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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

WKTM. $. IIANSELL, No. -, Market st., south side
wv above Front St: Philadelphia: Informs merchants
visiting the North, and others that he has in STORE
large and general Of saddery, consisting OF
saddles of every description, bride leather
saddle trunks. collars. whips &c, &c: which Will
be disposed of upon satisfactory terms Orders f"rward
ed 10y mail as above, will meet with puncu" attention
RI q c7-2awjw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
Feb. 90.

ENORTY DOLLARS REWARD will be given for
IA the apprehension and delivery Of my man TEM-
ri t. should he be taken Of this county. and 80 dol
lars if taken in it, He left about the first Of last Oco.
her: supposed to be feet 10 inches high very black,
and is about 80 years Of age. suspect he spends his
time chiefly about Alan,apIkc, in King q Queen
ty, Captain Thomas Dew's Of same county, and this
place. PHILIP y. DEW.
Windsor Cornlnc Feb H. !i-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

TnylMRER! TlMBER!!-1hc highest pricesi will he
given for good, seasoned wheel spokrs Ind telIors
deliverable at the Penitenary. Immediate delivery Is
solicited For information respecting thr apply either
to COL Charles S. Morgan Superintendent. or to
TIIOS &. hlONCURE. G. A.
Fab q cS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

StATAWBA GRAPE VlNES.--The subscriber (ncar
q j Richrnond) has for sale $1,000 Catawba Grape
Vines from one three years odand can furnish Gut
tin.s of this grape (if applied for within the pruning
srason) to those who may prefer them rooted vines
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Feb. IT, W-1~t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

AtALE OF NEGROES, &c.-By virtue of De
~ crcta order OF The Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanccry of the county of Lonsa, pronounced III
suit therein depending, wherein Thomas L. kcpri"e,
William W. Lane and others are plaintiffs, and william
McAIlstcr. dec administrator and others are defend
ants shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder Tor
cash, ut ElisVe in the county OF Louisa, on !ioay
the 2,h dav Of February next all the negroes belong
inr To the estate Of William cAlstcr dec, consist
iny of Two men, two hcys. tw" women, and three or
four children together with all the household and kitc-
en- furniture. a. ". oHhr E'ftD,
Trustee and Commissioner.
H. NC S2-DaW4wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

EXCUSES AND LOTS far sale, IN The torn Of On.
iumbin Fiuranna county, pa-Ihe Undersigned
having determined to to Richmond. offers the
following yerv valuable and desirable property for sale,
viz one very large three story stonchousc at present IN
complete repair and in every respect we'll adapted lis
country house. and suited TO extensive and gene
raj trade having attached thereto suitable warehouse,
wca, house. snokehouse, carragc-lousc. stables DC,
toccthcl with garden in good order The above house
and premises with few alterations, ng ht be made
suitable tavern &c. for which, in this place, at present,
there is a very finucring opening.
Also spacious and convenient family residence in Tie
most eIirc part of the town. having attached thereto
the necessary houses, ice house, and an excellent
garden. "
Also. one house and lot, which is well adapted for
Tanyard Tor which there is most desirable opening in
this place at present. the nearest establishment OF that
kind Of any note is twelve Mills distant.
Also cirht lots well enclosed aud in high state Of
cu!,iyaon He thinks it useless to comment on the adj
van,ares that will in short time be derived In this
pIace from the James River and kanawha improve
ien,s which now in progress, and VIII run within
a few Yards of most of the above lots.
Bcing fuHy azure that any description he might at
tenn, to rive would fall very short upon examination OF
the property and the future Improvement OF the place.
he prefers to let those who may be DESTROYS to purchase
examine and decide for themselves Apply on the pre-
misses To 1O!l.N VA EN in"'
Columbia, Feb. 2 co-2a"3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

