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New YORK, Oct. 2n.-NichulaS Br"har' WI" ,hH
been on trial for several days nj Rircrhend. III .n's
S;eie. for the murder o.; the Wickham fanny wa
To-day found guilty i'll the first degree and sch.r''Iu
to be hung. Il. treated the matter with perfect reck-
lcssncs-, and even made testing remarks 70 The J"eSc
after hc pronounced the awful sentence.
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L YORK POLITICS.

ALBANY, Oct. 2G.-Thc Anti-Rent State Conven-
tion, which met here to-day nominated the Wing STATE
ticket with he exception of Bradford K. """d' tie
candidate for Lieut.. Governor.
\ resolution asserting their claim 10 the soil, and
contending that no Indian titles are in full force, was
adopted.
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NnMIEtTInNS EnP CONGRESS.

New YORK, Oct. 2i.-Thc wings of IL" Skin N"h-
grc.-ionnl D~i.;ric, have nominated Capt. Marshall Tor
Congress. In the 2j:h district, the wings nave re-
nominated Edwin B. Morgan, Of Cnvnsn conntE'"h,'
il the present member. This i quite Il compliment
Ia Mr.. W., ~ the nomination belonged L" wayne
county, which bestowed il upon HIM.
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riiirAp!frui,. Oct. %S.-lh" d"c:": i. ""w III
.rsn. awaiting sentence. which II i thought will b.
considerably m~iti:a,cd in consequence OF the jury
recommendation FOR mercy. Many are 81 "i.n!on thai
rr.st ,Hci,rm.ut. and u motion will he made Tor Il rer
trini.
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GREAT EIRE-SAD ACCIDEN

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.-The New England lioiei'
the St. Charles Hotel, the Custom House, and 'Tr'y
other buildings at Cleveland, have been burnt. Loss
one .ailion.
Fifty einisrau,s were killed by the accident on the
CSnLua rnau,
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SOFT SHELL NOMINATION.

ALBANY. y. T.. Oct. 2i.-Ih" soft democracy q"
thi- Congressional district nominated to-day john /
l.. Pruyn. rs :hc!r candidate. IL is the treasurer .
the Central Ruilroad Company.
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fUtpEI. OF FORGERY.

CLEVELAND, Oct. -..-Lyman Cole. OF Martin
Washington nn,oric,v, was arrested Yesterday, a
CLuyrin Fa!!., charged with conncxIon with k!ssan'
in the recent bank i"rgcTl"S.
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CoLCMRI,, ). C.. Oct. CHA letter dated Maroon
Oct. 18th, received here, says that Howard '"iIegc
were greatly injured 10y jumping from the windows.
Two are reported In be dead.
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SERIDI'S ACCIDENT

BE,xrr"Er. &C.. W. Oct. IA scrious collision
occurred on the Great Western rail road, about
twenty mill. west "t Chatham, this morning, AMI "'
learn that sevcrnl persons, mostly "Im,"rr'i-, Mr."
IN. 4
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.


