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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

JOHN BRowss TRAcr."-The history Of this
locality, well known to sportsmen is given by
writer in Putnam's Magazine AZ fslows,
More than 6fty yean ago. John Brown, Cover
nor OF Rhode Island, bought 20o, 900 acres Of Wild
land in Herkimer and Hamilton Couaties New. York.
near the waters Of Moose River, FIR the purpose Of
carving on the iron busness. Acolony was sent on
seres Of land cleared up veins Of iron orc found
Lot 20 productive a. expected, the soil cold mucb
money wss expended without return or Q prospect
o. one. The overseer seot out by Governor Brown
KILLED himssf. the otben became discouraged. end
the place We. abandoned. At present one fsniiy By
,s Ss svs. eva s ass r.. :ssS -: s'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Sept. O.
TIE EEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week cont AIMS the following:

week cont ANS the following:
I.EJToRIALs: Tre.dun. n Esu~s, The Cor ug.iOas
bod; he Greet C-ismiy; Brs,io w.'y Poll
tieiabs Pledps; ssnEa ANA; The Cams tAsi
Ckubty lDyeniec,- &C.
U..POETRY; Conten'n
UI..wHAT Is DOING IN ErRoPz-seleetsi from
ihe LsttsisoF Our Owa CIR - srts
v..INPoRTaNr FRoM EUROPE: Letter fr2g G;n tae b
TbsesesyI From Ponrh
v..THE DEATH or cROFTON CROKER
VI ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE: Arivsl o.
Tsken; Surrender Of Bonersand; 200 Ru 1'
tstsn Prsoner.; Prorossion O. rsi!snen 4 o.
.susi' ae ''''' ~ '''
VII. .UyIyERsALisT STATE CONVENTION: From
Our Own Reporter.
VIII. THE COLT PATENT CASE: Charges of Brbery
and Corrup,ion Purchase Of Coasressnsn and Re
poIieni seooeiions Of BsSqsets and BeAuiy; LITER
IxPoLITIoAL INTELLIGENCE: lows; Vermont
Nev-York
x..REvIEw OF TIE WEEK; o;yins !. eood.ns.d .. ed
Ror.nt event, .hsi hsvs tT.n.g.sd n tss
Grs,sds End the Dominican Republic
M..IMPoRTED CATTLE FOR KENTUCKY
xII..THE GREAT DgoUTH OF 1854
Kill. .wHALERs.
WESTERN AFRICA: The kingdom Of YOrab.-
HlXvI "A RUSSIAN HERO.
XVII. AUTOBIOGRAPHY or r. 7. BARNUA: A Horse
Adventure.
XVIII. TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Summary Of Events for the past Fortnight
yIXKANsAs; The Struggle Of Slavery and Freedom;
Couespond.nc nee Of The N. Y Tribune.
xx.LETTERs FROM TUE PEoPLE: The Man Who
Does Tsie the Paper; Bow Msy We Escape Dsouih
Amairanaton st the South.
XXI TELEGRAPH; The Latest News received by
Tesusph
XXJIMARRIAGEs and DEATHS
xxIII REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS: Report. Of the
stocs Grain. Provision, Cattle, and Horse Markets
fol
sirse COPIES in wr,ppe be obtained st the counter
In the Publication Oftct this morning Price 81 cents
suBscpiPTIoyOpe copy for year, 81 three copies
S.; Eve copies, S.; ten copies, s12.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