FE1O Pcrs0ns huring .Hrsr0tS ia" Nrc.-Wr wish 10
N hIretor the ensuing year large number Of hands,
labor the Richmond, Fredericksburg and PntD"ilc
Rail Road. They will be employed between Richmond
ami Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg and
The Potomac River. The country and occupation is
healthy and they will be well i"d we'll clothed and we'll
treated We will give from sevcntv-ivc to ninety dol
lars for good hands and for first rate Apply
by letter otherwise TO !. II. Hopkins at the Rail Os
fee. 20 NIessrs George T. Crnmp and James Rat
cfr, Richmnnd or to Thomas White in the county 6
KIM William. and the Ecigh5or!unG: 10 James HIM
ter Assistant Engineer near the White Crmncs, Ca
cline: or 10 Theodore S. GARNET. Assistant Engineer
near Fredericksburg; to Fl. F. Guy Il Co in Frcdr
ricishrrg: and to others having authority !om J. II.
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer.
JOS. NJ. SHEPPARD,
.accnt for the Il. +. 8 p l.. T. Compaav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

NOR L. rauaJic manufacturing Mil nnd Plum
a tation, RoanD6e-l offer for sale. the Eagle
lont Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river,
>Halcd six miles south of Sovdlon aud Randolph Ma
Con College. and ten miles below GAINESVILLE. The re-
it'"n q! this Mill is well known in Petersburg and
.>'i"ik and also extensively known through the
~ and villages Tie Roanoke. lis brand stands
-n As any other mill i'll tie State, whrre it is known.
'"iS i've pair of stones two pair Of vctcct hnrrs,
vi OUR and ESopus, pair OF Es"pus entire, and
i'I u rn1hcrs: manufacturing machinery complete !;
g y IS furnished with sufficient water power by
% aSen from the river. In point of location, Ii pos
S Gic"nnon advantages. Besides constant run
~ E's'"n, II commands business from great distances
''h" dry s'aSons-yirldng annually from 2Jl to BOO
f'S vt t"i cnru. It receives from H. to 20 thousand
cn " wheat annually; aud for some years past. the
nave been rapidly increasing in this section ct the
y, 'u VIII probably continue tn increase ms facilities
"' Improve. There is ready sale TOR corn and
r,, ""s''' o' cial. at good prices. 1t may also be
rna ''ark that it would afford eligible site Tor
rL """Fv grocery, mercantile business.
,- LAC ~ land consists of JlT acres, "a OF which
,d 'Ou FiF"' ho!tom; good proportion of timbered
, n IN" plantation in go"d condition for cnltiva-
i Inc improvements consist of spacious old dwell.
muse, VITA other ordinary out-houscs. Persons
,b 10 purchase the above property, may apply 10
i subscriber, 5eSding within two miles liberal ere.
W." o. allowed the purchaser.
not effect sale, privately, before the third
n,ITy IN April next, shall, that day, offer it at
FI",e anc''on at Meckcnburg Court. House. it being
,tt nay Possession Of the Mill will be given the
~, June next, and the Plantation the LIST Of Janu.
n.y. 1851. TINGNAL JONES, Executor
All, Of James b. Jones, dec'd
tterH'cnburg Feh 20. 93-t20thA
chi rtvF'br' Constellation will please insert the above ill
80 PHhcNi. T. J.
Et'oS sALE-40O acres of good Land, tho
1a Unckato!n"y; lies well, eight miles from, Rich
o"u' Is heavily ,imhcled and within half mile of
'"':il some budinrs: and about one fourth of the
land cleared. Possession ,;ven immediately. ENQUIRE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

TByAVEKN PROPERTY FOR LEASE.-For Rent
X or Lease, the Tavern at Rockiish Gap on the Blue
Ridge or Monntain with the Farm and about half the
NECESSARY Furniture for the house The geographical
situation is not cxcellc nor it be cquaed by any in
the world for health and novelty Of scenery and It's the
main thoroughre for travellers to and from the west
and Southwest between Charlottesville and Staunon)
there being no zap of easy except this for 40
miles either way, which brings the roads to locus Mt
this point to cross the mountain The house is very
large and commodous, having twenty odd r"ons' anu
now in good repair | wis, to acquire for this situation
tenant Of good qualifications for the business to such
an one would e permanent home and large bust
ness the travelling is immense, particularly during
IN. Sprinc Summer and Autumn months-tlc Firgina
Sprinrs contributing largely thereto. Applications to
me now at the Colombian Hotel, Richmond, where
shall remain Tor a tinr-ater which, shall be at the
nrrn,ises. near Brooksre Post Office. Abenarle.
SAMUEL LEAkE.
February .. eo-aawow
49, hr Arenn md Petersburg Constellation
tho above, each 10 the a'ou" o g. oo III" io
ward their ~ this ONCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

