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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
GALEN l. BROWNS ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by The
4 Hon. Probate Court, for the District of Gale.
dpna, commissioners, to receive, examine, and ad-
Just The claims and demands of all per sons
the estate of GALEN l. BROWN, late of Iyn-
don, in said district, deceased, represented nsol.
vent, and the term Of six months from the 9Th day
the creditors of said deceased, exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us--Do give notice
that we will attend TO the duties of appoints
ment the late dwelling house of the deceased, 10
Lyndon in said district, the last Tuesday of
September, 1872 and on the first Tuesday Of Feb
ruary. 1913, at o'clock, afternoon, on EACH Of
said DAYS.
S SASL i a sSdG?a Commissioners.
Lyndon, August II. io42 264w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
HON. MILLS DEFoREsT's ESTATE.

The subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Essex Com
mrssloners receive, examine, and adjust the
claims and demands OF all persons, against the Es
tate of MILLS DEFOREST, late OF Lemln gton,
in said district, deceased, represented insoivent,
and the term of six months from the third day of
August, A. ID. 1912, being allowed by said Court
to the creditors of said deceased, TO exhibit and
prove their respective claims befote us--Do give
notice tina, we will attend to the duties Of our APP
pontment at the dwelling house of Abdel Blodg-
cit, in Lexington, in said district, on the first
Monday of January, and on the third day OF Feb.
ruary next from ocIock forenoon on each of
said DAYS unit, four o clock in the afternoon.
JESSE COOPER, "Reminiscences
JAMES II. MILLS,
Angus, 10, A 1912. 2o4w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
6VctO and DiGt0.'1

"Veto and Ditto" was given as toast by Gins
j. inGersoll, loco member from Pennsy vania,
at dinner given TO the ocoloco members of Con.
gress by John Tyler just after the Veto Of the FIRST
tariff Bill And what does il mean "You have
done right in Vetoing the first Bill, and now give
US another Veto" This is the company into
which Tyler has fallen
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
wings OF 81. .Johaasbury [!

town Convention o: the Wings of St. Johns
bury Is hereby notified 10 meet at 5. FRENCH'S
INN, Centre village, on Thursday, Aug. 25, at s
o'clock, Z. NJ for the purpose of selecting a can
didate for town Representative, and discuss and
consider the important political questions now be
tore the American people. 1t is desirable that
there be a full and punctual Attendance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23

ENOTlCE. The Caledonia County Bible Society
will hold its 25th Anniversary at ST. Johnsbury
Centre, on Thursday, the first day of September
next, at P. Nj. Speakers engaged, and ar
engagements made TO render the meeting of great
interest 10 the religious community General az
Tendance is solicited r.. T.. HAND, Sec.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
" 4 TsRR ia GIG So

In Danyille, July %, by Rev. Mr. Bedford, Mr.
Joseph Choate to Miss Caroline Wiley, both OF
Peacham.
In Walden, 10Th ut Mr. Aarcn Hand to Miss
Emily Howard.
In Walden, 3I inst. by Rev. a. Royce, William
Clark, "A. b. Of Barre, to NJ ISIS Elizabeth w. Far
rington, OF the former place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23

Many have been The commentators of late Of
the exercise of the Veto powor in the columns Of
the locoioco papers The consequence is, Capt
Tyler thinks the self tyled democrats like Vetoe d
and so he let's thatn of at rapid rate. We don't
like this King power, it is too strong for dam
ocracy, do like lis fruits.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
'I,rk the Slanderers!

