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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-16

No pressure in Washington Wash
ington correspondent of the Charleston Cou-
rier, a journal not uuiuvurabe 10 The present
administration, gives us the following account
CT tho operations of that pure, patriotic, and
to be- pilied Treasury Fnancor, Reuben NJ.
Whitney:
ait Is not above eight or ten weeks since
that he gave most splendid party, declaring
that il should eclipse any party given III
Washington during the same winter Natural
and artificial flowers were sirewcd in proiu-
sion about the supper table: and lights were
dazzling and the music was surprising. The
cost Of the supper was said at the time. TO be
above 1000 dollars; yet in his schedule he re-
turns the whole value of his property, consist
sisting of carriages, horses plate, and fufni-
tire, as only 5000 dollars. SO that the supper
cost him about one third Of what he was
worth in property. Ills schedule OF his debts
is very terrific. To one creditor, (tI. Gates
& Co. of Canada he owes above 4 ,000; and
10 firm in Philadelphia (Wigglns Coz
So 600 dollars; and 10 the rest oil his creditors
his schedule shows him 10 be indebted to the
amount Of near GO, 900 dollars. This is an a.
farming debtor ard creditor account for one
who is supposed To have been basking for
some years in the sunshine of Executive pat
ronnge, and To have enjoyed unu' ual money
facilities in consequence Of the position lie had
occnoied in reference 10 the Opposite Bank 3.
|, is harl 10 account for the utter destilu,ion OF
means which this schedule presents, and as n
natural consequence many rulnors disadvar-
tagcous 10 Mr. Whitney will be circulated"
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BOARDING House.

T,IE subscriber can, and would be pleased
10 accommodate six gentlemen with board
during tbs season--his residence nearly oPPo-
site the Pavilion State Streel) No pains
will be spared to render their s'ey pleasant
aud satisfactory. ABEL CAN EN-
Village Of Montpelier,
April 9Th, 1887.
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DURGIN at home again /!

A L No. 7, state ST. Montpelier, near tn"
IN Post office, will be found first rate ~"
sortment OF Hats, Of the last fashion, and fof
style and finish surpassed by none. Twenty
dozen just received from the City, and more
expected next week. \ lso Satin Beaver Hats,
Wholesale and retail, on the most reasonable
terms Harter's stock and trimmings for sale.
Being grateful for past favors, he solicils u
share Of public patronage.
S. DURGTN.
May 5th, 1887. 93:Sw
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W.OyI'ipH.

In Barre, Sd inst by Peter Johonnett, Esq Mr.
VIM. Bancroft TO Miss Mary Holden.
In Thellord Il. H. Howe, Esq. OF Wesifed, Ms
TO Miss Laura Porler-Quincy Carey, Esq. To Miss
A. Fletcher.
In Stafford, MIR y. w. Ransted Of Thetford 10
MISS J. J. West.
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Il il rImorei HAT by the failure Of the
great Tennessee house of iealman, Wood
Il Co., General Jackson * "A severe sufferer,
and that he had loaned his name to Il rela-
lion closely connected with land specula-
tons, 10 the amount Of S,300,00 II 81,
rhe Old Chief has 10 break also; an apt IL
lnstrniion OF his own measures Star.
New YoRK AND ERIE RAIL RoAD.--The
Dunkirk Beacon conlrddcls The rumnr hat
the work upon this road had been suspend
ed. The rumor had us origin IN n prnden-
liaI measure OF the Directors, in diSmlss'ng
a purIi ion ol the engineers, I" save unheces-
"a ry expense during the present pressure.
The surveys in Caiaraugas and Chaulau-
que are To be continued, but Win = rrdn-
ced iorce
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GEO. w. COBB,
Ira SANBORN. \
To the Hon. The Probate Court for tie District
of Lamoille


