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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

Mr.. Smith of Isle of Wight has at length boldly
broken ground upon the Bank Reform We publish
his propositions for prospective restrictions, in the sa
turday's proceedings OF the House of Delegates
We hail with pleasure the finn spirit in which they are
conceived We may not go so far with one or two OF
the fcaturcs-we may 90 farther with Others but with
modification of some and engagements on other points,
they will essentially contribute to the great Reform
which every citizen of every State ought to desire in
the Banking system.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28
r1ij. o,' me prO,lic


The friends Of the Administration in .HJemGrle vii
hold meeting at the Court House on Monday the Sd
of February next, 10 appoint delegates to the Convcn
ton to be holden at Richmond the Goth of February
and for other purposes. A general attendance is re-
requested.
A meeting Of the friends of the Administration is tc
be held in the Grand Jury Room at Lexington, Rock
bridge County, the first day of the February
Court TO appoint Delegates 10 the State Convention
which meets in Richmond on the Goth February next
A meeting of the Republican Party 10 be held
yesterday in the Courthouse of Fauquer for the pur
pose OF appointing Delegates.
The Wings too are at work-A meeting Of the friend:
of Gen Harrison in Fuvanna has been called for Janu
airy court to elect Delegates to represent them in tho
Wing Convention-We are happy to them cutting
off Col Payne from such communion with them
though sorry to see him go far on the roat
with them, to vote for Senator who is friend to Gen
Harrison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

p s-vendes throughout the State of Virginia. will be sup

TN Observation-Disclosures Circuit Superior
L Of Law and Chancery, October term, 1885,
Peyton Nelson and others trustees of the Gloucester Charity
School, Complanonts.
against
Mann Pa.c, Defendant.
John L. Cary, Of Tom Cary, dec, complt
Peyton r. Nelson John Tabb VIM X Perrin, John W. G. Cat,
let administrator Of Robert Yates Mann Page and the
Of the Gloucester Charity School, Det'tS.
By Of parties these consolidated, and
be heard toeciher aud by like the decree
tered the first of these the October $780,
aside and then both of these ;obr heard together
sci: consideration whereof the doth adjdrc order and
by like consent the fland in this County called
Shelly estate, lately assigned and set apart TO the said Mann
Page containing five hundred and be sold public
sale AT Gloucester Courthouse the fourth day of November
next the having been already duly advertised to be sold
that day. and which sale shall be the follow wit:
half cash. and the balance and years.
be conveyed TO the purchaser and that bond and
taken for the credit payments deed the land
the that Of the proceeds Of the sale, the debts
due the plaintiffs in the rs be paid, with all interest due
thereon.
Secondly, John Tabb with all the accrng
due thereon be pad and that the balance be retained sub
appointed special commissioner Ia make SAID SALE ard 70 10
what hereinbene drecedwho Is 10 report his proceedings
this in order final decree. And the doth uner
adudge order and Decree that an account taken before Nd
Kemp special appointed for that purpose,
the creditors Of Mann Page under the deed BY
and Of all other claims
Mann Page under Of the deeds in these causes
Guiding the the Law side of this
the Page by representative Thomas Cary dcc
which commissioner directed examine state
and settle, and TO the court report, &C.
4 Copy-Teste, E.B 9. CARY, D. c.
Gloucester Courthouse Jan. 25 1910.
The parties interested in the above decree, viii please take
taking therein directed which time they w
attend before me at this place for that purpose.
WYNDHAM KEMP,
Special Commissioner
Jan - S3-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

"Wc learn By alct,cr from Richmond, dated the 2Is
that the prospect for the election of Mr. Rvcs to the
Senate, was not favorable. "-.7icrandria Ga:cnc
Favorable No: how is he to be elected We do
not know who, if any, be elected, But this we
pretty positive in saying, that MIR Rves cannot We
do not speak at random upon this subject. Our own
opinion has been, that it will be Judge Mason, n0b0.
dy Then, says wag "Nobods will beat Mason. 1t
may be- that there will be Election all; and that
it viii be again sent back to the People. This, know,
is the opinion of many Of the weaherwisc politicians
Mons rsrr0aS, however, i'll the of the week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28
BIGGER'S Exchange and Lottery Office.

