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NEW YEARS PRESENTS.

NREAT BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS,
VW DOLLS, TOYS and CUTLERY.-Such as Scis-
s1rs, Knives, Razors, Fancy Boxes, Grace Hoops,
dressed aud undressed Kid Dolls; also. Doll Heads of
all sizes, Crying B,bies Birds with moving wings,
brass aad tin rru npets Whips, Victims, Pistols Fire
Crackers, Glasses, Cologne and Lavender Waters,
Head, Cloth, and Tooth Brushes Jewelry Spectacles,
DRESSING fine tooth, twist and side Combs Needles,
Sc. SC, all cheap for cash.
VIM. c. HARRIS, No. "a Baltimore-st.
d2S-d Three east of Holliday-st.
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A PIRATE. The ship John Marshall, which
arrived at New York on Tuesday, from Rotter-
dam, reports having seen very suspicious
vessel. 1t is supposed to have been pira,ical
schooner which had boarded brig, (Which
was in sight) and intended to have boarded the
John Marshall, had not the latter made Its es-
cape in the night The captain says-'she
hoisted Genoese cslors; at the same time she
had black flag hoisted at her main; we hoist
ed colors, when she hauled down her black
fiag"
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ES-FRESH AND SWEET.
$4,000 s osa asr sehs i Gome Mp aom
landing and for sale by =. SHEPARD.
Also a good supply of Malaga RAISINS, in whole
and quarter boxes French Sinyrna FIGS, ClTRON,
CURRANTS, PRUNES, in wood and tiury boxes.
In store, 80 kegs Malaga GRAPES, in beauti ul or
der; bbls. Pomnes D'Appi LEMONS; NUTS, AP
PILES, sc. North West corner Baltimore and Gay
streets d2S-d4ts
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RUBBERS! RUBBERS!! RUBBERS!!!
AND CHEAP SHOES.
e. Misses Rubber Over Shoes for so cts.
<4s8 Ladies' do. do. %
Mems do. do $l.00
All who want RUBBER SHOES should call and
get them now, rs am closing them out at low prices
and very fast.
Those who want RUBBERS by the dozen, can buy
them very cheap by calling on
r. B. GRIFFIN, 23l Market street,
do4-,ts one door above Charles.
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FAIR AT THE CORNER OF PACA AND SARA
roGA STREETS. We wish our readers not only
to remember, that the ladies of the Third Ger
man Reformed Church are holding fair at
the above place, but TO visit the fair and aid in
the object for which it is held The ladies are
always foremost in works of religion, benevo-
lence and humanity, and the Steiner sex should
take pride in assisting IN their laudable eff
forts Go then, gentlemen, during to-day, to
the above fair, and shew your estimation of
the ladies, by purchasing some of the produc-
tons of their fair hands, if it be only slice of
pound cake, which, by the by, is most deli
cious as we can testify, having had the honor
of receiving a present of some from tie ladies
holding the fair
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as managers, viz:
ON THE PART
SENATOR'S.
James Buchanan,
VIM. Allen,
Che4ter Ashley,
d. X. Atchison,
Charles g. Atherton,
u. w. Dickinson,
Edward A. flanagan,
w. II. Haywood, Jr.
Levi Woodbury.,
A. p. Bagby,
James Semple.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
John w. Jones,
Andrew Johnson,
Julius ". Blackwell,
Alvin CulIHm,
George w. Jones,
Aaron V. Brown,
Cave Johnson,
Hannibal Hamlin, +
Edmund Burke,
John =. Hale,
VIM. Parmenter,
Thos. Fl. Seymour,
George S. Catlin,
Paul Dillingham;, Jr.
Henry G. Murphy,
Moses G. Leonard,
Preston King,
George Rathbun,
ON THE PART OF 4
The Washington City
James lloban,
Lund Washington, Jr.
&. P. Sengstack,
Owen Connolly,
J. A. Donohoo,
The Young Z
G. 8. Wallach,
Il. j. Gait,
w. II. Mmnix,
M. w. Gait, |
Thomas Cation,
The Capitol Hill Del
d. B. French, |
Maj. ]. N, Barker,
DIR. J. N. Brodhead,
Jos. F. Brown, /
d. F.. Rogers, |
The Nary Yard Dem
Thomas Thornley,, |
hayid McCemb,
j. K. Queen,
John Pickering,
Joseph Padjet,
The Gcorgeto,sH Den
NJ. Willett, |
David Hcndrick,
John F Pickrcll,
John G Garrett, |
VIM. Clabaugh,
-''-'--- The alexandria Den
Daniel Raicliffe, |
John NJ. Seely,
w. d. NValiach,
Samuel X Shay,
Joseph Collier,
ON THE PART OF
John Boyle, ST., |
VIM. Selden,
Maj John w. Williams,
Major ). r. Hobbie,
VIM. a. Harris,
McClintoek Young,
Francis Z. Blair,
John w. Maury,
John Ward,
JollH Waters, (merchanO
Eugene Boyle,
Charles : Jones,
Judge Dunlop, Georgetown
Joseph Reynolds, do.
