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PHI -ohooners A LINZ and CALEB
NICHOLS, steamer WILMINGTON,
aad 10 BDA ) vii axe mea-ursmt ni
Go"d. at New York and denver Ibt ~ Al fsy
ettevillr, at the established rates free Of oil
other charges
HEAVY Goods will be taken as above spectf.
ed, except that they ~Iii at times, when the
river IL very low, be subject 20 storage ahd Ia.
bnr II storing whIch xe trust viii BE- seldom
required, as the Steamer aud Tow Bosis are
Of the aeses, construction aud H. hi drsught
of wafer.
Tae Goods the owners risk, the sane o.
in ! hands Of fnrward,ng merchants
FreIRh, payable on delivery at Fayetteville
Al pers"ns shIpping Goods by the shove line
will please hand list of the Goods shipped 10
Nessrs 'aIl"'l & Browo. 81 ss +" avs. M.
WILLIAM DOUGALL. Proprietor.
Vikings d. BELDEN.
agents 81 fsyettsrill'.
September 8. 3s-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Granville County.
Cour, Of Pleas aud Q"arer Sessions,
November Term. 1886.
ElisSs.A Psues & stA~s fr''.an
N.msRa...r

vs.. n, parttVa
ysan csr,ssm'. G,ir, s o,Lsn ofL.ad.
N .pp,anre In rhr sa,lsssr.an ~ the tOar,,
that John and EiisahsIh ath"rn. sh'ic'sI
AID heirs Al lev ~ Js'hn IsAihorn, tsstassss
the sh,larea sud bs,rs o. law oi William. to.
,horr, ,leosss. d; Lcmurl g. ~ihorn, ard CalT.
Io,ts D,ment ado II NAT sS Dtnsea', Dc.
astd. are not b. hahIiants Il ttIs state, u .
therefor ard, r. 4 TIA Publ'gs,'on b. made iei
81 successive xrsksn the liilshtFvolh h.
eordsr that IT, SAID drie' dante sTpsa' II rte
nsxl Court oi Pleas and Quarter ss.siohs 10
! b. he'd ~ tire oourty g.. 6ransdls, 81 The
count huuse q nrfgo an ne hTs s.Aday Il
February neat tee s.o th.Tst "a pssd, sts~sF
OF drnnf g. - dps,,t, -, o'ht SW' a. zane
~ b, iah.r pc tssg'I's. ard hssic "a Is''
40 u. ihfm
Wares Jauts " wig ire, C.srs 81 sad
I our,, - a, .tLs fret 1"ndsy Of Nestmhti.
A u 1855 al 4
JAS. NJ. WIGGlNS. Quk.
Pust e tay 500 - -
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The Lowell Courier states that at one
establishment In that CITY. 1900 600 yards
4 cotton prints we're manufactured DUR
ing the Iasl SIT months. ~-.a. =~..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rtUBSCRIBERS ~ IT, Rrc,,re, WAC inteud
to max" Pay tent ~ NO. d are requested
to re- %" i IN At III u. season Of the year tie
aru le is .,,u ~ edcs.
NoVenbrr ~ IT,
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2aN way tom the sn'-crt0er IN Aagnst
- last Negro man named AM, about fif
st~ats Of age, common s,zs. saiG complex
ION, has scar on his breast, occasinacd hy a
urn when yonng Ten dollars reward Will be
gIvrn fpr his ,pa,.he"si n, if retained 10 TIE
subscriber. of cr.fae g.. hat ran get him.
MICHAEL SHOFFNER.
December - 49 6wp
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SEE HEREn
FALL .s.fD H.I.fTER
GOODS.

