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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il those who are interested in the manufacture
of flour. that he is now in Lynchburg and will remain
in this vicinity few weeks for the purpose of vend-
ing FUzpdtricks Patent Smut NIL or Rubber for
cleaning wheat of cheat, smut, dnt and other i'm
pures and wherever it has been Tried, its sppe-
rority over all other machines ever before used, has
been universally admitted, aud wherever introduced,
It has with such universal favor as to supersede
all other machines 10 at the tine. 1t is extern
svelv used in the most celebrated mills 10 the States
of New York, Delaware Mary land, and several 9TH
ers &several have lately been put into mills in Nlrgi-
MA. There is now in Haxall's mill IN Rich
mond wheie millers visiting thai place can have
opportunity OF seeing ii operate and there Is one slso
in Henry 5. Banghorne Il Co.'S mill at this place,
TO which would invite the attention Of mill owners
in this vicinity. Some of the most prominent quail
ties of this are, lst that II requires but very little
power to prope il; Pad, that 1t cleans the wheat
exceedingly well and with great rapidlty and 3dy,
that it is simple in its construction, and very durd-
BILE. Mers wishing to obtain any information re la
tive this Machine will please address the subscil-
Der at this place.
n. 3. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended to, and assistance rendered in
rectiug Machine sold
b. d. MACOMBER, Ast
for L. ID. ChitdS Baltimore.
Lynchburg, Aug s Is
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LAMB FOR SALE.

M I'LL he sold NJ public aueilon IN Friday the
w 9Th of November next my Tract Of Land
on Suck Creek. which NOW tr-rls. Thu trart
contains between d7O nnu $50 acres. Ii lies
well, and produces Corn. Tobacco mud small grain
very we'll. il has large body Of good pre- timber
snd IL in good heart. considerable portion Of tho
land having rested several years. without being
e,azeJ Il adjoins The lands oi Capt. Wnbo,s, Ed
mund Johns. deed, aud others. The improvements
GTTe-44, are good dwelling house wna six rooms
ri,,i lately repaired. meat houyc, negro houses,
-l4..A tobacco houses. stables, &c.
The sale wi, be for cash. subject TO \ claim of
john Il. Chbell, amounting, wih charges attendant,
10 Sl2lI 10 he paid to hin The day Of sale, which
will be positively made ths 9th Of November
unless the nelemeney of the weather should prevent
attendance. A. 5. HENRY.
Oct2l tSN
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virtue OF u deed Of trust executed by Richard
- 5. Ellis, 10 the subscriber on the l1th day Of
December 1885, aud Of record in the Clerks Office
OF Amherst county, " Ill be sold at Pedlar Mills IN
the county of Amherst, TO the highest bidder. for
cash, ON Tuesday the Goth day OF November, the
following property, to wit one tract OF Land OF
Ter Creek, containing 400 acres, more or less AID
Joining the lands of Larkn Byars and others; three
other adjoining tracts, lying boln sides Of The
Enchanted Creek, and containing together eight
hundred acres, more or less, adjoining the lands OF
Moses Martin, decd. &c. three other tracts all
adjoining, Containing seven hundred and thirty one
acres, or less, lying the forks Of Pedar rv-
and llorSey's creek. adjoining the Pedlar Mills
and Others; also other tract of Land containing
800 less, on both sides OF Pedar river,
adjoining The lands OF John Davis u others also,
lot of about acre, with The Brick Soehouse there
on. at Pedlar Mills A so the following Slaves 10
wit Othello, a MN. and Frankly his wife, and John
aged about l6 years, and Nancy now aged
about l3 years, with their increase If any, since the
l7rh Dec. 1885 The tile to the aiorenamed Land
& Negroes is believed to be indspu,able but acting
as trustee, will convey such title only is vested
IN by the deed aforesaid.
IGlrom inclemency Of weather. or any other cause
the sale of the aforesaid property should not be com
pleled on the day named, i, will be continued from
day to day until finished.
SAML. Med. REID, Trustee.
consent that the above named property may be
sold at the time and place named IN the foregoing
advertisement and upon The terms aforesaid.
RICHARD S. ELLIS.
Oct % ids
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L.lRGE SUPPLY or

