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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
U. s. CIRCUIT CouRT-Bsfore Judge NELSON,

John whester smith sgt Nahum Alien and Mrs Nichols
To recover penalty for not afiixng the word
patent patented article being 900 under the act OF
Copsess for each patented article sold without such stamp
amounting in this case all to $1,000 II Is alleged that In
IaO George H. Gray Sen invented improvement for fast
ening widows called SashStopper and Fastener" and
Obtained patent In 1853 he assigned 70 Nahum Allen CHI
zen Of New.York and William Nichols Of Muoson, MssA,
the right patent part OF the State OF New York
and houding this City.
Plaintiff alleges that said Allen and Nichols (sad sssnees
sold Nathan NJ Goodse, james HaSen, Jason j. Palmer
and others quantities the said Sash Stopper and Fast
senerp which did have thesthe word patent
ued the law OF 1912 and that said neglected
stamp ke consequently became liable TO pay 20 tho Uu
Ted plaintiff the gives hall the penalty 10
person bringing the suit and the other half 10 The Patent
Odieel the said sum Of $1,000
In defense said lst that the locks question were made
by the paeee Gray and him sold TO Defendants and that
the e having sold they bough them are not liable 70 the
action I'd That liable the penalty for emitting 70
stamp has reference the number Of omissions and
that eoo the utmost extent In of recovery that can be
had under the act
IA similar suit was tried time since brought by Chester
w Palmer sgt defendants in which the defense
up which the Court charged that the penalty
8loo for each omission but that Is not liable for selling
an enssmped article he had boush from others The jury In
that case found for defendant
Testimony taken. To be continued For PLAINTIFF Mr.
II H. bArnAhy for defendants Mess Levi Chatfeld j. "
koomis and h. @. Thayer.
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The street was more cheerful to day, both the over
due California steamers having arrived-the George
Law, from Aspnwal with 81, ,OOo aud the Star
of the West, from San Juan with 100000. The
Ya1kee Blade, due at Panama, has 100000 on
board, max ing the semi-monthy remittance 81, loO,'
OoO The Sonora took down 81, 100000 to Panama,
Of which $500, coo went to England. The remaining
$500, 900 of Government drafts, alluded 10 by the
previous steamer, have not come to hand The news
from the mines is very favorable and the advces IN
relation to trade generally are more encouraging.
The deposits in the San Francisco Mint since the
cpening--April TO September-were s7,l67, 1876. The
gold coinage to let Oct was g. oos 297. The duties
during the quarter ending Sept, 30, at San Francisco,
were $4,000. The exports of gold shipped from
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HARRlED-

BETTs-KINGSBURY-In Kesne " n on the s5,h inst
BY the Rev pr bsrsow Henry Bes Of New YORK to Lacy
Dou0LAss-MoNTAGUE- TSuuasy moruins. octo-
her 10 At Christ ShaTSh Hartford Senn BY the Rev George
George Douglas Of New York 20 Mis- Martha II Moa,ssae
JEREMiAh-HEITZEI-0n Thursday svsaias ostoA.,
~ BY the Rev Isaac Ferris Thomas Jeremiah fcuis
Ssag hter of Jacob =. HeEel, all OF this City
TUCkER-HAINEs-At Hspharsh, N, Y, Thur.a,x
18th by the Rev Joel Campbell Frsnk n. Tucker OF -
Lcu Mo- 70 Annie NJ daughter Of the Hon. Daniel Hsnss
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LAW LNI,E'LLIGENCE
SUPERIOR coURT-BefOre Judge sLossox.


CARPET BAG AND CONTENTS.
Henry Hard agt. Burroughs Doolitie
This case has been already referred to. IL s against
sbe Of Irving House 20 fllO alleged
value Of carpet bag belonging to William Flat said 20
have be lost the hotel Mr. Plat testified that he arrived
In the CITY the hotel In the evening lie Impaired
for room told that disensaged but he
roud be accommodated in the gentlemens paTor
fos the right should have assigned him next day
slept said paOr others also sleeping in she room lie
bag n chair where remained next morn
Ing then the office 20 inquire for oom aud was
told could furnished him till alter some OF the
Aosrde AT the time there away IL O'Clock lie stated
that he had left bis bag chair when me sa
10 him "VeTy well well take Of IT," lie did not
back TO the paror Amer getting his subsequently
went look biz carpet bag but gone aud none
the The house II said has seen "
The propreors VI the house when II was scertsned ths
hsr him $50 In remuneration for h loss
mi ne refused t. sold the claim for the SUN too
10 plaintiff who brought suit Verdict for plaintiff $63, and
nero NJ allowance.
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lPrA Sl.sARs-st Bos'op. !

