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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District, IS.
To the Heirs of RICHARD BAILEY, late
of Newfane in said State, deceased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, il appears by the report of
" the Commissioners, and files and records
of this Court, that the personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient to pay his Just debts by
the sum of eight hundred aud fifty dollars, and
the costs of settling the said estate: There
fore you are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court, at session thereof to be holden
at the dweing-house of Paul Chase, in Brat
tleboro in said district, on the last "Wednesday
of October next, and give bonds, as said Court
shall direct, for the payment of said debts and
costs, or an order will then issue to the admin
istrator of said estate, To sell so much of the
real estate of said deceased as will be sufficient
to pay the aforesaid sum, and all legal costs
and charges.
Given under my hand, and the seal Of said
Probate Court, at Newiane in said district, this
Goth day OF September, A. ID. 1888.
BY order Of the Judge.
B. SAM'L ELLIOT, Reg.
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For Sale,

I'm the Centre of the town of Vernon, Saw
II Mill, Single Mill, and Mechanics Shop,
all attached to one noom, with a good water
privilege, and all in good repair.
ALSO
a New Dwelling house, Barn, and other out
buildings, with about one acre of land situated
in the Centre of Vernon aforesaid. The house
is well finished and hasa good supply ofwater
brought into the house.
ALSO
a Wood Lot, containing 25 acres, lying about
one mile from the above.
IRA YoUNGLOvE.
Vernon, Oct 3, 1898. 81
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A u T u M N.


There is a fearful spirit busy now;
Already have the elements uniurcd
Their banners; the great sea-wave is upcurled;
The cloud comes; the fierce winds begin to blow
About, and blindIy their errands go;
And quickly viii the pale red leaves be hurled
From their dry booghs, and all the forest world,
Stripped Of its pride, be like desert show.
love that moaning music which hear
In the bleak gusts Of Autumn, for the soul
Seems gathering ,idings from another sphere,
And in sublime, mysterious sympathy,
Mans bounding spirit Gibbs and swells more high,
Accordant to the pillows lofier roll.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District, u.
At a Probate Court holden at Brailebon|
within and for said district, on the a6th dr|
of Sept. A. ID. lsSs,-Preseni, HOl|
dana HYpE, Judge:
WHEREAS Isabel Perry and George RI
w Ss,'bbins. Administrators on the Ea,s|
of NOAH PERRY, late of Vernon, deceased
propose To render their final account of ihs
administration Of said estate, at the PrObs4
Court to b. holden at the dwelling house 4
Paul Chase, in Brattleboor in said district, q
the last "Wednesday of October next; therefoH
il is ordered BY the Court that all persons 10
teresied in said estate b. notified TO appear !
said Probate Cont, Ia shew cause if any The
nave, why the said account should not be al
lowed; for which purpose i, is further ordere
that copy of the record of this order be put
lished in the Vermont PhPnix, printed at Brat
,leboro, three weeks successfully, as soon a
may be.
A true copy of record.
5 s. ELLIOT, Reg'r
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RIkOX GAQYK3Y.
VEsTINGS.
CaIicOes. &c.

1nAPIECES; about 5000 yds Eng French
IOO and Am. Prints High. Plaid Shawls,
Edinboro do; BLK Merino do Ladies' Camb-
lets Camleleens Persian Camblets Eng
and French Mcrinos blk, blue blk, brown
and Invisible Green Bombazines aud Alcpines +;
supr. Kid Gloves; blk and col'd merino Hose;
Linen Cambrcs Linen Cambria Hdkfs, &c.
just received aud for sale at very low prices
for CASH, PRODUCE, or GOOD CREDIT, by
BUTTON, CLARK & Co.
Brattlebro, Sept rs, 1888. 6w4
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@ASTONiSHlNG!!
Great Cures!! CuresH Cufes",

