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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-22

Connecticut, general agent for the New England |
states, and II. ID. Robinson ut New Brunswick,
New jersey principal agent for the slate Of New
Jersey.
All agents hereafter appointed will be an.
nounced in the newspapers OF the respective coun-
ties and states. Principal agents who may appoint
sub-Dgents are bound to give notice to the agrcul.
tura public through the press. Whenever this
announcement Is not made, the farmer should he
on his guard not to lie dipped by counterieiters
twho have already arrived,) and who will not fail
to offer them fnlse methods Tor their good money
To facilitate the circulation OF my method, n
register is opened with each postmaster, where
farmers, who have the intention to buy it. can sub
scribe. These postmasters will address every
month n list of subscribers to my office, or to my
principal agents in the respective states. The
postnIusters will receive, in the course of the neat
month, Instructions for their guidance under the
CIRCUMSTANCES
Every subscriber who, having paid the price,
should not receive the method IN due lime viii
please notify me of the delay, lat rs Greenwich
street, N. W when it will be Immediately attend
ed to.
Farmers, take notice that Mr. II. Heermdhce o.
Kinderhook is not my dgtnl
In order to prevent the frauds and TO counter
act the mauocuvres OF some raphcous individuals
always ready 10 invade the rights Of Others, VIII
serve them up to the agricultural public us they
present themselves aud in this count upon the
support Of the press, who are also Interested IN
denOuncing TO the public hose who mediate III
jury 10 them.
Finally, II should lie known that all copies OF
the method Tor the northern aud eastern states, are
signed and sealed by myself and those of the
southern and western stules by AObot & Co. I;
that any method embodyiUg our instructions
! which should be crculled under any other name
will he considered false and counterfeit, and hat
those who mako use ol it will be prosecuted nc
cording to law.
Those who desire to buy the right for state,
or for one or more counties within my limits can
address me Mt my Office, or my principal agents in
the different safes.
All editors OF newspapers who have more than
400 farmor subscribers b. inserting the present mr.
ticle entire, and accompanying it by small edito-
| rial article, shall have righl, with copy of the
method, to its iulles, extent with the privilege OF
ceding The right TO any oil his friends, it he should
not himself be farmer. 10 he entitled to the n
bove privilege, he will address to my office the
journal which conlnins the insertion in question
! aud the method will be Immediately forwarded. L
the editor intend TO cehe his method 10 another
! person, he should inform me- post paid AMI send
| me the name and residence oiihe person 10 whom
| he wishes to cede it.
GEORGE BONNER.
! New York, Sept. Is, 1913.
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on the arrival of the boat while the messenger
went to report himself in Pomeroy's Office.
Tho messenger soon after left for Albany, via
the Housatonc Railroad, leaving Pomeroy's peo-
pie go after the trunk, which has not yet been
found. The captain denies tina; the trunk was
lett in his charge
The contents of the trunk are not yet known {.
They are supposed to be very valuable, from tho
large amount that always comes by them. They
usually bringt the remitIlnces from The Banks Of
the interior to this city.-M Y. Express.
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MARRIAGES..