Ar =, Liverpool 9Th inst Idss wes,eot New-orle.rs
loth Gen Berry seayey DO; IIih, Pacific, L Nye New.
Yoki ih Cleopatra 81 Quebec and Mentreal; Lady Faak.
In Waker New Orleans; Ysrs shire hArskA and America,
uncn Kelley New York Empire STATE, Briggs b. Ssephsc,
= B. 18Th, Shamrock Dosne, New Orleans; Clara Wheeler
Nielsen do
Sailed lcfb. Dsn1 Webster Howard Boston; ll,h Chm
Jeb g tie sess, NewlAnds hsleVsr1s, iz;h Bsadec.
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To Mariners,

DIscOvEsT or ROcE IN LAT. "a 81 N. Lon. el2E.
ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 90 1884.
BIB have the honor to call your attention 70 rock dcoy
cred By me on the lth inst II A. NJ tcv time which
ie1ra By good observation 70 be lat 81 81 ~ and Ion 80 Il
r. Ii very small rock, and bad there not been heavy
swe on ~ the time could lave seenit IL Is round in
form and las weeds growing the Top; pessed within
Master Of bari Emms.
JcHS GARY Esq.. II. B. ~ Consul, Alsx,ndIi..
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spoken. &c.

Oct 81 csps SAIL. by " % miles dip Lazy Thompson
fora ST. John. y. b. Ter Du6lia-
Aug ST. let ca N lon 81 W. ship Sir Join Frankln John
son, from Philadelphia Auz. II, COR Calao.
Aug T. lat II n lon % w, shp wst,gs walford, frsa
London July iS for Port PhIlip.
Sept o. lat % 20 N, lon . q. ship Antelope Mooeu. from
New.York, Aug Is, from Gan Francisco
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[Ernn Our Own Corresrondent.

