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Tian haTrirss3- vi.tsDt Is.gactiug the
world With schemes aud d.soiliisg II win
wars. Can any rhilanthrnpis, reconcile it
IN himself 10 advocate and ,ncourag. II
project which, ia rs saeceas, IS 81 pregnant
9Th disastrous result : or can any ration
al hope b. entertained of succeeding better
nuw than formerly ,
The ppIpablr violation OF national laws
and iighis exhibited In the condact and
oprfa ion of religious missions furnishes To
my judgment very strong objections to
tlicm-and ought to demonstrate their i'm
pr0piiety ~ any one even In the maddesi
missionary zealot IN existence. What is
their obvious Tendency and leowed object
To %alienHte the mind 0f lhr hratilen frum
The conmon religion Of bis country.-Rnt
the omc the hcallIen Is converted, he
virtually commits an overt act-ilke M
apostate from his Gbd, and an abilrer Of
his go~yefnn1ept--a receiver OF The sacra
meri-agd a rtnegade To- his country, he
becomesa accordingly pr0scribrd and out
lawrd. What right, let ne ask, have mis-
slonarics thus To circulate the poison vi
treason under the delusiye Disguise of re
lis,"n What rlglit have they ~ spread
crime anu wee over the lar n,dces of the
world 2 What right have tpco to intro
dncc a religion Among the heuihens. " hich,
Ike The Trojan horse, Is frauSnt with ruin
10 every nnsusppctiug victim who adopts
IT Is II not revolving 20 reason and 10
justice that chflrtians should permit them
selves To BIZ instrumentai N dissolsing
Tie lies thai bind man f. the Institutions Of
the country he has solerrnly sworn 10 sup
port, and 10 thu Land of iis nativity he IS
tnslineii'ely taught 10 srs rate ? must
beg pardon for induIging ia this latitude Of
remark on a subject Of 50 holy ii character
but "heo we are grh,ely told tin, these
visionary sehrncs are " in the full tide Of
successful experiment. and required to
INIT in promoting and p~atronizing them, !
tn 1t To be my duly TO expose their folly,
aud to d%cnounce their iniquity.
AN ANTI MISSIONARY.
600
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Many more similar meetings were man
aged by me during my travelling The James
ih'er District, nntlihe year 1907 in which
time hundreds, and perhaps thousands
have been happily converted To tiod.-
=" Gory TO God IN he highegt"-&c. But
has Satan, the cdperSarg Of God, and nc
e"$et q the BGErnREN. suf red all this loss
u ms Kingdom and subjects, ind made no
resistance? No! Verify, persecution has
ragged IN rropnrtiou to the revival. | Judge
IT VIII be II point To say William Guifey.
who Il his appearance in the midst ol
that great work III cod, WAS emphaticaIly
set apart aud commissioner by ",Soiai,
that old Sc1pentcaiiedH he DEBIT" Rev. 18th
ch. 9th yer. as n suita5,n agent TO deceive
the people, ard TO obstruc. and hinder the
work "t tod, sued me ut civil law, and
wfon6tully pillaSeG me of sIO0O-and now
! am eredItabl, told, in Kent ckv, he offers
To publish Il recautatioh directs his books
OF defamation 10 he destroyed, aud when
the Rev. William piancll was at his house,
he "aS actually a Methodist preacher. |
nope aud pray that he may be sincere. ]
informed the citizens of Iynoliburg, on his
attack IN 1907, that time would prove who
was wrong, and when Mr.. g. had been un
der then inspection IS hong MS had been,
they would be better capable of iudsing-
And IN Richmond, amidst the hottest of
his prosecuting, fiery darts, I told him in
the presence of witnesses, that | haG prayed
Tor him, aed should continue 10 pray, il
there was mercy in heaven for han, that he
might be saFrd. Yet, we are toid-Hatt.
., II, Ia" Blessed are wy2lseTs feTie
yoU,'Hpt Per4uvte-sgsrSddT shqi,aSssS-n
maTaeT yerl against goa, ySA5dy Jor my
SAKE.
RGoice, cnd be ercee5ing glad for so
prosecuted they he prophets that mere tstore
you.
Bc,enre of.1a'se prophets hrt come 70 goa
IN SbfePs' clothing, but iawardiy thry are
rre"jpg Woires.
lie ShaH knom them bg TIER fruits. Do
r'ea gather grapes ofthorns or frs offits
HcS ! MN. I, -, 10. Or nth he apostle
fo"t 81 Cor. 9Th Oh. sih rer. " By honour
apd dishehoT ; By epI report and good re
fpon rs deceircrS aud get true as IN
%tao"a 0Rd pet mtH knowH as dying and
bshoId trr Ire rs chgsiened cnd not kiHtd.
rs soffo~fai, Pt oi,cnyS rJ0icing as poor
get o,akipg many rich as haring nothing,
gt possessing aH hinSs.
STITfi MEAD.
August Q, 1884
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JACKSON CONVENTION.

