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Upland. Florida. AoIiie. and 71as
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, June l2-5P. NJ
AsHEs-There were 100 bbs taken, at IS rs for pots
and 81 so for pearls, per 100 lbs.
TRANSFORMATIONS unsettled and cheaper The
days business embraced 800 bills inferior State ate7 rs
So common TO choice do at IS IS u.s. mixed TO fancy
western IS 26 So 49, and other kinds at proporonate
prices There we been sold loo bb superfne Cana
dian, In bond, at " 50a o25z; 2400 bbls mixed to
good straight southern at SS 10 u.s. few fne rye
flour at So So and 400 bbs meal 50 IS for Bal
tmore, and 20 sl for Jersey per Dbl, with 400 bbls.
Hy's patent kiln dried meal at ~ per Dbl Wheat
inactive; the days movements were confined to 900
bushels western private terms and bushels upper
Lake red at 81 49, Only 700 bushels rye found buyers
81 "a, ahoat. Barley and oats were unchanged. Corn
less valuable The transactions included 80 900
bushels at 19c. SEC for unmerchantabe s2c Sac TOR
mixed western and Soc, sec. for southern yellow.
per busheL
CANDLE Sales Of $50 boxes adamantine we're report.
ed at &c. 25c per lb
CATuy--There offered at AIlerton's Washington
droveysrd to day, 1905 beef cattle offered during the
week 3005 We suboin the returns OF the week In de-
tall together with the sections Of country whence the
supplies came
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Thirty-third Weekly Report Of the Cotton
BrOkers' Association.

MUFDAf, June TT 1904,
The board voted that-tsThe tendency Of prices the
pact week in favor Of buyers closing without spi
rit" The following the prices adopted this day
for the following qualities BY standard samples =
NEW CLASSIFICATION
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.-DR BRO wN,
IL $50 Broome street. continues bis successful treatments
oftbe and Tho most aggravated cases cured
Many considered nsursbe need not despair RsfereAea
merous TO perfect sight having blnd
for many yssrs be seen Artificial for sale.
nR, JAMES W. POWELL; ocULIsr, .AURIsT, ETC.
IL devote his attention exclusively TO diseases The ey0
frsm 70 eloek daily Al his oees, s02 Droadz
Nay. DR. Powell srsdusted in Dublin in 1885, and hAa
Tkstifed in this city for twenty Dr. Poves
lar Trssse on the Rye can be procured A. his once.
IL he the means Of preserving treasure which
cannot luy also, hs soft ting and fountAtss
which ohsned th. medal a the Crystal Paisoe and tba
Union.
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Within tho year both tho circulation and amount Of
specie hand have diminished The only variation In
the movements Of any importance has been In loans to
individuals, and in the amount Of capital In both in
stances there has been an increase.
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
commencement Of navigation to the It'll Of june nclu
sve during the years 1852 forty eight days. 1852 forty
eight days; 1854 thirty eight days.
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ITO MERCHANTS OR MECHANICs.-A RAR&
chance lease OF five years for sale let cheap s
the hrst floor two large rooms with fdsg doors bctssn
with handsome once on alao two small
the third floor three large rooms and Once The
trance 10 large and beautiful. Building in Broadway
tween White and Franklin streets Address j. j. Her.
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Dec 1884, 2Ss Dec 1853 $40 Inc. 2oo $40 Inc. 1875 ooe
By reducing The wheat to -four, the quantity of tho
latter left At this year. compared with the
responding period last year. shows decrease Of o54
tbls Of -four.
