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SLEIGH BELLS, Brass Kettles, Connecti-
- cut Clocks, w God Saws, Hand Saws, Circu-
lar Saws, Butts and Screws, Door Handles,
Grid Irons, Toasting Irons, Augers. Bit Stocks,
Bennington Squares, Flat Irons, Talors Irons,
Iron Tea Kettles, Coach Wreuches, g.. &c.
For sale by ID. b. THOMPSON.
10Th Dec. 1886. JIG
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DIED,

! m Bellows Falls, Dec. II, Mr. james Walker,
a revolutionary soldier, aged 81.
In Greenfield, Mrs Patty Severance, wife OF
Mr. Elhu Severance, aged 65.
In Deer6eld, Mr. Elisha Wells, aged 10.
In Falmouth, Me-, Mrs Martha Blanchard,
aged SO. Mrs b. has been married four times,
aud survived her last husband five or six years.
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The Lyceunl, was well attended on Tuesday
evening-The Lecture by Mr. Devens on Phys
iology was an able and interesting one. The
question Ought Texas TO be admitted into the
Union!" was ably discussed by Mr. Ely in the
affirmative, and the Rev. MI Brown in the neg
alive Decision III the negative.
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MEXICO. Nov. 10.

nj "a hEAltoi 4NON. ~
Tue Commander General of Vera Cruz
n Ge'n relieved by General Castro, who
noe superseded by General Viuoria. 1t
i'lu 'na' this measure has been taken in
s, 70 prevent the landing of Santa Anna
n '''e ne should be liberated by the Tex
f. Capt Rbaud has been deprived of
|'yo%mand of the squadron, it is not pos.
|"e'yS Known who will succeed him, though
Ii S"u'oG ~ Lopez is spoken Of The di-
Fo "vu ol 'he army against Texas under the
Dho", 'a anoo oil General Bravo, consisting of
~ 'V ~ OVOo men, were to arrive at San Luis
l a% ,t 10Th The troops at Matamoras I'M
0D ~ 'ue command of Urea had diminished
lsoo 4"ll ana amounted now to but IL or
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a w. c. t. y.
{Skg- The JYindham County Tempe
SAS rance Society, will hold their Annual
Meeting for the choice of Officers, on WgDsEs-
DAY, Jan. 4th, 1887, at the Rev. Mr. Fosters
Meeting House, in Putney. Punctual attend
ance is requested by all the friends of Tempe
rance, as business of Importance will come be-
fore the society at that time.
Dec. %, 1855. A. T.. DWINELL, Sec'ry
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

&kG~ The Guilford Temperance Society
~ will hold its Annual Meeting at the
Town House, on MONDAY, the Cd January
next, commencing at ii O'Clock, A. nj. Ad-
dress by the Rev WIN. Ii. BREWSTER.
Guilford, Dec. 26, 1886.
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NICHOLS & RYTHER

Request all persons indebted TO them for
newspapers, advertising or job work, whose
payment. The accounts, for the present, will
be found at the Office Of the Vermont Phoenix,
but may soon be transferred to other hands.
Newspaper accounts Of less than one years
standing, may run TO the end Of the year. they
having been transferred to the new proprietor.
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KrnffIe6oyO academy.

YEvHE next term, of fifteen weeks, will com
IL mence on Wednesday, the 2Slh of De-
cember. X. HARKiS, Prihc'Pof'
West Brattleboro, Dec. ~, 1886. 10
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OYSTERS.

NrEW YORK OYSTERS--fresh every
~ week-tor sale at wholesale and rtail,
at the RECESS, Brick Row, Brat'leboro' !,
Dec. 2S. ~
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To the Honorable Supreme Judicial Court to
be holden at Boston ,cithin and for the
County of Suffolk, on The third Tuesday of
November, "A. ID. 1886;
ID UBY SHEARER ROBERTS of Palmer,
IA in the County of Hampden, wife of Ma
thaniel Roberts, Jr. formerly of said Palmer,
and late of Pawlet, in the County of Rutland
and State Of Vermont, Complains, That at
said Palmer, on the twenty-third day of May,
in the year eighteen hundred and twenty-three,
she was lawfully married to said Nathaniel
Roberts, Jr. and lived with him at said Palmer
for the space of one year, and afterwards at
said Pawlet, until the twenty-second day of
August, in the year eighteen hundred and
thirty-three; and that on the said twenty-sec-
ond day of August, at said Pawlet, the said
Nathaniel utterly deserted her, and has ever
since that time continued to reside in parts un-
known to her without this Commonwealth
Wherefore she prays that after due proceedings
in the premises, divorce may be decreed to
her according to law.
Signed, RUBY S. ROBERTS.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having unsettled demands with
N the subscriber are notified that they will
find them with e. w. PRouTY, for a short time,
and it is hoped they will receive immediate at
tention, TO save cost M. i. JUNE
Braltleboro, Dec. rs, 1886. II
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q Stop the Swindler.

