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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

ANEcDorE OF Mrs. PORTER THE
AcTREss.-tler history inspires regret.
with character not only unquestion.
ed but marked by the noblest traits Of
generosity, she had to play her pro.
iesslon for many years on the stage
when she was absolutely a cripple
Inc cause of her lameness deserves
honorable mention. On a summer eve'
nIng, when she was taking the air in a
ne.horse chaise, having with her nc.
cordlng to custom a brace of pistols IN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

The arsenal of Metz is one of the
largest IN France and contains arms
Tor 49, 600 cavalry aud infantry. Here
is found the curious fusil that belonged
to Marshall SAKE; also the griffin, II
feet long, cast in 1929, the longest
piece of artillery in Europe. The can.
non' &c. are made at the forges of Ay-
ange.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

The celebrated elephant Kiouny,
while on the route from Lyons to Mar.
sallles, meeting q cart with six horses
mlred, drew the same, without the least
dlihculty, out of their unpleasant siua.
ton, for which service he was reward.
ed with draught of wine.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20

SYMPATHY" Do you intend 60
ing to the funeral of poor Mrs. B." as
ked one lady of another, at morning
visit.
81 don't know; are there many
hacks engaged"
" Yes-a great number"
"Well, believe shall, then, and
take the children, for the poor little
creatures hav'nt had ride for the last
six weeks"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
FLOUR RECEIVED
ON STOR.HGE

ED 0BERT II MILLER hayinga good
HGcLEAr Wharf, and commodious FiRE
Proof Warehouses adjoining, respect
fully invites Farmers and Millers who NAV
be disposed TO send their crops by water
and wish them safely stored, 10 give him
a call
Proper care and attention TO receiving
may be relied; and moi being in the Flour
or Shipping business his customers may
rely al all times, on receiving their own
brands when called for.
Insurance against fire may be effected
on Flour stored with him, upon very mo-
derate terms.
g5-No advances in Cash will be made.
Alexandria, LIST mo. 30th, l534.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
PAIETs, OIL, GLASS, &c.

w HirE Lead in oil and dry, RED
w Lead, Lithrage. Venitian Red,
Spanish Brown, Spanish Whiting, Sugar
Of Lead, Prussian Blue, Turkey TIMBER,
Terra de Sienna, Chrome Yellow, Chrome
Green, Vermilion, China and English,
Flake White, Drop Lake. Spirits Turpen
tine, Blue Smalts, White Frosting, Blue
Do, Gum Dragon, Cadbare, Gold and
Silver Leaf, Paint Brushes assorted, Sasl,
tools, Yellow Genre. Lamp Black, Ivory
Black, Black Lead, Verdigris; Copal Var
nlsh' Gum Copal. Gum Shelac, Black
Farnish, Dutch Pink, Rose Pink.
& LASS by 10. 10 by ~, and 70
Va by IS, Window Glass, by the box
or smaller quantity, for sale by
r. McSHERRY.
Sept. %. 1S34.-by
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NOTICE

TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS &c.
'EsHE subscriber hereby gives notice
iron the depredations that are. and
have, increasingly been committed on his
premiscsJ that be is determined from this
time henceforward to prosecute, all, and
every person so offending in future to the
utmost extent and rigor Of the law--hav-
ing sustained great injury TO his property
hitherto. He trusts parents and guardians
will readily perceive the necessity ofthis
notice-and with view to bringing often
ders TO justice in future, he takes occasion
to inform all who may be interested, that,
the annoyance and injury TO him has been
so great. as TO impose upon him the ne.
cessity of engaging to pay an annual sum
to person selected by him for that pur-
pose, whose duty it will be TO report the
names of trespassers in future.
ALEX. STEPHEN.
Martinsburg, May %, IsS4-tf.
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MOYlDno

Fl PERSONS indie bted to the above firm.
FL are requested TO make payment to
the undersigned, who is authorized to
close the business; and those indebted to
Mr. Jacob F. Seihert; individually, can
make payment in Hides, Skins, or Bark
to the undersigned, by doing so imme
diately; and those having claims agains.
MIR. Jacob F. Seihert, can have their
accounts paid in Leather on presentnlent.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS
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Hides, SKINS, Bari, Sc.

