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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
A FARM FOR SALE

IN NORTH FAYsToN.
CONSISTING of 40 acres, mostly under Improvement
u producing 30 tons of Hay, 10 Of plowed crops
with plenty Of pasturins annually. Also, to be sold
lot Of hay, stock, &C. ZiBA w. BOYCE
Norh Favston Sent. Isl, 1853. 36eow9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
Montpelier.

The Free De,uocracy OF Montpelier are re-
questnd to meet IN the Grand Jury Room of the
Court House, at o'clock, Saturday evening,
Sept 81, for the nomination Of candl date for
Town Representative.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
10 Country Traders and PedIers.
AT WHOLESALERS!

DOUGHT Ia the original and imported Packages, and
ID sold the lowest Boston and New York prices, But
TONS Braces Cutlery. Pins and Necdes, Hooks and Eyes
Cotton Threads Black and Coored Silks, Ivory aud Horn
Combs Plated silver Ware, &c. &c, together with gen
eral assortment of Dry Goods. WALKER WHITE.
Montpelier, August Ist, 1859.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
PATENT GRIST MILLS
MONTPELIER CARPET Store.

WI have just received 2O0O yards Wool Carpeng, on
w made before the advance, shall continue
sell at old prices at present Cotton Carpengs Stair
arpeting, and Bookings. Also, Oil Carpetngs, different
widths at prices that will pease-at the Peoples store,
March %, 1882. LYMAN " KING,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
READ READ ~ READ!y!
Over 1000 bottles daily manufactured and sold of
CLARKE'S
Vegetable Sherry Wine Bitters,
and still the cTy In

MUKE! WUKE! MUKE!!
We suppose the reason eveybody buys and takes these
Is because they are made of ROOTS and HERBS which all
know to do good and do injury such as
Rock Rose Sarsapara, Wntergreen. Dock Root, Dande
lion Wild Cherry Thotoughwort, Prickiy Ash, Poplar
Bark &c. the great remedies for weak ness loss Of ape
lite, sour stomach, Liver complaints and an unhealthy
state Of the Stomach, bowels, and blood The ladies all
ike them they give them such clear skin rosy cheeks
and good health, ale nice the really de-
cious and all say like them they are bound do
good. Sold for The low price If 25 cents for pint
bottle and 20 Cents for the mammoth bottle, holding
quarts md at properors lowest price wholesale and
tail by Fred E. Smith, to s. X. Collins Mont,
pter w. and retailed by Merchants and Druggists
rvxy here Q6m6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
}.)tc0.

In Waits6eld, Sabbath Aug als of scarf fever
Ma, ianne McKeen, daughter of Rev. c. Duran, aged
year aud months.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
,l.:s:IilIzIn

DALI. STYLE HATS and GAPS just received from New
York. W.. T. BURNllAM Agt.
Aug Gath.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age.
DIR. KENNEDY.

DIR. X ENNEDY,
OF ROXBURY, MASS.
III AS discovered In one OF pasture weeds,
Ii remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUTEOR,
From the icorst Scroflta dozen 10 common pimptes
He has tried il two Thousand cases. and never
failed except in two (boh thunder humor)
He has now in his possession five hundred cerii
Gates OF Its value, all within twenty miles tf Boston,
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and
perfect cure warranted when taken according the
directions
lie has given this medicine in every variety of hum
ana 10 and condition, to COMPLEXION and
conSutut on, and always with The result. Greit
numbers who have been doctong for twenty years. and
lost faith in every thing, said this might suit cases.
hui mol theirs but by taking bue have been aston
ished at the effect oft To the reader an idea of its
rise and progress, in Nay, 1852, when first nude it
business he prepared it IN lhre gallon crock In June
1885, he sold four Thousand three hundred wenty
ties of It,
When he began to make it, he advised to call it some
wonderful foreign herb Rt he says if you nre not
willing TO be cured by RoYbIy weeds you can try French
ones" And Roxbury eds have succeeded to cha rm
for even the pamies days of Townshends sersaparia
| is no comparison To 1t al retail,
ORpwAY n WADLEIGH. Lawrence Mass Exclusive
Agents for Vermont ~ wbOm all orders should be address
sed. For sale in Montpelier by FRED D. SMITH
August TO- 1853 33m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01
WANTED !!