Trustee nnd Commissioner.
Ian NJ S2-2aw4w~
SLATE LANDS FOR SALE-ln conformity with
decree pronounced by the Superior Court Of CLAN
ccrv held for the Staunton District. August the 4th
lS$J ia suit between William III. Swoopc, plaintiff
und John Nicholas and Alexander Garrett, defendants
SHALL on the 9th day of March next, at the tavern Gt
John Anderson, in the town Of New Canton sell at pub
lie anct.on 20 the highest bidder, for ready money! tile
Land and appur,enances IN the proceedings OF SAID suit
mentioned.
The land to which the decree refers, is tract contain
inr one hundred and fourteen acres lying on the waters
of Slate River and Hunts Creek, mile below The
Virginia Mills. and three miles above New Canton ana
the recently erected furnace OF the Buckingham IRON
Manufacturing Company.
The Land is fertile and contains abundant quantities
of Slate of the kind well known in the Richmond
market by the of James River State.
# the av above advertised prove lncenent, the sale
will he made on the first fair day thereafter Sunday eX-
crptrd. GEO. NJ. PAYNE, COMMISSIONER
February 4. et-2awids
EHALE OF LAND in Prince Edcnrd Connty on the
HS Eirrr .irpumanyx.-By virtue Of Il decree Il" the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chanccry Tor the
county q" Frederick, PRONOUNCED on The Ili!i gay oi
June l-j III Tie case Of Robert Gibson, plaintiff,
against Blake g. Wpodsnn Edward Radord: and Chris
torIcr B. Strong defendants. SHALL as Commissioner,
proceed sell 10 the highest bidder, on Thursday, the
sd day of March next, thu Tract of Land on winch
Eiwaf! RadtGi inns resided ami kn"wa as the farm
called "iligL t:i. The sal" will iake place at the
Tavern "t hlr. George Jeirics III inc u'"H Oh i"n1
vile, at the hour "i MS tract u IAN" Is s''u'u
on ii" App"maih'H k'veT ana Is tie same coh''ytoW
Blake b. Woodsun to Edward Radturd, and continuing
upwards Of on" hundred and hity ceres the precise
nnumt {" acres not Known but VIII ut, ascef'"'o pre-
vinus TO TIC da: OF sa'c IL Is within l"uI Or 'e 'eS
a: the town 81. rarmvl. Persons desiring to purchase
view the land al any time previous to the cay OF sale
The land will hc sold in accordance to the uecre Of e
Court above referred to- which decree VIII be read at
the time and place of sale
Trrns-( Extract from the Decrce) One third OF
III" purchase money IN cHSh-one third IN nine monlhs
and the balance in eighteen months Bonds with ap-
proved securities will be required tor the purchase mo-
new and is expected that purchasers Will be prepared
execute such bonds at the time and place OF safe
The conveyance VIII DC mace, WIEN Hll"a' uecce u
the c% "s s S Sy 3D. SS Gy a" s"'s6 should not
De lar day. iie sac WI D. hS neu ~ Lie ne"' i"'
day. NATHANIEL FflCE, Commissioner.
Prince Edward c. Il! January % Sl-l2t
-N- .o---I -, .---:.------------------------
a LARGE HHd r0tu6Jtc IHc( OF L0Rd IN FGH4utT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

JORDAN SMITH.
The sale will be con,uctcd by EXvM 5. HrHgARn,
ACclinueet january 30. S4-tdS
= Tie ADORE sale is postponed until FRIDAY, 18th
instant EXuM ;. HUBHAED, .3mci0nccr.
y On account Of the ncienrncy of the weather, the
s'ove SHE is further postponed until TUESDAY, I'D
ms, II lax: if not, the next Eai! day thereafter.
EXvM S. HUBBARD, .7u"tionccr.
February % 92-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