and to dispose of Leather to those wish
ing to purchase. The highest price in
cash or leather will be paid for all kinds
OF ffides delivered at the LANYARD in
oarkesvIlle or at his residence in Martins
onr$' a constant supply of LEATHER
WIN be kept on hand for the accommoda
tion OF customers, and others who NAV
wish to purchase the article.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
Martlnsburg. May Is, ls34.-u.
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FALL GOODS

ply OF
FALL GOODS
they have ever offered 1t consists IN part
of Snpr aud Medium blue. black, and fan
cy cloths, do CassImeres steel mixed.
lavender and diagonal Cassinetts; Silk,
silk velvet Valencia and other yestings !;
White gauze and shifting flannels, Cold
do, cotton do. 6 s. 8 English merinos;
& Circassians, Black cold bomba-
ze!ts Supr French Bombazine; A large
assortment ofrich and low priced calcoes;
Scarlet, white and black, long and square
merino sha.ls .Nerino, hermania, silk
muslin, twisted silk, gauze, cashmere,
Brunswick and Prussian dress handk'fs !,
Bobnett and gauze wells French needle
worked collars; Linen and linen cambria
hdlsis; White and Geld corded skirts !;
Thread and bobnet laces and edgings |;
Jaconet edgings and insetings Bobinet
and grecianet footing; 6 A cambria and
jaconets; Fig'd and plain bobinet, gre
c.anett, and Swiss and book muslins Blk
Italian lutestring silk, black gro de swiss
cold gro de Lyons and Naples Silk, cot
ton, worsted, and wooden hose, Miss's and
chiidrens do /; Ladies' and MISS long kid
gloves, Ladies hoskin. spun silk and bca
yer do. gentlemens' buckskin, beaver, Ii
ned Berlin and cotton do; together with
a large assortment OF Domestic Goods,
Hardware, Queensware and Groceries
They invite purchasers to examine their
stock, with the assurance that prices are
made to suit the pressure of the times.
Septem Der 25, 1884
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FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
VE have just received, and offer for
W sale, at low prices,
LOAF, Lump, and Piece Sugars,
New Orleans ard Porto Rico ditto.
House Molasses. o''
u superior Gun Powder, Hyson, & Young
Malaga, and Old hIi Port WINES.
Spirits, ' '"' " Jamaica
key. y oiu hye +" MS
SSepper' Alspice. Ginger, Salt Petre.
SC,rong Rio Coffee, Chocolate.
11heese, Crackers, Raisins
h'ce' Powder. Shot, Lead SC. SC. &c.
Mo.. HOGMIRE & BOYD.
martinsburg Nov 9th 1884.
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Groceries, Oils,
e A z II e So 81 Q q
Wilson &. Anderson

EEAVE just received, and offer "a
EH sale,
Loaf, Lump s. Brown Sugars;
GunPowder, Imperial s. Y. Hgson Tea
Orleans & Sugar House Molasses
Rio Coffee; Chocolate;
Rice; AllsPice; Pepper;
Ginger; Nutmegs; Cloves;
Gro. Alum & Fine Salt;
Flax Seed & Sperm Oil;
White Lead. dry s. in oil;
Span. Brown Il Whiting. SC.
Chrome Green & Yellow;
Madden; Indigo; Alum;
Blue Vitrol; SC. SC,
Martinsburg, May IS ls34.-by.
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TANNING g. CURRYING.

, VIE subscriber will continue to carry
on the above business at the old stand
oil SElBERr & SHOWERS, in Darkes-
VILE, as heretofore. He has employed Mr..
EllJah Griffith TO superintend and manage
the same for him, who is authorized TO
purchase
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DISSOLUTION.

~ ME partnership heretofore exist
n ing under the firm of SEIBERT &
was dissolved on the end
day oil this month. by mutual sonsent.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
JACOB f. SEIBERT.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS :!

WiLSON q AINDERSON
a RE just receiving at their new store
IAroom the largest and cheapest sup
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-11-20
Fresh Groceries.

THE Undersigned have just received
at their store at Bedington, Va, asup-
ply Of
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NOTICE.

JUFIN i. CUUkUS.
Shepherdstown Oct. o, 1884
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sP PUBLIC SCHOOL.