hsNRie0 CiEcrIr CoGRT.--A law % 1873 hay,
4 limited prosecutions for l,j,emy to will,
= y,.,.. ,f..r ~, c,,,,G; ~.
+ 49,, " rue "A"h'', To
: '"'-' l'''i''"j S"'''.''i''i Il nation male b..
! lie r"'I'iSrI az Is. +. Pr"Uiiss I, ruT=I Il,. ind .
.nrui al,i'r which he was arra;gndi. and m, rr.l,
rr was discharged. lniIno!in'"ly Thereafter, ,i,. (;
! ntonweal''l Attorney, J. b. Young Esq, asked n.
, e" tn" chang Ut cOna.iting with p womag
ms VII. M"!. III 'ssn' WIZ Is 80. 'Flng. T..
mil an mir should be-, male on Ia. olirisi r.r~.
the court di>rhar-in- HIM from custody mH.,r l..
'i'!'i'' u, I'"',,,'i Itm"L :, "' - "''-"I "Ity
M"I'" w." =, mJ Tn, H. Wv ,r'n -. =" "'s'i' 'n
nay wv" , H''"ThrE E..
"pr"E"hH! r'"''H'n i" f',"''i 90 't,"'t al! b..
r'sS "'la''''" "'"t' ""' $50 ~ "t ~ H' Gea.
time. lie >''"''' cure .t'' MnrH III" j " b. g..
rhI-n"d l. asa pAiLS!'H'' -! '"."h'N,,"' ' a. rra.
!i"lIiHtFN. IaI."> Lyons ','' y - 'n''a'h' !.4,.
Tn" ease Of browning, S''""'t and i'"'..' c.....
VIII '"'''h- u .I''-' - ''"'' was ''"'"''' T..
" ~
OUTRAGE ~ Nr.Eo.-.i corr,sICaG,s: o.. o.
Dispatch sfnt"- that ~ n',,rn rnau named Joe, bG,,-
;,,,, Ar T. wo,L-,. nf pi;tsyIy.,s
80. |
'"""''''' "''t' III ""' ,'' " '''"F"
wears "i acr. f.: whom mach sympathy !, iur bv n
community III i- riilTt o' ''Aan'E' ne mr"" q Hn>
,,n,,i;i,,i +, i,ii. r.I viii nn dnuir r...y. 80,
ward due his great crime.
SiH"r OF rhF Ph:NFITFRf 90 VIRGINIA. W
S.l-Tl. SYNOD of V.l.inia met ACCORDING Ia Il. b.
i'"In'', III ~ ''l '','": ''"' : ""''" 81 H''A'"sr-
.n "'''''"H' ''' y" 100 " = "".'E, ?
=" ~ I!''i D," " "tr Wv. ~, - i". " III, . = !. NJ, "a.
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MEETING OF SiSop.-The Synod Of the Presbyte-
rian Church Of Virginia, 20. ST. commenced its SEES
sion i'll Alexandria, last evening, at the First Presby-
terrain Church.
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NOTICE

NOTICE 80. :,
WAVING aualheLe tac "!H..Nss'',,'f 81 n,,rCr be;
H iismry 'K..., d,:sa-cc. io'rn'fly .! ..a..., ,a,
late .. Richmond, a! PcF-""' nL'..s =, hem % ~. :or
.s,t Talr GnA ri! pccsons .a1sL I'd TO H." '.'' ''''
hereby required to "''"' P''" plNlEL pE>noH
Der l.-9,wBw """
~ r..,,,,c. on Lo.-h -,r'"', ga
E]s Err ;5I p; from a.y D: ~ 5jif, ,s . Es:!ow .! p., .5s G s...
with T. wa!;c s-es" Oh bnra.. W other &rr,'',
on the belly, 'iin ly.s, srI w.! % paid tor Hcr Hc".'.
10 me- 4, nv T'f'"fH''' V. B RATCLIFF-
ner rccor"Ty.
Oct 81! .,'i
VEAsT rOWpEN,.rFsS, % & >'''
Il !"'7' F""' p JOHNSTON x BRO, hf-'.
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ANOTHER HANk DEFALCATION.
THE BALTIC SAILED.

New YORK, Oct. .s.-We have Wall street III q te-
Yer this morning over the rumor Ot another bank de-
tnlcuriou Of SlU0,UuO.
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THE FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEAss, Oct. 2s.-The fever here is una
ba;ed-rather OH the increase.
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TIE DALIIV NAILED.
New YORK, Oct. 2o.-The Baltic sailed this morn
Ing, with eighty passengers and 3 100 in specie.
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THE FIELD AFTER TIE BATTLE.