semblynan, be Will 60 away without waiting to be
kicked; but even then be will prefer to vote for
Maine Law Whig caudi ate, SO that his vote
will tell rather than throw il away ou third or
fourth candidate who will receive but handful
ofvotes.
The Independent" folly WAS carried to per-
fec,ion last yesr in the election Of Assemblyman
from the XvIIIth Ward There we're four can
diasfes in the feld-two Wings, Hard and 4
Soft-and the Temperance men could have had
one of them committed to their cause and elected
him beyond doubt. Inste,d Of that, they put
up ffth-a good man, no doubt-ran him at the
| foot OF the poll and had vote in the Asse nby
Icgsinst them all through So it was in good
lmsny other Districts throughout the State. 1t
bsy be that equal insanity will be exhibited in
fme Districts this FsTl, but it will have to be
dtre against our most earnest exertons.
THE true position Of the Maine Law men as
sutb ia one Of armed neutrality as to political
pa&tes. saying to each, Nominate men whom
"wr know to be right on the Liquor question aud
"wt will support them; if only enc party does
"thf We sill support the candidates Of that party;
'if two or more do it, we will vote for one or the
"other according to our individual preferences;
"but if no party gives US man openly favorable
"to our object, then we will nominate one for
yourselves, and give him all the votes in our
power II you will not let US act with you,
"we will zee what we can do against you" And
this attitude, uDitedly taken and firmly adhered
to, will give US Legislature strongly favorable
to our purpose; while running independent tick
ets from the start will certainly result in defeat.
We lost the strongest Temperance Counties in the
State last year BY that course.
For Offices which have no palpsble connection
with 'he Liquor question such as Register,
County Clerk, &c.-we are not convinced Of the
proprie,y of nominating Temperance candidates
at ali. We shall be likely to make more enemies
than friends by it: and to what good end II
either party should put up debauched, immoral
men for such Offices, let Temperance men vote
sgsiDst them; but let US not assume without evil
depce that candidates are thus unworthy by nOm-
mating against them. Better not tahe too wide
sWath if we mean to cut clean.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

A Free Soil or Fusion Convention was held on
Wednesday, at Wolfboro' New Hampshire, at
which speeches were made by the Hon. Amos
Tuck, Hon. James Bell, Hon. S. p. Chase Of
Ohio, Hon. j. P. Hale, and other distinguished
gentlemen. The Nebraska-Kanss bill was So
verely condemned, and the tenor of the speeches
was encouraging to fusion Of political creeds in
the formation of great Northern Party - op-
pose the extension Of Slavery.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

The whole of the State loan OF Sl,250,0OO ad-
vertised for, was awarded yesterday at Albany
by the Canal Commissioners, at prices varying
from 1l2d to ll6, the buk Of it being at il3i.
For list of the successful bidders see CONNER
cial matters.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

The CRYSTAL PALACE viii be open this evening
for the delivery to Exhibitors Of the Silver and Bronze
Aedsls awarded them by the Jures last winter.
They have been Handsomely executed q. the U. s.
Mint, and are such as any inventor or manufacturer
may well be glad to receive. There will be ssveraI
addresses, music, and other attractions.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
Nep.Uork Dailr Gribn,,e
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER !, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice he Of Anonymous Communications Whst
ever intended for insertion must be authenticated BY the
name and address of the wrternoi necessarily for pub
lection but o. guarantee of hts good faith
cannot undertake return rejected Communicsons
To Ous In sending emittances fire.
auenty omit mention the name Of the Post once, and
tv frequently the Of the State to Which their psger
70 sent-always mention the name of the Posf ee
and State.
srpscpsERs wishing have the direction Of THE TRfsuSE
cbsnsea must the old address well IS the new
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
10 Advertisors.

THs WngKLY TRIBUNE has now q circulation of
O00 sopes and undoubtedly the hest .dvessin. me
~. A. the Uaitej sesfcs circulating everv So.
1. - Ussa BrifisA Provness &e having read.r.
Tsrnsrx Nechanics. Msrchsnns rsns3es kc Thcse Who
A to Xaks ,kci badness the over would 40
wi to try TuE WErKIy TRIsvSs. Emited a,nher q
nsertss s. line. zach iuss
cireslssssu b shs ecunrv Aivossnsne inserted ct 10
eepss - Ne, sash tnssrticA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

BraciARY-TAs store Of VIM. s. Jsques in New.
srk vss entered on Wednesday night BY burglars and
robbsd q some esoo worth Of goods. Several pieces
e hroadclolh apd sik vestings we're taken bat the
neoeT draww NJ undistureSd- The entrance was
e1SSeei u nssHs u fabs ksys q ths stsses asee.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

Ing Shoes Csps ssddey &c must be snpred and ne ony
wev 10 complete these manufactures with dspstch nn
NJ and unt oualed strength and besuy, 10 use SNstk
81 WING MACHINES An invesnen IN mschine now OF -,
Win profit Of -" BY the time me season Al, Al
snIts ssanst Singers Machines finally settled and they
are the only machines Of value which 40 not infringe
valid patents and subject the uses 70 so" snd ns
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
A CARD.-By way Of assisting me in keeping
PIANOS AND MELODEONs.-T. GILBERT g.

