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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
A SERIOUS IN UNDER-we l.,

A SERIOUS 81 UNDERLINE learn from the
Albany Al, cruiser that in Ithaca n day or two -iucs
n Mr. Ternll was sitting on the hunks Uf the inlet;
very c"nPnsedly aud imio Gently engaged in fishing;
dreaming OI 40 danger other than the usunl per,I,
That attend The angler. when his quiet was d1pmed
10 a disastrous interruption. \ young 10y Of tho
village. wan. gun IA hand, was or The gui Uire, wa ;
attracted 10y the sight ui Mr. Terrell's for rop. which
he declares siuuhy he rook Tor n DuskriI. aud let hy
q inlI discharge nj very 81 aule ,hnI. which lDigeI
IN the iorehe1d' cheek arm aud leg ufMr, T-wonnd-
ing him very severely. lie has e>er since 5eencoE-
h"cd Ia his rpim 10y The injury.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

WOMAN We have occasionally found fnnII
with the luuies lot carrying bundles Of st aw, and
boys ct bran on their backs. Which has probably les
sehed us In their esIima'i1n We publish the inl-
having neat and happy compliment Ihe produciiou
"i sHme wo% rshipper al tie scN) lay way IF un;ei, iur
all we have SAID or mny sny against Ihem-and We
ore confident Ui receiving d full and uncoGd ioual
pardon:
= Ih"ngh God 10 make her, took from man a bone.
Yet when he l"rmci her heaTI lie patterned from
his own"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

GOV. .PORTER-rhe Democrsc ,
Of Cumberland county, Pa, at a rccenr
meeting, after reciting various evidences
Of the corruption Of GOV. Porter, passed.
the following resolutio .
Resolved, That TuBlic sentiment in
this county, demands q the next House
Of Representatives Of our General As.
semJiy, that they prefer articles OF
IMPEACHMENT against David K Por.
ter, aud arraign him al the bar Of the
senate, Tor high crimes and misdcmeIn
in his official capacity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

TIE SIsIcr Mary Regis, laIe Of Balti.
more. aud ai present. an inmate OF The Charity los
pi'al. Is ~ ng dangcnn,ly Ill Of The yellow fever.
She was unnrked day before yesterday.
We fu;hCr learn that Mr.. Burrows, a re-, iIent m
the II spirnl. is likewise IA n very crit cal stale, from
tho same dI eIsc.-N. q. Bee, Sept s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

The Loco Foeos Of Massachuseu held their grand
Stale Convention AZ Worcester on "Wednesday. and
nominated Marcus Morton and Henry n Child. as
democratic candidates iOi re- election 20 the iii, es
e Governor and Lieut. Governor 81 the Stare where
lhey ~ay'TGod bless the Commonwealth Of Mnssa.
chusolis!' These nominations we're net made b,,,.
ever. without opposition. Mr. B.owusYu. aporg
others. wanted 10 Know What rcaspns could be sH.,.
ed iut suth a proceeding. On Tie resiJeur,Ious
lion here wa dreadful dlssenuun. The inevt,bIsa
3 = Iialieck was fnHOusly ru favor 0fAIr q, Ib,u,
hut o. vas oino use. The real strength 1ftbe Con-.
venuon was tested ~ The choice Of Two delegates n,
.''go 70 'he b'''m"ts convention. Tps sbule mum.
bcr ct ballots was 53l; and out of ucs. -.
Bancroft aud Henry 10 CbIlI. Van Br,ap r.5
received respectively 3Jj and 81. While one If
.be CIlhoun candidates received lsg and The gIbe,
l55-N ] CsHrisr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
EXTRAORDlNARY PnENoMENE-

All The ~humbugs Of MiIlsrism are exploded. oil
Tho wonderful signs That have characterized the
year 1913 all The marks in The skies and the terri.
Die things or earth, arc nothing compared with the
wonderful fact that during The present year Tho 10.
Co loco pres, and writers have begun O, tcH he
truth Of each orher. There ore. 10 each or their %.
Pe"' s'me scaiiins srarhiog truths that must make
The e'rs Of their ldms,s open her eyes we
were ''fe''.y struck with ibis fact oct reading re
S'suoen'I'e' New Lisbon. anJ Carroll paper. YES.
terday. They ore beauties,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

