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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. -
rOTICE is hereby glyen, that sealed proposals VIII.
he rcriYcd at Chicago, Illinois, Cor the sale OF OIL
The soutlwrs, fractional THsrrr OF saci"n rn' al ne
,no,ib If Chic, 20 liver, Lake Michigan recently
ioir,-d IS pre-c,np,"n right by j. - Bsanhitn ana
drrid.d hy the Supreme Court Of me uhita S'a,e' 10
beonr TO the United States. with lie exception OF ''e
~ inc ud;nr the light house, and such adl1ctht lois
Tho oc,ut shall deem pr"pr- to retain for ile use "i
ITO Govrnmfn, This land being within The corporate
limits o.! Chicago will he sold IN town ."ls
An ,gcr, will be appointed to conduct The sale, who
iii L Chcaco prepared 10 receive proposals, by thr
'', It,. :, lime next ard authorized 10 open and
,, ,bm PAYMENT in full will be required on me
L IF ,c occepiance Of n bid by the agent, IN ce'ant
# which The land will br again offered ana no '",nFr
hid will tc received from The person making ue'au' 81
payment :a r , -, of tho
d .cc,d,nr the dav appointed for opening the bids Tor
, lo bu, lots unsod the day assigned Tor opening
Tho rorosal lherccr may be bid for at any subsequent
Gav Of the sale. ,, :;
&c.,, and continue two weeks and in Order IN give per-
Cons g, In may fail TO lot on tie hrsl day an ZIP
,,unv to bid for another lot on the succeeding Gay
notice will be given Of Inc day on winch the DIGS "'
cach 1t will be opened so thata portion OF me o'"s '!
he decided each day OF sale
Deans wishing TO purchase more Than ore lot must
a.. separate hid for each lot. and designate Tue l1l ."
the back Of each sealed proposal. :.
Auuurchasrs must be made with the understanding
that the United States VIII not PROSECUTE w. ~ ~
m prosecuted in their name, private individual Tor re-
mnvnr within forty days any fixtures which ne may
ow situated upon the land and in case lot shall &c
purchased BY the Of substantial Gs
situate thereon the agent will be authorized IN his dis
cretion TO allow credit for two thirds OF tne purchase
,n>nsr Good sncnr,v being given payable in equal IN
sIamens with interest," in six and twelve months IRON
The day of sale .:.,.s h., ,he
agent who viii! exhibit pnts of the land 10 De solo, 3'
&
By direction of the President: ,,
Ic June j. Il. fOlNSEl J.
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.SgraffO,s' S office.

Fopr more small ores sold, and rashed by Strnt'on.
Drown Nos in The Virginia hlonongaia Lottery, No.
4 - GG % IA 20 &c GO So Il % G2 %.
Whole ticket Nos. SO CO 66. prize of $3.50
Do do do 81 50 81, prize of 100
DO do do 81 57,a prize of 100
Quarter DO do 63 Us 1l,a prize OF 10
All sold and cashed by slRh lON.
April l6 lla-H
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EssRS. GEORGE CLOWDIS and Elizabeth h wc '%repn
W. ticks Alfred Wiley Beverly Wiley and John "ey-lake
oce that shall proceed take the dispositions oil
Samuel Pate the store house on inc sa
Wstkas, county aIfix, State Of Virginia. on
h Seh day March, 1879 be read evidence IN sur DEPEND
Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana
20. Er Halifax which plaintiffs, I'VE suing
,h h,ne6 Of Jno c. heisl and and Others are deend
LOT ' r. Tho TAX ing should he completed
hs nnmed day will be continued from time 10
on O mil the dispositions shall be completed at which time and
place. you may CLAIBORNE EDWARDS LANE, his rife
Who sue for The beHeft Of John c. h.ehie
S2-wl2t
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rs,uE STATE OF SOUTH CARUl.iNA.-CHAkLESlON
d mSTRIIT-Is CR.ScEKv.-Lewis Cruser, Administrator
Murray Complainant John Fcrric or his heis, NJ
N;,bt;o.ale and William L. Daniel, Defendants.
Nv his Bill Complainant seeks payment OF mortgage OF
Melville. John Fcre sezcd SAID ran
subject mortgage, which the Complainant entities
hn. subject the equitable cn to which the Defendant
N himself the personal representative
G S,hanicI ,sne the ARMIES ct the United states
commanding Southern Division, &C. John feric Vas Charles
ron IN the 1883 aud subsequently, and supposed TO
have John Bank citizen of Virginia
for the Southern Il the heirs representatives OF John
Ec arc within the United States will make their claim TO
The Plantation Melville, the surplus after payment OF the
be and established III this SUM- hcy
-, come in nj ,ny time ifthey residing
yond the United they in and make their clam
So nc yrbin four wears n hoIld pass in this
c.s he n,.udiue answering dcmuns the Compliments
bill. - fLi i"hE q
D l3-wl2m compartment SV'ie""s'
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April :. lr29.
by he G0e'rnor # The StGt RI rtrSin:a.
a PROCLAM NATION.

