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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
A LARGE SALE OF LAND, LOTS,
SLAVES, PLANTATION UTENSILS, HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE AND

pursuance OF Deed OF Trust Gucmus
the undersigned bearing January, IsI3
aud for the purposes therein mentioned the
sale, at pablo the WEDNESDAY,
One Lot the GunnrTy adjoining
l.. Shuticc, and now occupied by Jane, Mills.
One other Lot the
cuPi~l by James Williams
One aIg, Lot. between the two above described Ist.
One moety of Wharf called Indian wharf-and moey
unnprored Lot adjoining the lower Feythe other
the two last described lots ned by Samuel Philips
And nj the residence of Guemus Spoit-
Nania about miles above the Court County
about miles from Gunra- Depot LAY NovEM-
hER 1913 and from DAY day un completed
sale. nj public
OF land which resides containing s3s
less.
Also Spot., yan, con
tanning III upon SAW and
GRISr MILL.
Also ofand the County, containing acres
more or less which purchased by the said
tate.
Also, and 30 very likely SLAVES some of whom
are Backsmtl- wheelNTights. Carpenters,
Also Wagon, Carts Plantation Utensils implements Of hus
bandry, carpenters and other tools Horses Mules,
kinds Sheep.
Also, all crops upon whether secured OF growing
Also Carriage and Harness. aud Kitchen
Furniture
The above described Lots Of Land
to the contingent right Of dover Mrs
mus Smith and the which rrnqush right
viii be made known the DAY
bove described property offered Guelmus
smith in the said Real Estate believed good
Will only convey TO the purchasers such right
The terms of sale will be cash according
the Deed Of Trust but possible NAV
TO all Tho the Slaves modify and
Il so II will be- madr know the day
Possession of The Lots
day OF aedud OF the Tracts Land Of
eember ls43 o NJ. CRUTCHFIELD, t,
T.. u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

We thought these facts calculated to encourage our
friends and we rccapitulaicd them. Ii the Argus
will have our real opinion VIC will give il to him.
Tho wing candidate can beat Martin Van Buren,
100000 votes in the United States; and yet we be-
lierc Martin to be the stronges, man among thcm
The loco.ioco strength is weakness to us. We at.
tack Martin because think he is the strongest,
and wish to show friends how vcr, feeble is
the strength of Van Burcnism.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
ELLEN DorCt.,ss l. : ...-.

~ Noh last spting was bred by and sold Rodcriek
49, Mec"go tA1- Of Prince Georges county. Md. for
pd oses dam Polly Medley by rhou,on Medley by
man. G. dam (Mr. Waiter iowe. Iiannony) by Crars.
s"s'.hr e. G. dam by Df Iismilons imp horse g.
K T. dam by otheio, q. x. T. r. dam wa. Col
IaAers imp SELMA by the Go.ioiphnc Arabian T. r.
" y on Fox e. 81 EEEEg dam by Flying Chider..
m = = = - : '--'-''-'"
uhit he above h the pedigree NJ
my 'nen bongsss Her dam ed BY NJ
o n""as ~ badsn OF Prince George County Maryland who
hc ana hts certificate OF her psdgfec found i IN,
m ,u Register Vol w. 6o5-dnd pedigree through
% Nes SELMA have extended BY reference English
and American stud Books passin Given un.r nv s.
aud seal this 9Th Aug, 1889. Tios y INQUIRY
enc now IN Told by the celebrated Ned Hazard
I The above front of the Rel Tay.,n ~,
TUESDAY Morning; 10 O'Clock can be seen sryio. 10
tile Mafke a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