Drawn Nos. OF the Real Estate Lottery. No ldrawn Deem
Der 3lst, 1899, nj New Orleans.
Ii Is IL G3 - - 10 81 50 80 c.
those Tickets with the following. numbers entitled prize:
Isl and edNos III, or IL L. the Sd and 18th drawn
stock IN the Gas Light and Banking Company.
4h and 5thl IS, aud % and - and $ - 5!
or and y - s. each, four tickets the I'd Glass.
9Th and ltO 81, 10 and and r. 80 81
the Gas Light aad Banking Company
lh ana lhj9 g. in the Ocean Insurance Copa-
Those tickets with the and 3 and and
ana y ana III, each three tickets ID
with two OF the drawn Nos above blanks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Drawn Nus. in Va. Wcilshurc Lottery No l. drawn Jam o.
- 10 % % 80 80 80 56 Is "a 62 6i II.
jan - sJ-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28
Grand Real Estate Lottery.
SlO0 .0OO-40N .nnn-lln nnn IN

On the plan of Blanks and Prizes
100 900 Tckets-l0 900 przes-amouniny 10 - 900 900.
Louisiana Real Estate Lottery Glass drawing commence
on the 9th of January, 1870
The Drawing expected To terminate in April
MODE
The numbers from 100000 Tickets Will placed in one
Wheel and the number of Blanks another
To number drawn from wheel Blank
and frlze wheel viii be drawn, until all are drawn.
srLENpIp SCHEME:
prize tthc Ferandah and Ground valued nj SJtlO9j
ao q" -. iiIies Theatre ana ground do do $4,000
do do ~. Charles Arcade, Building, Baths and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SDtur,jDu In, u 1S1n


A communication received from the Senate
stating that they had passed the bill 'concerning le
vics for building of bridges and causeways, with a
section by way of amendment. Ut provides, that
It shall be lawful for the county court whenever it shall
deem it necessary and proper to any road any
part thereof adjoining any town or village in the said
county to be widened the width shall not exceed
60 feet and the length thereof contiguous to the to
&c, 500 yards-and in order to widen the road the
same shall be adopted that necessary to open
road prOridcd, that garden, orchard, yard or
cnrtiIagc shall be condemned for the aoresa and
order shall be made to widen road, unless the
ority of the acting justices be presently Mr. SMITH OF
|. Of W. spoke in behalf of the amendment; and on
Mr. Broadduss motion, it was laid upon the table.
Messrs VESAELE, JACKSON of W., WILSON, and
POWELL, presented reports from Committees.
Mr.. JAcKsoS of Wood laid before the House valu-
able table of Circuit Courts of Law and Chancery for
the year, ending the Both of August last-whch he
hoped would be printed for the of the House
The order accordingly made for hspurpose. (The
following is summary Of the whole table:
Judgments at law 1852
ln'crlocutory DEGREES 2,O39
Final DEGREES 1913
Total decisions from which appeals may 1904
be had i''~o
Number Of appeals allowed 1873
" decided 81
A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

Being little nnetentls of one per cent. of the
total decisions in the Circuit Courts.
Pending in the Court of Appeals at Richmond 446
=" at Lewisburg, not stated
In the Richmond circuit, the number Of days Judge
Nicholas is in session is 192-The next highest num-
Der is in Judge Daniels circuit, 1879
Mr. POWELL rose to move reconsideration OF q
Report of the Committee Of Courts of Justice, which
had declared it nexpedient to enact law regulating
the commissions to be allowed commissioners appointed
BY the chancery courts for the sale of real and personal
estate, in order that the compensation throughout the
State may be uniform (The House had originally
Cured in the report-Mr Powell advocated the recon-
sideraton at some length Mr.. GREGORY opposed it.
Mr. STEPHENSON participated in the discussion On
taking the question: the House agreed to reconsider by
vote of 1I5 to 4I-and on Mr.. PowELLs motion, the
resolution then laid upon the table by considera
BILE majority
Mr. SEYMOUR called up the bill ITO convert the loan
Of $780, to the Winchester and Potomac Company
into stock, and for other purposes which was read
the lst and I'd times, and committed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