A ScOUNDREE by the uuuc Of JAMES
N GARLAND, is travelling through the
New England representing himself as
Agent for the LADYiS B0OK.-This is to
inform the public that the subscriber has no
agent by that name, and can recognise no pay
ments made To said Garland as legal
l.. A. Cooley,
Publisher of the Ladys Book, Phila.
n5ePapers in New England, exchanging
with the Lady's Book, are respectfully request
ed to give the above two or three insertions.
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CoMMogwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Suffolk, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, Novem
her Term, A. ID. 1886.


Suffolk, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, Novem-
Der Term, A. ID. 1886.
UPON the foregoing Libel, IL is ordered,
that the said hbellant give notice to the said
Nathaniel Roberts, Jr. to appear before the
Justices of our Supreme Judicial Court to be
holden at Springfield, within and for the Coun-
ty of Hampden, on the eighth Tuesday next
after the first Tuesday in March, A. ID. 1887,
by publishing an attested copy of said libel and
this order thereon three weeks successfully in
the Brattleboro Phoenix, newspaper printed
in Brattleboro, in the County of Windham and
State of Vermont, the last publication to be
thirty days, at least, before the said eighth
Tuesday next after the first Tuesday in March,
1S37-that he may then and there shew cause,
if any he have, why the prayer of said Libel
should not be granted.
BY the Court,
GEO. C. WILDE, Clerk.
A true copy of said Libel and the order
thereon.
Attest, GEO. G. WILDE, Clerk.
CHApyAN & AsHMUN, Atty's for Libellant.
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This day is puJlished-Price ~ Ia Gents.
PART XLVIII.
OF THE
PENNY MAGAZINE.

By the Society for the Diffusion Of Useful knowledge.
BEING THE THIRD PART FOR 1886.
ILLUSTRATIONS IN PART XLVIII
Interior of Tutbury Castle; Roman Monu-
ment at Igel, near Treves; CRANBERRY, Savoy;
The Market-Cross Of Maimesbury; Dunlucc
Castle; Island Of St. Helena; Porch Of Chartres
Cathedral; Plan of the Druidical Temple at
Stanton Drew; Stones at Stanton Drew; Old
Houses in Chester; Watergate Street, and ex-
terna View Of the "Rows;" Interior Of Ches-
ter HRoWn
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From The New Orleans Bee Of the 18Th Dee.

SANTA ANSA-From a gentleman who
came passenger in the steamer Nick Biddle,
las, evening, we learn that Gen. Santa Anna
had arrived at Plaqueminc, on the evening
Of the l2th inst in company with two Amer
lean gentlemen supposed 10 be officers in the
United States Army. They embarked same
evening on board the steamer Tennessean,
and it was thought would land at ST. Louis,
on their way to the city Of Washington.
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Erroneous. Rumor.--In consequence Of two
police officers being despatched TO Albany TO
arrest man on a charge which we are not at
liberty to give the particulars Of, a report was
published in some of the morning papers, that
the perpetrators of the bank robbery al Utica
had been arrested, and n large amount Of the
stolen notes recovered. The report being cal
cuated to produce injurious effects, we have
been requested to contradict tn. y. Times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

