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James Tisdalc's Estate

SiAIE or YER MONTH The Honorable Pro.
Dis'fict Of GhItenden, IS. bate Cour for the lis
Hlct ai9resad,l 10 all persons concerned m The -.
'ut' o. James Tlsdae, lae OF Milton, in said DI,,ri,,
deceased, - " C 'oilr'
;, hereas, Joseph Bowker, Adminisirai,r nt ,b
ES''le OF sad deceased, has this day filed in s,J
nj H. n.s "Ppicatol IN writing, setting forth that
u, me property OF said Eslute consists OF disnni
e.n1 10 lhe possession OF certain lot If land in
saiu NhloI' known and designated as lot No l6 lnT
vision IN the town OF Milton aforesaid TbaI i,,,
are no debts against the said Estate. but lboi ,l
expense OF administrator thereon will e abnui ii,
dnhatS, and that sale OF said claim alon, cam tnr, ,
ish means |" meet sad expenses aud payIn for -
ilceh7t trom said Cour, to sell all the lntr1rs, 81
sdiu Estate IN sad claim at public auction
ordered that Saturday the 18th da, OF F4brror,,
u 1893 at the Probate Office in BuIlInornn ~
assigned Tor hearing and deciding on said anIl,,.a
lon, ana mat all persons concerned be notified there
o. ny publishing notification of the time and nlar.
asi"ht d. together with III" substance OF said beiitIon
ana me order OF the SAID Court thereon rhr,e vr,
slct' s1lvey IN the Burlington Free Pros, previous
to che day fixed TOR hearing ''' '''''
Gwen under my hand at Blu lington. in SAID Dis,
"lrl, thls 29Ih day OF January A. D. 1913
"'<"' J. 5. ADAMS, REGISTER.
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patched in time 10 he received by or before 4 NJ.
OF the llli April 1865.
H. The contracts are to be executed and re-.
Turned to the Department by or before tine la Of
July, 1888. -
Is Postmasters at Offices on or near railroads
but more than eighty rods from depot will i'm
hedIatrly alter the lih Of April mex, report their
exact distance from depot and how they are UhGr-
wise supplied with the mail TO enable the Post.
master General to direct mail messenger SUNNY
from the LIST Of July next.
- Under the act Of March Sd. go the rou,ea
are u BE- let to the lowest bidders teud.ring sniff
cIeHt guarantees, wi bout other reference TO The
IIoue vi transportation than may be necessary 70,
/ Inc que celenly certainty, aud security of such
transportation. When the lowest bid proposes a
mode OF conveyance inadequate to the din. CELEBRITY
certainty, and security Of the mails, it will no, be-
accepted.
/ 20 When the bid does not spccjfy n rnoj. 81
conveyance, also when it proposes TO carry arcor.
ding to the advertisement, but without such suec
ilcaton 1t Will be considered proposal for horse
back service.
u Since the passage of the act Of March 2
!oIo, new description Of bid ha. been received
4 IL doeS not specify mode of conveyance but en-
cages 10 take the entire mail each trip with ceeri.
~ certainty, and securty using the terms of rho
law. hese bids are styled from the manner which
. thty are designated on the books of the Depart-
ment, "Star 6ids" The experience of the Depari
ment enables 1t to lay down the following rul.syi,
Whch Tie mail on the route is not 50 large as to
/ require two-horse coach conycvancc n star bid if
the lowest, will always be preferred to the Specific
| bid.
When the mails are Of such size and weight n,
to render 1t necessary, in reference TO them alone
TO provide two.horse coach conveyance the specitic
bId' though thu highest, for coach service if ad-
Judged 10 be entirely sufficient for the route will he
preferred to the hid in ia :;
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SparhaWk Esicc's Estatc

STATE or YER MOTT, The Probate Cour
Dlslnct"t 'h'Ittnden, S. for the Dlslrci aioIr-
sdlu 10 al parsons interested IN the Estate # Spnr.
ceased, Ert'r,. =, y"
whereas the executions OF the last Willard rrs.
lament OF SAID deceased proposes to render an ac-
count Oh 'he administration OF said Estate and pre-
sent ther account against the same for exauln,iIou
ana aio"ahce by SAID court. aud the said CoII
having assigned, Tor Ihll purpose the - II dny Of
February a, d. l,j3, at the Probate Office in Bur.
nes"n' III sad District, and ordered that YOU be- 10.
tihed by publishing the time and Mace ASSUMED n.
aforesaid thTte weeks successfully IN the Burlinr-
ION rec Press newspaper printed at said BurlIr1.
loh' me last OF which publications to be previous 10
the day fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear fore
SAID Count at the time aud place Aforesaid and how
cause II any you have why the SAID account shouIJ
not be allowed.
Given under my hand AT Burlington in said Dis
met lhls 18th day OF January A d 1853
"'-wJ J. 5. ADAMS, Register.
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VERMONT.

