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~ German Y Soke,, Meriveiher Hurt and Lsnr,ton Ba
con- y. being the partners Of German Y. Stokes Co.
It,: ompli,.
VIM II. Harrison and Edmund Locket Sheriff Of Prince
Edward county, and as admor OF Wm Harrison, decd.
Defts.
The Deft WIZ ii. Harrison not having entered his appear.
ance aud according Act If Assembly,
TIE rules OF this court and it appearing TO the satisfaction
the count that he is not inhabant of his State:
motion oil the eonps by CONSENT is ordered, that the said
deft Wm Hsrri'on do appear here the first DAY of Feb
ruary court next and answer the oompainans BILL
OF this order be forthwith inserted in of tn
public newspapers printed in the City of Richmond
months 'ue.s'yey aud also posted the front door
b. WORSHAM, C. C.
Dec. 9. 64-.vavt
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HN Cbaneery, AT court held foriOumberiand County
II 22s day Of December 1923.
Turner Southa, Phd.
against
Gary souhal Nancy southsll, Henry Martin Elizabeth
ms WIFE formerly Elizabeth Martin Martha sni John South
all, Children Of James Souha decd Maria Martini VIM
Maihn Albert Souhs, Elizabeth Souihall Susan Southsii
then 'pee. guardian, Mary R.beeca Sontbs Chidr
q Turner SoGtha decd han also by their special guar
dlan Folly, Hannah, James, Susan, Elizabeth and Cary
Martin infant. by their guardian Miller Wood.on Deft.
The deiendaS. John souihail, and Martha sou,hall
having nte their appearance and given security
to the Ac, of Assembly, and the rule, this court aud i
appearing to the satisfaction Of the that they
inhaoitsnts OF this commonwealth: On notion ordered
that the said John marth, appear hereon ih
DAY IN February neI and answer the bill of the plaintiff
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
paper printed in the City Of Richmond for ue
eessivey and posted the front door Of Of
TINS county copy. Te-r,
MILLER WooDsoN elk
-tvpNx
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rINHE Subscriber has procured trainer 4 hor,., anil h
opened sble at Byoad Rock he will take few hors
estion il made. TsUAI prfcVrTHP"'
Feb. = 90 a..
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NnTIEr,

A LII person: having claims against John Trabus, deed
ete requested 10 BRING then, ory,rd for sems ami
III indebted will make Dmediaie payment
MACON TRABUE E1,or
80 ~ Jno Tfahss, deed
Chesterfield county Feb.T. AZ VS.
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1aM-tf
FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE.
a GOOD brctlayer Plssterer, and also male house
a. servant, for the balance Of the ye
X. o. WORKMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-10

THE serbeTs,assus for Tue Petersburg Ma
nuacturins Company aud Amelia Cotton YsrD, will eep
regular supply, which for sale al the Msnuf,e,n
.r' whole sale prices Also heavy Cotton Shrtns, from he
Ameiis Factory WORTHhM MeGRUDER.
Feb 7. -.
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Li6erfu Hill for Sale.