9S20N9 ~ csc . G0s
.~,AgE n. vaeasass afinsa-saiag ihs,f iFsenes
"a ~ pahlr generally. llss ihey lave
-, ,sessses ana aoE offsI for sale. a the Cd
ss.nd = slehsls a CO.
A VERY LARGE AND GENERAL.
ASSORTMENT OF
Esu and H'ifsffr Goods.
Tasa Goods have bees srlsrIed 18th great
,.sa = he sew Yark and PhiladFlFiaa lnsf'
us. sas baurit eaiirr,y aiih cash; they aAsss
SRI EEL conf leai IN -. ing. they esa al 81
IN - god bsr-a'as - any other h"use - ihs
place.
csIl .ad ere mae our Roads, and derids t"i
xwsrsslyss; Il van lac them and our pfsess'
Ne will ihsnk yaa for yonE GUSTAV.
TIP Goods alli b. grEsa - sxskaags Tor
gsry Descriptions Il cosnfrg -nals Iasia
O.FLaas s Co. was!d rssrnesia'ly tsnoei
,bsir ,hank. 20 Ihr public iaf The very liberia
pa,raaare they haVr hersiof'T" reesissd; sd
b99a. ~ close aitsnlIaR ta their business. ane
al,.dsrais prices. siill to merit and receive
tsp rlahle F,riiaa Of their custom
as,saeF IS "
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Mrs. EHeiHda Themes.
MIIIINER. MANTUA MAKER. g.

era. lprslei aers { j. EIsl,.hsEaHea, "nr
- dor shass MrssIs Lsiimer & @shsns's
store. and - rsa.ls 60 execute I'll kiads 81 Viii
linrr's work. Nanlun Making and pain sew
log, a. low press. She viii sEssaie her ~ork
~ Iae best s,yie AID newest sshiohs. and
h,.Dss 60 dssargs encouragement ffnm the 10.
.,,rs md geaIlemra - hiiisboroush and ~ VI
cIn'ty.
November ,. s.
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3ILLlAl Va a1AIa5
E,Uasma5te 0ErENE.vT,
~1 = Co oF
External Diseases. viz:

Wine Swelhags. ScroEula and other Tu-
mours. Sore Legs aud Ulcers Old aud
Fresh Wounds, Sprans and Bruises,
SseiIlngs aud InfaIna,ions. Scalds aud
Burns. Women's Snre Breasts. Scald
Head. Rheumatic Pams. thilblains,
letters. ErHptIons, BIles. Whitlows-
and mos rffec,usI remedy for the re-
mo, al Di Corns.
Also, Beck wins Anti Dispeptic Pills,
-. FOR SALE RY
ALLEN PARKS.
Septcr1hpre. 81
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STATE OF NORTH.cAROIlNA.
Granville I 0GHly.

coun Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Fem, 1886.
Jams @. es.a,L sds.s . b.
Iisms Cosat. ssuT s.esssss
stass. Psiisian n
W. eais &C
Wul,sp,, ~ IarTinglsn nd Fssa. slassa
a. hsr uits. HEbbsTd s:sri, &
H illtzm earl
mr. Appearing 10 the saiisfasli..s Il the cour,
thai Ii.e d, fsnaanss N ilis ssss are 40 w.
sidsrls q 70 IhsIsioss 0fdttse, 'sst Fslliel,
Iirn he ms1s t'r slx sueesssss weeks - tls
HiilshsFourh Recorder. that thss APP GET u iAz
nrxt Courl o, Pisss sad Quartz. Sssslobs, 10
b. asld lar The .o.bly II 6isanle. a. lie
Cout House N OKiord. 90 tie hssi Maids, u
February usxt. tten sGd there I" AIsSts N he
prsnis.s. Otherwise tire same oil be Iaks . Tfs
ssaEsso and card - parif as Ia then
" lneS-. I.mss n Nicg,ns. is'k ~ SD
r.s,I, q, ofi.rs. Ihr fist s3ndsy 81 AgFsn.
Der. A. ID 1859
Price Of Aas - o. u ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