"" .ook have the British Democratic
G''h " w.. charged Col Paine with being hos
g; V''' ,,oyvers, lin favor of admitting wool
p'" and of reducing the price OF wool t"
rr' From personal knowledge of the
fe'0 ''|' Paine. we pronounced these charges
% '' BLACK LIES.
~ m, then know that Col. Paine had
n G'' Wv -, and constantly urging orr delega
'p raoo,ess, by letter after letter, 10 Obtain
Qa .Iao,a,e protection TO the wool grower.
800 60, Col Paine is now and ever was,
w. IS "" |oro,oc,ion to WOOL and WOOLENS
p ,orC,FIC DUTIES. The annexed CORES
.oook for itself. Read it, wool growers,
p ,,. suffer Col. Paine to be LIED OUT Of
.,ooort, il you choose.
A LETTER OF HON. WIN. SLADE.
WASHINGTON Aug. Sd, 1912.
\ s,,.-My attention has been called to
n 'DE4H , r. the Ace published at Woodstock in
4 W. "%bsoryed that Gov Paine is charged with
'l ,nOoseL to an adequate protection of wool in
j FrlMl,nent ofthe Tariff. | am very much sur
N W, his charge. Gov. Paine wrote to me
4 4, Gur months ago, and | believe about tho
\ dl ;n,e IN most if not all, oft Vermont dele
Il
i hJ oy on both wool and woolens. For my
&ys,n an additional stImnlus from his letter TO
Il ada all in my power TO obtain favorable
4 Nislou here 10 oar great interest; and am
n .s4at the same effect was produced on my col
y. / deem it my duty, as IN act OF sheer
n n Gov. Paine, to advise you Of these fac ts +,
n ,snd Won as do herewith, "A copy the letter
!, ,bich have referrd. Though it was evi
4 n, not written Tor publication, but for effect
H. ,el! take tho liberty to send il to you, and
m5oii rs publication to your direction.
WILLIAM SLADE."
LETTER OF COL. PAINE.
ro,y of a,letter from Col. Paine to AIR Slade in
BrI last.
Nv the paners | see that the Committee on
,,ritartures have repurted Tariff bill, and fix
Al y,lorem duty on wooden cloths.
aTb- rowing 1T wool is uf more importance in
Al. STATE. as you are aware, than any other bnsi
=, II cannot be sold, unless manufactured,
nj ofcourse, the higher the manufacturer can al
1,dppay, the better price will il bear unless i,
an he imported.
nRctb wool and wooeus should I've abundan,Iy
,,iss,sl by specific duty. An al valorom duty
rs,,, has, MOI never will, give a sale and certain
Britcioo Our Delegation in Congress cannot,
|, his inp render a more essential service TO the
,eoa,sofhis State than by insisting upon, and
5aan. sufficient and certain duty upon those
70 articles and 10 be so, beg TO be excused for
yea,iDg that it must be specific.
CHARLES PAINE
Hon, WILLIAM SLADE."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
OTAC E---Private school.

MFR e. SPRAGUE will open private school
IVA fuI Ladies' and Gentlemen in Cabot, (Lower
Viiiage) on Monday, the 9Th of September, in
which instruction will be given in the common
English branches, Mathematics and The Languages
Terms of tuition per quarter, $500.
Having heen connected with burlington College
for The past years, and had consde rable expe-
Renee in school teaching, Mr. Sprague hopes to OBJ:
tam share of public patronage.
Z. $. Particular pains will be taken with those
intending TO teach the ensuing winter.
Aug. II, 1912. 264w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23

o. Latest news from Washington Is, that the
Wings bad held meeting TO what they could
do after disposng Of the Veto and the result to
some extent, favorable.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
feiEe (! fire! ENErc!

FENIiE Members of ''the Vermont Mutual Fire Ia
d surance Company" are hereby notified that
the following assessments have been made by the
Directors all notes in force the following
DAYS, to wit:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23

SHALL WE HAVE A TARIFF Yos, if
enough Of the Locoioco members Of Congress will
only help the Wings give the returned bill two
thirds minority.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23

Swine.
PRicEs-Beef Cattle-We qIo,e extra 5,25-
FIRST quality 10, 5 second quality % so;
third quality So a
Sheep-.Not at 81 % to So. Weather from rs
to 225.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
UFREEMEN OF ESSEX COUNTY 70,

u FREEMEN OF ESSEX COUNTY-A rot
ten & unprincipled 'limb OF law has attacked your
candidate for the Senate with sneers and s'urs, in
a manner which shows that he would not see a
member Of the industrial classes elected to the
Senate of Vermont. These attacks come through
the columns of paper tina: advocates Free Trade,
and British Panperism, and ruin for the working
men OF this Country. Will you witness these eff
forts to backen the character OF your worthy, and
intelligent and viruous candidate ,SrEPHRS HowE
and not make one mighty effort to throw back tho
vile ISLANDERS into the teeth of their author, by
giving him a triumphant election
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
yyEaat shall we no 2

