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Silver ThimbIes; and an addi-
TO WOOL GROWERS &
DEALERS.

| - n - s-%A ~
"HE Subscriber has opened a DEPOT
Il FOR THE RECEPTION AND PUBLIC
SALE OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WOOL,
IN the CITY of New-York The FIRST Sale
Wi be announced as early as practicable.
and afterwards continued al regular periods
as may be deemed eIpedlent.
| The extent to which he growth and man.
nfacture OF his article has arrived ~ thus
country, forming as 1t does. one of the
staples of production, as welt as of ex,en.
Slve import alton. renders the establishment,
of regular market, where the Farmer
can avail! himself Of the foil prices paid bv
manufacturers. and where MANUFACTURED,
may. at stated periods find a full supply
and sun their purchases exactly according
to their wants, Is not o1ly desirable, bu, alb,
solu'ely necessary for the proft and con
venlence Of both classes. To the Farmers
especially 1t Is all important, that they
should Joy a regular market and the ad.
vantage OF toll competition, instead of
beng compelled to submit to he prices
offered by spectators, whose intimate
knowledge of the wants Of Manufacturers,
and whose nicer judgment IN the articles,
wv" e''S' 'b'H S'th' ubNdU'HnF, uHu bItPn
compelled great sacrifice on the part of
the Farmer.
The city OF New>York being by far the
greatest market where Manufacturers find
a sale for their fabrics, 1t is placed beyond
a doubt. that. if the growers and dealers IN
Wool, avail themselves exr ensveIy Of tins
opportunity of Offering their Wool for sale.
It Will bring together, os purchasers, all
the prncipa Manufacturers of the North
ern States: and give, not only to The buyer
and seller every advantage that can be
offered, but regularity and stability To the I
market which has not before existed in TIN,
country, and which in other wool GROWING
countries has been productive of The great,
est benefit to all classes.
Satisfactory reference given on appl.
cation, and 10 those who desire il. nm
advance in cash for lmile Period viii
he made. Persons wishing to limit then
wool in price, will have the ADVANTAGE of
a private sale IN the hes, market. # the
prices at public sale should no, reach their
Persons wishing to enter their Wool h,
Sale, are desired to correspond early with
The subscriber
JOHN a. PARKER.
New York, July 10, 1887. }
Corner of Wall e. South St. 3m
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DR.. Rclfe'.s

AROMATIC PILLS FOR FE.M.gLES
are regularly taken according to the d,rec.
tons accompanying them. they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits, aud
restore to The pallld countenance The na,u
ra! glow of health and good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general rene.
ny IN cases OF DISTINCTIONS; Debility; Hy.
D'chondria; Green Sickness; Gldd,ness {:
Palp''a'lon of the Hearts bad Digestion :
Loa'hing of Food Pain of The Slou ach
Shortness of Breath upon everv little mo.
''on; Sinking of The Spirits, and its copse.
quences' detected coun'enance and dis
TX" Tor exercise and conversation.
Married ladies' will fihd the Pills equally
useful. except in cases of pregnancy, ,ohen
Mey must not be taken; neither must thew
be taken by persons of hectic or coosump,
tive habits. They may b used successful
~ by either men or women in all Hypochon
drinc, Hysteric or Topourish disorders. In
all cases Of this description the Pills purifv J..
'nvgorate, and revive the dlsordered sys.
TEN.
Price $3.50 box.
"*"None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper 5v the sole Propr;.
etor, j. KlDDER. immediate successor to
the late Dr.. w. II. Conway. For sale.
with all the other "Con,uay yIedjcines." al,
his Counting Room. No. 80. mex, door to
j. Kldder's Drug Store, corner of Court
ana Hanover streets, nenr Concert Hail,
Bos' on; and bv his specla appointment. BY
J. q }, ii. PECK e. Co.. Burlington Vt.
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De made TO rise and fall at pleasure, bav.
ing trst bndfoded or pasted their eves,
9 =" "c" 'iocK is seen approaching, the
n,s. pigeon Is sent off, II soon gains the
'e"g'h OF the cord. and, after several un.
successful attempts, to escape. il circles
around. hangs awhile in the air. and orsdu-
any descends or is drawn down by the
sportsman. The other with its feet tied
on the stick, is gently drawn up and down
SO as to make it Hutter, when the flock
a''ght upon the bed and commence eating
'he net being sprung on them. they arc
secured.
Some bait them with wheat or corn, with.
out oecoys. Some catch them in lnrce
wooden pens. By tollng them in through
small aperture. they do not find their way
out again ~
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John Lathrop's Estate.

