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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
UNION HOUSE, MONTPELIER. VT.

NHE suPscrbel would respectfully inform the public that
he has taken the above named House and that the estab
shm Mt has been fitted up in good sylc-he daers him
self that entire satisfaction will be given all who may ia
customers, who have pGronizcd him while keeping the
Stage House, at Danvlls, for than years past he
still hopes that they will continue their favos the UN
ION HOUSE. And he respectfully invites his present
patrons and the travelling public generally, when visiting
the Capital to call him. pIedgng himself that his
shall be- kept in clean quiet and peaceabe manner and
that he will endeayo render according his ability the
stay ofhls guests pleasant and comfortable
Montpelier, Jan, 9, lS4l JNO. KELSEY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

GLASS GLASS, GLASS Il 5000 fee; Glass,
VI ted sizes for sale by Bancroft and Riker Dec 1910
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@g29@S9 2@Sl. 81 l 6, "a 8 50.

II S. AlNSWORTH respectfully informs the Ladies
II. and 9 .nllemen Of Montpelier, that he will commence
this day giving of lessons in the above useful and
essential branch of education.
Gentlemen will be taught bold, ee and round hand
suitable for the lcdgcrhc ladies beautiful flowing hal
that be acquired and written with and facility
Mr. A. having devoted long time pfactcing aud leach
ing the SOngsonian System Of Peumanshp while connec
ted with author Mr. Strong feels confident of securing
the rapid improvement OF those who may become his pupils
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

T:.SH paid for prime Butter by
~ Nov 26 LANGDON X WRIGHT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

of super blue c 10th | 81
Heavy double milled cas-
sincre pants 8 ~
Drilling Oyoralla 90
SlaW groon Jucketts ~
Stout blue dri.liRg Ffoeks as
so doz stout hehvy az
wool socks double yarn
/ from NewhampshiTe, ca 25
Stout neavy drawers | 90
/ A pair ofdrawers and a
stout heavy undetshirt
Of 1annol 90
A lot Of Umbrellas, good
article 81
Knit brewers, good stout
article 90
A lOi Of heavy Gloves
some very elegant era
watts 4 hdkfs from lee to 90
A stout article of pants
for luboTing men / 90
Surtouts from 10 to Is on
RToadcloIh pants 4 90
Knit under shirts 10
Green, blue, black aud
crimson silk velvet vests and
an endless variety of other
goods al prices corresponding
with The times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

100 CALLS. NEUVETAS SYRUP "a new artt-
wv Gle made from The sugar for table use, for
sale at the Cash Store Of LANGDON WRIGHT. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
MICS Il DEMOCRATS OF BOSTON,

you elect Harrison Martin Van Buren, you
get along without clothes and low prices seem 10 10 tho
order ofthe would suggest to you to call at 81 Ann ST.,
opposite Merchants Row, before purchasing as will lind
every Hrtien constituting Genemnns Wardrobe rom fine
Coat TO a Linen Collar aud good of h
plain damon Beaver Cloths, plluts Casmeres Ves
tngs which will be made up order the
terms good DO made tab
shmen Boston large Ready Made Clot n
ing constantly hand adapted business man
oTlu boTar D the following low pTlces,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

CAsH paid for WOOL brought sooa, BY Langdoo and
~ Wright Nov %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

ID ECElVED and for sale tons shoe shape also tons
Band Iron assorted Sizes by BRADLEY & HYDE.
Burlington, Dee 1910. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

iOTORRS & LANGDONS have received the re-
mainder of their stock of WINTER GOODS,
comprising greater variety than ever offered In this
vicinity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

- DECEIVED and for Sheeiings aud Shrungs, b
the bale by Bradley and Hyde. Burlington, Dec sac
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