According to Promsc, we suholn the account given by
the Republican, ii the Democratic meeting in this city,
ON Friday night.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN RICHMOND.
Yesterday evening the Democracy OF Richmond
the City Hall, and organized Democratic Association
Our worthy old friend Capt VIM. ID. Wrrn appointed
President Mr. BoShcr and Col Wicker, Vice Presidents.
The meeting addressed by the Editor of the Repub
can. Mr. Caskic. Mr.. Crump, Mr. Muniord, MIR. oung
and the Editor OF the Enquirer. The hest spirit prevailed
and every thing argued determination the part OF the
Richmond Democracy do their duty the coming
test very large Clay audience had assembled tor the
purpose ot witnessing division IN ranks their
own classical and elegant phrase "dog hghi,"-thcsc
good people unfortunately Disappointed and from what
saw last night predict that the Democrats ASsocia
ton vt 1913 will do the Democratic Association OF lSi0
did, conquer the Log Cabin and the Old Dominion
tor the Democratic nominee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND
FOR SALE.

virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by Mel
son T. Shelton and wife, John Archibald Bry,
dated the 18th Now 1885, duly recorded in IN.
'eh ohiec OF the County the
zone o inc trustees aforesaid proceed sell NJ ocband
on Mospsr the 20 day November lall that b.
ing 'ou day tn the highest bidder. Of ss.ry, ar
a" puohe auction certain lying ON lanes
.f IN Sat county adjoining thu and the lands
OF VI Geo '" Harris AMI Dr. John Morris others. containing
by estimation t6b. OF OF
TOM ihc high land OF fine quality of wood
anu Tor an farming purroes The whole thereof as
VIII b" sufficient to of
from the said Nelson p the several pcr,ons -
% SAID deed Acting such title ony as .
vested IN me by the above mentioned deed which bov,v. - r.
"'Neu =" pc good Terms AT sale JOHN MORRIS,
TKu..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
SECOND SUPPLY.

WE are receiving and opening this morning.
second supply FAN Winter Dry which with
those hand makes stock
which be found:
super Noolback, blue, brown and green Cloths
do wool black, blue ami Fancy Cassmeres
Flushing Beaver and Pilot Cloths
SwsnstOwn, Valencia. Toilnei n
satnets Kentucky Jeans and Kercy-
Fan Cloths and English Her-ys. for Negro Clothing
Red. White and yellow Flannels
Padding and Sale Duck
Irish Linens ken;ings Lawns nd Sheeiings
Australian Lnsers and ChuSans
Rich style Mousanc de LANES
DO do Prints large supply, and beautiful
Silk, Mcrno, Cotton and Wooden Hose and Half Hose
Buck, Si Me5no. Silk and Burin Gloves
Filet Silk and Woolen MIits; Umbrellas, all prices
TayloT's. Willis Hughes, and other Spool Cottons
Patent Threads and Twists
Brochc Cashmere, Net and Plaid Shawls
Bleached and Brown Shirtngs nd Sheetngs
Dufil Twlled and Whitney blankets
With almost every other article
Jobbing House which respectfully
trade. IONDONS WII.I.INGUNM A. DREWRy
I7-dGcu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

y CNNFN'>toN.-Thc Augusta Age, LocOfoco paper,
sN>s The pvnNctauc party is rcucn leaders cor.
'Ugt no gS y u b gained rom longer adherence
A. aDt unless cap DC made ~ undergo violent and
JSca change BY breaking It up, and rrnodeng the
coW7;5v = better "a under Federal domnaou"- Nisson-
o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
NEW GOODS.

TENIE subscriber has pist received some very
- choice retailing Dry Goods-among them. ....'
Very elegant high cold Plaid French Prints a ends
further supply Of those much approved Lame.
New style French Mousanes unsurpassed beauty few Dress
lengths
New style cord Silks, Of elegant patterns
few desirable Mouanes for children lou,
priced with complete desirable Good
nc IL THOMAS X. PRICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
MARRIED..

