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Arrest Of an Alleged Murderer.

NEw YoRK, Nov 1.-THE United States store
ship Relief has arrived at Rio, having on board g.
W. Spencer lato first mate Of the ship Sea Witch
who 10 accused of the murder Of Capt Frazier, Of
the latter vessel.
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UNTAIN USE,

: 49, n Ou7JOt !
TIME undersigned having been solicited
j. by many Southern friends to extend the pre-
sent season, have determined to keep the Mountain
House open for their accommodation until the 10th
day of October.
The three tournaments for the season win take
place on the 2sth of August, the 18th and 2sth of
September.
f5Y- The fare will be reduced Eve dollars per
month. and two dollars per week, after the LIST of
September
aug 28-- BLAKEMORE 4 INGRAM.
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poLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,

FOLHTECHNIC CULLE0E,
Ofthe State of Pennsyiydaia,
West Penn Square,, Philadelphia.
ORGANIZED on the plan Of the Industrial Col
" leges of Continental Europe, and the only
College in the Union in which gentlemen graduate
in the industrial professions.
Third year, commencing Monday, September IL,
1855.
FACULTY.
Mathematics and Engineering, Prof 8. II. PEABODY.
General and Applied Chemistry, A. 1. KENNEDY.
Mechanics and Machinery, II. III. BoUcHRR
Geology, Mineraiogy, 4 Mining, I" w. IS. RowsoH.
Architectural and Typographical
Drawing j. kERx.
Modern Languages, VIDE AskRBLLI.
For catalogues and further information, apply TO
A. l.. KENNEDY, NJ. d.,
aug 1e--e4ww&S President OF Faculty.
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HAVING purchased Of r. wheeler q Co.
IL all their stock Of Hardware III the store lately
occupied by them, No. 845, Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Browns Hotel beg leave respectfully 10
can the attention Of purchasers to their welselected
stock Of goods hope by strict attention to busi-
ness and good assortment of all articles in Our line
Of trade TO merit continuance Of the custom Of the
old firm. HARVEY 4 ADAMS.
Il .LaLl- l.- 80. ~. 80 al-..
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SALE UF STALLS AND STANDS IN
THE WEST MARKET.
TyBE Committee I'm charge OF the West
IL Market will proceed to sell W the highest bid
der above the minimum price Fixed therefor the Stalls
and Stands in said Market on Wednesday next the
l4fh Noyember The sale viii take place at o'clock
p. NJ. precisely. The Committee will be present 10
give such information as may be desired.
Terms cash. For the Committee;
nov s--cotd JN0.T. TOWERS, Mayor.
~ The above sale Is postponed until
Friday, the 10th November, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Immediately after the above lie. the materials in
the Old Market will be sold TO the highest bidder for
cash, TO be removed within FIVE days after the day Of
sale nov lS--d
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ron SALE.

TuyHREE Building Lots, on north street, between
n Fourth and Fifth streets, each Lot fronting 20
feet running back l42 feet inches, TO wide paved
alley. These are very desirable building lots, In a
delightful neighborhocd.
Il. WHEELER,
nov 7-dim s45, Pepnsylvanis avenue
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NATURALIZATION u the season

This popular and fashionable resort has been entirely
renovated, re-decorated, and beautifully APP
asF s pointed, at cost OF over one thou
sand dollars sw
The Furniture and Stage Adjuncts are of the most
costly and ieehetchs description the Cos
TUNES, Scenery, and Properties I'M.
exceled for tasteful ele-
gance and effect.
Nese and Comfortable Seats
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR
RENT. 32

n TWO-STORY Frame House, on Four
"A and-a-half street, corner Of south House
containing six rooms with store at the corner suit
able for retail store. The property is pleasantly
located, In thriving part OF the CITY, and will be
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PAINT AND OIL STORE:

!" L. PARKER, House, Sign. aud Orr
ty4s namental Painter. Louisiana avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh streets No. go residence No. 3d.
street. between Sixth and Seventh streets, has adj
ded 70 his present business the sale Of Paints Oils
Glass, and Putty, ip small and large quantities
The attention Of housekeepefs s pafticulsry called
TO the convenience OF this arrangement they can
at all times procure Hearth and other Mixed Paints
Of all coors made ready for use by practical painter
A large stock just received. 49,
Orders promptly attended I'd aud respectfully SO
hcited. Cheap for cash. nov b--dlm
BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER!
UUST received, 100 kegs very superior
~ Glade Butter, for family use. For sale, whole-
sale and retail.
Also
A very superior lot Of extra sugar-cdred hams
Smoked Beef
Nos. l, 3. aud B Mackerel
g& No. / Picked Salmon ast 5#s
MOL Potomac Herring -
Beans, Peas, white Mercev and Sweet Potatoes
Also. very superior lot Of Northern Apples.
All Of which may be had at @. B. RICES Butter
Store, No. 90, High Street, Georgetown.
NJ b. sm also receiving fresh Roll Butter from
Loudoun. bounty, Virginia, and Frederick county
Maryland, every week.
m oct 3l--dlm Star It'll
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ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN T7CKETSli
Capital Prize eIO,OOOI
Let, therefore, every man having due regard 10
the replenishng Of his purse attend TO H. and forward
his order Immediately for tickets.
Let those now buy, who never bought before,
And those who always bought, now buy the more.
But TO the Scheme. Look at I'll Scan II well,
count your chances and ask yourself ifyou with
stand the inducement now offered. Read readl
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NATIONAL EATING.HOUsE.

NAIHONhH EhENN0-HVUbEs
HvHE Subscriber would respectfully in-
form his friends and the public in general,
that he has taken the above old and weknown stand
on the corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania
nue., and for many years kept by William Walker,
and has made many improvements and alterations,
and has put the house in thorough repair.
Wines and Liquors. and his Larder with all the lux
uries Of the season. which he will be most happy to
serve up in the best manner
His long experiences In keepnga public house, and
for many years in the employ Of William Walker
enables him 10 assure the public that he will give
those that patronise him general satisfaction.
nov 12--tJan1 WILLIAM COKE 4 co.
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JOHN r. GIVEN IL CO.,
Dealers I'm Anthracite and Bituminous
Coal, and Wood.

N. B. All Coal carefully weighed and 2,24o pounds
10 the ton. -4-tl 49,
Yard corner of l4th and G streets.
L. B. Good articles, moderate prices, and fair deal
ing in all cases. ~ nov 12-3teod*
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17

The Plays intended for representation have been
selected from the more refined and
2 STANDARD DRAMATIC LITERATURE
And will be presented in style of drawing-room
elegancs.
First introduction to the citizens Of Washington Of
our great
STAR COM
All Of whom will appear in three beautiful Plays
including the new and brilliant Comedy,
written BY Tom Taylor. author Of
"Masks and Faces" DO,
III f entitled H
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP
Pronounced and attested by its unparalleled success
in Boston, New York, and Baltimore as the
best Of modern Comedies
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u country are TO be had Of JOS. +. HODGS0N
No. 4o5 Seventh street. in which be challenges COM
petition. 1F erss4tr
Also, a large assortment Of Parlor, Diningroom
Chamber, and Office Stoves, at low prices.
Also, the best Cooking Range ever offered In this
market in which he challenges competition for dura
bity and economy.
ALSO,
A good assortment of britannia Planished Tin, Ja-
pan, and Ironware Of my own manufacture, at cx-
ceedingly low prices. sep 4--difH
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j NATIONAL THEATRE--Mr. James w. Walaek,
Jr., appears on Monday evening as Macbeth. Lady
Macbeth, Mrs. Jones First Witch, Mr.. Jeffer-
son; Macduff, Mr.. Howe. Mr.. Wallack is a ira
gedian OF great merit, and will undoubtedly be
welcomed by q crowded house.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17