IAOA FLOUR! FLOUR!
I%tU BBLS. primo Rochester and tennessee Flour,
just received and will be sold low for cash by CROSS
HYDE, Montpelier, Nov. 24-s0
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u Days from Boston. Stous and Langdons have Just
ASrecelycd Mousln de Lanes printed Saxony Cloth, blue
black dark satin, etc. Oct 70.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

II
DIX. and blue black Cambeteens silk warp, blue black
ID Moenoes, etc. this day received BY
Dec TO- CHARLES SPALDING.
IHLOUR! FLOUR Just received hon Rochester
1000 bbs wheat flour which will be sold the low
est prices by Burbank and Langdon. Oct 24f.
ERESH FRUIr--Sorrs and Lansdons have just
ceved fresh lemons and oranges, figs, rasins and
prime Malaga grapes. Nov &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

p ECElVED and for sale, 1000 bushels Coarse Salt
IL also 80 bags Ashion's Butter Salt by Bradley and
Hyde. Burlington, Dec. 1910. So
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

STORRS AND LANGDONs have this 2Oth day OF
~ October received French wrought Collars, Inscrngs,
ceiton and silk nett Laccs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

SUGARS, TEAS AND MOLASSES,-20 lbs brown
- Suga 1900 lbs D r and fine opf Supsr 10 hhds Mo-
asses 90 chests Tea, o. Tyson Hyson, son Skin and
Black Tea, for sale by Bancraft and Rlker Dec 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04

GROUND WHITE LEA D-Storrs and Langdons
" furnish lead ground oil which will prove much better
the consumer than the dry lead. Oct "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
CIVIL WAR IN TEXAS.
From fbe .Naicbiiocbcs Jd.,oJ ne,


For some tune past the parties in Eastern Texas
known rs the Regulators aud Modentors have been In
duIgng IN seditous brols and lcnds committing rctaa
tory acts OF outrage upon the lives and property of the
citizens. and rendering the peace and security of the com
munlN pcclflos IN the extreme. The violent measures of
each party haNeat length we arr informed provoked the
Government o IcNas Ia active measures for their sup
preston, and the Colonel Commandant of the militia OF
San Augustine county has received orders to draught
two hundred 10 quell the traitorous factions.
There Will no doubt be blood shed in the event ri
an encounter The militia may be nlned by the Rcgll
tos bui Is believed that the Modcrators will be rout
ed out The object which primarily brought the lcgu-
ators together Was the honorable wish 10 rid the com
muny Of the more uyet,rac of large band Of loal,rs
Tuwdes and gamblers. who Were residing in their midst
aud sadly mlurng the interests of the community hy
Their unguyerned and aNcSS conduct The Moderators
nave risen into dsincuonhy opposing all the of the
Regulators In their ranks are this band of despcra
1 does Both parties large in numbers and com
PRISE great portion oi the inhabitants They have REQ
uarly chosen captains and commanders their discipline
! too. Is based on an arbitrary and military code When
ever band 81 either party meet npcther Il battle ensueS
ana the Ncors carry oil their prisoners triumph 10 then
head quarters. - has the battle been hitherto wapino
and SOFT would continue, only increasing the number o
conhalahiS were not stop put 10 II by Governments Ii
Is hut The oiherday that professional gentlemen by the
name oi Dr Butler. while riding near Shehyyile was AT
Iachdiy one ol these paros and his horse shot from I'M
der HIM and himself wounded As to the amount Of c,
HcS they have taken trom their pursuitsn M and mad,
prisoners, II Is impossible To ascertain There has been
however, rumur in town that the Malrraurs had oipl
r made capture of thirteen. We hopc that su fir,n
and ample provision will be made by the Texas Govern
mont for their entire determination and IN The r, tim,
We have 10 wish every SUCCESS 10 the lriot,c citin al
San Augustine county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
April Is
A REMEDY FOR rEUlsH-CANklK Am
NURSING SORE MOUTH.

