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Petition to Sell Land.

STATE OF VERMONT, I The Honorable the
District of Chittenden, IS the Probate Court Tor
the District of Chittenden, 10 all persons concerned
in the estate Of Apheus Hall, late of Milton, in
said district, deceased. GREEIISG
Whereas, Apheus Hall and Caroline Hall, Admin.
istrato:s of the estate Of said deceased have filed
in said Probate Court their petition in writing set
ting forth that the said deceased died seized and
possessed 81 certain real estate in the town of Mil
aforesaid, that all the debts against the estate
Of the said deceased allowed by the cOInmissio
ers of said estate except note payable to Alpheus
Hall, Jun, which note was not payable until after
the decrase of the said deceased and his wife, have
been paid and discharged that after the deeease of
the said Alpnvu-, certain real estate in Milton
afore aid set out to Mrs. Marcy Hall widow of
said deceased for her dover in said estate that the
residue of said estate was divided to and among
the heirs oi the said deceased that Mrs. Marcy
Hall widow. as aforesaid has now deceased, there is
personal estate belonging to tbs estate Of said
deceased that the claim of the said Alpheus, jun =,
hundred aud eghty-hye dollars, aud praying said
Court to grant them license to sell all said real
estate to pay said debt and expenses oi administTa
ton.
Aud tbs said Court hay ing aes gn4d the lth day
of March \. u. IL 81 at the Probate uiice in Bur
ngtun il .hii District for hearing and deciding
said petition and ordered that ali persons
be notified thereof, by publishing the substance Of
iat petition ana the time and place assigned ioI
hearing, three weeks excessively in the BurGgtun
Free Press, the last Of which to be previous " the
day set tor healing.
Therefore y,u hereby rotiied to slFssI btfore
said Count Mt the time and place aa1 esai1 and show
cause II any you have why the shii license should
not be granted.
| Given under my hand a! Burlington in said Dis
| trict this i,tu day oil February A. b. 1854.
w35~J " Ii FRENCH. Jalgs.
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Religions intnlligence

DR.. Duff the distinguished missionary Of
Calcutta, has recently arrived in ths country
on visit for the purpose Of observing our
institutions. A large asscmblage including
seventy protestant ministers, gave him
formal welcome at Phihlelnhia, on Volncs.
day, Of Last week. Or. DUFF delivered brief
address urging Christian ministers to laymen
and engage personally in the great cause Of
missions.
Rev. DR.. Cox has been compelled, by con-
tinued ill-health, to request the people Of his
charge, the First Presbyterian Church in
Brooklyn, to unite with him in asking OF the
Presbytery q dissolution of the pastoral rela-
uIq, whi.n mas suhs;sted for nearly twenty
years. Ills people hive rendered to him as
token Of affection, $1,000, with which sum
he has purchased farm near Oswcgo, n. Y
The receipts Of the American Tract Society,
for January, were $50, 056, including 500, 525
in donations The gratutous circulation of
publications since April l, exceeds forty six
millions Of pages. The daily issues Of books
is about 5000, and of other publications, in
Guiding periodicals, nearly $4,000.
At the meeting of the Executive Com
mittee, on the Goth ult., information was
communicated from Rev. Dr.. King, of Athens,
Greece, that the obstacles to his labors were
chiefly removed.
The American Bible Society holds its thirty
eighth anniversary meeting in New York OF
the 18th Of May next. The financial account.
close on the last day Of March, and as $50 800
OF appropriations made ut their last meeting
are yet unpaid, they desire aid to enable then
to meet them before the close Of the fnancia
year.
Lent Commenced on Wednesday last. Tn
Freeman's Journal Of March LIST, remarks
I" To day. round all the CathCiic affairs, mil
lions of the faithful are kneeling to-day tn
dark-stoled Priest marks on the forehead tn
sacred cross in ashes
In the social prayer meeting for College
held in the Old south" Boston, last week
it was stated that in the New England col
loges there were about 2400 students, an
among these 800 were professors Of religion
and 400 were preparing for the ministry, ais
that the number Of students in theologic;
seminaries had bten on the decrease sine
ls40. Then the number in our theologc,
seminarics was 32S, while in 1852 the numbt
was 1873, and had increased none since, viii
the demand at home, in the wide West and
the foreign field, has vastly increased. 7!
number Of students in Andover 1heologic
Seminary in 1870 was 1872 in 1852 it W;
81 and the same decrease was known to G
ist in the Old School Presby Church
ami in the Baptist Church the decrease vi
even more alarming,
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.TORTHER.F RAILROAD. " Y.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