EET UEREAS by an Act ct the ien raj Assembly,
Vg passed March 2lth. lc'-. eniird IAN act provd-
ing for The rrassesShrut OF lands IN hI,CummpnwrGb
he Executive Is required, tr assistant asses.
shall have finished their ascssmrns respectively to
proclamation requiring ihe sevcr iiuardS OF Prn-
cpa Assessors To assemble a, some and
place, within their respective DISTRICTS toe designated in
IT," PocIaniaor; DO, therefore. in conhrmy with the
provisions of the SAID Act Of The General assembly here
bv require the said Principal ssssurs assemble
first Monday IN MayEeXi, al the follow Ing Ic.s pro.
coed To The execution oi the duties required Of them BY
law. v2:--JosIuh lnIeman Of Isle Of IJ Hickrftun
7. Winston Of Louisa, William A. Harris # Page and
VIM Carey oi Grccnbrer c0unIifs, PrincIpd Assessors
constitute board for the first district Dscd of the
counties Of Princess Anne, Norfolk Nansrn,o,d Isle of
Wight. Srr-y. SUSSEX Southampton GreeHsvIlh Prince
George, Brunswick, DinwddIr, Chesterfield. Hcurico,
Hanover. New Kent, Charles City, James CITY York
Warwick. r. z,belh City, Gloucester. Mathews Mid,
drsrx, Essex King 4 Quprn, King William, CarnIime,
Spotrsy lvana. Stafford King Ge"rae, Northumberland.
Mn,h.w - frnp Of Gloucester. John u E,",r..' =
N,,,nwoy nin Kern. r.. 81 Hampshire ana berJa"'h
Brown Of Cahell counrs Principal Assessors 10 con
s,,lu,e Board for the second district composed i all
the other coucs Eas, of the Blue Ridge 10 convene al
,horloirsvi!e IN the county OF Automatic: .
Samuel hhffett Of Rockingham, Bur"eli D. NiEcs OF
brunswick James W Walker Of Madison and john U.
,,inu, If ~ nrd counties Prncipa! assessors, I" r"nsu
,u, o,-I for the third district comp"sed OF The c"un
ties between the Blue Ridge and AlIghany: TO convene
.. the Co,r, House Of Bnetnrrt county:
Tho,oa shlcC u!lnch of Washington. William I Lewis
If R,ckh-drp. Joab Early OF Franklin, and Charles
Thcmrsnnof Hanover countless Principal hss'ssots' "
constitute hoard for the fourth district composed pi
u IN. ,i,r counties of the Commonwealth, including
N,r,rcury and Monroe which nlso lie on boh sd"s "i
H.. Aii.rpnv To convene al the Court House o Mont
noinsry county ,r,
An l.soid Districts being arranged in The act Of AS.
ser,blv. rsl herein reci'ed, and I" "hcn .'r N!'
lizards ma referred ascertain their respective limits
s;.., under my hand as Governor, and under
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To those Larjpg Bvsjucss in NJ. S,viL- ~,

To MOSe H0tlng BuSinCES IN ne SJuih-Utst.
is the purpose U the subscriber as soon after the
Il adjournment vi the Legislature practicable, (nUl
later than LIST Maya 10 visit the States Of Missssipp
and Louisiana, and would be agreeable To HIM TO un-
deIake the transaction OF any business compatible with
his limited snjourn therein; such collections &C.
&c.
During the Session letters addressed 10 him at this
place, and afterwards Cuperer Cuuriho will re-
ceIve due attention. WM. SMITH.
Apr LOST
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HHATS! HATS We have received by la;e arriy
IL IL ais 300 Hats direct from the manufacturers
comprising Of the most splendid assor.nen,s Of
men black and drab Beaver Brush Mole Skin Satin
&c, which we have ever received Of varnus siyits
Also, Youths Fur and Six HAS which will be sold on
the most favorable terms
HUBBARD, GARDNER * co.
NIarch - lU2-if
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CitY IF Mthmond Scrip fur SnLc.