lIEICnr- uT ALMA, N"i:. -.
Il was i terrible and >Ickrni1G sight I" :" over IL"
battle field. iii deprived Of my h"r-" by a chance
shot, | rn.. aoour Ia ascertain. "a far NJ possible. me
loss of our friends. and IN doing 50 | WIS often brought
Ia a sia.l.siili by the difficulty uf getting through the
piles e: wounded Russians, mingled II" oitrn Win
our own poor soldiers. The hills of Greenwich pax
in fair time nrc not more dcnsriy covered with human
beings than were the heights ot Alma with dead and
dying. On these bloody mounds fell 2.l'b English
officers md men. and upwards OF 5000 Russians,
while Their western extremity was covered with the
bodies OF ] 400 gallant FrcnrIImcn and vi more than
3,00U al their foes.
When Lord Raglan and his stalI and the Duke OF
Cambridge rod. round 10 the top oi the hill 1.-THE troops
chr-rt,i Them with Il thrilling etlcct-a shout OF VIC
tory which never cal be- forgotten. The enemy, who
were living in the distance, might almost have heard
It's echoes a. it rolled among the hills. Our men had,
indeed, done their work we'll, for the nctlon, which
commenced at - on our part, was over about ! r:
VI. In fact. the actual close continuous fighting CD
not last two hours
The Russian regiments engaged aSnnst us, Judging
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FKrurRrcKsrrRG AND GuUr"N.vIiLf hN''''
iii. Frcdrr!rL -',urE Herald fear that 'h' ""'
tLi. r,IRd will have to- be- suspended ipT wau' "''".'
| Contrary t., expectation. the o'.i" Of The Comp"
| hooL. rnu,I not h" Effected upon iu!."!"u. t"rn'' .
| the ron-cgr"a"" will probably Nc " Al l""-.I" "t w.
,yorL for ,iv. ur * mun'lr-. Air"nGy :hc:" ts '''
about 41U.UJo cSp"rde! on the work. and N" ~ .
'o.. ,hat viii ru-U" 10 the hai!."ad Company W.
that consequent upon leaving their !'ne 'APoS'G I..'
iur!cruruCv al II winter s"G-On. Which wi ,h'.'
clear .nrs Of about ten per cont, or : ,""".
been wisely provided by the contract -:iIH'"'!'h' 80
"r .l-,.niil. the WORK. or ii.ch,rc.ug To" contra
tors. after nu" month"; notice. - t"s' h' -
iann: -. cnn he succ.,.ip!iy .na.ItEr'i NJ ""'
! ROANOKE C,llrrr.--Tu.s C".!r-, located " -
lem, Noonohe county. ha- %. eneI IT. ID! -''''D y
Il large recession Of ""~ s;l!""r-. The las ~
number OF the institution hG7 bel more tnn. " y
b!cd. The friends o; the :ns;!;4i'o' ~" = "
encouraged in its hnrl sGccc.'. ~
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OrTRAGr ~ Nr,En.-.t c2rr.slcaGra; a.: :,
Dispatch >tnt"- that II n':r" r"an named Jar, ba,,.
in. To- MIR. i. J.. waikiki. "f lj;isylvan,a conn.
committed II RAPE i'll rl,at county a T." day. 49, ~.
tho person "l Mis- L, yI"li-. II viii" -, ah,,:
wears ui acr. irs whom mach sympathy !, let bv n,
community. IE lis vrirTt OF iuiamv. he drew q kD.
| tmI --v"r.iy w"und,! ;Hc yUung .nIy. t- M. be-,
committed to jail. G"d viii II" DOUBT Receive thu.
ward due his great rrllu".
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pI"TEiN IN SLAVERY.

Mr.. c. Putnam il l. dnstriously writing GOWN ''
Magazine i'll the Sou;h. III the last number III ''''
a~cterizcs slavery in ,hcsa words "f'"'n Us : -"
,ure it is n despo,ism Of force, OF law an" ~ "r'
colnbined--partia!ly m~itisatcd III rr"''re y!
personal considerations, blu. in theory "'S"'"''' ''
administered for the most part. by I'll" whip; ii is sane
TONED by lerislation and it admits Of II" srr"'
,;nv or discussion. All that can be said "l H.
in the regions where it prevails even ny '"'.'
deeply Interested i'll lis results, m''' "' '"''' !" ;.
vor on pain of pcremptory bnnIShme"' or "SS"','""-
ton" Ii all Northern periodicals would 'peah III
this spirit, there would he some nope "' " '"'m'
literature. We ac glad to learn FROM t!c p'''N' ''''''
here, that Putnam is rapidly vanishing from Tie mar
kct. The void should be supplied by Tie H'""''"
Quarterly R'rnw, the ablcst prrlod''"I Ill 'I' ''"''
Try.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
SATrEDAy, OCTOBER -, 1871.