The following table win show the tolls received upon
the canals Of this State for the present season
The amount received for tolls all the New York state
Canals during The LIST week in June is... sos 900 90
Same period in 1853. Sl,0lo 20
Increase in 1854. s2s, ose IA
The aggregate amount received tolls from the com
nencement Of navigation to the It'll Of June. inclu-
To same period Il isSs Sss,Ssi
So days this year ssss than 40 days last ys5 $40
Average per day In 1854. ................. G,ol0
Average per day N 1885,. la,7o67
Tie canal board adjourned it's session Friday, to the
Doth Of June. Among the resolutions adopted the
following
Resolved, That wor to the aggregate amount Of thre
millions Of dollars b vsrtssd for letting pursu&rt
ss s1s s-: s s: s
40 the maps, plaza, and estimates can be subGt
ted byhe State enes and surveyor to this board and
recevits approval the said work 70 be apportone6
TO the eastern division Of che Erie CANAL $500 90
To the middle division Of the Erie canal 400 900 90
To the western division Of the Erie canal. 90
To the cssus so snd ssnsc. 5000 90
To the Black River canal. es00o 90
To the Gsncsee Valley canal: ........... $4,000 90
canal and the Of hs
section work bring them rse and road BRIDGE
be advertised for letting; the naps pans and estimated
for the same having been submitted to this Board and
received its approval
Resolved, That In the Judgment Of this Board the pub
lie interests wiz promoted by pattng the work the
canal from Orame to and Including the basin
the village Of Osan under contract the present season.
and the letting Of the said work hereby ordered and
the sum OF 600 in addition to the sum contained in
the resolution heretofore adopted BY the Board ex
pended said canal to be taken from the amount APP
proprAed to the Erie canal enlargement Of
the LIST section Of the act chap $780, of tbs laws Of 1854
Resolved, That the repairs Of superintendents,
lions Nos and eight and 81 Of the Erie canal In
Guiding lock tending supply OF all materials per.
tanning thereto be advertised for letting pursuant TO act
chap 80 laws Of 1884, and that Messrs Ftzhugh Lea
veRxorth, and Clark be COMMITTEES to prepare and sub
init TO this Bosrd for approval ut its next meeting
forms and specifications Of contract to used in let
ting che said work.
The annexed statement exhibits the average movement
Of the eading departments the banks Of this city,
during the week ending Saturday morning. the 10th Of
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nRUG STORE FOR sALE.-THE STOCK, Fixtures
IL and three years lease will sold at bargain for
cash. Apply At l0i Third avenue before 10 A. after
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exaggaateds-
W.. IL undSr.snSd haying rad trial Of tbs Prsek-
snrdse oeal q AA steamer David White running be-
tween Lsuisve and OnsnnAA would stAts that We have
used Psburg Pomero and An other Goals On sns Xn,o
sssnboats and w hesitate not to nay that one ton OF
Breokinrides coal y equal In opinion, three sons
equal for the purpose Of gsnerstng seam 20 ~ worm
Of OIL and free to state that no pns knos no. my
rave Win the Breckenrdgs coal for gensrste steam
there Il no einder In the Breeksnrid coal to ali up the
crates and We free mat this coal the perfsc
ton Of fuel for stse..ooat purposes.
The returns from the Exchange Bank of Virgins and
branches made on the 8st Of March, 1858 and 1854 pre-
sent the snnsxed comparative statsment:-
EXCHANGE BANK on VIRGINIA AND BRANCHES.
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Dnrng the past week there has been deczeAss IN ds
counts Of 1901 $780, In circulation s7ss25, and In specie
seel 7so while in deposits there has been increased
s7se, bee There variations do not amount to much i
the aggregate movement except in Specie which ID 1t
al tsa crtseion Of the money MARKET and therefore
watched with great deal Of interest The export Of
specie from this port last week comparatively man
while the receipts from California were much larger
than usual and above the average for several months
It was expected that for these tie banks would
show an increase Of specie hand but saeh It apPsz
Is not the faet Tho Average auAuntof spssis On hnd
last week was lass than have ysperted siase tAe
weekly returns commenced Only twice before since the
2lst Of June last has the aggregate been below t NH
lions ~ do IlarN - ~ L. PEG 80 - =
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FrHos. II. BRAISTED. REAL ESTATE BROKER, NO.
l59 Fulton ssreet.-ieniers property for she..Tvo
bouses and lots Broadway houses by 81 lots 100
no house SQUARE two stSrs high, with bassmsat The
su 10 beautiful overlooking the Hudson river. One
situs - on Warburton avenue; house "a By s., wing
mouse and two stories high lot about 100 b 200.