ID EXPERIENCES can be had to pe9 %Pw d
IL the first responsibility, gilmore inan q
HUNDRED ASTONISHING CUhIII, INV
ftcted by La Medicine Curative rus =" ' 01s
lSSS-all of them pronounced lnceISO "h,,inais
family of have all been cured oil an ' 70 plIs
Diarrhoea, by the use of but one ooN % or ,bs
Reference also TO cures in palpitatolss ii pIo Cd
heart, attended with cough and raising o' O''''
MS Beat all this If you can. =, rN
The above article is for sale BY y. W. W agssl
ERSON, of Brattleboro, VI. Pr'neipa no soO.
for the United States Of .amer,ee, aa iu0aturs|
genuine unless it contains the within s's"1'
of G. w. Emerson, TO each ar',ce' poy
Proprietor De La Medicine 1u'' N
For sale also Jy pYheeioek keith, JaeS ,,nsI.
Y; Messrs. Baker s. Mortified, faye,M. ''rs
n; s. II. r, Cheney, Jamaica, ~ guy"
La=elie &. Jones, D0uer, V.i Iuessrs' usit
W. Goodno,v, Whitinghams "; y ~ a,. ri
Hinsdaie, N. H.; Harden Ford, Gnes's"n
N. H.; Ira p. Hayeood, WardsS 90, s.,o,a
Jesse Cone, Marlboro, ~; s: +. Ino%1ES d
To,oashend. Yt.j and Ehhu HaaadSy,, as
opee Falls, Mass. aug %
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19

PoPuLATIoN-Spain has an average
OF 63 individuals to the square mile, Scot
land ~, Denmark 76, Massac husetts 70,
Connecticut 73, Rhode Island 62, New
York "A, New-Jersey 3s, Maryland 80,
Pennsylvania 80 New Hampshire 20, Yer
mont %, Ohio 20, South Carolina l8, Vir.
glnia II, Tennessee IL, North Carolina l5,
Elaine IL, Indiana 10, Georgia 9, Alabama
g. Louisiana g. Mississippi 2, Illinois 8, Mis-
souri2 2.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19

-coMPRIsiNG IN PAM
10 Pieces black, blue black. Nj
blue, invisible green, brown, "oh
olive aud claret
10 pieces black, drab, slate 1LOrR
mix'd and strip'd CASs 'iI'Mepdsf, ga
100 pieces English, French ~ .REsI
and American Printo
English and Scotch GIN
Grape, CambIet, CambIeleen M
Clolhs',.a new article for Ladies c5 Sinta|
Black, brown, and green Alppioes
Black, blue, brown, fawn and sIs,s.o,,s
Black sils and fabby VELVET ''o SiiaI
Merino, Edinboro, Highland +, -, Il
Plaid and Valencia (HnaW!s!
Black fig'd and piaia1$ilk LACE g, vvn
White and black Bobinet Lace; Coo,;0 ,l ~
Fig'd Webb do; Fancy HdkG; s W
Thread: -sdgiigs and insrrlinrs.
Black Lace Wells; blond pau,e 40.
White C&nbrics; MusIins; Bishoos r..
White, rec, green ENGLISH
and yellow SFLANNELS.
80 pieces cold Cambrics; Canvass h Pan.
Silecia Silk and Twist; dark vestinp,.
Blue aud brown Camblets;
Black Italian Cravats;
Pongee & Flag Silk Hdkfs;
Bonnet Silks and Ribbons:
Merino Hose; white cotton do:
White and black Silk Gloves;
Kid and Buckskin do;
Irish Linen; bleach'd Shifting and sheeti,.
100 pairs Kid Shoes;
5000 yds Shiriings and Sheetings;
Ticking; Drilling; Cotton Yarn:
Batting; Wadding aud Wicking:
case Broad Brin Brush HATS;
s do Silk aud Brush do;
10 doz. Otter, Fur, Seal and Hair Seal IN
.ALSO,-A GENERAL .ssoprv,
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w. 1. GOODS AND GROCERlr,
CrOckery, Glass 81 Hard War,
OIL AND PAINTS, DYE-sTURs
GLASS, NAILS. Gc. Ae