In this city. the Ieth William Friend Mr.
WIN. H. BROOKE NJ EsseJ County CLARISSA JANE daurh
ter Of the late John q. Lawrence.
on THURSDAY evening 18th by w Wood
bridge DR. WIN B. BALL OF Chesterfield LAURA
\. McRAE Of Manchester.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

n NUN HO Ell, nj the Warm Springs Bath
- County ia To lease
ABOVE mentioned property accommodating
heepng us Tavern Establishment hay.
uone lair business but wishing
disposed to lease sell The Farm dnV
calculated To accommodate about for
about ~ Horses in the OF leasing 20 with r
adjustment about Ten Acres meadow some pa,r,
and and IRE wood ham
ng iuhet wishing lease purca,. will com.
aud view the property, and judge for himself.
ls-2m Gro ,,,,.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
SWEET SPRINGS FOR RENT.

y order of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
NJ and Chaucery County made on IN. I'm d.
october ls4d shall proceed 10 Rent public auction on The
premises on the 18th day OF November Sweet spng. IN
the County Of Monroe, and all thu belonging
The valuable Farm thereto about 1000
Land from the LIST day Of January 1914 January ls4s
The Renter giving bond approved security for the Of
the - r-'''
In pursuance OF the same order will hire year IL VI.
uabe Negroes The iireT bond and approved
ADDISON DUNLAP ID, for
oc I'-ciw ROBT COALTER s NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

himself; and his continuance candidate will only bring
himself and the Democratic party defeat and disgrace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
N OTI G. E

To RniI-Road Contractors, and others.
DROPOsALS will he received during the ending
18th of November EIcavatng Embankng
~ miles ofthe Georgia ni-I ond extending West from Co
vingOn Newton County point opposite Lanes Store Ao
for the Masonry of the Bridge Yellow River
Cuve the line to he graded Poes and Plans of the work
will be exhibited during the week both Madison Coyngon
aud bids received each place The proposals embrace
sections of mile each Payment viii be made cash
monthly the work That Of the offered
embraces some heavy grading. J. EDGAR THOMSON,
Chief Engineer and General Agent.
Eng neers Office Georgia Rail Road and Banking Company
~ Madison. geufru ia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
s A l. f
Of Valuable Manufacturing Mills, and Land IN
the County of Cumberland.

" 'W"dOe 4hdhydcfUTing Nails, and Land ava
the County of Cumberland.
y pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancey. for the County Cumberland
made on the 5s day OF August Sf3
ATnsiead and others, against William L. Henry
Irving and John e. Trent Trustees Of MCashan the
undersigned acting Commissioners under said
FRIDAY The 10th day otDceembcr next II fair the
day Sunday excepted proceed sell public
oiCaira the Mills, commonly known y the CaIrn
Wills, with about Oacres Of land thereto
a large and eonoous Store house Coopets Shop:
ware house. known as the Cara house and
THIS property situated healthy populous
Wss RiveT which avigabe eondcrab
Mills and the property formerly owned
Darlington Co This has always considered
valuable Stands for commercial and milling operations
ton OF the country
The Terms Of sale will be- cash.
say To pay all expenses attending the sale;
aud years Of equal instruments residue purchaser
purchasers giving bonds with approved security, bearing
from the date 1.-THE interest be remticd
tuay padthe title 20 be pure
money paid 0 Mr. JELLs who lives on the prsmes
will show Tho property To all may view the
same before the day of sale.
HENRY p. IRVING
Comm
VALENTINE PARRISH,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE
There will he a WING MEETING at New Kent Court
House the 2d Thursday in November next that being
Court day. The important object OF the meeting will be
made known in the Court House that day
MANY VOTERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

NoTICE-A PUBLIC MEETING will be held ut
Buckingham November Court, take into consideration
the Acts aud DongS Of the James River Kanawhs Com.
pany, by the CITIZENS.
Enuuirpr y,ill nls.s, .onv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
5O Gro.. Pntcnt NIatch

90 Gross Patent Matches.
UST received 30 gross of the Patent Water
~ Proof Matches, the Black Boy Morar and for sale
cheap, by
oc17 sAMI.. T.. DOVE, Agent for Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