Do as did the Wings of the Revolution Meet
with a bolder and frmer front the common enemy,
and show them that Wings yet, aud dare
TO be Wings, though their forces ate strengthened
by the accession of Traitor. The treason of Ar
mold spread cloud of momenary gloom over the
Wing camp but it nerved the arm of the patriot 10
more untiring exertons for his country. Wings
let us do likewise Vote down The Traitor and his
allies
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23

BRIGHTON MARKET-Aionday, Aug. Is
From the Boston Patriot.
Al market $50 Beef Cattle, 200 Sheep and ~;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
II AR THI q ny

From the Washington Globe. Extract from
speeches of locofoco members of Congress made
while the Tariff question under consider alton
-members from New England too
Hear G.. e.. A4hertGEa OEN. En-.
"Those who maintain that the principles of
FREE TRADE are of the exclusive advantage of
the South and that To advocate those principles
is 10 protect the South, do great injustice to those
enlarged, expansive and liberal doctrines. To sup
pose that the doctrines Of Free Trade TO he in
cncated for the particular ard special benefit OF
any one particular secIon class az interest, is
10 render them obnoxious 10 the objections
WtilCH ARE FATAL in my opinion, 10 what
is called the PROTECTIVE TARIFF POLICY.
The principles of Free Trade calculated TO do
justice TO all portions OF the Union; they tend, J
will not say to protect since that word has been
much misnsed, but to give free scope to industry,
and to afford equal advantages to every class OF
society. They calculated TO prevent special
Legislation for special interests, and foi particular
sections and this is to be regarded one of their
Distinguishing merits
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23
The old Farmer mot Caught

The following account of an attempt of one
of the Locofoco runners TO catch wing abolition.
ISL in the olaPtrap which leading ocos have to
catch the whig aboiionst:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-08-23

Essex County, August. 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21
OONSU HIP IIOI
CAN BE CURED.
ny THE iNntNN RECIPE,
SCHESCk'S PULMONTC SYRUP.
TO THE ptf BIC


ME subscriber oilers io 'hc puhlic his Pull
q MONlC SYRUP Tor The r,Ire of Consumption
and pulmonic dis asses generally and for purifying
nc blood, for which Il has no nor.
Ehout eleven years since, he was a len up by
several eminent physicians, "a being incuIabY
hNed IA the last STAGES Of consumption. lie was
strongly solicited az the time. By an Iudias vO-
man. not 10 abandon his care as hupel ess one
u no bad Tried prrvCII t'On of hers. With
sofne reluctance, and n the so lCltgt'On ofkis
friends, hs consented. and withil sho.t period
found himself much Improved, and d. months
restored 10 soand Rcal,h. For several years pre-
vOus 10 this, he was sui iCct 20 taking cold from
the least exposure. Having constantly hacking
cough, with pain IN he breast. EGsly IN the fall
Of 1880 he took severe cold which sCtt'Cd on his
lungs. producing violent cough. shortncs of
breathing, profiso pr piration, night swcats.
that, by The Il sums spring he war not allie 10
leave his led Tor several V ceks. when n COM
/ mcnc,d taking Tins Indian Syrrp, which soon
Tpcned his disc ase ard enabled Ian ~ Gist hare
the matter from his luugs. At some cy1ense I've
procured the recipe, and has since grauitOusly
;cncCrel its usc 20 persons similarly ailiCled IS
hims,lE The cre1t success which has attended
las administration and the Increasing demands
urou his time for rs manufacture have Induced
him tu ole, % 20 the puhic. TIE elements II
watch II Is COMPOSED axe simple herbs and roots
she blood. strsngthUu the svstCm aad g've.1 heal
nv tone u the DREAMS Of the lungs ard are hi.h.
! 81 recommend, q by he medical faculty.
Price one dollar per bctt ..
sold wholesale aud retail bv the manufacturer
AID at the
GOOD INTENT STAGe OFFICE.
NAV - "A hee Inc. W
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D IFECWa CO'sIINTS