yUyHE undersigned, Guardian to William
4 Il Kceler, Julius n. kccler and Cornell
us p. Keller, now residing IN ffydcpark, in
said district minors, heirs of Arson and Mary
Keller, late Of said Hydepark, deceased, re-
ectfully represents TO The said Court that the
said minors are the owners t and sola
in fee as tenants Fin ceanInon, an undivided
three fourths part Of HE following described
renl estate, viz. fifty acres OF the norberly side
of the second division drawn TO the right OF
Rosanna Fcrrin, situate in Morrstown, in said
District. Also, the easterly half OF The EAiId
division of the right OF Andrew Billings ex-
cent fifteen and a hal! acres off of tie Soutls
westerly corner of the same and also the freS
DYSON Of The right OF Johnnie C.Breed, except
twepty-fye acres off Of the Westerly side.
and thirty five acres off OF the easteT'y side OF
the same situate and being in Hydepark atoro-
said: and that il is necessary that the same
.hould he sold. being conducive to the interests
of said wards. Therefore the said Guardians
nravs the Court Aforesaid 10 grant him license
and authority TO sell and convey the same
real estate of his said wards agreeably 10 tho
stotute in such case made and provided.
NATHANIEL P. SAWYER, Guardian.
Hydepark, April 90; 1887.
STATE OF VERMONT, I
Lamoe District, So.
RE 1T KNOWN that at a Probate Court
holden at the Probate Office, in Johnson, IN
said Distrsct, ON the second duy OF May A. d.
1887, the Hon. Daniel Dodge Judge, being
presents 3 =,
Having untSF eohsidcral ion The foregoing:
petition Of Hon. Nathaniel P, Sawyer, the
Guardian named in said application for license
and authority TO sell and convey the real es.
tate of his aaid wards, described in said up.
pcation.-It is ordered by said Court that
hearing be had before said Court al the Pre-.
bate Office, in Johnson aforesaid, on the LIST
Tuesday of June 1887, at one O'Clock in the
afternoon and that said Guardian give notice
of his said petition, and of the tine and place
when hearing will be had thereon, by pub
fishing the same, together with this order, tw"
weeks successivelyin tho Vermont Waterman
and State Journal, n newspaper printed al
Montpelier in Washington county, (it bein:
the newspaper printed the nearest TO said ret'
estate, there being no newspaper printed /"
Lamole County where said estate is situate,
the last of which publications sholl be at least
two weeks previous to said first Tuesday OF
June, 1887, thereby notifying all persons in
terested in said real estate, 10 appear at The
time and place aforesaid, and shew cause, il
any they may have, why said application
should not be allowed.
Gipen in Court at Johnson, IN said District,
the day aud gear abore Drittsn.
93:2 LEVI B. Villas, Register.
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Pressure at the Coal Mines, Pottsui!le,
Penn.-Though business opened briskly
this season, the pressure has begun to par
ulyHe operation" ..'..-.Ls- Of n,inos must
stop. The Danvile and louisville r, il
Road company have discharged all their
hands.
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Public Notice

rs hereby given, that in the articles Of agree
u ment forming the Copartnership OF A. o..
Maley & Co., it is stipulated that neither OF
the partners shall have liberty TO contract debts
in the name of the Firm, except Tor goods TO
be sold by the concern, and for wcrkmen a.
the Tailor's trade.
All persons are required 10 govern then
selves accordingly, as shall not pay any dcbi'
contracted in violation Of said agreement.
B. B. DlMOCK.
Montpelier, May let, 1887. 93:3W
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AHEORING.
MISSES CLARK & PECI

MISSES CLARK s. PECK,
WT GUILD in orm the public that they have
w taken a room in the Sd story Of Luther
Cross's Store, where they will be pleased to do
all work in their line Of business, they shall be
favored with. JULIA CLARK,
MARIAII PECK.
Montpelier, May -, 1887 "a
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Notice.

TINE Spring Term of Washington Coun-
Il ~ Grammar School will commence on
Thursday The fourth day of May neat, under
the instruction OF
I'll. oil. STOOD, III. M.
Instruction will he given in the Ancient and
French Languages, also in English Litera-
ture.
1t is very desirable that scholars should be
present at the commencement of tho Term, as
well for their own profit as for the proper ar
Iangement of the school.
JOSEPH HOWES, p,,1on,iol
JOHN SPALDING, c;,,oa
JUDUTHUN LOOMS, \ '0""'''''''
April ls, 1897, ~
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FOR SALE.