We see that writers in some Of The Boston papers
are urging the corpprnrion 10 sell of a port on OF
Boston common fr building lots. We would sup.
Pose a Boslonian would be ashamed Of that mean.
ness. -four voice could be heard rs far rs Boston,
We would he one among The million suns Of Mass
that would cry alnud To them, 10 spare IN OF old
common-lel the hallowed memories IN At must clu,
ter around that common in the MUD Of any one
who has enjoyed its green shade. its fresh air, aud
the %huoyant spirit they inspire in all who have moi gel
learnt the world aid its cares. have something tan
gible 10 rest upon. that they know is Ihere-has
undergone no change, has felt none Of the RAILROAD
Improvements Of ihe age. Busiunians NJ home NAV
feel n desiIe for change-well. the habiiaiiuirs Of
man will change. There was m.ny a vacant space
that we presume is now flled-many an old house
torn down, and in IFS stead a new g!ating brick, ar
somhre granite raised; but your children who have
wandered far nad seen changes all around Ihem--
change in everything are, NJ least, entitled TO the
hope. that that spot, that common will know no
change--ihat when they return. 10 lay their dust
down, ns oll hrpe to. with their kindred dust, the
mounLeans will fail ms sweelly through those wa
Wing elms. The ar he as fresh from The groves and
gardens beyond The river. the lights around the wall
g'immer as modes,ly, the tall blocks Of old aud
stately mansions on the North look down Us majes-
tically, and even the %crumhling wall on the SouIh,
appear as venerable as in days Of yore. Memory
hates changes. Let it be.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

A man from Bucks county. Pa 4, has
been put in Jail At Cumberland. charged
with attempting to persuade slaves to run
off to Pennsylvania, and giving them d..
rections 10 enable them TO get away.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

The Madisonian intimates that abou,
one fourth. some two hundred, of the
office holders in Washington are to be
removed at no distant day" This will
make vacancies enough 10 accommodate
the whole " Ter party"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
HHHElLlEEHEILIIItlfSIEENl

TIE SUFFERERS AT YORK We regret 70
STATE iii1l Mr. McCabc. whn was injured ON The RoI
h"'d on Tucsdry Last. died on SiiunIly NOR. n, n,
eigl 1t o'cl'ck. Hs remains were brought in Ihis RI.
~ IN Sl"fhlv evening for InIerment. MIR McCnb he
4 nee" "'n2'"y"I to- the Railroad Company az
orakesmar. and wo nre sorry To slate that he leaves
a large AMI helpless family ia great d,stiiniion.
Tue ether persons wounded, Messrs Child. Pn,b
and Copper. continued TO improve, MIR Child was
Considered entirely out Of danger.-BnhA Amer.
TIE ELECTION IN NAME-PrOBr6y no
from 10 towns give for Guvernur
Wing l.. F.
k'hIns1n. Andersen. Scattering.
$500 1923 1925
Farrfeld's majority in these towns last wear, SIG,
AndersOn's majority this year, 27S5.
There are many vacancies ia the Legislature but
a strong majority OF The House will he Loco Fuco.
Members Of Congress-R p Dunlap (Loco) and
ii Ilaml:n (L0ro) are elected.
In ClIhnm's old District (York) there is no
chrice ;hnh we fear that IN The Kcnnebec district Mr.
Severance. ('Nhisl "ppnse,l by n renegade WING as
well as Loco FUco, is not elected.-N Y Express.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

BURNS-Take Irish potatoes AMI srupc Them
we'll. Add as much splris iurpenuue AMI sweet oil
90 equal quantities a. will make iuro q poulrce of
proper Consistency Appiy 10 Tho par Jumed-n
will syOu extract The Ere.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
IL feet waller in he Channel. Falling.
PORT OF G WHEELING
sTEAMnOAT RECIsrEn-

MIIUAT
ArrirGiS aud Departures Of Boats for The last l5
hours, ending yesterday at 4 o'clock, Pm
ARRIVALS.
Nurth Queen, M'Lnne; Pittsburgh,
Allegheny Belle HaInni do.
Belfast. SmiIhi do.
Mail, Logan; Cincinnati.
NtgIlant, Rino; do,
Adelaide, Buugher; DO.
DEPARTURES.
North Queen, McLnnc; Cincinnati,
Allegheny Belle, Hunn,; do.
Belfast, Smith; Pittsburgh.
Mail, Lrgan, do.
NigIiani. Rinu; do.
Adelaide, Borgher; do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

sumo fihe Locoioco papers insist that NJ, Va,
Buren, is as al ue stronger uOw mf having bscn de
ienled 90 l54o' u he shall be defeated w 1874 soI
Ie'7' ~hsi temendnusIy Strong candidate he " 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

An enlightened traveller INSERTS. that one ibou.
sand tons Of tobacco juice b. annualiy s1lireI owe,
ne 'f 'a's OF Gods creation. snd that Iacuy tons
'i ivory are were our a. chioaing tie weed. oso,y
seven years
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
WHEELING DAILY TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20. 1919.
FoR PRESIDENT ~ lS44.
" IL u e. u a u.
FoR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS. or MAssAcmusErra
THE FIRST GUN.