PTANOe AND MELODEONs.-T. GILBERT N
"a - celebrated Pianos with or without the much admired
Eolisn; Hsilet Cumsion. Pianos Of the old firm Of Hal
is,t Co Jaeob Cbckernss Pianos and Horace Wstens
,nohsrs improysd Pianos; slso s. d. H. w smith. Melo
dsons and Melodesns oil other styles and prices a. M great
ynu.ie t.atsueut Of HoRAcE WATERS No 80 broadway
lave disooupt sde from factory prices for cssh Pisno
sod on mouthy payments Each instrument fully guaranteed
neaiers mnrlied ON the best terus
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
Our Agents.

Nesra CAReiLL 4 RocxwEII, Ne North Broadway, YoS
xIRs viii supply our fsends In that Vsse with TIE Tsis
uxx.
0rcxex L. La FAVE No esi Westminster is Aseat
N PxovIpgxcS for the ale Of THs TRispNx.
HxlLEx Co Agents for the sale Of fHE TniSryE
b CHICAGO
SAMUEL B. NIcBoLs agent for the sale Of The TRs
uxx In Burlington, VT
H. B. PEARSON win supply friends 10 CIEvsIAxp with
TaH faIsvKE.
WA PArrox our ssent for the sale Of THE rsr,rxK 1t
WArfRsunN.Ct
Mr. @ w. rAseI, Ne. 81 RsndoiPhe, CsIcAso. has TIE
TRiSvss Or ssle. and viii friends IN thst city
l. d cAnsSLL Agent fs1 the sale Of THE TRisuxs
N ELntRA
MI w WArxRs wi sappy friends in LtrrLE FALLs
with with TSx TRIBUNE.
vB PALMER auhcrsed receive subscrpricrs and a.
for TnE TRsrSE in cities OF
snl Bosrox.
Tar rlrSvxs Of H. A. PosrxR Bso.. in Reck Island
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

Rrnrcrn Prrcys -KELTY& FERGUSON Nos. 2sl Broadway
and Resds e. have Manufacture and mTorts
ton large stock Window Shafes Lace ana hpsih our
tsins CorDcs Damssk &C. which they are now offering at
.Iy lov prices
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

CHEAP SILKs-Just received from auction,
rich Ryoeade Plaid Striped and Plain Also Black silks Of
mne dor make warranted wcwe and will be sold at geat
bargains Also 100 doseD exandns best sIk Gloves at ~
nsr r.ir Y H. LrADBEArER, Gate LetdbeateI Lee
FN'' No 81 Broad wny corner Of Leonard st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
uMopr MyI ODEONs. manufactured by MASON

& BAmLIs, Boston Mass. hrLoDEos with new improve
mepts well worthy the attention Of all who wish N nsru
nent which unsurpassed in quality OF tone promptpe" o.
action and beauty Of finish ~ 81 aud octayes single ana
800 $40 and ai75 Dealers supplied et factory
.xiss. No. 2g7 Broadw ", sole Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

NrNr does immediately Cholera Dyssniory Cole,
and Spssms used when Ist taken Thousands have oei
6ed 10 It's csratve properties II warranted
feety harmless take internally Sold by the Druggists
pyee ana
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

and body .ubdeins complaint Agre and Fever immediately
disease expss and recruits the strength From 10
bottles produce this result Manufactured from The original
recipe by MAxWELt rHoAAs (successors TO James IA
,,,, ,..ul 4 M Wiliiamst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01

compound beyond contingency tho safest aud r-iase
pyc in existence Filling to impaTi to the hair ua
fomty Of color ncurhneus and elasticity besides hers the
esesf washed Of the shin Sold and applied CssrADo
soss No. Astor Horse.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-15

I'Lt'SuNAL EAAMlN AI4'N.
EusL. ers and all others connected viii Ga. COM
paues are invited 10 visit the expo lu4-ntsl Room
tne Company, and fully satisfy tutmselve, # tho
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Polytechnic College,