confidence, aad no party would be nsensae enough
TO wish 10 check it's good effects.
Though The English funds present no yaratlsn
SPECTATORS last evening and this morning al Tortons
have IN some sort absalned from doing any thing
The effect of this situation has been to depress prces
Some transactions took place In the evening al ~
| SO This morning the course was II ~, offered
| MARsEILt Es June l7.-Busness continues very
langushing in Market and the merchandise dis
posed of is at the lowest prices. News has been re,
ceved o. the step taken by the banks of the United
States net TO pay their notes
ALGIERs.-Mr. Mauguin, in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties, said every thing had been conceded by the late
treaty with Add el-Kader-for example, Tlemecen
with its French Notifications. One OF the effects
wosd be TO paayse the trade OF the French as near
ly all the coast had been given up, and the fmlr
would now again fit out his corsalrs and thus force
the Arab tribes TO withhold their commodities. The
President of the council said when the time came to
speak, the government would be proved correct and
the appropriation sustained. The terms Of the treaty
yet state secret Nor il known if II is ratified
Correspondence of the Hsrad.l
HAvRE, June 70, p NJ. 1887.
Weave had again fair demand for cotons from the trade
at full prices and although the expectation Of great I'M
hardly entertained by any still there appears to
be general confidence that have passed the moment
of the greatest depression.
This appears depend mainly the supply TO be
ceyed in he latter part of the year. which sgeneray consider
ed as likely to be very moderate being supposed that the
failures Of The factors will have induced the planters to have
still on hand
The sales Of the week have been 5000 and the arrival oe0
L. leaving a stock of 89ec0 bales.
Ashes without change. Pots in demand 81
1925 Pearls neglected and nomiRal quotations
Whaebone held higher prices than the sale quoted in
last
Rice dull "a good prime sorts. We are
truly dear sir, your most obd't serv's.
HAvRE June 23.-Ashes-The demand for American pots
has continued, without any material change in prices
BeeswaxThs article has remained without transactions
packages have been received from New York by Bur
gundy.
Colons-The trade has continued, the last eight days.
purchase freely and full prices the better DESCRIPTIONS of
United States short staple and the lower qualities Of the
there has been generally advance Off zcen
per klo In other kinds have no change TO notice.
The sales from the 18th to the 22d inst inclusive, comprise
1906 bales consisting Of 41G5 New Orleans which 40 b.
g. IS at TO- CTS B. at II tot 80, 1866 b. 82of 3d.
1923 H. 30 SOTO &c. ST. d. aft 100 to l04 and 50 b.
49, l73 Msbie Of WHICH sos b. at "a to 90, and 6G5
80, COS B. 81 to go SIG B. at % to 81 and $50 b.
to l02 So The supplies received within the perol
amounted 9629 bales viz 1909 b. United States
b. Brazi 40 b. Cayenne, I6 B. Guadel and b. Caragena
Stock 81 May 1880 b. Of which 1881 b. U. S
Arr up to u June 2o9a5 1900
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01
ll25l5 9573l
Sal. up 10 22 June. 24353 2lOl5
7OJrE
Stock p June

Receive have TO nece further supply Of I4s erces from
New York. by Burgundy. There has bees little doing rice
except cxporaon and rather 10 The sales
reported Of 53C Carolina, "a so for ord 26
50 fer very good duty paid. Stock, 1000 Carolina.
Tobacco-Sealed proposals will be receves the 9Th Of Oc
the MINISTRY of Finances for the delivery of the
tfslowing quantities Of tobacco, viz 245O000 ko vrgpp,
crops 1887 900 koKenucky crops 1886
100000 ko Maryland crops 1886 and 1887
PASSENGERS UTICA, FROM HAvRE-Mrs Pel and child;
Ignace Ieecea and lady avana Joseph Moreau OF New
York; Peter Dra9e of Chaeston Chevaer Martinez de Es-
panosa coseer the Queen of SPAIN and cap
tain the royal navy; John q. Fagg Of Boston; Pere Gill
Montana, of Havana Dr. G. Newton, Augusta Louisa
Demoh, of Paris DR. VIM Power Of Baltimore; Philip Spev.
Of Frankfort; Victor Feste; j. j. Martinez OF Span and
l9i in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