Th Suhscr:rr. .ra,ri tor past iar"'s, hereby n"t'
,l,. that ~ has ,ah"i the above Hotel for the
,,, y,ar OF n!i >u;,a";e dI>"sIl"" BE- m''c "i ~
,n, asks co;,lnuanc'" their patronage lie PROMISES
"''"'N GEO. +. TIORNTON.
p,v,;ur Green i2h Feb. i>.'t !l-w>w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

a DMlNlSTRATOkS NO1lCE.-:ill persons in
"a drblcG 10 the estate Of the late Mrs Sarah w WHITE
deceased, hereby notified and required 20 make imnc
dia,e payment the untrrsrncd-And all persons lav
inr claims against the said estate will present lhc duly
authenticated, Tor payment
JAMES RAWLINGS,
9dm'7 Of Mrs. Su,nh Il. Hhitc, Gcccascd.
Ian T.i-lIW-w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
ROBERT G.. NICHOLAS,

The ntcgencer Country paper and the Gazette pub
hrd Wacntun requested 'oInsc the above
until me uy sIC send their bills 1" the Subscribers TO- pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

AVAILABLE TAVERN STAND: SN.L.N IT,
Y IEHN' PROPERTY FOR S.lLE.-EdwarL lia-
lam and wife, and john D,sher. having. by deed raadc
the Sd Of January Ic:! and admitted To record in the
Office of the Cnur, Of Hastings for the city of Rich
inond on the same day, conveyed to the undersigned
the lois or pieces ground hereinafter mentioned, Gr
the purpose Of securing Polly Shepard Tie awful in
rrs on SIX thousand two hundred and four dollars ana
sixtyright cents, up time q" her cc,tSr, On
that should happen before the Goth day "i AIar. lc1)
AMI also Tor the purpose OF securing, within one year
next after the dcccase Of said Polly. ii that ShHad hap
pen before The said 10Th OF May c:,; I" Mary Sh"p-
AID, BENZ amn j. Gilbert and Sally his ,;r. ph} l,nt Of
the said principal Of 81 2g4 Us cts with such inlc
rest may have accrued thereon from such rcras and
the said Polly r;hcpaTd having died the l2lh u" De-
cebcr, 1cl: and the said prnc pal sum, with interest
from the day last mentioned, no, having been paid
| We, the undersigned, being requested 50 to d. WILL
Oh lucsday Tie gid Hdg II stbraa"y nr2i, at - c'0rh
it fair if nut, the next far day. upon itr. prrl
sci! and dispose of al auction 20 the highest bidder
The property conveyed by sad deed, u wit all that lot
piece Of ground called half an acre, lying and being
on II street in the city of Richmond, and known and
distinguished i'll the plan Of the SAID CITY ny the No ~!
being the sains IL" on which the Swan Tavern is situated,
and described the said deed containing III front
said II street hundred and t:rly fret eigt inches.
Also, other piece parcel at ground, described in
the said deed containing front said street thirty
feet, adjoining tic last mentioned lot "n the west. am!
running back the depth Thereof The sad piece OF ground
having thereon large brick building, which las been
ground is part Of Lot No. 49,.
Terms Of sale loiowS-s5n much &C the purchase
money to be paid in cash, II be sufficient satisfy
the expenses attending the execution ottlc trust ;hr in
lercst the said Of S6:H liz from the 18th
December, IoA, to tie day OF SALE and i;0i Is cts
part Of the principals; the halance Of the principal hrrc
$4,000, with interest from he day Of >.", to b. paid
SIX months and secured b. bold. and deed otrust up
on the property.
Alter The principal and interest secured 10y the dee!
Of trust provided ior, the residue ct t purchase
money Will be divided into two nsaIuen;S-onr payable
1T II, the other at l. months from the day of salc-tn
hc secured by bond and decd Of trust.
y" objection is known TO the lilirhn. the Trustees
will only sell and co~ycy such iii" vested in them.
II. l.. WIGHT.
EDWIN l.. WIGHT
~ The attention of capitalists is called to The above
sale. The location of the property (mny the depot
Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Pninnac Rail
Road) is believed to possess advantages for the location
OF a large tavern equal to any in this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