GENTEEL BOARDING.
A1 RS ALLEN Bookstore Governor street has
1NL comfortable ready BY
month period and eoonoaie Day
with really good fare reasonable Is-i2w
by The Governor Of the State Of Vfrginia.
ProcI "a
W HEREAsa vacancy hath occurred General Assem-.
w bly, Of this State. by WILLIAM &.
WORTHINGTON Eq- Delegate County
The Sheriff n Jefferson County required
2Ot day Of November delegate supply
vacancy aforesaid.
Given under hand Governor, and under
Richmond day Of
IT, NOcinhcr IN the year l543
I5-eti5hNov JAMES MCDOWELL.
GDORTO RICO sUGARs-4O hhds Porto sugars-andnr
n and for sale hy ocI7 DAVENPORT 4. ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

BDuBLIc NOTICE is the Richmond and Of
N the surrounding Coun that the
rise IN price - st selling the the .ar o
price heretofore Sign OF the Mortar below IN. Old Ma,
~ o,h.e,,, 4. n.,--'1' -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
VALENTINE PARRISH.
oc I1-cnla
PUBLIC SALE.

HNHE Executors of William Morson, deccas.
u cd, will offer at Public Sale THURSDAY November end
1913. his REAL ESTATE Rapp1hannock in Sta ford
county about miles below Fredericksburg containing about
acres, and embracing the Tracts known the
SNOTVDEN & FERRY FARMS
considerable portion of Meadow entirely
claimed AMI very fertile. The uplands good im-
PROBABLE quality abundaniiy supplied W IN Wood
There two story DWELLING HOUSE Wood besides Barns
Granares and other suitable buildings plantation purposes
Altogether the Property FARM and per
Disposed to purchase invite
sale Willie upon tie premises and the bearing
interest and payable - months amer the Sale
third also bearing interest and payable 20
For the deferred payments bonds and good personal
required and Trust Deed the Land will be
given the purchaser tho Let day Of January earlier
the Corn Crop and the Property
premises be- disposed Of mean while every &C
comnoaon will be afforded purchaser regard 10 his arrange
mcnts for attending and cuang the property
that Crop NJ Wheat viii seeded prior the sale and
that tl svill with The Land
OF After the Sale Of the Land, n number of
SLAVES and other Property belonging Estate,
sod-to wit.
HORSES. CATTLE STOCK n various kinds WHEAT MA
CHIMES. WAGONS, CARTS FARMING UTENSILS, Ge
~ Terms o Sale for Personal Property
under $40 exceeding amount
interest but the win principal
uiuly paid. A. 4. MORsON. } Executors OF
J. A. Seldom ! WIN Moron
J. ". MORRISON, \ deceased.
B0 "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

NOrhCE.-A petition viii b, presented the General
Assembly OF Virginia, the incorporation OF the Sun
day School at Richmond Count house ~ elm
~ Meeting Of IN" Medical Society wall be hc Dr. Haias
Office this ruEsDASl evening. ~ O'Clock Subject
fsNsR Other business OF Will
u. &C II II
2r- The Annual Meeting Union Society
be hc the Lecture Room Presbyterian
Tuesday next II O'Clock The
attend. I'd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

'AMEhiNDS.-lo Jars Just received fresh,
II for sale the Red Mortar below the old Marie, bv
II A.o,hees,y ~, n,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
VNHE subscriber would call the Rich
nond ana ~ Vicinity slock n entire Cloth
ing OF his own manufacture opened Main
Street door heow Keen directly opposite
Puiney's Ills stock
Dress and Flock Coats various qualities and colours
Sack Costs Paletots Cashmere sacks
Bcavcr, Pilot aud Flushing Ovsfcoats Ind Ffocks
CassimeT fantaloons, different qualities and colours
Satnett Pantaloons
Vests. ~ various styles nd price
Shirs, Booms, Collars Crsvats scarfs. Stocks
herno Shirts md Drawers Fuscndefs ARTICLES u
bic FOR Genilencna wear.
We viii bnpry disposed and feels uatis
ted mat hsGoods will be found
qualify asat any other Clothing House In the City
oc i0-im sILAs MERCHANT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

'ENOBACCO.-I'hc lovers of a good article.
may assured that they always Il at the sign of
The Red Mortar below the Market 1907 Iangbon.
ATmsead's Supenorl JOHN ] CIR ANrcpn
IL Ano,h...,,. 4. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
CHEAP AND GOOD
BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS. &C.