From July |, 1853, to June 80, 1857.
Al From Rutland, by Memoir and Sherbnrne 70
Brdgewater, Il miles and ba Il, three times
week
Leave Rutland Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, Mt Il. IN.
Arnve at Brdscwater the same days by 2
pm;
Leave Eridgewater Tuesday, Thursdly y, and
Saturday att a. m
Arrive a Rutland the same days by 2pm
Proposals tor thrce additional weekly TRIMS
with schedule to connect with No. AS at
Brdgewaier, will be considered
Also, to extend over No iIa, with a thorough
schedule, TO connect with the cars at the rall-
road station.
NorE.-ln case proper bid should be received
aud accepted tor the above service, route No
AZ, as advertised December ID, l.j2 viii be
curtalled to commence at She Tbune aud route
No. 4ji will be curtailed TO commence at
Brld4ewattr.
For particulars the conditions OF bidding
see notes attached to the late annual advrr-
tlsenlent (dattd Dec. Is, 1922 tor proposals
Tor carrying the mails IN Vermont, &c.
5 ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Post Office Department, !
Feb. 1853 w33wi
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Eeoal n otitcs
STATE Of Vermont
JAMES L. BRlNtMAlD, !

JAMES f. RR1NsN Am '
vs.
GEORGE n ROST\VICK
John N,DON Al fl T. ' Cl;,,..i.. :, .....
FREDERICK SUiiii Oou'''f
MN n WILKINS +, rL.'
RALPH IANnDN ''' O"""'''I
MILES A EVAH'r,S mud
ANSoN DnSJttV IT, "'N
said Cbittenen Cnn',,, I i l W. 81 ii 'Sto' IA
6re of tho Cle'L "a, ,L T rs .,''s ""1 ii.eu " We o'
Chi,tanJ,,r r,n,," IL - 80 " N.'''' y W s'iu
George a boswiL F "a p 9o ns io',h VI
Jay of Jnnuntv 4 II ls-n Adj, SS ,o''' w, ~, III
RripsmsiJ ,io,i- I,i TTu'y eneo , ~ sa'I
IN soiJ RnrIim,,,' sui i -, Ie,i", Ii''u sl'uI'cu
fellows. tn ,,it :. ,hnt ,ast ~, ,i a, - 'I"u 10
"caIl,d houn,.I rn,,I, ~, InI ',,,,i H. 80 ~
"east bv JIhn Inu,rrs I,nJ s,',h H. ~ o.m
"mai,'s lnnd md YVES, L 1 r, ~ - ,,,i
".rly from Pearl Strr,; Il I In, ihs sam, rs,,i.s
"coyrveJ Ia mo ihs i,v hv Ia nT ~; iI :;
conditioned for the M nen, t oJ rii r
tho s,,n nf ham, W 90" pi'l', maui W
on as specItsi in lnnr r.rtni, notes -, ri @
mo dnts ths .o,d y3J ,,,,' -, in ~ tn o''i
hundred dollars enrb u,ynIl -, . -, 49, n i w. ill., IT,
hrst day Of Nav ISL; one. on or bplo,e ,hs frs,
d,v ot Nav /. ,ns ~, 1T, b. a co. o. 'o'c "G ms
Nav 1852 bd ou. on or hrlo,s ,L, 6r., ,inI Al ~
1884 ali with in,.rrs, nnr,,n t ,L w. 'i,,
of NAV IS5O Ih,t saiJ . -. , ,'J I INV ",s. u'.
aud the same has moi brrn MID oc,.,I;rr ~, H.
effect of said NOES nor any mart th"rrni y',, ,i
uote first nhnv. ,nputinuJ p & ~ ''' :,
said notes 10 the Isl ,luv u1 Nav isl va "'' u
That ON ,hn Iuth d,v al N.,'' ts.,I a,;I I, T.,
couyeyrd said land w,tL rt,,I.r l,nj. -, LIZ, n
Donald then Of SAID Bnri,n,, L ~ w. .''i,' i'i,
conditioned for tb rn,,,, ,I Al a., 80
certain su,us of nu,,,v ii;, W, t, 'l Do'''u VI
That on the Isl day of D,cernbrr ls5i s,iJ r,s.
wick rouvev,d tho ,yr.u,i.,- g., at ,', 'u '
with oh,r lands t Er.do,., H. a. ~ ' '' n
wilkins, Jr and Ralph LanJon. of s i'''I' Bnr
hngton by a mortgage deed, Conditioned for The
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To Artists.