"A FARM containing TOO aerss Of TIE
"A hrsl quality % iiBesi0ns Issd. living
within two miles Of Chsfissiovn, Jsgsrsos
county, Virginia. els miles from Harper
Ferry end NE Chesapeake esd Ohio canal.
sod ere nile from he Faii Fosd leading from
Winehesier by Hsrpsrs-Fsrsy 70 Bsilimors
ThsFs ars sgt few faFns IN ne eouniy that
ppeaess squsi adgsnfagss--h has 3 gooa
Brick Dwelling liogse. iensnl House, q asDk
Barn, slth Stables uhdsrnesth 3 isrKs We
goa she'd, siona agfiag Heuse, win one
q the largest Einssiass spgioss b. me couu.
" running thfough ne pises. Ab5af 20
acros ia heasJ Tinber. The Land 4 net
tfoten vita Heestoas, e. y he ease ~ soss
parts. To save iaqairy, ths subscriber ell
take go per s-0ss-hsif 10 heed. era TIE
baisncs n TIVE sqaEi sasual payments. A
good inle VII - gigsa o. u,s psymest ofl
tae Wheiq psrchase alaBsy. See further
particulars, Inquirs - ~. CsoFgs Riehslbef-
ger, aejoinins TIE pranises, sho sili shs9
he properly 90 any peTscn desirons % sss-
iag T. gO8ERst RfCHGLHRR0PR.
Nsar CFesgsrstoeu. Frsd. &c. Ne.
HeY. ~, ie3e-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
=, cesss.'Ss.s'., oyy.eu, :

bC4~Ths psriies Interested n Ne shove
meetionsd e9eres, as weil - fhcss hsvisk
eecsaeed, fwts age requested q s4hlblf
lhe@ hefore ae, supported b. hwfai go
dsnee,) siil pleaaa teks eofiss, fhat esefl
sttsnd "a he oiiee sfnrssaid, 81 Theysks, 49,
- d-y - ssFi @safA. {gsnuafy,j foe De 80.
pose % earring tAs sb9ss Fsciiaa ortsr AZ
eo'ns inio eeset--ahsn aaf ahafs lhsg a..
reqaesisd % attsza e 3 Ssslssk. a. 81. wI1S
ne necessasy papers 49, etttsass. % snable
me- 10 peIiora ne duties required 81 a..
aforesaid decree % The cosyt
y woRTHlNoT0N, JHss cs-,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

VIRGINIA. TO WIS
On the Circuit Superior Court Of Isw sad
ChsDcery for Jefferson county, November
9th, 1890
Samuel Gibson, PLArsT,pr.
AGAINST
Jsmss D. Wager and oshers. DEFENDANTS,
Joseph L. Russell, PLAisrrrr.
AGAINST
The same, DrrsspAxr..
Consolidated Case-in Ciascerv.
TIME report Of Master Commissioner xor-
thingtoo - rs-committcd 90 him, with
Instructions 10 report any further elaine
sgsinst said james n. wsger--of creditors
having Judgments or deeds Of trust on the
real estate Of said James o. Wager, tese-
Their with any msttcr deemed By himself
pertinent, or particularly required to DO re-
ported by any OF the parties. And leave 10
given 10 sny Of the parties or creditors Of
james b. Wager, TO contest, before the sid
CommissIoner. sny one or more ofthe elaine
heretofore audited aud reported BY him. or
| which may he hercaftsr presented, provided
that special notice shalt be given by the
commissioner TO each creditor whose claim
shalt DO 80 contested, Of the fact Of such
contest, snd OF the time appointed fos re-
| ceivipy evidence.
Copy-Tesie.
ROBERT 7. BROWN.
Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08