Richard Shekcll, do.
Gideon Pearce, do.
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FRoNr-sr. THEATRE. Three excellent pie
ces are posted for performance at this Theatre
Tonight The much-admired piece of "Beau-
ty and the Beast" will be repeated; in addition
to which "The Weathercock" and ''The Snug
glor's Son" will be given. The cast of charac-
tiers isa1kcellent, and those who attend cannot
fail to be pleased.
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MUriNI AND DEATH. On Wednesday the
ship Farwell, bound to Boston, left Philadel-
phia, and on reaching Marcus Hook, the crew,
who were all intoxicated, refused toEdo duty
They were called aft by the mate, MIR. Engles,
in order that the Captain might take down
their names, and while the latter was doing so,
one of the men drew sheathing knife and
plunged it into the side of the mate, causing
his death in few hours afterwards. He then
boldly approached the captain, who shot him
with pistol as he approached, but without
MORALLY wounding him. He was subsequent
ly arrested, brought back to Philadelphia, and
committed to answer for mutiny and murder
on the high seas. His namo is Thomas Forbes;
Scotchman.
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Whole tiokeis S2-shares in proportion.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
2s, drawn Dee. 2I--lowest prize So:
36 81 70 81 "a % ~ 20 SO 40 80 40 II
lIS- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & CO., No. Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, Maryland.
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NorICE.-Each of the assoc atoms have appointed
two Of Its members to wait upon the citaens of the
District and members of Congress, and solicit their
subscription to this ball. They will enter upon this
duty on Tuesday, Dec "a Members OF Congress, and
such OF hers have already subscribed an inaugu
ration ball, respectfully informed THAT no lists
have, yet been ssnt out by the above managers
They deem it necessary TO state this fact,
of the impression that the lists which have been in cir
have subscribed, were sent out under The above
nagement 1t is not The price of tickets to the
ball to which subscriptions have been obtained is $40
The price of tickets to this is, heretofore stated IS
that the Democracy from all sections of the coun-
try, who may be assembled here the day of the in
auguraton may participate in the pleasures of that
joyous occasion. By order of the Convention:
G. ii. RANDALL,
DDS lawtb Secretary Dro fem.
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FAKIR OF AVA. The entertainments of the
Fakir at the Assembly Rooms, VIII be contin-
ued tonight. He promises something new
and rare, and we feel sure that those who pa
tronize him will be highly delighted and sur
prised at his performances.
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NNIHO SOLD THE HIGH PRIZE |!
u u hM EMAPX &. 10 Mn. 60 %

w Why EMORY & co. To Nos. 90 90 u, =
prize of SIS 600, in whole ticket, sold to ct-
zen-the first purchase ever made by the lucky gen.
ueman Nos. % "a ", prize of $1,000, in package
of quarter tickets, 10 Elkton, Md Nos. 81 81 40,
prize of $500, in ahaf, sold to citizen; of $500,
in whole, sent to Carlisle, Pa; of S0U, in quar-
ter; sold to coorcd man. O. Magnificent scheme
draws THIS bAY-packages only s., for a5 tickets.