w. The Subscribers. having been ap.
wv pointed by the Hon. The Probate
Court for the District of Chirtenden, com
mlssioners to receive. examine and adjust
the clalms and demands of all persons.
against the estate Of John Lathrop, late OF
Burl'ng on. in SAID District. deceased.
represented lnso'vent.and also all claims aud
demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and
SIX months from The day Of The date hereof.
being allowed by said Cour, for that pur
pose. we do therefore give notice, that we
will attend TO The business of our appoint
men', at the dwelling of Charles Adams.
IN Burlington. in said District. on the
first Mondays of October and November
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each OF sa i'd
days.
Dated, this 23d day Of June A. D. 1887.
CHARLES ADAMS. ] Commits
ELISHA BARSTOW, sioners.
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Ele.rir Vegetable Balsamique
N. II. DOWNS

PROFITABLE BALS.4.MIC ELMER
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Ca'arh
Group. Asthma. Whooping Cough. and all
other diseases of the head, chest and lungs.
Pamphlets containing history OF the med.
cine-a sketch of the diseases for which is
is mmendcd-cerlifcaie from unques-
lionable sources-ample directions, and much
other important information accompanying
each botllc-may be had of any OF The Agen,
c'es, gratis. }. CURTIS, Druggist, ST. Al
bans, VI. wholesale Agent and Joint proprie-
tor. The following are especially appointed
retail Agents.
BWiingio Laihrop & Po,win, James.
Smith Il Co. and L. Moody.
Hinesbuygh--A. :. e.. d. G. Weller.
.ulion-Welllngton, Whitney y Co., Clark
Boardman e. Co.
Charlotte Samuel II. Barnes. and most
other respectable Druggists, &C in the coun-
Try
81 Adams, July 70, 1886. ,f
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Abiiah Ellis Estate.

WYE the subscribers, having been ap
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro.
bate Court for the District OF Chittenden,
commissioners 10 receive, examine and ad
Just the claims and demands of all persons.
against the estate of Abijah Ellis late
of Huntington, in said District, deceased.
represented insovenr. and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto;
and six months from The day of the date
hereof beng allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend to the business
OF our appointment al the dwelling House
Of Harry Williams, in Huntington, in said
District, on the second Monday of January
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on said day.
Dated, tins l7lh day of July, A. d 1887.
JOHN SNYDER, } Commits
BUNYON BRADBY. { sioners
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Again, Again, Again g. Again.
j. w. WEAVER
Of Wjnooskj Cbeon SnIo

c7'c7P
III AS returned from New York, with some
IL OF the most Fashionable Goods for the
times, Consisting Of Fine and Superfine
Flour, good article, Mess Pork, New York
and Philadelphia inspection. Cod Fish and
Hadock, Mackercl. Herring, Raisins, Oranges,
Teas, Sugars. Molasses, Coffee, Rice, Tobac
co, Boots and Shoes. and Almost every article
IN the Grocery line, with few Domes,ck
goods. all Of which will be sold as low as
any person will sell goods of as good quality
in lhs section Of country,
August II. 1887. 3w
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MORE GOODS.

1000 6 Ia ct. Bills, 100 ps. India
AOOO' Rubber, 800 Camels hair
Brushes, 70 red PIumes. Sc Silver Pen
c'ls, and few hundred sheet, fine Tissue
Paper, OF various Colors, received at the
Variety Shop.
July 90. PANGBoRS & BRrSsMA,p.
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II inc burgh AGA d e m v.

Hinesb urgh A C a d e m y.
ENHE fall term Of this Institution Will
l. commence on Monday the 2lst of
August. The Board of trustees have
engaged A. J. Samson, A. B to take the
charge of'he Institution as Plecep,or.
TUrTIoN.-For common English branch.
es $3.50, for the higher branches, including
The languages $500, French will be
taught or same conditions as other Ian.
guages.
Board and ncidentals will! be furnished
on reasonable terms.
Such books as are used in the Academy
can be purchased IN this village, Is desired.
Mr. Samson comes recommended with
testimonials which give the Trustees full
confidence in his ability and skill inreach
ing, and from his experience in kindred
Institutions, we fal'er ourselves hat those
VINO favour HIM with their patronage will
no, be disappointed.
+. WILSON, Sec.
Hnesbnrgh, July &c. 1887.
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DI T. IL.