0ATs. Butter, Cheese, Lard Eggs Potatoes. Beans and
" Hogs in exchange for Cash.
Wanted $4,000 in exchange for the hest selected lot
Groceries in the State. WILDER, SCOTT L. Co.
Depot Store, Aug. goth 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-09-01

DERBY, ORrON * MULLGAN, Buffalo.
C"pes sent by mail (post paid) on receipt OF price
Publishers Of Newspapers giving above one assertion
previous 10 January, 1854 will b. furnished with copy
postage paid, on forwarding their paper (marked) TO
DERRY q Err Auburn, N, Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
rJ- The Albany Express thus comments upon a re-
- ariiola In ILL Irthnne ON GOantc SfeAmers:v

This seems 10 be perfectly wild project a, the first
glance and yet il is not So great mech,nc and prao
teal and experienced Mr. Burden, iaboye alluded
to resolved entire feasibility of the thing years ago.
More than two years since he detailed TO the outlines Of
his gigantic plan and showed that steamship could be-
constructed upward Of 1000 feet in length and Of
than 600 Is burden, which would make the Atlantic
literally mere ferry and that would greatly shorten tho
time now consumed by our fectest steamers la making
trp between NeW'York and Liverpool The vessel would
BE- too large enter any port and MIR. Burden said that
the Cunardcs might then be oroftsby employed As light
as 10 communicate with The evathan at iis ocean moor
ncs If we recooct Alright he estimated the cost Of his
onser steamer about s200O0OO This stupendous idea
originated with Mr. Burden. As il received encourage
uent here il was not of course carried out and
find ncehbor Bull acting upon it, aud actually engaged In
constructing mammoth vessel Of $4,000 tuns burden aud
nearly 700 feet length
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the NETWORK GAS
REGULATOR cQAPASi are hereby nothei TIA. met nt
Of ~ Stockholders Of the aa Company viii Ne held ire @
Nsy lS O'clock in h. ae-nooa day the 0He a
HEfRY A CRAN No % val ~ IN the City 81 Se~York The
Of he netnE 70 extend the Capital q tie sd C9apHJ
10 eoncer and ACCEPT rpoan for TIE purchase b. o
the whole paeBf Ga Reru-to- 1r
Of the lu u th Corpsny b. usrusctuog sef
Gtf Resu ard % under ~ sid patent throughout the so
q tie Jusd States The Wbich proposed erfsnd
W CsVa q tie I'D COMPANY hundred sd Serenity 1ou
dol srs mks addition thousand dozs 70 tie
capital.
VIZ. A SALE j. s. STEPHENSON
JAMES SMITH. HENRY 4. CRAM
:. ]. CLARKE. HORATiO ALLEN,
Nep-York May T. l13. J. G. RSALE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

~ william froet asnss Dase DEFENDANT.
hsey .sIs.'ssa ,ss s.s e .ss-s' as eu7. IA. .A
the Cay Val q Ne sy q ss.ict q
Md -hhia ,senv Gays s
exclusive he ssrE add Cad sad complains
wilt
ssss asd kAsea dollars syesA, esat>
q
sss Of The se.oL-patsd New Jay isissa
nn lsulssTA NILES BA6LEY, Pkntfs Arornsya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
CUPREAIE COURT. City and County of New ork-

~ Mott demand
eara1o WILLIAM CANNON. dsenlan roa hsresy
dy led
eaeo ne Ct Of Yost The Cts Hal To
sa CITY su the sai the sub
sci Ne once No - wns seriy dJs the
sHe = M s-Hoss dy esscA sad yo1 a.
TO 'sef & s.s complain ~sAn ssed the Piatf .
Jse asssf ks Has and ~ three
pS 80 sse Ssst "a interest," ron Se ssA day q Nay Ou.
l~1 CtLaRLKs UNLOCK. Pi4lnuTs Aitorney,
- hviosf No Nassau st.Ss Yoyk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
Associate Pre,byterian synod.