The charlottesville Republican" does in fact "do us
injustice, in supposng, that it policy only which
induced to express good feelings for Mr. Lipscomb
of Louisa. We not very apt bear malice in our
composition-and if Mr.. l.. did express any very un-
kind feelings towards us, at the celebrated dinner,
which got up for the purpose of revoutionzing his
county, we have long since forgotten and forgiven
thcm-We do not even bear luminosity towards the
Editor of the Republican, who has lately exhibited
very little disposition to shear forb"ar towards
rs" He is at least very good fellow; and our
only regret is, that such man should have be-
come a victim to the purposes OF others We re-
greet, that he came to Virginia firm Democrat-but
is probably destined to leave it a violent Wing. The
Editor will do the Justice 10 say, that there be
no "policy in the expression Of these feelings and re-
grets-We assure him, that whatever Indignation there
is in our temperament, principally reserved for those
politicians who have figured in high public stations 'to
whom much is given, and from whom much is expcc-
ed and who sacrifice their principles and their friends
to the violence of their passions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

Monday, Jan. %.
On Mr.. RAMEY's motion, leave was given to the Com
mttec Of Propositions to send for persons and pa
pers, touching the consideration of the petition of Abb
gail Mayo, praying increase ofolls of Mayos Bridge,
across James river at the city Of Richmond.
On MIR. WADEs motion, the Committee of Roads,
&c. was instructed to enquire into the expedency of
authorizing John Whitaker to build toll bridge across
Peak creek in the county of Pulaski.
On Mr.. ERsKISE's motion, the Committee of PROPOSE
TONS &c instructed enquire into the ezpediency
Of eectually preventing the killing of sheep by
dogs
On Mr.. REYNOLDS motion, leave given to bring
in bill to incorporate the town of Terra Sails in ka
nawha.
Mr.. RADCLIFFE submitted the following resolution
"Resolrcd, That the Committee Of Courts Of Justice
be instructed to inquire into the proprety of furnishing
the several Judges Of this with Robin
sons Practice and the Reports Of the Decisions Of the
Court Of Appeals and General Court, such of them
may be necessary aid said Judges in the discharge
of their Judicial duties Mr.. r. supported his
luton in strong remarks, showing the importance
and referring to the compensation of the Judiciary.
Mr.. STEPHENSON moved to amend the resolution, by
providing hat they should be paid for out of their sa-
laries." Both the amendment and original resolution
were rejected.
On Mr.. RIDLEr's motion, the Committee for Courts
of Justice instructed enquire into the expeden-
CIV of authorizing the Overseers of the Poor, Tor the
several counties of this Commonwealth, to hold their
annual meetings in july instead of the month OF June,
as now required by law; also, into the eJpedlency Of
authorizing the County Courts to lay their leves at
the July tsrm if not laid or completed at their June
term.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28
$4,000 Capital,
S.s)il nm 4. 80 puln

And many other przes-consstng OF valuable Buildings stoc
and Lots, all situated in New Orleans.
CT Tickets S2J,--no Shares
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

tftrati Of isncr from Marshall eouaty, Jan. 81.
Our friend Mr. Scott, has returned safe and sound;
ana although The Wings in his case have gained VIC
log; us by considered very credtablc one;
,Cf hey well know that we have considerable ma
lof'y IN MARSHALL county. They may make much Of it.;
,'f' We vii! give them complete Waterloo defeat in
the Sprlur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