STATE OF NNSNLNANIA
Penn SQUARE, Philadelphia, Pa.
ENlllS COLLEGE, ORGANIZED on THE PLAN
of the Industrial Colleges Of Continental
Europe, is designed to rd thorough proies.iuna
education I" students intending br
Enc inceling,, Mmior, Aerioulturni aud
III" hcchnnicai and Chemical Arts.
The next Scmi-annua Session will commence no
Monday, September 18th, 1885,
aCuia
Mathematics and Civil Engineering, Prof scim
II. Peabody.
Metallurgy and Industrial, Analytical and Asri.
cultural Chemistry Prof. Alfred l.. Kennedy, ~ d.
Mining, Engineering, Geology and Mincralorv
Prof W. II. 49, Thomas, A, NJ.
Mechanical Philosophy and tho PRINCIPLES of
Machinery, Professors Peabody and Kennedy
Terms far Each Department Per Session sis.
Mechanical, Architectural and Typographical
Drawing Prof. John Kern, sl5,O0
French and Spanish, Prof u. Amarill
German, Prof u. II. Entrup.
The Analytical laboratory for practical Cbcn,istrv
is open daily
An Nnndomicnl department under the charge Of !
H. boucher \. NJ, is provided, into which ,oungcr
and less proficient f'Ndcr may enter and be rapidly
prepared for the College Courses.
additional information to terms. courses Of
study, boarding, &C., may be obtained Lv addressing
DR.: Alfred l.. Kennedy, Polytechnic College,
Philadelphia
MATTHEW NEWKGRK.
President of the Board Of Trustees
joins McIyrinE, Secretary
Aug ~ laji. wsw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-15
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
Pianos and Mclodcons for CASH

HORACE WATERS the grca, Music and Piano
Forte dealer, 33' broadway New York. prcfcring to
shares large per cent. with hi, customers, rather
than pay it to the NbUpc'- NJ wan Nrec,, to raise
available means to enable him to stem the present
tight times offers his immense assortment of elc.
giant and warranted Pianos aud Mcodcon. at largo
discount from Factory prices, FOR cash. His assort-
mont comprise. Pianos from three of the largest and
most celebrated Boston Manufactures also those
of several of the b,0 Nor lork N,i,rs, including
the beautiful and much admired H,rq,c Uo,,rs
P"no, from his o"p F7ciory. aud Mcolcor. of the
best Boston, New Haven, New York. AMI Buffalo
Makers alording mn opportunity for selections not
to he had elsewhere. Each instrument warranted
Secondhand Pianos at great bargains--Pricc, from
500 to Sl60. Music and Musical instruments Of all
kinds. Dealers. Teacher, and Head, Of schools sun
piled ON tho best terms. Music sent by mail most
paid. General and select Catalogues or Music and
schedule Of Factory prices of Pianos Mcodcons and
Musical Instrument. forwarded to any address, free
Of postage
Sept. 10. wilma
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Job TEarIin'a s,stutr

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, havi ing been appoin-
" ted by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chttcndon Commissioner, TO receive
examine and adjust the claim. and demands Of ali
persons against tn" estate Of JuD Martin, late of
jericho, in said District, Geceased Represented in
solvent, and also AL claims and demands exhibited
IN offset thereto and elk months from the day of
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business Of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling Of the widow, Nancy H. Mar
un IN Jericho, in said District, on the La. Monlays
"i December and March next, at 10 o'clock A n
on each Of said day.
Dated this day Of September, \. D., 1854.
HIHR5 Tl %.EiifEs2i". Commissioners.
Sept IA. wllw,
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Cas5ius Douglass Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Honorable the Pro-
DISTRICT ~ tHitTENpEN, bate Cour, for the
District Of Chittcnden. To all persons concerned in
the Estate of Cn''ius Douglas late Of Essex in .nid
District, deceased, GurrT,x,'
WHEREAS II. \. and : ;. Douglass, Admins
traitors OF the Estate Of said deceased prop,.c to
render an account Of their administration of ,nid
ESTATE, aud present their account against the same
Tor examination and allowance. And whcrcn. "a id
administrators have also filed in said Court tbcirnp
pIicat'on IN writing, praying said Court to extend
inc time lmltc for the payment Of the debts against
sald estate for one year from the Both dav ~ Univ
~ u. lSpt And the said Court having assigned
Tor That purpose the 18th day of September, A. D.
l-5l, at the Office Of the Probate Court in Rurlin,
ton, IN said District, and ordered that you be no,j
fed by publishing tho time and place assigned As
aforesaid three weeks successfully in the Burlin,
ton fFef Tf'S' newspaper printed at said Burliu,
ton, previous TO- the day set for hearing.
Therefore, you are rcby notified t. appe,r be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
show can'" If any you have, Why the said account
should not he allowed, and why said time should not
be extended.
Given under my hand a. Burlington, In .aid Dis
trict the 18th day of July, A. D. 1Sj4
W. II. FRENCH. Judge.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
JAMES r, BRINSMATD