The wings Of Ohm county are requested Io meet
at the CITY HALL IN Wheeling, on "Wednesday
evening. the 2Oth inst, for The formation Of n Clay
Club, and to organize fr the contest of 1914. Let
there be n loud BLAST FROM TIE BUGLE."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20
ROAST BEEF AND rwo DOLLARS DAY

The New YORK Express SAYS:
The city Yet remains iull of v sitnrs. Tn. reduced
rrirts aduprrd by The rrincipnl hotels have heen
iound 10 lie not 50 satisfactory ms the I'D prices. and
many Of them have co ne back To the old standard
of the Aslor Hrss'. which has remained nnrh nnyed,
Ard this reminds Us uf an aueclule nf our unIe,n-
forvry. the Albany Evening JOurnaL. which, ~ he
Is just now a goud deal qunIed for his good ihins@.
We VIII relate. Daring the summer. dining NJ the
table of the Aston. Mr. Weed sand h. the husts. We'll,
gentlemen, OF all the promises which Mere made ih
good old Wing times, You alone ran rlnim Ia Lave
been the strict and unrhanging keepers Of one IT
the most important What is that. sirg vas the ress
pOrise. Roast beef nnd Two dollars a day
Public meetings have been recently held NJ IInL
lidsyshure aud Jamestown. in This State. relative to
The d~eSeeniiun ofthe Sabbath on Dur public works
The hrmcI Is siiua red At the eastern and the latter
al ihe wesitrn base % the Allegheny muunlain, the
Pdnis where The lading of the boats Is Transferred
10 'he cars oi the Porage Rail Road. Committees
have heen appointed to communrca;e with the On.
nal Commissioners ur"n the Subject. There is eyi.
IDENTIFY n sin'ng feeling along our western line, that
The boaimen and orher lnhnrers on our canal should
have their day Of resi- Us other classes Of our IelIo,,
citizens.
The following carr is published in the Holidays.
burg Standard:
A CARD-Trayellers. Bo1tmea md other per.
SIMS irayersing The Canal and Rul Road; whd mav
hid u convenient Io pi-s The Sabbath IN HOLIDAYS
burg, are hereby IN ~ respectfully aud cordially m.
v'ed Ia NiSii snch of The churches a. they may pre-
fer. and unle with US in The worship OF AlmiShtv
God.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

VIRGINIA LEjlSLATURE-rhe Richmond
Wing classifes the members elect vi lhe Virginia
Legislature % follows;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-20

BOOTS! BOOrS!! SHOES! SHOES
SAMUEL MCLALLEN, is now receiving and
- opening al the Sign Of The
BIG REB Root,
A large and extensive assortment of AND
HOE suitable for The approaching season, winch
viii be sOld Low Tor CASH-cUts. sting "a pau as
follows:
$50 PAIRS MEMS THICK BOOTS.
$50 do KIP do.
$50 do CALF do.
$50 prs BOYS THICK d..
$50 prs YOUTHS do d..
500 prs MEMS THICK BROGANS.
4OO prs BOYS THICK do.
375 do KIP do.
$50 prs YOUTHS THICK DO.
$50 de- KIP do
400 prs woMENS' KIP LACE BOTS.
275 De- CALF III,
200 do MOROCCO do.
5UO ps Women Calf Klp, uud Grain Leather
SHOES.
200 prs Womers' MOROCCO SHOES.
iOO do Seal aud Nd low priced sIiprcrs.
SUI pre- Misses Calf AID ZIP LACE BOOTS.
yOO prs Chiidfens' Cali anil Seal pes'd Bpo,ce..
'VO do Leather arJ M,rorcp Low B,u,s.
'"' '"''e lHgcih r With % large VARIETY ut uth,r
''''' '' numerous 20 menituu. renders hs STOCK
'''"P'o'e' nii he would invite 900 who may he u
"'"i "I anything 90 he way Oi BOOTS or SHOES.
~ ''', 'H1 Examine Tor ihcmsel,es. as he nauers
'''"seH iHal De can offer as great Iuducemeui. Go
', 'l,s'' D. can possibly be met with elsew here.
LBS BALTIMORE aud NEW
,ONh AIMED SPANISH SOLE LEATHER
s'po'"' quality Ju-t ned lud or sale NJ he
'"ts' mitket rice. SAAIL ~NitLAILEN.
sef ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

