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POWERS, THE SCULPTOR.

A late number of the Baltimore Patriot
contains letter from an European cores.
po"den'. which gives the following accouu,
of this distinguished artist. The friends Of
Powers in this state will he gratfied 10 know
that he is appare'ly in easier circumstances
in regard to pecuniary matters than he has
formerly been.
4" ! have letter from Hiram Powers, the dis.
tInguisled sculptor, dated Florence, Jan. 8,
winch, by some untoward circumstance, arrived
but few days since. lie mentions with feel.
ings OF graf lfcafion the many kindnesses which
have been shown him during his STAY in Italy,
ny the indians. travellers. and his cnuntrymen,
who have all literally paiTonzed him. not alone
WIN the coin OF praise, hut they have given
him mrre solid evidence of their esteem. He
has copied in marble all The plaster cast portraits
which he carried over from Cincinnati and your
E,siern cities, which will soon reach their res
pectire owners. His lovely creation of "Eve,"
which he has long had modelled in clay, 10 now
blocked out in marble nd he speaks in high
terms OF The block which he has succeeded in
getting, II being the most faultess he ever saw.
lie IL all hope n regard To his ultimate surcess
IN the embodiment Of one Of the most sublime,
yet simple, conceptions that ever stamped lis
image upon the mind OF sculptor.
] regret to learn. however, that he has soma.
what changed his first model of Eve The
original creation was first suggested BY li,tlo
eonee which ] remember To have read in the
French, think, of Jaques Varnet. II is called
Eve on beholing the first murder" A lovely
idea i is, and most beautifully illustrated The
foundation of this fable is laid previous to the fall
when Eve was all purity. and had yet beheld no
murder. The victim she now beholds is an OK.
piring dove at her feet which has been killed by
larger bird. Her unsopbisticated surprise
and sorrow was exquisitely conceived and de.
pcted by Powers in his first model, as might be
expected by all having the merest knowledge
OF his genius. ] have not at this time the means
of describing the present statue with minuteness,
which sincerely regret, as this work fear will
never reach the United States, for some Italian
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william r. Philips Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoint
w en- by the Honorable the Probate Court for III.
District Of Chiltenden, commissioners TO receive ex
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per
sons, aRans, the estate Of WILLIAM P. PHILLIPS
late Of Burlinton, in said District deceased represent
ed nsolvent, and also oil claims and demands exhb
tied in Offset thereto and six months from the do,
Of the date hereof being allowed by said Cour, fol
that purpose We do therefore hereby give notice, tha
will attend to the bueiness Of our appointment, Al
the Exchange Hotel Of Moses L. Hart, in Burning
ton in said District on the second Tuesdays of Jun,
and September next at 100 clock, A. NJ, on each o
said days
Dated, this 6rst day Of April, A. D. le43.
ISAAC NYE, bCommis
HENRY MAYO, I'd. ( sioners.
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uF"LITERATURE Of THE sEAsoN."-Under
this head, we find the following remarks in a
late number Of Grahar,'s Magazine. The life
and Remains Of the late d.. MARSH, to which
the writer refers, will he comprised in one vol.
u he, oc,av ,,nd s.wc understand already in the
hands of the publishers. The "manuscript trans.
lac n" on Fine Arts, to which reference is also
IN de, is, we l.eve, from the original Of Schel.
ling.
We await with interest the appearance of the
Life and Remains of the late DR.. James Marsh,
Of the University of Vermont, from the hands of
Professor Torrey, his successor in the chair of
Moral ard Intellectual Philosophy. Bes des
many philosophc sermons and occasional dis.
courses. with an outline of Psychology, and a
Treatise on Logic, Dr. Marsh left behind him a
large collection Of letters, which we understand
will make up the body of these volumes. TO
the young, they will be among the most valu.
able and instructive publications of the day. The
spirit OF a scholar, of a profound thinker, and
above all of one who through his life was the
"bondnan of duty" and of truth, marks those as
well as all his other productions, and gives To
them far higher worth than belongs 10 much of
the more ambitions literature of the time. The
Mein"'r ~ Pr lessor rorrey will be a chaste
and tasteful reco d OF lie not aboundinp in
striking incident, bu, distinguished by stately
growth, and true development of the highest
principles of action and of thought. We under.
stand that The work will comprise two large &C.
'avo volumes. and tina, il will be published d..
ring the coming Summer.
There are several other books of great value
at Burlington, awaiting the pleasure Of those
who have them in charge to be allowed To see
tie light We fear the distinguished literary
gentlemen of that vicinity are somewhat selfish
IN Their views, finding, perchance, a suficien,
reward inr their productions in the labor %, pro.
diring, and thinking not enough nf the wants of
the world around them. We arc especially
Anxious 10 see il PRINT Professor T"rr,y's trans.
alton oi Neatde"s Cnnrch History, a work
greatly needed by the no = bniv ni lue dog ca
s'n'rn'S IN tbs c"nn'ry. l. i n" only cun
~ g Ir'nslaiun "i \ 'anj'" tll' u1s Hs.I.ut..
Ivy % ,iiiio> were. "H.. .r....... .... BE-
4!ish Tres, u |. I'D
reser heUr" been .ti... ...
%. n new ei.Iinn -. The nr.s.lr
"l' probably some I .Eur,t.np A,tu lae .. .
lis publication. Professor !nrr.v mas so ID,
manuscript translation oI S killings Discourse
on Fine Art, which we Should he .ad 10 see
printed. Professor Benedlrl'> work on Cmcho.
hgy was announced several mon, hs ago, and
considerable progress was made in The prepara.
lion Of the plates. We are not advised of the
probable time Gifts appearance. We hear also
OF very profound Treatise on Music, by The late
Dr. Lincoln, OF Burlington, one of the most
gifted and scientific men of his time. II was
lett, We believe. iG the hands of Mr. George P.
Marsh, know to the public chiefly by his extend.
I'd researches into scandinavian literature, and
icelandic phIlology. We trust it will DO pub.
lisled.
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CHANCE FOR SoMEBoDY.-Therei is an old
maid at Natchez, Miss. worth 100000, earn.
cd by herself IN trade. first commenced by ped.
ding apples, candy, &c.-Her operations are
now very large, and she owns about a dozen OF
the finest houses in Vicksburg. She lately of.
fered an old bachelor one hundrd thousanj dol.
lars. which she counted out before him, if he
would take her with it; but he declined the Of.
Ter: Which was the goose Patriot.
The she one, for she could have bought a oou.
der Tor smaller sum in these "hard fines"
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Mn. EprroR,-- desire to call public al
tenlion to the following paragraph from the
Claremont IN. II. Eagle:

A''N' LII oSohS w ~"h BusHS Nv
ten,ion to the following paragraph from the
Claremont IN. II. Eagle:
TEA PARTIES. in aid Of the funds of the var-
GUS benevolent institutions of the day, are be.
coming quite fashionable in Boston and vicinity.
They are got up by the ladies', the tickets sold at
n stipulated price to the "lords of crcation," and
the proceeds, which usually amour: TO hand
some sum, are appropr aicd TO relieve the wants
OF the dcsti,u'cd, and iced he hungry. S'mlal
progress in society is pruinned and kind and
friendly feeling is thus generated in community.
The New Bedford Bulletin in describing cic al
these social festivals recently held IN old Fan
euil EIa!l,--sa,s " at these tea drlnkirgs yoI
have the inestiInabe privilege OF feeling that
while you are clearing off the spread, and Gun.
piving the cups, you are, at the same time, put.
ting shoes upon naked feet, food into empty
| s'umac lis, ur vestmeu's upon rost-bi'icn frames
| 1t is kind OF involuntary charity. You take a
swallow Of tea, and though it is very weak, YET
you hear some little child blessing you. You
take bite of muffin, and some helpless widow
adores you. It's the nicest,sweetcs', peasantes
way of giving Ever while live shall patron
ze the iea-parlcs And then only think of the
associations of the place, to say nothing OF the
pictures. Here you will say, our fathers rock.
ed the cradle Of liberty, and then in order to keep
up the steam, you drink Washngton's Health
bowIng very politely to Stuar,'s portrait before
you. A great thing is tea party, in "Old Fun
| neI.' ~
II is not generally known tina, during the
last winter charity school has been kept VI
In this town by the united efforts of the Epis'
copaian, Congregational and Unitarian so.
cIelics, the object Of which has been TO res
cue from vice and 10 train up to intelligence.
and usefulness the mullitudes of destitute ant
wretchcd children who fill our streets, ant
,lrong our houses in the capacity of bcggers
The paragraph above, contains an cxcelen
hint To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Bur
lington, which | trust they will not be SLOW
To take. | venture TO say that if the Ladies
of Burlington will bu, Sc, "tca party u,
foot. for the benefit of the Charity School
the aforesaid I" Lords of Creation" will b,
proud and happy under such auspices, tt
season their tea with the blessings of the poo
little child, and butter their mullins with tn,
alteration of the helpless widow S.
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id 4 a n