] ,iile 81

AN NOW receiving NY Fall supply of Goops,
winch Will comprise the largest assortment offer
ed by me IN this market. aud as many of the Goods
have been purchased under prcut,t circumstances
feel confdenc IN being able Tier sn,ne xeelleut
bargains, especially IA the following articles Broad
Cloths aud Cassncrcs, French aud English Meti-
nos, black Italian Luslrnss, Calieocs, Blsnkets.
Shanls, &c. DC
FLANNEIS.
can offer some hne brgalDs in white red and
yellow Flannels,
LINDSEY FOR SERVANTS.
large lot purchased, job Will lie sold cheap.
CBOAkS.
large assortment OF Ladies and Gcntlemens
Cloth, Canbl- aud Metno.
FUR CAPS.
large asspttneni. some worth $50.
CLOTHING.
My stock of READY MADE CLOTHING.
will be neusnally la1gr. aud Will comprise almost
every article al dress. with handsome Of
Broad Cloth P,lpl aud Beaver over Goats,
Persons wishing 10 purchase, will do well to call
before purchasing Nj. HART.
Sept 26 Is
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New grocery inLynchburg.

'INlIE subscribers having removed to Lynchburg.
l. respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have taken the house former
ly occupied by Marin, Wad Il Davis, doors
below Charles PhcIps's Auction Room, and oppo-
site Messrs. S. q NJ. II. Garand's Law Office,
where they intend TO keep general assortment Of
Groceries for sale, at very low rates. for cash.
BAILEY & WOMACk.
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SILK GOODS,

A MONG our stock Ia be found some very
n handsome Silk Goods. viz:
PLAN blk and blue blk Gro de Maps and Lustrings.
Blue Blk he'd CIR" de Maps and Gro de Aires.
Plaid aud fsd Gro dc Maps, aIlcos. and quail
lies.
Pla'n and fgd. Satlns, new lyle and elegant.
Bonnie, and ether most beautiful Ribbons.
Trimming Velyels asst'd. cours,
Chenelle Cord and Silk yelsct Ribbon.
Silk and Chenelle Frnges. a variety OF coiors.s
part bought aGciion and viii be sold very low by
HUNT x MARTIN.
Oct. 81
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DAGIIE

~N The imported Horse DAGHEE,
M-Y " will stand the next Spring, $40,
W1E4A1K QK in Lynehburg, Virginia. He is a
-.M-ssA.s Horse of fine SIZE aud great
strength be was got by MuIy, the sire of Levathan,
Margrave and many other Horses of aote in the
country. The terms, which will be liberal, and his
pedigree will be published IN due time.
JOHN p. WHITE.
Oct. "a 81
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

I WILL SELL on Monday the 4th day of No
,ember next, my HOUSE AND LOT at the
junction of ed Ally and llh street the lot contains
half acre, with comfortable Dwelling House, and
Well oifne water. The sale will be conducted by
Payne & Turner, auclioneers
FLEMING COLEMAN.
Oci %
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:. commissioners sale OF .SIureS.

Issuance OF decree OF the County Court of
of Thts' pronounced on the 2Ist INST in the SUIT
under,icns, against Mays, therein depending the
on S,,s' The Commissioner therein named will,
Tay.rn hay 'he YIN day OF November, $780, at The
ofAmhcr s"se 81 Ms. Sally Tayloe, in the county
by wav If ~. opposite The town OF Lynchburg, sell,
the pnroI puo'c auction. credit of nine months,
personal sa purchasers giving bond with good
,., IL II y II 8
belonging to the estate of the LAT. Wm p,,eord de-
YEAR -, " WI : Lewis "a man between % and 30
and ber ,ss') Martha ia woman abou, &c years old J
in arms "'ee ehdren, Mary, Louisa, and child
TIS' name unknown.
rgcer snI 1"'es are unusually likely. of good cha
Ic,ed 10 h.. very valuable. The title TO them is be-
as the nut the undersigned, acting merely
Their for e eeoft' w,ii not be responsible
Oct "a DANIEL DAY, Com'r.
toN
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

WE have just received The greater portion of our
w Fan aud Winter Goods. which comprise a
large aud general assortment-They wefe purchased
in the Northern Cities, generally at very low prices,
and will be sold correspondngly low TO all who may
favor us with a call. We invite purchasers 10 give
our goods an examination, as we feel confident thai
we can suit Them both in quality and price.
TURNER * BURWELL.
)rt
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''Tal<c care of the cents and the Dollar.
will take care Of Themselves"
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.YPTT.II $4,000.