VIRGINIA. To wtr;
In the csrcais Superior Court 81 Lsw and
chsseery for Jsassoa soua'y. Nossnbsr
James Dencassen and Andrew Hunter, Trus-
tees fes wall b Duncsnsou,
PLnsurrs.
AGAINST
Caleb Wall snd Edward g. Duncsnson, yon-
sihsn Tyson. administrator OF Nathan
shepherd, deceased, r. Atkinson, -
Pissksn 4 Co, Jones s Woodward. Al
bert Koster, Assel Weston, Jarvis &
Thompson, John D. Stricken, Morgan Il
Burke. Coskiey q Rochester, Newkirk q
White, J. q r. Wood, J. w. Keirie L. Son,
@. w. Pratt. Norris & Beatty, John Pot
tsr. Smith q shsrhss, J. r. Atkinson, 4.
7. Eliicot d CO., johnson, Price s. Co.,
Csrsy & Withsred, John 8. Galishsr, and
- Msntx, DsrrxpAsrs,
IN cHANCERY.
HyHlS day came the psrties by their at
- torDeys. and the cause coming on To be
heard by consent, ID 10 decreed and ordered
that the trustees. James Dspsasson aud An
drew tunisr, In the deed Of trust fled - On
exhibit IN the cause, do render an account
before the commis.ioner, Robert worthing.
too, OF their transactions ss such trustees,
showing the funds which have come TO their
hands, and how they have been disposed Of
what Is on hand. what debts are yet to col
iect. or effects, IL any, TO be disposed Of
and the said trustees are directed TO produce
before said commissioner, for the informa-
ton and satisfaction Of the creditors Of Wall
* Duncansou. and TO enable the commits.
siooer TO discharge the dutie. required OF
him by this decree, the books Of account OF
Wall q Dunesnson, with sny bonds, notes or
other evidences Of debt. belonging 20 the
SAID hrrn or said trustees under the afore-
said deed Of trust ard the said commission
or Is directed, by publication In the Charles
| town Free Press, 10 notify the creditors OF
Wall & Duncanson 70 produce before him
the evidence Of their claims, and TO take and
make out On account showing what assetts
| have come 10 the hands OF The said trustees.
aod how they have been disposed Of; what
| funds are now in the hands Of the trustees.
cod 10 distribute them among the creditors
| entitled 30 distribution under the said deed
Of irust-and 10 ascertain and report what
debts Are yet 10 DO collected Of the trust
fund, whether sperste OF otherwise, and 60
make any spec ial report or statements touch
ing the subject matter OF said tru.teeship
which any OF the parties Interested nav re-
quire. And the court states, for the direc
lion OF the commissioner 10 taking said nc.
counts. that "creditors suing without know
ledge OF the deed, bot willing to release and
pay costs, end crrditors suing and dismiss
Ing their suits, paying costs and releasing,
are entitled 10 come IN with ereditors moi
suing ard releasing; but that creditors SUI
ing. getting judgment after actual notice
OF the deed, aud taking Wall l. Duncanson
IN executien or ca 50, would be postponed,
although willing 20 release and the COM
missioner h authorised TO examine partie,
on oath touching the notice whether recsiy-
| ed or not and when"
A Copy-Teste
ROBERT T. BRoH.N, Crk.
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VIRGINIA, 70 w;
10 the ciseuit saDsFioF Court Of Law and
Cbaeeegy fog JsgsTpOs County, November
Is. lo76.
Soenson Garrett PLAWTiFg,
AGAINST
UeofEs Rogiss's Adm's SD heirs,
ptsEnBAErs,
az CIIANCERY.
Under en- order % the Court, made
" Noy. Is, 1896, directing The Commis.
ajoner % take sR sceount u The dsbis out
staodiag $50 due from the estate 81 George
Rovlss, deed, notice Il hereby givsn thst
ehaN aitend % nv afles N Chagiestovs.
% FRIDAY ths i3th Dag 81 seat month (Isn.
uary) fog the purpose % receiving elslms
against The aforesae sstafe. shen snd whsrs
thoss Interested srs Fsqussisd - atgsad win
theif cleins proved aecordiBR % lev.
q. WOBTHfNCTON. .ass. Cyss.
Com'fs Oaes. Chsrlssiosa.
Dee. I, i63G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

EDRtPARED solely from vsgsssbis mat
n ier By JACOB HOUCK, Baltimore. ~hieh
may - taken vith pesfee; safety By 80 sE~s sad
~ I'll dissasss. IT. cures are for abe followlur
disra.es;-lly spepsi., Loss q Appetite, lndises-
upa, Inhaf,fnsiioa ~ the Stomach. Heart Bsfrn
tlsFrhsa, DyssnirTy ~ FiDs, Piles, fissaIs.
obsiFaeied Msnsiru-tiOn, tgae add Rever. 81.
tons 90 hemiilsut FsseF. TyVhus Fever, sear-
iFt FeseF, Snssli Pcs ErysiPsiss o. ~. Ache.
n}e ftTr, Asihfnas Pieuritf, Measles. Yeliov
ferfg, CesiifcHess, Nisd 81 fhe stomach o.
bostls, Cheirrs Norirls, Consasal,tios. gnaa~.-
-, Cnias' Coegl's, Inflammation ~ ihs Chtst,
fnlsy. beui, hheumsfisa,, tnaassmstosv su,e
hrosi, CrUuP, tnhafnnaiion a ne ff~sst
llEgVsl, hieksts. uises.ts 81 ne LIVER fsrs-ii-.
lialcaliy q Nsking Urine, Giest. fygsyiss
Nsrs0us and Scrofuious Aa-etioas n - As~s,'
hera snd ttEzmsfis. NsFsurlal sod Vrnrre.i
ihssatfA, Ulcers. sores, Ahrelioas &c he SAC
% ~ diseases srising from lupure HIoo5 ~
Ffies per b0stie 81 sO--Fos ssie b.
JOSEPH &. HAYS. HSbcs.Fsry
Jolly 80. 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
REMOVAL.
Joseph .M. Rro,r,,