FEfDERrCKsBrRG, !nly Stat "A Con
'%cntion Of Delegates friendly To the elrc.
ton of Gen. Andrew jackson, as President
and John &. Calhoun. rs Vice President
of the United States, from auumlcr of the
Electoral Districts of Virginia, held at the
Town Hail, in the town of fredericks-
burg, on "Wednesday the 28ti Of Judy 1894,
the Meeting being called to order, and
Delegates appearing fruma majority oftle
Electoral Districts VI the Commonwealth
On motion o fpoct. John VI. Wallace, Tho
mas l.. Moore, a delegate from the county
If Fau1uier, WAS called To the Chair, and
John Mercer Garrett, a delegate from
the count! 81 Essex, was appointed Srcre
tary. :
The meeting was addressed 10 conside
rahie length, by VIM. II. Fiizhngh, 4 dele
gate from the county.o of fThfax, in sup
port of the following resolution, w.irh
he offered for the adoption efthe Conven
tf0n
Resolred, That a committee Of five be
appointed to couser this evening with the
fredericksburg Adams. COMMITTEES, and
,hose favorable To the election of Mr.. Clay,
with a view To form, ifpracticable, an Eler
iorai Ticket, that may unite the opponents
ofthe caucus Recommendation.
Maj. James Richards. a delegate from
The county of Culpeper, addressed the
Convention in reply to Mr.. Fitzhuga. aud
IN opposition 10 the resolution and tn
question being taken upon the adoption
Of the said resolution, the same was rrjee-
ted.
On the motion of Mr.. I'itzhush, il was
ordered, that a committee Of Ave be 40
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10 Tie friend, 81 @ 3DlHS, IN II

couniV y Dt!yaIf.
The ctlyens al bedford, friendly 10 The
S~io.iiap If JOIN 4lINGy ADAMS are re.
gnostct 10 NEE, 1T Ma. William ferry'a Ia.
vcrn, in I,beriy, on the hrst day Of August
court, lo make such arrangements ne may he
necessary ~ promote lhai Important object
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fiGHtRn ~ Iol.ER x luiN d CabtN,
Publishers ~ Tie Lues " The tsioH.

s. In. SCIENTIFICALLY Paper, at s. aud the
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tisearr-So sslisruntian will be received To-
aicss tina, sfsesiz rfsHlhs AMI To paper will
Doe discontinued 0nl ut he dlseretion OF In.
Editorsl nniil ali afgeafa-' are paid.
~ advertisement will zee inserted nj ~
cents per sa,iafe or les thv first time, and
~ IL eeuls FOR each crataaaaec. Those
srnHi a distance Hiast be paid far previous 10
tleir insertion, or the payment assumed by
sumo Responsible person "a isnchbuis
u ChaHsury Orders ace inserted for siA
aeilnrs
NJ Ali letters addressed 10 the Editors must
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a1,T IL BRUTE g"