'ioi both Young and old, bat especially mothers
and infants, are every cons gned to the BY
The above stubborn diseases The misunderstanding and s
norance OF most practising physicians in regard this dis
ease, and the consequent uncertainty of from their pre
scrptions, is subject of remark among all os,
VIII" have suffered from the disease who have witnessed
the suierngs OF others.
IT, therefore, gives much pleasure to be able sdtr ID
tins class OF sufferers sure remedy; which has NEVER
fiLID III single instance in the aggravated eases of
this disease where the mother and child have been
oNcfed externally with canker the hole BODY
as Well as internally.
Many the have Witnessed performed by these
medeies, IN the wo:s stages of THRusHrANKER ,xp Stn
SING S7RE Ao TIL even where the patient had been given o
yer by number 81 the most talented phy sicians
present this compound thus confidently because we
kno" Il Is only 10 be tested 10 be appreciated
f"r saie by DlNhI-E s ri MBOUGH
Oct
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classic AZ $e'EHDNa
q. %lrurrAs.s.

He subscriber, who has bcan engaged for the lat
five years IN teaching School, will open School IN
the town % ynclbafg, for the instruction Of males y
clnsiVcy commencing Monday the lilh of January
NEXT, aud erminatin9on the Sh Of December ilowi.9
with month vacation, from the 9th Of June t4ic oh
Of July.
lnthIs School will be taught the atm Grcckand Eng
sh languages and the lrsl branches Of Mathematics.
The course ii instruction viii bc such as To prepare The
pupils for COLLEGE OF for the ordinary transactions of life
Every attention viii be paid II the morals Of the pupils
we'll as perscveng effort II promote their advance
ncni IN then studies
Scholars will only be charged ironthetne Of entrance
and no deduction will be made afterwards for absence cN
cept in cases oil protmcted sickness.
Terms per session Of months, payable at the end Of
the session:
For Classical scholars, sI5 90
For English scholars over IL II 80
For English Scholars under - 10 On
WILLIAM b. FEATIlFRSTON
REFERENCES
VIM. H. Harrison Fsl., Principal Amelia Academy
Doctor Thomas MeauN,
MAJOR John II. Steger, .30,cia,
Captain II Meade,
Col. Samuel ID Burke
Doctor James Agnew, Prince Eitea,d
Giles A. Miller, Esq.
Nov. : WITS
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31Mttral.
H Fre>s the kaiokcgboekef
EplTAPM On BARREL OF FLOUR.

Thou sr departed ,--gooe tho way Of all
Tlsc things Of Garth Peace To thy quiet rnanes
w deeply grieve and many tear shall taii
In thy remembrance sorrow for tAe pans
Whh which thou dnsi on The sissnaeh wrong
We weep-,o think that thou shoal1st last - long
Thou wea fruitful ssarve Of many Ills.
(which our tortured h.-des sorr complained
: I'D all ,lose irequcn, heavy doctors bills
That always KEEP, car slender purses dIa'nei
Tothrc ws owed, beyond the .ligh,,s, question,
Oar head aele', night maros-blaes and indigestion
Thou werf most stubborn ,-nercr wenidst ta1a shape
s. Thysclf 10 q cakes, any thing
That's eatable and many lnckcss sersPe
Upon nv housewife, sisters guests would bring
For spite OF all the size could bestow
WLenc'cr she Gu, her cake, she found IT dough.
No fire no, could hahe the into brad
The s.sc,en-,imes" heated furnace lufid blast
Thou dds, dcfy--the ovens CLOWN bed
The cocks COMPOUNDED, all declared at last,
"Sbould they thy loaf in Etna's crater throw,
Even then, thou wouldsi ont bat leavy dough"
I'm not Ger daipt, in my daily diet
As many Landlords know, nr ought 10 know,
For have paid uuhagcou, bulls in quiet,
Through all the States, iram Maine Ia Mexico.
For hun, er often makes tn, tra, Her pt,ze
VIVA, all the chemists nee could analszc.
I've lived in steam boats, il You'll call If living
Where Ira, ellers of obliged 10 snpc
With sirangest compounds stewards often giving
To passengers vhat they should have for ,aaf
Inevtr qae-tion-tis dangerous habit
A cat tastes best when you suppose il rabbit
I've lived in southern inns and there ate
A dubious manufacture mi-faled bread
Twas thread by eeuftcsy'=whosc elanmt weight
Upon the o'eriharged stomach lay like had
And cen Ike coiled incubus alfrc-.el II,
Iefying every effort ia digest It >
In tough slip-biscnt GRtn.as sa~ In. bread.
I've had some sad experience ia IN, DAY,
And roughs the fp5d On which r,c ailen fed
But as lnr thee in Justice lei me say,
OF all the iate I've known, fnam last Ia Grst,
Thou west the rlushesi, inagbest s9Ssif.t-wars
hroa heid, .7ustfsf 1871. +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