PHILADELPRIA-Oet. 27-4frrires-Bhg Mary ii Bax'
ter bottom; schrs Acyona Lsmbkin Wilmington, ~ C.
Ellen sawyer Gould, RoHburyi VIM ColyeT Rsynor Port
PHILIPPE Watson ds FIN. Boston Martha Wrghtington
wrishiingon ds ftn Fall River; John w ball, hohinss
worth De Little Creek A g. Gray. Wright, day I'm
Newcastle Experiment, Bristow. ds I'm Elk River, Nd
CleoreS-stesaship Quaker City, Hodedon Charleston;
Mobile; Aleyoua Lamdkn Charleston: w Collyer, Raynor
Harord steamship Delaware, Clark EewYoTk; scbrs d. T.
Wietts, Smith, Warehsm; W. p Phillips, Wst,on. Salem.
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GREAT POULTRY SHow.--Nooody sDou. 'A''
10 zee the great FoSEes PoULrsr sHo~ s,.b ,.
az nj. q eonruues duhDg the eaneni week saeh al ~
800, ,,st Sas never been before The Poultry are
..,,., and rnon expensive in ell Europe and are
5000 for the Improvement Of the American SOCK Insy
vp All BE- cold suction next Saturday a. 'he sa''sa RAJ
s.s, : s.,fsrrned there this afternoon and evening
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Sept 10 lat q Is ~, Loo 81 So barb suah l. Brysr, pes<
land. 10 5sys from Boston for MOntevideo.
sept s lat 80 lon ~ ship Australia, Cicefh, from New
York Aug r. for Australia
Sept 10, lat %, Ion H. BAH Rov.r Baker. from Londos s
sep ~ lat g. lon Is 81, ship y.,sr,., Thomas. f Liver.
pool Tor Eew-Orisans
Oct l. is, q IS lOa. is W. ship Shelter Of S.w.YOrs from
Norfuk cor HAyFe.
Oct s la so lon 10 w ship John NJ WOOD Hss.ley In
Lyerrool via Qass for Bottom
lat IS 81 ., ship EvArs
from New. York for Loudon.
Oct u.s. la IS Sc lon IS a. clip Anna xinbs I'm Portland
for Mobile.
ffom Charleston for Liverpool
No date IS o5. on - sS ship Chins Of Portland from
BaltinO for London.
Foreign Ports.
At Alsoa Bay H Avg II, bark spinsbok, Hard ffen
Boston June l. Wis Cspe Town. where she arr Ass. Z.
Al Trieste 18th alt baFk Iosis, AysT for Csd1 70
load for Rio JsDerc. .
sd from Lesborn 18th ut ship ISasn, Cooley, Ne~YOrs
bark Kepler, Taeker, do
Arr Al San Bias Aug II bark Geo Webster Fossr san
Ey.neisco land SD l5th for Mstailsn and Chipa)
Az Port spsn seth ult bask Emily, Loesnd from Nsrfoh
diss. -, -. =. -,
Jnno Fex do 'Cid. 6th Delamont, CiArk, Ses.York
Ar A. Halifax 18th. brig Conquest Woods, SewYert.
Arr A. 81 John N Goth ipst bstk Loais. yewett w.
tiers, Boston-2s. Cecilia Cam do CID 2lst, sehr Mary
Eliza Gaytcn. Portland. -
sN from Hamilton Berrnads, Sept. g. bark Brunette.
FoSsrty from Hsvsnsl for MsrseiDes
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80. 'r.rspleysS ~ 80. Dcersase. loa 3s5
The amount OF notes in circulation il tl9 g5s Ol5,
,eipg decrease Of s5s O57, and the stock Of bullion
in both departments is fl2, 1852, $50, showing de-
crease OF fIO7, a. when compared with he proceed
ing return.
tn, London Tines Of the 18th says
NTbe psyment Of dividends commenced to-day Of
the Bank OF England, and money in the Stock TX
change was consequently more abundant, the range
OF interest being 81 and = cent. The repsymeuts
10 the Bank Of the usual quarterly advances have
Ikewise been in progress but looking az the dem
for money which has lately prev vailed the Aggregate
amount to be discharged is believed TO be moderate
The total value Of the gold and soveregns re-
ported from Australia day il E544 100 the Queen
Of the South steamer from Sydney and Melbourne
having Ga 900 ounces and 100, 900 sOvereiynsi the
Saldanha 80 or ounces and the Iemplar Os0o1aces
and 500 sovereigns. In addition 10 this the severn
from Brazil, has brought $4,000 making an agsre'
gate OF $4,000
Mr.. Edward Oliver, il Is stated, has biz name upon
larger amount OF paper than was a. first supposed,
and the hope Of surplus will prove altogether deu-
sive. He was mixed up with McHenry & Co., and
Allen & Anderson. With respect to the affairs OF
McHenry, it is nov commonly reported tina, he owes
$500 OOO and that his Assets viii not yield more than
y cent of tina: amount. The prospects of hquda-
ton In the case of AeL s. Anderson are bad, they
are understood to have committed themselves with
McHenry to the extent Of making tn Hsslyes liable
az partners.
We are informed that there has been another case
of overdra discovered in of the City ba1s 10 an
amount exceeding slOO, 900. The name of the bank
has not become public.
Attached to the report Of the Committee which e1-
amned the affairs OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany was the annexed general statement OF ts affairs;
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ADVERTISEMENT
,-Of splendid design and finish
Gas FIXTURES =


and twenty per cheaper than other house
sld retail At mandatory Of JAMES o. MOTEL Nos lS
and III Prince st., thid block west Of Broadway.
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DgsmER's sans Arsenic, sans Mercury, sans
nnne Pills for Fever aud Agae be procured At whole
sale or retail At the Depot No 3 Broadway opposite the
4.
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Receipts Of Prod nee

BY Mort, Reer Boat.-i6 s4 bush Corn 81 bbls Flour 3l
Provisions do Ashes do. Whisky 500 sides Leather
BY Err Ralrodd-704 pks Butter SO bb Flour 6t) sides
Leather $40 pkis Cheese and 1f6 sacks Buckwheat Fo
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Toisl...........,..........

The opinion in the New-Haven Railroad matter
alluded to a day or two since, wGs given by Mr..
Hupgerford Of Connecticut, and not Huntington, as
printed.
The Naugatuck Railroad Company have appointed
their Directors and Mr.. Heaton of New-Iiaven,
Committee to investigate the subjee! Of the oyerissuG
of their stock by Robert Schuyler and to settle the
claim of the holders by compromise or otherwise, at
their discretion. The over issue 3l7 shares, and
it is understood that part OF this pledged with
genuine stock at IS cents on the dollar, and il is
doubtful whether portion OF the false issue can be
identified.
The Bank Of Albany, New-Albany, Indiana has
closed business and adverses that the notes still out
standing will be redeemed at the Auditors Office in
Indianapolis.
Mr.. Thompson announces that the Lagrange Bank
at Lima and the Agricultural Bank at Mount Sterling,
Indiana have been added to the p cent. list. TIE
Plymouth Bank, Plymouth Indiana, ia placed on the
Is y cent. discount list.
The Nashua and Lowell Railroad Co. has declared
semi.annua dividend of e. share, payable Nov. l.
The Harrisburg papers contain applications to be
made to the next Legislature for thirty-three new
banks aggregate capital. 90
sDew Deposit Banks.. soooV
10 old banks ssking reehaer, esPal...... 46lssio
$4,000
The following statement viii show the condition of
the New Orleans Banks, Oct. l6 as compared WITH
la provious xeaL
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By telegraph.
DisaStera. &c.