ID EsPEcTFULLY announces 10 bis friends
. and the public. that he has taken the
store room occupied BY z. M. 4 c. w. Ai.-
quith, having purchased their stock Of Goods.
In addition To his former stock. which makes
Il complete and large. His stock Of Cloths
aud Csssinets being heavy sod comprising
every color and quality. will be offered upon
such terms IS cannot fail to please those
Who may favor him with call.
Now fa1G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
CoMMI,sIonrn,, orr,cr

ChGriesfsicn, Dee. lat, 1886.
G7-The parties interested 10 the above
mentioned suit will please take notice, that
have appointed Friday the 9Th day or merit
nenth: l'anuary) on which day shall
attend at my Office aforesaid, lover the Mar
ket Houss,) In Charlestown, At 9 O'Clock. A.
VI. TO enter upon the duties required OF me
by the above recited decree OF the court.
and shall adjourn from day to day until my
report shall be completed when and whore
they are requested 10 attend with the neces-
sary papers, evidence, and vouchers, con-
neeted with said suit.
r. woRTHINGToN, Mas. Com.
Dec. 1, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

m .. MILLER woaid respectfully iayits
81 9 fAe attsafioa ~ tAs esatlsaea ~
ChefisstovH go siaeialig. - his steek ~
cloita, CassimeFes, 80 Fesfiars. amasaat
whieh mar 81 fsued ~ laiass go rssss
fsshiosabis stYis. Ana hs b dlspossd % e.
lsr lksn % sucA isfns e. eaanot fsa %
pleaas. Oct s, ie1G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
VIRGINIA, TO Wit.

VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
In the Circuit Superior Cour, OF Law and
Chaneery for the county Of Jeferson, 2sth
November, 1896;
The Washington County Bank. Ae
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
samuel Engie's administrator and heirs of
sa'd Engie, DEFENDANTS,
IN ClIANcERY.
INtHIS causo came on 70 Be heard thu 0eth
November. 1896, upon tho bill, pstition.
answer OF the infant defendants, and the Re-
port OF Master Commissioner worlhinKtop.
and was argued BY counsei-uPon consider
alton whereof, the court doth adIudEe. or
der and decree. that said report be opened
and re-eommilted 10 the said Commissioner
TO audit such other claims against the said
estate Of the said Samuel Engle, deceased.
as may be presented, aud make report to
tins court.
A eOPv-Teste,
R0BERT T. BROWN err.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08