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NOTICE. ROBERT N. CRITTENDEN, of the
" firm of Clark x Crttenden, hereby informs the
public that he wthdraws from the said frm and those
having business with him, find him at his dwell
ling l64 South Charles street. d28.3t
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HoLLIpAY-sT. THEATRE. 1t will be seen by
reference to advertisement in another column,
that this Theatre will open on Monday even
ing. Bulwer's sterling play, the "Lady of Ly-
ons," will be enacted. The part Of Claude
Melnotte will be sustained by MIR. Anderson, a
tragedan of much celebrity; and the part of
Pauline, by Miss Clifton, who is favorably
known TO n Baltimore audience,
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PUBLIC LANDS. 1t is said, that to apply th'
proceeds of the sales of public lands to state
uses, or in aid of state works, is unjust and inn
polite, lift be not unconstitutional. The land
are claimed as source of public revenue, and
canr). be diverted from this use, without ma
nifest injustice. So say the strict construction
lists and what are called states right men. But
the principles of these gentlemen are frequently
relaxed in favor of particular objects, Were
Maryland to apply for grant of land to aid in
constructing the Cheasa peake and Ohio Canal
to Cumberland on the Coal regions, she would
probably be refused on the ground already
stated that the land could not be used for state
purposes. She might urge that the compile
ton of the canal would enhance the value OF
public property in the District; but still the
reply would be the same. And yet these very
members who are such sticlllers for holding the
public lands for national purposes, appropriate
portion of it every year TO local objects
and bill is now before congress, which will
probably be passed, ''to grant certain lands to
the state of Indiana, the better to enable that
state to complete the Wabash and Erie Canal"
Here is direct application of the public lands
to state purposes; and those local appropria-
tons in particular states, are likely TO be con-
tinued until the public domain will be FILTERED
away to nothing. 1t is wrong to assist one of
the old thirteen states, but right to relieve the
new states. Now we prefer that all the sisters
of the confederacy shall be placed upon an
equality; and this cannot be so readily done as
by distributing the proceeds of the sales of the
public lands equitably amongst the whole fami-
ly. The claim of Maryland for assistance to-
wards completing the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal is stronger than that of Indiana for aid
to the Wabash and Erie Canal; nasmuch as
the former was commenced at the instigation
of the general government as national work,
and the pledge given that government would
bear half the expenses. Our state has been
deceived by unfulfled promises, and is now
left with debt which bears down tho energies
of the people, in consequence Of her over
confidence in the pledged faith of the nation
She sees assistance voluntarily extended to-
others, whilst justice is denied to her. She is.
rebuked and discredted for not fulfilling obi,
cations which ought to be discharged in part
by the general government. If the new doc
trine as to the duty of government be thus
founded on deception and injustice, we would
gladly witness return to old principles.
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n OST, in the Lexington Market, on Tuesday, 9th
Ia inst, a brown Broadcoth CAPE to a lads cloak.
The boy that found il will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at nr CoLDuRN's residence, No. ss North
PACA STREET, 4h door south of Maheny. it,
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INAUGURATION B,LL.


TO TAKE PLACE ON TIE EVENING OF THE
4TH OF MARCH NEXT.
FHSHE ID DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS
~ OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA having
concladed to celebrate, the Evening Of the 4lh of
March next, the Inauguration of the President and
Vice President elect by bail and supper, do cordial
" invite their felow-clzens, without distinction of
party, TO Iou with them in the celebration. The
price of subscription is fixed at FIVE DOLLARS
MANAGERS.
inc following gentlemen have consented to serve
as managers, Wis
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Tickets g; halves st; quarters 50c.
In which Schoolfied & Co, will sell on certificate I
packages of IS whole tickets for only S2S, halves SAL
quarters 81, eighths SO 50.
For the capitals be and3ca the all fortInate
SCHOOLFtELD 4 Co,
No. Calvert street,
1t First office frola Baltimore street.
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New SlOre-Ncw Firm New Goods.
BRENSWAID 81 BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO
PANGBORN q BRlNSMAID,


A RE prepared to sell at the lowest Boston or New
~ urk prices Mt Wholesale retail, Watches Clocks,
Jewery, Herman silver, plated BRITANNIA and other
Metal Goods, Gold IhimblCs SpeCtHCles, Chains, Rings
Pins, BrOOChes and all goods in the ne aud besides the
finest description Of Goods, keeping great yare-
~ Oi Goods wholesale to supply Pedars or Others 10
sell again, and invite calls aud orders from ABROAD
assuring customers that they will find the Goods low and
Of the quality they are sold for.
We import Goods, or buy them wherever can get
them to advantage, and shall sell that give
toners satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended to promptly, and as
good burglns gwen the least, by personal ap-
plicalion. Clocks Watches, by the Box or single
We are deenls nr the Diamond pointed Gold Pens Fly
Nets for Horses, and MOrrisOns Pills.
we have Willow Ware, Combs, Brushes, IIousekeep-
ing Articles, Ru2Ors and other Cutlery, Communion Fur
nilnre, Fishing Tackle, Baskets, Stocks SCars Collars,
SuSpendtrs, &c.
We have Dressing Gases, Work Boxes Musical instru-
meniS, bass and Double ass NOlS MeOdans and most
smaller instruments and Musical Merchandise.
y IN short we would just say that have very extern
sve aud varied assortment Of american English German
and Paris FANCY ARTICLES, and we are fully
aware that the WAY to sell them is to put them low that
BOSTON or New York will not be more favorable place TO
buy them, We buy far Cash. and sell for cash Our
TONERS can buy cheap here any other place. lfany
one chooses to send us the cash n gold or silver
Watch from distance other article, aud leave the
selection to Ms they shall have nartice worth The money
sent, it does suit IL can be exchanged. Our Sill:
Spoons made in utr own shop,
Particular attention paid to fine Watch repairing.