An anecdote illustrative Of the manner in which the
james river route Is engroSng the CARVING trade for
e south west and East Tennessee has ust come to our
Aho"hd9e Waggoner who started from East Ten
nessee with load oproduce for Baltimore fund that he
could do better by going 10 Iynchburg shipping his pro
dnco via this place to Baltimore and re oadn1 at Lynch
burg with goods for East rennessce-rhc produce WIS
shipped accordingly 10 Baltimore hut upon its reception
efe' me merchant to whom was consigned got As mad
march hare, and was very much in tho condition ~
Widow Nadman. who would neither love Uncle Toby
nor lei alone He would neither take charl,e of the
produce nor let it alone, for some time fnay tho hc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
.sar..on SAFE az Hnch0non.

sht.RSi ANT Ia decree Of the Circuit Superior
p Court Il Law and Chaheefy, fof Bedford county.
pronounced in the VI DaaleY, vs. Markc,J shall.
Comm proceed h sell II the highest bidder. in
the i5nn Of Buchanan IN the 9th day Of November
ncxt a certain LOT known As No. (. on the corner Of
Man and Cnns Streets. The said Lot, the interest
and right Of John Markle will be sold credit of sly
twelve and eighteen months. the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, and tho title will he withheld
till all the payments made. as further security.
The above named Lot was conveyed by Elisha Ne
Cannaian and Allen Taylor. EsIrs. Commissioner r..
to John and Charles Marhlo by deed of record in Boe=
tolri county, bearing date Sth April, 1910 Acting as
SHAH only convey such title Is in
vested by sad decree though the same Is believed to be
good. NM l.. GOGGIN, Conan +.
Oct. 1 WSw
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then invited II fensin aid dlns the hotel many ,ii
hu, iherc wefe between lry and fifty ladies' and great
luunber Of gentlemen who down 10 very nie ami
well prepared dinner. After dining, the premiums wcfe
read aloud and Distributes bli viii undertake the
,asa Of telling uho Fscoycd them and what TIN, WIRE
as suppose the S~iey viii publish the proceedings,
and well satisfied that YOUR readers 1ro heartily
tir,s Of my yolahliiy by this time. will in conclusion
say that in my opinion. and in that Of all good iudg@
the articles exhibited did honm n the airol Il ekbrdge
and 10 their industry. That this very useful and inter
'sng Ss-ety may flourish and increase and more.
and that the ladies viii Continue give all the aii they
can 10 extend lis usefulness Is thu ardent ,lrr 81
Oh afhe Ia,iies y Rockif4lec
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ter PAL Il ms uaafa Pot Tho ascendant att hc paas IL
IN his uafe,ous, but tuk n.ycnst on the wagapef by
writing cticf IN which be mathematical tn pof lel
o,, az heartily d d.. Shop Obadiah beenrse he did
not .rrYe his team tho Wbale rIHfe = Wmehester
Ihe fact IS. thai the l4as line 81 wagan rpnie lfln
Tennessee 10 Winchester e,nnh possibly be kept up
painsi the pratef facility chcapaess and safety u The
transportation va this place. II must be bfuken up Who'll
~ All Tho capita Winchester can Command. with the
graiaio,s transportation nlo the bargain, can't keep IT.
Tho increase Of transportation from Baltimore Ia Tins
place shows the way things gong. short time
snce there onlaah 10 support steamer, and
them thru larg steamers. which each Of Them
make the inp and ru every week. IN addition II the
selcpners which have heea regularly on the lIne.
lKlrhnold Calhpiler
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fkNlE LINE OF STAGES ria the N,,ur,,
Bridge, Dlrcl's Springs, II the White sulphur
Springs and Lewis~re, has commenced again n,nnnu
regularly. Leaving Lynchburg evtry "Wednesday
Friday and Sunday mornings, and connecting at Lewis,
burg with the main mail line 10 Guyandol,c.
EoEs THE s0UTH
TIE MAIL LINE l5r the South RIA Danyille ~
Greensbomugh. \. C.. connecting the regular mail lima
for the south, leaving Iynchburg every Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday mornings, at : O'Clock \. NJ
q. NJ. BRUCE :.
April - WIS ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

