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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16

FROM the lHdlrtarF cOnhittee, WI
BRYAN reported bill providing Tor the
elecunn uG Public Prnier; also y bill re-
latlve tn the election at Conplroller.--
Passed their frs, reading.
Received from the House of Commons
Tho taitnwlng engIosssd bills. VIZ: A bull
Increasing the l,ahiiries al sherlifs; bull
declaring ,ha, shares Of stock in inr"rpn
ted companies shall be deemed aud taken
az personal property; bhi To amend an
act. passed at the last session, directing
the Governor To convey To the Justices ut
HAYWOOD county cer,aln lands; bill u
receive the par,lon nf the surplus rese-
10 which thus state Is entitled under this
ac, of Congress a, lIs last sesslon;l which
we're severalIy read, aud passed their first
, reading.
The hill giving the lessons of land n
lien on the crops OF their iessees. TOR
, rents. was taken up and after rejecting an
anendmen, proposed by Mr.. Red. that
. It should moi extend beyond Tue Isl OF
Janury. after the making Of the crop. II
passed il second reading,
Thursday, Decembe 8.
The bill to cleo, Public Printer. was
taken up. amended, on Mr. M"seley' 5
motion, read the second and third tunes
and passed.
The bill 10 increase the liabilities Of
Shenfrs, was amended, on mo,lnn Of Mr..
Burney, aud passed its second reading.
The bill allowing public officers. or
their deputies, 10 administer eaths in
certain rases: and lhe hill to glse lessons
Of land lien upon the crops of their les
sees, pssse! their third reading.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16

5NHE Negroes helongiag To the estate 81
- Rirhard tshe. will he hired gu, on We'd
nesday the ss,h instant f"r one yea, N the
CUSTOMARY '"r as.
). W. NORWOOD. Guardian.
n,on 49,
Rk.i.vXS fer sale 81 this 0esee
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16


The Caagrsss Of he United States -.
semhled in The city u Washington on
Monday the 5lh inslsnl
4 quorum % both houses being pre-
senl. COMMITTEES was appointed 20 salt
apsa The President aud inform him that
they were ready 10 proceed IN business.
The message af lhs President Was
communicated 10 Congress an TUESDAY.
Bv excluding olhrr nsller of less Iml.nr.
tsner. We are enahled n present u entire
lo.onr readers 10 this days paper. SEQ
On "Wednesday. ..r. Benlnn gave M.
iiee that he shnuid Al al early day nlnse
The ExpHnging Resolutions. and lnilmal.
81 lha, they should hr disposed Of wllh-
out delay. - lhe present was the shoT.
sessl0n. s-s- e. 3 80
"a
The Electoral vote nf south Carolina
has been gwen n Jadge iiangum Of our
state - President. and Governor Tyler
Of EIrglnia as VI.s President
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-16

Alabama. Mlssoun and Illinois have
gone Iar Van Buren,, he % consequently
elected President of The United States iOr
fur years from the Alb nj March next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

LITTLE ROCK, (ArK.J Jan. tt.
Information reached Van Buren,, few days ago, by
gentleman direct from the Seneca Nation of the death
Of Captain George Vason agent for the Cherokees and
formerly officer Of the u. S. Army. He is said to
have died The 3lst uIt, of nAammatory sore throat
EMlGnArIxG CKEEKs.-The steamboat Alpha, with
two large keelboats in tow, arrived this place on
Friday evening last and. after anchoring in the stream
about hour without permitting any Of the Indians to
land proceeded up the river, having board 51 emi
grating Creek Indians their way their country
Of the Arkansas The party is under the direction of
Mr. Bcate, agent for the contractor, and Lieut. Rens
and DR.. Randall U. S. Army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