NT IODLlC oC HOOL.
THE School Committee hereby give no.
tice that the Public School, for the West
District, will commence on MONDAY,
the 18th inst, under the tuition of Mr..
BourELLE and impclled with desire OF
rendering the School as efficient as pos
sible, they would remind parents and
guardians, that in order to effect this, their
cooperation in the measures adopted by
the Committee, is absolutely indispensi-
BILE. And deeming it all important, that
there should be punctual attendance on
the part Of the Scholars, and without
which but little benefit can bo expected,
the Committee have
Resolved, That no Scholar shall be ad-
mitted except during the first week of the
quarter, without special permission from
the Committee. And ifany Scholar shall
be absent more than six school days,
sickness excepted) they shall be dePriv-
ed Of the privilege Of attending tho re-
unainder Of the Quarter. BY order ofthe
Public School Committee.
GEORGE L. GARDNER, Sec'ry.
Warren, Oct II, 1894.
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RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.
JUNE SESSION-NEWPORT.
Debate on the Bill for calling a Conuen-
t,on to amend the Constitutional Charter
Of this State.
.M. DORIS remarks continued.
In the Address of the Convention, by
way of illustration Of our present system
of suffrage, the hardship Of non-ireehold-
ers paying taxes, not only to the towns
and State, but to the General Govern
ment, without vote, is mentioned. They
support that Government, but cannot have
any voice in it by voting for Representa-
tives to Congress, because by the Con-
sttu,ion of the u. States, n voter for
them must have the qualifications OF a
voter for members Of the most popular
branch OF the State Legislature. The
member from Newport iniers that because
every man consumes something, and in
directly pays the duty in the enhanced
price, therefore we must mean that every
man should vote and here is another
proof of a desire for universal suffrage
This inference is repelled by moments
reference to the Address which processes
at the outset to be intended to enforce
the Resolutions Of tho Convention. The
Address at the 52d page proposes that
the qualification shall be The payment Of
a tax assessed in the State and the 9th
Resolution sets forth explicitly the same
proposition, requiring however a freehold
of Daturalized foreigners. Under any
personal property or tax qualification that
might be established, unless so low as to
be merely nominal, there would be some
taxpayers to the towns and State, and
more to the General Government, without
vote; hut the REIMBURSEMENT Of an ex-
clusively landed suffrage would remove
most Of the hardships complained OF. The
Convention while they claimed for tax
payers voice in public affairs did not
define the manner in which Il should be
levied, leaving II where il belonged, for
the decision OF Convention, which might
be called to form Constitution for tho
State. Iu the Address. without spv IN.
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NEW
Fail GOOds-CheGp
BURROUGH, JR. s. &C

BURKOUGH, JR. & co. VIII
d Q open on MONDAY NEXT, genera
assortment of SEASONABLE GOODS,
purchased by partner in New York the
present week, at Auction, and will be sold
at very small advance from cost. A
mong them may be fouad-blue, black,
and drub, double milled cassimeres dev-
onshire kersey, satinetts, fannels, vest
ings, silks, linens, hosiery, shawls, vel
vets, ribbons, gloves, circass,ans, blank
cts, calicoes, and q variety Of other arti-
cias Oct i.
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Advertisement
: K g r 4 ! ! :

TYHlS is to inform the good people Of
Warren particularly u! but have
no objection to others, that the writer has
large lot Of CALICOES, which brings
fresh in his mind the poetical efiusion of
/" Yankee Notions .No..1, with a.consid-
erable variation in price however.
Ca,;coes many ,--some good, some stout,
And some the colors all wash out
Different the piecs, Ninety-one,+
tSix cents per yard I'D sell you some.
Also, a considerable of "a lot Of SILK
remnants, suitable for Ladies skirts, bon
nets, and great variety Of other uses
As they will be'sold at a great bargnin,
have no particular objections OF a call now
and then. All !!
Says one, l think myself they're cheap.
Another says, III take peak,
Another says,-I do declare,
I'll surely trade with friend
PAUL WIRE.
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THE coNsTITuTIoNALIsT
WARREN, X. I. OCT 2s, 1894.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The State Committee OF the Constitu-
tionnl Party have transferred the sub
scription list of the CoNsrITUrIoNALIsr,
two numbers only of which have been
published, to the editor and proprietor of
the Northern Star, printed at Warren,
with the understanding that his paper will
be hereafter continued under both names
This paper will advocate the establish
ment Of a " CoNsTITUrIoN," in the words
of the first number of the Constitutional
list, " which shall secure a fair representa-
ton ofhe people, a reasonable extension of
suffrage, a further improvement Of our Ju-
diciary," such as to secure for us at
least one independent court, "the per-
nanency Of Public Schools, some mitiga-
ton of the severity of our penal and CO.
srcive system, and proper limitation oil
tho powers of the Legislative, Executive,
and Judicial departments Of Govern
ment." Whenever liberal Constitu-
tiOn proceeds from any Convention, or
any party, whatever its name, the friends
of the Constitutional cause stand ready
to receive it and their labors will be at
an end. The Constitutionalist will be
under the direction Of the State Commit
tee. For any thing which may appear
under the distinct head of the Star, the
publisher alone will be responsible. The
Committee recommend this paper to the
patronage and support Of all the friends
of Constitution throughout the Safe.
la behalf of the State Committee,
NATHAN A. BROWN,
THOMAS w. DORR,
JOSEPH X. ANGEL,
JOHN ii. WEEDEN.
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TO the Honorable HODLJaH BAYLlES,
Judge Of the Court Of Probate for the
co,.niu OF Bristol.