Is OF Debt Of the City Richmond, bearing per
e"", 'h'c r,', payable be uIIuImcd
nm u" INC James River and kana~h Company, dc cradle
'"' ''he VI TIC hpPIcAiIon future 1c then Fixed
W. T. CHiTTENDEA
Secretary If The james River and Hanawla COMPANY.
IN" - 7i-wi.ul
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.Notice 10 I0bacc0 PiaRterS.

.NOttce 10 l0Oacc0 rHRtrS.
an cn,seononce the OF Mr. G. LAcELAsD the office
Of Inspector has been Conferred upon MI
cx WsEs future will be conducted by
win tho Capt wv BcRToS, Salesman; and we 10
c,fly solicit conGuancs OF patronage ttn.ns oy STITCH
srn,iun to our duties. will give general satisfaction
The will be paid on Az Tobacco sent u.s.
y.ry ,asuert,ulIv, WREN l. MACON,
u,.L 81 iioo-o,v5yl Public Warehouse.
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EyouSSn -iluib,rTD Seed.

VtST received superior BorSsG Mulberry Sod just
reported warranted BE- fresh aud senuIne.On. pound,
.alL 80 200 plantS-nay be the
poorest soil and when so~n hardy the oak All silk
grower. should hay. some makes fine hedge that
viii stcOrd from the seeGmUkes hue silk,
o.! i popular yJr,ry H." North.
Also, Tor 5000 MOI rus .Hg'rag!iS Cuttings,
Small Trees, ~
500 Roots
AMI, lG IIi2-3tI WIN. PALMER.
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WIN. PALMER.

SyADSWORTn, WILLIAMS 4 co. have received, by the
as Utcrs OF the desirable style in their
no all and Quai,tcs London ind Domes
ne Prints other goods which makes e stock very complete
offered, heir usual b! the piece package
Ag,dlf Il2-it
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Spring WheattOr Sale
NY one desiring 10 purchase sPRise WHEAT, can
"A obtain abou. 90 bushels, by applying al eh's office
March l6
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NOTICE.

TI o.
ITO JOHN j. ROASE, Washing Cy-S Take notice that
shall prUce take the Of " 5. Crow James
H. Fisher and Others the above before james Edm Run
Tavern, the viiBge of Aylelts Thurs
the 10Th Of May be continued Iom day day, II
cessa, where and when attend shall think
per. THOMAS JORDAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19

JaQUELLT 1.iILOR 4. 90,
8 a AVE received by the Tally Ito direct, and he
IL q usual conveyances from Boslon New York and
Philadelphia, their Spring supply of Goods, winch thy
oiltr tor sale on their usual terms.
AprlG 1GS-I0l'
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THE E.iIREfELD R5CES