ROSE BUSHES.
THNHIS being good season for transplant
- ing, the citizens Of Washington are respect.
fully informed that extensive collection Of the vcy
best Roses on their own roots ARE offered for AL,
and those purchasing 10 the amount Of S5 viii ~
furnished with man 10 plant them. AZ the VAST
ineton Nursery, Fifth street between X street AMI
New York avenue, Washington, ID. g.
nov lot w. GRIFFITH
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FARMSi FARMSi FARMSi
NOR salc, or exchange for City properly,
II number Of Farms in Virginia and Maryland
Also, Hickory and White Oak Lumber at my Wood
Yard. Office corner Of Maryland avenue and Third
street west, at the Canal Bridge, near the Capitol
Washington. ID. w. HEATH, Agent
nov 3-1m
M DOZEN GOOD COLORED KID
M Gloves, at so cents per pair
100 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, at 81
n cents each
100 do do at 1876 cents each
200 do Cotton, Silk, and Merino Hose and
Half Hose, Of every quality.
5a WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner sth street. opposite Centre Market
nov Jim
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Monday Eoening. Nooem6cr 10, 1855.
Att o'clock, Overture by Orchestra.
OPENING ADDRESS,
Spoken by Mrs. j. D. PHILLIPS.

To be followed by Tom Taylor's new and brilliant
three-act Comedy, presented for the first
time in Washington, entitled
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP
Mr. Mildmay. . ............... C. G. Boniface
Mr. Porter Observation-Disclosures w. Glenn.
Captain Hawksley ...............H A. Langdon.
Langford ....................B. Clarke.
Jessup. Germon.
Gimblet. Observation-Disclosures Drake
Servant Observation-Disclosures. Osborne.
Mrs. Mldmay with song Cher first
appearance in this city 49,. Mrs. HIS. Chapman.
Mrs. Hector Sternhold, strong
minded woman, Cher first appear
ance in Washington. ...... Mrs. g. G. Germon.
To conclude with the new and aughable Farce of
THE ARTFUL DODGER!
Timothy Dodge, with Songs Duets,
and comic Pas de Deux, (his first
appearance in Washington) 49,. H. s. Chapman.
Harry Love-. w. a. briggs.
Old Hardnge. ....................J. II. Jack.
Quicksilver. ......................J. B. Phillips.
Nab EN-. :. ..1....-.. ...........G ermon.
Grab EN-. ................ Clarke.
Emily, with new song. Miss Ellen Morant.
Molly, with Songs, Duets, and comic
Pas de Deur ............. Mrs H. s. Chapman.
Doors open at 655E o'clock; Curtain moves at ~.
nov l7--3t f1E
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We are informed that Mrs. CkcxLIA YoUSc, OF
Baltimore, beautiful vocalist, already most favor
ably known 10 our citizens, purposes giving at an
early day series of lessons in the higher branches
Of music in thfs city.
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NOW is YOUR CHANCE
One Thousand Prizes on Handi

By authority of the State OF Georgia!
EORT GAINES ACADEMY LOT
II TERY.--
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER
Glass BIO be drawn November 20, 1855, In the city
Of Atlanta, Georgia, when prizes amounting 10
100000
Will be distributed according to the following nimi-
table scheme.
IL You draw the lowest Prize you get the cost OF your
ticket, soitiout deduction, and remember every
Prize is drawn at each drawing.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-17

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
I'm all it's varieties, neatly and promptly
u executed at the Office Of the American Organ, at
reasonable rates- oct 3d.
ROUTE OF THE AMERICAN ORGAN
FOR SALE.
EIFT III Sixth, and Seventh Wards,
Il which will be disposed of on reasonable terms
Apply at this Office nov-5 If
FOR RENT,
THE House now In the occupancy Of
u Temple Wood Esq, on X street north, near
Fourth street west containing six rooms and
large double paror side alley and alley in rear Of lot
paved; also, wood and other sheds attached. To a
prompt and permanent tenant the rent viii be mod
crate Possession given on the 18th instant
Inquire of A. ]. Cass, Pension Office, J. 7. Glenn
ents, No $50 street NORTH or James Henry, at the
Capitol Post Office nov 1-dtf
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Baltimore Markets.

Coffee IL firm at ii cents.
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ToRcH LIoHr PROCESSION. 1t has been postpon-
ed to Wednesday night. The programme was fur
nished too late for to-daya paper, but viii be pub
lished on Monday. sa 1850 =
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WANTED,

WANTED,
EVERYBODY to know that they can
Ia save ten per cent by purchasing their Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, and Caps at HALLS Great
Cheap Cash Store, No. s73, Seventh street, fourth
door above !. nov 3-eod2w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
Supreme Court.
RUTLAND coUNTY-Frp. Tram.