that ''Alr. Rives is supporter Of Gen Harrison-and
adds, ''Thcrc has been strong thunder wasted
against Mr. Rivcs The Enquirer has hurled lis bolts
in vain. Conservatism and Reform nave amalganated
and their united forces Will beat down the Destructvcs
The election of Mr. Rivcs will lay the spirit of Van
Burcnism low enough in Virginia. That he will be
elected, have good prophecy in the storm which the
Enquirer anticipates to follow his success
'The election of Mr.. Rives will lay the spirit of Van
Bu-cnism low in Virginia.! and yet there men, pro-
fssed friends OF Mr. V b., who insist upon voting for
Mr.. Rves. They may well attempt to blend Oil and
water. But if our prophecy be good for any thing
Mr. Rives will not be elected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

The Charlottesville Advocate (Whig) says truly are
long there will be but two parties All discover that
they must either support oppose the Administration
and that the people will not tolerate any halfway bu
sness This maxim cuts both ways.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28
LOTTERIES.

JAMES PHALEN CO., have opened Office in Richmond,
the Office of D. NJ Hoy Esq., where they prepared supply
the public with Tickets in all Lotteries under their
DELAWARE LOTTERY Glass No 80 for 1870 TO be drawn
at Wilmington (De,) Monday, Jan. 81.
prize of $1,000 2oUo 1851, lOo 1000 do soo Goo 500;
do i0O do $780, do 2o0 do 1885, 10 do 100; 10 do 00 20
s0 20 do co. 50 dn 50; 60 do 30
- Numbers-l2 drawn ballots.
Wholes 81, halves So quarters
DELAWARE LOTTERY, Class No 2i l5io To he drawn
at Wilmington tDe.,) Tuesday, jar. %.
prize of $500 Of $50; Of 45) Of 400. Of 900; OF
800 Of $50; of l20 10 Of 100; 40 OF -; 80 OF co.
is .Humbcrs-lU drawn ballots.
Whoes 80: shares in proportion
DELAWARE LOTTERY, Class No ~ for 1910. To b. drawn
ri Wilmington, tDcl.,) Wednesday, Jan. 29.
prize of sSO0o of 2+00; Of ii; Of l,500 of 1900;
of 200; OF 1000; 2o 500; of 100; Of 3OO Of 800 10 OF
loO Is Of 60; Is Of 20; ~ OF 60; as3of 50.
~ Nunbers-li drawn ballots
DELAWARE LOTTERY, Glass %, Tor ls4o. To BE- drawn
Wilmington, tDel.) Thursday Jan. 30.
prize of $1,000 OF G20; Of 400; Of 300 Of 2 OF
$780, of 1906 Is Of co. Is OF 7O 20 Co. 20 of So LEA of 49,
~ Numbcrs-l3 drawn ballots.
$4,000.
DELAWARE LOTTERY Glass No %, for 1910. To be drawn
at Wilmington, (De.,) Friday, Jan. 81.
prize Of 200 5000 4,000 @ 10 of lO00 500; 20 Of
100 Of 100; go Of 90; la2 of so, 20, Is; 5s5 of TO-
rs Numbers-l4 drawn ballots.
Wholes IS, halves . So, quarters %.
JAMES PHALEN Il CO., Managers,
Richmond &c.
p Orders by mail thankfully received and promptly ATTENDED
Single Tickets, packages constantly for sale the MANA
gers Office.
p s-venders throughout! the Virginia. will be sup
Piled on the usual terms.
JAMES PHALEN & CO., Managers,
Richmond, IN.
Jan @ std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

Reamsr ashngton Correspondent of the Baltimore
Of uocah says that Mr. Walkers speech is ga theme
Inv az admiration and commentator. 1t is wor-
bv oil the appreciation that has been awarded to it
N''se who listened to its delivery"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

IL We are requested to announce that WM. R. eAs-
KERyiLLE will not be candidate at the ensuing cleo
ton to represent the county of Mcckenburg in the next
Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28
The Weather,

McIlhany's majority for Senate, 30i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