- YTHE subscriber offers for sale,
IIElM 4 his Real and Personal ES-
TATE, n Greensboro, cheaper
lhan any can be purchase. in this State, con-
sisting of the following. VIZ;
two story DWELLING HOUSE, with
half an acre of land adjoining
TWO STORY STORE, with few
GOODS therein.
No mistake-The above property will be
sold far below its present value. The house
and store is nearly new-convenient and
commodious-and situated in the village at
the outlet at Lake Beautiful, and is an excel
lent chance Tor person wishing TO enter into
mercantile bUsinefs.
T. A. MUNSON.
Greensboro. May 3D., 1887. 81
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In New England men ure discharged from
orl every day, aid more factories are sns
Ending operations. Tho Northampton Mass.
ourier says-"The Ware Wooden Mnnulac'
bry Company, has been compelled 10 yield to
he pressure of the times and assign its prop
rty. Nearly four hundred hands are employ
d there, but whether operations will continue
r not we do not learn. The reduction Of
ands at Cabotsville, Chick opce, Enfield and
he great Wooden Factory in this town, con-
inues, as they ore working nj loss every day.
The Northampton Silk Company had begun
he erection of a spacious building ioi factory,
but the pre- ssure IN Now York, where some
# the heaviest stockholders reside, has caused
Is erection to be suspended for the present
The extensive Paper Mill in this town, which
! 8 nearly ready for or Grafton, will not COM
Bnence business untl better times are dscov-
Erred ahead"
The Greenfield Herald States that Mcssrs.
IT. Russell S, Co. the cnterprising proprietors
|of the cutlery establishment Of that village,
have been compelled to discharge upwards Of
Fifty Of their operatives in consequence of the
General stagnation Of business. The Wor-
|cpsier (Mass) Spy says, "rhat the proprietor
of the extensive Woo!on Factories Of Clapp-
vile, has determined 10 discharge the laborers
of The establishment and shut The gates, by
which about $50 persons, male and female,
will be Mt once thrown out Of employment. A
paii Of the hands are already dismissed, ard
portions of the works are stopped. Severn !
oiher Manufacturing establishments in that
vicinity are suspending their operations in
whole or in part"
The Detroit (Michgan) Advertiser, Hfter
stating that the good crop Of that state, for the
last year, left the agricultural population in
good condition, and therefore the merchants
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A naval college Tor 500 pupils is being
built near C,nstaniinople. American OIL
iccrs are 10 be emp Dyed rs Professors,
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Nj ARK EFT PRICES.
Notice..

TIME Rev. Mr.. Cahoon, the Presiding FL
J. der, will deliver lecture TO the Anti
Slavery Society in Lowell, on the 5th Of June
next, al ? o'clock, p. M.
Lowell, Vt. May 8, 1887,
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The pressure begins 10 be felt by the
manufacturing and mechanical establish
ments Of Springfield, Mass, several Of
which have been compelled to stop opera
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-16
One hundred thousand

WHITE MULBERRY TREES, Of one
w years growth-from four TO eight inch
es high,--for sale by the subscriber, one mile
from the east village, Montpelier, VT.
SHUBEL p. SHORT.
Montpelier, May 0, S37. 94w5.
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Found.

A LADY'S black Goats hair cambet cape.
~ The owner can have the same by call
ing at the Montpelier Book Store.
MAY 4, 1887.
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Specie Circular One hundred and forty one
members of tho House OF Representatives oi
The United States, representing 5Gf, goo free
men, directed by law The repeal Of The Specie
Circular. ONE man alone declares that il
shall mol he done, and ii is not done, aud YET
we call this a free and representative sorern'
MPHt,
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Distress al Lo,oeH (.Nass.) The Great Manu-
featuring toion.-The Lowell Courier says
near 500 individuals employed in the es.ab-
lishmcnts of this town are thrown out Of en-
ployment by their suspension.
.4nother. The large manufacturing "stab-
ilishmcut at Wolcp,v.lle, Ltchlield, Comm
has stopped payment also, it is said the
company in West Goshen. A vast number
of workmen and girls are thrown out Of emf
ploy and rendered utterly destitute.
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----------------
dissolution.

VHNHE copartncrship heretofore existing pc
n tween the subscribers, under the hrm
Geo. w. Cobb s. Co., is this day Sissol'eooS
GEO. w. CODE,
IRA SANBORN.S
Montpelier, May 8, 1897.
lC7s The books aud accounts will be left
in the hands of an agent, at the MoafPellsF
Bookstore, for settlement
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COpartnership Formed.
office

rs hereby given 10 whom II may concern,
u that have given my son HENRY Il.
CHATFIELD, minor, his time, and relin-
qui1h all right TO his earnings and will pay
no debts Of his contracting after this date.
UR1AU CHATFIELD.
Johnson, February | I, 1887. g2+
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| > In Iockpor N. Y 2sh ult. Mr. Orvis Shepard
merchany aged 80, son Of Jonathan Shepard of this
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-06
THE CANTON HERALD
is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
b. MARTIN S. HANCOCK d Go.
TERMS.