House ind lot Aea. .wo stories Houle asd lot On
deep house 23 by Is feet; street hundred and
Guion on GuoI corner one, 70 very %.
ievsnty five feet The lot being with basensat. a
fine view Of the river be hao from The sraA 20 49,
part cash, part mortgage.
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-THIslIS ONE OF THE
~ hsndsemest cottages In Carm with two and
srcpnd carrsse house ssrdsn nsd with shrub
desired The house only three miles from CItv
Hall. For terms, sppiy to JOHN D. CHRvALIER 800
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FIREWORKS.

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ENIRE cRACKKRs.-soo0 BOXES FIRE cRACKEn&
IT No Il goid chop ~ packs, for sac By DANIk6
eILMARTIN CO., Wholesale dealers In foreign frukes
1875 Front street.
UIREw oRKs-A FULL ASSORTMENT or THE BEsR
quality Including every description Of exhibition
work colsred tres all Of which are offered ~ the 10
est prices BY THOMAS DUNKIN, 10 Maiden iAas.
UnREwoRKs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS wARsANrgD
hrst litTExhbitions supplied - short nstieeH
se crackers rockets roman candles blus ghts nisagieY
variety Of small works. suitable for Dealers
JOHN D. ROBBINS, 2ss Washington, corner Of CAAnbs&
street.
U,IREwoREs, ROCKETS, CRACKERS, AND rAEfy
peces Of every sire and price for sale by W. H&
berton as Mae en- lane, sole agett for q. Edge
BILLIARDB.
pILLIARD TABLES, &C, FOR sALE..A LARc1R
ID and elegant assortment Of rosewood and mAnognnY
tables with wooden marble and slate beds made
thpmsnt at the lowest rates All other arueles npp"sr
xantnr 10 tiards &c, sold At the lowest cash prices
LEONARD BENJAMIN, S2 BrosawsHt
-Four second hand tables cheap fox eash.
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FURNITURE.

LWAYS READY-FINE CABINET YURNITURR
a hcpsshsspi.s good: and fancy ds,eraaoas-D 81
hOUGH calls the particular tttontfon Of purchaser
his and extensive wareroons ths marble bsildinge
No. T street. four doors below Gold street. Vher
always be found the largest ehooe rarss rshSSS
and most ps ...crsnsns Of svs1 thing Isrts.i.s
price, carpets Of all kinds and grades ell slotk 1sAsS
blankets bsddg mattresses oil pain0ngs Her saA ovs@
elegant msnss dsessssio.s clocks &.; aAa h sAAten .
multitude Of articles both useful and oYnanenta
which will be sold cheap for cash. All goods varSsntsls
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE NO. sA BROADWAY,
n Gothic HalI-TUNIs MORRELL invites tho public 70
give him call when in want Of fursit Has stock sn
made great advantage by cid established manufacturing
Elegant rosewood suites paror furniture beautiful ona
meIed furniture desirable dining furniture with ever
article needed in furnshns complete in line satisfss
reasonable distance delivered free Of charge
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fyOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-A VERY DE
y ,r.bie and eommodious country residence and farm
Ezabet htown N j. Fruit Of all kinds the premises
For particulars apply T. METTLER No. M Front street
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ITO PRIKTERS.-YOR SALE, A WEEKLY NEWsPA.
located IN one Of the most thriving towns IN the
iscd For particulars apply 10 j. B. CHICHESTER, u
Duane street, New York.
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ENAnELLED rURHITURn-BUYERs OF 1n4
~ fAshonsble style Of furniture solicited TO Nd
the stock At the salssrooom And factory Of H. VA
WICK Ne 81 White street three doors vest Of BSosdwA1
N. B.-Ths trade sad shTpsss supDlie6 % sal :
LfNAMHLLED COTTAGE MISUNDERSTANDING
~ Stkeey Nos 6l4 and so Broadway, received Asse>
GLASS medals from the Crystal Palace and American Inst
tute us Of enameed chamber furniture AA0
the public examine their extsnsive stock SuiG
from 40.