IN and after Monday, May 30, 1859,
" trans will run as follows
Leave Ogdensburgh dt6 Am 30 A 81, and2 80
p NJ.
Arriving at RousesP ONT at lO.45A.M. IL Is AN,
ana BPM.
Leave Kouse's Pon, at ga NJ 2 80 P. NJ, and 6 80
?. n,
Arriving at O sdensburgh at 80 P. NJ ,7rM., and
IL p.
Passengers leaving Ogdpnsburgh by the morning
trains will br able to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
By the afternoon tram they will reach Morp, her
and Rutland the same evening md Boston and NV
York early me nrxt dav. They viii also reach The
steamboats, in season for their evening run south
through Lake ChamNlain.
Passengers leaving Boston and New York in the
early trans from those cities and Montreal al {
o'clock p. NJ. will reach the boats from updens.
burgh Tor pons TN Lake Ontario and ihr Upper
Lakes the same evening
The tram leaving Ogdensburgh OF 80 a Vi con.
meets with the Express Steamers from the West
putting passengers by those steamers into Boslo,
and New York the same evening. To- This Irail
does not stop al Way Staupn1.
GEORGE PARKER,
d&wtt Superintendent.
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PROCLAIM ALTON
To the Citizens Of burlington
pr iIrk fNi'l'


HIDRO.- FLEC1EH tOLT'iH fNIINN
NONS1RrCrEu 40 RI WoKS NtNt 10 rnL
y kin. producing IL cvh-tttt rttrrut 81 Hitafir.
fayttd fA,tI .Hitn,i.,a--NG 'it..tn.tIlA.L .t.
LItt, tedn All .trir r.Is.. and a..
p,rmds,nt Cur, u al y HrHyl, D,e,dgtS.
PvLv1RAAcarn's ElLs1aic Cn.I,s were st,t
used in France, three years since, IOf the cure OF
Nervous Diseases, and after icing unlimited to the
most thorough trial, in every Hospital ia Paris, b.
the most learned Profe in that city, they
recommended to the Government Of France, who
granted Patent for the discovery. During the year
ls5l-2, they we're introduced in Germany, Austrn
Prussia and England ard one year since, introduced
and Patented W the United States Government.
Most Astonishing CuIss Of
RLeumati.m, st. vitn:.Daa,e.
Painful .welled joints, PAlpitat.on OF tie Heart
Neuralgia OF the face, Periodical Headache,
Deafness Blindness Pains from Inilse .tior
Mysteries, Dyspepsia, Uterine Pains
EVERY Disc AsE, CALLED NEHNous,
i, quickly and rapidly cured, by simply w,Ghng the
Chains Tor a few hour, each day
The Chains were FIRST introduced in the city o
New iork, where they were eShibited to fivis,;.rs
Valentine Mott, Van baren, Post and Carnoehsn
who readily discovered that they possessed Strange
AMI Singular Power OF
Instantly Relieving Pains.
whenever applied and nv their Recommendation.
aud influence they introduced into the different
Hospitals in New York, and are now in daily use in
these Institutions in the ami cure II the
above named diseases
NO OTHER MECHANICAL AGENT,
in the world, can produce many we'll authent
Gated Certificates OF cure, from Scientific Physicians
and Intelligent Patients may be found IN eae L
Pamphlet, which may be obtained grntia at tn,
Drug store of THO. A. PECK who is the sole gem
for Burlington and who will explain the manner o.
USE TO any one who may apply
In the city of New \ ork, in the General Office
! 5Oe Broadway, there are daily being soid, from
forty ~ sixty Chains and the sale and ivma nd il
Boston are as great in proportion the population
| although they have been introduced three months
The Chains are easily worn and are equally ap
plicaos TO all classes of persons. the child US vel
"a the adult, and always ready for use--neye
| get cut of repair, and much an article q
ornament, us n valuable means Of cure.
CAUTION 40 LADiLs.-Ladies who are ,a,i,nfe ar
| requested not 10 continue their ule bat for n ie
moments, at each time, for by long use tnastarnag
| if frequently produced.
The prices Of the Chaina are 3d. aud -, Is an
80 links, and can be by mail, To- any part
the state, by addressing THro A. Pf,K, only AgeI
for Burlington.
I. sTEINERT, SOS Broadway, y. Y, Gener.
Agent.
September II, 1853 wl3mos.G
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1854 VT. Central Railroad. 1854
Northern and Western, British and United
States Mail Route.
49, ssss tsss ssls aaFsssa. ~