That comia"" sewer 81 l"'''en' mn, ana
declared 'ee 10 e9h'n''a uf'ehcl' 'h' WASH
ins'o" Gazette I9"1,''s 's@.l upon ~ veto
- oser9otA1 G"E'"'e' 90" - So Ne'h as
70 ihi"k tla lie aa' otfl l'' To- 10" 'o"eei
ny ITS tAitf->e'te 'f','tor9 nus l"si oiehee
us batter. tIo" Nh "ea,a' auo we are ~
- ios2N9h~t 'H"si ~ Soh',e' IL o"" h".'i4e-
ed dlsrf gltd oi 'en'u ""a "et'l""f or me M
aeiotlSah'eFral ot t''e ''%'''' IL oe'om'he
ats pamltipefl'f'.ah'4'l = st ''s II ltHee
70 IL sla1eerf lie 'as' s'os'"A Nh'eH i,aS
made IL, errearahee IN the telah,hs ol lat
Gaze te, thet'tied II ''ln'e Hf aH"n~ ena
which was, vile e"mu'en'tt'e u''Pa'ch' re
pihl-tad &c I'VE t5'9''t'f; tS'alf> H. u Pfi'Htt
Transaction W. Nnlsn ,ue i""''e ID" h"'h.
iog 10 do rsg"'i 1t my Dee" 'r'f' aN de'"'l.
Cd, bui "ef'h' S'tl''e9 ~ wv "'e' 'a'' " - !"
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Eo The 0,at, n yoBN q .4D3us, q,

A metting Of such OF the citizens of Am.
hers, county rs are friendly ie the election
ct JOIN QUINCY ADAMS 60 The nest pre-.
sideHey, viii be held at Lindsay Coleman's
tavern, Al the court house, on the frsl day OF
next August court. II b. hoped that rs many
OF Mr.. \ 5 friends n can, will attend
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adjoining carpiics, ani was the means oil
organizing tiff mistake not the first Me
thodlst Society IN the town "f Lynchburl,
and OF adding hundreds 10 the societies in
The regions rotuid about. As have kept
a diary by me, II may be Il satisfaction tn
SOME of the survivors, IN knew the time
aud place N which they professed to obtain
religion.
Dates u mee,iags$ Ptoces. coarsrted. Joined.
1904,
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TO THE rDtTo1s OF IRE y1EGiNIAS.
GgHrtJMTN-Ihe Me hDdt,t Nj siona
rs Soritts hotipgi ~ naAe Their a.uullr re-
mort. Z AID mSse}i eftHr mrdiufn of va n
r.nrf to offer suu,e nas, ~ atlnns on the
.o.,cst il discusses. In duiug 50, ! shall
freely ,ad fearltssly express t-r d liherate
can,ieneai of my ewn iod5meat, endra
yo,ing Is avoid amy ding si>e le,iy or dis.
r.sprstt To opinio shnnestly eate tatncd by
q 'ers. Whist. t en-, | auoq ~iyocslly don,
tue statements and conclusions of the Mis-.
8 u,,ir,. | admit that their motives may
b. good md pure. THIS report which has
dra.,n M. into the columns OF nemsIa
per. presents. in relation 10 i,s subject, pre-
c,s.i, that combination at iet AID faocy
= hici, is calculated to misl.ad and drludc
TIC unllnaking aud crcdalous. We are, us
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March % to S7-Timber
Ridge, Bedford county, so
Apfll2I-23-Flat Rock
Campbell county, 24 90
- 10 --Goose
Creek. do. &c
May 60-Lynchburg, CO 40
May5to iI-Tahernacle, 100
May Il To I5-Ngw
Hope, Amherst, 100 90
My II To IL Tabei-
nacle, Bedford, 100 4
May 81 10 June New
Hope, Amherst, 40 ~
June 3-Taberoacl., Bed. %
June 0 10 l2-Charity
Chapel, Pow haitian, 100 60
--Belhrl, Bed. 50
July . to 2l-Lcftmieh's
Chapel, Bedford city. 100 60
July % 10 29-N. Hope,
Amherst, go 10
August 3to7 Botetourt,
Depews', 80
Aug. 8-Fincastlr town 90 ?
Aug. II 10 2l-Ebenezer
Ch p Bedford, so II
Aug. 81 10 sept. 3-Ta.
ptIHdCtf, 20
Sept. 7 10 l1-Oaks, Am
htrst, DO 10
Sept. u To 25-Brown's
Chapel, Campbell, so II
Sept. 90 To October /
chcsnut Chapel, Frank
liz, 10 II
1873.
March Goth III April Cd
Eariy's Nj. II. Bed. 20 IS
!oly l9to 25-Ayer's Nj.
II. Bedford, so
Sept. 6 Ia l0.-Double
Spr Buck, 100
Sept. - 10 l7-Qunrry
Branch, 80
Nov. I to5-Kingswood,
Amherst, GO &c. &c.
- -
1920 G78
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26
RATTLE. OF WYOMING.