VIRGINIA. TO W.T.;
In The Circuit superior Court Of Law and
Chsuesry for Jsdsrsoa seaaiy, NesslAsss
18th, lc3Gs
Thomas CsnpSsli snj VIE.
AGAINST
John Hurt. executor Of james Hurst, zen,
deed, ssasah Hurst, John Packsti, She
r,d Of Jefferson county, and % such con-
uaitteo adsainistrstor - hesfs ser with the
will annexed Of Caihafsas hurst, deed,
Henry Hur>t, Peter Husrt, Nancy fergu-
son. Minor Hurst in hh own right end -
sdu,inistrstor Of John NJ. Hurst. deceased,
Bryant 0'Bsnroa and Harriet his wife,
John Paekstt, sheriff Of Jefferson county,
sdnaihistrstor cf James Hurst, deceased,
(soa OF Nitli.m) the same sheriff, admin
istrstor OF William Hurst, deceased, the
same sheriff. administrator OF Fanny Stan
hope, deceased. Rohert siemons, admins
trs;or Of Jssncs Hurst, jun, decsssed, John
Moore and Elizabeth his wife, Elizabeth
&. Richard, Alfred and william staphopr,
jun, children Of Fanny stanhope, deed,
william Stsnhope, sen., and Amelia his
wife, and Mary 0uansii,
DEvEspAsr.,
IN CHANCERl.
n T appearing TO the Court that IN any event
II Of This cause. it " III be necessary TO refer
the cxecutorial account Of tho defendant
John Hurt 10 . commissioners, to audit aud
settle the same--by consent Of parties BY
their counsel, snd with the consent or tie
Court. Il is ordered and adjudsed that Mas
ter Commssiouer worihinston, do state and
settle the said cxceu,orisi account Of the
said John Hurst, executor % the said James
Hurst, deceased = sheNrng the Iegscies due
TO each OF the parties to this cause, with
power TO examine any Of ssid parties on
oath, touching the matters in controversy,
and stating specially all such matters ~ he
may deem pertinent, or that he may be re.
quesied by any OF said parties 80 to stats, and
make report in order 70 further procee ding,
TO be had hsrsin-
A copy-Teste,
ROBERT r. BROWN, c. c.
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M CHANCERY.


IRFHiS cause cane on 70 % heard on tel,
18th dsy % NovembeF, 1895, upon the
bill, exhibit, answers q the defendants loho
ooigisy, administrator % John Briscoa. As-
cessse, and the infans hsirs Of the said deed
By Robert r. Brown, their Kuardisa 81 lltsss
sud vas argued b. eouBssl--on eonsidsra-
tioa whereof, the court doth a5iudgs, order
and decree, nat Master Commissloner Wor.
thins'on % essmins, utats and settle, the
estate account Of John BFisees, deesassd.
sith John Qnigisy, the sdmibisirator o. said
sseeassa Inst ~ take IN aecoBni ~ the
debts % TIE sid dsesssed, ascsrtaisine ths
character ead digniiy hereof, ubsghsg b,01-
ing the heirs % sos nnd that ~ exc iak.
an account 81 The real sstats dssossSe6 fror.
ne se,d gohn sriseee, deceased. cad % ne
snausl value thessog. ssd rspaFt IL thls es,,r,
IN order toa hnai cserss--siatlsR az r.at,srs
specially 81 hinasif assnsd Dsrtinsat. a.
shieh nay b required 70 BE- 90 stated ~
aoy 81 The parties.
A Ccpy--Trsr,
ROBT. z. BROWN, crk.
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EsPECTFULLY infosms the Ladies' o.
- HaFPers-FsFry sad ~ vicinRy, tbas
he has removed hef Nilliuery and Fasey
store % the stofe Room Feesntiy occupied
b hushrod 5. PiHa, where she y sov opso.
og fresh Supply ~ s0ods 10 her Ice.
September 1. isa6
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GtHARLEs sTALgY bssise safsbs.ss
~ re stoet ~ Goods ~ nushsos q Pies
and rrestsing fresh suPply frosa iks Ralti
moFs market, Ae, Wish mahss M assort-
1,eat oomPisies , now ready 10 eel sa sc.
eonnodaiing tsFms
IIsfssf.-TsrIy. sspl J. 1875
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.Johs n. COoErss

HvAKEs this method 20 inform ell persons
n Who have opeo accounts on his Books.
that he has made change IN his business,
and 10 therefore necessary thst ell ss-
counts on his books should DO closed a.
speedily 80 possible. u 10 hoped that all
persons having open accounts viii call with
out delay and close them either By psynsnt
or by note.
shepherdstown, Nov. J, 1896.
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ConMussroxEn's orv,cx. ,

ChsTtesfescn, Dee. i, 1886.
GJ-The parties, interested IN the above
mentioned suit, ~ we'll as those having
claims against the estate Of Robert Avis, de.
ceased, (who are requested TO exhibit them
before me- are hereby notified, that have
appointed Saturday tAs llth day Of aers uionik,
(January0 for the purpose OF carrying the
above recited order OF Court into eTect-up-
on which day, ut the Office aforesaid, they
are requested 10 attend with the necessary
statements, evidence, and vouchers.
r. WoRTHiNGToN, Mas. csm.
Dee. /, 1896
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