nN AND AFTER MARCH /, 1854, PASSEN-
~ ger Trains will run as follows
GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Boston at II A. VI. reaching Burlington at
Il and Rouses Point at p. NJ, Montreal in the
forenoon, and ogdensburgh at noon next day.
GOING EAST AND SOUTH.
Leave Rouse's Point at 6 A. NJ, and 2 P. NJ, in
connection with trains from Montreal and Osden7-
burgh, and arriving in Boston and New York THE
SAME day, by the A NJ train, and the next day by
the 2 p. NJ. train.
For further information, apply at the 0gdensburg
and Rouses's Point Passenger Stations, the Cham
plain and st. Lawrence Railroad Office, Montreal to
OTIS KINBALL, Agent, los State Street. and at the
Ticket Office, schollay's Building, 50 Court Street
Boston,
xU-freight Trains run daily.
JAMES MOORE, Supt. V, Z. r. r.
Mortified, W., December, 10, 1858.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

CONSISTING OF ?15 ACRES, ALL ARABLE
Y land OF excellent quality, and d, siahle
variety vi soils Ii has two good Dw yelling HOUSE
aud numerous Barns and sheds Is situated i,ur
miles from burlington Nillago by ia, h,si road in
the County, and from TIA, building commands view
of the broad Lake, it, islands bays and adjacent
sccnrr4 superior to almost any other il town, MAX
ing il very pleasant place residence Altogetk,
il combines advantage rarely ~ be found unit,
and will be sold ~ per cent lower than the syeat
price for the last two years, OF equally fertile ",
ern Vermont baud. GEO + BAR TOW
darlington. Jan g. Htf
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---EtlIoT CRyssDN, President of the Penn.
sylvenia Colonization Society, died in Fniia-
delphia on Monday, in the sixticth year Of
his age. Tho whole Of his manhood has been
scene ofactivitv and devotion to public IN
,cres., and the general welfare Of mankind.
with special dedication of himself to the
Christianization of Africa nv tho agency Of
her own sons from this land. lie left in ha
will Sl27 900 for philnnthropic objects. in
Guiding $4,000 for the American Sunday
School Union, $1,000 for the School OF De-
sign, $40 900 for the Historical Society, Sl0,-
Geo for II monument of William Penn. { To-
600 to the Episcopal Missions to Port Cres-
son, Africa, 5000 to the Episcopal Semnc-
ryat Alexandria, $1,000 10 the Hospital for
the Insane, $1,000 to Philadelphia City for
planting trees, besides sums Of various bene-
VIOLENT institutions Of that City.
"A PHrslci,S in the Home Journal re-
commends to American women who would nc.
quire the freshness and elasticity cf constitution
of the nglsb women, n regimen of Cod Lvci
Oil, hard crackers, pale ale, and exercise.
-AN IMPORTANT Bill has been intro
duced in the l. s. Senate by Mr.. Foote, Of
Vt, viz to appropriate ten million acres OF
public lands for the relief OF the insane. Said
lands not to be sold for less than 81 per acre,
and to be distributed pro rata among all the
States. Mr.. Toote supported his proposition
in an able, interesting and phi!anthropic
| speech, On the copclusion of his remarks he
was warmly congratulated By Mr.. Bell, and
other Senators.
- DARING OtrRAGE.--The Methodist
Episcopal Church at Chest r FACTORIES wa,
| blown up on tue evening OF the 24d inst. by d
key Of powder being placed in 1t and fired witt
a slow match. The fire WAS exinguishcd bn
the church and fixtures are perfect wreck, tne
injury beng so great that it will be impus Slblt
to repair the building. The cause of the out
rage probably lies in the fact that a "Cnrsor
| league tteinpcrincci recently formed III Chcs
! ter Factories had held their meetings III Ms
church.--Spri"gfeM Republican.
SINGULAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--Ot
Wednesday afternoon, wien "A long freigh
train over the Northern road reached Lowell
it was discovered that one of the cars was mi
nus uLeeis, 1t was subsequently, ascetanc
that the accident occurred at North Chclms
ford, where two lengths of rail, (}6 fect) wer
| detached from their connection. rwen'y-tou
| cars passed over this break in safety and with
| out attracting the attention of any one on Tia
| train The Cur without wheels hung slt
BY the couplings. Lo,cH Courier.
-WoNAN's RlGuTs,-The correspondent
Of the New York Express says
"As an evidence OF the growth Of the We
| man'E RIGHTS cause, | will mention that Mrs
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SIN. PGrrENG!LLS CD q ADVERTISING tGENC,
~ Ntsaln IT N York Il 10 STATE 81. Boston.