"A scene of death! where fires beneath the
sun,
And blended arms, and white pavilion glow
And for the business of destruction done,
Its requiem the war-horn seem'd TO blow"
Campbell.
IN the following extract from Thatcher's Jour
nal Will be found an account OF ore OF the
mast barbarous and crueltransactions recorded
on the pages OF history. How highly ought
we to prize our liberty. and with what ven
Grafton cherish the memory OF OIL torefAthers.
who bought it with the price of their blood
bennington Gaz.
81 am now to notice one of the most
dreadful instances of perfdiOus savage
cruelty that can perhaps be found on the
record of history. However incredable
the particulars may appear, they are
found in various publications and receiv-
ed as indubitable lact. Now would | tar
nish a page with the diabolcal tran,ac
ton, till the detailed account has been in
trortiveble established. Alta place on the
eastern branch of the Susquehanna river,
was a fourishing settlement called Wyo.
ming. 1t consisted OF eight townships,
containing one thousand families; and
such was The zeal with which they espous-
ed the cause of America, that they volun-
tarily raised one thousand soldiers for
the continental army.---The climate
and soil of this territory are admirable a
dapted to the production, grain, hemp,
fruit, and stock of all kinds. The lnhab-
itants of this secluded spot might have
lived in the enjoyment of all the happi-
ness which results from harmony and the
purest natural affection. But unfortu
nately they suffered themselves to be di-
vided by the turbulent spirit Of party
distinguished by the epithet of wing and
tory. When this rancOrOus spirit was
permitted to disclose itself, arimosities
rose to such an astonishing height as to
severe the tenderest ties of family friend
ship, and the dearest connections, Ma
ny of the active inhabitants, influenced
by malice and revenge, abandoned there
plantations, fOrsook their neighbours and
friends, & allied themselves with the sa,
wages, whom they instigated and assist
ed in the barbarous work of slaughter and
death among their friends. The inhabi
tants'on receiving intelligence that an en-
terprize was preparing against them, ant
sensible of their peri Gus situation, threw
up entertainments and ced0ubts to deient
themselves against the gathering storm
About the first Of July. the fcrociou,
enemy, consisting of one thousand 81,
hundred tories, Indians and ha,f.bloodc,
EngIishmen. approached the settlement
and were perceived lurking about THEN
borders. The mntly combination wa,
commanded By col John Butler. a tory
refugee. and others. no less inhuman ant
cruel than their savage, allies. To la
fine Inhabitants into secgsity, the eremy
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26
$50 Acres of Land.

in two tracts adjoining each other, the.
one containing 1000 and the other 500
acres, lying in tte county Of .NonongaIia,
OF the forks Of Buffalo creek, being the
same which was conveyed to said BrowR.
by Robert Rutherford, by deed, bear
ing date on the 18th September, $780,
recorded in the said county Of Monon-
gala,
The terms Of sale wiu be as Jollo,es- ,
Two fifths of the purchase money Of
the property in Shepherd's-Town and
of the out-lot aforesaid, to be paid at
the time Of sale, and the residue in oner
year thereafter, with interest. One fiftfs
of the purchase money of the Lands ins
Monongalia to be paid at the time Of
sale, and the residue in two equal, am.
nual instalments thereafter, with inte-r
rest on each from the day of sale. The
after payments in each case to be Sc
cured By bond with approved personal
security, and also trust deed or deeds
upon the property.
ELISHA BOYD,
PHILIP C. PENDLETON.
Jan. s, t824-ctds.
or The Editor of the Morgantown paper
win publish the above advertisement in his pa,
per until day of sale, and transmit his account
to this office for payment
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26

A certain lawyer, who was pleading
the cause of an infant plaintiff, took the
child up in his arms,& presented it to the
jury sufiused with tears. This had a
great effect, till the opposite lawyer ask
ed what made him cry? "he pinched
me-" answered the little innocent. The
whole court vas convulsed with laugh
ter.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26
Beniamin ComconS.