ENRY. full Dloef oi Monsieur T0rson will stand
Il q the ensuing (-3!) IN the vicinity Of Kali!
fax North Carolina. at fifty do!l7Ts the season and
vcny five dollars insure FROM his great size, supe
ror bone and finish. his CIIlzcn and Medley hgod,
believed that no stallion is better adapted To The Arcv
and doublrArchv Mares (Which abound IN aiiaA and
Northampton, is Il cross. both ia form and Uood than
Henry For his Memoir and Engraving, (an Engraving
which hv no means does Justice 10 the horse.) lie
March No. ~:5 Of tic American Turf Register. i!4
will he under the control OF Mr.. Z. : WOud!ng
BALE PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
THE MEETING OF THE MEL

TIE NEE IINN OF HE NEItCflhN %
NoaroLK, JAM 29.-Thc meeting last evening
cheering one. We have many merchants
together on a similar occasion Some of oldest CT
ITEMS who had retired from acllve business up to
aid in the deliberations of the meeting. Wright South
gate, Esq, called to The Chair. and MIR. Robert
Souller ill., elected Secretary. Mr.. McPha addressed
the meeting. and followed by Mr.. George Wilson,
who concluded with Offering resolutions appointing a
Committee to visit Richmond, &c. Various gentlemen
expressed their views.
The gentlemen composing the Committee are Mcssrs
John Iabb, Rawns, Garnet,, Braxton and tapron.
BcE:gu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
POETRY
"MucH YET REMAINS USsCHG.'
FLOWERS OF THE HEART.
Br the .7uttvr u 'Corn LIr RiyEleS.'

FLOWERS OF THE HEART.
By the -7uttVr q 'Corn LIr RiEEl'S''
Flowers, wintry flowers, Tie child Is dead,
The mother cannot speak:
Oh, softly coucl: its Huir bead,
Or Mays heat will b.eas.
Amid those curls o. sunny hn:r
The pale pink rjnnd t"ine;
And on the snowy bosom there,
Place this white LOCK OF E,:nc.
How like a form in cold white stono,
The co.s:n'd infant lies;
Look, mother on Thy lit.le ono,
And tears will I'LL thine eyes.
She cannot weep, moro faiN she grows,
Morc deadly wan and stiH,
Flowers. oh, flower, q Wiater rosa,
Tint tny hand 10 fill.
Go, search tho fc!as. the lichcn wet
Bend. DER the rpf.ins well
Beneath the fnrrow Iio-crs yet
The crimson pmpornei
Peeps no, a snowsl,op in tho bower,
Where never irozo The spring;
A daisy? Oh. bring ;hilIhood's flower,
The halfblown daisy bring.
Yes! lay the lirtly Guisy's head
Beside the little cherk
Oh haste, :hc last Of five il dead,
The chlicss cannot SPEAK :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
POLITICAL.
"TFIE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."

1.-THE CAMPBELlS ARE COMING"
Louisana Mississippi and Illinois, "girc thine hand"
1.-THE AGONY is OVER.
r. 6. Nicholas, Of Louisiana, r. j. Walker of Misss-
sippi, and Gen. d. l.. Ewing, of Illinois, have been
elected the Senate Of the H. S. from their several
Stacs-ail sound Democrats, and firm supporters of the
present Administration These events will throw recl-
less combination into the minority, and the American
Senate will once speak the voice of the people.
A foul blot will BE- EArUSGEp from her records and
those who have been foremost in tramplng upon the
Constitution: and violating the will Of the people, may
bid
"a long fsrcwcll to all their greatness
Clay, Webster, and Calhoun, have enjoyed brief tr
umph in the Senate, by the joint stock influence Of Ia
riism- Bankism, and Notification but voice has
sounded from end Of this great Republic to the
other, the glory las departed" The Campjes haze
come. -.hUcdgcrWe Standard.
NASHVILLE, Jan 81
moved TO take up the Resolution offered BY him TO in
struct Senators to vote for Expunging Mr. Claws
Resolution. A good deal of sensation was Produced
and the motion to take up failed by vote of 81 10 IS
The motion will be renewed.
mississippi Ercet.-The election IF Robert J. Walker
to the Senate of the United States which we announced
in last upon the authority of letter, is fully con-
tiruled by the .HSsssipPan of the 18th instant The
result of this election must be dampe upon the White
cause |, sweeps from the friends Of the Judge all hope
of carrying the "gaant State Of Mississippi" The
contest is now narrowed down TO TcnncsSee-the last
hold of Whi,eism! Will his friends continue to hold
up his name, when defeat is unavoidable: What pur.
pose they expect effect by pressing his precn-
sions when no other State will come 10 thei. aid -
Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