ROMANTIC TRlP.-The "wave" with her gallant
depart today for Albany, voyage of pleasure
They pull their way all day, and sleep al nights
among the rocks, or cottages by the river side They
will reach Albany in four days, and be gone fort
night The pretty country girls along the banks Of
the Hudson, bad better take peep at them as they
pass.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

TROUBLES IN OUR PAnTy.-Last night there was
terrible row, riot and fight in the democratic meeting
Of the Eighth Ward. The Tallmadge party were put
down and kicked out-thc locofocos carrying the day
all hollow. II was an amusing scene-par,iculars at
length in the Herald this evening If the" old demo-
Gratis can't manage matters BETTER shall have to
make another somerset and come out the organ Of
the ocofoco young men and hard money (hard times,
rather,) democrats. We mean to be an organ" at
all events.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

REvoRM. About five thousand fashionable persons
qusrtered round abou, New York, IN the villages,
hamle,s and farm houses Of Long Island and New
Jersey, al S2.67i per week. spring water included
Few no 10 Saratoqa-none 10 Niagara.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

OPENING ANTHONY STREET.-At last we agree in
enc thing with Alderman Brady. We refer to the de-
bnte last night in the cooperation this subject. The
Alderman advocated the postponement of this i'm
provement, and so do We The Alderman said they
spectators who principally in its favor, and
50 think we. A full accoun, in this evenings Her
aid. Why turn the poor out Of house and home in
these hard times
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

iT The "Cabnet views on the currency are no
yet matured The President and his advisers are busl
discussing ard thinking
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

fr The Globe is very vociferous in saying il has
not changed its opinions on banks. Did ever pick
pocket confess a verdict
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

II The City Hall clock was splendidly lighted las
evening. tits no fault Of the corporation Il the loaf
ers in the Park don't keep good hours.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARRIvALs.-For seven
months of the year, the number Of American arrivals
has been S53; Foreign 53S Of every class OF vessels
making in all, 1891. The number of arrivals in 1885,
was 2293; OF which, 1888 were American, and ITO
foreign. In years, the number of American ar
rivals from foreign ports has just increased more than
6 per cent, while the foreign arrivals have increased
nearly 400 per cent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

NEw Yoak PIIors.- In day or two we will show
up the folly and small spite Of the Packet Lines, in
employing the New Jersey losfer pilots in preference
to the New York boys. Sense s sense. II is time
TO get rid OF the Jersey land ubbers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

II Why is there no place in this city capable of
afording medical aid to persons suddenly seized in
the street Our hosptals-our aims house-a our
establishments avoid such poor creatures.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

fr Shark has been discovered in the harbor.-
There arc plenty of such creatures ashore.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

fJ A splendid pic mic is getting up at Brighton
fashionable from the West Indies is preparing the
programme. Good Go ahead
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

SAsAroeA-is filling up At the rate Of from 100 to
l25 day. Soft pine boards will be at premium.
So will cologne
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

U' This is quarter Day, and sad one il will be to
many. One-third Of the rents promised during las,
February will remain unpaid. Let there be grea,
reduction. Iflandlords will not reduce leave their
near riscs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

>. Srisrsox, who sigss an article on Electro Mag
ne,ism in the Herald, is requested TO call at this
Office
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

II Within the last ten days 70l0 passengers hav,
arrived at the Quarantine besides those landed a
Amboy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

Il Oar "visit TO Lonn sand Farms" which was
promised this morning is navoidably deferred.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

~ When does the Commencement take place a
Yale College7 Can any Of the young Colegians LEI
me know7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

DKp, on Saturday last, very suddenly, Of angina
pectoris, at the Pavilion at New Haven, the Hon.
HEsay X. SroRRs, ofthis city and formerly member
Of Congress from Oneida county. He fell dead in the
midst Of apparent health at the age of ftyiw years
leaving widow, four sons and daughter. Yester-
day morning the Vice Chancellors court adj turned
at the announcement, committee was chosen to
draft resolutions, and meeting Of the members OF
the bar takes place this morning at 10 o'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