We are indebted 10 member of the Legislature for
the following extract of letter from of the fines,
and ine!llgcn; Republicans in Virginia His past
and present political positions best defined in his
own words:
r-, Il letter gentleman the ccarV 10 member Of The
.2S.rw5iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-28

JAMES PIIAEN & CO.. have opened Office in Richmond
second door below the ruins of the Eagle Hotel adjoining
the Office Of D. VI Hoyt Esq., where they prepared supply
with Tickets in all Lotteries under
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05

IN this town, on the Let Inst, b, the Rev A. Paige
Mr. William H. Gould, to Miss Cynthis A. Stock
well. M
10 Drookline on The 9Th Of Mey, by Rev ID. NJ
Crane Of iraiion, Mr. Hosea y. Crane 10 Miss Marj
Barrett, both Of Dronkiinc.
H. Halifax on the 27,h uf May, by Rev Mr. Ballou
Mr. JOHN Corkinr Of Whtingham to Miss Phcbe
Goodnow Of Halifax. tte 4,
Cuped bu, laughed, while he shsrpencd his Dart;
With his eye on his victim the while,
And threw IL, adromiy, trnns6xing the heart;
Sufiusins the face with blush aud n smile.
The wound proving mortal, las seldun 1t fsils,)
Hymcn, the Doctor,) was called to prercrihe.
b nosirum (but oneJ for this worst Of all ails,
Moot freely was given; thus endeIh the Scribe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
ANOTHER ISLANDER REFU1ED.


The British Tory paper published in this
village contained the following editorial article
last week, which we copy for the purpose of
showing our readers how entirely destitute ii
IS Of truth, when compared with the following
statement whichwe take from the Madisonian.
i really seems as if the PRIME object of the
British Tory papers was TO dstort everything
which relates to the Wing party or its Candi-
dates. Do they expect in this way to gain 10
tiers. We tell them that they cannot succeed
while they use such means. The freemen Of
this Country have their eyes and their ears
open and will not be mislead by such vile SIAN
ders as are issued weekly in that paper.
MORE DEFALckTIoN.--J.C G. s. Harrison,
the son Of General Harrison and a receiver
Of public moneys in Ohio, was removed
from Office BY President Jackson because
he was defauler to the amount OF 25,000
A large balance still remains due TO the Gov
eminent notwithstanding General Harrison
was bis security. Oh, what wicked Gov.
eminent la this case as in that OF Swart
won't. the country has suffered nconceiyably
in consequence Of tuking insufficient securi
ty The weeping wings who listened to the
eloquent appeals Of Citizen Justsiarre.u,
last winter at Townshend. in relation 10 the
gross negligence aud extravaganza OF the
General Government will understand ouI
aliusion.-- WiadAam County Democrat. e
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
DIED.

10 this village, on Tuesday escning I'll ina,., very
snddeny, Nj Warren Buck, aged III.
in,Leyden, May II, Nj Benjamin killon, aged S.
\ revolutionary soldier. ttti tt4f H tt
Ia Lsysien, May 20, Mr. Thomas Wells.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05

4, - ;. ="
w 'saN"g neisei. anu ,eni'uren wthou'
has No resoorce ba, ~ ornaai - ,b. IS,. oIe
" of the representative OF The American
People; and she respectfully conceives thai,
she has some claims to their favorable con.
s,ue'au9"; us oaugh,er ana only chIid
cIs;msnnon,n., conn =" 'd;e I'm ooi Jus
sofailhfuIy, &sosucc essfulyseryed &inwhose
cause he at length expired 10 the arms of vic.
tory. Your petitioner will offer no evidence
Of me services o. ner miner rom his earliest
;h"n " ~ ' -" ~ pe au ms s,o.'ops uea'h
Of The nation, and englayen upon The hears
of his f,lIow.citizens.
All which is respectfully submitted.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05

CCYTHES, Rakes, pitch forks, and every
- variety Of farming tools, chenp, At
BIRGE & DICKINSON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-06-05
GOODS.
NEyV
10 our former stock Tho second