ATTORNEY GENERAL OF NEW YoRK.-Saml. Boards.
ley, ESQ, now Representative in Congress from that
State, has been chosen by the Legislature. Attorney
General of New York, in place Of Green G. Bronson,
appointed Judge Of the Supreme Court in place fudge
Sutherland, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

EIOR SALE--IJ0 Of good Land, on I'll.
g. Chickahouiny; lies well. cgI, niles from Rich
Inond, is heavily 'mbcrcd, and within hall mile OF
saw-mill sonrr buildings; and about fourth Of Tie
land cleared. Possession given mmt dIatciy. Enquire
at the Office Of the Wing or Enquirer.
TjrrpIuhrr II Gli-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

We regret to learn that Colonc! WHITE. OF Florida,
fell on the scct the pavement Sunday evening, and
broke his 1t will account TO his constituents for
his absence from the House, at moment of interest in
their atfarS.= GLohc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

YayO Persaas turing irgros t"r W,~ We VIII -
4 hire FOR Tie cnsun= year. large number Of h,,f
10 labor tie Richmond, rcksbmry and poor3.
Rail Road. They will be employed hc@c"n Ric.,usiI
and Fredericksburg and between Fredericksburg an;
the Potomac River. The country and orcmga;o,
healthy; and :!,Y will he vel! IL sell clio he'd and 1
treated. We *lll give trom s"vcnyirc 10 ninety d.
lars Tor good hands, and in"rc iu farsi rIe ones A,,
BIZ letter OF otherwise 70 J. II. Hopkins. the Raj q,
fee or TO Al.ssTs. Grorg. 7. Crnmp and james Ia
cI,:Ir Rc!m"nd, or TO Thomas White, in the County If
King William. and Tic ncghJorhood: tn James HIM.
ter, Assistant Engineer: near the White Chmnes. c.
roinr or 10 Theodore S. Garnet. Assistant Engincc.
near Fredericksburg t" II. F. Gny & Go. in F..tr
rcksburg; and t" others having authority from j. |!
EInnkins. Assistant Enw!nrrr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
EN CHANCERY-VIR6lSIA Court held .or
a Buckingham, the 9th day Of Nov, 1885,
Hannah Stnson, PHI.

il BucKhsHHTll, Ute 'II udy OF wv :, I-oJ'
Hannah Stnson, Plth
against
Nancy G. Stinson, Elvra Stinsen Elizabeth {. Stin-
son. James c. Stinson, John H. Stnson, Virginia d.
Stnson America A. Slinson, George NJ. StInson and
James Baird, and Susan his wife, formerly S!nsen
Defendants
The dce ndants James Baird and Susan his wife and
VIM Stinson, not having entered their appearance and
given security according the Act Of Assembly and
The Rules of this Court and appearing BY satisfactory
evidence, that they inhabitants Of this country
is ordcred That the said absent defendants do appear
here ON the first dav of the next March term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in The CITY of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse of this
county. H. ELDRlDGE, =. b. Z.
JAM D. 73-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

@1ASu FOR 200 .NEGROES-We will give IT,
q highest market price, in cash, for two hundred ta
" Negroes, from IL to 25 years of uge. Every
wIio intends to SELL will do well 10 give us CALI nun
Scabrouks Warehouse, where prepared 90 te"1
them safe and conllnrah!r whether for safe ar o,lo'
wise. lhOS. CARGO & co
Dec 81. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