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TINE SOONER YOU COME THE BETTER.-hR. SoREN
vannervaldt has eight Of land tor sale, which
into middle lot orchard with ~
grated apple trees ALSO cherry peach and pear trees
il one mile and half the village and in good loeAs
ton The subscriber offers to sell 1T loss Apply %
SOREN VANNERvALDT, Earmerekl near Stamford,
rsgr6 cid ty
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CTANFORp! CONNECTICUT.-FO2 SALE, VERY
- deffrabe country residence in this charming village
ALSO 20 let furnished unurnishsd rev asS so1.s.
and Of society end the place gre
verbally healthy. Apply to JOHN BRAINkHD, WAA
reet RrooklYn
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NONFEcTfONERY STORE ron SALE IN BROOKLYN
" Superior location Sold ont on account Of i'll health
elegant manner Also segar store On Fulton street the
Ma street. room No. g.
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GALE OF LOTS AT KEYPORT.-THH i0URIH SEM.
annual Of the Florence and Keyport ComHes
ny place the property At Union AGAR Ksypsrs
Friday, June 80 IT 10 o'clock The value ana Import
Of this location, hsrbor and depos 10 20 well az
dsrood only being SEEN Boat. s.vs fs:s q
sA N. and Union at4P y. Maps and infernStaen ~
be had at he the Company o. uAisn' New xosHs
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ITO GRoCERs.-FOR SALE, THE STOCK AVID TRADE
4 81 srst s,ess family groesry store new doing go
For further particulars inquire Of GUSTlN CO..
corner Of Washington and Warren streets.
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NLIYrONv efATEN ISLAND.-THH sUBsCRIBEn
offers for sale some Of the most atuatsd
W Van wasenen, Esq This position Y The most sttrae
residences the Island. u. OCONNER, u ReAde
stxeet, OF q the end Of omnibus route, Clifton.
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L'0R sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
r well established confectionery store With soda wster
stand ice saloon and Tor family In 81
the best locations In New YORK Is doing good business
The fixtures may be sold without stock Inquire at NO.
90 Second street. Of PLATTER.
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ITO sELL-A LONG LEASE OF FOUR STORY ANp
Il basement house, with . store attaehed-109 C..c,x
street Apply At the grocery store " wasAinsto ps,ces
corner OF Rector.
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DRUG STORE FOR sALE-DOING FAIR BUsI.
~ ness. Situation and fashon
sighborhood Terms, half cash down mortgage on
store for remain der address CELSIUS, HERALD once.
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ID ROOKLYN.-THE SUHSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE,
- q 70 let the Eighth Ninth and Eleventh v.ras Of
g. OO0 70 Sl20 600 each. Apply 70 BRIDGES, Oxford
stIaaA, near Atlantic Avenue, BroOklyn. - =
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farm contaning abS6t thirty eight Of sxcsent
land high state Of Cultivation, situassd 81 Scuthasl
hsnd.onsy located she Great xs south sds q ne
houses 49, with large quantity fruit trsss a
every variety The property only sx miles from vAn-
dsrb. landing Terms f0x full parttculAxS apply
20 ALBERT II, NICOLAY. No Broad street, Or Jas.
Grio aduinietrator tho p1kmtsee.
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TOR sAIE-THE GOOD WILL OF A PRIVATE
bodhg house. with all part Of the furniture lo~ for
cash, The dercus % leaving the city Location
rooms with bath 40. Rent Low. This Is opportu
nifty often with. line directed to n. NJ, Herald
ofice, will meet with immediate attention.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

STATE or rfaMoNr REE "a ~ nsMss ,i.ei.,
s.s-tiu af ihs Fribaie inun 81 tir esd hfih't ~
Railsnd, hsld ~ nnissa 10 ADD 81 ssid biiihsi "H
the -ih dsy ai frbfasIi A. u. rot
Present Nm nsfs.y hutbn. iHdss.