BY RITCIIIE. PRYOR ~ pl''f'i
yv + RircurE \ Rn'i&i \. PRYOR f!"loN-
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I but every good citizen. eycry:r;r',i 20 ,he ;"'"r ,% ii =
mony ri til. u'nim. should -et hi'ss;l ~ '":, 5 '","%
policy as this. We bclicvc that; si'il i Hr2I.' ~, W. md
Ta Observation-Disclosures rr y,.' ~ w",!d rcnirr surh " rsnli posi-,
bic, would inznrI the existence Of The Union. I N"
course, therefor, would IL. ri"fr S"i''I"'IMn', ,' "I, n
grrous. As il is NJ. BEih-. p"'pl'' !" =, .,inn al
policy, We cannot, consistently wi'h }"
hubble duty, supper: him tr r"-"l'r'i"I''
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FREAKS OF FoRTrSE: Ry j. +. JONES. Published
by Peterson, Ph,ade(pLu. Received from Mr.
Wooihouse.l
The scene of this new tale is laid in Philadelphia
There il an admirable combination If hu,nor and pa
,l,osi in the narrative, and the sketches Of some Of the
characters. clerical, political, legal, and mercantile
are particularly line. The book is well worth peru
sing. We deem it the beat which liz popular author
has vet produced.
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THk rIfffRE,rr.-P",,"n@"i- now max" III" IF
between Richmond AMI DaHvilc in about lShoSrs.
Two years ago il took five iry- am! nights. rr"v"liH u.
all the tim. To max" i trip :" and from Eirlinmn" $
II COS; Of go; HOW III" "trip can 10" made III ~" la.
~ cost al about So. inclusive, 80! have some spsr
time To transact BUSINESS in Richmond.
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SrS"p OF rnr pG2,TYrrHY ~ N%IRGly.a. "a.
S.)-Thr synod Of V.@inia met according To il. 81:
~inurnnrut in lie Presbyterian Church Of A.~r1,u!r.
on "Wednesday. 0rtohcr 9th. 1871 at! O'Clock. =
vi. and was opened win n >,rn"n !r tn R,y. W.
r.u l.. Du:i"u. ihr mp ...":Jr. :,u". r>a!m H.. .
"Dhi har my wty. wrrr .:y.c:u. 80 keep tl~ g..
U',>.' IL" Syr."n! WIS called &" "s!cr, IN! :ii.y =.
Ministers AMI ihirty u"r KW.,,s I.!rr- w.rc prr.,r,
Rev. William l'r""i 81 Augusta. Wa r,.r'.. N..
ratio: "I-th" synod during - "n-ulnc >.>>INH. n. +
l.. Dthm"v. D.. H., O; t.."m Theological Srln'r--
Va. ami K.y. >. Henry S.mirh. oi Chsrlar,.y..
temporary Clerks: after which the synod adjourn
Ill. IIG:,,."y a!".nIn-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23