" I'LL receive Deposltes of all money current in
W the State, and issue certificates binding fully
and eectually all the property aud funds of the In
slIutIon, for the payment thereof, within ten days
notice, with interest thereon, from time OF depofte
ul pad; al the rate OF per centun per annum, toi
all SUMS which shall have been on deposite for less
than one year; and 80 per. cent per annum, Tor all
suu S which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday hall past eight o'clock p. NJ D;
at the office the store of Mr.. A. Ganuaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham J. b. Renwick
G. Mclvei. Henry j. Brown,
Jno. kinner Tho's. O. AGREE,
J. j. Salmons, &. Phelps.
Tilden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ Ddake, President,
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
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A new line Of Coaches,


new line Of Coaches,
From Lynchburg to Daegcr's (Db,elrs) Springs
via The Natural Bridge, on Tuesday next. Me end dan
ofJafg. Until further notice. shall leave Iyncl-
burgon Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays a, bali
after four A. NJ, and arrive AZ DlbreIs the same eye-
mugs, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave DbrclPs after breakfast and reach The
White Sulphur about o'clock. L. NJ psilers 10
the Springs by tins line Will thus be relieved from,
all night travel and reach the White Sulphur or
l.ewitborg, in two days from Lynchbufg. Tho
Turnpike Is now finished quite It's tciscc ton with
The Lexington and Coyington Road. aud IN add,-
non 10 the general novelty aud splendid scenery il
Affords we would mention ~ peculiar objects III
interest aud curiosity, the passage through not orey
the Blue Ridge, along the margin of James River
aud commanding view Of the Mountain Canat "A
beautiful prospect--he Natural Bridge, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth "Trip across tie ATTAIN.
tic to yiew-an last but no, least, Dagee,'s Springs
kept by Chs. l.. Dibrell. where he that has boen
once will like 10 be again.
The Undersigned intending TO give their persona
attention 10 tbs line, can confidently promise travel
lefs first rate Coaches and Teams aud careful and
accommodating Drivers aud will spare no pains
themselves 10 satisfy then passengers.
WIN. A. GALBRA1TI,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
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Tracts Of Land,

to wi !: one Tract of Land on Bent Creek in said
county OF Buckingham, adjonng VIM. Thurman
ana others, containing 467 acres or less Anoh.
en- Ifac' on same creek in same county, containing
$50 acres more or less, and adjoining the first men
'oned tract, and others. Another tract same
creek, and IN same county, containing 446 acres more
or less adjoining the lands of George Penn and 9th
ers, being the same bought by said Walton of John
Harris Another tract on said creek. IN said county
containing 220 acres less adjoining The lands
OF charles Phelps and Others bought BY said Val
ton of Vawier & Walker, Another tract in SAID
county on said creek, containing $50 acres, adjoining
the lands OF Straiton Wheeler bought by said Wal
ton of Robert Walton. Another tract near Bent
Creek, containing 200 acres or less, and bound
ed by the lands of Dabney Gooch and Others bought
by said Walton of VIM Chick. Another tract on
the waters Of Broad Creek containing 500 acres more
or less, bought by sal! Walton of VIM. Chick. and
bounded by the lands Of Reeves Il White and 9th
ALSO,
the following Negro Men, TO wit: Peter, Lowell
Sandy. Billy, Spinner, Sam, Page, Joshua. Jerry
Ohm, Joe. Also the following negro boys, to vii :
Neptune Bob, Henry. Also the following negro
women, gnls and boys, to wit: Phls, Pleasant
and Jenny, women. Nancy and her daughter Lucy,
Grace and her thee children, not objected,
BIB and her children, 10 vii Winston, CLANCY,
the name OF the other not recolleced. kity and he,
. children, names not recolleced, Rachael and her
5 children, TO wit: Mickey Anderson, Nelson, Jesse
and Watt, Matilda & her 5 children, TO wit Matha,
Edward Mary, Sandy, name OF The others nat recol
lected, Caroline girl, Jinney gnI, Sarah glr, ?
women, Patty SiIvey. Also interest offour nInlhs
in the following slaves, to wit: Sawney, Jennry and
her children, to wit: Jol n, Jacob, and Sally, and
Others names not remembered, Judy aud her
children, to wit James, names Of the other not
recolected. Also the increase of the aforemeLton-
ed female slaves, any, since the date Of the aforesaid
deed ofrust 1.-THE sale OF the aforesaid property ,hom
nclemency OF the weather any other cause, should
not be completed on the alurepamed day, 1t will be
continued from dav day ulll finished, until so
much is sold will satisfy the claim named IN the
aforesaid trust deed.
Acting as trustee, will convey such title only
is vested in me by the deed aforesaid,
SAML. Med. REID, Trustee.
Oct % i2SN
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MOUNTAIN TRACT,


MEMS superior Silk Shirts
IN Ladies do do.
Mems Buck do
Meiino do
Lambs Wool do
Marine. | a,nbs Wool, and Buckskln drawers oil
al qualities. .,....;.o.h,
y" """' wa HUNT & MARTIN.
Oct2l
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k'ubllc Sale Of Land and Ne.
8rOGS.