In Milton, on the Goth, ult., Mrs. AxxA Bs,sHAw
wife Of Lorin Brigham, aged 81 years.
In Jericho, on the ED ult.. Capt. Rsussx MAaev
IN the 45th year Of his ags.
In Essex, on the morning Of the 24,h uls., Mr.
JoHS HALpEar. aged, 6s years.
Mr. H., for some time hid been laboring under Z
severe attack of lung fever. but had 20 far recovered
ssto able to GO about among his friends while
wal ing his room m the m ,rnns of his dscsass, h
fell and nmsd a,ey expel. Ho WIS an exemplary,
worthy man-,he recollection of whose many VIZ.
tues will be long cherished by his friends and neigh.
boYs
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The Hon. CHARLES HuDsoN Of tho
Worcester district, Massac husetts, has been
reelected to congress by about three hum
dred majority. In the other four districts
there was no choices at the late election,
though there was decided Wing gain in
all but one,
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THE WEST.

A PERSON who has spent several years in Ohio
IA and Michigan, will start for those States on the
opening of navigation, business that will REQUIRE
hmio stop OF most Of the lreer intermediate iowns
as we'll - those on and near lake FIRE. Any business
sntrus,edeo him will be faithfully attended TO- He
rsfe' by permission TO C. GoopaicH, II. B. SyAcY,
and DANA WInsLow Esqrs.
Burlington, April, 49, ls4a az
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A "a Aliens Estate.

VIE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chtenden commissioners to receive, ex
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate Of ASA ALLEN, late o
Hinesburgh, in said District deceased, represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands exhbitet
in offset thereto and six months from the day Of tn,
date hereof, being allowed by said Court for tina
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that
will attend to the business Of our appointment, a
the dwelling Of Capt. Hartman NJ Allen, in Hines
hursh. in said District, the last Tuesdays of Jun
end August next At 10 clock, A. NJ, on each of sal,
days. SEQ 49,.
Dated, this LIST dav Of March, A. D. ls43.
~ w S0sEs EtI, MioA4RsH, Commissioners.
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a Dead Shot.-We understand that
Mr.. Eras,us Geer, of Wes' Rupert, in this
State. shot bald eagle, few weeks since,
measuring seven feet from tho extremity of
one wing to that Of the other. 4 double
spring steel trap was attached to one of its
feet
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Mark Rice's Estate,

STATE or VERMONT; THE EeA. the Pro.
Di.iric, OF Chiienden, s.. 'as Ccurt for he
District ofCh,ssndeq: To all psrsops concerned 10
sad District de'essssl, GasIrlSe.
WHEREAS, Lonisa wailing, formerly Iarss
Rice and former adnsistrarx Of the s>,aie Of ssil
debesssd, proroses 10 render an account Of hsr all
nstraion, and her account ssainsi laid es.
tate for examination and allowance a. session OF ihs
Court AZ PROBATE. TO 10 hoen ~ the Reg teri of;cs
in ssd Burlington, % the ,hird $sisfdsG ct A,SJ
mxt. 49,
rbsrsfov. Yon are hereby notified 70 sepsae r..
fare said corr a. tho time and pace afoeaAA ao(
chew cane, II any yo,. hsvs. why the soccuat atnes-
ssid should, not fe allowed.
March A. D. 1919
WM WESTON, Resisse-.
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J. & J. n. Ptex & Co.
w..
GoutpINo 4 PfAlonY.

\ This can'e, The plainii, ~ partners, de lare
L aSain't the defendants, J. Gouldine and y liver
Peal ody. OF Keeseviile in The STATE of New Yor., rs
nar ners, IN an action on note da'ed July IL ls4l
he sum q Sos 60 cents psys lie in I month, from
date, a. the Essex Comfy Bank Ale, on o'her
note da'sd March Is is4r tor the SIN Of eel 81 cs
in six months from dae thereof al the Essex County
Bank.
The defendants eng al sen, from this STATE n, he
lime OF the service of he plaintiff writ, and no. hav
ing returned wnhln The same efore The time Of al,
he cause Is iy order Of Coir convinced, and is fur
her ordered said Court, that noice Of hi. suit
given TO The defendants, " nul lhlng ,hi- order, and
he substance Of the plaintiff declaration, hire weeks
>ucees lively IN The " b arlington rec Pres>,"s news.
paper printed in Blr.ington in ssii conaty Of Chit
snden the Last OF which TO Re Al least twenty dsvs
lefore The next Term Of his Court 10 holden a,
Burlington aforesaid on the second Tuesday Of May
next, which vil be deemed sufficient noaice TO the
said defendants 10 appear and male asswer to this
suit.
Dated Al Burlington aiorssaid. this 2ls, day Of
Mach, A. D. ls4a
WIN. NOBLE, Cierk.
ALLEN L. Far. Attornfus
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Hssa' par!ss' Appelenf ,,C CIMsl TT D!s,.
Estate o, PaAass Paslrs 4 SNor. Term, 40. 1874