Yesterday this body continued its session st the Associate
Chu ch in West Twenty eighthst, near Nnfilav. The
discussion Of the subject Of Home and Foreign Missions
was continued and occupied most Of the time during the
dsy. Reports were received from Domestic Missions OF
this Church which were favorable Reports from tbs Pres
byteries Of Cambridge and Vermont received and
ref ned to Committees An ac. adopted for day Of
humiliation PRAYER and thank gying The day was not
fixed An appeal from the Presbytery Of Vermont
postponed owing the absence OF one OF The parties
In the evening the SYNOD in Committee Of the Whole
discussed the subject Of Christion Union large audi
ence was in attendance Addresses were made by Rev.
and Rev. Mr.. Blair The Synod will Reasonable this
morning at 9 o'clock At the same place.
The Annual Sermon preached by the Moderator Of the
Last SynOd was delivered on Wednesday evening by Rev.
T GcodvIlie Of Vermont from Eph ,, viii, Unto
who am the la,; and the least If all saints"
East Nev-Yerk Methodist Episcopal Conference.
This body met again yesterday morning at O'Clock.
Bishops Waugh and Simpson presided. The Conference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
nIe0ifal.
u NJ BUTLER's PATENT TRUSS and SUP.

r. b. BUFFERS PATENT TRUSS and SUP
PORTER PADS for Hernia (upurel sDa Prolapsus U,@H
Ttdca on,eoneny Ast Epacd 81 Others
OEce 10. Nesey AewfoTk fnae IN ATTENDANCE Ia
srts 1Ttised al two weeks sge.
IT has l,ng tecn known 10 the Ladies that D. FELIX
soap purceon the sSia from frecks tan Tnpsa
suuburn &c located in quiet SPOT 81 Walkers trst store
fir cant Of tie oe proximity q another establishment
Gently orened selling are half pnce bearing The
nearly aud pToieng 70 Posso the virtues Of toe orsna be-
bCoytf d customers especially those from the cou E5o s
hs fedg eros and procure Dr. 5OUAAUOS
Soap ioudle Subtle han Dye LILY VIM g. 70 cea hem Pa.
Ga Naksrs first from Broadway west lde. County store
tfep,If D, wcd a illcr'i ehcoult
ADlLS wishing TO be confined privately can find ac-
~ coumodsra the house IN quiet negborhood
uptown by addressing H. NJ box No l5S General fosiOee
I yING-IN INSTITUTE, No. 20l West 36th-st. near
II eh-ayIn $ BAKER, 81 D. graduate and practical ply
opeued The above address nsttuton Of LYngn
81 daily With rsieEis her Office N the bulldog
visit them ct ih,ir homes
DLANE1Is BITTEkS.-1his aruce IS offered ts
tie puths for peoiry Indigestion Liver coSpsni
Sea sckfess Dyspepa Nervous Affections generally They
highly pleasing the and wholly vegetable their composites
For ssIebv w r HICKS Co. No Hl pa1ri-t
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE of an OLD
MURINE WTNsLOW wou d call attention ofthe ladies
her SOOTHING SYRUP, for children eethig II win give imn
rcef al inflammation making the process Of ens
easy, and Iosey sDs to cure the dsentsy sna eaTnti
RING Of JOhnf. ED Broadway; BOYD PAU NO -
Courlsndt NewYok; Mrs HAYES No IT'S Futcnt, Brooklyn
40 for slices glove CURTIS PFBKINs's WILD CHERRY
PITTFRs for the cure OF bilious eompa and general
whole fyfttu. Price only 57i cents in pint bottles
TF'OM, do you WANT WHISPERS or Mlstaches
i In dx weeks1 If you do. GRAHAMS ONGUENIi
forces he heard grow strong md uXsnt and vii not STAN OF
iDjrr he SKIN Tbs fully proved by the thousands VINO have
used ask you believe 81 per bottle 5eut 70 any
Isr country r. @ GRAHAM 50 Aunst aud all Drogsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