village, 10Th inst. by Rev. s. Kellogg Mai. William T.
Burnham to Miss Jane Kimbul, all of this village.
In Wlamstown, 18th by Rev. l.. Warren, Mr. Moses f.
Clough ir., of Orange, to Mrs. Lovna Watson of w.
In Wunstown, Dec. 18TH by Rev. A. Vinton Mr. Jacob
Smith of East Brooked, to Miss Mary Bass of Wiams
In Cmsbuy, Dec 9TH, by Rev. Samuel r. Hail. M Roswell
ii. Corey Of Cra0sbury, to Miss Lucinda Davis.
In Ryegate, December 8, by Rev. Mr.. Thl Mr. AFRO Du
merchant of Barnett Miss Mary Jane daughter Deacon
John Gibson.
In North Danvlc Dec 7, by Elder r. L. Harvey Mr. Hiram
Daniels Of North DInve Miss Trphoa Stevens WAL
dem
In Albany, by Elder Scott Morristown, Mr. Arson
Shattock of Whoelock, to Miss Lucy Pierce of A.
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Great Robbery Pomeroy's Express Robbed
We learn Thai Pomeroy's Express, from Albany.
was robbed this morning, after lis arrival in this
city.
The trunk which contained all the hrokers'
and other packages, was taken from the steam
boat Utica this morning. The trunk, 1t is stated
in the street, was left in charge Of the Captain, up
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Indiana Lrgisiaiure.-The Legislature of lndi-
ann met on the 4h inst. An rev L. Robinson,
of Carroll County, was elected Speaker of the
ii ouse; Wm. u. English, principal Clerk-bolh
Loco Focos. Tho senate elected WIN. QUO,
Wing, Principal, Secretary, and T.. Z. Doran
Loco Foco, Assistant Secretary. Mr. Quo, Wing,
was elected Principal Secretary Oh the l0lh ballot
by malory Of two votes over J. NJ. Talbot
Loco Foco. The message of Gov. Bigger was
sent in ON the 9th. The expenses of the Govern
ment last year were S90c97; for the coming
year they are estimated al 100000. The income
is estimated at S240,000, mostly in Treasury notes.
The debt OF The state remains as il did in IS4l
NJ $l50o5OOO, though n portion of it has been
lqudated the stockholders of the Lawrenceburg
aud indianapolis Rail Road Company having re.
turned bonds in the place Of bonds issued by
the state to the company, and some of the treas
ury notes having been redeemed in the collection
OF the revenue.
The Governor is no friend to reputation. He
urges upon the Legislature the necessity of some
action in relation to the pnbc debl, and the adop-
ton of such measures as will enable The State
TO do that which is rghtlul aud just in the matter.
lie says:
] cannot believe that Indiana will openly re-
pudiale her debts; but the same result can be as
readily brought about by doing nothing, and will
as certainty, though not AS speedily, secure or us
all The reproach aud disgrace consequent upon the
direct act l know we cannot now pay The in
leresl on our public debt. All urge il that we
should acknowledge the pubic oiiigauon resting
upon us, aud shape our measures SO as 10 applv Mi
the available means which industry, economy, and
careful management may hereafter furnish us. to
the discharge of those obligations.
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NEW YEARS SUPPER.

lNoTICE. SUPER will he given on the evening Of the
st of Jan at the Masonic Hail. by the ladies' OF the Montpelier
Swiss Mission Society," in favor of said mission The Fancy
Work nade by the Society will present favorable opportunity
for individuals wishing to purchase New Years Gifts Doors
open tho hour of Ia Tickets be had Walton's
Marston's Bookstores; and also at j. w Howes store
Dec. 81, '43.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
the Annual Meeting of the members of the Vermont Mu-
tua t Insurance Company, October 49, si3 the follow
ing resolution adopted:
RrLoLvED, That it shall be tho duty Of the Directors hcroa
ter To publish IN papers tho State monthly,
statement ola losses allowed class of hazard, and
dnce OF persons sustaining the aud the
laid at each meeting OF the Board OF Directors provided
be no expense TO the Company"
In pursuance Of said resolution tho directors mako the follow
ing statement of all losses allowed since the first Wednesday
Aug. 1913, to wit:
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To Fdrmers.-See the article under the Agri-
cultural head. A cheap and sure mode of manu-
uacturng manure to enrich the soil, is better to
the farmer than gold mine.
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GRANITE STONE
q A