SUgscmprIoH.-Five dollars in nd
vance, 50 50 at the end Of SIX months,
or Sc at the end of the year. No sub,
scriptlon will be discontinued until all
arrearages arc paid, except at the OPP
ton of the publishers. Persons wishing
to discontinue will please give nosce
thereof in writiag.
No subscription received for a less
time than six months.
ApvERrlsrNENrs.-Insertcd at the
rate Of One Dollar per square (ten lines
or Iess,) Cor the first insertion, andWD
cents a square for each continuance
Advertisements WHICH are not lmI,
ted on The manuscript, as to the mum
Der Of insertions, viii! be continued I'M
til ordered out and charged accord
lngly.
YEARLY ADMINISTRATION forty lines
or less renewable at pleasure, ONCE >
WEEK, sixty dollars. Nocontract m ehi',
er case taken for less than one year, ana
payable half yearly.
The privilege ofannual advertisers IS
limited to their own immediate business
and all advertisements for the bencht OF
other persons, sent in by them, must DO
paid for by the square. ~
PROFESSIONAL ApvgETiSEnENrs'---l en-
lines or less, pot glterable, 5 MONTHS s ao
do. do. do. 6 do. ~
do. do. do. IL do. %
or All JoB WORK must be paid tor Oh
delivery. IN
Announcing candidates Tor oihce WIN
be ten dollars each.
Postage on letters mest =. faid' OF
fhrt vtlf not he attended =.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-06
SHARON FEMALE ACADEMY.


THE Board of Trustees beg leave 10
inform the public that the Fall and
Winter sessions will commence on the
Isl Monday Ia September next,
Terms and course of instruction o.
follows:--the preparatory GLASS en-!
braces photography, Reading. Pen
manship, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, and Geography with the use OF
the Glohes.
Price OF Tuition St2 per session,
The Junior Class--Astronomy-
Natural, Moral G Mental Philosophy,
History, Chemistry, Rhetoric, logic
and Political economy.
Pyice Of tuition Sl8 per session.
The Senior class-Drawing. Orlen
tai, Mezzotinto, and Velvet Painting
| and Ornamental Needle-work, wilh
the privilege of any OF the studies Of
the Junior class,
Price oftuiticn $40 per session.
Music Slj per sesslon-extra.
The Unprecedented success with
which this Institution, yet in its in
fancy, has already met--the remark
ably healthy and pleasant location of
the village, together with the expert
encc and tried ability of the Ladies
experimenting the Academy, are, the
Board hope, the best guaranty OF 4
continuance of their exertIons to rem
der this Institution pnexcellcd by a
ny in the South.
A large and commodious Boarding
house is now in rapid progress and
will be ready for opening in all Sep
TENDER. The price OF Board will be
!, as moderate as in any part OF this
State.
The Board take pleasure to make
known that contract has been made
!, for the erection of college for the
Male department, which will be ready
, for the reception of students IN No
vembeer next, and that they have eho-
sen as President OF the department, a
: Professor from one Of the Northern
Institutions, who brings with him the
most satisfactory testimonials OF NOR
al worth and classical attalnments and
whose success for many years past
=" as an instructor of youth, has been
: attested by gentlemen Of standing and
character.
; Signed by order Of the Board.
b. w. M. MlNTER, Prest'
c 7. p. McBLAyR, SeG'ty,
Sharon, Aug. rs, 1887.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-06


~ &C. Pfebaf Cgafi N All -.
TyaH prrWHf iHffftH y hf lant
taemeHt, i leeltpameHt n m
Llah hlbita dserassa -Gfe+'ng
Won arc hcfoby cited 10 appear
fore thc Probate Court ii said
county, at regular Term thereof, "a
he holden at the court house 81 said
county, ~ the A.h Monday a Dec
next, then and there 10 show cause
If any YOU have, why saidconri should
not then order and decree thataA the
estate hoth real and personal, lying
and being in the counties Of Madison
and Yazoo, OF said deceased, 10 be
sold, as the same would be of advan-
tage to the heirs.
WITNESS. the Hon. Thomas
Shackleford, Judge of Pre-
bhte OF sald county, the fth
R4H Monday Of March, in the
NS year Of our Lord one thou
sHndeight RandredaBd thirty
seven, and seal Of said court,
Issued the Goth day ofSeptember 1887,
WIN. RILEY, Clerk. :
sep. %, 1887. i9-6w.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-06

BY virtue of the above stated cases a.
rected to the Sheriff Of Madison county. !
shall expose to public sale for cash at the
Court House door in the town Of Canton,
on Monday the 23d of October next; all
the right, title, interest and claim, OF the
above named Defendants (Huberts,) IN
and to certain tract or parcel Of land be-
ing and designated as follows viz: Lot
no 8, section 81, township, range f.,
and S ! of LOT no and Y, Of section 81,
same township and range, and & w OF
the n + of section %, same township
and range, and lot in jacksonville known
as lot 30l, fronting 35 feet on main street
and running back 1870 feet; on which is q
large two story house. Levied on and
will be sold to, satisfy the above stated ca
uae
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-06