THE E.iikEYELD RACES
yYTi heretofore, the First TUESDAY (''h
~ O MAY and continue five days.
FIRsr Day.
Match for $500 aside, between Mr.. a. l. Naughan's March
away Crazy Jane aud MI J. S. CoIbn CHI Mar
shall BY Timoeon. Distance, Mile Heats.
sane DAY.
Swccpakc for three year o!s 500 entrance, $500 forfeit
FIVE Subscribers aud closed
l. Mr. John Chapman's by Goiah on, of John Lindscys
dam.
Q Col WIN. Johnscns CHI by Golah dam by Char!es-N
Rvrs' property .,, -,
A. Mr. John Corbin's linIua OF My Lady" The
dam of Jerced, and grand dam Of iamptons Monarch
S. Mr. Cobn fby Chateau MarseauS dam by Archie
property Of J. J. Amber, ESQ
Match $500 inside, Two Nile Heats. between Col Charles
I'bompson's colt, and Mr. Jos Dl,ney's fily.
likewise wccpSukc, $500 entrance, SOo ior'es close
18th April - Mac, ,L, ,,o,
ourb winner $50 entrance lea Forfeit five Su5scr'brs viz:
T. John ~ ots b colt by Tanby, dam ny Chaes-po-
. VIM, Burton enters FLY Trnuby, by Ecpsc-Lis mnIe
3 VIM l.. by Goal, dam by Aiited-Ioionci
Md Mcdaniel enters b c hy Whale, dam by Tmoicoa
s. john s. Corbu CHI BY GoiIah dam ny Cafo"ah-'
Hudsiu,S
PtoFeors Purse. 1900, si5 entrance, Two mt'e ea.s
Mesrs boswell White, (Wm. Ll VIM Williamson and DINERS
Also 500 entrance for three year od' Mile
Heats 10 close of Broad Rock Meetings now TWO suose
bcrs. ,n
Jockey Club Purse $780, Four Mile Heats, entrance 49, no DIS
count. ~, Weyhins,on,s
by General Brook, and Wa LonsTaIsts roam
,,1y
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7
| HB OBERr II. JENKINS has opened III" following
IA extensive assortment of new. fashionable and chca
Dry Goods, which hr will sell Tor s GcCepunces BY
wholesale or retail, low any place in the United
States
! BonntfS-40 misses aud ladies' Lcghorn and
straw Bnnneis, all the styles
ForerS md RttboDS-An extensive varrly Of bonnet
and bead flowers and Ribbons Of all kinds
CaicoeS-2UOO pieces Ealicoes at great bargains
fast colos-a s, 10 and l2 . beautiful line
goods Of new patterns a. Is % cents, &c.
Co'orcd usii"S "rd Gshop Larns-2uO pieces Of these
Goods for ladies' dresses--new and cheap
Hish LintnS-5 from % cents to The fines, ar
Gle imporled-hcst grass bleach
Linen G0ydS2O bales and cascs RuTlaps British o.
naburgs, Toweings Of all kinds, SheelLngs Diapers
Napkins, DC.
GiOrcS and Hosiery Every description Of Stockings
aud Gloves for ladies, gentlemen boys, girls and male
aud female servants
Domestic Goods Bleachcd ard brown Shrlings and
Shee,ngs; Apron Checks and Drllings
C"PcS md toiarS-An extensive assortment Of wuyk.
ed Capes and Collars, great bargains
Lacc GG0dS-1hrcad and bubbIuct Lacrs Edginns end
nserlIngs; figured Lace for wells and caps; Outings,
TeIs-Lace and rauzp Wells, new styles
HdktS and SratS-lO0 doz, al! Of The vest descrp.
tons imported
Canton .uauing-l0O pieces red and white
BandboIeS--l00 nesIs
Sdks-Pain and figured all qualities and co!ors
FlannIS- Gauz" and patent f'lannes
Mems Summer HtGr-Every kind Of Cloth and Gas.
smsre plain aud fancy DrIlIings; Vesngs Of Silk aud
MarseIllrs yellow and blue Nankeens; Pocket Haas;
Suspenders; ton and silk Shirts and Drawers
.7iSo Many Fancy Goods, Of q rare, choice de-
scrip;ior.
AprIl 1O7-0awi i" a'-
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m CSSRS WiI,m Youorcr Williamson Sounser-Inke no.
w ,,ce tina, shall proceed take the depas,lons OF MARY
~ J ohs,s M the OF the said Mary Younger inc
% and state of Virginia. the 2StI day of March,
@ to be read evidence in sui deponSns on The Gh"IieI
% oc Tho Ccpit Sune Of Law and ChhnceIy iot "
e. IN which am ,iu,i and and others are dcend
antsAnd che ,uos the dispositions should not be completed
m m. above named da the will be continued from time
time until The shall lie completed, at which time ana
place may attend lOnts, &C., CON yo,-ScEp
Uho Sues Su his merit friend, Joseph ~ Fuqaa.
"'" '~'' ~ 92-wI1
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i1ruS Huittcauiis Trees I 10 l2 Feet in HeighL
L.-nt-an Mntl. Mui.nrlis TREES of