Wbsr~as. nssss Hayward, Aan on fhs ssiiir %
lsisns M4fnef isis 81 Holland ia Fsia asinri a.
fsss.d hisstsir. hss ts asY presented O. he rsii
f.nh efns4H ia. relative " is sitts'sn - sad %
ttte iHfshf - sppf-r nsfsrsar g. ssi ali ~ fral
- sod dofs 81 10 DfisF O. faisa innef - We
ssfmsaf 81 flsr dftt N All deceived anf fnH -
,s.a.ss f administered and ihsfeffv fs'lesipg sd
team e. gst hn ssuss ~ ell ~ fald teal fgtsiH
~ VII ~ tss rFia iiis 81 Interest IT 90 sa'H o.
fess.a Ia sHd ~ ihs boone ftfm ~ aneil a' st'.'
sng3aaiiy psr 81 hifh hsa iesH rsi 'ni q. h'as
sfsai q 80 WIDOW cod child - saa aeFesrri fHa Gle
remainder isfstf 10 encountered Hiih innilssF' y
.s.Hfr ne snpjsfn ~ liisha Werner h"a p" we
Hrslsh IS siasf dunaf usu hfns, End TIE its ~ no
str,i,a1 N flisri Also. a l' rgti piis 900 'hisf
81 q sald dsfssssa n aHd a. ins fssfns llsfsi b"
called n " asrssi eifrp thT d"~st nhfh pee tf'N
ihffiH e. fhs taHt - ssia astfs-'a -" ih
elndiag 600 frtsfslnn ~ aid anvsf aHa hifh D. 81"
faHai.sfsd ln HtrigHsr o. ssfafs dsf n ',s-y
hall a. aufssd saiur sad niaH ~ The ffiil 20 o.
asnialis 80 r4a usldHn sfm u - sfftti fnfsn'-
Lefsd tys ninfii - o. -ssHfs astf h's'f uHh no
apgfaissa Flias ~ tna p's"issss
Th.f.tsss. d J. a,isfsh - ssl5 PrIbsis Casn issi
fhn hsafnF sod dsfssss q ssif nffitn o. pr 2 tt0
sainf igsfsty Wt.ffa ~ q aisiFb sf'ft.n atf
f.an g. b. hsh ~ fhe Nffr - a. irf neg ~ rsi'
T.aa 10 s.ii H1iiaad aa 40 ~ Affasf, etaf ~
Eih az - Ns.h g. g if3f shd hs''ri itFfoff p ~
e. ~ tsl.ss ssfiiast fflf a i.s fffftt 80 ne
Adsf fhsfs afsks fasistif ifffiais tisisi i ie
E.fians Casn4 Hffaid, hs~ .sfs' v,n'se Z" 80
Round sn8 fiffHiafirE DO Che nfifib fftfl =
ti.s. .afosf4lsa afsf ilfst ~ refrfos thsfss''f
~, fsia islhg usf-hs auii rfihfA ifs'rt iatf o.
I'D ffsfs sp4sf 80 o. ss f-iii an1 i've s,HHs -
80 o. ,r. ~ sai fsnfs go siifnsss 80 eiiFfei 30
:. y - 10 n,s nfssiisrs d fss1 esass
5. asrr'ss
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FTA1E of VERMONT ~ fs"e"ir'rd
Usissd of hSueas, 81. - ihsf at stated
sr.siun NJ tiir ~ bate 'nt - Ne saii bi-inst 81
Rutland held ut Kuuand 90 and 80 SGD bisins,i 90
the tti d., oi Nsuh. u 1854.
Put-stt, tiun tiAkNEN ~ IRON, Judge.