All of which will be sold chaap for ca
Produce or good Credit.
NIB. They beg leave 10 express theirlAu
TO their friends and the public for the nd
liberal share of patronage they have recriivs
and will say TO those who wish to boy rel
and cheap goods, that they will find il an i
terest To call and examine before purchase,
elsewhere.
WiIiamsville, Sept IS, 1888. su
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
DIR. Nj. HITCHCOCK'S
Newly invented SNUFF,

NOR the cure and absolute relief of catarrh.
IL dizziness of the head, weak eyes, nervous
head aches, iallen-sickness, fits, and infants
troubled with The snuffles, partial shocks of
palsy, &c. Only 25 cents
For sale by BUTTON, CLARK e. CO..
only agents in Brattleboro, for the sole proprie-
tors A. Hitchcock G. Co., Utica, n. Y.
Brauleboro, July, 1898. Iva
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~ October A, 1888.
Nesc
Fall and Winter Goods.
j. G.. STONE s. CO.

Have just received from Ne,o York,
RLUE, back, brown, invisi- ! b II o A D.
~ BILE, green, and daha CLOTHS.
Plain and striped @ a = . NJ Il f. 81
Cadet, mixed, and drab Satinets;
Pilot Cloths for 0vercoats;
Goats hair and imitation Camblets;
French, English and German Merinoes;
Black and brown Alepnes;
rs pieces good style PRINTS;
Black and blue black SILKS;
Rob Roy and Scotch Shawls, various styles;
Black and red Merino SHAWLS;
Fancy Hdkfs; Gloves and Hosiery;
Buck Mitts, prime article;
Caps from Soc TO So; kid Shoes;
India Rubber Over do; Canvass, Padding, &c.
A good assortment of Tailors' Trimmings.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
DOMESTIC GOODS,

1000 yds farmers Real Stout Sheetings and
Shirtings; brown and bleach'd do;
Drilling, Cotton Yarn, Wadding, Batting,
Col'd Cambria, Bed Tick, Mems Thick Boots,
Oil Cloth, &c sc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
GROCERIES,

1000 lbs Dry Fish;
1000 lbs Porto Rico and Havana Sugars;
600 lbs Loaf Sugar;
chests prime " r. Tea, for dc 10 SIC;
Porto Rico and ". o. Mossses;
Sperm and Linseed Oil; Paints & Dye Woods;
Coffee; Pepper; Spice; Cassia; Nutmegs;
Raisins, &c. &c. &c.
Iron and Steel;
Nails, ID, 81, Sd, l0d, 9od, 4Od.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-19
New Goods.
HALL o. TowNslMY,

"AvE commenced receiving their stock of
IL FALL and WINTER GOODS,
and in the course of the succeeding week, their
assortment will be large and general.
Brattleboro, Oct. 4, 1888. 5
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CrOckery, stone e. Glass Ware
Looking Glasses, &c.

10 bags Fine do;
6 by 5, 7 BY Glass;
And all other articles usually kept in a country
Store.
They would say by way OF gentle adpiee, TO
people wishing 10 purchase Goods, that their
goods were all purchased at the lowest Cash
prices; consequently they are not driven to the
very common occurrence of marking up new
goods in order TO sell old ones, but are ready
and willing To sell ut fair, moderate advance,
from purchase prices. Customers are particu-
larry invited IN call and examine for themselves.
Farmers Produce, of all kinds, taken in ex-
change Cor Goods, aud Cash will not be refused.
tg1- Fractional Bills taken at par in ex-
change for Goods.
NTED:
10000 feet good Hemlock Boards;
A l00 q
100 bushels CHESTNUTS;
A lew hundred bushels Potatoes.
Guiliord, Green River, Oct. 4, 1885. 5
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New Goods.
DRY GOODS.