G4A Genuine Morus Muticauis TREES Of extraordinary
and beauty, haviug mlny branches to s feet
length and the wood perfectly .tued. This is decidedly the
n' OF MucHuIs Trees the United States
admired Aiso Cuttings or Buds,
he G'Hsh above large qualiiy and such
b. grow, and produce fac Tie Trees and
Cla. h. carefully packed send part OF the country
win P'ic" mod.rae, and $40 monLs sE-I G
o. scc-?:ilc"s Ent stir - ;. nlbSpN, =.
40 o. Suta Front Street belor HaiHut, Philadelphia.
March, g6-2
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HUNTINGTON CANPBELL are now receiving large and
genera assortment Of IMPORTED AND AMERICAS STAPLE DAY
oo. which they will prepared sell very reasonable
wou merchants the city, 10 cali and
e,.ninc thoi: stock u No. Do Liberty Street
N.TY prk I 4 eD-Sm
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Ia turner's Planters. and others.
SJE u OF who wish TO purchase articles SUIT
families and farms, examine our stock before they
purchase.
&c offer for sale nor,
Richmond Smoked bacon, hog round, well cured hsa"y
and cheap
% 1'1 OF our o. curing
ljaI) coua,iy cured, in tho cold Virginia style"
lgrg old inlddhngs, very cheap.
The had OF us NJ avery small advance.
re also otter for SGe
o hhds. New Orleans Suslr .
10 do Por,o Rico do
Ia Jn - C,oi, do iexpec,cd every day.
o. rtcrces New Orleans Clarified Sugar
l1l bags Cufr e OF various grades
~ boxes Loaf sugar from common TO the 'e''
81 t.rces and ibis New Orleans Moasses
5h,lf chest, of fine Gunpowder Teas
N do d, of ro,d DO DO Cheap
pipes MADEIRA ne, imported direct from tho Island Of Ma
deira judges city, to be the hnst article;
together salt steel pepper ginger aspce, &c &C
All Of which wc III sell unusually low
.3SU,
6kin, suoario Goshen Butter and family Flour Of The
finest quality "iAiA O. IN IT,
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April -
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NH0RTiS SIrES
wa Cuttings a, 2l.2 cents each, Roots 10 cents
lo" 600 Single Bud Cuttings at cents each Roots
On cents-Vrenan- deliverable in whole trees or sepa
T.e AS the is short persons at distance
u;,bout loss of time. Apply, postpaid, TO ,,s
WITHOUT '''' J. H. d. LOWNES.
Eoh1a te5-fl JAeen,, Richmond. Ia.
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MARRIED,
DIED.

In Boston, Mr.. John Bruce, Of Vernon, VI. to Miss
Mary 5. Learned
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then he was washed overheard, and never
seen again. This was at o'clock, p. NJ.
Just before the last sea came, ordered
themen into the rigging TO save themselves,
If possible, and followed them myself, when
we finally took to the main and mizen tops
and wrapped ourselves up in sails for pres
ervation from the weather and in this con
dtion we remained until halfpast 10 o'clock
on Wednesday, where wo were rescued
from our peIious situation, and put on board
The Victoria steam.tug. which brought US oil
10 Liverpool, except three of the crew, who
were starved to death in the rigging during
the night.
l. LATER. FROM EUROPE.
The "Great Western" Steam Ship arrived
at New York last Saturday, from passage
Of 10 days. She brings more details ofthe
dreadful tempest whichswept over the whole
of Great Britain. Every where il was most
fatal TO life and destructive to property.
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In this village, 18th instant, Miss Emma Ann Burn
ham. formerly Of Connecticut, aged 70 years.
In this village, 18th inst. Harriet Augusta Fudge,
daughter Of Mr. Vim. aud Mrs Belisent Fudge, aged o
%. and days.
In Guford, 18th, January last, Mr. Perley Sreeter,
aged 10 years. alter lingering sickness for some time
which he bore with Christian iortitude.
Printers in New York & Ohio, are requested TO no.
tice, &c
In Vernon, 18th inst Mr. James II. Bishop, aged A.
Ia Townshend, 9th inst. Mrs Zilpba Farwell, wife
Of Lemue Farwell, Esq. aged Sc years.
In Spencer, Mass, Jan. IL, Eunice W., vile Of
Stephen Sadlcr, aged 81.
Al Sheburne, Mass, Jan. 25, Mrs Polly, vile Of
MIR Ira Barnard aged 45.
In Shelburne, on Tuesday morning last, Mr. Sam
ueI Smith. Mr. s. arose and performed his accus
toned chores, IL usual health, aud while lae was cut
ting wood at the door Of his house, he suddenly eI
back and expired
In Boston, Edmund Winchester, E,q aged 81,
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LATER. FROM EUROPE.
The Prospect in New Hampshire.
Correspondence ofthe Atlas.
Connecticut Rirer. FEB. sth, is