X!NtN MUSTANG LlNlNfNT.
ENRON rich and poor bond and frec-oll grades.
4 colbrs aud conditions. the same need Of prHis'
itreei1'aby given to this wonderful preparation
Thousand OF oottca are sold and used daily, and
but one universal opinion is uttered by nil who use
ed possesses such perfect healing ara curative prop
critics. II 1cts Ike magic in relieving pains OF any
kind no by what caused, or how cxcrutiating
sprains. disocation Of joints, bruises, cuts burns
scalda ulcers. cancers, rheumatism, piles, cakei
breasts or any pain. sorenes, stiffness or weakness
OF Joints muscles or liganents The Imminent IA
equally applicable and pqunlls ef'octrn in gisihs
immediate relief. Try it. \. u. BRAGG 1 co.
Sole propretors-.Princpal Offices, 3Oi Broadway
Kew York, and St Louis, Missouri. ly
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IT II OF Ffih.O-'r. I The Probate Coait
Diatrct OF Cnittendcn, So for the D7trict Of chit
tendeh, to oil person: eoHc,In,d in the s3tate VI
Wallace l. 'iuhson Vi Colchester IN .uid distIict,
insane, gRrr1iyc
Whereas, L. b. Piltt II Colchester, Guardian IT
Wallace l.. Munson If Cyicheater, in said district,
insane, has this day fled said Court hs appiicu-
tion III Writing Getting forth thgt his sal Wetd IS
seized and pos3s'sed Of certain real estate AZ C.-
chester aforesaid and describe as toll w., to Wit
being about one hundred and sixty-ouc ucre- ,!
land the same land set to JOHN :. Muu.un from the
estate Of william MuusOn late OF said Colche. ter
decea sed, and known Us the Robinson fatm-tlat il
would conduce to the best intefe t of his said ward
to have said real estate sold aud the proceeds OF
such sale invested il stocks or put at ntcrest and
praying said Court to grant him license to sell sad
real estate at private sale or public auction.
And the said Court having assigned the j lth day
Of March A. IL 1854, at the Probate office in Eur
ngton IN said District, for hearing and deciding
said apphoatiOn and having ordered that notice bs
given to all persons concerned, by publishing the
substance Ut said petition and the time and place Of
hearing, three weeks succesiyeiy in the BurinstU
free Pres., Newspaper printed NJ said Burlington
the a-t Vi which t. be previous to the day fixed
| healing.
lheroiore you hereby notified to appear before
'ait Court al the time AMI place aforesaid and show
cau'c II any you have why aid license should not
/! be granted.
| uiNen under nay hand darlington in said di.
trio this 18th day Of February, \. b. lisa.
| "3Jwj ". II. FRENCH, Judge.
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alton, &c, with all their accompanying evils
Ger excepted) no matter how severe or oil no" long
standing.
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies, In
being more certain, less expensive and leaving the
~ stem in better condition. Let all Interested call
and obtain pamphlet (free) containing ample proof
from the most respectable sources, OF the oenehGa
results of its use together with letters r9i aighy
experienced Phyaicen5, who nave used 1t IN theii
practice, and speak from their own obssrvstioh'
REFERENCES.
p. B. PrcKHAM, NJ. D., Utica, \ l..
L. D. FLrMISo, NJ. D., Cana ndaigds, y,
NJ, II. Mills, VI. D., Rochester, n.
D, 7. FoorE, u. D., Syracuse, N. !,
Srof DySBAk. ", D, Baltimore, Md,
] c. oRnIcK, NJ, D. Baltimore, Md,
W W. REESE. NJ. D., New York City
W PRrscoII, VI D., Concord, y. II
JP. NEwLASD, NJ. D., Utica, n. Y.
Rev. c. 3 BEARD, Glenn Sprirgs,S {,
Pamphlets had gratis at the store Of Mr.. THEo
DoRE A, PECK, Druggist, wholesale and retail
Agent, Burlington, Vt
Also sold by NELSON FAIRCHILD, Milton. an'
by most of the leading Drggg.sts in the State
- Letter addressed TO care " M. QUITS Hatch
Ageat at Ramaa, OhiO.
To DR.. MARcHISI:-T have been ten years trouble,
with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uteri, ali thu
attending difficulties at times rendering my li'
most miserable. have had the attendance Of som
Of the best ply -cians, with out little success th
most they could do was to rclieye-a cure was out
the question For five months before cQipinsucn,
with your medicine, had not been able t" perform
any labor could walk but few steps at time, an,
scarcely went cut of doors-in short, was com
p!etcly Frustrated, both in body and mind, and ~
pected 10 drag out the rest Of my days in suffering
and misery. But reading Your advertisement,
was induced to try your invaluable medicine ealle'
Uterine CatholicUn, the last resort. had ~"
used it a week before felt like another wQIu.n.-
by thu use of three bottles YVES enai led perform
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT
DRY GOODS.
Dry Goods ut wholesale,