LN w. PROUTY & Co. have and are re-
IL. ceiving, a very general assortment of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
fss Tie eesk ssissx rrsiss er<>s.r r,< OF

rsoN rnr BALTIMORE aarKicsN
| BEEF.-There has been n good supply O
beeI on The hoof IN market. and Prie~s hsv,
ranged from g. To 50 30 per 100 lbs. aeeoriin
To quality. the drsi named price for infer,or and
The last fer prime cattle.
tioGS.-of live Hogs The supply in mafsc,
has lecn small this weeA. and those OF prime
qualify readily brought 80 per 100 lbs. The
supply OF wagon PORK u g,od. and the price
Z Ranges from g Ia s. 80 for PRIME article
FLoUR-In the early par OF the week. the
store prier was uniform at - Ia per barrel
To-day. however, We find that the market had
since thea tec'sme unsettled, and the sales arr.
making at 80. e. g.. aud g. i2i Most of the
holders, however. ask - la. The wagon price
has been steady throughout The week AT - s5l.
- ss -. fu.i.
he inspections Of the wcrA ending on Thurs
day evening last, comprise H. 67 barrels, 500
half barrels.
WliEAT.-Good TO pr,aic parcels Of reds
nave been sold nj 81 40 Ia 81 -, AMI n CARGO of
prime Virginia real VAS Sold to-lay 1t sl IS
CollN.-Salc> of new white throughout the
week at - To &c cents fnr shipping parccls-
Sales of new yellow al 80 To 20 cents Sales Of
old Cora, both white and yellow, nj - TO 81
Gents.
RlE-Sllcs Of Maryland, no; free IL Garlic.
nj = 70 10 cents. PsicciS entirely free ~ .aric
would bring some ;wo or three cents mon. per
husllc
oNTS'-Salcs to-day al 81 10 t5 cents.
CLOVER SEED.-'flc market Is quite calm,
and 'hc store prices asked are sIi TO sl6 per
bLshci--thc latter Tor good quality.
TIMOTHY Seeds dull at - Per bushci.
LASTER..-!Saies this week ut 81 - to 81
G2t cents.
EACoN.-A large SAFE Of Baltimore cured
Bacon, assorted was made this week for the sup
Ply Of the troops IA Florida at ID To l3l crnt,.-
A sale of new Baltimore cured, ahou, so .Oun
pounds, was also made ut IA for Hams; IL
cents for MddincS and ia cents for Shout
derS and another lo, Of 5000 pounds Western
Sailed, and Baltimore snoicd at l3A cents, hos
round
BCTTER.--Wc quote the store price Of
Glade Butter No. al 26 To - cents: No > at
- u 25 cents. Small sales Of Western No. -
at l. To- - cents, aud No. 3 nj Is 10 i6 cents.
WlilSkEl.-Siles of hogsheads Throughout,
the week, up 10 yesterday. were made at iOi
cents. To-day, however there is more FRANCES,
aud that price has been refused. holders now ask
ing III cents Sales of barrels FROM stores a, t3A
To ~ cents. The wagon price Of barrels Is 40
cents, exclusive of the barrel.
ALEXANDRIA, Dire. ~.
LoUR.-For the last two DAYS the current
Pncc of Flour from wagons, has been 81 80.
cents per bushel. the present wagon price
WAGON PoRk.--Yesterday Fork was worth
s. - to 40 from wagons. Ga.eife
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Wickii,lc Academy.


iiiiE exercises OF this Institution " M he eon.
- tinued the ensuing year under the care N nd
management Of Mr. q. A. tyAss, for whose
quai,he ations, as n Classical and English Traob.
er. the public are respectfully referred to MIR
Leroy J.. Williams. Capt. " William Cas,ismsn
near Battletown. Va; q. W. Gisy.on. E,a.
Principal Washington Acsde my, x. VI iIeieret.
Dr. Daniel Mason aud %. a. Moiieu. p,
Washington. Va or 10 The high Testimonial.
from q. w Grs'.on, E.q aud other rentIem.n
OF science and Distinction. which NAV be ,een
on application TO the board Of trustees
Tins Institution ~ located on an emiornee
commanding one Of the most pioture.qu. view.
m tho Valley OF Virginia lis situation. n,
being about miles from BattIe,oup. and =
from Charlesiown) i. retired. .nd in ro,nt ri
health, responsibility aud intelligence. Is per.
hsPs, uns qualled ia Virginia
The hrst session, OF five months viIl eom
mence on the frat day of January.
TERMS:
The fee FOR Tuition, per session Of ) months.
nguases' 900
hsthsmatIc-. in all is branches rs
nigh and Elementary branches Of tho
EnElish, m
BY ORDER OF TIE BOARD.
Dec %, 1899 st
SCI Boarders can get accommodations on
very liberal terms in respectable families. con-
venent In tho institution
Address u. A. EVANS, (po,: psiJ.) Battle
town, T. o.
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ANEW GOODS.