II UST added TO our former stock the second
~ purchase Of
Spring and summer Goods,
which enables Us 10 offer TO our cstsfoners and
the public LAReER assortment Than ever be-
fore offered, from the best TO the cheapest, both
Of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES.
CO To those who choose rich aud valuable
Goods we would shy, CALL, and we will not
disappoint you; and for the benefit Of those
who would buy cheap goods we will quote
some, Of our many how prices:
Sheeting 81, Z, and Sc.
Shirting a, 4, and &c. 'N
Furniture $40, 10, and 2lc.
Dunstable Bonnets $I,25.
Also for Sale,
Oats, Rye, Corn, Barley, Beans, Peas,
Flannel, Ffocking, Wool, &c. nc. &c.
Kept constantly on hand, Flour, Lime, aud
every article which might be expected at o
Farmers Variety Store. "a
WANTED:
5 tons of good Butter, for which the highest
price will be paid. Also, all kinds Of Produce
in exchange for Goods.
J. DUNKLEE JR. s. CO
Guiford Centre, May IS, l540. SO
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NOR SALE, good new pattern CHURNS
II at BlRGE & DICKlNSON'S.
Balsam of LiverwOrt.
To our Country Reade

To our Country Readers.
DR. TAYLOR'S Balsam of Liverwort, an
~ original vegetable medicine, is well de-
serving the attention Of those of our readers
who are suffering from Consumption, Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Debility,
Splitting Of Blood, or other symptoms Of dis.
eased Lungs or Liver. This remedy is GER
tainy destroying that Destroyer Consump-
tion-and will prove cure for thousands OF
our suffering readers, who know not whittier
to go for relief SIS Bowery Is the proprietor's
office There are very many frauds. Sun.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CoMPLAIHr.--For
long time suffered with these diseases, and
was the more alarmed, as had lost two bro
theirs with these diseases. had the best med.
ical advice In vain: every remedy was tried
without effect, and | was almost in despair.
was wasting away, very nervous, had bad
cough, loss Of strength, and many dangerous
symptoms. AT length tried DR.. Taylor's
Balsam oil Liverwort, and, must say, this
medicine acted like charm. It's restorative
powers should be made public.
WIN. HoLDREDGE, l61 Green st.
ASTHMA CUREp. Mrs. Ruton, OF 2l8 Lau-
rens street, says she has been cured of this
severe disease, accompanied with severe cough
and difficulty Of breathing, by the use of DR..
Taylor's Balsam Of Liverwort, aitermany other
medicines failed.
LooK OUT Fon FRAuDsl Remember the
ORIGINAL Office for the sale Of this medicine
genuine, is at SIS Bowery. No connection
with any other article Of similar name. A
daring imitation has recently been issued,
which Il will be well TO guard against. Buy
none that does not come from 375 Bowery, NY.
J. C. STONE 4 CO.
Green River, w., General Agents for
Windham County
8. r. THoMpsor, Townsheud.
BiReE, BRAcKErr x Go. Hrattleboro
IT, @. SvAHsAwK, Greenfield, Mass,
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, s..
AT the Probate Court holden ut Wilmington
in said district on the last Thursday of May,
A. ID. l5a0.---Present Hon. Henry Smith,
Judge:
ZONES Sarah Holbrook, Executrix of the
~ last will and testament Of JOHN HOL-
BROOK, late of Brattleboro in said district
deceased and moves for an exteniion of the
time heretofore allowed her TO render an ac-
count Of her administration and pay the debts
Of said deceased; whereupon il is ordered that
a hearing be had in the premises before said
Court at the session thereof to be holden at
Fayetteville in said districton the lastT Thursday
of June next; and for the purpose of notifying
all concerned Of the time and place ofhearing,
said Executrix is directed to publish copy Of
the record Of this order three weeks success
sivey in the Vermont Phoenix, as seon as
may be. A true copy Of record.
40 Attest, A. KEYES, Reg'r.