1 4 Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery,
"A continued aud held BY adjournment, for Nelson
county, at the Courthouse Thursday the 9TH day Of
October, 1911
James Garland aud Beverly IIargrove executors of
John J. llaroroye. deceased Plaintiffs
against
John pncharl Hiram W. Dawson. Trustee Sc
William J Kidd, Henry 5. Pcyton, Frederick 5. Pey
ton, and others Defendants
IL tHANcERY.
This cause on this day Ia be further heard upon
the papers formerly read the petition oi James Garland
and beverley laeroye. executions Of John j. largroye
deef ased and the thereto by Ann f. lIargrove
and Rohcu {. Cutler, aud MAS argued by counsel. On
consideration whereof the Court. correcting the decree
OF the 9th day OF May last. doth order that Alexander
Fitzpatrick. the receiver appointed by said order first
IaF unto Hiram w Dawson the 81 S36 -. for his
expense and trouble IN selling the lot in the proceedings
mentioned nrur~ance Of the orcroftbe % DAY Of May
lsB. And the Court being ofopinion that the said loi
should be- rcsod for the purpose of paying the purchase
money wlehsl remains unpaid. doth further adiudoe
ofdcrand decree that James Garland BE- appointed com
missioner hosc duty 1t shall be sell said lot on the
premises. 10 tho highest bidder at public auction, ON
credit OF iweye months, having advertised the time and
aee 81 sale at least thirty days previous thereto in the
- s4 ,an PAPER published in the town of Lynch
bur- and at HE front door ofthe Courthouse Of this
~ taking bond with approved security from the purchaser
or purchasers retaining the title until the purchase money
Is paid, and make report 10 tins Court
\ Copy-I'ese,
RIO. {. CUTLER, OK
In obedience to the foregoing order shall proceed on
Wednesday the stdy ofDecembcr next to sell the nt
aud improvements, therein mentioned the terms spoci
fled J. GARLAND.
Nov. ND
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EAEG tTessS - T. y
~ T. ~ n ~ !.

Of II ~ % IL.
EAyiG.I. he r4ll. at public auction ON "Wednesday
w the - daF of December neat. the prcluszf
the Iruct oI Land.
belonging the Estate oi Williams L. Daniel. decreased.
(f5nncry owned by Jonathan JohnsJn.) containing
ISIS Acre
one halt in woods. This Tract Of Land il pleasantly ST
uated in good ncghborhood. Two and aahaf miles south
Of LynchInrg adjoining the lands Of Paul Jones, r. Per
kins, and ID. Il. E.dley Tie farm IS well improved
having good Orchard Garden about 30 Meadow.
and with many other oonyenencos. desirable fr c9un
trY reudrneenea town.
a tho time and place. will be sld the crop Of
Cafn Hay and Oats six II1rs-s. two Wagons. Catle.
| logs Household and Kitchen Furniture. Terms made
known ON day Of sale Sale 10 be- conducted BY Payne
y Turner Auctioneers
GEO. W s JOHN DANIEL. EN'ors of
Villains 2. Daniel. deed
Nv. < IT'D
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i tSp.
JOS. WILSON, OK.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, .