L>tVcTty l1tt JOT safe.
sGURSUANT to deed Of trust bearing date the 26h day
x Of December in the year 1895 and duly admitted 10
record in the clerks Office of Richmond county, executed by
for the ne6t Of George MeCay, shall On the prenis
the 25h day of March 1922 il fair fair da
atteae sell and dispose Of in fee simple public auctions
land called and by name Of Liberty H situated
and being IN Richmond county, Val containing $40 acres,
aud tue spputenances Of every kind telons ng for
the purposes specified in said trust deed.
Ih tract well deserves the consideration Of those who
may wish 10 purchase land-I hs, two story double
house, containing six with FIRE places. large
s and closets there also in the ha.ee story
large rooms and al entry; to of the there
place. also good kitchen, smoke house, dairy stable barn
and new store house and ice house, said The said
tract contains about so the rest low sround.
and ci the latter about 100 acres OF white oak swamp.
The said Mansion House about mile from Morafico
creek and two mile: ou the Rapphanuock ver
healthy situation, and well situated for auy
beng the public roads, -Whea aud Rye are ON
said farm Person, who may desire to pure base said land
are invited to view the premises pevou, the sale
'al convey such title only as h vested in trustee.
r,.,,, ...... ~ JNo. D. BRAMHAM, Trustee
cdlnnam ehntch, Jan. "a S. I'd.
My TAVERN-HOUSE, LOT, .nd Other improve m .n.
90 adjoining the Public Square, and within 60 80 yard,
Of the Courthouse undergoing thorough repair with such
convenient Establishments the 80 far
Completed to warrant the belief will be ready for
tenant 10 all The month Of Nov next.
The Establishment offered for rent for one or mor,
yesrs.
Gentlemen Of experience in such business. would do well
and respectfully examine the situation a, Il
quite oert9u better stand Cannot be easily obtained
Believing TO be unnecessary cay any thing further
houses, than that they unusually
desirable convenience To fret rate tenant they will be pu
a low price. SAhL WILLIAMS,
August 10 29-n Hat:far co,rthou,e.
VIE Subscriber ha. opened house OF private enertan-
ment at the well known stand Hunter. tavern ON the
main road leading from Richmond hburg and fifteen
miles rep the latter place where prepared to &C
eommods,s travellers. ALLEN JOHNSON.
Jxn.I
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GREEN'S


CITY HOTE L,-ST. LOUIS
VRuE establishment having undergone eou,id able i'm.
~ Provemens aud additions being made with the
comfort Of is Patrons, is now re opened.
THE PROPRIETOR .oiie,ts xenlemen visiting q, Lou;..
we'll as its citizens, and the public generally ito call aud
Judge for themselves, where ew ali times be found AT
e liberal support he Ia, received which vii h 11
to further exsrtons to please.
Quoted The mos, extensive establishment in the we give.
him eonddsnee in believing that will leave
Carriages and hors" rU all times be in readi,.e,,
TERMS.
Boarding aud lodging, by the day, 81
go.rd,os alone, sisO for the ye.r,or pe t se'''
Home excepting, do.
Feb. 3. s6-usM
NNN>AS committed to the Jail of tbi, county on h. 1sh
NsoN n sy. he ouss yvn. ssi "9o o s,
the county of New Kent aud sold by a southern ira
:sa' upon each arm which he BY burn
and pair OF blanket Panaioon he had also with him pal.
o. haue'pIn Jeans, The owner viii forward prove pro-
perry, also comply with the other requisites he will be
dealt With as the law directs. JAMES SHEPHERD,
r,b.s J,iOr of Orange county.
virtue Of deed Of tu,t e.eeaied TO ny Dr. Robert
Burton which Is OF record in the office OF the clerk
.deb TO Thons, Daniel Co.; SELL for cash. at Buck
III MSnd: @.sh
~ " '' u '' VIM M. S fds ~ IN f resa
TRUST SALE
virtue Of deed of trust executed by go. Wood
80 son which deed duly recorded the clerk.
the county court Of shall for purposes said
deed expressed and at the request Of the creditors 3D.
nund Anderson, proceed TO SELL for cash. the premises.
Wednesday the nth Of March next fair , the rst
far day thsreafe that valuable aud well known property
csiied The
F.dLLSBURG MILLS,
with three hundred aud eighty of good land
thereto This property situated Jam River
" pf Buekngha, about mile above Warren, has
large Brick Manufacturing MILL with pair Burr.
prlme--stones a briek
dwelling house, brick store lumber house, with
wooden dvel houses and other valuable
such ban tobacco houses, stables &c. Acting as truss
tees shall convey to the purchaser the
tie vested Ia by the deed aforesaid which, however
heved to be good.
JAMES BROWN, Jr. }r
GEO BOOKER, 1iu''ees
Feb j. 81 2awtds
SE.HI-.d.N.VU.4L EX.a.uI.V.4IIOW
THE
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Dec. 9.
b4--WBWF
Ch.nceIy In Louisa COUNTY Gent lscenn,1 Q b 100