Niete4 b reusin iitstHlpent in v titng dated tho
. 90 DIS Of trhfnap, 4. ~. insl, paftsttiaf :" be-
the tat So 90 sud Co. tsi'Hi ut SHofgr Msfsh late ~
clarendon go esi 90 fuet decsAssd bss tisdss hH'n
n,r..nte &C. the ssii Probate i,u iy Laws n. Wal
Ia ahI turi ratkoi tho itrsnut- firftia hainfdi
10 ridet that -a,d ins uleni nsf lee dHy rn'tod sud
allowed ht sati tslU Hssfi lat " ~ and t'-tanif ~
T,ttet4ir. u b. ordered b} ssid 'uun that tho
ptUlate apd allowance at sad irsiiHe"n 80 SD lAst
viii shd testament be-, aud The sptre 80 lerrtn -
iorred ~ stated u ssid iuufi T. be trld 81
tia olfe # the ntri.t.t g said tiun ta said hui
ltnd, un the mt Mpndaj h~ing The "a asy Of Apul
u tHbf aud tiHi nstife thereof Ice ri'rn w lHil
bshing ,tuinod app ~ The fseefd - ihi- nfd'f
three weeks -HetessiselJ p'rtiuu- hft'tn N iho
Hntiand tpuhti Herald, nsvspapnf Published ~
said Hnuand. IN order that an pris"us interested
therein bang thereby duy notified tisf~0i ael 'h'a
aud there appoaf hrtre sid tilr aud contest sHid
probate aud allow snrH " tieI see raust,
tfHe copy " foe1id. HINhh NALL
II ~ H. fisiff.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-10

pTAri 90 NiHN"Nr ~ g 'sa'eH'tst'',
fii.frsd q Hat'asa, &c. - that ~ srs,sl
ses-i.,u tie rr,shsts sssn - me s.H ht,tfiet ~
Hutiaud. irid tRnuhud ip sui NF said histtHt ta
The lsth das ~ February, \. - irtA
rrrsout tipn. HNNN ~ rtuN, indss.
Where's, Me-. Ah,Esl Pike and Ssn1 81 holnre,
r,e,utrs vi The i.t Niu apa tesisntsnt If ilats
PIKE iHtr ui rtusinri 10 eaa aisfirt deceased, Co.
tate, pAVt thts o., rtsasnlr g. ths saii fftsis ii
q trt,uau ~ wTfins. thefrin sftttHe ffh frnsiH
fstta in rflstah o. tuf eaattin IS the estate ~ tHl
dssessfh ~heuh, srpsav petosaAN 90 efirs %
accomplish hs utietts snd nn tie tntsHtaus 80 tiie
saih teas.f a. sfi The nal estate ~ -aii deceased
add thstttffr tsp ieaiitt aid tiUt g. giant ufu
ttansr b. ssli the Witch waa dssftiifd 81 TIE
invsBoft as ttatns isf1 81 lul sffes NHipps iiHi
kv tnria 1T thaut loo affs and 4siut hai tfts -
cedar tlni,'f iaud 10 nrAudun ghs twn hrt nHesfi
ttasts honH situate w raid rusitfd sud Hatis't
nsuEaFs,
Th.ulafe, n a. ofdofed ~ saia Probate casr thsi
The hrsunF snd decision ut Haid ffttun No. aud thf
same ~ hsfeis frisnrd o., stated ssst1 81 Fala
tout te hsla stthe office ~ the hsf-tef 90 sait
Court ~ aid Rutland, on ir ist Mondasi heior iio
lih dat 1T Mach 4 H. iS.t, and that nuiits tistc-
nf hr gwen bN puhiish,np rsftilrd tops 81 tlis g.
rofd " ms nrarf thter wr.ts sue,osstyeh rtstrus
thsfeto in tho nuiland Ieunty Herald, Hs~spstrf
pfiHted ~ said Holland aud eir'Waiuf ga ihs rsiri
i.p,ipsd at tiuss interested IN onsT thi Al lefii
Interested thefo,r, hr'he thrirty duy paiihe THERE
81. uis, thou nnd thefe sppeat hsir said ''tft aud
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