y LIN IT "a ~ - i.iaNAEN
Troas PiR.isrrtGa PtHgfslDfis and Rliimorc ria
FeaBs irJaja ,grq' PORTAGE Il e. 2, cH a.d
BALTIMORE STSQyEIANNA RAIL ROAD
ME o-oye Lines c,ns.s, ct double
q daily limo cf Pcnnsy wanna Boats, alec dli
ly Line uf Fast Boats, which WI be run on
Temperance and Sabbath &c piV Z rrnrial,s.
Produce cons Iguat c" the ogrRts az Pi,ls burch
will be rereiv.i and f-Vt .jei w.truui delay.
and un charges MADE for receiving ard forward
IIs, all fT,I-At and harrcs paid, bills OF auirp
transmitted, and ms rrHct. IA promptly ate 81 u
GO. ruDarcA ard produce cor red " these ines
vii b. delivered 40 the CIV TpbIaso warehouse
Does ; rect PhuaacIphla. part vi which IS &C
cupid bv tie lure.
q LEIGH 81 CO, proorictors ard fg.nfs
CrTr.y Penn - md Causl Basin, Pittsburgh.
HARRIS q. liz FORD, Proe'rs mud llts.
$50 south q street, Philaielpaia.
JOSEPH ia lLOR s. son. Asr.;S
M North Howard -, Bgltiuorc.
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w sYllN.Es.
GARDEN SEED,

4 :. TODD would respectfully inform iho citizen,
oi this and The ncghhourug counties that he
has just received his spring supply of Isnirctl s
Celebrated garden seed-; these seeds are neatly PM
np IN small rapcrs su.lahle for retailing. all Of
Whi'h are warranted fresh aud genuine AID Of The
choisc,l varieties.
Also fresh Sugar BccI and variety 81 Other
seeds, for safe by The 10. Please call and make Your
selection before The assortment i irrkcn NJ his
Drug q Medicine Store, 40. 20i Maiu Street
WlnaIIrr N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-21
JEw DAyiDs OR uERREw PLASTER

Tho lc,Cipounl
arc h.g 10 IFS extraordinary cies's upon the
AMIN fore or nerves. igdnI,nts amt muscles.
ITS ucs bong carried by them % the 'mmedl-
ate 2 NJ 81 dl-ea.r 81 pain and weakness.
However -ood auy internal re'~ttV may nc tls
- al external Application, = Il prove pave iui
auxiliary m re- nDving Tho disease aid facilitating
the cu-e IN tscs OF Local inti imation, Ssr0fulnrs
Tie iOns. King Evil. = ut, inh1 umatl"n, aud
hronic RheuiVltism and M all cases we're sea
q pains or weakness cNlste.
Mcssrs Com stock * Cp--Cs INT .rf'n The ylr-
q" tka Heb .cv Plaster I hisuty agpr. Ci1fe
awning D. cI troubles with weakness ani pam
q The spine for several seIrs and tii ap, cluHu,
hauag proved uutvaIlug. I was Induced 90 a.,
box Of Jew ID fvi's pia-ter-uHd tu my aston
ishmtrtIt relieved ut.. entirely ] tEtrUiaI. wHU',
recommend 10 90 a,i vino u17 hrr'llc'rt with d
pIhii affections OF weakness on O., lrc'-.
= q EALi,
or Tire FIRM Of Halls BiotAcr= Merchants, 70
iOIo street, Rpghrst ?.
The aboy. article IS Il sale by $ TODD.
rnar l.N.eI.-u u
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IIIRE &NARINE iNSuEANCE-Thcr ~
q twosiiultIons only ia which Individuals cuu
2e placed " lere thew con adequately cDprecigfe
TIE value 81 Insurance. Tees, are. while stand
ij2 u7on the r.uus ui their ovu property, either
rsce.vlug from an insurance. Office the full n
mount which they have lost or sfaudrn. on the
'iy, iamontrrg hat STUPIDITY and folly which had
t1-i'd 20 .ruylde for such Contingency.
: AIklNN SON, Went Of the PtOTEC WON
lNS LNANtE co OF HARFFORD, CONN
viii take rIsk- ON dwelling houses ware hoUsCe.
stores miis, factories. &c, together with tl II
contents. such a fIrnifura, merchandise ma.
cHAl'rv. AMI eyaryotaa description Of insurah le
property Liso, on steam, KEEL aud flat boars
ana Their rarg 'cs 20 and from any port on the
c-t,Iu WATERS
Hotel. i,, 80,
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NIGGiNIN-Ix CHANCrry
40 y1.rs held IN the clerks Office 81 tho Cir
curt NH g.. .nr Count Of Law aud Chaoa,., for tGe
county olOh'9 IN the month OF March, ItG2
lnHhts torubrpoN, executor aud deyste of ia
coo hornoioJk, dc 'eased. Complainant
against
Alexander wilson Administrator Of Marcus VIII
son 0eceased. and David l. Wilson, Elizabeth
wilson, Ale Nancer Wilson the Younger, and
NuSlna NlI~oI. which said David T. Eliza
beth, Alexander the Younger, and Virginia VIII
son are children heirs at law Of tie said
MarGus Nuson deceased DEFENDANTS
V ME defendants Elizabeth and Virginia Wilson
A not having entered their appearance AMI CAV.
en- security according TO the act Of Assembly and
ihr rul"s of thus court and u appearing by sltis
factory proof that they are not inhabitants Cth!s
common Ac3Ith-and the defendant David T.
Nhs'n not having entered hts appearance and
answered The couylalnants Till. and Il also ap
peaEuE bv satisfactory proof that upon proper
enquiry made iof HIM az he usual place Of abode
/ IN mo county OF Ohio for the purpose OF serving
upon MN tue process of subloeua ISSUED In TINS
I cause ne could not De found, on motion f com
lplmnant o. counsel, % is ordered that the sad
Defendants DO appear here on the first CAV OF the
mex tern OF TINS court, enter their appearance
and answer the Compliments bili
ana that eopy of this order 5e forthwith insert
60 IN some newspaper printed IN the cry OF
wheeling Tor two months successfully and posted
al the iToat DOR the court house Of Ohio cOun
I q. a copy teste,
ALEX L -AIDLEY, Clc,k.
4 --Ne.,Al ll, -pulEl mar "
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NATURES OWN PRES RIPTIoN