IN
~ against l. Greenyle
demand contradiction not ITO EDMUND L. DO
ZiER GREENvLE GRNDY You are hereby summoned and
required the complaint this hich filed
the CLERK the City and County the City
Hail. said city and Of said
subscribers n Office No. 2 Beekmsn said
after The OF this xeasve
Of such and you fail the said
paut within the aforesaid the plaintiff IN this acton viii take
Judgment etWo hundred fly doars
inter the SIXTH dsy Of Ap thousand eight hundred
Sfyhree besides the this scon-Daie5 Nay rs 1853
uSl Aw6wFs STEVENS & HOME. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
NETWORK. Thnrsday rsb.s 1854
Mr. JANEs HOWE Lafayette. la.

N.
Dear Sir. We should much regret to have any think
rs so deficient in 20 send circulars 20 any
che not engaged Kind Of business and beg that you
will not make much fun Of because Of the mistakes
of an agent who represented to US that he had list Of all
the merchants IN your Safe.
Permit us TO say however that feel assured youhavs
mistaken your vocation in combining yourself TO Hog and
Hominy From the talent displayed m your good.nst-
ured letter Of the Goth ut, persuaded that you
would prove shining light in Dry Goods, aud In
treat YOU to consider whether duty TO yourselves AMI your
nehbors does not demand that you should crsake the
vulgar realities" OF Pork and Corn for the refined
and elevated pursuits Of "Slk and Fancy Goods"
Yours respectfully - . -
ISunday Mercury bOWEN McNAMEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

lNHENRY TEN EYCK nsolyent from his debts pursuant
the povsns Of the Sd Article Of the inst title Of the 6h chapter Of
Revised Statutes Notice publ she'd Apr
lass Putuantto order Of Hon Welcome Beeee Csy Judge
OF NewlOk this made, 81 the creditors OF HENRY
ENCK insoyent Sebor hereby required show
they before said Judge his Chambers the City Hall
OF said the eighth day Of June SS O'Clock
why of said insovsni estate should
inside from 8ebtsDated NewY0rk Apnl
1856. JOHN FOWLER, yr- Attorney for Applicant,
a99l nNr6v No. 81 BoadNav Nav.Y York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

sluent and the learned would be faral one lie con
tended that tie complaints made Of ~ant OF asenton 10
the physical wants Of the poor was not Al all times Ven
iounsa hut there other complaints which could be
ade with usticc and Il was at the Of in
siIucton in pre- cca religion not given them and that
the spirit OF Christianity which was practical Law,
va carried ont lie compimenied the ladies' Who hal
undertskn tho management Of that Institution and who
sntS,d BY their practical teachings Of the Gospel 20 the
inmates snd IN misteFng 20 Me temporal and spiritual
wants Of the poor the true spirit Of Christianity for no
whtre was woman more al home than when engaged IN
works of practical bcnevolence and this was w0enans
place her peculiar position In the Catholic Church this
tfnevolence was beautifully carried out snd he would not
lake from the professors Of that persuasion what they
deserved for the hardened and sneerng deis' Votre
va meso into admiration when peakiog 1T the Sisters OF
Charity Of the Catholic Church. He. however. admired
more the benevolent Of the Protestant Churches
who Rad rot In the world they were destined 10 adcrn
but went n und spreading Joy and administering comfort
Ia the SsconsOate To administer consolation q the dis
,ressed wss the p, cularthe distinguishing Oh 'crstc
Of woman and in this she brave, for In Chrasts
.corv al his passion spd death on the cross when
lis Apostles forsock him and stood sloot glorious women
remained 10 watch and confer; and console him.
The services we're then conclude with singing and prayer
Tie chapel was filed with the inmates OF the institution
who comfortably clad snd appeared neat AID con-
tented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