CjT The editors Of the "Torch Light" fla
gerstown, and Herald" Fredericktown. vii
insert the shove adv eftisement for three weeks.
AID trAnas.lt ;her accounts for ppymentto D. C
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26

There VIII be five Sundays in Che
present month of February acircum-
stance which viii not occur but twice
more during tie present century, viz.
in 1852 and $50
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26

Mode Of assessing tarss in africa.
The king ofCongo sometimes walks
out on a dry day, when there is high
wind. lie then puts his bonnet over
one ear only, and when it is blown of
by the wind, he imposes tax on those
subjects who live ia the quarter from
which the wind blew.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26
.TfNsttaan
Parody

wepd YOU with the RGds to-mght
Tall and Shorthand weak and witty
MANY an eve that hates the light ="
Ard 10 YES contGson--mo { : We Fh!-
shallow knayes. with ferns TO mock u.s.
Are Struggling, one by one, TO caucus r.
There the fears for the future-the pa"SS "
the past, nj, mi,
May be swelrd or expunged as the RAIDS VII
or lose, .;n h.
And the deed will be Sone-and the die VIII D
cast, s,;g. rc,k
in moose.
wend YOU aith the RAIDS tonight
Sixty FIVE perchance they'll nistet-
There'l benone Of mind or might
Dutsome thr ee. score IN huster--
General Chandler will be there
Tough as steel and bold as Hector"
Bass.tt, with Virginia air
Fan, the Albany director
FORSYTH, with his foreign grsces--
Edwards. Williams. in stew
Plotting brains aud dirty faces
With the bushes reddening thro'--
Shallow knaves, With forms to mock U.s.
Struggling, ons by one, to Caucus
Wend you with the Rads to night
A motley crew, and bad the best-
Wineins from the South their light
With f4po poor stragglers from tue Wes'-
IT'S the tide OF faction flowing
IT'S the noon Of treason's reign
Lloyd ct Maryland IS going
Dickerson-and Holmes OF Name
Western Thomas, looking grmy--
From New York, hagga'd few,
Led by Lot Clarke, seeing dlrnly,
Spectacles and vspour thro'-
Shallow knaves, with forms to mock us,
Struggling one by one, to Caucus
Wend YOU with the RAIDS tonight
Where all eyes will gladly greet you--"
1t you axe aprose!yte
Every soul will spring to meet you~-
Where the Gemon OF Despair
Reiens tie tyrant cf the hour,
And every dark intriguer there,
Iosties in the race for power.
J.aborers suited fer the job,
Wll lie there at close ct day.
1 arb ?. Floyd. and Foote, and Cobb
Lanhqm. ready for his pay
Roth the Bmbolrs. men mistaken
Snlth shall scarcely save his bacon
Gallant Cooke from Tennessee
Some in gloom, and some in giee-
81 g iow knaves with forms to mock u2,
Struggling, one by one, to Caucus.
Wend youwih the RAIDS to night
Caucus in his court presides-
Promises and power invite
Traitors point IN fiction guides.
Haste away ;hen.--.oarpe diem!
Those that would prevent you.-~ty EN-!
Youth and age, with different faces;
All who hope, or ask for places
Folly. with his cap and bells
Rashness, with self conceit that swells--
All, with empty forms to mock US,
one by one, to Caucus.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26
Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the estate
~ of Henry Lefevre, deceased, Ell
Their by bond, note, or book account, are
requested to make immediate payment;
those having claims against said decea-
sed, vii! bring them forwardg5voperly
for settlement: Persons
any wise interested, will. attend to the
above, as it is the determination of the
subscriber to make speedy settlement
2f said estate.
John Kisingcr, Adm'r.
Feb. l9-3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26
Martinsburg Academy.
a PUBLIC EXAMINE TON

WlLL be held at the academy, on
w Saturday the 9th of March next,
commencing at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. The
session will begin on Tuesday the 9th
of the same month,
The parents who intend to put their
children on Latin course must give an
early intlmation; for after class Of be-
ginners has been formed three or four
weeks, no more scholars can be admit
ted into it.
Feb. 49,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26
Valuable Property
For Sale.