Htfis subscriber hs. received .no,l,r ..o-
II Py Of WINTER GOODS, eoa.l.liae. 1.
part. Of
Cloths, Csssimeres, cassin~t..
S~shsdown aud ysleneia v~,tis<>.
Bomoaxinss, aud Bombs ze,ts,.
Mool'en srd CAUTION Fisnpeis, ell eoior-,
iinseys, plain and stripeJ, Of various color
and prices.
Washington. Rob Roy and Kentucky Jeans.
Blanksf. Ti.-oei, Wool and Fancy shsvIs,
bssnkets, Coonierpanes and Comfcrtsbie.,
Buek-k'n. Md, Fur Lined s. MooIIsn Gloves.
Boots, Shoes ard Hats,
Fur. Hair, and woollrn CAPS,
silk. 'siieocs, ard Merino~.
Muslin Dcis,"es aud Chaiie,-, (.plendid.)
Swiss. Book. and Null Mu-iius,
striped aud Plaid do
Black Worsied. Meripo g. Lambs. wool Hose,
Donses'ios, bleschsd ard unbles.hsd,
Seoieb, Ensl',b and French Prints,
Iri,h Linens and Sheetinx.,
Read, made Clothing. (6ue ss.or,mentO
Gfoeer"s. QnseBs~srs, Hard w.f-, sc. &C
hI oi which Will be sold on tho mo-i seconno-
a'h"s terms DAM. &. uiNkLE.
Hs'i,o~n. Dec 90 is3s
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DIED,

On Wednesday last, At the residence or his mo
theT, near Shepher,isiown, Doctor DlNfri Erp-
isoLh, Pay-Mia>ier of the United States Armory
AL tfarPeTs-fcrTy, aged about b years. DIR. H..
Was gentleman Of great personal worth and
vas much esteemed by all who knew HIM His
young wife, and numerous relatives and friends.
VIII long have occasion To mourn has early de-
mise.
After an illness Of &c hours On Tuesday EVEN
inS The llth instant, HrsRY ST. Jonx QrroLEY,
Youngest son Of DIR. John & Mary +. V. Dug
ley OF Shepherdsiown.
On Tuesday last, HrSaIETrA. daughter Of J.
L. A. Washington, Esq, aged three years
On Saturday last, at lIarIerS-Ferrv, JAmus
Co'Trs, JR., aged % years, II months, and .
DAYS.
At Alexandria. ID. c. on Friday last, the Hon.
IHoMsoS +. MssoS, Judge of the Criminal Courr
Of the District of Columbia
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VIRGINIA. TO vii:

In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ard Chan
Gerry If jefferson County. November 9th,
1873:
Charles BuiisT and Richard Dalfsii, Pl'rr,.
AGAINST
Richard Hull ans. -driirisi, .iar de honi, non Of
Hamilton Gs''on. d,osassd, Ian Y. JGsr,cn
widoue. and Mari, Eii.s5eih, Frame Ian, aud
.laa HasIiiios. ehiiarca AND infant hsir, Of said
Hsni!ion Jcf'srica. d,esa.ei; and Bsn irn,ia ~
J.Her'on Individually, and as ssssi.i,s, aia- If
sail Hrmiiton J.ge,,o~. deed Franei, Siire,s.
Ella R'es, and Jvha L.men, DrrrspAsr.,
IN CHANCERY.
HviiiS cause came on syain To he heard thi.
n 21th day OF November, 1888, upon the pa
Pers formerly read, the report Of Master Com
missioner " orihinE;on. made on the 9Th dsy OF
November, 1898, aud certain books Of sccouut
produced before the & nmmissiouer by the d. f. n
d,nt BenJsmin w. Jefferson, which we're cert,-
lied TO the Court, and was argued by council
Upon consideration whereof the Court doth adj
judge, order and decree, that this eau.e he re-
committed 10 Master Commssioner Worihing-
ton. TO state and settle the alledscd partnership
account between the defendant; Benjamin w
Jehrrson and Hamilton Jsu.r. on deceased IN
on ihs basin recognized in the order Of reference
made on the 18th day of November 1896 to
wit; thu, there did eKi.t q partnership between
r-cisd TO state aii matters he may be required
10 state specially by auy e the parties and IN Ike
report To this Court ia order 10 further proceed
rss. Copy-Tes,e.
ROBERT T. DROWN. Clerk.
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l.a.AsIsiEcsy.tlsrIe 1sfoye,sI, 800
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23O ACRES