Il John Cosby, PHI
against
John L. CCln, administrator de bon, non Of Thom., Cos.
by DECD and adm'or Of Elizabeth Cosby decd, James g.
Rallste' aud Polly hi, wife, oIme Polly
Co.by Joseph Cosby, Jamrs Cosby Stephen g. Nelson and
Sally his wife, formerly Sally Cosby, Be.ey Cosby and
Fleming Chles and Nancy his wife, formerly Naa by
-, Dcits
The defendant, Jane. G. MKsister and Po,hi, W f.
formerly Polly Cosby, William Cosby, Joseph Cosby, amer
Cohy Stephen G. Nelson sn1 Sally his wife, formerly Sal
Cosby not having entered their snd given
eury aecoIdgto law and the rules this Cou and il Al.
pearng to the satisfaction Of the that they are not in
naosh OF TINS State, On the motion of the plaintiff
OF March Court and bill the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted IN some
paper published in the City of Richmond for two month,
and posted at the front duur Of the Courthouse
jane. 75-~swt JOHN HUNTER, e. Le
|NNciRGIHIA:--In Case III James CITY county court
" Nov. IIth aga:
Eisahtsh O. Wynne, eIeeuti1 of HumphreyH. wynne
az hed P,tf
Henry stiPwh, Jr. surviving executor Of Henry Si,pwh,
senr. deed, Jsu
The plaintiff thi. suit having departed this m and i,
10 the satisfaction of the that the
Henry Skipwhh is net nisbant uf hi, nh:
so that he ordinary pr-css Of law revive the same
be served hin Or motion Of Sam Shield admor de bon.
non with The will annexed Of the said HumphreYH Wynn
dec BY 10 Mc Chndlsh, emit his attorney Pursuant the
Act OF Assembly such made and provided order
ed that unless the sad defendant Henry Skpwh, appear
here at March court and shew
thus court viii then vi this in the II said
Sam I'D administrator afof esad, against him
tor Aforesaid and proceed 10 trial and final
bg to law and il further ordered that COPY the above
order he forthwith inserted III the Richmond Enquirer
week for four weeks excessively.
A Copy. Tese,
TIL GoGBILL, d. O.
jan 81 Sc wAw
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WANTED ~ the Pebhentisry, FIVE thousand rIo
- BATS! b'iiee' THOMAS NELSON, = -
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IRON CASTINGS

IfNNIN OIfOI IlNUD.
'tNHE suhsfher informs the public that he ,op,nre,
= sHfT on the IRON FOUNDRY near the Ssysgs Faeto.
~ where he msEe,Soh Iron CASTINGS Tor Msfbn,rv Al
az desrpiion Az orders sent 70 him st the Foundry or
70 me- Hsorse Williams, No Bowyb wharf, BALTIMORE Tor
Oatngs will meet with immediate sueniiou and liz 90.
'ns' delivered there free u eIpense for transportation
NJ, - JONATHAN BOENEY
-lbslumore, zen. ~ e5--faftN
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'HE Subscriber has opened house Of private enteTsin
men at the well known stand OF HuBte tavern, on the
main road leading from Richmond to Lynohburs, and fifteen
miles rcm The latter place where, he viii be prepared
eonmodste travellers. ALLEN JOHNSON.
Jan. IL. 30 1ot
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BENJAMIN = MICH

Tue subscribers, under the hrm of Rebsrd Anderson
200, WIZ Transact business eommission their Office near
SbUckoe Warehouse. 1850 ~
RICHARD ANDERSON,
RICHARD HENRY ANDERSON.
Richmond, LIST January, 1890
The subsef hers, under the srm II Blair AuJer,np will
continue 10 transact Commission business ut the Office on Ca
~ Street, at present occupied by A. Is. & A.
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Riebmond, isi Js5uary, 1879.
Jsu. ~. 90 2aw2Wthenvu
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