ence in his mind seemed to be, that HE must
be included; that modesty which but just now
spoke of ''humble Abilities" has somewhat
eyaporated. When I saw the article signed
IN. 81 conceived it to be my duty to re.
ply to the honest inquiries of OF an old and
highly valued friend. I desi gned to G i've
truthful account of the transactions, as | I'M
derstood them. honestly came to the con.
clusion "that the failure elect to the United
States Senate champion Of liberty &C.,
might be attributed to strange and unnat-
ural proclivity towards old line democracy
| deem it proper to say that Mr.. Barber fur
nished me with some reasons to believe that
he was the subject of such proclivities. The
evening that arrived at Montpelier was
called on in caucus for some remarks. | spoke
in rather plain terms Of modern democracy
Mr.. Barber called out to me iii an indignant
manner and asked if | had come up there to
advise the Free Soil party to unite with the
wings. | replied that | would submit to any
legal gentleman whether that was not a hnd.
ing question. Mr.. Barber said that "any one
who would make such severe remarks ought
to have leading questions put to him." | re-
ceived the impression that had touched MIR.
| Barber, or his near relations in tender place.
1t will be remembered by those present, that
in one of those caucusses cheerfully bore
testimony to the efficient and important servi-
ces that Mr.. Barber had rendered in the lib
erty and Free Soil parties. | have frequent
ly repeated that testimony in private CONVEX.
sation. [ ought, in justice, to say, that once
in caucus, Mr.. Barber came to my rescue
when the autocrat, the chairman, was about
to infict the gag.rule.
! have cherished no disposition to abuse
Mr.. Barber, Or any one who has acted with
him. There are many, | think, who will
bear witness that, in the meeting held in thu
evening after Mr. Robinson's election, that
urged the exercise Of charity towards all who
differed form us in their views of expcdiency
and duty. | have had no other feeling thar
to unite all who are truly and heartily anti
slavery in their principles; and have a
earnestly desired that all who can put prin
ciple on and off, to suit private interest, as
laquey changes his livery at his masters com
mand, might ego out from us" and Ego tc
their own place"
feel abused and injured by having m!
name handed about as the calumniator AM
traducer OF Mr. Barber
He informs us that in his next, he shall
"notice some OF the many misstatements o
A. s. Barton, and othrrs. and branl them 4
they deserve. L hope to be prepared for tn
catastrophe. 1t is happy circumstance tina
We are 80 constituted that frequent convul
sions lose their power of exciting alarm. W
have had shock after shock, until, [ trust, b,
this gradual process, we shall be able to NEE
the last explosion calmly, however grand O
fatal it may be. Yours, &C.,
RyLAND FLETCHER.
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the latter defending the mcmorialists at some
length.
Mr.. Badger replied 10 Mr.. Seward, and
moved to lay the subject on the table which
was agreed to.
HoUsE.-Mr. Appleton asked leave to pre-
sent the remonstrance of New England Cler-
gymen against the Nebraska bill. Mr.. Boyce
Directing, the paper was withdrawn.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1854.
SENArE.-Several remonstrances against
the Nebraska bill were presented.
The joint resolution authorizing the fixing
a site for a Light House on Cohassctt Rocks,
was passed, as was also bill providing re-
tired list for disabled army officers.
HousE.-The Speaker laid before the House
a Message ON the Black Warrior affair." The
Message was referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, and ordered to be printed.
SENATE.-The Phelps case was taken up.
Messrs. Mason, Toueey and Stuart opposed
Mr.. Phelps claim, and Messrs. Grier, Walk
er and Clayton supported it. The Senate fl
nally decided by q vote of u to rs.
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depot STORM.

THE PLACE to buy Goods cheap aud save the trucking
l. bills buy IF the subscriber who has general assert
ment' consisting in part Of the following, III
g5 Tons Platter
500 kbls. Selected Stone Lime,
100 " Extra Flour,
TO Bus. White Fish aud Mackinau Trout,
5 6 Salmon Trout.
10 &C Macktrt and Salt Pork,
50 Quin,als Cud Fish,
100 Bus. Il. |. Salt, VERY nice
Tcbaccc, Teas Coffee, sugars, syrup Molasscs, Nuts,
Confetti nary, & c., &c.
Cash customers VIII not 20 away empty if low prices
wIal 'hey want. ID. l.. FULLER
Montpelier, March Gtll 1854. 10
Notice.
fTii!S Is TO certify tMt have gwen my George H.
i Wheeler his time dunng the remainder of his min0r
N and Sall claim name Of his earnings pay any debts
OF his contracting after this date.
Marshfcd, Mar IS h, 1854. LEONARD WHEELER.
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Tlils0.

In Montpelier, March 10Th, of lung fever, Dr. RALPH Kill
Bourne, aged 81 years. Another good has gone, In
the death of Dir. H., we have lost Kind and agreeable neigh
bo consistent and exemplary Christian, intelligent aud
useful citizen, and highmiel planthraist. Aside from
his afflicted family many will be the sincere for Or.
Ralph lsbourne.
In Waterbury, March 18th, much amented, Mrs. ELKAugrH
WOODWARD, wifi Of Mr. Joseph Woodward and daughter of
Daniel and Lydia r. Denion, aged 80 years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
Benjamin Wells Estate.