NEwoRLEANs-Ar Oct %. ships Loeb Lamar Hitch.
mar and Edward Everett Ggnby NsSYork; D'aeas Prince
LaNrsnce. Boston.
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Marhets-CAnrrrIII REPORTED rcn TaE TRmusr.


ASHES-The market is without much change for Pearls
sales SO IS Pos quies quiet 50 81 81
COTTON-OuT market dull and heavy the annexed 70
yised quotstons
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disbursement
The beautiful Indian Summer 10 not more soft

seEsts 10 lie coons Of ttJ and fofes. than RcoTs
spIen6S DAGUEsREoTYpts. They perfection ssL pho
scssyas sTEREoscoFEs and CRtYo>s aiken wssnsf
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aIS1ArURE ALMANAC .......rHTs DAT.
sUS-Rises.... IS Seu.... % MooS-Rsss IL Goa
HIGH wATER......THIs
Sandy Hook. .ii q Gov IL and. 90 "a Hell Ca.s. s.
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fAdvsrtissgentl .
SHEA & ROBINSON.


ATTossEYs AND CouxsELoRs, 49,,
No i57 Broadway, n. T. (oOns Nos and D. hrst hoe'
All bsnsfs entrusted 70 theiT iu Of TIE Co.
az State On the United stes patent business prosecution
slsnns &c, promptly and carefully attended a. sx
WfLLIAH y. RosfksOs Oaohst 49,, Yer.
tonuissiopsr for Maine Rhode fssDi, Conneetes' 'e
meat Pennsylytula, Tennessee, WiscoDsD, eSB
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DIED.

ApAMs-Ai Baltimore Nd, on Saturday Oct p, Asr,
Sife'of James 4. Adams
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Plaid yalenciss.


All Wool Paids,
French Mehn0es snd Cashmeres
and several cartons Of Paris Worked Collars Sleeves &c. the
psues aad recherche goods imported this sesson
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ADVERTISEMENT
a0a RpnAnWAY-GREAT BARGAINS I,

No. 703 BROADwAY.-GREAT BARGAINS IN
suxs-JAsss FRANCE No 100 Broadway has received and
IN a,r f sss on Monday Oct o. large lot Of striped and
esid ss Of very superior quality and choice styles al 49,,
md g. per yard; also
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CLAssIFfCArIoN.
T.rl Ef.-,l. h.lfi
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The return from the Bank OF England for the week
ending The 7th October gives the following results

On the other eide OF the account;
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NASSAU BANK-ELECIION FOR d..
~ RECTORs Annual Election for Directors of the
Nassau Bank will be held at their Banking rooms from IL "
: O'Clock z. NJ en- TUESDAY, Nov. II 1884
r. A. TOOKER, Cashier.
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TaE American EXCHANGE BANK NGw.Yosg, Oct "a 1884.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE
N PER CENT has this day been declared, payable on the
9th November next
The Fdst Instament (of fifty dollars each hsre) Of tbs
Increased Capital Stock viii be entitled the same dividend
the old Stock.
The Second Instanent of fifty dollars each shael Of the
Increased Sapal Stock will be payable the Sane day
BY order OF the Board. c. A. MEIGS. Cashier.
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COMMERCIAL M4T7BR,G
Gales az the stock Exchange. ..Ocr. n.