MURDER At TR0Y.-We learn from The Troy Post that
on Wednesday about i. NJ woman Of bad character
named Robinson living State Dam, went into gro
oery corner Of Rensselaer, and River st. kept by
named flanagan against whom she had old gruge, and
wanted him to drink with her; 40 At last consented to
drink glass Of beer. young present inyi-
ted 10 drink with hcm which she did As they about
to drink Mrs Robinson took paper from her pocket con
of flanagan and the young woman. On their asking what
il was she said the incest kind of loaf sugar They
both drank the beer. The POWDER whichwss arsssjc,
soon began to have its effect md flanagan and the wcmaA
had p, scans call but spe of oil their exarons Lam
agan died VI potion about O'Clock the other victim
was sill dive when The Post went 10 press. coroners
nquest was sitting the Of flanagan, and was adj
ouned TOT on Thursday evening The posoner arrested
about 6 near the Troy House When taken she had two
pistols one Of Colts reyolvers and angle barrel IN her
possession, both loaded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
CUPREME COURT-County of Tompkins-Johr

Oh Brown Js w Brown .nd Jacob Gaesn Thos Nee.
josiah Fer Peter Lowe Elijah BakeI Henry Winter and SOL
opoD IL Merlin. ReheL-To JOSIAH FERRIS
PFTER b. LOWE defendants Yon hereby appear
Newlok
Fsas OF James w Brown and Jacob Geessn plain
it's filed in the rompkns County Clerks Ocs,
"a 1888 and 70 copy your the sub
Tempkin County, Newi ok witna twenty days
exclusive OF the day o. such
complaint s hereby required ne plain
tits vii apply the the relief the compliant
az lsw6wF D. BOARDMAS Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF

Il YrL hereby TO oil persns hlvns
the urbers, the Of WI
New York before the rpsh
july NV Yort. The s7th dsy Of January lisa
,.,...r. S3aS Mlk Il WILLIAMS E,oc.,or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

and oose Hemp cannot be carried as freight
seei viii b readiness 10 convey passengers 70 a. parts Of the
Country.
Steamer Etwia Lewis Tor ale -
BESsON BROUWER AseAhs No. lSi Wes,t
(NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSE1.-New-
~ lok SoperyBe dEzson-eonmescias Nav lSo-lesye
% NO. North River for EAson and ntermedate places az A. d.
NJ and SIS M Tor Somervs Pm Returning leaves
fhhPbusb opposite Esston AZ ans 10 NJ and S5 PM THIS
Of CourtAnSts -
stag rgss ron a. connection with aos rom oows
W. AZ rieiuhed u H. and S NJ on Sefrosys
or bs.tsnrse semee IS NJ daily for Pl1cksmn and Pea
Eek " h.e House A. ~ daily for Fennrton Ner hsnp
A. "a as{ or belvidera Phipsbgrgh daily, for
msosue betAlshem Allentown MaachChsak aud READING Pa
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHIIlA-
k,ss Two Lines daily 10 AN Accommodation Line
snAh. steamboat TRENTON 70 South AmSoy, thence By
49, Espfes Lane 81 By steamboat JOHN POTTER 70
~ Asssrzdnh bsv PAkdslphs 4 10 An snlsP.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

IL friend has kindly furnished Us with the following
bonafde corrtspondence the reading OF which We
laughed most heartily. We think II will afford readers
at least a smile The 6rss spse written by gentle
man who formerly connected with friend Porter ia
conducting The SpH Of ne Times II appears that Mr.
Howe receiy ID one Of Messr Bowen Co.'S business cir
culars by mistake, hence epste No l. No is not bit
behind il in courtesy or good humor'
LAFAYETTE, Ia, "Wednesday, January ~ lsS.
GENrIrMYS: Your esteemed favor calling my attention
70 YOUR very extensive well selected and highly adyan-
taeecuslv laid in stock OF SILKS aud Fancy Goods Laces
white Goods Hosiery &C. Sc came duly 10 hand
Ihave gentlemen pretty much made up my mind TO es
chew Fancy trgs and adhere TO the plain unvarnshed
ro,fr ofhte such Hog and liominy' Beef and rur
nps Cow Feed ground cob and s and the products Of
corn In al its various and nnumerable trsnsornaOns so
nerous indeed 10 afford most prolific theme for
host of the finest writers and lecturers OF day aud gene
ration should l. however, gentlemen, hnd occasion to
change or vary my present business purposes 80 far a. 20
touch the fancy other articles pertaining 10 your
tensiye line ofraic, it viii give pleasure to pay that
icnizng attention to your very copious circular, which
w nd seem 10 be consistent with entrance into business
relations with your very generally esteemed house.
Veryre respectfully and truly JAMES HOWE.
MessTs BowEs 4 hcNANEE, New fok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
Gcaal Notices.