~ ~ are oF VERMONT, In Probate Court held p.
w SgToN iS1nIcr, Montpelier within and Ersa:
DISTRICT, on III. 10Th day of March, A. II. 1854,
X Z. PUTNAM Administrator Of the estate Of Bsnia-
MN Wells, late nf Woodbury., in soid Dislric., dc
lne said Benz min Wells was in his te time under cor.
tract binding in equity to deed Isaac Wells of said
Wooahy NE following described real estate to wit: the
soucry half of Lot No. 60 In Ianes survey 50 called b.
Ing inc same land on which Isaac Wells now lives and
praying that License may be granted him convy said snd
according TO sah contract Therefore it ordered by said
Court that said application e referred to session thereof
70 b. he NJ at the Probate Office in Monp er on the Ah
DAY OF April y. d. 1854 for hearing and decision thereon
ana Is tnther odetd, that notice OF said application
and of the time and place appointed for the hearing theeo
hc gwen TO all persons interested by the publication If the
same three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
ffeemi, hewspa per published at Montpelier, previous
to the time so appointed, that they may appeaRs sat
and place, und if they object to the license
piled for. BY the Cour
II AtLast. IOSEpu PNLANu. Indian.
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re the Hon. the Probate Court for the Dis

thc EEOUatG court Tor the his
trict OF Randolph
uMES RICHARD 5. CCRRIER Of Washington in said
ptlc and Shows your Hon. Court ma. heretofore to
W. m Tue fourth Tuesday May, 1853 by Jesse
ep1elai Attorney before said Court to render his
w certain property claimed to have been by him
f and for the Correction Of certain supposed err
Ii n ,rnlef accounts rendered touching the Of
Tler, late OF Orange, in said district deceased tea
he appeared, and such proceedings were had that
I matters We're held by ooRtIuuances obtained without
@ consent Of notice to said Currier until the
~ @ iuesay Of October 1885, when said Court proceeded
IL enlistment and correction Of supposed errors and thu
tSu was that large amount was addge against him in
ms ABSENCE and stands upon the records Of said Cour
sas HIM. whereby manifest error has which he
iays may be corrected Wherefore prays this Hon. Cost
etNnlne said account and correct the error, that have ill.,
II such manner, and such time as to said tu
@ seelst and that all interested be- notified To arpegr
March 9th, 1854 u g F FI2pt,,
VI VERMONT, 1t is ordered by the Probate Coar
DISTRICT, S. for the District Of Randolph af
% t The heirs and all persons Interested in the estate Of
yo turrier late of Orange, in district deceased m
h9ened to appear before said Court at session there
VI 70 ne odc at Parkers Inn in Washington in said .
N.Y. Oh tht 18th dy Of March, A. b. 1854 and contest oil
matters IN e hearing the aforesaid petition and in the
i"lloh Of tie account Of said Curier a. Administrator Of
VIZ estate Oh sad deceased and for that purpose the said et
M together with this order of notice is to be published three
Weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman news
paper printed at Montpelier, in this State which publications
af6res id. " ~ P NC
even under my hand at Randolph this It'll day Of March
a. " Io3f IL JOHN b. HUTCHINSON Jndpe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-03-23
D slsaaa HEalA1S Estate.

SiATh OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden q,
W.shlseToS DlsIR'cT S. Montpelier, within and for
saia District, on the 6h dry of March, A. b. 1854.
ENuEl. Perry aud John W. Ila Administrators the
IL Estate Of Jonas Hail. late of Calais, in said District
ceased, present htr administration account fo.
Wercupon It is ordered that the be referred the
th day of April next at the Probate Office in said Mont
peer, for examination and allowance and that all
cerned he notified hereof by the publication of this order
in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Montpelier,
three weeks successfully may be, that they mav
appear, and at said time and place, if they cause nt
jec thereto. BY Order of Court
u Attest, JOSEPH POLAND, Judge.