Connecticut Rirer. FEB. eh, 1889.
As TO New Hampshire and her political
character, You may expect 10 hear even a
better account than last year.-Cheshire and
Sullivan counties will give Gen. Wilson over
1000 mnJorty-last year 800 The Loco
Focos cannot again muster so many sthey
did last year, unless they persuade some To
~ in Congress to be shot in duel just before
March, or unless the double voting game, so
extensively played in your Middlesex district,
is about to be introduced on a more extensive
scale than we are aware Of
believe our friends are on the alert every
where in the State even in the dark region OF
Coos, where the sun never rises ill about
noon. You will see by our New Hamp-
shire Wing papers, that there is not so much
FIRE and storm as las, year We are, how.
ever, pretty confident of blowing the Regen.
cy ciiada to the four winds OF heaven on the
ides Of March think we may solely cal.
culatc on seven Senators Ia majority oil the
House, and we stand fair chance, double
voting aside) Of sweeping the board-For
myself feel much more confident as TO the
result than did last year. & find that is III,
general feeling of our friends, particularly
those Of them who then were rather luke
warm & incredulous as 10 the potency OF n
Hampshire Whieism. The previous ques
ton" has already been moved on Cushman
s. he is not a candidate for reelection to Con
gress. AS 10 Anterior and his associates OF
the ticket, we mean to spring a gag" up
on them, il the thing be possible.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Feb. II, 1899.

DtstFtct U .uuFto0F01 ".
THE Honorable the Probate Court for the
~ district of Marlboro. To all persons con-
cerned in the estate of Richard Bailey,
late of Newfane, in said district, deceased,
intestate, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Dana Bailey, administrator
w Of the estate of the said deceased, propo-
SEES 10 render an account Of his administration,
and present his account against said estate for
allowance, at the Probate Court 10 be holden
at Atwood's Hotel 10 Newfane, In said district,
ON the last Thursday Of March next: There
fore. you are hereby notified to appear before
said court, at the time and place aforesaid, to
show cause, il any you have, why the said ac-
count should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court, at Brattleboro, in said district, this 9th
day Of February, A. d. 1889.
"a '' DANA HYDE, Judge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-22
STATE OF VERMONT.
Marlboro District, IS.
To the heirs of SETH BRIGGS, late Of
Dummerston in said State. deceased,

To the heirs of SETH BRIGGS, late Of
Dummerston in said State, deceased,
GREETIEG:
WHEREAS, it appears by the report OF
w the Commissioners, and files and records
of this Court, that the personal estate Of said
deceased is insufficient 10 pay his just debts by
the sum Of about 100 dollars and interest
thereon, and the costs Of settling the said es-
tate; Therefore, you are hereby cited TO appeal
before the Probate Court at a session thereof
to he holden at the Registers Office in Brattle-
boro in said district, on the 27tb day Of Feb
ruary next, and give bonds, as said Court shall
direct, for the payment Of said debts and costs,
or an order will then issue 10 the Administrator
Of said estate, to sell so much Of The real estate
Of said deceased as will be sufficient to pay tho
aforesaid sum, and all legal costs and charges.
And il is suggested that a sale Of part oisnid
real estate would be injurious % said estate.
therefore all concerned are notified 10 shew
cause why the whole remaining real estate Of
said deceased should not be SOLD
Given under my hand, andTthe seal Of said
Probate Court, ut Brotlleborp In said district.
this slst day of Jan. A. ID. 1889. .h
eSs DANA HYDE, Judge.