>, In this town on Friday morning last, Mrs.
HARRIET E. wife Of Nr. PHILo DooLITrLE,
OF this place. aged 3S wears.
10 Painfed, On the 26lh July, Betsey, wife OF
Hon lsresl Goodwin. aged AZ.
In Duxbury, July 30, Miss Hannah Phelps aged
% wears.
In Colchester, on The LIST. inst, Mr.. Daniel Mayo,
aged AZ years.
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Burlington, July 20 1887. !
NEW GOODS AGAIN..

n OVELY Il ABBOTT have Just reed
e. from New York an assortment of
P"ngee and fancy Hdkts, Ladies' plain
omen work and KID Cloves, Bonnels and
Bonnet Ribbons Silks. &c, French work.
ed Capes and Collars, Thread Edgpnes and
lnser,lngS, Umbrellas, Ladies and Misses
Parasolls, French Mu,lns. and Ginghams.
Cal'coes, TIckiogs, SheetIngs and Shirt
lngs. &c. &c.
Burlington. July 90, 1887.
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BURLINGTON
Stere0tYbe F0und,v.

SNHE Stereotype Foundry formerly car.
- red on under the agency Of g. ~.
Eaton has passed into the hands Of II.
Johnson d Co., and it will in future b.
carried on N connection with their Book
aud job Office. Leads OF all slzeS aud
Blacks Of all kinds furnished to order.
great variety Of cots. large and small, on
hand. and IN tino, al kinds of work usually
called tor IN similar establishment, done
With neatDess aud DIES lch. a. orders
addressed to the firm will DO promptly at
tended TO. II. JOHNSON & Co.
burlington. July 10, 1887.
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Albion Corn Plaster!

las prepared by the late Dr.. Conway,) has
o"eh made acquainted with no instance Of
us proper application in which it has not
been preferred to all other REMEDIES for
CoRNs. those painiuldi, figurers of the feet.
and enemies to locomo,,ou.
The Albion Corn Plaster softens the
corn. however old and tough, and extracts
it to the very roots. The relief afforded
is gentle, immediate, and utorourh.
The Proprietor begs leave 10 submit tho
following case, from Mr.. Stowell. who is
well known to the inhabitants of This civ
especially at the south end. and AT Souih
Boston, as very worthy and respectable
citizen.
A CASE.
SIR do not hesitate TO give mv mos,
unqualified appreciation in favour of vnn,
va luabe Albion Corn Plaster. Bv the nse
of less than n box, Mrs. Stowell has bean
cured OF corn on each foot, which had
been exceedingly troublesome and painful
for years. and think It but justice to vnn,
invaluable preparation to add ifor the on.
enlargement of those. who owing to re.
peated dlsappoIntmehts in the various fem
edes resorted to, have finally dcspalred If
a cure,i that your Plaster cured her corns
alter trying other highly recommended
remedies To no purpose; and what increas.
es my confidence iG the superiority of your
Plaster. ia the fact, that il has been used
by several of my neighbours with equally
good success. A man advanced in wears,
had become so crippled with corns, as 10
be obliged to cut holes in shoes to ease his
feet; he had long suffered great torture
and inconvenience has lately been entire
y cured by The use of your Corn Plaster.
so that he can now walk with comfort, and
IN whole shoes. Case
young woman living near me. had become
so lame in consequences Of corns, as no, to
be able TO 60 up and down stairs without
great trouble. is now using the Plaster
with the most happy success. and prospect
of speedy cure.
| could refer TO several other cases, were
II necessary, but ] have seen enough of the
Plaster 10 satisfy me II lie the best prepare
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Having tried two experiments this season that
worked well, have just been induced to try
h'rd OF the same Kind which when told what it is,
think You will perfectly agree with me in The SEN
ilmen'. IT is no less or more than this:
went off to New York in March and got few
New Goods and sold them for cash. then in Nav I
tried the same thing oyer, aud found il TO work
equally well; then hearing that there was "A great
many pretty New Goods to be sold very cheap in
New York for cash, was of and got lot, fear
ing they would soon be dearer, which every BODY
says will be The case by and bye, without the times
get better. for YOU know they are so hard the Fac
tories and people cannot work now. am friend
to trade and hope ali those who wish TO buy will
come and help me on in the experiment and get
such things rs they while they can for if no
more good, should he made, it wonId be a great
pity In be obliged TO 90 without. Nv Experiment
is not like the specie hnmi"gno half WI, bu, mess
ol shining through The inser,ires, but is warrant
Ell 10 boIh show out and ,cear out, in The doing of
he which the result, sedinen, and deposite pro.
duced is the real article 10 be desired, VIZ: Hap.
pness, comfort and enjoyment. A 10 he had by
appl,ng AT the Cheap. Fashionabe-F ancy.Dry.
Good'and most general Variety Slo,e 10. be-louud
'n-'he- Government, kept by
Burlington July 90 1897
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Inc Grand River Journal gives the
following musical anccdote that occurred
az the hrst attempt to launch the steam.
BOAT Milwaukee, which failed in conse.
quence ofnot being able to get her to
move after knocking away the blocks:
"Whlle Efforts to launch the Milwaukee
were making. but without SUCCESS. the
band on beard the boat Daniel Webster
struck up The air, "Oh, dear. phat can
me matter BE-" which was promptly re-
pied I" by the band on board the Mlwau
kee, with "Setijng on a rail-"
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NOTICE..