IN; Beacon pub
N letters written
Sef "a squad
\ 10Th, 2sd, 23d,
M the 10th says,
4! last. just as we
Isllng the harbor
HAace We remain
\ water. Earth
1, miserable city,
depot. The
ants is generally
4. There is a Dryy
II Of which cost
4 Of dollars, as /
Inn en-. a splendid
] alllng into ru-
i. " went to Mala-
! S aIsy' one night.
Pleasing in,eIli.
&I@s the y. States,
arrival of the
\. In The mean
x,,e making for 4
#Aaantic." !.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24
HIGHLY APPROVED
SCHOOL BOOKS.
The FRANKLIN PRIMER

The IMPROVED READER, or Sequel to the
General Glass Book.
The above are series of School Books
by the author of the franklin Primer. rbev are
consderedas being remarkably adapted to the Young
mlnd The high encomlums bestowed upon them
ny teachers reviewers and others, it is thought will
Justify the remark that they stand at the head ofthe
list OF the most popular American School Books.
In communication published in the Christian
Register, of JAM 1929, printed in Boston. writer
under the signature of" w. R." while recommend
ing the American Lyceum speaks incidentally of the
franklin Primer, in the following terms
That excellent little Book, the best per-
haps, of its kind, in the English Language.v
The Old Hampshire Post, in speaking Of Of the
IMPROVED READER, remarks,
1T is decided and great improve
ment even upon the best of the kind, before ex-
tant."
From the Christian Register.
1t is the introduction and use of School
Books like this, which is to rid the land of automa.
ton teachers and parrot pupils.
From Professor Worcester, amherst COLLEGE
1T richly merits the patronage of the
publck."
Extracts from letter to the Author from Hon
w. B. Calhoun. for several years Chairman Of the
Committee on Education in the Legislature of Mas
sachusetts, and now Speaker of the House of Rem.
resentatives-
In reference to the Franklin Primer.
The Improved Reader. and the General Glass Book.
he says, gave them very thorough examination.
and found them so peculiarly adapted 20 the wants
Of children in the early stages of education that
recommended their introduction into our schools
at once. They are justine kind of books, that are
needed, as think, to make the business Of educe-
| ton pleasant aud useful"
From the North American Reuis,c, for April 1899.
We can say with truth, that they''
1.-THE Books above mentioned) are certainly well a.
dapted to the purpose for which they are intended
by their highly deserving author"
! g Numerous other recommendation
rom gentlemen teachers Of the first literary dstinc-
ion, might be given.
u-5 For sale by CARTER, ANDREWS
IL CO., who will keep regular supply constant,
on band.
Lancaster, Aug IL. 50
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STATEN ENT,

DIR RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
W THE County OF WORCESTER FROM
SEPTEMBER 9, 1885, SEpTEMBER8 8, 1929.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24
BY THOMAS G. FESENDEN,