BRlNSMAlD d BROTHERS,
2l0 &c BurlinutOn Vermont
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THOMPSONIAN MEDICINES.

TUE entire stock of ThOmpsOnan Medicines formerly
kept 10y Nathaniel Randall, have recently been trans
rrcd to The sub ,cribcr-COuss sting Of the following com
pounds.
Composition powders Elixir Hot Drops Dysentary
SyrupGn admirable preparation tor The prevention and
cure ot the SUMNER COMPLAINT)-Ntgelahle jelly -
Cough la,am- Cough ;, rup-VolaIiIe Eminent Slim
ulutne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fern Ointment Ia superior
remedy for the poison Ol Ivy ANA dOgwOud and all
Hcous tfupOnsl-lltuug SalyC-Splccd Bitlcrs- Fe-
male RrstOrtyr-Wo muns Frltnd.-Anli- b. spepIic
bread or Conserve Of ll0ll! hock-Antsasmodic Tine
urc or 3d Preparation &c. The efficacy Of the above
compounds well known to those who have fairly
tried them to need pulling
Also variety u simple articles, yiZ;-W Y. Cay emo
Ba>bery, Green aud brown Emctc, Powder, pul.
ycrZCd Poplar, Golden SCul, Gum Myuh, lObem Seed,
Course Bay berry Eng Saffron, vi. peppersauc, Tnclure
ol obea, do Cay eunr, do lfr dc. To the foregoing
list, Kept 10y Randall the subscriber has added aud will
continue To add man! approved Botanic rcmdics, bith
crude ana prepared. Also valuable compounds Of his
own preparations in the shape Syrups purify ing the
blood, ana nr lung affections. lniments for every uche
pain, aud difficulty Tor which LnHmeuis are required
Powders aud Pulls for stomach liver and bowel COM
plants generally Strengthening, stimulating and irta-
ting pl1slrrs, >hvrs, which faithfully applied will
move the worst Oi cCrnsu>O superior remedies for Fee
VET sores aud all lll-condionrd sores orucers-an-ahh
matte lincurc. The above medicines with many Others
viii be kept pure neatly put up with sulubr directions
aud sold at reasonable prices Botanic Practitioners are
requested 10 cali and eNnnnc for themselves.
CAtToN-To those who are de>irou, Of obtaining pure
ThOmsOnlnn medicines, would say beware OlwbOm YOU
purchase, ms they urc rtqurntl! aduemlcd with worth
r,, ptrniCOuS mud poisonous substances and palmCd oil
the msu, Ting tor the "Smun Pure for The plrnosc
nj speculation or OF bringing those invaluable remides in
r. disrcpUe. A. H. HAMMOND.
\ few rods west OF the Court House
Woodstock, Aug. %, sil. 22i-3m
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.lmoum Of SAL in he Deem. From
computations based upon the amount OF
tides, it is highly probable that the At
Iantc and Pacific oceans arc in their
central parts, not less than nine or ten
miles in depth. We're we to place the
average depth of the ocean at five miles,
it would doubtless be a moderate est-
mate. In superficial extent it covers full
threc-iilihs of the earth's surface. AS
sumiog, then, five miles rs the average
depth of the ocean, and (as Bakewoll os
timates) two and half per cent. as the
average amount Of salt contained in it,
were the waters entire evaporatcd, the
saline residue would form stratum OF
salt more than five hundred feet in thick
ness, covering threc-filhs of the surface
of the globe. If, then, this mass of salt
were evenly spread over the entire a
mount of land on the carth's surface, it
would cover it to the depth of 100 feet.
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TnE MusTANG.-A Sec0nd "IVhHc
steed Of the prairicS. Mr. Gregg, in his
interesting work upon Santa Fe and the
Prairies, recently published, gives part of
a chapter 10 description of the wild
horses of the Western wilderness. "Tne
beauty of the mustang is proverbia. One
in particular, has been celebrated by hun
ters, of which marvellous stories are told.
lie has been represented as amedlum-slzed
stallion of perfect symmetry, milk white,
save pair ofblack ears-a natural PAGER,
and so fleet, it has been said, as 10 leave
far behind every horse that had been tried
in pursuit Of him, without breaking his
pace"
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The officer made sign to the petit
toner, to intimate that there was no hope,
and that he must begone. But the boys
countenance suddenly changed. he
walked up to the general, who had turn
ed away, and placed himself directly be-
fore him, with calm resolution worthy
Of martyr.
clear me, senor," said he; "my ia
Their is gray-headed; he is wounded; his
strength is failing even now, though he
stands up to receive the fire ofyour men
| am young, and strong, and well, Let
them shoot me in his place, and let my
father go free" 49,,
1t was impossible to doubt the s'ncer,
ty of this offer for the face OF the devoted
child was kindled with holy enthusiasm.