\HIS may certify. that have given to
l. my son Joseph Rnsco. his time during
his minority, and shall pay no debts of his
contracting nor claim anv Of his earnings
a'rr mus date. PETER x RUSCO.
Erosburgh. July |. 1887.
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The Aud Gray .Mare.- AN honest far.
mer, lew miles from Dnmtrles, was of; en-
found fault with by his wife for staying too
late IN the town on market nights. A,
last she set out with him one day herself,
and IN The evening forced him home ra,b
er sooner than he wish ID. Accordingly.
they mounted The old gray mare, he on
The saddle, and she on The pad behind him,
They rode on till they came to small
brook lhat crossed The road when he mare
put down her head to drink, and, after be
ing satisfied, again went on. Nov. :"
said the gudewlfe, "lf you would do like
the mare when she has enough, she stops
OF her own accord and goes on and can
not you do The same ?" True, gudew,fe ~
SAID he. but if there was anither auld
gray mare on the other side othe strand.
ana the ane saying to the other, Here's
rye. and here's t'ye.' there's ma telIinc
when they would part"
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FANCY CHAIRS.

OVELY d ABBOTT have iust re-.
l/cc,ved from New York $50 fancy
Cane Seat Chairs, which they offer cheap
er han they were ever sold IN Burlington.
Burlington. August 10, 1887.
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DEBILlTATED FEMALES.

ID BIL1TAT FEMALES.
VNHE complaints peculiar TO the female
Il part of the community, have been
long successfully treated by the admlnisira
ton OF the aromatic Pills, originally pre-
scr'bed and compounded by Dr.. RELFE -
ihey cleanse the blood from those dlsor.
ders OF the female constitution, for which
the Pills. are an effaciual specific; they
restore free circulation reform the irreo
u'ar operations of the sanguferous system,
and rect'ty the dsordered habits The
proprie'or's confidence in the superior ex.
cel'eoce OF this equally innocen, and pow
etfnl preparation, is founded on the mos,
decisive testimony from many restored pa
''en's he can assure this portion of the
public, thut when
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nj A II II I T. II =

In this town on the Bill inst, by Lyman Cum
mlngs Esq. Mr. David Calmon of sandy Lake
to Miss Mary Ann Bbbins, of this place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-08-18

Work Boxes, Dressing Cases
Perfume Cases, made of Rose Wood, fur
nlshed or unfinished. for sal at the
VorIetv Shop. also, White Wood and
other kinds OF work boxes unturnlshed.
PANGBoRN & BRINsMAlp,
July IA.
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II has been finally decided in New York.
by the courts of the last appeal, that
Banks are liable to village taxation. This
is an important decision, considering the
great number of Banks in that state,
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GTON
FEMALE So MfNARX.


"HE mex, term Of the Burlington Fe.
l. male Seminary commences Sep,em.
Der 18th. Pupils are requested TO enter
at the commencement of the term
CONDITIONS OF ADMITANCE.
Boarders Sa5 per quarter, half payable
IN advance. This sum entities he pupil to
board, !odgsg. room rent. fire. lights, etc.
and to tuition in any or all branches inclu-
ded in the extensive course of EnrIish
studies pursued in the Seminary, and Latin
Extra charges are made for music. (nclu
ding prac.'selSl2, Drawing S.. French s..
Singing s..
Trustees.
ALVIN FooTE, N. B. HAswELL,
j.. S. PorwIN. HENRY Mayo.
HARRY BRADLEY, S. E. HowARp.
Burlington. August 10. 1877.
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StraYed or Stolen.