The undersigned are now receiving direct from
Europe, large importations Of Dry Goods, embrac.
ing many and beautiful styles. Also, a very
general and desirable stock Of American Goods all
Of which they are prepared to offer to the trade
the most favorable terms. Particular attention
given to Cloths Cassneres, Nestings and Tailoring
Goods generally. An examination of Stock by
Merchant. and Merchant Taylors is solicited.
A, NJ. Il ". y. STRONG,
Importers and JDJJe1s Broad,roy, Albany.
\. VI. Strong. VIM. y. Strong. I. i Strong.
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Removal! kscInoyaI!!
SERAPHINES AND MELODEONS,
SHEET MUSIC.

Manufactured by PRIScE Co, Buffalo, and CAEHAI
4 Needham, New York, of all sizes and pattern
and every instrument uuJ7dHttd
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L. G. DAVIS L Co.

M0HutdctWf' n amt VhoitSdie Dt0itTS m
r T. A d Y " A DE ca OTHIN & :,
Importers and Jobbers of Cloths Cassmeres, Vests
inrs and Trimmings. large assortment of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms. Mer-
chants are invited to call and examine our stock.
Nos. 3 and 1 Exchange, Albany.
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Land Warrants,

CASII paid Cor Land Warrants; also
u Warrants obtsinej Tor Cn,Unuts ty
WE TON & NON rs.
-" Office N Peck Block oy~I the Book Store.
Jan - d~Mu
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DRUGS s. MEDICINES.
rchiba!d Mcclure 4. Co..

u g. 76 Siate-st., and 10 g. Il Norton-st Albany,
Offer at Wholesale large and general assortment
of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Paints Oils, VAR
nishes French and American Window Glass, Dye
Stuis Brushes. Camphene, Fluid, &c, together with
evory other siti.le Ia their line
ARCHIBALD MCCLuRE. WILLIAM A. RICE
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Notice to the Druggists