ANNA FdELfa Appelccs.
tins cause, The said Henry Phelps ha. appealed
from The order and Judgment Of the Currt Of Pro-
ae for The district Of Chtenden, in aid corniy OF
Chit,eoden. made on The 9th day OF March, A. D.
1872 by which order and Judgment, the SAID Pro exc
Court assigned 10 Anna Phelps, widow of sal Phaes
Phelps, deceased such portion Of The persona, e.iate
Of The said deceased 10 le selected y her. from The
inveatory, as will amount TO the sum Of $3.50 90 az
he prices therein named. And the sail Henry AYERS
that be- 10 one Of the sdmin.ira ors on SAID Estate
and also interested therein oneof the heirs there.
Of and s injured and agsrisvei the aforesaid order
And the said Anna Phelps teire al sen, from ,!,s
tate al he time Of sad onler and appeal and of The
enry of,he same in This Cour, and no, having relurn.
81 within the same leore The time 81 AL Ire care
s'y order OF court contn ed, and il 10 further order.
ed said court Thai notice OF this snt given 10 the
"a Anna Phelps, BY pull l.hine This order and he
rbs'ance Of the said Henry. complaint ami apreal
three weeks successfully, in The " b rline'on Free
Press," Newspaper printed in said Burlington, the
a., of which 10 ie al lea, twenty days before The
n.xi Term Of this court, 10 lie holden a, Brng tn in
said county, on the ond Tue day oi Nav nrx,.
which will 10 deemed .uFicien, notce 10 The aid
Anna Pbens 10 appear and male answer 10 ,hi- ui,,
Daei o. Burlington in saiG coun'y, this q h day Of
Msrch, A. D. ls43
VIZ. NOBLE, Clerk.
A. G. WH,fScNoAR ANorn<..
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nobemen are even now negotiating for ito pur.
chase. Powers has also modelled a new statue
which have not seen mentioned he calls II
the "Greek Slave" and appears to think Il
fully equal in excellence with his former efforts.
So soon as his unfinished works are completed
he will return to the "Qucen City" where he
will be cordially welcomed by many, who. q few
years since. would have been ashamed to be
seen speaking to the honest mechanic, but will
now consider il an honor to grasp the hand of
great sculptor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-14

NM. Swipes ! have just kicked your
William out of The Office" said Mr.. Shocks.
-"well, Mr.. Snooks," replied Mr.. Swipes.
"it is the first bill | ever knew you TO foot.
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HSSlGVEE'S
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE Is hareby given lha, by virtue OF The sev.
eral orders and DEGREES in Bankrup,cy in the fol.
lowing cases. issued OFT Of The Dstrc, Cour,
Of the United a,es, for the District Of Vernon,
will sc al Public Auction AT my office IN Burlington
on Saturday, May g. O'Clock, p. NJ, such effect. o
he Bankrupts ameJ Glow AS became vested in te
by virtue Of The decrees aforesaid.
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Why isa negro who has had property
left him by will. like Il gambler drinking tea
DO yos gius it up? B-scsuss 10 Is black
Issases, "a black leg at tea.)
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CoNNUNDRuMs Why is a bankrupt making
an sssignmel o. his wardrobe, like an attorney
decla 'g U on specaties ,-Do you give it up,
because he is 'assignine his brepches."
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Burlington, March 81, le43.

NOTICE..
H>HE Morgan Horse. BASHAV, will stand this
= season at the following places, viz Burlington,
Shelbnrn md Charlotte. The days and time will BE-
made known by hnndbs circulated before the sea
son commences BAsHAw 10 as full blond Morgan
as you can find now days; is of blood bay color,
weighs eleven hundred and fifty pounds, and for
strength and speed is not surpassed by any horse now
on the turf. ANY persons wishing TO improve their
all will acknowledge after looking at said horse. He
can be seen at the American Hotel until the ssssnn
commences, where Mr.. L. Church will take pleasure
in showing him without any charge
Burlington, March 18th 1913. a w3
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''.'N t.t r'., CT irt ... ..SCo f.
* ca, i.is- =" Representatives.
.",' " estnon-a Bank founded solely upon
c'e It, W ho.i 20 ar ol cap Ia , and w!thhou.
ii" h",e al even having une cent Vi god or oil.
yer iis wants.
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Jacob Hlnsdill's Estate.