I1ONlAO ". EkoGNDCN,
EDITOR OF THE NEw-ENGLAND FARMER.
This number of an annual, which has been ia
vourably received, literally patronized and exien-
sively circulated, will be found considerably i'm
proved upon those which have preceded it.
The astronomical calculations are by gentleman
of Boston, whose science and accuracy have been
tested by long experlence--the tides are nosed with
care-a complete register OF the times OF holding
Courts in each State in New-EnglaRd, including the
Probate Courts of Massachusetts-the sun't decin-
ation-a table of roads and distances from Boston,
&c. &c are added.
This Diary likewise contains no less than II pag-
es of miscellaneous matter highly useful to every
Farmer and House-keeper. The following are
among the articles, viz description Of and rene
dies against, the Crculio, or worm i'll apples, pears
stone fruits, Sc.--the celebrated A. Youugs rules
for Ploughing-Hon. L. chickering's remarks on
Cattle Stalls-Best shape for Cattle-Rnta Baga, as
as second crop, by j. Buell. Esq. Remedy tor
Gapes in Chickens-i1orse Radish, prepared Tor
huarsenes-to preserve Suet-remedy Tor Rot In
Sheep--for Dysentary---for Wens--Preservlng
Stalks of Indian Corn--for Elderberry Syrdp-
against Moths-Economcal Bread-Seaweed, ma
nure for Onions-for Bilious Colick-best time to
pain: Houses-Sx very usefnl receipts for cooking
tomatoes Economy Of Fire-wood &c. &c.
The contemplate quackery Of undertaking to
foretell what the weather will be year hence,
more or less is in this Calendar, superseded by re-
alties of use in domestck economy maxims OF
morality instead of g Illustrations IF Lying The
pseudo-weather wise Almanac Pr0gn0sticotor must
be Preparicdtor, in pretending to know what can
not be known. He might well tel! us how many
wild geese will fly over England next spring
or how many pin-feathers will belong to their gos
| lings at the time of their autumnal migration
| What sort of weather should Almanack column
display, when, frequently happens, part OF tn
country, for which diary is calculated, is parcbe,
with drought and another part at the same momen
deluged with rain? When, as happened in Angus
last, the streets of Boston were in places knee
deep with water, but at Plymouth not drop reliey
ed the general draught of the vicinage ?-Massachs
sets Journal.
Nov. 5. 1t
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YOUNG SCHOLARS MANUAL.
OR COMPANION TO THE
SPE1LING-BccK.

consisting of Easy Lessons in the several
branches of Education intended for the oschoos,
BY REV. H. STRONG.
In every school there is considerable
number of scholars who not of sufficient age and
capacity to pursue the studies of science system
aticay but who nevertheless qualified to obtain
general knowledge of its first principles. For such
this book is expressly designed. In the various ex-
ercises which it Affords the memory will be strength
ened. the understanding improved, and an interest
excited which cannot fail of being highly adSanta-
geous to the pupil For sale at the
LANCASTER BOOK STORE.
NJ Teachers and School Committees
are requested to examine these Books
Nov o. IF
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]. G. THURSTON, & Co.