WhOIesGle and Retail.
TINHE Store very and
II 81 Goods his line to which he respectfully
and the public at large Among
will be found Boots Shoes
classes he heretofore been able
present stock Of Goods the best have had
SAML PUTNEY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN Boo-. shoes Trunks, &c
One door above Hubbard, Gardner a 60.
NJ the Reprc.entatves Of PATRICK HART NIL
ER, HART CO. formerly Merchants pf Richmond giv.
information TO the residence they Will hear Of
something their advantage. WIN. DAYTON LEWIS.
New York October ~. l543. I7-2t-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

SECURING Hrtcks, for cleaning KNIVES, &o--A
- supply of the above (bes ah nperiaI received aud
by BOLTON HARRISON
% Conner Of Main and Governor Ste
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING. oCroBER IL. isla.

improvement in The Ndrigoiion Of Ioaccr .Jdr.es
Rircr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

II y pursuance al a decree OF the county Court Of
n Chesterfield pronounced the 18th Dec -t2 Rebccca ar
and Others Hiram ilarfs late guardian OF Philip Hams
and Of the Deeds of Trust referred Co.,
recuted by said Hiram Harris and ~ Record Powaan The ua
dsfsigned Trustee the said dceds Ut Trust will % the
bidder for CASH the plantation of the said Hiram
Fairfield rowhatan tine Tract of Land Named supposed
about 1863 ACRES, less the 18th November
is43 flf day thereafter mud such much
property named the said deed NJ consisting
stock ~ every Kind and plantation utensils may h
necessary pay or and satisfy the debts named
and all costs and charges attending The same
believed ~ DO perfect and inIlsputbs .bscr-
only convey under uf,ro-ad Trust and
decree Court. SAMUEL SUBLETr. Trustee
W The above sales made with my APPRECIATION.
oc I5-ctds HIRAM IiARRIs
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BACON

81 IIIIDs. SboulIcrs
- 90 do Sides -fOr sale low by
&c i7-iw JNO. II. TRIPLErr & son
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17

HDLAIsrER-iOO Lump Plaster cargo Of Brig Ellen from
u Portland. Fof sale Rockets by
&C I5--Iw JNO x. TRIPLETT & son
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-17
Rockets and TIE Nhippin,.

The following communication comes very aprp-
pos, 10 prove the Importance OF Richmond As port
of entry. We had great desire to attend on the
occasion referred 10, but were prevented by sick
ness. From those who did attend, we learned
that there was an uncommonly fine display of ship
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
Court Of Probate, .Mida.to.sn, hin. 10, Is43.

Court 9f Probate, .NidHsto.vn, hin. 10, IS43.
pom the petition OF Z,a Peckha,n. guar,
dian Ia the minor children Of Timothy
Peckham. late Of Midjleiown. dec, praying
ihls Court 10 aulhorise aud empower her 10
sell all The rlghl, iltle aud interest Of Sarah
Phebe, George w, James n, aud Wealthy
Ann, minor children Of said Timothy Peck
hnin IN aud 10 a certain Farm situate in New
poii, containing by estimation about one In u.
dred and eighty acres with the buildings
thereon, bounded northerly on land OF the
United Sia,"s, westerly on the sea or salt
wnier, southery on land of Philip Peck
han, and eastcrly on the Merchant Farm /;
said farm was formerly owned by Joshua and
Augustus Peckham,
II Is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred To Court
of Probate, To be holden at the Town House
~ MIddletown. on The ihrd Monday in
February next, at one o'clock, =. NJ, and that
previous notice be given by publishing a
copy of Tins order three several times in the
Herald Of The Times, for all persons inter
esied TO appear at said time aud place and
be heard.
A true copy-wiiDess
JOSHUA CoGGGsHALL, Pro. CIR.
Jan. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02