STATE Or HERMoNTl GILES S. HiNs.
District Of chaisndsn,, s.. " Dill, admin.
traitor OF the estate .G !acob Hin-diI lac Of s..
court his petition IN WIRING, setting iori thai ih- in
ventory uf The personal estate of The laid decea ed
AMOUNTS I. S25, AZ i-,ha' The ca aims allowed again
saId estae ny the rnmm's 'ioner- amount 10 si54s;
that The expense. Of admins erng aid e,ia'e are no'
s.s'han fify dollars thai The deea ell died eizt Of
farm consisting Of ll6a,re ofiand, or ihereab,u ,
'Iinaed IN 'ad s.. George, eng The homes ca al
seh tecca cd, which i inc I'M erel WI h a NOR gage
70 Simeon Wal efeld; that the per nal e,la,ei ia.
sufficient I" pay the de T. allowed against .a e.
tate and the expense. e 'mnsiraion. and PRAYING
said court 10 licen he laid administrator ell "a
laid de- % andexrene. Where ,pon The colri sfdre.
said doh assign the nd Welne, day Nav 1919
for hearing ani deciding AID petition al lie oth e
Of The Register Of said court in Burlington, and d.,
order that all pers, in ere led Re noiie thereof
bill hing ihi' or er, con aiming the substance of
sad lion, three weeks .nccer sivelv il, the Bur.
iingion Free Press, newspaper printed IN sai n.
Iina,on, previous TO aid second Wednesday OF May,
Given under my hand at Burlington b, sls, day
wm. WESTON, Register.
D.Iisi Of ch ,,sadsn, s.. | PROF. ae Court '"s
for the District of Chlr-n'len 10 all persons con
ccerned IN the s,,a'e # Jacob Hnsdil lac If ST.
wlERi As, Gle, s. Hn,dilI. a.lmini,lra or Of the
e.oie Of laid de~ea I'll, pro'o 10 render an accon,
Of b.. lm stranon an pre- eni his aro mi against
TAI esia e for examns ION and allowance at resi- N
Of The Court ot Pr ate, TO be holden al The Reg.-
ter. office in Bnrlns'tn in saMdistrct on The second
Wslne,tlsy of May next.
Therefore, yon are hereby no,i6ed 10 appear before
said court al the time and place aforesaid and shew
canse. If any Won have, why the account alores AID
should not q allowed.
Given under my haai At Burlington thls altday
Of March, A. D. la13
VIZ. WESTON. Register.
aSw3
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mi mr. r 4 n m .

In Williston on the 9Th inst by the Rev. Ms Par.
malice. Mr.. DExrEa NJ. Baioos. of Rehmend "a
Miss EnILv Baows. daughter Of John Brown, j.. oil
Willston.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

HOUSE FOR SALE.
IA A Neat and convenient HoUeE With
"A garden and good vsisr succhsl,
klft pleasantly situated nsss tbs husinsss pan
ssYs OF the village . very dssissbls sss,dcscs
- and will be sold low. Fos tssns apply =
Corner of Church and College SITS.
Burlington, April ~, 1873 %
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LISTS FOR TAXES 1S43.
DLANKS for lists hr 1913, furni. he AZ .hor; no
- tie for 81, 90 per 100. G. GOODRICH.
April I, lS43 as
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BLACKS MITHING.

AENWH WHtTN EY hegS leave 70 remind
IL those who are not already apprissd Of the fact
ihat no has removed h establishment TO The new
brick shop corner of Peari.sL and the nsv road,
where he will be happy to serve his old frionds md
make as many new ones ss promptnsss sad 6dslity
may secure.
Al. WAGCONe.
He has on hand 3 Double Wagons, made Of the
best mattel 70, with iron axles, and wsusn,sd % d.
Two onshosss LUMBER wAGcoNs.s GOOD
article.
Also, . number Of superior CONCORD WAC.
Cons, with wood and IRON axles.
All Of which will BE- fold very cheap for cash, snd
prices adapted 10 the TINS, for good pspsys
TO RENT.
The second story Of the building above alluded To-
being room 26 BY 40 and On excellent stand tsr I
Painter or Wheel-wright.
HENRY WHITNEY.
Burlington, April IL. ~. Is 3m
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WE THE SUBSCRIBERS having boon ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chtenden, commissioners to re-.
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate of JOHN LEE,
late of Jericho, in said District, deceased, repre-.
scented insovent, and also all clnms and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from the
Day Of the date hereof being allowed by said Cou, for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling OF the willow Of the snid de-
cease in Jericho. in said District on the lst day Of
March and lst day of May next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
on each of said days.
Dated, this 18th day Of January, A. D. Ie43
az LU1HER BROWN, } Commits.
JOHN n. TOWER. : sioners.