FTNUE subscribe. miles south from Barre Lower
Village, good road, has hand md fir sale
snnabc, large assortment Of all kinds OF Granite stone
hcwn Of rough Of tie very first quality for building fence
posts, &c which he wi supply any call at short notice.
Also Grave Monuments in good style and ettered
in the granite MARBLE and sunk in the granite; aud
large size will answer for whole family; also posts
fence grave lots,
FC 9Gcncmcn, call and for Yourselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. ELIPHALET HEWITT.
Barre Dec. 10, 1913 40-ly
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D5- The laws of the last session were for
warded to tho Sherlfs early in the present month
and ought to be distributed this.
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DEV. DR.. ROCKERS Address ON Sacred Music /,
In admirably calculated advance the cause of Sacred
Music and ought to be placed the hands of every sing
and every one interested IN good church music Sing
ing Schools and churches TO limited extent will bo sun
Piled only rs cents per dozen, by
Doc 20, 49, L r WALTON L. SONS
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and so much Of said lands will be SOLD public auction at the
dwelling house Joseph A. Hyzer, in said Warren the
2sth of December O'Clock the afternoon
shall be requisite discharge said with COSTS unless pre-
viously paid.
Dated at Warren, in tho County of Washington this 10th
day OF NOV. lS43
81 II. C. vANDEUsEN, First Constable,
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TOTAL ABSTTN ENC.

TOTAL ABSTINENCE.
A mteing Of the Montpelier Washington Total Abs'i-
- ncuco Society, win be held Saturday evening the
93l instant the Masonic Hail. at O'Clock. general
t.udcuce solicited business of importance be-
f re the Society. +. A. MCDOWELL Sec.
Drccnbcr
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Hon. George p. Marsh. A letter 10 the Bur-
lngton Free Press says
Hon. G. p. Marsh is in very feeble health
suffering extremely under the effects OF n rheu-
matte attack which Frustrated him at Burlington
man OF less nerve, (says the correspondents
would hardly dream himself fit Tor duty but
observe that he is always in his place at rol-ca
and retires only with adjournment
We regret TO learn that MIR. M. has been called
home by the dangerous illness of one Of his family
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a CARD

our neghbors engaged in the stove trade have re
n. uuently represented that the STOVES and other
castings kent a, The old stand at the TYSON FUR.
MACE VAREHOUSE" are manufactured Of bad
ron and much subject TO breakags by use. therefore
take this method Of saying that have received large
stock Of COOKING. 10 patterns Of PARLOR and
PARLOR COOKING. and six sizes new style BOX
STOVES
direct from Toy New York manufactured from the best
of SCOTCH PIC IRON, and got up in better style
than produced fom any other part Of the wide world
Also am receiving from Blake's Furnace Brandon,
NEW YANKEE NOTION COOKING STOVE,
Sizes with new and improved arrangement for summer
and winter USE perfect than any other stove made in
this STATE Also from the same furnace, sizes AIR
TIGHT STOVES, improved patterns, assert that
there Is no better castings any particular than noo offer
The public and that there is no truth in tc statement alluded
have deemed proper to give the iacts as above and
wound respecrly ask all wishing pun chase, call and
look, M the sreacst assortment Of stoves be found in
this state all which will be sold at i'we prices than before
offered In this Market , -.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN.
Montpelier, Nov. |, 1884,
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAr, Dec. Ia, 1919.
AT Market ESQ Beef CATTLE Prices correspond with last
weeks.
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LAWS VERMONT Is4a-
TO SINGERS. Ao,

IA WALTON and SONS.
December o, I843.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
DROBATE COURTS for the District Of Washington
for the year ensuing will be held every Tuesdays and
Saturdays at The Registers Office in Montpelier in Ri
kers building, opposite tho bank, on State st.
BY order of Court.
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register!
Montpelier, Dec. |, 1913. SO
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w 4 Pr EN-