pTAlUAHLh LAND, SochS, GRIPS, Nc, Mt Pubic
.lac',ur.-IG not previously disguised OF by private
contract the subscriber WILL on Monday, the 18th Feb.
tair # not, IN Inc next fair day sell, upon the prel
scs to the highest bidder his Tract of Land. lying in
liz county O; Chesterfield eight miles above Richmond
FOR no-r PARTICULAR description of which, :rc adver-
,Iscmen,s in the Ing and Enquirer. The Land IS dl
vcd pubic road int" about two equal pa IS when
wi! be sold separately. e desired by purchasers Alter
the sale o the Land and on the Gdv, the suhscri-
r viii sell his stock al mules. horses. cat,r. and hogs;
'hs crops. consisting part of prime fodder herds
s:a<, and clover hay: his plantation and farming uen-
s!,. urnurr. Nc. Terms at sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

4 IlKlU LAN-lnc subscribers importers Q: anu
j ! dealers N CHINA Glass ana Eari"nwarr, whose
-.s wr,, DESTROYED y The great fire oi !"ti and th
u.,.u,Ecr would respectfully Inform th,if Customers
,r,rrhon the mon. nj their present "cat"nS-assr, VI
ne fact that OWING TO the lnny a<sges OF the Eur"i@an
jackets previous the fire, and their retarkay snort
messages SINCE they now generally, IN poSsrS>"n OF
pet.r assortment Of goods than they usually have al
, season of the wear From Li,e very large orders PIE
,,sy gwen 70 the manufacturers, IL IS expected t!'t
me assortment Of the present season, Will, III Quany
pc fully equal and in its quality superior to that OF any
former YEAR being composed OF the most recent ana
beautiful designs without any mixture OF old, uaIeao:e
patterns. . . , O.
E,yx. C.LpwELL, no. ~, do. Go.
EDWARD Cook IL Co., no. BIS, do. d".
W & Fl. l.. loRLiEs, no. ESQ, do do
Josrru CuEEsEMAX, no. l}6, Water 1T"
D,>lyl Colr, 40. ~. d" DO
Tuos. +. FIELD, no. 81, Court!and ST
JOINS tiErESrIEIp x Sos, mo- is, lrari st.
u,,,rs a. MyrKs no. 2g4 %. do.
r r. NISSAN X TO-, no ia, Liberty ST.
l'>nrKullL 81 SEYMOUR. no. o., Pearl st.
NfcurE Il L.rpIHcprr. no. u, lncnt'eS CUP
E.VASprwArEH, no. Il, Cedar 81.
T.. WnLrrS IL Co, ~. sol, Pearl 81
r. G.. WrrMorE ~ co.. no. c3, Water ST.
Jo,lS WRrG,r, jr. Il Co., no. ~, de-: DO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

~ The attention Of capitalists is called to The above
sale. The location OF the property (3rng the depot
Of the Richmond fredericksburg and Pniolnac Rail
ROAD is believed to possess advantages for the location
Of large tavern equal to any in this city.
Jan. 81. SI-wtLs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

.9gcnt for the r. +. 8 p. l.. Il. Comp"an.
December q. G-H
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21
SKINNER AND WINTER .