TNiiE attention of Artists is requested to
Il examine Whipples Monochromatic Board
Manufactured expressly Tor the Artists OF Boston
And is pronounced, by all who have used IT, superb
or TO Woods or any other made ! have lece.vcd
the sole aFencJ tor tile f@cAon, and th- radr cup
Cd u nl0l!Je'IIr'- FHcr-.
S. Il. NICHOLS.
Burlington ran ~. d&rtl
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UNITED STATES MA LIS.
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE

= dalis OF the United States from July |, 1853, to
June 30, 1857, inclusive, on the following ruurts IN
the STATE OF Vermont. Will be received the Con-
tract Oihcr OF the Post Office Department, in the
city OF Washington, until A. VI OF the 9Th OF
Apnl, 1888 to be decided on the 9Th OF April 1858.
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Il
leave East Theh,rd daily except Sunday al
Bpm;
Arrive at Chelsea the same days yspm,
'ehVe Chelsea daily except Sunday at am
Arnv"at East ThetloId the same days by pa IN
Al! fi"m Nergrnnes,hy Addison, l}tldpurt, Shore
nam, Orwell, Benson and West Haven, to
White llaIl. N. Y, ID miles aud back, three
times IA week, with three additional wcrklylrips
duiing the suspension OF steamboat navigation
on Lake ChampIaIn.
leave Verg, mes Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at IN;
Arrive at White Hall the same DAYS by 7pm.
Leave White Hall Tucsday, thursday and at
urday at a IN;
Arrive at Nergcnucs the same days by 7pln.
ne ihree additional trips to run AT The same
go, hours tut Oh alternate days, except Sunday.
AS from Nrrgcnnes, by PantOu, to WtstpoIt n
Il miles and back twice week
Leave EerSennes " Wednesday and Saturday al
Arrive At Westport the same days by Gpm;
Leave Ntspor the same days at l.2nm
49, arrive at etg,un' the same days 10y ! - m
Az From West Rutland, by Clarendon Springs,
Ira, lninuuh and Janby -Four Corners, to IN
~, 70 = miles aud back twice a week
Leave West Rutland Tuesday and Friday at )
IN;
ArrNe at Dauby the same days by l2m;
Leave Dandy The same days by pm;
Arrive at West Rutland the same day by I'm
40 fi9m Bndgrwaler, by Woodstock Tadsy;lie
ana Qn'chce village, to Railroad Station Ii
iIiiIcS ana back, SIX tunes a week.
a IN; Ut =
AIIyc at Railroad Stoiion th, same Jnvs bv /
m; '''O'' wv '"'''s '"'' ~ )
Leave Railroad Station daily exccut Sundov a,
2pm. '''''' '''' - '7'"''' ii
AInve AT Brdgewater She sane dav bv f n IN
/ ll6 From Rutland, by Clarendon. WaIinoiorJj
Souh WaIingtord Dandy. Notth Dor,rt En,t
Dorset, Factor, Pomt. Nlaucb.strr. sunderland
Arlington, Shaitsb nv Souih ShattsLurv North
Bennington, Benulnetuu BeuuIurron trutr,
Noilh lluus,k, Eagle BRIDGE New York!
Bd-hukS Bridge, Juhnsorvi,lr Schaphticoke
IomhnUnoch, Junction Hud I,ansInghulph to-
Troy, o3 miles and back SIX times Il week
Leave Rutland daily except Sunday at 10 ~
am;
AlIIle ut Troy the same DAYS by2pm.
Leave Troy daily except Sunday at IA in;
Arrive at Rutland the same DAYS by lOl n m
/ IA From Ru land, bv Mcmluu Sher6urur North
S~hcibune aud Pltshcld. to Stockbrdee. ~
miles aud back. tunes week
Leave Rutland daily except sunday l2m.
AIIvt at Itockbrldge the same day hy ) II IN
Leave Stockordae daily except SUNDAY r6a M
Arrive at Ruand the same da,s by II a m.
iiS From Brandon. by Sudbury aud Orwell, to Ch n.
mans Point, II miles and hack - linn. +,
week
Leave Brandon daiv except Sunday nj : m
Auive at Chipman's Point the sau9 DAYS AT
III;
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Administrators Sale.