DY virtue of the above stated cases,
~ directed to the sheriff Of Madison
county, | shall expose to pubic sale,
for cash, at the Colrt House door, in
the town of Canton. on Monday, the
18th day Of September, q likely negro
FELLOW, named Tom; three yoke Of
oxen and one OK Wagon; one buggy
Wagon; five head Of horses; four
mules, farmlRguntenslls &c. breeding
sow and 8 shoats, China or Calcutta,
six pieces and remnant of BaIlng, Q
coils Of Rope, two Cows, 3 new cary
Ploughs and some old ones, two llar'
rows, one cutting box, one cross cut
saw, bedstead, matrass aud furniture
four windsor chairs, one old clock, one
family leaf table, set Of Blacksmlth''
tools, twelve bars Of iron, also the
right title aud interest of said pIal
borne to the remaining half OF tho
crop Of corn, fodder and cotton on the
farm called Col. Claiborne's farm near
Warsaw or Moore'S Blutil--evled on
and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated cases.
S. NJ. FLOURNQY, Sheriff.
BY ]. J. HENRY, Deputy.
Canton, Sept. /, 1897.
15-tds Fr. lee. SD
or The above sale is postponed L
the third Monday of October.
S. M. FLOURNOY, Sh'n.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-06

10Y virtue of the above stated cases
ID directed to the Sheriff of Madl-
son county, ! shall expose to public
sale for cash, at the Court House door
IN the town of Canton, on Monday the
18th day of October next, twelve
Beds, Bedgteads and Furniture and
some other articles too tedious to
mentiop-leyied on, and will be sold
to satisfy the above stated cases. ;.
SAM'L. NJ. FLOURNOl, Sh.ll'
BY ]. J. HENRY, Deputy.
Canton, Oct. 6, 1897; +. 2oo -" -
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-06
DISSOLUTION.

rxyIIE Subscribers having disposed
Il of their entire stock of goods
the copartncrship heretofore existing
under the name ofGILMER S.WEBB
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons Indebted arc res.
pectfnlly requested TO cali and settle
with either OF The subscribers at the
old stand.
CHARLES G.. Gii.MER.
WILLIAM NJ. WEBB.
Canton, eci. /, 1857, o-iv
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-06

II n
f. CIFlAENS OF MADISON
IT, COUNTY.
!. = !, pecn requested by gentle
|.o /" '1e l'rst 2. order Of this coun-
It'me . candidate for Assessor
I'ec,or of the taxes of Madison
|rl..l.td deem it my duty to say,
k.s s.' 'ii ! will assess with indus
k, ,ss' with lenity, pay punctral-
|, w treasury. Your votes and
spallepen, will be gratefully
N lana shall be chagrined if moi
[m WY, "a, sentiment of regard
a' % % !. serv't. at command.
H.. IHoS. I. RAWLINGS.
WI aug. Is, 1897.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-06
SHEER IFF SALE.

eIkIhsita vs. 49,
John S. Gooch) On alias f ia 70 octo-
VS. Der term 1887, in
Uriah Kent madison circuit court
BY virtue of the above stated case
directed to the Sheriff of Madison
county. | shall expose to public sale,
for cash, at the Court House door in
the town of Canton, on Monday the
10th day ofOctober next--alI The night,
title, interest& claim; ofthe within ma
med defendant Kent, at the time OF
the Rendition of the Judgment, in the
above Stated case; in and to a certain
tract or parcel land, lying and being
inAthe county aforesaid viz: the + OF
the S w of section 2, township 10,
range 8, cast; containing by estIma-
ton 90 acres, be the same more or less.
Levied on and will be sole to satisfy
tho above stated case.
S. M. FLOURNOY. Sh'h.
By ]. ]. HENRY, Dept'y.
sep. Is, 1887. list (pre fee 50
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-06

pY virtue OF the above stated cases
- directed to the Sheriff OF MAIDS m
county, ! shall expose to public sale
for cash, at the court house door, IN
the town of Canton, on Monday the
10th day of October next, the west
northwest dissection 25, & lot i78'
Being the extreme North end OF the
west of the southwest ! Of section
%, township 3, range 3 +. Which
last mentioned lot containing 2 acres
more or less. and is now The residence
Of Hector MeNiel, levied on and vii
be sold to satisfy the above stated en-
ses.
s NJ FLOURNOY, Sh'h.
September @, 1897. lost.
[pr fee si2 so.