INA possession girtn me 10Th March
neri,
'lNfIAT pleasantly situated stand in liver.
ton, X. by the Stone Bridge. recent
ly owned and occupied as boardIng house
by The late Capt. George Lawion, deceased,
containing about % acres of first rate land,
hn orchard oi two acrta of apples aud other
fruit trees, with large two story dwelling
house, well calculated for board"rs, good
BARR and other buildings, &c. The abuve
premises are not surpassed by any for Il
summer retreat for G"nlrm"n and Ladies'
Tor fishing, towing and bsthlng-n short,
there are but few such stands for making
money, Vt properly conducted. For other
information, call on the subscriber, in Poris-
mouth. GARDNER THOMAS.
Portsmouth. Nov 25. ls42
The s1bscrber contemplairs, in the event
of not selling sad premises. building q large
addition 10 the house, 80 by 90 feet 10 be
occuylrd for hall--als" Ia make all ncces.
sary repairs for the accommodation af the
tenant G.. r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
LEGAL OFFICES.
Court Of Probate, .vtppori, Jan. Q, Is4a

Court q Probafe, .NepporL Jan. q, lS43
IT pom the peiii,n of John Williams. of
New Bedford. 10 the County al BRISTOL,
, CotnInon wealth of Massachusetts, Executor
ai the last will aud testa,Nent of Hannah
Burroughs, late OF Newport. single woman.
dec. who ut The time af her death res ,ded at
NV Br,liord, stating that sald last wiIl aud
.testament at said Hannah Burroughs q cers
ii6rd copy Of winch under the Seal of the
C"uI OF Probate. ~ and for said Bristol
C"uny accompanies said petition has been
duly proved at Court Of Probate holden al
New Bedford, and that SAID Hannah Bur
Toughs, st the time of her drcease, was pos
scssrd OF crfian Real Estate aud effects
within the jurlsdcl ION of the Court OF Pro
hair OF Newport, aud praying that SAID GER
nicd copy of SAID will may be filed aud re-
rrrded IN the rrglslry OF SAID Court oi Pro
bnie Of Newport, and letters testan,c ntary
issue to hIm IN Rhode Island, % the law
directs.
Il is ordered, that the same be received
aud the consideration thereof referred To
Court of Probate, Ia be holden at the Town
Hall, IN Newport, on the lst Monday IN
Feb. next, at . O'Clock u. m., and that pre-
vious notice be gwen by publishing a copy
OF this order, three weeks successfully, 10
the H.raidV The Times, the first publication
whereof shal be at least thirty days before
the tune assigned for the consideration OF
said subj ct, that all persons interested
may appear at said time aud place if they
see hi, and show cause against the filing and
recording of SAID last " III aud testament, and
granting letters testamentary thereon IN
Rhode Island.
true copy-wltness:
J5 B. B. lIowLAND, Pro. CPk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
Court of Probate, .uiiiieio,cn. Jan. 10, Is4

Court of Probate, .Mi,iiieiopn. Jan. 10, 1912
A y instrument of writing. dated the 2}d
a day of May, 1899, purporlng to be the
Last viii and Testaineh, of Anne Cogges
hall, late Of Middletown, single woman, dec,
was presented for probate aud Letters Tesla
mentary thereon.
ii Is ordered that The same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to a Court
oi Probate. Ia be holden at the Town House
IN MIddIeiown, an the third Monday in Feb.
next, at o'clock p. IN. aud that previous no
lice be given by publishing a copy Of this
order three several times ~ the Hrraid of The
Times, for all pcrbons interested 10 appear at
sand lime and place and be heard
A true copy-witness
JOSHUA CoGGrsHALL, Pro. CTR.
Jan. ~.