will leave the Freight Depot Chsrlestown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
All goods TO be transported the ail road, going ahoy,
Lowell, must be sent 20 The company's Freight Depol
Charestuwn, at the end of Warren bridge.
Goods TO be forwarded by the must be sent
to the Depot as early as the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodious
Store Houses both Nashua and Charcstown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation OF
merchandise, give notice that they prepared lo
transport al goods nd country produce which may be
waded their depos, and for This purpose have furnished
safe and covered which will perfectly goods
from damage, and careful and experienced men TO take
charge Of the transportation business The depvts ia
accompany the goods the road.
The Company determine not only 10 accommodate the
public but to extend every facility in their power, both
eamsors and merchants, having liked upon the following
rates of freight
S250 per each way between Nashua and Chaeslown.
Bulk Salt Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, etc 81 per
Sl,00 per ton each way between Nashua md Lowell.
All regular Transfers running to The will be carried
the road between Nashue and own, each way
free of expense. 81
oNSLOW STEARNS, Superintendent.
Nashua, October 81 I8lI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28
REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

IN DR.. l.. PARIS celebrated Soothing Syrnp, Tor
children cutting their teeth. This inlalibe remedy
has preserved Hundreds of children when thought
nos, recovery from commissions. AS soon as the sy-
run 4 rubbed on the gums, the child will recover.
This preparation is innocent, efiicaaous and so
pleasant that no child will refuse to let lis gums be
rnbbcd with it, When infants at the age OF Jour
norths though there is no appearance OF teeth, one
bottle Of tho syrup should be rubbed on the gums, to
open he rores. Parents should never be without
the syrup in the nursery whore there are young ch-
drcn for it II child wakes in the night with panes
in the gums the syrup Immediately gives ease by
opening the pores, and healing the gums, thereby
preventing onvusions, ievcrs sc.
To the many cnquirers after this nrIicle, we would
saw that we hav received argo and fresh supply OF
the rcnuino article. For sale only by f.. P. WAL
| ron & SONS atthc Montpelier Book store.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY-THE GREAT MYS
Terry FOJTND OUT.


Terry FOUND OUT.
nR. STERRY'5 Hair Regeneration. DR.. Story, af-
IL Ter much attention to the important subject of pre-
serving the ais has after many experiments chemical and
physical been able to discover article which now Of
ered with the greatest confidence for the toilet as the best
thing ever discovered for its soitenng aud penetrating
quality tn produce good head Of hairto prevent from
falling of when badness apprehendej 10 restore when
badness has taken placeand TO prevent from turning
gray 1t nourshng than pomaium antique OIL, or
Cologne water II is beautiful attice tr ladies' curtis
il mikes the haIt soft and lively aud produces uncommon
hrancv Thousands have tested its superior virtues and
excellence and in every instance satds untivallcd IL
is an nfaibe in all affections Of the skin on the
nead-as danduT &c. &c Every family should be sup
piled with bottle oihs OIL that by its application to the
head and hair of children, the beautiful and ornamental
ap2enagc Of fine head Of hair which nature has Supplied
US may be preserved
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole popriet1 rs nd successors A. Hitchcock and Co.
M Gencssee street Utica N. " in Montpelier by Silas
Burbank IT,; in Waterbury by Hutchns Goss and Co; in
Stow by Albert Camp IN Chelsea, by n o. Hale, IN
Tuubridge by p Fostef in Royaton by Downer Nev'ns
and Fish. oo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28
WORMS, WORMS

nR M HITCHCOCKS unrvacd and unequalcd
~ Worm Tea, a sovereign Remedy for WORMS. This
invaluable medicine has been tested by The experience Of
more than years use, and administered to than
COO persons Of varinus ages ard not one solitary COM
nlant for in no one the thousands of nStan where
has been used agreeable The printed drechons has it
ever failed
N. B. Ask for Dr. NJ. Hitchcook's Worm Tea there
arc many nosrums abroad for the destruction Of
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole propretors, and A Hitchcock and Co
III tennessee Utica N. Y; in Montpelier by Slas
Burbank, jr.; in Waterbury by Auchns G and Co in
Stow by Albert Camp in Chels sea by \. 6 Hale; in
Tunbr dye by d. Foster in lioyalton by Downer Neyns
| and Fish.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28
THE MOST HIGHLY APPROVED
MEDICINE NOW IN GBNER AL
USE FOR COUGHS, COLDS,