ATa SURROGATEs COURT, held in and for the
N County New.York at the seogstes Office the City Of
New .B sT cfS U A S Bradford ss ha a
Rssl F.e Of SAMUEL N JUDAH decese-oo rssns fling
e proof by edayt Of the syGe Of an S oiss eq9s ss9lsms
judah late Of the City OF York deceased to appear
should rot be required to MOsee q
the saio s1ss ~ e CONTRARY ordered th ali persons interest,"
ed tie estate Of the said samuel Jsd. deceased appear before
the thy6 day of May neat at ten o'clock in the
issaiS not .'s $a{ a
shSil be necessary to pay his seb's w pp .nRopn so.
CLINToN& MILLS, Proctors. (a;SO4wD
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate ofthe
Of NY0 p ss SsTeS By sye9 y % Ssvp.
seas 10 the same with Der at
No s East 4s n the Cay Se Ny Va on 10, or
Si1Veebth Ssy Of Msy i6S MARY SWIFT E1ecatnT
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of Ps o seE sS e Ss2 t e al hay
deceased TO- present the vouchers
in S. % 1RS Move :" is S OF
DS the Nineteenth Day q MHy 6c sg E,.,,o
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
' cSs1 s C ES Si sS d. sy T a hay , q.
came sascnie, ae muse Of Pond
New IoI a. fss s ~ & ssS' lss
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Office
s ne Si TEE6F H i P Ss sS IL, CO 81 S
in before the I'm ds Of August
psed York.Fe II, JOHN HErIINGER, LSecatoL
iawcmfnE
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
II al
Gains ss.s r WHITE. The C 0fNW
os,e, Ma
49,, IA the CIV
az i.SsmFs JOSEPH T. WHITE,
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse G. Smith,
a. ES S .s s GG s .s THOMAS ss' 6soy % u:
required eshk
u, vouchers subs The rssdesce Of wlasm Bfowa
of Newt
dsy 81 September ne1t-D March %. lass
MS iSaSnF WILLIAM z DROWN. ,,,.u.,,..o,.
:. EVANS, fA'''NN"
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County
o
ne subscribers the
Souh nthe
JaIvne NswY dsy Of January. lisa
WILLET.
IS lsw6nFs GEORGE n WILLIAMS. i'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
,SITANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c. Smith,

hereby
3 Of
deceAed eshRst
m us,o.n Of Kn bssgc
dsy Of $ peub~r neGt-Dred March %. lsss.
mss iaaSnT WILLIAM 7 BROWN, As,s,,.,,A~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
nHICUIGAN SOUTHERN and NORTHERN INDI-

Chicago fox Monroe of q AM
Chicago fer Toledo at g An and PM
Toledo Tor Chicago at 8 AN and PA
Monroe for Chicago at ~ AN
with Toe edo and NOTwak Lake shore
NeYof md F Buffalo Albany aud Hudson River Railroads
fom ne ony RAILROAD between Chicago aud New
York City. c,.---
so Railroad communication opened between Chicago and
Columbus Cncn at Phlurgh Toledo and Norwak Road
Which River and Hamilton aid Dayton Roads az
Bellevue MapolS Road Of Momoeve and the Cleveland Co
hmbus and Cincinnati and Pitt urgh Roads 81 Cleveland
~ JOS n MOORE, Superintendent
Ohce. Adrian. 1852
-"''N IoUN PORTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27
ANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Office

the County OF
claim sr.t FREDERICK EATTEsEN late 81 the cv Of New Yo,k
With
poWcrv In The CT the h d Of
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