IN Pursuance Of IN order from the Pro.
i bate Court | will sell at Public Auction ON
Wednesday, the I'd day of March next at 10 o'clock
A NJ, Oh the premises in Winston all the Real
Estate OF which charu lIurtt, late OF illisron
cease.
JOHN SNYDER, Executor.
Burlington Feb 5 h. 1853 w33yy3
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DIR. COMES SYRUP
Oh
Ginseng and MAYA

guns Compound, now established in
4 universal t,voI by Its great and acknwedced
merit, Is used ~ every Family, recommended 10y all
physicians. This medicine Is based upon II rrccipe
procured IN Cana by DR CoNlE, the celebrated
oriental uFyeIer. It's wonderful properties Tor Pu-
riylng the Blood, and IN all complaints OF Bilious
character, are everywhere Acknowledged. For
INFLIuAI!ON or TIE LCNGN
Spt'ng OF Blood, Bl9nchIIls, and every disease 81
me Ntal pr!aHs, this great remedy is ilhouta par
atI, foT coughs, Group, Whouplng Cough, and
all Diseases al !h' throat, a sue and prompt
cure II possesses the remarkable power OF Dissov-
me- Loosenlng and Removing Lo"naId, al phlegm
mail may oJsUuct the throat. aud is without ques-
uoh Natures mosl potent remedy tor
c o IN S VI PT ION,
aud all diseases that arse from Coughs and neglect
ed Colds. II has cured canker, Salt Rhrun Er SIN
t.as and ScTuiula-dseHses which have utitd he
power oi other MEDICINES have yielded to this 1t is
pleasant and palatabe aud as a ResIortT of Anpet-
te, u stands unrlyalled 1t has never been cqualcd
as Dyspoptic Remedy, aud Tor Irritation of Ih.
cure. ''
The interesting history OF the Ginseng. &c .isto
be had IN pamphlet, gratis. The COMPOUND is cor
tanned m QHau Bottles
l,Oo per Bottie--SiN Bottles for $500,
WILSON, FAlRBANk Il co, sole Agents
Nos ID aud 10 Haaorer ST. ROATON
~ Also Tor sale by shr principal Druggists IN tbs
city and county.
sep. ~. 'S'}' nI2nots
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" aIltrsi.

wanted.
Gnn tEET OF Second growth Of
UUCNO White Beach Logs. suitable Tor Plan,
f"'s' ny {. l. NELSON
go" w32M3
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AM.NM1cAN HOUSE,

ID ODNEY PARKER, late Of the American House Low
III ell, Mass, having lease of the large hotel the
upper end of ST. Paul, with everything in proper
for the convenience of Travellers boarders, families de-
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he do much for their comfort be expected
In country, not get supplied with regular markets.
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Central s70use, st. Paul

fNAVE BURTON have taken this old and well known
" house. They have fitted 1t up anew, and
prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with
comfortable quarters. No pains will be spared
the Central House of tbs best Hotels In the West.
November, 1851.
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attorneys and CounscL'lors at Lau and Soil
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REFERENCES:
GOV. Alley. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
HON. II. H.. SIBLEY, Mendoza,
ss DAVID OLMSTED, Merchant, Benton Ct,
s' J. e. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
" VIM. II. FORBES,
ELFELT & BROTHERS. ,,,. -,
J. w. SIMPSON, Aie,Si.'"''' d.
JOHN HARRINGTON, I"oi'
b. L. FULLER,
FRANKLIN STEELE, Mer. st. Anthony,
W1. IIoLCoMBE, ESQ.,, Saltwater.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-20
NO. XVII.