ELECTRO. MAGNETIC IMpRovEMESrs-The Courier
& Enquirer out with long abored article illustrating
the magnificent discovery of applying electricity as
motive power. When this discovery first made its
appearance here the Courer rdiculed and dsbeleved
it. What causes the change joint stock COM
pany has been formed, and the Courier as in cotton
sal,petre, the United States bank, finds interest
in believing the sublime truths Of magnetism. We
&C, differently. Somebody has sent us share of the
Electro Magnetic Association, but that produce
effect upon the honesty morale of our phloso-
phica Inquiries We have paid great attention these
wonderful discoveries, but although there is an ap
Proclamation to practical utility, must confess we
have not sufficient evidence 10 convince us thai,
electric power will take the place Of steam power.
We could give several mathematical for this
belief but shall take another look at the r,achine
which is now exhibited at II Cedar street, and then
state last thoughts and conclusions to the public.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01

u According to the testimony Of the Lockes nei-
Their of them have any Key TO character BOB SHORT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

TIM cHio. No user 90 the world rods for
ihousand mil.s cnfren, ~ smooth slI pcsceiu..
10 ;rbuis les Mid thrungt a. many valleys 10 Ten
diirrent St,rs. Tire Grsg "a s.ze. The T'suaesree.
having passed nsVgs0ie coufse through three
States for more than ODt tb0u.sns miles, falls iB-
10 zoe Ohm rser hty miles sbo,c lie mouth ibe
Cumbersnd-slIty-two fniles-5cng bsyigkbie
for siesnsos,s 10 Nashville, and for leelboa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21
LDEIME.
The BIRTH DAY OF WASHINGTON.

THE BIRTH DAY OF WASHINGTON.
wh,,~sii ssiilioa hssrts 80 ore,
Whh uen,'fes Il the plti'
WY tibgs 90; ,oodsf thuadef guG
tgon the rsshing hast
VIZ hela tie beAalifgl tie hrsVt,
The jubilee q -sr,h
u 70, It ., that dal that gave
oar pstf.ot bcfo bath.
We offer here sscftfco
or hearts TO him, who came
To susrs young freedoms paradise
Mhh sword al l'ing dame
To him. who. on wsf't pA.5.W.ad load,
Rode Ike an angel totn.
And vet hs glory tie cloud,
halo oftbe storm.
A hundred year,. With 81 their trsin.
OF shado~s have gone BY,
And vet lie giorious name fetasIns
sound that oanaoi die
Tie siAycn 90 the hill. the saie,
And On the mountain tall,
And speSts N every sounding gale.
Ard roaring waterfall
No marble On his resting spot
Its .eulptu,ed column rears
Dot his !, siill nober lot 49,
g',ttfll a,iicn's tears
Old time, that bids the marhle bow.
Makes green zach laurel leaf.
That blooms upon the sainted brow
OF our Immortal cLiof
His deeds were oors--b bot thro' tue word
That mighty ch,.f will tie,
Where glory . bssner "a unfufld,
The prophet of the free
And q, they bend their eagle-e,-s
On viet'r,'s burning sun.
Thur shouts will echo 10 the skies-
"Our God.-and Washington 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-16
Oct. 10. WILLIAM SMITH, Prob. Clk.