ERY virtue of decree of the Superior
AS Court of Chancery, for the District
of Winchester, in a cause therein de-
pending, in which Joseph Wilkins, & Co.
and others are bomplainants, and James
Brown is defendant, the undersigned
commissioners will, on FRIpAY the 5th
day of March next, before the door Of
Crowns Tavern, in. Shepherds own,
Jefferson county, Virginia, expose to
sale, at PUBLIC AUCTION, a part of a
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26

Amistake--A gentleman meeting one
of his friends who was i1solvent, ex-
pressed great concern for his embar-
rassment you are mistaken, my
dear sir" was the reply; "'tis not j, lis
mn creditors who are emba,rassed.n
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26
OF tIIE property.
ELISHA BOYD,
PHILIP C.. PENDLETON,
Mr.. John DevilbiSs
Take Notice.

THAT on the 18th day of March
next. at the clerks Office in Union Coun-.
ty, Kentucky, l shall, by virtue of a.
commission from the superior court Of
law for Morgan County, Virginia, to-
take the dispositions of Lawrence Nc
Herman, and William Orr which shall
offer as evidence in suit depending i'm
the superior court of law above men,
toned, wherein you are plaintiff and L
am defendant.
IGNATIUS O'FERRAL.
January %, 1924.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26
An out Lot.

near said town, containing four acres
and one hundred and fifty-two square
POLES, be the same more or less, being
the same two pieces of property which
were conveyed to said Brown by Joseph
EiEghni, bearing date on the 9th No.
yember, 1914, and recorded in Jefer-
son County Cont. AIso
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-26
Lot of Ground.

situated on German street, in the said
town Of Shepherd's-Town. known in the
general plan ofthereof as lotNo. 26. Also
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-15
NOTICE.

Court Of Probate, Nevhors, Jaiy -, 1894.
MyBEREAs application has this day been made.
for administration the estate Of Stephen Per-
ry, late of Newport deceased. and the consideration
thereof referred the first Monday OF August next
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in
said estate, to appear they shall see it at Court
Of Probate. to be holden at the state house, in
Newport on said first Monday Of August mex. n, o
O'clock, A IA. and they shall Le heard respec,np
the bame. BY order o. said Court
CHADLEs GYLEs, Prob. Clerk
July fF
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NOTICE.

CoRrt Of Probate, AewhorG Juiy IL, 1924.
VNTHEfaEAs application has this day been made,
w for administration on the estate Of Benz amin
ruell. late Of Newpot. deceased, and the conside-
ration thereof referred to the first LIonday in Au.
gus, next: Notice is hereby given TO all persons in
teresed in said estate TO appear il they shall see tit.
at Court OF Probse to be holden at the state house.
in said Newport. said first Monday OF August
next at o'clock, A. VI. and they shalt be heard re-
specting the same. by order OF said Court,
CHARLES GYLES, Prob. Clerk.
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t.OTICE.

Cour, @ Pre5ate, Aeyhors. July 10, 1924.
WhraEAs Peace Irish and Jonathan 7 Almy,
W Executors OH the estate OF Jedediah Irish late
OF Newport, deceased, have this day presented their
accounts for settlement, and the consideration there.
of referred to The FIRST Monday Of August next No
,ice is hereby given all persons interested therein.
To appear il they fit. at Court Of Probate, TO be
holden al the state house, in said Newport, on said
6t.t Monday Of August next, at 9 O'Clock, A. ~. to
shew cause, II any they have. why said account
shou.d d not be allowed.
By order Of said Court.
CHARLES eYLES, Prof. Cieri.
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