ls PIEC Els of that heavy Steel and Cadet Mixed
V BROADCLOTH at 9s per YARD, just received.
Oct Goth. BALDWIN, SCOTT aud Co.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court holden at
District OF Washington SIS Montpelier in and Tor said
Distuc, December h, lS43.
ENoCH ID. PUTNAM Of Marsh6eld, administrator
IL the estate Of Loamml Sprague late Of Marshfed,
writing for licoase sell ali the estate of said de-
ceased for the payment Of debts and charges Of admnis
-narom perSonar thereof herng Insufficient for
said purpose AMI the appearing necessary Where
upon ordered that sarl appcatonbe referred to ses-
sion Of said Court TO be holden the Probate once IN
and decision and that all ned b nohea hereoi oy
publication OF the substance Of said -pPcaoh ana he Or
Waterman and Jon,ns nris,sd said Montpelier, all of
which TO be before said s Of hearing and decision upon
said application that hsy may appear 'ney see cause,
and give bonds he payment OF e aeots ana charges
as aforesaid as he statute requires.
BY order OF Court,
~ Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy ofRecord.
IS Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register,
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pROBATE COURTS

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. Corrected.
tAJE tho subscribers being appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the District II Randolph Commits
sioners TO receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all against the Of Thomas Adams,
atc OF Brookhed, in sad district deceased represented
nsoven and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto, and months lrm the thirteenth day of
Nov lS43 being allowed by said for that purpose,
do elore, hereby give notice that will attend to
The business of SAID appointment at the Westinghouse
Of The late Thomas Adams in said Brookfed, the
ond Mondays in January aud April next from nine o'clock
A NJ until four o'clock p NJ on each of said days,
ROBINS DlNSMORE,)
WIN: NJ I,A ALy0RD, Commissioners.
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STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court holden
Washington District, SIS. ) at Probate Office in Mont
peer within and tor aid district the 4h of Dec. 1913.
n lament Of Jqduthan LOOMS, late Of Montpelier in
sad District deceased being presented 10 the Court here
by Sophia b. Looms Of Montpelier, the execuirx therein
named for probate;-I ordered by said Court that all
persons concerned therein be notified appear at
sion Of said Court to holden the Probate Office in
Montpelier on 23d day Of December ls4S and shew
cause if any they may have against The Probate Of said
will Tor which purpose, il is further ordered that copy
oihe record Of this order be published three weeks
cesycly in the Vermont Waterman and Journal printed
at Montpelier aforesaid as soon as may be,
A true copy oil record
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, r egister.
, 1843-10-28
REalLAR PkEET.

THE fast running passenger steamer
D u. s. Mail Boreas, T. NJ. Fithian,
Captain, will leave 81. LOUIS, every
Wednesday and Saturday evening at A
o'clock. for Keokuk. On her return, will
leave Louisiana, every Friday & Monday
evening at 3, ard GarksuiM at 4 o'clock
on same day. As the Boreas carries the
L. S. Mail, she can be depended upon
to leave regularly and punctually, at the
hours appointed.
Nav 9th 1913. 30-tf.
, 1843-10-28
Cali and See.

WE take this method Of saving to
" all persons indebted 20 US, on
Note, Book account, or judgment,
that we want II money. ard intend
10 take measures TO collect it. Many
lave owed US for years. ami all our
accounts are now due, a, all our pres
CIT years accounts are payable on
Geunnd. We intend shortly placing
= iaEe portion Of them in proper
hands for collection, aud these who
DO not wish to be sued will do well to
call nd make some Arrangement. 1t
is on Of the question TO give longer
i3dloence except something more
defisite is done than mere premises
10 ",7y cS S0oa as IcaH.' We are
thankful, and always pleased to re-
ceive even snail Pcyments, bet We
need and must collect all cur debts.
E. & ID. DRAPER.
Louisiana, SEPT. 5, IG43. 3n45
, 1843-10-28
list of Letters.