A dark flash rushed to the brow OF Mo-
rillo and for a moment he looked on the
boy in silence.
s'Thou art willing to de-" at length
he said, "lor thy father Then to suffer
pain for him will be nothing. Wilt thou
lose one of thy ears to save him."
81 will" was the fl m reply.
"I.cnd me thy sword, Pablo;" and in
an instant, at one blow the general struck
off the boys ear. The victim wept, but
resisted not, nor raised his hand to wipe
away the streaming blood,
$50 far good; wilt thou lose the other
carr"
will, to save my iathor!" answered
the boy, convulsiveIy.
Morillo's eyes flashed. The heroism
of child compelled even his admiration
but unmovcd from his cruel purpose, he
smotc Off the other car with his slillrcek-
ing sword,
There was a dead silence. "And now,
scnor," said the boy breathing quickly,
and looking up into the generals face.
And now, answered Morillo, "dcpart.
The father Of snch a chiH is dangerous to
SPAN; he mast pay the forfeit Of his o~"
lie"
The manned child went forth from the
presence of his inhuman foe. Presently
the report of firearms announced that ne
had witnessed the execution of his father!
Must we blame the cruelty of lndiyldu-
ais for such enormitics, or not rather the
relentless spirit of war that builds up the
glory of heroes on a scaholding of death,
and sacrifices daily to the projects of am
btion the promptings humanity
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STRAIGHTFORWARD SUPPORTER.

physicians aud lNVAIlDS call nj Dir s J. AL
i LENS and examine ur CRANES Paen, spino.Ab-
dUminal supporters which designed Tor a relief and
support in O weakness and disorders Of the back or
spin. and abdominal support.
Also his ru'cn Spinal supporters, designed for people
ui scicutury habits, stopping posture round shoulders
Ne Young ladic, and misses confined In school seam
trc,scs, students, merchants, clerks hoohherpcrs and
mechanics who occupied more less with sedentary
pursuits will receive great benefit from the use Of thi, APP
pnruius.
The above instruments ara manufactured ard for sale
hy u. NJ SMITH ~ co. Springfield Vt.-also Tor sale by
DR. ). J. ALLEN, Woodstock 22i.6w
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STATE oFvERMoNT, I The Hon. the Probate Court

STATE OFvERMONT, I The Hon. the Probate Court
nsTnIcT or HARToRpss. for the District of Hartford,
nresd 70 all persons concerned in the estate ofOeNier
Spnding, late OF ridscwatcr in said District deceased,
intesiHtr. GREETiNG.
WHEREAS Ehen NJ Stockor Of IIartland. ,dminstra
w tor of the Estate of The said deceased, proposes
rendering account of his administration and present
ing his account against said estate, for allowance, at
session Of said TO he held at the Probate office
in Wooisock, in said District the 18th day Of Sepem-
her neNt;-Thertore, you are hereby notified to APP
near before said the time and place aforesaid,
and show cause, II any you have why the said account
should not be allowed
Dated ut Woodstock in said District this lst day Of
Aug, A. u. ISL. DEL BILLINGS, Register.
22l.3w
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STATE or VERMONT, 1.-THE Hon. the Probate Court
HARTFORD DIsTIcT S. ) for the District OF Hartford

STATE or VERMONT, I The Hon. the Probhe 'onri
HARTFORD DIsTIcT IS. for the District OF Hartford
aforesaid .,
To all persons concerned in the estate of James ellison
late of IInrtlnnd in said District deceased, GREETING.
Whereas Elrn VI. Stotkrr. DAM. Morgan and samuel
Gibson Executors Of the last VIII and Testament OF sd
deceased REQUESTS said Court To nl1w them the drlhor
time Of one wear from aud after the 9Th day Of Septcn-
her D. lsii, 10 make payment Of the debts and close
the settlement Of the estate.
Therefore Won are hereby notified that said application
will he heard AT session of the Probate Court TO be hed
nj the prohaie office IN Woodstock on the llh day OF
September next at which time you may be heard III the
premises.
Aud this order shall he published three weeks success,
lively in the Spirit Of the Age, newspaper printed ~ s
Woodstock in this State, the last of which publication
ihl he before the day assigned for hearing rs aforesaid
Given under my hand at The Probate Office at Wood
stock, This 18th day Of August. 4. u. 1911.
222.3w DEL BILLINGS, Register.