> CCt1i'h9t
AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE UNGS.
rNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
4 is believed to be desorvedy the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, for coughs, colds
asthma or phthlsic, consumption, whooplng cough,
and Pulmonary affections OF every Sind,
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very
extensively used about fifteen years. and its rep
utation has been constantly increasing 20 univer-
sally popular has this article become that II may
be considered standard article in ialge part of
the Uuted States and Butish Provinces. Many fam"
lilies keep it constantly by them, considering IT the
most safe as well as certain remedy for the above
complaints. The PIoprietors have received, and are
receiving numerous recommendations from many
of our best Physician who make use OF II in their
prncce The names ola few individuals who have
given their testimony in favor oil this article are hero
suboined, and for more ui account see tue cnvel-
ope to the bottle.
Doct. Amory Hunting Doct. Samncl Morrill,
Truman Abell, Timothy Bayies,
Jere EIll. worth Albert Guild.
CERTIFICATES,
From DIR. Thomas Brown.
Messrs Lowe Reed, Gont,-The Vegetable P1lp
monary Balsam has been extensively used, in the
section OF the country where | reside, for several
years past, and has justly acquired hlAh repua-
ton in eonsumptiye complaints. So lar my
knowledge extends, it has never disappointed tho
reasonable expectation Of those who have used it.
THOMAS BROWN,M. D.
Concord NJ IL, Mayll, 1881.
Messrs Reed, Wing s. Cuhcr--r1cneu en-
| feel il duty Dove 10 the public, aud especially
10 hundreds Of my fellow beings who are now suffer-
ing under different diseases OF Inc lungs 10 give you
statement! OF the sood ehecis ! nave experienced
i-om the use OF the vegetable pulmonary balsam.-
Having from my youth up been troubled with dliier-
enl compoints OF the lungs, such splitting of
bood, dry troublesome cough frequent hoarseness'
with severe Ills oil coughing, ana nueeu all Tie symp-
IONS OF consuml uon, ana from ume 10 Time have
consulted several eminent physicians, ana have taken
much medicine, but | received little or no relief and
al last th told me mere was no heP l9r me mat
my case was beyond the reach lher medicines. In
the spring OF 1857 was ADVISED by a irlend 10 Try
the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam obtained 'ao
bottles, and on tHal was suphseo 10 ma so sudden
and cfeclua reIel winch II gave me- ana a@! Lslng
II about 1--we weeks all NY compares weGc eniir'y
removed, ana was restore TO good health Sjncr
hat time have gept ii constantly By me- in case oi
! the appearance Of any Of the above complaints.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28
WORMS IN CHILDREN.

n all the diseases TO which children exposed,
~ none are so fatal to them as worms. Unfortu.
natey children seldom free from them, and as
they initiate the symptoms OF almost every other
complaint they often produce alarming effects with
oul being suspected. Worms are not only cause
OF disease themselves but by their irritation, ag-
srayatoall other diseases, wandering from part
of the body 10 The other, windIag themselves up into
large balls and obstructlng the bowels and frequent
y the throat, causing oonyulsions, and TOO often
death, The desired remedy will BE- found in Doctor
JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, which will soon
destroy the worms, and invgorae the powers Of d.
sesllon so as TO prevent return of them
Prepared only at No. 90 South Third ct, Phila'-
II may be had al the Messrs. Watons' Bookstore,
Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28
JAMES EXPECTORANT

A LWAIS cures ASTHMA-lwo or three large
IA Joses will euro The GROUP or HIVES in chill
dren in from ) minutes To one hours lime. Ii i'm
ncGlatcly subdues tho violence of Hoonne Cough,
aud effects speedy cure Hundreds who have been
given up by their physicians as ncurable, with con-
sumption, splitting OF blood and other Pulmonary
Affections have been restored 10 perfect by it.
1t never fails giving relief. iE"For sale by DR..
Jayne, 20 South Third ST. Phade phia. ALSO, by
q P WALTON 4 SONS, Montpelier. VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-04-28
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holder
District Of Mashnliun. IS. Z Moninnllar in sail

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
District Of Washington SIS. at Montpelier, in said
district, the 18th day of April A 1913.
HEMAN CARPENTER, administrator on the es-
II tate of Lewis Alexander late of Northfeld in said
district deceased AXES application said court in wri-
ed lying and being Mortified, to raise money 10 pay
he debts of sad deceased and expenses Of settlement
said estate, the personal thereof, being insufficient
for said purpose and the same appearing necessity
Whereupon it ordered tina, sad application be efer.
led session Of said court to be holden the probate
ONCE IN SAP Mon!peher on me YIN Gay Of May 1873 Tor
Of by publication Of the substance OF said application and
Of the orders thereon three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman and Journal printed at said Mont.
peler all of which be before said time of hearing and
decision that they may appear if they cause and give
bonds for the payment Of said debts and charges the
statute requires.
BY the Court,
O5 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.