vs.. In Chanccrv,
THOMAS B. WILSON, chttGnden Co.
ALEXANDER JACKSON November Term,
STEPHEN WHITNEY. 1888
WHEREAS, James f. Brinsnaid has tbi,d,v sIod
In the office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Chanccrv
In said Chittendcn County hi. petition for foreco,.
uro against Thoms. Is. Wilson, Alexander jackson
and stephen Whitney, made rcturnablc to snid Court
~ me term thereof to be holden at Burlington in
said County on the first Tuesday m November. A,
u. 1884, settling forth that said wilson, on the 9Th
day of April A. ID. 1851, duly executed TO said
Brin'maid, mortgage deed of certain land and
rren'i'c' situated In said town of Burlington and
described as follows, via
"lhe following described piece or ercnl of land
situate in Burlington aforesaid (being part of the
land decided to said Brinsmaid by D. W Buckley.
by deed bearing date the / 9TH day Of April. ls,S
to which said decd reference is to he had for full
description of the premises and right Of way a,
therein conveyed and which said deed /, recorded in
vol. 20, of the Town Record. of Burlington) and
bounded ne follows, viz
"Begnnng at the Northwest corner of the Store
lot on Church street, owned and occupied nv Amos
g. Spear, being point distant fifty feet from Church
street, thence Westerly in the direction Of and in
l'nc "ith the North line Of said Spears lot, to
point Honthcry from erd in lin, with the Wcstcr-
ly line of Sion f. Towards store lot thence South
eriy on line parallel with Church street seventy
Two tcct, thence Ea-tery to point fifty feet from
ohurc street, aforesaid. thence Northcrlv seventy
Two feet to the ront Of he ginning together with
right Of way n. conveyed Ia aid nrin.naid hr al
buckley by the above mentioned deed between Sion
H. howard store and A. G. Spears Drug store"
conditioned for tho payment Of tho sum Of 100 dol
lars specified in n nro,,,.,o,y ,,,, L.t, ' W.
the 9th day Of Anril. ISL ora noyoIIo w
months after the date tbercof for 1O6 Jitar, aio,
i"r 2oD dollars each and payable respectively on ar
before the 9Th iav Of AnriI. 1850 1s5q Ky ig,5
1856, 1857. lS5S 1sio 1qc0 1871 ,,i 1880 i
one for 700 dollars, rnyshIc on or before uc 1Sth
dav of Arri IgG3 an uit . y" OV,U.u ."e -tn
Except the frs, three note. above lc.crhodh l.. hon
Justly due and ovin,, AMI Las t I,,,, i, ","
L. Al. ''" i''',' '''''IH-
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X s5;t9e,
STATE or VERMONT, ! The Probate Court
h'IRIcr OF oHTrESDEv, as. for the District afore-
'aid ioal persons interested in the Estate Of seth
carey, late II colchester in said District deceased
GRETISG:
WHEREAS, Hmm sabin, Administrator OF tn.
h't',e OF SAIL deceased, proposes to render an nc
count ot hl' ddHini'tIaton coz said Estate, and pre-
sent Ii. account against the for eAamins ton
ana allowance by .aid court and the said Court hav-
ing assigned for that purpose, the 10Th day II sep
,emher' a. -, 1884, at the Office of the Probate
court IN harrington, in said District, and ordered
that you be notified by publishing the time and
paceas'igned as aforesaid, three weeks successfully
IN the burlington Fr,, Press, = newspaper printed
~ 'ald Burlington, ,Ic last Of which publication.
to he previous to the day fixed Tor hearing
Ih"fore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
'h"" cause, # any you have, why the said account
should not be allowed
"ivcn under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
rlct, tins 25th day Of August, A. D., 1854.
b. FRENCH. Register.
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MRS Sally Martins TState.