"a ENAINING in the Pest office at
L@ Bowling Green, Mo-, on Goth Of
Sept, lSi0, which if not taken out in
three months, viii lie sent TO the Gener-
ii Post O.ice as dead letters.
Gror-e Adams. Jshrs Brnntv. Adam
Eraus!eitcr, WIN Brggs, E.ra Cole. " 7
D1Gn. Nancy Fullerton, Robert Gerry, Rcv
John f Gray, Thomas Craze, Doctor Hey
sen. Nathaniel Hayden, Jane. IIaGdocks
}. 7. IiuhhaId, lese lI"mm. William Yen
ktas, William johnson. J1srTh Rulagc, Geo.
NGrznf. W. W. Mckay, Euoch Mat-"n-
lacch Mulberry, Ssrlh NcLure. Luke II
%clnrc. Jas. u. Shsnuor. Jno. Stuart, An
drew Shc.b"r', t"k" +. Spes-. L z Str"th
cr, 7 e Todd, Smith TAYLOR, Tate n En-
GLIB, Mary Ward. +. Mclhoitr, John G.
Wel5om, Isaac Ward, Quiutnn Wilson
1hos. ) Waters W II Waters, Jas. L. Walk
Cr.
II. G EDWARDS. r. VI.
October 18th, IS42 49-tl.
, 1843-10-28
NOTICE

NToII,E i hereby gwen that the under.
" .iSued hns "tt~iuc,l from tic Clerk oi
the County Court Of Lincoln county. No.,
letters i'stam"ntan, uJun the Mil al
William Batter, drcea',h, hearing date Tho
lGth day OF hugm-t, A. ID. l>i3. Ali PER
sons having claims aclin.t said estate, are
requested I" exhibit them in one year from
the date Of ssif letters, for allowance, or
they nay be preolud"d from any hcncGt Of
said estate. sEd if such claim. are not pre-
'chted within thee years from the date OF
sal! letters, ihcy will he forever barred.
MARY BUTLER, Exooufrix.
September 23Id, l-i?. :w37
, 1843-10-28
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY.

THE second session of the Bow.
Il ling Green Academy will com.
mence ON Monday the 18Th Of Sent.
The course of instruction will en-.
brace all the branches of a good En-
clish education, with special attention
10 the correct use of the En;,isb
iongue--the natural sciences-the
Latln and Greek classics, ond The
higher branches of Mathematics.
The year will be divided into guar.
iers Of eleven weeks each--except.
inc the next which vii continue four.
teen weeks.
Terms for the coming Session.
Orthograrhy, Reading & Wri-
ting, 81, 95
Grammar, Geography, & A.
rithmetic or either, 600
The Natural Sciences 100
Latin & Greek. and the higher
branches of Mathematics, $50
A pair of Artificial Globes will be
provided for those who Study Geogra-
ply and Asironomy-aiso apparatus
to Illustrate tie simple principles of
y 'rra Phi naFhy and Chemistry.
\, t@cdHcffou viii b. made in tui-
ti.a t., absence a:',ra scholar is en-
retyd pa.i rIra,ir vl;hIraan. except,
in "1>r 81 >~.n.ae-<.
, 1843-10-28

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81 ';e "1lr s'ou"" WIN '"";e
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tos,r'tIa ~, sn'au iam; ,..
anJ can ~ nh,.n.Ilow ,nr c,sh'E
Also s,,r. Lnn.o ,ho .onth s;da Of
nmtr;" ~" Cresn
wi,bIvo TOWN Io,s cnnnecred virbit
, 1843-10-28
NOTICE.

%'FOIIt.- is hereby ~cr'cnthat the under
- signed has tsk"n out letters Of Tc-ta,
nCntary, on the estate az levi. Iiagn"d,
deed, fron the Clerk Of Cuuuty Cont oI
Pike county, bearing date the 2i-t of Sept,
A.. d. i-I3: all Prr.ons, tLesoiore VIII
have any claim SgAin-t the estate of -aii
deceased are required L" eAhinit tue ,sm.
duly authenticated for allowance. ~ithin "r,
year from the date of said letters, or the,
may lie Prcclut"d from having s"y benrh'
At said ~cstutr. aud if such claims are not
presented within three years they will b.
forever barred.
iCHhR0D J. DAVIS,
HENRY iIkGUOD,
~Srptomhcr Grid, lSi3 3wi7.
, 1843-10-28
NOTICE.