EEAVE just received from Boston and
u IL New York, large assortment Of new and
seasonable goods comprising the richest and great.
est variety that can be found in this vicinity, and
will be sold at low prices for cash short credit
Lancaster, Nov. "a. If
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Jleat PioA y
~. We are graft
! 4, 50 deservedly ad-
Elucation, is still
It has improved
,tber arrangements,
hat it will become
i last number is fill
N various branches
Inch the subject of
properly engages a
The letters Of Pes
Lien a lively interest
others engaged in
eyeloping the infant
merican publication
ert than the Journal
dM
usgLs. A practical
n, that the expert
Iears has fully con-
superiority Of broad
Ieels. For a long
heen in the habit of
cords of wood each
srket, and he finds
Or IA feet of wood
same distance, with
N he used narrow
Of 10 feet.
VE OF HAMILTON.
,py Of our enterprise
N citizens, had the
The model of this
L. For intellectual
ignity-and at the
manner, we pro-
boy thing we have
r. ! artist, and of the
oVted this mode of
enory of the illus
ldier, who acted SO
time which +" tried
Lts Eng.
larried in Mounts.
Darius Hobson, of
to Miss Chez Pi
ing Rabbit, a cele-
asaw tribe.
an Ecclesiastical
h in the First Par
eek, on the invita-
sn Mr.. Hildreth's
idVise whether it is
church, on account
sof the Rev. Mr..
Eited are the Rev.
FAY, of Charles
Eaem, Mr.. Cleave-'
plant, of Beverly,
Mr.. Emerson, of
ate with each. A
st Mr.. Hildreth is,
lnple unity of the
sns papers to the
h New-York. A
ed the Bee, states
aered by General
die following day
b Spanish troops
to to the 10th Of
lnts had been re-
sIOOp of war. since
gale of the 9th
h being dismast-
70 have been in
I'D on board Mr..
h Baltimore, Mr..
tousiderable sum
sed she had pro-
4y we're making
Spanish troops.
'bne, sunk in the
I'd a cargo worth
liable person /, da-
alpus, Oct. 10th,
lrigate Casilda,
edItion, had ar
ller having been
'a0n Immediately
lnIsh INVASION on
'eulpo, proved to
James Monroe,
That the day he
lPeror Of Russia
Y \. 50 much pleas
Mates. then load
ne immediately
the captain to
y the payment.
v the ship the
seen-ordered
80 intending to
model, and then !
Sea.
Ok Beacon pub 1
n letters written
sI "a squad
10th, 2sd, 23d,
= the 10th says,
!! last, just as we
s,Ilng the harbor
pace we remain |
water. Earth
miserable city, |
a'al depot. The
'n Is, is generally
\ There is a Dry !
OF which cost |
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a EF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
~ THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER FROM
SEPTEMBER 8, 1925, TO SEPTEMBER 8, 1929.
RECEIVED AS FOLLOWS:
Balance of the County Tax for
The whole of the County Tax for
1928, 100000
lnnholders, 1886
TO- on Justlce,s Commissions, 5000
Do'' on Deeds, &c. of the Regis
ter. 7OO,56
Jury fees, of the Clerk, 259.0O
Costs on the petition of John
Rice and others, for road not
allowed, 1885
sl7,996,24
- PAID AS FOLLOWS:
county Commissioners for their
!, services, l,799,5s
Members of the late Board of
Commissioners of Highways, 1000
Printers, for Publishing notices,
s &C., 1896
County Commissioners, 24,66
On, NC, for County, Il,55
Clerk OF the Judicial Courts, for
services and disbursements, 3l.42
Sheriff, and his Deputies, for
their attendance upon the Ju-
D dlclal Courts, &c. $3.50
:: books for his office, $500
Fire-wood for the publick Offices.
and for the Court and Jury
= rooms. 1876
Crler, for Stationary for the
Courts, and for his attendance. ll2.77
Repairs about the Court House
- and M! Gaol, &C., $685.
Taking care of the Court House,
r &c, 1875
dered by order of the County
Commissioners, q7 M
Underkeeper of the Gaol, for
clothing, &C., for convicts, and
Tor his services, 371 On
Do, for boarding convicts, over
and above the allowance made
by the Commonwealth there
for, 14o67
Physicians, for attendance, &C.,
upon convicts in Gaol, and in
the House of Correction, $500
For making roads, 7sl7.72
Damages awarded to persons in
Jured by laying out roads, 1857 80
Coroners, for taking iuquisitions
on bodies found dead, 9l.o2
Constables, for serving and re-
turning Venires, l91.47
Jurors, for their travel and at
tendance, 3,251,7s
c House of Correction, 11z,Oo
Costs on applications for Juries,
n &C. &C, 44,03
ireasureis services, 95l,16
s.,,,,n, $l9,O24,76
SAMUEL ALLEN, County Treasurer.
Worcester, Oct "a, 1899.
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WORCESTER, IS. PF Nav = o 1928.

WORCESTER, IS. ff Nov. Il, o 1928.
TO the Heirs of JOHN SHEAD. late
of Lunenburg, in said County, deceased and
to all others concerned in the Estate of said de-
ceased, GREETINc.
WOU are hereby cited to appear tif YOU
IL see it) at the Court of Probate to be holden at
Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday in
January next at ten of the clock, before noon, to
show cause why license should not be granted to sell
and convey much of said deceaseds real estate as
will raise the sum of two hundred and four dollars
for the payment of debts and charges, and you will
be heard thereon.
NATH'L PAINE, j. Probate.
Nov "a.