h>ROM The subscriber, in this village, On or
Il about the 24lh Of May last. u pale red or
yellow, fa,row COW, six years old; slim built
tim IN flesh at the time little IL any white ex.
ceptng small spots inside the left hind leg, and
perhaps of the right also; small horns, one, Uhe
left, 1t is beheved,) AN inch or Two shorter Than
the other. and n little Topped the hair At The root
Of them worn off with rope At the time she left
home. u srayed, whoever will return her or give
Information where she may he found, shall he lib
orally rewarded: If stolen, whoever will take her
INTO possession and inform The subscriber, NAV con-
slider himself hereby Authorized 20 dispose Of her
At cash value, and retain one. fourth the amount +;
or, for information Of bol Cow and thief, one half
the amount may be relailed.
&. p. BROADWELL.
Burlington, Aug. Is. 1897.
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Farwells Cater Boots, Walk

'og Shoes. Ladies & Misses Englsh and
French Kid Sins, Gentlemens pumps.
Chlldrens Shoes, &C., constantly kept and
tor SAFE by LOVELY &. ABBOTT,
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MILLS.

Hearth Brushes at 81 I-2 and
30 cts. each, for sale a, the Variety Shop.
July q. PANGBoRN & BRINsMAIp.
n Package low priced American Prints
~ just received BY
LATHRop & PoTw1N.
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EXPERIMENT.

Hinesbnrgh, July &c, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-16
RE MOVAL.
IL. II. Lee. & Co.

zUA removed to the Store. corner ol
Il Thames and Mill streets, where they now
offer for sale, full and complete assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Also, CHARTS OF the latest and most APP
proved surveys; brass, copper and wood COM
PASSES; double and single tangent QUAD
RANTS; day or night TELESCOPES; scales
and dividers; Bowditch's Navigators; Bunts
Coast Pilots; Nautical Almanacks; Longitude and
decnation tables; Seaman's Journals; shpmas-
tcrs assistant; log paper; IA and 2s second gas-
ses; log states; bunting: deep sea and hand leads
and lines, &C. &c. April 2S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-16
Commissioners Notice.

WnERrAs the Court of Probate, of the
w Town of Newport, have opened the
Commission for receiving and allowing claims
against the estate OF Alexander p. Moore
late Of Newport, Physician dec. for one month
from this datc:-1his is therefore to give no
tice that we will attend at the Counting Room
of Mr.. Samuel Whitehorne, on Saturday eve.
ming, the ist of April next, at O'clock, ioi
the purpose of acting on claims which may
be presented against said estate.
JouN SrERNr, }
DAVID s. HOLLOWAY, : Com'rS.
CHARLES GYLEs,
March q.
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Washington. March 4th, 1887.

Burnt DIsTRICT IN NEw Y0Rg.--The
Star SAYS, that "snce the great fire, but little
more than II months ago, 39l houses an0
stores have been rebuilt and occupied; 81 re-
built not yet occupied; 23 stores are rebuild
inp, but not finished; ~ lots are not ye, built
upon. There have bccn many lots compsra-
lively taken from the statement, which havs
heen used for widening and continuing streets.
and cnIarging buildings; such as,for instance,
the Merchants Exchange Pearl street House.
and large triangular Hotel Mt the junction
Of Beaver and Mill streets, to be occupied by
Dolmonico, the famous restaurant"
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Zt0erv 8 ia b | {.
James H.. MetChcar,

EZ EEPS for the accommodation Of the public
AA generally, HORSES and CARRIAGES
of every description, to let on the most reasona-
bic terms, at his Livery Stable, in Prson-slreet,
near the Jail.
ILL., J. L. NJ. returns his thanks to his former
patrons and hopes by strict attention to business
to MORT continuance Of their favors.
Orders left at his residence, directly opposite
the stable, will meet with prompt attention.
Passengers conveyed to and from the steamboats,.
Horses kept for any length of tme-terms lber-
al. Newport, March 9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-16

Court Of Probate, .Nevpon, March 6, 1887.
V>IlE administration account OH the estate
Il Of Edmund Winchester, late of Newport,
Mariner, dec. was presented for allowance:
1t is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to a Court
ofProbate, to be holden at the State House in
Newport, on the first Monday in April next
ut 9 o'clock a. IN. and that previous notice
be given by publishing copy Of this order
three several times in the Herald oiMe Times
for all persons interested to appear at said
time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
Il. B. llowLAND, Pro. elk.
March O.
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March q.

Court Of Probate, .Ntmpon, March q, 1887.
A N Instrument of Writing, purporing to
"A be the last Will and Testament of Jo-
seph Martin, late of Newport, dec. was pre-
scented for probate, &c. 4
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof be referred to a
Court of Probate to be holden at the state
House in Newport, on the first Monday
in April next at o'clock A. NJ. and
that previous notice be given by publishing
n copy of this order, three several times in
the "Hcrald Of The Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place,
and be heard
True copy-witness,
b. B. IIowLAND, Prob. elk.