4 remember. SAID an old man Who was shifcr'ng
uiih cold. and pnobed vii, hunger, i remember,
when our iaud VAS under the dominion Of beao-
ift and mpuifc,nt pfipcess. She wAs Of rsdicni
i.ek. and lofty mcn, aud her people lived upon
her smile they pcrshed under her foxn. Fio~cfs
burr, around her footsteps. Her breath gave It,
perfume to tie violet. her check len, it's blush to
tie rose. Her spptoaoh Vas every where WELDON
cd BIZ .ones Of glsjnoss. The poor man opened
the door Of has SOLITARY cottoge 10 greet her, and
the sick man rased he dropping head to tbs IN
carsined window, to iossl his anguid eye upon
her hsppy rclInuc.
Bot the heart of Avsrioe is ice. From his noun
,nius m the North the tyrant saw and coveted her
far don,inions. He donued hs robe, and grasped
has icy sceptre. lie gathered his rul,sn armies
ssift as the winds, terrible as the tempest, nuner
Gus as the missiles of the storm. They burst up
on the domnions of the princess. On they drave.
bhghiing the poor mans harvest, and locking the
wafer springs under letters Of adamaut.
They made our land nakedas plain over which
the fire has run mourntul as q shioud enseloppg
the dead.
The princess dropped her sarlands, and gather
Cd up her robes for ight. Far, far to the south
she fed before he~ pursuer, liAe morning sunshine
CHASED by an April cloud. over mountain and val
les away. But there Is line where her reign IL
perpetual. On its limits she paused, she turned
and bent upon her pursuer an irresistible SMILE
His spirit drooped--his foot began to talier. His
scep,re dropped from his powerl,ss hand. His
sparkling diadem fell from his head, and his robe
from his shoulders. Back back lie fed, and resum-
cd his throne Oh the iced Dountain-top. His armies
followed swift retreat TO their Northern lasines-
ses.
Our favori,e returned, bringing happiness and
life to her realm, which is thus soon desolated by
Winter and soon again will revive under the life
giving smile Of Summer. - Kmcker5oeter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21
FiaeIsa Rs,gsiIHcr,s Estate.

District Of h"o"a IS. Is tina, ' at stated
Probate Court held at Rutland, within aud Tor
said district Oh the first Monday being The 9th
day OF June, A. ID. 1896,
certain instrument in writing, under seal,
purporiing to be the last Will and Testament OF
Fideia M'Culler of.Ira, in the county of Rutland
and State aforesaid, deceased, being presented
10 said Court, for probate and allowance.
Or6ered, That said viii be referred, for pro.
bate to court 10 be holden al the Probate Office
in Rutland within and for said district, on the
first Monday of July next; And that the pubIi,
cation of copy Of this order, three weeks sue
cessvely in the Rutland Herald, printed at Rut-
land, as soon may be, shall be sufficient notice
TO all concerned to appear il they see cause, and
contest .ae probate and allowance of said VIII
25 f. ". HOPKINS, Regfsfer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21
john Lsitchcock,s Estate.

State Of ycrmoni. DE i, remembered,
District Of Rutland IS. 5 Id that at stated
Probate Court held at Rutland, within and for
said district on the frs, Monday, being the 9th
day Of June A. ID. 1896,
a certain instrument in writing, under seal,
purporing TO be the last WAL and testament of
John Hitchcock Of Pittsford, in the county of
Rutland and State Aforesaid, deceased, being pre-
sentcd TO said court, by Samuel II. Kellogg, one
of the executors therein named, for probate and
allowance.
O,dcrea, tina, said viii be referred for probate
TO a court TO be holden at the Probate office in
Rutland within and for said district, on the first
Monday Of July next and that the publication
Of copy of this order, three weeks succesively
in the Rutland Herald, printed at Rutland us
soon as may be, shall be sufficient notice to all
concerned TO appear if they see cause, and con
test the probate and allowance of said Will.
25 r. ". HOPKINS Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21
Mary Paimcr's Estate.

State Of Yermom } DE ii remembered
District Of Rutland IS. ID that at slated
Probate Count held at Rutland within and for said
District, on the first Monday, being the 9th day
Of June A. ID. 1896,
Ira Edmonds, Executor Of the last Will and
Testament of Mary Palmer. late OF Dandy, in
said district, deceased, proposing to render an
account oil his administration and present his
account against said estate, Tor allowance
Ordered Tha, said Account be examined in
court, at session thereof, to be holden at the
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said
district on the first Monday OF July mex, -
And that the publication Of copy of this order
three weeks successfully, in the Rutland Herald,
printed at Rutland, as soon as may be, shall be
sufficient notice 10 all concerned 10 appear, if they
see cause, aud object thereto.
% f. ~ HOPKINS, Reeisier.