe OF Co responde"o., ws.hiag ,m CITY.
H. ~ persons having business In the city OF Washington
or ua the undersigned has established here OFFICE
Gn dosPUNDENCE, for the purpose OF giving nforma
y Of the world. No business,
eA public or private, honorable character will be
from the of this odice. Persons Wishing
U, wv proceed 10 business they have before Com
me public Offices, &C, will be discreey advised and
es professional other aid i- necessary the beet wl be
nv T recommended,
ndersgned viii regard all matters communicated 10 him in
Mm,gn with this Office sacredy CONFIDENTIAL and wi by
np a through such agents as Il may be necessary for him 10
every possible precnuton them iDvola,e.
VIII Of inquiry contain fee Of fec dollars which
mefy be the remuneration required; but should
Tor the service be rendered. the will
s,s,ed IN n satisfactory letter in reilly,
''e'', postage prcpad,) THOMAS G, CONNOLLY,
Office Of Correspondence, Washington, u. q.
~ W.smSeroS City, January l6, 1859,
- homas G. Connolly IN known n worthy citizen.
NJ intelligence and clear accurate ready
and regard amirently ansll6ed for the nb,e
% and faithful performances duties with
WV and original design Of Ofice Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLhCH,
W. 3. Marshal for the District of Coiumba.l
WALTER LENox,
[Msyor OF Washington City.l
10 GALES,
tssnior Editor Of the "National InteIiyencer.l
Jan 9o.r.r,. r. w, LATHAM, fBapker.1
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Glass ID.
To Covington, KY, Saturday, March ~, 1852
70 number lotery--la drawn ballots.

whole tickets only s2O-Halves sioouae s5-Eghths 81 So
voders certificates packages In
splendid lotteries will receive the most prompt attention
an official drawing Immediately amer II
over 10 ali VIII order
Address Il. Il. oiBRIEN, Agent,
j. q q. MsuryO
Feb 10 Alexandra, Virginia.
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lUINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGo--Trsins Of Michigan,
Sou hern Northern Indiana railroads run daily (sundnys
excep edo as followsf . :,
Leave and Toledo at BIS, nj arrive a Lapoe az
n M thence passengers by pink road - miles 20
Michigan CITY 40 miles Ainsworh and Y stage
10 miles Chicago February by through 70 heago
Reu ming Lspoe waycars leave Lapora ~ M
and arrive at and Toledo at 545 p M .-,.,.,--
nav stages connect Wayne stirps; with Loeans
no ianyette indianapolis, at South Bend and VI ohe
pacee On the ne principal towns north and south
AT Toledo line connects a 545 p M o. q s WIN VA
BY stage and ahoaa "ci''"u
Erie, Dupkirk, and Buffalo. :, a.. -. A. p,,,.h,,, .
Passengers Cleveland take cars all ue way foMg
railroad and 2s miles staging 70 fhaa"P" ~"
'"''' " ''''''''' ~ r. p. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
\. :. Jan 25-dU
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THE Gold worshippersI or, The Days We Lave In
future historical by the autfor Of Whenarsn
Harmony OF Prophecy; by the Rev. Doctor Keith. - -
MAY "a FRANCk TAYLOR
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WouDi WoODt WOOD 1.-The subscriber has at his wood
MI near 18Th bridge eight hundred cords OF
uy OAK, and pine wood which Ia cash
ou,n Sl be the yard at all umes ready deliver In such
may suit purchasers. He will take the liberty refer
H. ~ ~ hs iends and the qusty Of the wood
M. w 70 ~ Daniel John r. Frost John Cagett O. @. Gram
lon '' """"s'oh, new u - "o'k", NOV n"' """-
can '-eo2m' GEORGE W. CONWAY.
P0Ah Peruvian Guano.-lavine been appointed agents
e ae Of Peruvian Guano in the District OF Columbia,
10 take orders FOR quantities be delivered from
u,,s pices ~ low article other
Abe terms - ~ WV % '''Pp''' wy" Wv "o'' 'a'o'-
pa. - H. PICKRELL a. co,
-.S1'-udaw2w Water street, Gcoreetog
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xTAI.UA BILE business stand for Rent In W"shtn4t"'
city, given Of the three new s,ors
the oldesinbshed s'nhn w
h west and Market Space They arc u ~ , @
goods business and win eas nR
The wide deep in the clear, WIN
side p, in the wide by " feet high hn
and feet inches mfn
clear dry finished for sales well lighted by
around the building The second os,
space IL feet wide 81 feet dcep then become
~ deep having ssyaht feet wde p ~
long has sae 26 feet vide by
feet deep inches high. There h communication noIn
each stairway The thd s'oIe
by 5 fecdeep, with skyght eet ny eet " w
could be made by throwing e
o s s,oes into vault In the pavement, o
fuel.