NAl TUNE = Wv y PRES RiPllON'
purely vegetable aud hiahly approved cous-
pound preparation OF the pbUNUS N'RGiNt-
ANA or Wild Cherry Bark, approved by heCol-
lecc of Pharmacy, rccummsu dtd bv the NJ Cdlcat
Faculty. and ruivers ally acknowledged the most
valuable Family Medicine" ever discovered.
EaS- no QUACkERY! NO DECEPTION . "a,
The physician may boast OF his skIllin nanv
diseases-tho quack may puff has wonderful cures
but OF all the remedies ever discovered for disen-
scs OF the Pulmonary organs, 0. u universally cd
mlttrd nothing has ever proved as successful 50
/ THAI INV aiuablc mVdiclut. Or WfSiARS BAL
: AM OF NILE CHElikN. which has tHcc ed
! some of the most astonishing cures ever Record
ed IN the his DRY OF medicine,
Such indeed are the astonishing healing an
restorative properties ct this Ba SAM that CNen iR
/ ttp advanced STAGES OF CONSUMPTION, aud
I'M Liver complaints, Giss1scs whoa have hs hiod
ne skrll of the mo't distinguished ph, sIcians,
+. when patients have suffered the most .is,iessng
cough, great difficulty ln brcaikluc. uiSht sweat,
| bleeding Of he lungs, Gc.uitcr the most esteem
ef remedies uf our p.arracupins have fuIlct this
/ invaluable remedy has not ~sly given surprising
relief out actually effected curts, after all hopes
/ of a recovery hst been CnfIrc.y paired of.
Be- tc- rs surprising efficacy 80 these iotuIca'
bic complaints, 70 has proved ~ coy eiicr To
,1C,ly for diseases pt c.t'idtcl such ne Z Group
. ahoopiu. cough, efC. aut Il those di-oTd. -
that prevail so Czt,usiNvIv through he WINTER
SESSION, such as coughs coils. pieuIisy, lnuNtH'
~ and pai.s la the breast, pIyccldmg rom ues-
lrrffl culte % StauN- Uuffya'Ird.
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cestif, that Ihuve. by way or experiment "a
eed the uygDan. and most II the various kinds
of pills iu my prlc,i.e, which have hnrpc the
highest r,putr IN The pubic estimation that have
heeu eilCrcdtDr sale IN this vicinity tor the IA 81
five wears, including those called thc restoration
or Persian pills. and the public NAV rest assured
that none aEong the whole catalogue has aL,
swsrcd better purpose, as an easy and ell 'ctu
NJ remedy, iSan the RrstorH ton Oi Persia Pills
IN most cases OF disease. q BA'EUS, Il, u.
KOchestoI. n . Y. .Sanl. u. IsaL.
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RESPIRATION