FHNEACHER WANTED. i wish To cmr"y IN ry
E family, Lady qualified TO teach Ike usual branch
rs Of an English rducalIon Any communication To N" 81
the subject mus, be- directed to Buckngham G. H.. Va
January ~. (Ti-l2l }. w. GhNIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
BALE PEiTON


4 NTiI., bv Monsieur Tons"n--dam. lSabc!la--w.l
"a stand the ensuing season (i-36) al Halifax CoU!
House Na at thirty dollars the season. and lortvyr
dollars to insure. lii performances are too well knowa
in Iirgina to require comment. That he WIS race
horse Of the H., class all Distances manifested
bis contests with TITLE, Mrd0c. Mucklc. john. Jrs>lg
il9nslap. &c. Ne. Ills sire was unr'valIrd as race"
horse and his dams runners 10 the latest LL!r;.
tons He has grown au! spread very mach. aud Is
form HOS, striking likeness Of the G"G>pim Aa!:4a
As To lis rriig5rc is without b'm!sll. and ~" :e
given with his performance N due tI;nr. lie val ,e
under the direction Of Mir Robert :. Wnndin,r.
japuarv H. r.--l-rl BALE PEiTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

TayIiE tine and thorough bred horse MINOR. from Viz
Gina will make his first season N the vicinity o;
MeLgcviiIc, Georgia, this Spring, lc;T. Further ra
lculars hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
JAMES ROY MICOU, Jr., CTh
CouwlssIoXrRs OrrIcE,

TappahGnnGck, Jan. 10Th: l-:H.
The parties concerned in the foregoing Order, are
hereby notified, that have appointed the llth day Of
February next, to carry the same into effect They are.
therefore, required to attend my Office with a!l ne
ccssarr papers. &c. WAS. ii. PERKINS, Com'r
Jan. %. [-3-w5wl C.S. e. L.. e. e., Essen.
a GREAT BARGAIN MAY Ri; HAD Iico
IA Boodcd Horscs for oa!c--onr five years old
Spring. the other fDGr years old Those wishing pur-
chase, can sec the pcdig'ecs. They of the Sir
Charles Dragon, DioIncd, Sir Harry, Gouty, WiIdalr
Fcarnought and Sgnct blood The grand dam of the
Sirnet mare was Iamhtor Primrose tho grand dam Of
Primrose was Selma the grand dam Of King lerod of
England. JOS. SCOTT.
Amelia near Goodies Bridge. Dec. T. GI-wow-
GAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
eB AT meeting of the Pcsidcp, and Directors of the
James River and Kanawha Company, held in the City
of Richmond on Saturday the 10Th day Of Dec, l-s1
Rcsoircd That the Stockholders OF the James River
and Kanawha Company, other than the State, be- and
they are hereby required, TO pay into the Bank OF Viz
rnia or ono of lis branches, the of FIVE DOLLARS
on each share of Stock held By them 10 said Company,
on or before the .5th day of February next.
BIZ ordcr Of the President and DircctorS:
W. B. CIilTTENDEN, Secretary
n B.-The nsalmcnts that have been called fox On
cludnr the ahove) follows
LIST nstalment, 81 per share, paid al tie time Of sub
scrbing
Cd insalmcnt. 81 per share, due Both June, 1885.
Sd do. s. do do. 10Th Nov, 20
Jsn2 72-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