NEWPORT. sc.-C1erk's Office, Court of Com
mon Pleas, Newport, Oct. 25ih, 1887.
WN7 HEREAs Nathan B. IIammet, Esq. has
w fl'd in this office, his petition, setting
forth that in the month of April last, and at other
times, he furnished, sold and delivered to William
Gon, Of said Newport, trader, certain materials
10 be used in building nine pin or bowling alley
on said Coils land-[bounded north on u. j.
iludson's land, south on Nathan Hamnett's land,
east on John 5. Langley's land, and west on
Thames-s street, ]-praying said Court that juds-
ment may be rendered in his favor for the value
of said materials, as is provided by San Act Sc
curing to mechanics and others, payment for their
labor and materials expended in erecting and re-
pairing houses and other buildings, canals, rail
roads and iurnpikes, with their nppurtenances.
And whereas Thomas Sw winburne and Henry J.
Hudson, havH filed their petition, setting forth that
they have furnished. sold and delivered TO Elisha
Clarke. ofsaid Newport, laborer certain labor and
materials, used on certain dwelling house stand
ing on land belonging to said Clarke in said New
port, bounded eastery on land of Edward Nc
Hugh, southerly on land leading to land Of Charles
f. llanmett, wc. ierly on Spring street, and
northerly on land Of Paul Overing.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors haping
a lien on said estates, that they appear at the
next term Of said Court, to be holden at New por,
on the 18th Monday Of November next, and make
out their claims, agreeaby TO law.
... GEO. C. SHAW, CLERK.
Nuy2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
Court of Probate, .Nepport, .Nop. 6, 1897.

Court of Probate, .Ne,eport, .Nov. 6, 1897.
A Instrument Of Writing, purporling 10
"A he the Last VIII s. Testament of Ui-
liam Turner, late of Newport, Physician, dec
was presented for probate and Letters Tes-
tamentary thereon:
1t is ordered. that the same be received, and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate to be holden at the State House
in Newport,on the first Monday in December
next, nt9 O'Clock A. NJ. and that previous
notice be given, by publishing copy of this
order three several times in the Herald of The
Times, for all persons interested to appear
nt said time and pace and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
...' b. b. Rowland, Pro. elk.
Nov OF
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-16
NEW STOCK
BOO II S s. S Ii O 4 S.
BENJAMIN MARSH, JR.
NJ 100 VVI ay..

.V0 loo, NuhntS- -SIFtFT.
HAS just received large supply of he
In above articles of about every description
and price, among which arc-l.adies French
Shoes, first quality, (mportcd)-Ladles kid,
morocco, lasting, and Denmark satin SHOES
Also, Gcn,lemen's fine BOOTS-moro--
co and kid dress pumps-Misscs and chill
drcn's morocco kid and leather do.--hlso n
large quantity of Ladies low priced Shoes,
and about every article usually called for in
Shoe Store-all of which can be purchased
as low as at any other Store in Newport.
n. B-Boots and Shoes Of every kind
made to order in the best manner and war
rantcd to fil; and particular attention paid To
repairing. April q. 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-16
Court of Probate, .Mdlleto,cn, Oct. I6, 1887.

0N tho petition of Townsend NJ. Vail, of
" the City of Troy, in the comfy of Rens-
selaer, and State of New York, stating that
he, said Townsend, is an Executor named in
the last Will and Testament of Joseph Card,
late of Troy, aforesaid, dec. and that he has
caused said last VIII and Testament to be
proved and allowed by the Court of Probate
for said county, held IN said city Of Trov, aud
also stating, that is the proper Court of Pro-
bate for the proving Of Wills in the said coun-
~, where the deceased last resided and died:
and further stating,tha the said Joseph Card,
had at the time OF his decease, Real Estate
IN Middletown, whereon the said Will may
operate, and praying that the certified copy
of the said Will and probate, under The seal
of said Court, accompanying his petition, may
be filed and recorded in the probate office i'm
said Middetown: pursuant to the act of the
General Assembly of the State Of Rhode Is
land, entitled-"An act providing for and d.
rrctlng the manner of recording Wills proved
without this State, and such other laws and
usagcs as are applicable to the premises."-
Said Petition and copy of said Will being
read, IL is ordered, that they be received, and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probute to be holden at the Town House
in Middletown, on the third Monday of No
vember next, at o'clock p. NJ. and that pre-
vious notice be given by publishing a copy Of
this order three weeks successvey, in the
Herald Of the Times, the first publication
whereof shall be thirty days, at least, before
the time assigned for the consideration
thereof, for all persons interested to appear
ut said time and place, if they see fit. and
shcw cause, if any they have, against the fill
ing and recording the same.
BY order
Oct. 19. WILLIAM SMITH, Prob. Clk.