VIRTUE of deed of trust, executed hy
Titan Walton, 10 the subscriber on the 22d
nav OF December 1885 and OF record m IN, Cle,k,s
ounce OF the county of Buckinghan,-will be sold 10
! ne highest bidder, for cash on Thursday. the eSh
Gay oi November. at Meadow farm, on Bent Creek
!" puckngiiam county, and to the residence of
sald w alton, the several following mined
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WANIED 1000 PAIR YARN SOCKS.
IN "h'chwe will give liberal price in trade
Er we also wish to purchase large lot Of
: IA iiERS, FLAA SEED, YARN, JEANS,
~, 81 l &c. BURTON q ROBES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-31

purchased expressly for this market. consisting of
Seal aud Otter OF extra fine quality, suitable Ion the
approaching season, and warranted to render com
fort and satisfaction.
The reduction in the price of those articles is
worthy the attention OF The public Nj SIX Fur
caps extremely low, together with choice selec-
uon Of ouihs Caps, OF various qualities, Fur and
Cloth. Chldren's fancy Cloth Caps, remarkably
beautiful, and AT prices such cannot fail to please
with large stock of Hair Seal Caps, suitable for
servants. o. The attention Of Country Hallers
and Merchants is specially requested to my stock Of
Trimmings which is the largest eyet offered here,
and on as liberal terms can be purchased tins side
OF New York. On hand large assortment of Wool
Hats. white aud black which offered AT ! mode, ate
advance on original prices. The public a,e invited
TO call and examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
Sept. % In
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Zen Dollars Reward

y ~, ar IRON my plantation, in Bedford county
or o v ,onuay night the 2lst October, gray Horse
has ,,a s oid his name hangs on the left side, he
marx Of h'e'n'sh in of his eyes, and has The
will sy sear shod all round, aud PAGES aogether
aud seen. e aoove reward to any one who will stop
me ,iotse, with all reasonable expenses.
Oc,o1 SOLOMON CLARK.
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- HOT GUNS aud PISTOLS
- Gun Bags Shot Belts and FE,sks,
Pocket Knives aud Scissors
Knives and Forks. &c,
Just opened aud for sale cheap.
II. Is. RICHARDS.
Oct 2 IL
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Mountain Land,

HOunlSIEl 1IIklu,
in the county of AK herst, known by the name o the
Big Survey" on Wednesday next, tic 30th inst
on The Land near TO Mr.. Eaton Carpenters, and
will be ecompanied by surveyor and prepared 10
sell and survey off to purchasers such portions as
they may want. Terms at sale. bur they will be ac-
commodatlng. The undersigned, John Thompson
Jr. will. after closing sales of the Messfs. GillIalts
tract such part be sold, pass on TO his own
MOUNTAIN TRACT,
adjoining that Of the Messrs. Gilalts, containing
upwards Of TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES.
and lying chiefly Nelsoncounty, and will IN like
manner sell and dispose OF that. All persons ~ Ann
herst or Nelson desirOus 10 purchase Mountain
Plantation valuable for raising Stocks OF Hogs Cat
aie or Sheep. for producing tobacco, rye, pota-
toes or sugar beet, bad better attend.
JOSEPH X. IRVING,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.
We wish to sell Tract of Land belonging TO
the Messrs Gilllaits, called the Wnceber Tract,
near to Pedar Mills, containg 500 Acres; the
prce is 81 per acre cash. So per acre one-third
IN haud and one and two years for the balance e.
quail payment. D. IA l. +" D. -, '''
Oct. ID u
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va door from the corner leading 10 the Washington
Hotel, aud opposite the Dry Goods Store Of
NESTS. Turner X Burwell,)
I'dANkFuLi for the liberal patronage hereto
lore extended to him, respectfully informs the
citizens Of this place, and adj acen country that he
Is recently returned from the North, where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed in this mar
ket, Tor neatness, durability and unusually cheap
Having purchased i'll New York exclusively for
Cash, he flaters himself that the inducements held
lorth cannot fail 10 please.
Ills assortment consists Of extra fine BEAVER
HATS, of his own manufacture warranted superb,
TO any made IN this section OF the country, and much
lever than formerly with variety OF
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NOTICE..