RUTLAND C0UNTY-FEB. Term.
Stale Of Vermont rs. James Conlin. This
was an information for selling liquor. carried
TO the Supreme Court, on exceptions by the
respondent The opinion Of the Court was
delivered by Reddeld, Chief Justice. The
principal points were that in an information
for tins offence il was unnecessary to state
the town 10 which the offence WAS commit
ted; in order 10 show the jurisdiction Of the
Court, 1t Is, by legal iutcndment, understood
to be IN the County IN which such prosecu-
ton originated. unless otherwise stated. Ar
ticle X Of the Dill Of Rights refers, not to
minor offences, unknown TO common law,
but only to offences known 70 common law,
punished by death. imprisonment in States
Prison, or IN disgrace. The Bill Of Rights
gives the exclusive control Of the internal
police of the State to the Legislature, and
they have the authority to make suitable
Laws to carry out this object.
A prior convection for subsequent offences
does no, bar any offences except such as
arc attempted to be proved at such coDvic-
ton, and the responder, can give such prior
conviction in evidence. on a plea OF not
guilty. Judgment OF Ct. Ct. reversed
Ira w. Curtis Us. German Churchill opt
Opinion of Court by Is lam, Judge. Cues
ton Of fact found by referee, unless It is
clearly evident that he has mistaken the
law. cannot be revised by this Court. Judgt
Of County Court for def affirmed.
Rufus Goss rs. meg UhfaeU apt opin-
ion Of The Cour by Bennett, Judge. The
County Cour' did not err in charging the
Jury that although the note counted on in
the plaintiffs declaration was made, cxecut-
ed and delivered on Sunday, that If they
should find th1t there was Subsequent
promise TO ply the note, their verdict must
be for the plaintiff -Juismen, Of County
Court for the PHI. affirmed.
.Scnera Smith rs POne-.-The decision
that married women canna, testify under
our law, does not exclude widows from tcs-
ulying on subjects which DO not impcach the
husband, or are not matters Of confidence
Judgment Of County Court for def reversed,
&c.
Bryqri ~. Byaw- Opinion Of the Court
by isham. Judge An appeal will Ito from
the order OF the Probate Court appointing
commissioners 10 set out homestead of the
deceased
Laphqm rs. Ud'sh dni Trustee Opinion
ofihe Court by Rcdfield, Chief Justice. The
ca o found TIT the t-,sise told the piain,si
" he wished to trustee him on the defendants
account, be had better DO it Immediately, as
he was about to settle with hun. Held that
the trustee was not csiopped from denying
any Indebtedness 10 principal defendant. -
Judgment Of County Court for Trustee
affirmed. Herald.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

A family Of omigrants, consisting Of "a
ther, mother, two children, and negro wo-
man. took lodgings in small deserted log
shanty, near Lexington. Mo-, on the night Of
the 9th ult, and sent tho negro women to
fence quarter OF a mile distant, TO get
some dry rails for fuel. After she had been
absent some time, tho husband and wife
went in search of her, and found her lying
insensible beside the rails. They then be-
pan rubbing her violently to restore ANNA.
ton, but presently the wife became chilled,
and dropped beside the corpse. The hus-
band in great alarm returned to the cabin,
when he found one Of his children dead and
the other dying. His own limbs soon began
to s,iffcn, and assistance arrived too late to
save his life.
The 81. Louis News gives the details of
another distressing case, which occurred
during the recent severe weather in Illinois.
A man was driving between Chicago and
Galena, with an OK team. in which was his
wife and two small children. At night the
storm came upon them with its snow, wind
and cold. They could not build fire. be-
cause the ground being covered with snow
there was no wood to be seen, and their dis
lance from any habitation prevented them
from reaching any shelter. Before morning
the wife was frozen stiff, and, as a desperate
oxpedieni, to save the lives Of his children,
the man killed both of his oxen, cut them
open, took out the viscera and placed his
freezing children in the cavities. But their
death was only delayed by this, as they froze
dead also. The man, leaving the dead bod
les Of his wife and children on the lone prdi-
ric, succeeded in reaching a house, where he
was kindly cared for.
Several other cases Of persons freezing to
death are related in our Western exchanges
but we forbear to repeat the narrowing de-
tails.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
DRQtbg.