80 Harlem r X ......... ,
% Cleve. A. Toledo Il X. 8
Chicszok Rock Ia RI :
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John Prices Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT or CnftrESDEN, So for the District afurc-
said to all persons interested in the Estate ofJohn
Price, late of Burlington, in said District, deceased.
GWEEriNG:
WHEREAS Maria Price, Exccutrix of the Last
Will and Testament of said deceased rroposc To
der an account of her administration ut said E.
tate, and present her account against the same for
examination and allowance by said court. and the
said Court having assigned for that purpose the
22d day of July, A. u. 1851, at the office of the
Probate Court in Burlington, in said District. aud
ordered that you he notified by publishing the time
and place assigned rs aforesaid, three weeks sue
ccssivcy in the Burlington Free Press ncwsph-
per printed Mt said Burlington, the last Of which
publications to be previous to the day fixed for hear
ing
Ihersfore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aorc ad, and
show cause, if any You have, why the said account
should not he allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington. in said Dis
trct this 18th day Of June, A. D.. lsji.
W. II. FRENCH, Itire.
w52y3
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TEGAL NOTICES,
George Nv. a.i,by,, estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. HAVING BEEN
w appointed by IN" Honorable the Probate
Court for tho District " Chitt'ndop. Comm.F oncrs
to receive, examine nnl nditst tho claims and de
mands Of all pcrsur', against the estate Of George
W. Bxby. late Of Esscv in aid District, dccca scd
represented insolvcnt, and alsn all claims nnl do
mands exhibited in Offset thereto and six months
from the day Of the date hereof being all wed hy
said Court for that purpose, we do Therefore" horcbv
give notice that we will attend to the lusiuoss ot
our appointment, at the dwelling Of Sally liNhy,
in Essex in said District, IN the eleventh d'Ns Of
October and November nest, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ,
each of said days.
Dated this 18th dav of June. \. -. 1sit.
GEORGE WHITNEY, , c.....4 .;....
l. +. WILLIAMS,
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Abner Squier's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF cHrrTESDEy, IS. cerncd in the Estate
of Abncr Squier late of Charlotte in said District
deceased, GREETING
At Probate Court holden at Burlington within
and for the District Of Chittenden, on the 18th day
Of June A. u. 1854. an instrument, purportiug to
be tho last Will and Testament of Abncr Squcr,
late of Charlotte, in said District, deceased was
presented to tho Court aforesaid, for Probate by
james Squcr, the Executor therein named and it
is ordered by said Court that the lst day of July
A. D. 1884, at the office Of the Probate Court in
sad Burlington, be assigned for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof bo given to all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington Free Press, a
newspaper printed at said burlington, previou' to
the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate of said will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 18th day of Juno A. d. lS5i.
wjlw3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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Henry Lcavrssworth'> Estate

lI1E THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN AP-
w POINTED by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons, against the Estate Of Henry
Leavenworth, late of Burlington, in said District,
deceased, represented nsuvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto +; and six
months from the day of the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend to the
business Of our appointment, at the office Of VIM VI
Miller, in Burlington, in said District, on the ID
Tuesdays of July and December next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated this 18th day of June, \. D., lsji.
HENRY p. HICKOk,
DAN. LYON, : Commiss toners.
WILLIAM NJ. MILLER, )
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John Towards Estate.

WYE THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chttenden, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate of John
Howard late of Burlington, in said District, deceas
demands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the day of the date hereof, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice, that will attend to the business Of
our appointment, at the office of T. E. Wales, in
Burlington in said District, on the I'd Mondays of
July and August next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on each
of said days.
Dated this 18th day of April, A. D., lisa
HENRY WHITNEY, Commissioners
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Leonard glixby,s Estate.

WE THE 81 BSCRTBERs HAVING BEEN Np-
w POINTED by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittcndcn Commissioner
10 receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons, against the estate of Leonard
Bixby late of Essex, in said District, deceased, rep
resented insolven, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from
tho day of the date hereof being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, do therefore hereby give
notice. that we will attend to the business OF our
appointment, at the dwelling Of sally Bixby, in
Essex, in said District, the nth days Of July and
October next at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said
days.
Dated this 23d day of May, A. D., 1904.
l.. y. WILLIAMS Cou,ni..iorors
GEO. WHITNEY, : 'o"''h's''o"''''
1,rQs
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Collectors Safe,

TINHE TAXES ASSESSED on THE REAL f..
L TATE Of Reuben Ba tchelder, and in my hand,
for collection, being not paid and not being able to
find within my precinct the proper goods or chattel
of the said Batcheldcr, where to levy and collect
the same, have extended the warrants for til,
collection of said taxes upon the dwelling house anl
store formerly owned and occupied by the mi
Batchcder, on the Ka.t side Of Church street, il
this town. watch shall sell at public auction at til,
above premises, on the LIST day of August, 4. h,
lSji, at O'Clock in the forenoon, much of raj,
estate as will produce a SUN sufficient TO pay sli,
taxes and all legal costs thereon, unless the same b.
paid before said day of sale.
). W, TAYLOR,
LIST Constable Collector.
Burlington, June 20, 1894 wjJwS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-06-30
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EASHlONAHlE DRAB BEAVER AND OTTER
4 Hpts. \ great variety of Men and Boys sott
Hats of itercut STYLES and culois. good ussort-
ment OF straw Goods, aud good supply OF Panama
Hats Also, Fresh Lot of Ladies lloomcrs. For
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Lzr Next door to Lya.an's, on College street.
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