INHE undersigned as agents Tor the owners, (ihe
l. Messrs. Gilliatfs) will meet with any person
derirons Of purchasing any par Of lheIr
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HlAiGNiSo
"TUE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN. -

.n..a semi rssty, ferery Monday and Thmsday,) al
= = oDa,, per aanum; payable in adrance. No subserip
Inn, reeeiced fora shorter period Than sir months;
m be discontinued (ercep al the discretion Of The
rja,ars J untR all arrearages are paid
wpADyERTISEMENTSi inserted so cents per square
for the first assertion, and 81 cents for every subss
qnsn1 iRserfaen.
grJOB PRINTING sSeeHfsd neatly ana ffpedif'oHsls
AVID on reasonable terms
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DISCOUNT DAYS
LAND &c. FOR SALE.

y pursuance OF the last " and testament Of James
HALEY Burton, deceased, the subscriber will sell
IN the premises, to he highest bidder, Wedues
Law the Goth day of November next
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" q II 4 e. IL
A GANNAWAY Il THOMAS y. MOOR.
IA. MAN hwing associaiei themselves IN bu-
sness future The business will be continued AT the
Oh ID STAND of A. Gannaway lnext door 10 LIB.
cry Wmehousc) under The firm OF
Gapnaway Il Norman.
who offer their IieDds and the public ~ general
large aud we'll selected assortment Of Groceries..f
who'esale aud retail. which they will sell low Ios
cash country produce,
A. GANNAWAY. q
Il. 4. NORMAN,
Oct II Nv
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Three Hundred .4creS.

This Tract is very desirable being well adapted to
the growth of Wheat, Corn. Tobacco, &c; has on
comfortable Dwelling House and all necessary
Out Houses.
At the same time aud place. will be sold, the Crops
of Corn, Rye, Oats, Fodder, &c, the stock Of every
description consisting OF Horses, Cows. and Hogs;
among them a valuable Brood Mare and two fine
Colts. and several very valuable Mch Cows. Also "a
complete set of BIacksmlth's Tools, road Wagon
and Harness, two small Wagons, all The Plantation
Tools, and Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
three Stills complete.
TERMS.-The Land will be sold on credit OF
and two years. and the other property credit
Of twelve months Bonds with approved security will
be required, and a deed OF trust on The Land.
ALIEN. BROWN, Erccutor of
James HaLey Burton, dec'd
Oct 10 t20N'
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\ SUPERIOR ARTICLE Of l. Mp OIL
N JuslireceveJ by Ii. LATHAM
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vcsC Stage Line.
!AgaAN


k)ASSENGERS TO The Springs, aud other tray.
a ellers, are feicby iniu,med, that the under
signed will commence running
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THE YR.1C7' OF L.4.V.R,

belonging 10 The estate OF The said james Hal
Burton. lynn. in The County Of Nielsen, about
miles from The Count House. containing nea
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Oct 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-09-17
S@Sg MTM Ea

In Sutton, Sept O. of consumption, AFRO NJ y,
son of Mr. William and Azubah iluchinson, aged
Is years.
At Ogdensburgh, n. Y, Aug l6 Mrs SUsANAH
MoonE, wife Of Mr. John Moore, aged 5S-ormer
ly of this town
In Woodburn, Illinois, Mr. LESTER RICE, form
erly of this town.
In liaverhll, N. II. the 9Th inst of typhus fe-
yer, Mrs Rebecca Smith, wife Of Mr. John Smith
aged 63 years.
In Concord, N. H. widow Thedosha Smith, ag-
ed 10l, formerly of DeerieId.
In Little Rock, Ark, MIR. George Renton, form
erly of Concord N. H., aged 81.
In Albany, n. Y. tn lust Mr. Lyman Ii. HoIton
of Concord, VT
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, SIS.
A L Probate Court holden at Irnsburgh wlhn
"a and for the District aforesaid, on the 9TH day
of September, ID. 1889, an Instrument purport
ing to be the last VIII and Testament of MARTIN
ADAMS, late Of Newport, in said District, de-
ceased, was presented TO the Court here for Pro-
bate, by RODERICK ADAMS, the Executor
therein named.
Therefore it is ordered by saldCourt hat public no
tce be given 10 all porsonsnended therein to appear
before sadCout,at session thereof to be holden
lrasbnrgh, on the 1st Wednesday OF October A. ID.
1889, and contest the probate of said will, and it
is further ordered that this oder be published three
weeks successfully in the Calodouian, il newspaper
printed at 81. Johnsbury in this State, the last of
which shall be previous TO the day assigned as
aforesaid for hearing ..
Given under my hand at the Registers Office,
this 4th day Of Soptember a. ID. 1889.
11l--3w GEO. NYE, Register.