ST0TiCt.--P Hrst:Int 10 Gr,. 81 Trust executed Ia
q tic sub:crbc- and Charles IhnnpS"n. lr by Sar.
ucl Cochran. bearing date the l@t OF Octnrr. l>$.
and dulY recorded in the Clerks oicp Of Hanover CONF
t. Court, shall proceed t" sell, Mon'ay. IL" l@a
dag Of February, IS if fair, if not, tn II II IA! d'
thereafter, ri public auction: OH hc r"riS', ~ "a :
money. for the purposes trrr!n expressed the Tract q
Land in said Trust Deed mcn,ionr' J. ing "m ho:l s:r'
Of Little river in the county of Hanover. ana contain
inG three hundred and forty nine acres. which there
is Gris and Saw MAI. lanyard s:' vnri"uS other
Improvements. Selling trustee shall c"u:rr ;nch
title only vested by the Trust Decd though
tn" title is believed 70 b. good and umqn, >;:"naGlc
J. y. e.. BROWN. Tra+hr
November -. :r5-wtdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
E,.s'd.sr.s EE:nss.
"n W. ~ n@ssnt-
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERtilAN'

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Rchmond. In.. opposite ihc C0nmt:Hn Hotci
F%7llE Subscriber has taken the house ID or Carr
% street. Richmond. for tic transaction o GROCERY
and Commission business. where he intends tn keep 4
general assortment OF groceries aud other g09.S suited
to the trade, wri will be sold accommodating ,rgit
and respectfully requests, that his friends and tn" public
generally nirc linn cnH He Will also gene
COMMISSION BUSINESS;
and any consiInlncnlS made to INN shall be strictly a.
tended TO- and liberal advances made when required, IL
viii also receive aud forward al! goods 10 his
GREEN HALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

JOS. NJ SHEPPARD
Agent for the Il. :. y. p. Il. Il. Ccmpa,q
December Fl. Gn-tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09


Tho :r"c.ia Journal requested insert the TWICE,
week Tor four week. send Their account 10 this V 10; co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

TREATY WITH THE CnERoHEEs-lhe following es
g.. ,as communicated BY Governor Cannon to the Lee
gislature on the l1th inst. .,n s,o,.
70 His E1eelency Merton Cannon" GOrern0r Of the State
Of TrnncsSrc.
srn-t is with great pleasure announce 70 @t you
that concluded Treaty with the people o, ne
Ia, Ga, Dec g. 1913 The Treaty provides tor the re-
mova of the Indians within two yrafs. and secures 10
them the pe1ceabIe enjoyment o ei! possessions uur,
ing this time. II also provides nr the immediate su!Et
Of the lands and prr.cmplion rights I" such heads o'
families as desire to live in the States of Alabama len
ncsscr North Car,liua and qualified 10 become use
ful members Of society. The other provisions OF t'e
Treaty materially different from he propositions
drawn up at Washington last winter, with winch yOc
arc well acquainted.
| an, with great respect. your obi servant,
~ S1ERtIORN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

HNDEMNIrf AGAINST LOSS BY FlRE--'ihc
a undersigned having been appointed Agents OF the
Hartord Fire Insurance CcHpH"y u ll'ujord. C0ihcc-
trRt are now prepared to make permanent or limited
insurance against loss damage by FUc, property
of every description, in town and country, on terms rs
favorable to the assured, rs any sim!i.: institution.
This Company have been i'll operation for rio!c than
tmcty gears and during that period have paid all their
losses without subcclng the insured in any instance to
resort to 4 Court Of Justice
HUBBARD * GARDNER. Agents.
! I,, Eel,
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-26
Now look at this !
"FOR ALL THAT A MAN HATH
WILL HE GIVE FOR HIS"
IEAITlI