q Office j. hereby .i,"u. thtt the un-
: Ger Ie,-d has ohtninct from IT., Clrtk
% tie County Cont Of Pike county. Mo
litter. of Trstam"nt.ry, Upon the E.tat" 81
K. II. Stafford deceased, Tearing dat" H.:
9Th day SEPT. 4. ID I>iS. All F."r."".
having claims against said estate, Hr" ~
que.'.i To ,Xi,i!nt them ia one year is"H,
the date "f said letters for allowance. Ia
tiey may tc rrecl"'i"d it"m anS rncht al
aid estate; ard II such c!sim. are uot PRE-
-rit'rt ~lth.u three Wears BON the date al
said letter., tL"S Willie f5retrr tuueh.
JOIN crow. lr,,,r,o,.
JACOB LEMON. h'"'0
Sept. lGth, Ia. 2waG.
, 1843-10-28
Administrators Notice.

YNTiCE is hereby given that tie m
go designed has taken out letter. of I'D
Iaiuistration ON the estate of Th7mss
Craig, deceased, late OF Pike County,
IissoTri, bearing date the Pad day Of
CT. 1883. All persons, therefore, in
uc5trd 10 The estate e. said dccra-ri, are re-
Gursted 70 make Immediate payment aud
al! persons having claims against said estate
are requested 10 EXHIBIT them properly su-
'araticatcd, within one year from the date
OF said letters, or they may be precluicd
from having any hcpoft Of said estate, and
ifsaid claims arc got presented within three
years, hey VIII be forc,er barred
GEORGE SMITH, Admir-.
October 18th, 1913. 3wi9.
, 1843-10-28
Flour Nd LARD
via Pittsburg or Orleans.

rENIlE subscriber viii advance in cash 4 5ths
the market value on Flour shipped direct
to the east via Pit,sbur- or New Olcan-, or
will adva nee 2 .3js, rifh the priri!sge Of sule
in Orieonx. if the market will JUSTIFY. viii
al.o advance, an Wheat, Lard and Pork. My
eastern correspondents, are Flour and Grain
houses, of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these tapl,s.
From my Pittsburg correspondents, | have
received a tariff Of rates on Flour, Lard, &c,
10 New York via the Pennsylvania canals,
which, as the warm season approaches, will
Justify shipments TO New York of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. My New York cor
respondent tst Flour house writes it is not
safe --hcing liable to sour. 10 ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, after the frs, Of May.
gro. X. IiUDD.
Flour and Grain FuCtOr.
n. r. Enring M interest in groceries, or
grocery houses. | will purchase and ship these
articles at the very low prices, for those who
send me orders.
April 10, 1913. 20
, 1843-10-28
=. ~S:esaisseES.

ATTORNEY Ar Law.
FEAVING located in Bowling Green,
{ offers his professional services to
the citizens Of Pike county. Office op-
pGsite Fctiibone s Co.'S. store. | will
also attend the Circuit Courts of Rails,
Montgomery, Audrain, Warren and
Lincoln counties.
September 2nd lS43. Al.
, 1843-10-28
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TTiIE undersigned administrator
IL of the estate O: Wm McDann"Id,
deceased, late Of Pike County Mo-,
hereby gives notice TO all creditors
and others interested in said estate.
that he intends TO make a final set
tIement OF said estate, at tie next
Nov. term Of the County Court of
said County.
NEWTON McDANNOLD. AG-
miniStrator Of w. McD., decd.
October 7,h, 1843. 4w43
, 1843-10-28
y

THE undersigned administrator OF
l. the estate of Willoughbv Armand.
deceased, late of Pike comfy. Mo-,
hereby gives notice TO all cred,
itors and others interested in said es
tate, that he intends TO make a final
settlement of said estate, at the next
term Of the County Court of Pike
county, No, and if said Claims are
not then presented, they will be for
ever bard.
ID. J. ALMOND, Admir-.
October 9TH. 1843. 3w43.