10 this ell &c, Feb. 18th, Mu. sarah CLARK Ruaee.
wur Ut pec. auhlsc, AID daughter Of Duct. Charles
CLARK, aged 4-. Mo. L. vas FORMERLY preeepusss
~ oef Aced-ny, was an soeompi shed sHd excellent
woman, All boz death roi' our 'iil se 81 one "i t.
hfi-htfst ofuaturnis- lkeHosi cry.
Ia Warren, ijih .asian', ii led mil, ST. Denui-
'un saigesni. rnn'e's "a \. H. und Mas'' ate re-
10 Richmond. Feh. sih. Of sppopierr, Mrs. Sarah
Np ua,d, nifs Of T'no'hT Maynard aged so yeir' a"d
months.
Ia Bare. Feltaaty 10th, Nj. Junathan Peck, ono Of
tho beet e. iz-us Of thsi io~n.
Ia C-ss, r., gih " iun. lcvei, Mrs. Sophia Ken
- on, wife Of Daniel Remission, agsd ~ yeas Fob.
.2h, "f malignant 'eaiiel irsei, Ella Ffenc' Putnam.
uai. 81 Sauue and Diana Putn.n Of SFeen,boro'.
hrhfn, Fehfusty u, Mr. Ehns Bafcnun, formerly
"l wo ce.'sf, VI aged IS Papers IN >. II. aud OHIO
Ia roas6am, Feb. u. samuel A. Cb-nd er, E.q.
eyed so wears Mr.. Chandler tsken al wits the
niea- les. and had rcaflf recovered, ~hen disease
.rE'G The ofgi sof respiration, and with such vio'
isncc th,t remedial treasures fusd 10 afford relief -
Air Chansirf vas good man, useful aemlcf OF 90
riuiv, aud as death severe loss 10 the town. lie
htd lesn member Of tie Congregation ca ureh Al
Pcacham since Ae 49, t-caty I've yeas OF age, and
asars mininsied that Interest heto nins christ au
40 whatever tsuded TO PInmois the Hodeemef's oau.a
IN the earth, and tho beat good oil mankind. ca'odo
man.
10 Ha,sfbin. \. II. rob. II, Mrs. Hannah, wife OF
Hon. Jnl.h Psse, aged 65 yssn.
IL Lowell rohluary ,, Andfsw D. dgs, aged 20. for
iAsfly 81 Montpelier.
IN Newbuiy, February 4. Mrs. Elizabeth s~sser,
aged 20 sesIs aai / months.
Ia Danviie. February :, Mrs. Susan Hill, widow Of
tho late Ma. Thomas ilili, -ged 10
lie ilAfdSiek, bee. Is, harna g. sanbern, ngss Is
In Walden, Dee -. Mrs Bci.ey s. sanboru, wife oil
Mr. U'ben larkins. agsd 29--son aud daughter Of Nu
Sanhorn, Of ilardwick
la Haidwick, F,b ,, Mrs. Mary Weeks, widow o.
the late fsuu,l Weeks, sgd 50 years
In Chelsea, ,uadsaiy, February s. Capt Wilder
Dearborn
Ia Rsasing, an tho sth inst. Mrs. Mary, wife O
Shuhasl q. shedd, Esd aged oJ ,eArs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
A Lady of our Acquaintance
MRS. Powell,

No. is, STANTON STREET, NEW YORK.
Was troubled with Liver Complain Tor long Zinc,
aud after iDins remedies, advised totey pf.
MLsae's Celehrstcd Liver Fits. She DID -, aud ,uy.
that wish on. bon she dsetu,iiy ourrd.
Iutgs.iioa. s'oppsgs Of tho Mense., Co.tireno.s.
aud Gen.ial Iifcsuirity of The Bowels alt dis
originating IA mr. proli6e eau'e. 3, also
tina, dieaifu ,ooufge DYSPEFsiA. Those who sfo
gartel with any Of tho above enumerated dresses,
assured that the of all their NAL dios
Is in the Lver and Tor il, the hest remedy
ever offered to the public Is Dr. MLane's Celebrated
Liver 2, Is. Try them. Tho moaoy Refunded Il q
satisfactory.
r. The above valuable rene y, also M. M'Ians's
Celebrated Yefmfa.s, eau he had u all The re-
spectacle Drug Stores in thu, ery.
1y- Purchaser. will please be careful T. ask ior,
and tab, rome bu' DIR. M'Lane's Liver pills
There are o,he' Pilli, pufpoflins 10 be livo' Pills,
before The public. ls2~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
BOSTON MARKET,
For the week ending Feb. 40.