a RE- suT,r"r lo the iiyr"ap.Buudrc'Ls Evans.
"a Tomato. Tao Msichlc~s (prccj) Sausuvc. In.
dim Purgd;lyy arauv other Pills ur Compound
before the public, as cCri6od 90 bv physicians
md stnsrs Lea none condemn untH tneN have
trisd tretn and then Ne certain ttGv will no.
IL Is now a settled point with all Who have n
sal TN, Vegetable PEI Pills. thai they pre-
'etn,rontiy the hestaU most efhcaCioUs Family
Incidence that has vet been used m Amcrlca. II
every family could become acquainted with
their sovereign power over diseuse-ihey would
k,ep them an! be TrlpaTed with ure RENEE
10 amply on the first appearance Of disease. ana
thoi how mnch distress would DC avoided and
none saved; as well as lives Of thousands WHO
are huyriel out Of time 10y neEloctug disease an
us Grst STAGES. orhy not being IN possession OF a
remedy which they can place dcpendauce on.
IS Pills i'm each box Price - l-2 cts.
ar Do do 81 IA srs.
For sa'eby A y TODD.
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Good for con pima
IN CHAN cry

- 'ti.h.N i.tl-
Pursuant 10 the decree OF I.r Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancary irr Ohio c1uuiy in the
Siu'o OF Viz. NO r'ade un the 22uI day of 8. hru.
ary' I@l3. in % cause .....a,r rrudrru rctwcrn hc
General i4sW1Hcr Company = N1rui4nd plaintiff
and Alexander ~ Chaplin, On biz own rrehtaud a.
executor and one Of IHo heirs aI low and dcyscez
oi Moses W CtnpInc, deceased, lH'c Of the city Of
Wheeling In ssd cpuutyl ruf others. defuIaat..
shall. 90, mv office iU fhe siid city Of Wheeling uu
"Wednesday Tue 9th Day Of April next proceed tu
uke and state the respective accounts OF ,hc ssiI
executor and cycruiriy. wuh ihe esiaie offbo sold
Moses w Cr1r'Gc. deceased. required hy said
decree; and 0isp tp iahe and stale au account Of
uc quantity. location lad value Diihc real csr1ie of
Doe -IlI Moses w Cb1uius. decreased. whereof bc
died seized or cnnrloI. and ol tha annual rents
nud profits thereof. and also .o tabe md state au
oor"un oi whai may he dgo '1 enid p'1r1uH 1n us
demand mentioned ru iis bII Of complaint bob s1id
cause oud Go a.l others, fh0 creditors 1f Che sid
Moses vs. CHaplnc, deceased. showing tho amounts
respectively due t1 e1ch auI vbsfbsr ibc a1me
1iui Doe zeal estate a.0rsali ct tlc said Moses w
Chap.nc, deceased. cifler as specific liens or boo
cuu1arr's. or obligations which bind the heirs of
the .1.d Moses W. CH1niuc. deceased
And he rre3if1rs efba s1f Moses w. CigDfiar.
7erf7s11 orc hereby notified to come Boo nod prove
their r'sTrcifya dohfs bofre me-. on ar bcffa tle
-aid 6H t1y ofAFrI nest. or in default thereof they
wIii Boz poumi'orIV excluded. The benefit of fla
s''I decree 1ri sIrb persons not parties % SAID
s'H.' who HlII s1 rome boz Go prove uDir Iehh, arr
H-I"ro ihey He admitted CREDITOR. t1 contribute f1
sni IanliI their Proposition OF fle expenses of this
sou. 'f f'.H'1r'o-.y secure fIa payment H.r.i
JAMES 4. CLARKE
o.