OF NEW IA MPShlRE y IEkNoNT
L Have c.mmerCd action for damages against
Roadway Nadleigh, uf Lawrence, Mass, tHy
General gents foI New hlmpsEiIe) toT counterfeit
ing and aduuelstng the medicine kn, Wn ~ itrNrLIB
MfmCAL DIsCnyIRY. | earnestly request you L
Il sel any of said msl.c.us which same to you iron
urdway 4 WGileish
Ih.!s are three vATletlts Of tie counterfeit, all #
them continuing more 81 less Of the genuine, az
auld not fud byttle Of the genuine which came oi
them in the State OF NSw Hampshire. une hind -
lhick aud dark like unsettled coffee, anothei = ne
Tprt wine with purple bell VIXEN shook IN the ootiV,
the ether near the color vi the genuine but is di
lut,d and cl yudei snd very weak tumbleJ full vi
II c,uld he taken Mitho Ut any Inconvenience.
The reuuine I. u-rr the color VI cider with Pecu-
liar tate which usyeT be initiated iesci d. Or
. yvuItoIicit.d.
Every papeI in NV HAM shire and Vermont Is
requested 10 give the shove six in'ertions among
tlrrir Speciul Notices" and send their his I" NY
address 40 NaueL-st., RoAluly, Mass
Eycry paper that sdvv.tistS MY Medical di''oH,ty
and oldMay a adl,igh ~ Agents sle respectfully
requested To- scud uc IL coPy Any person "ho has
printed the outside WIRpp,r. ul l.d l"ltt WIN tie
i,tt.rs .Eennrly Medical bi'covcfy, will cont,
n f.y.t by informing ms OF II, -...--
DONALD KENNEDY.
Fob. Is, 1854. a5Wtt
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ok si7,s suitable Tor the smallest privai, family
to warm addi,ionnl ronms can be attached II de-
sired Also water backs Tor heating wnter i"r bath
ing and other purposes Together with large as
sor,mrm OF cooking, parlor aud box stoves OF every
J,srrin,Inn ior sa . by r. BRONSON.
College ST.. Burlington, June 9, dGtNwil
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l stands pre- -em :
L inent for its cura
tive powers in all
I h e diseases for
which 1t is recon
IN e n d e d, usually
called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
OF these are Prolap,
sus Uteri, or Failing
Of the W omb; fluol
Albus, or Whites
Chronic Inhamrna
ton and Liberation
OF the Womb ; Incl.
dental Hemorrhage
or Flooding Pain
full. Suppressed, ant
Irregular Menstru
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LATE, BUT NOT LEAN ;.
DEWEY HAS AT LAST RECEIVED HIS
Vinter,s stock Of Goods.

Which fully equals and IA some respects suTpas''s
50, uyi,f,-anything he hnssYsT offered 10 uh'Tng
community.
An those who are anxious (and who Is not . to
consolidate and cement the bonds of the union T."
soul and body are requested 1" can y or,''s ca
that.L partics Hard shells and SOFT shells-ii they
only she'll Ebony and Silver grcy-pio'ded
they have the silver will here lind means, 'adisFa
faJV consffaiionai for the accomplishment oil thelt
desires.
Particulars will he published before Thanksgiving
when il will be seen that provision has 6ssn dc
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LEGAL NOTICES.
John iioward's Eatatr.

STATE OF NEhWoNT, I ~ all ,ci.,i n.
b.tt'' If tiitt,ndrr. 49, IL. e.. v.t'l,o. .l.fn
Eownsula'' OF Darlington 10 ....d Ii t,rt d,g.. j.
uGtt i,u.
1ta Prh.tc Hpuit holden tt tuil.,gt.., Nltn,n
and fur IL" Ia tr't o ChitioncDu "i tie .>ti, dty
T'GIugry a. h. 1854 az In. tfuG.rnt pa b,ftnk t.
b. the last VIII mud Te'tamert ri John NLhaIi,
late Of darlington in snid District DECEASED va
presented to tne Court aforcsoid. for Probate BIS
John +. Howard ard Amos {. Spear, the EXecutors
;hcrcin named j.; and it is ordered by said Court
mat the 18Th dry Of March l. II. 1850, at tho Office
OF tn" Probate Court in said bulington be assigned
Tor proving sad Instrument and tint notice Thereof
be g''h t. all persons concerned, By publishing tits
order three W-chs sur'cssveiv in the Burlington
free Pt-'' new paper printed ut said Buriins ton
pre'ioU- 10 the time GppGiutcd
Therefore you are hereby notified 70 appear before
'aid court at the time and place fore aid and
the PROBATE Il said will, ii you have cau-e
'ii'er "hder my hand at Burlington In aaid Dis
ui't. t't' 9Th t1y Il February i. l. I'd
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