For terms apply subscriber the Potomac House, norm
side psnnsyIvania avenue, "a and ~ streets
Dec I3-fnuThsatu ANNE H. bbh"o'i'
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received very extensive variety In genenens wear,
articles new es In csmcres AMI vestng together with fai
black cloths, including
imported which they respectfully invite the attention Of
pept
o3-dw
oCEICIAI Congressional Directory. just issued and
" for sale by iAno mhuhL
20 bVoss'"e's, h'ar sui tHesa
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The Senate then proceeded to consider the following
resolution, submitted by Mr. CLEMENS on The 2fth u
Rssoiped, That the COMMITTEES Naval Affairs be In
sttucted inquire into the erpedency oil reiunding
Charles q, Hunter the amount OF losses sustained 10y him.
while commanding the steamer "ScoufRe" and the
schooner Taney, for supplies tor which the proper
vouchers not taken.
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~ I q - 4 -
,Asl s6s(es~ ssss<s >. go ~
1b~ss - ~ jsisuis q We - ~
- - -. .AGsA skh - Dpsvssa
- sbSsys s~rA&aslaa usuoy - Wsms.
Ing To evcrsr n~~ssrps - isssas.- ~ -.
s~ya~e. We arv harry " ssass-s ~
shs ps<fle ~ v~suxax Ass . sv-sbtkiae
psoplc, ,hs, ~hes srsvisrcd ttssa tAe hu
70 apyrvsed BY . srv~t saj~ssy u sAr tt-~-
nsrn. fr~ indeed yin ~ the Msmses dspSss.
I'D 10 disregard T.; and nessiy ev-sythssg
anpscssAn, in ~ caccus,oe ~iil - amsAsd.
To c6ses his result sAosld ss~ fas Tie
two usosaha " ccsse. eaiiss IL bss sexss
and energies Al tbs fl-ads cf tesnP~ssacs
throaghou, the Ssate. What a. cpPnssa-
nisy y a6arded Coz labos. and fx Perseves-
ing cscrsios. What an oA,cet y placed
before ~. and ~uhin our sr~ch' Lat cv-
cry man regard hiussclf personally Frsponsi.
bic for the faal issae. I.cs -vrry COR do
his duty. his whole duty, and the object is
secured.
Il 10 Thought advisable that the usccsing
Of the State Temperance Sucsesy should
be held At an earlier period than that a.
greed upon al the las, annual meeting. -
We therefore give notice tina, the next
meeting viii be holden at Rutland on the
first "Wednesday in January next, common
cling a, eleven o'clock forenoon, and eontin.
Nc through that day and tis next.
Thvre should however be no waiting fos
the dnings Of that meeting. The work
should be At oncr commenced. County,
town, and district meetings should be hold.
cn as soon as practicable, and all neccssa
~ arrangements made for vigoons cam.
paign. Neither is il necessary. nor should
there be, any delay to procure lecturers from
abroad. Vermont has her own orators. She
is abnndantly able to do her own work
and in doing il herself, she will be sure thai
il will be not only done, but well DONE.
+ Let US then rely upon our own resources
, apply ourselves to the task, and We shall
reap the desired reward for our labon.
The newspaper press throughout thu
State ere respectfully requested to publish
the above. VIZ. e. KirrRiD0E.
JosEPH SrxLLE,
ZiMRi HowE,
!, Z. s. CARR,
f, JAMES BARsErr,
ALpAcE Waller,
+. CnEsrEa SpEscER,
II. o. KINGSLEY.
!, Castleton, Dec. ID, 1852.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DE II remembered, tina,
NJ the Frnbste Crr for the said district of Rutland,
held at Rutland, In and fr said district, the 9Th
day If December, A. ID. Ihsi2, present Hon Harvey
Button, Judge;
Whereas Edwin Colns, administrator Of the estate
~ su.snnsh Newton late Of Ira in said district deesa
s.d int hesitate, has this day applied to the sa,d pcbste
eoortpsnis,sng 10 render seeount Of hi, adm,nis
fraiin 0f said estate Therefore IL 10 ordered by said
rour that tho examination Of said account fs ssid
allow and ala" decree e. the persons entitled
thereto II the residue Of said r.tatc after paying the
debts Of said deceased and expenses of administration,
h. and the are hereby referred stated session
of said cou, 10 be held at the Office u the Register OF
said eu in Rutland IN said district, the hrst Mon
day ihJaniary A. ID. 1853, that notice thereof BE- Il .
Ell by Publishing certified copy Of the record Of TIN
order three weeks seces,ve,y, previous thereto, in
the Rutland County Herald, Newspaper published NJ
said Rutland in order that all prrns Interested there
In, being thereby duly Modified thereof, may then and
there appear hefre said and object sale
and decree " they see cause.
true copy of record. HENRY HALL,
Is Register.
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70 h. FsbGz<sf sis s,esssf a~&s.- ieSe,
HARVARD y GAzETTEEa a chs tsiL5
rtssss issss ~, SD sd nssiy BY .zi.er;<.u-
u H. N~ssa. y. =. rst~SsS, ~ II. Y. Ntlasx<, Gsss
ssys. ~ H. ArsSss 10 ise sssss u vssnsssI t,ss
" tis ss~nss 10 ss~ 10 sssss VI fhs s<nss psrvsnss
~ s~p<szAxs, 10 st<ss ysk.ssstss~- 20 Dsssasasss.
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