AN IN and for said County, on the tenth day
Of October, A. d. 1884 JOB MASON. Guar.
diao 10 .NA THANIEL @. WOOD. mi
nor. under tho sge Of twenty-one years. of
swanzsy, ia che county of Bristol. respectfully
sepressnts, that the personal est"'5 o. sa1 "i-
nor is insufficient, by the sum Of One hundred
anj four Dollars and eighty -four Cents, to pay
the just debts which the said minor owes. W hich
ears from tho third account Of said Guard.
~. He therefore requests your Honor to
ian. :. license to sell at Public Auction, as
graat n,m =. y estate Of said minor as shall
much .s o. .S 'mv. o1 On. hundred and thirty -four
n.,,.r" IHlI. T Tor the payment Of the su'" Minors
;S". debts. charges Of sale, and incidental char
Cos, agreesbly to q law OF ths Gom"''"e''''
n ,ucS cases made and provided. ,.,or
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- Te Court Of Probate holden WITHIN 90. .no
,A for tho town Of Warren, Oct. is, loSs
-Anolicst ion was made Tor the appointment o o.
an Administrator on the estate t!onN ..
BROWN, late Of Warren, deceased, '
Oapr,rp, that the consideration ,heiev, oe 'e, :,
"a Warren. on the and Monday Of November
next. and that previous notice be given TO si
concerned, by publishing this order three sever
II tine, in the Northern s,sr, st which time s'
,.rsons in,s,sstsd may appear and be heard
OlS s.nANDALL, Probate Cle'k
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COOKING STOVES,
At THE SHEET IRON AND TIN
platte .M.ANUE.ACTORY


Opposite Coles Hoiel
THr Subscriber has just received an as
sortment Of Coon,::.css Stoves, of various
patterns and sizes. consisting Of James's,
Nottage's, and Richards patent. which
are pronounced to be a iii.-at rate article,
for burning wood c: coal,
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
Also Fire Frames, large and. small
sizes, from $6 10 $l0-handsome pat
terms. Those who intend getting Cook
ing Stoves, will do well to apply soon as
they viii have an opportunity OF selecting
from a large assortment.
lie will also continue to execute all or
ders IN the Tin Plate and Sheet Iron bu-
siness, at short notice, and will constant
ly keep for sale all kinds Of Sheet Iron
and Tin Ware. which he will dispose OF
as cheap as can be purchased.
JAMES SMITH, JR.
Oct 4.
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aUCTON!! AUCTION!!!
AUCTION!!!!
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
WIN. II. WHEATON,

AVlNU Just received and opened
Ill an extensive assortment of Sc ason-
able DRY GOODS, purchased the last
week past at BosToN, exclusively with
CASH, "a most potent article in these pip
ing times he has resolved to " speed the
plough" and cut down his prices to the
lowest liring profit. All enquiring
friends" are invited to call at the Old
Stand, fP LONG ROOM, UNION
CORNER, where choice selection Of
STABLE AND Fancy Day GoeDs of every
description, will be cheerfully offered for
examination and customers may rely up
on receiving an equivalent for CASH de-
posites ut this institution and as punct-
uality is the life Of trade, all persons NAM
testing belief in the sound doctrine that
paying ones debts in a reasonable time is
an important "business transaction" will
meet at this place hearty reception with
Cash or no Cash, A" as the case may be-"
For further particulars please enquire
on the premises, MILLER-SrREET.
Oct II.
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SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.

G&k For sale, one thirty-second
NSMfM part Of the substantial ship
sszs =, BENJAMIN Rush, now on Q
whaling voyage in the Pacil
ic Ocean, burthern 385 tons, ,and is first
rate vessel. Apply at this Office.
August 9.
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts;