The Author OF "SwEEr HoMr."-We find
in our exchanges. the following notice Of the author
of that exquisite and touching little song, " Swee.
Home:'
As Sit in my gkrrct here. in Washington, waich-
ing the course Of great men, and destiny Of party.
meet often with etrange contradictions of this eveutfl
I,'e. The most remarkable thar of J. Howard
rayne, author of +" Sweet Home" l knew him per-
sonaily. tie occupied the rooms under me for some
une, and MS conversation was captivating that
often spent who'll days in his aps trnent. He an
applicant Tor ofhce at the tinc-Consu 10 TunisA-
from which he had been removed. What a sad tbire
IL was to see the poor poe, subjected the hurnia
ION OF Office seeking. OF evening we would walk
along the streets, looking into the lighted parers
we passed Once in while We would see some
family circle so happy, aud forming beautiful
group that we would stop, and pass silently along
On such occasions he would give me history Of his
wanderings-his trials, and ali the incident to
his sensitive nature and poverty. How often" )" aaid
he once, have been in the heart of Paris. Berlin
snd London, or some other city, and heard persons
singing, or the hand-organ playing Sweet Home
without shilling to bay meal, place pu, my
head Yet have been wanderer from childhood.
My country has turned me ruthless from nv office,
and in my old age have 10 submit TO humiliation ar
bread" Thus he would complain OF his hap'ess lot
tbs only wish 10 die in foreign land TO be buried
by strangers, aud sleep in obscurity
met him one day io'king unusually sad. "Have
you 90, your Consula,e7' said T.
eyes, and leave in a week for Tcmis; shall never
return;
ihe last expression was not political faith Far
from It. Poor Payne; his wish was realized he died
AT Tunis. Whether his remains have been brought
to this country know not. They should be, and If
none others would do il, let the hurneess throughout
the world give penny for a monument to Pavne 1
knew him. and win give my penny, and for inscrip.
tion ike the foilowing--
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THE BRIDEGROOM.

The moon yet strives with dawn,
Which shall throw a shadow
Through the mis,s that lie all lightly on the lawn
Heavily on the wide and wa,ery meadow.
Not long: the golden morning
Gains every moment ground;
The dying ught-star scorning--
Hark how the birds sing out for joy around!
Creation cast its burihen
On such holy day;
Shall not to her then
Ny full hearts alteration meetly pay.
She who has consented
To be, to-day, my bride,
And has not repented
For any ills that might meantime betide.
Dearer than all creatures
Insight. or thought. or dream,
Giids me to-day her features,
With the mild lustre of loves lansuid beam.
While upon the Eyangels,
pledge to her my faith,
Give ear all good Angels,
To the true words my passionate spir, saith.
MAY ever shield her
From all shades Of ILL.,
Comfo,t her. and yield her
Love to her love, indulgence to her viii.
Nav remembered sorrow
Her pure soul annoy,
But Tomorrow and Tomorrow
Still give her warmer hope, conten,mens, peace
and jov.
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TRUMAN Nj. SMITH.

justice o( Me FtGce, Notary Fabhc, CoAaaor ana
G0aaal Ageat
HAS removed his Office to the Briok Block opposite
4 = the Post Once, of Third aud Minnesota
streets, where he Will be found ready attend he
collection OF debts, purchasing and selling real estate.
payment OF taxes, locating Land srrants, &c. HIy-
ing been in the business Tor some time psst. and
being provided with of all the surveyed portion
Of the Territory and OF the the Peters,
he dsters himself that he will be able give
tion 10 all who may give him call.
n. u. Town Lots in st. Paul, St Anthony ard ali
the the 81 Peters for sale reasonable pices
Also, Farms the country, with without improve
! meuts.
ST. Paul June 2. 1s53.--7tf.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-20

MINI ESOiA LEATHER STORE,
Al The Gld Stand Of r. A. Ccthns T. Co., opposite
she Rec House, 81. Pau.
H1 II. BRADLEY, dealer in saddles. Harness
u Trunks and Saddiery Hardware, Saddle Trees
Sartiug, Harness aud Patent Leather, Cali Seating,
Bag and Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings, Sa4d,els'
Silk; bellows and Band Leather.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
HemlOck tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned sole and
Upper Leather; Kip and Calf SKINS French tsernia,,,
fhilade phia ana Cincinnati Cali Skins; all kinds
Ladies and Gentlenens Morocco. Red, Yellow, Blue,
Green, fink aud White Innings; best Goat, Buck and
sheep Binding Boot and shoe Fndin gs Boot Trees,
Lasts, Crmp Boards, Pegs OF all Shoe Thread
all kinds Iron, Zine and Copper Nails.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed at the shortest notice and in worknlaniihe
Country orders particularly attended 10.
IL The highest market price in Cash paid all times
for Beef Hides, sheep and Deer skins.
7. T. B"ADLEY.
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