of the Tract Of LAND late the property or said
Samuel ID ErE'r, decsa.cd. on E.eit's ran, q
miles vest Of ChaTiestown, embracing nil oi
said farm on the South size &c The Turnpke
with shout 40 aces siiu,ied adjoining the
lands Of w. 7 Warrington. Esq snd inclrdiug
proper proportion Of Wood Land and Water
privileges, &c.
u beng imPraolieable 20 describe more de-
hntely. the precise portion of sad farm de- IN.
ed TO 10 sold. persons wishing 20 purchase are
invited TO call at the Office of s. Hunter IN
Chsr's.town, where they csn see Q plat, and Oh
tain full IN formation on the subject
Tt'ms II Sale Ole third Of the purchass mo-
neJ IN hand-the balance IN equal pay n-nts At
one and two years, without interest. The de-
fsrred payments 20 he secured by bonds, aud 3
dsed Of trust On the premises.
Sale 10 take place at I o'clock r NJ, pre-
oisely. HENRY BERRY.
ANDREW HUNTER.
Dec. p. 1899. Special Csnisa'rs
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RuHisll.n.

In ih!s town. en- Thursday evening last. by
TIE Rev. Theodore w. Simpson, Mr.. GroRoE
t. 6HovE, If Winchester, To Miss Many W,R-
my BsrLrR, daughter of the laie> Cat. pcn,a-
MN Bcclcr, of Miils-Grove ia this county
In Winchester, on Thursday last, 10y the Rev.
Or. liill. MIR. ADDISON II. RIlEY. merchant. ot
Baltimore, To Miss ANN RIBEccA Re-. oni,
daughter OF Mr.. S-mucl Rea, merchant, of the
former place
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Virginia, 10 wis:
fLAixrtrTs,

Sht1ttei tooit ~ istN ard Chan
Gerry Of Jea.rsoa County, No, 2lth, Isis
Fssnets -tesrs's Ersesier saa stAsr,.
PLANrurs,
AGAINST
Lses .Ns'u, admirsfrSior de bonis non ,,uA m.
~iH ~naer,d ef Wafer Baksr. desa~d L,,ei,
MN sas Cortias Ais eff, JsAa l.. "a Hiatt,
sad Eiis~ has 'eifs. Cs'u, y. Ne UiiI..n., srI
-uaxsai'a "a, rps. tr'sis Baker. Hsrri,f F,sa-
eo Baker, Washington Baker ard J.eoS,.s r..
Lhr. Dxt,s,.x,.
IN CHANCERY
'UNiis cause came On again 60 he heard th;,
Il 2ith day q November, isJs. on a.. pan. r,
for nerly read, AID on petition for re.hs,I,ns
and va. argued BY Counsel. On eonsidsr.,iop
whereof. the Court doth sdjadsc. order and de-
cree, tea' omm'ss'oner Ut t1ts Court proceed
TO execute The decree pronounced IN nh, c.,,..
on the si.i June. le37. aud u.ak. r.pot,
ACor,-Te.,e,
ROBERT T. BROWN, CL,k
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AGAINST
CoMMrssroNrR's Orr,cr.