STATE or VERMONT Alta Probate Court
psinir % GrANnlsLE, s.. holden at South Hero,
WITHIN and for said District, on the l4th dav Of Au
gust A. D. IH'i. Present. the Hon, elijah lIayuc.
- An instrument purPorting to be the last Will and
Testament Of Mrs. sally Martin, late Of ssid South
nero. deceased, being presented TO the Court here
by Abncr b. l.nndon, the Executor therein named
I'r Irohatc' 1t Is ordered by ,aid Court that all
persons concerned therein, be notified ia ,pno,r
session OF sad Court to be no den at my dwelling
House IN North Hero in said District on tho 9Th day
OF September next, and show cause ANY they have
against the probate Of said will for which purpose
II y luIthIr ordered that copy Of the record Of
this order be published in the burlington E,,, p,,,,
printed at burlington. in the County Of Chttenden,
'hrce l''ucce'slvely, as soon a. may be, before
the said l6tl day Of Superintendent.
true copy NJ Record,
Attest
. ELIJAH HAYNES, Jus..
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MERCHANTS BANK, ErnliNGroN,


j. THOMPSON, ESQ,
Banker, Wall Street y. Y.
SIR II observe in your Reporter of the 9th,
an article regarding this Bank which is entirely
Sroundless, utterly false and most grossly libcllous
" The public Shopld beware c' Thompson's Bank Note
and Commercial Reporter, as it appears to he an1-
ous or willing to discrcdit Bank which ncutr, in
single instance, has failed to redeem its circulation
at its place for redemption the Suffolk Bank, Boston.
or at its own counter. Your object in publishing
such slandcrous mputations trust the public will
discern.
In the mean time, you arc called upon to make an
immediate and full rctracion of the article alluded
to,--as an act of simple justice to the Bank that
you may not be called upon to answer before lcgaI
tribunal. If W. l.. STRONG Cashier
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STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court for
DISTRICT ~ culrrESnES, the District Of Chit
tehnen. 10 All person. interested in tn. c,tstc Of J.
v Randall, late of Burlington in ,aid district, de-
ceased. Ip,r-,xe
W HhKEAS T. E. Wales, Executor Of the last
WIN and Tcstarnent Of said deceased, has made ap-
Phcatlon to this Court to extend the time limited
Tor the payment Of the debts Of said deceased. one
year from the llth day Of September. A. -. 1854.
And said Court having assigned the 9Th day of SEN
temncr, y. d. 1914, at the Probate Ofic, in said
burlington, for hearing and deciding on said appli-
cation and ordered that all person. interested he
noIhed thereof hy publishing this order three week.
'ucrcs'ivcly in the Burlington Free Pr,.s nev.pa-
per printed at said Burlington, previous to the day
fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at tho time and place aforc.ad, and
'ho" cause If any you have why said time should
not be extended
Given under my hand, at Burlington, in said dis
sriet' this 18th day Of August, A. D., 1854,
W. IL. FRENCH, J.dcs.
~Sul
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A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOsITE MADE BY
"a FRANCIS LOWRY to the credit ofST. J. B. H.
sklNNER, in the Farmers & Nrchaaic, Bank, dated
May STU 1854, for Fp,y-,igh 55-lOO dollars, and
endorsed said skinner in blank. The loser will
feel Obliged by communicating any information in
regard to 1t to 1T. FRANCIS LOWRY, In Buring.
ton.
Aug. Is, 1854 JG,tUou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-15
Selling Of.

Selling Of.
IL X. NICHOLS HAVING ASSOCIATED Win
him l.. C. BOYNTON, will continue the
mercantile business in all its branches heretofore
carried by him, with an increa ,cd stock of good.
in their season. and shall cndcavor to be able to sun
Ply anything usually kept in New York and Boston
Retail Stores, at less than New York and Boston
hrlces' Ana We now offer anything have on
Pand nj very W prices, wishing to reduce our pre-
sent stock To- make room for our Fall goods.
We would respectfully invite all in want Of goods
either Wholesale or Retail to call and examine our
goods and prices. Get posted up with the lowest
goods.
burlington, July |, lsj4 dSutf