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Liberty. Oct. %, lS4l. {
The parties in this will take notice. that shall
at my Office, in this town. the hour of III o'clock, A.
NJ, of Thursday the ID day of December, 1871, com
mence the accounts directed by the foregoing decree
which time and place they will attend. with their ac-
counts vouchers Witnesses and copies Of court papers.
for examination and settlement.
J. A. WHARTON, c.
Nay. WV
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N,,v |

4 L Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
N ry, continued by adjournment and held for the
county of Amherst, at the Courthouse, Friday the
Sid day Of September, ISL
Joseph Pettyiohn, Plaintiff,
Thomas Chenault and Mary his WIFE John Jenkins
and Betsy his wife, Benjamin Schoocd and Susan his
wife, Sally Mays, William Jenkins. John Barker and
Dicey his wife, late Dcey jenkins. and John Burnett
who claims to be the administrator Of Molly Chenaut,
Defendants
IL CH,SoERY.
The Court, not at this time deciding any other points
IN the cause, doth adudge order and decree that the
plaintiff do render and settle. before Robert NJ Brown.
a special commissioner selected by the PARTIES an ac
count Of his administration ofthe OF his intcsate
commencing with and making the settlement thercufhy
commissioners IN the country bearing date the 18th
day OF February $50. which is recorded in the Clerks
Office ot Amherst county court the 10th day of Feb
ruary 1880 the basis oil his said account. liable iuwev-
cr Ia correction To It's form structure. aud for any
errors which may be apparent upon its face, together
with his transactions since the date of the said settle
meni-ln taking which said accounts. the Commissioner
shall report alternate statements Of the legatee accounts
IN one Of which the plaintiff be charged with nte-
rest 0P5nany balances found due from him. and in the
other Wlthour interest. All which said accounts the
SAID commissioner will take. state and Settle and make
report thereof 10 the Court, with any matters specially
Stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which may be re
CURED by the parties 10 be 50 stated 4 Copv-Ieste
ROBERT TlNSiEY, On.
CoMMlssoNER's OFFICE.
Amherst Courthouse Nov. ID ISL
The parties will take notice that have appointed Mon
day the Sd day of January next to commence the TAKING
OF the accounts IN the foregoing order mentioned on
which day, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ they are
requested to attend nj my office with their accounts
vouchers and copies Of Court papers. prepared for cxa
nation and settlement.
RIO. NJ BROWN, Spell. Com'r.
- - Win
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ROBERT II<SLEN, OK.
CoMMIssloNER's OFFICE. Z

CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.
Amherst Courthouse, Nov. ID 1871.
The parties will take notice HAT | have appointed
"Wednesday the 9TH day Of January next, to commence
the taking Of the accounts in the foregoing order mention
cd, which day. at the hour of lOoclock A. NJ they
are requested 10 attend my Office. with their accounts
vouchers and copies Of Court papers, prepared for
nation and settlement.
RO. NJ. BROWN, SIP. Com'r.
Ny - Win
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The court doth order that tie defendant Sally l,bc.
surviving administrative OF Xachariah sbeIl decd do
render before Robert NJ. Brown, Special Commissioner
r thai purpose appointed, account Of her admnstra
uon o the estate finer said ntestate and that the Plain
TIT do render before the commissioner account Of
hs lesiaor administration Of the estate Of the said Zach
aah lshe decd which accounts the said commissioner
thereof to the Court together with accounts between the
the parties, with any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself required by the parties TO be
Slaicd. \ CnnN-Irsin