Commonwealth Of Mas,eehu'slt,; s;., =,
an,sroL %. At a Court OF Probate holee" ~ ~
Dieh.on. On taae tenth day OF OCTOBER A. u
1854, o,.s ,b,,
~ ,S1sOWsbove named give notice to all
.oD .o,o.,.sd in tho estate of NATHANIEL .; .;
ScneSrf nom ~ sw,s,ev, in said County, minor, Of
mo inc N st,ss;ed copy thereof. and OF TBS oroe'
nbe inserted in tho NORTHERN srAh'
..w.r.per 10 printed 10 Warron. three weeks sue, C.
csssvsiy. the last publication TO be previous 10
the fret Friday afier the first Tuesdsy in Novem
her next, on which day Court OF Probate wil'
S ha,Isn a, Dioh,on, when and where all per-
80" - ,.rs.,sd IN the estate Of the said minor
nav Appear and be head concerning said Pc
tition. II. bA LiES' '"oge W ''o'"'''
II true eepy-Attest,
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h-P Should any Of our subscriber" in Prov-
dence, fail to receive their papers regularly, they
will please leave notice at Mr.. f. II. Thurston' 8
Store, No. IA Market square.
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6 Pripied and Published every Saturday
morning, by G IL A r LES RAND AL L., No
2 Markot-Street, Wsrren, X. !.
TERMs.-Two dollars per annum, payable in
three months, or ~, 80 at the c:d Of the year.
|e Advertisements conspcuously inserted on
the usual terms ofOne Dollar per square, Tor three
weeks, and twenty cents for every subsequeE: in
vertion.
TF. Advertisements will be continued till for
hidden, (unless otherwise ordered) and charged
accordingly.
p No papers discontinued until all arrear-
ages arc paid except at the option Of the Publish
ss. Single papers Ia cents each.
H The following gentlemen are authorised
aud requested 10 act 10 Agents for the stan s:::11
ALisr.
.Nswporf. orf.-Charles N. Tilley.
Proridence David Brown.
DISQUALIFICATION Barney.
Cransion. CHARLES J. Westcott.
SmiihfsM. Nathaniel Mowry, Cd.
Wickford. George T. Nichols.
.Niiick.-Willard Ballou.
Pa.vt,.ret. Isaac B. Rowland.
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Court Of Probate, Warren, Oct l3, 1884

Coui of Probaie, Warren, Oct l3, 1857
SyxNHEREAs & an instrument ourPorting 10 oe
wv the last Will & Testament OF JOS EpH
sNiTu. lstc of Warren, deceased, has this day
been presented to this Court for Prob,'e.-Cc =,
was ordered, that the consideration 'no'0v' ~
reterr. TO Court OF Probate 10 os nSu @
T. IN Noyember next, At 2 o'clock, p. NJ; and
,h., oreyious notice be given. by publishing
.h;. order in tho Northern Star, to ell persons
;m,er..ted mic to appear at ,aid time and place. Il
."' .,s., 90. n, .cd be heard. BY Order,
''' s. RANDALL, Probate Clerk
Oct fS,
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SHIP ROSALTE.

xEN SHIP ROSALIE.
EE%fA For sale, two shares in the
9lssas.3 whale ship Rosalie, about $50
e.7,- ivu- ....r!hen, together with
casks, shocks, tow line, and al, io:: poPur-
tenances as she came from sea. IL not
disposed of previous to the 10Th Of Nov.
the shares will then be- sold at Public Auc
ton. Apply to JAMES DRIscoL.
OctlI. 4w.
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TO Tie Honet4bls HODU.AH BAILLES
Judge ofase Court Of Probate for the
County Of Bristol.
At q Court Of Probate holden et D'gh'on IN eho
for said County, on the tenth dsy VI octo-
bsr, A. ID. 1884.
sQ0B MASON, 6uatd;sn to FREEL0pE
b M. WOOD, Of Swanzey. in said County, a
Ssiaor. undsr tho ago Of tweaty-one years, re-
specially represents. that the personal estate n
Of said minor is insufficient, by the sum OF One
hundred and four dollars and eighty-four Cent?,
"a nav the Just debts which tho said minor owes,
which appears from the third account OF SAID
Guardian. He thefore requests your honor 10
or.nt him license TO sell at Public Auction, as
1uch Of the real estate OF said minor as shall
raise the sum of One hundred and thirty-four
,DolI.n for the payment Of the said minors just
debts, charges OF sale, and incidental charges,
sgrseabiy to q law OF TINS Commoh"ea''" III
'''" JOB MASON.
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts;
n,.-o,... Alta Court Of Probate holden al
Dieh,on. on tho tenth day of October A. "
1884. H.,
nm tho foregoing petition-Orde'ed' 'ha'
W. JOB MASON, above-named, give no
Vice to all concerned in the estate OF fhE.-
LOVE M. WOOD, Of swsnzey. 10 SAID county
a minor. Of the tendency OF the foregoing p"I 20,
s,.ion, by causing an a.testea copy ps SonrHraS
stan, a newspaper printed in Warren three rec
weeks suceess,veiy, the last publication TO oe
.,svi..s N the first Friday after the first Tues,
S.v in November next, on which day Court 0,
Probate will be holden at Dighton, when ana
where oil ptrson. interested IN the estate sa'u
minor, may appear and be heard concerning
Said petition. p.,,,.
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