- N"""INNIUNEN UFTICE.
th1hsforn. Dec. .,6th. 1884.
erihe parties interested in the ahove re, tied
otser OF Court. are hereby notified. that I shall
attend at my ohce aforesaid. .w Tas.dss t.e 2a:s
Gay "rTi month, tJanusry.) for The purpose os
,"e'"s upon the execution OF the AFORESAID or
VI our = when and where the, src requir-
Ell to aiteni with any evidence, p,n. r., aud .,,,.
meats. that they may have TO otter connected
with tie case.
Il. woRTutNCToN, Ma, Cem'r.
Dec. o. irls
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TEyrE NEGROEs bsiorging 10 the her, 81
u Boron Hurreii. deed. shout f.fty ia nuia-
her, ~ll be hired ~ public huing. ~ Safurfsv
ihs 23fh iHdaai. II The house u Mr J Redaan
in snrthsid.
fFAi persons having 'hs shove Nsgross Tor
TIE prsseHt yesr. vii pissse dusct them o. be
~ home on Thufsdsy previous - che fsy Of
hHing. sAM'L CANfRON.
De-. %. i-1t Gpara - Jsv fss bstvs
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Nottte.

Persons DESTROYS Of providing themselves
with the collection Of Psalms and HYMNS an.
Proved by the General Assembly Of the Pr,.sbr-
'enan Church, which Is hereafter to bc used IN
The Presbyterian Church IN Char,esiown, will
please leave their names with the number of CO.
rics desired at the Store Of DIR. Straiih before
I've 4m OF next month Dec. 81
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Virginia, TO Wit:

lrSinIa, To wit:
In the Circu, Superior Court Of Law aud Chan
cery OF Jefferson County, November l7lh,
ISIS:
GsO'gs Ceg.R5srz0 and uiGs. PLAnr,rr,,
AGAINST
Corrsd BiAi,ryrr. Ereeuior Of TSo~a, Ts,u,, Dr.
e,s'ed. a-d J'~s' Marshall. Johr Riilny,r and
J,Pils .u,rgH-i aud Nancy Turner. rido,c, and
.7nih0ry Tuna, EhUi. kobevs UilEaHi. Ih.,
Jans. Jh". TieH.a', aad .inn p. T,pn,r, tic
last sisi asi"g iAIaRis. hri,s Of said Thop,a,
lunar, dsesassd, DEFENDANT.
Jacob JsnSoTsn. Er,euior Fl Ee-i. HudgeH. and
a. 'ueh Er'esi'' II J0'ePh Hsins,.
PLAINTIFF.
JS famt, DETggpAETs
IN CHANCERY
KNIE Court bring of opinion upon argument.
II that ny the WI of Thomas Turner. deed
ell his lands have been made subject 90 hi.
debts-Hnd settlement of the sccOant of the
ssid Executor being necessary 10 be m abe on
proper principles by q Co-nmissiohsr of Ihts
Court, 20 ascertain tho suount 81 the rersonaI
fund IN his hands, il ~ hsreby accordingly al.
Judged ordered snh deereed. that Master Com
missioner Worthington do, before the next
Co'ri, examine, state srd settle ths eNerutoris nj
account Of Conrad iiiliniy~r, Executor of Tho
mas Turner. decreased. stating therein all such
mNiier. - he may Deem pertinent or either 81
The parties my require him 20 state specially
secondly he - required and ordered to sseer-
tain and report what real estate va. left b, the
saw Thomas Turner. lie annual rental. ard fgii
Falrr, ard " hether any disposition, and Whist, n
S"y. hs' h~en made uf the SANE ~ .ay part
ihefrot Thirdly. he viii nscersiii and re- port
what debts ~ tic estate suii remain out
standing md unPsd-snd N or'ef tina, such f,I-
inTe order may Ice made a. TIE Court shan deem,
proper under the prayers -! the Complainant.
snd The viii 81 Thomas Tsrner. deess.ed, re-
turning he report IN due time ia order to such
future decree
Copy-Tesi-.
ROBERT T. BRWoN, CL,k