ENHE subscriber would again inform
Il the public that he still makes and has
constantly on hand, the most valuable med
icine which will in most all cases, cure
Rheumatic and Hip Complaints, and he
warrants those who call upon him on Sat
urdays and stay until Monday and find no
relief by the application of said medicine,
that they are welcome to the medicine and
attendance. 1t is mistaken idea of many
people, that the aged who have been affiic-
ted with Rheumatism for many years, can
not he helped. 1t is true that the aged can
not be made young again; but they may be
relieved from pain.
Those who may favor him with call
NAV find him at the first house North of
the Centre Village Hotel in st. Johnsbury
Caledonia Co.
N. b. Applicants are requested to bring
with them three walls each. Price not to
exceed 81 80 in common cases. Applca-
tons by letter directed to st. Johnsbury
Centre, or verbal, will be punctually 1t
tended to. Where there are cases of cos
tiveness or bilious complaints, attending
the Rheumatism, the cure cannot be so
speedily obtained but he considers himself
able to manage all such cases.
Many certificates may be obtained OF
different cases but the following are OF
| the most obstinate kind.
Board can be had for 81 % per week.
| REUBEN POWERS.
ST. Johnsbury Centre, Jan. 1886
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-26

snuatng their heresies into the minds of
the unsuspicious, and thus detaching the
greatest possible number from the cause
before their designs become so apparent
as to make longer assembling useless,
when they will renounce the party and its
principles. They IRE, what the moral
antimasons' have ever been, a mill stone
about the neck of political antimasonry.
These remarks can, by no possibility,
hurt the cause ofantmasonry, because they
have reference to the rotten hearted alone,
and it will be admitted by all that the soon
or they are uncloaked the better. Ii by any
chance a sound and honest heart or two,
have becn,a little Jared, let it pass for gen.
tie intimation that they have strayed away
from mere heedlessness, or perchance are
unconsciously permitting the mists of dclu-
sion to overshadow them.
1t is source of regret as it affects the
cause of antimasonry, and of modification
as it evidences the instability and pervcrsl-
ty of human nature, that men who have
once risen to the dignity Of selecting prin-
cplcs for their guide, and acknowledging
fealty to the laws alone, should afterwards
stoop to the degradation of transferring that
fealty to, and following the lead of partlcu-
lar men, that any who have once confess
sed to the pure principles of antimasonry,
should ever return to the slough of mere
partizanshp, as the sow that is washed
returns to her wallowing i'll the mire.'
AN ANrIMAsoN CT 80.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-26

Wool. The manufacturers of the east
have again entered into combination to
import wool from Europe, 10 the amount of
100000 sterling, and their orders have
accordingly gone forward. The effect of
these combinations is to stop the inporta-
ton of individuals, who cannot of course,
compete with them. Such large purchases
ofraw material in Europe naturally draws
attention to our markets for woolen goods,
it being a fair inference that prices must he
high here. Hence and unnatural and cXten-
sve flood of them, which reacts upon the
domestic manufacturer, and this more than
count4rbalances any advantage he may OBJ
tain by saving the importers commission
or profit on the raw material. 1t is there
fore doubtful whether any real and eventual
benefit is TO be derived by him from these
combinations.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-26
STATE OF VERMONT,
Washington District, IS.

washington District, SIS.
In Probate Court holden at Montpelier va
and for The District Of Washington on The
10Th day Of january, 1886,
I OVlNIA GREEN, Administrative on
IL the Estate Of James Green, late of F.
more, in said District, deceased, applied Tor
license TO sell all the real estate OF the deceased
Tor the payment OF debts against said Es.-
tate, the personal property being insufficient
Ion that purpose, by the sum Of Sl747Ssaid
Administrators AT the same time represented
that part OF said Estate could not be sold
without great injury to those interested in the
remainder ,and therefore applied for license
to sell the whole OF Slid real estate-n was
therefore ordered that said application bs
heard at the Probate Office in Montpelier
on the second day Of February next, and
'hat all concerned be notified hereof by
puoIshihg 'nis no.lce and order in the State
Journal printed al said Montpelier, three
|eeHS success sively, soon as may be, which
snd'' DC 81 .ficient, to the heirs 10 appear and
give 30 nds for the payment OF the debts,
accof ing TO the statute in such case made
and provided.
4 true record.
L. b. PECK, Register.
a true copy OF record.
l.. b. PECK, Reg'r