AsnE POT. se a, s67s q and Poatl. at e. q
n 7, pr 100 tis. cash.
corn EXCHANGE-The sdvines from Europe ron
iinua uuiavofable oi BesdHuns but have had very lit
tie effect market. There has hern moderate
bat s,esdv demand from The trade during the week par
ticuafy for che extra brands Wsstern Canada and Gen
esee. The fecsipts are now comp ttativsy light and
holders arc not ufring saiea. We quote ssles Of
mon brand. Wcs,ern At g % 81: fancy brand, 81,
~ IS 90 and si0a 10 IS pr bill. In EXTRA
Gens.,e tho SAILS have been AZ LIS per Dbl as
brand and stock Of favofa brands has been quite
small CHnada Flour M, heen ssliug at 80 Is a 50
for fancy and SO IS 10 Is for exuas and the soct Of
the hitter 3. quite small
HOPsa-Thefe IL rather inquiry for this Article,
bu the ssr. coninua small ~ to pc pr ", cash.
fOTATOEs-N hite IS s5c, Cssnango % 81 10
pef hushsl
rRONI<iONs--P.t has been IN better demand md
the market steady and 6rn l-e pices. sales of
prime a. SIS so u 81 sl5 IS 80 end erira
Gear 81 ~ % pr bhi. About aOp half bb
elaaf sold f,f et1or 10 tsl FORMS at ~ . per half
hh cish and time Reef ha. boon IN mndsrste dem. nj
steady pfioa,. sales OF good Western msss at 5 a
10 sd estiu at $50 n per Dbl, LAID
wihas chsug-. The sale, have boz At 10 lie
bhs and ~ i-la lac 10 kegs, cash mi four
Dressed Hsg. Save sustained fuii prices. sales
fom i-4as 4e PER ID. Butt continue. v-fs firm.
Choice Is selling at3 2se, fan and good y 2je and
n'dinsiy at Is zoe. Good Cheese "a demand at 10 .
~ pei ".
TALLOW-salcs Of 20 a %, 900 b iendefed At . a
II % pr u. cash. Ia iough sas- al 10 o. cash.
WODts-stork NJ fleece sud pulled CHIT sad there
-. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
Howard GriswoId's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, / Ata frohato Court hold
District Of Ran'olah, -, ct Ran iol o. within snd
,r the ns,h-t Aforesaid shs 6.h day u February,
\. y. l-5J.
\ lNcT8U MEN ru'p'riinE To- he ths last viii
~ and testament Of HOW ARD GkiSWoLn, late 81
Randolph. IN siid n.irct, deceased, presented
to the Court here for Pfuhaie, nv Nancy ~. Gtiswod
and Stlendl II. Gi.Nolt. the Erscetot. thsrein
Cd:
Thersfarr, u IL ordered by said Court. ihat puh-
notice gwen al PERSONS cunrofnon fier"in 90 a
pear beorr aid Uourt, at hereof 10 b. hsi
The Probate Office said Randolph. tna 18Th das
~ March next, end contest the ltolats of sold WIN
anil u ~ fuuot ordered hist tn, otsf be published
three week. sucuessisely IN The Nsimrut Nn,ehmrn
and Sta Journal, newspaper printed &c Nnnlpsirf,
20 this sac. the LIST nj hich shall 30 fcvou, TO the
dav sssisucd NJ aforesaid isi hearing.
Given under nv hand, a. the Probate Office. at West
Randolph, ihi, 10Th dar OF Fehiurls, a. o.. lass
20 JOHN B. HUrIiNSpN, Judge.