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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16
Dr>JocRATIc Rally

The Shochoe Hill Democratic Association of
the City Of Richmond will hold lis regular
meeting on Wednesday evening next, the lih
instant. al O'Clock. al Democratic Hall, over the
Marshall Hotel, on II street. Shcckoe Hill. De-
mocrais Of Richmond, onr principles are not those
Of dav; they are no; trimmed BY expectancy or
MADE subservient TO personal ambiion;-tney are
now wha; thcr were when the Democracy was in
power: ftep arc concealed ~ 10 respect from The
public cu-: they are in no aspect different in ih-
North or in the South. No, The Democratic
PRINCIPLES are those on whicn,he government was
based. and hy which alone i, can be Preserved
Rally, then, in their support rally as one man.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
WHO Is BLANNERHASSET -

w lRT.
I'VE are all in state of mystification -
What shall We do with our Wing documents J
We are all in 4 state OF justification "A
They have raised such fog hereabouts, that
spectaces won't help orr Wings eyes 10 see the
ends OF our noses. II il be 50 misty up here in
Prince Edward. Darkness, visible, must en-
shroud the poor old Borough OF Norfolk" Who
is BlanncrhaSset I" who is Polk = He is
not The Presidento of Hampden Sidney. But who
is Polk Since Prince Edward" affects not 10
know we will inform him He is Young
Hickory Of Tennessee scion from the old
North State-he is the candidate Tor the Presidcn-
cy selected by the Peoples Convention, from
among the people, 10 oppose the Administrator &c
boniS non OF the United States Bank. deceased
the haughty electioneering demagogue, whom a
majority of the Senate and many OF our deluded
citizens of the towns, seem willing to crown En-
peror that they NAV have the honor OF crying
out, Tirc PEmpe1epr CiIy, But who is Polk 2
He is no kin to Blannerhasset, nor 10 Aaron Burr.
nor to Henry CLAY. He is the Young David OF
the People of Republican Amcrica-the David
OF the Democracy. who under 4 righteous Pro-
violence will meet and vanCui>h the Goliah OF
uncrcumciscd Whiggery in November next
Who is Polk He is the who, when the
naughty Dictator heard his nomination, Gt the
truth could be known) like Belshazar when he
saw the handwriting on the wall, elt his joints
loosen. and his knees smite each other who is
Polk}n He is not the man who has been in
triguing bargaining clustering, travelling, fight
ing. ana spouling twenty-five years Tor the PreSi-
dency Such is not James X Polk. And this
NAV be the reason why our >ing-song. tal-deral-ie
Wings snuff up their noses and err, WHO is
Polk :"
But who is prince Edward - suppose one
Ma'-wcll-ax for information. He seems 10 he
poet priest, vii, and politician; and yet he asks,
in all the simplicity OF Clay himself Who is
Blannerhasset !" who is Polk p Oh! the
OLD Coon Who is 'PRlNcE EDWARD 2" Is
he "a true Prince z? Hal is the tn. Prince Of
CoonS. Is prince Edward indigenous Is he
a real Appomatiox Coon. Let him bark again,
and III catch him. COON-IRAP.
Sac Whjr June Uh.
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DROCRAsTTNATION is the thief Of time-

DROCRASTINATION is the thief OF time
4 truth a. solemn as il is important and yet
how small the number who act with promptness
AMI decision in cases Of the lost vital importance
When disease invades the physical frame, no
time should he lost i'll procuring the right meti-
cine at once. and e, cured without delay. For
chronic constitutional diseases, such as rheuma-
tism. kings evil ecroiula. affecting the glands,
obstinate cutaneous erup,ions, ulcers. white swell
ings, enlargement and pain OF the bones, and
other similar diseases, Sands> Sarsaparilia has
been found in numerous instances to he IN EN-
ccnt remedy, operating mildly and pleasantly on
the general system. purifying and cleansing the
vital fluids, giving tone and energy to the ner-
vous system, and imparring stamina 10 the deoi-
lita,e frame Numbers who have taken i mere
~ with view Of aleviating their suiferinss have
bv using il short time. TO their infinite pleasure
and delight. rapidly improved in health, Until II
has become fully established.
For particulars see advertisements in this and
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and
for eYnortstion. hy \. 3. SANDS & co, Drug
r;s,s and Chemists. Granite Buildings, No. %
Roadway. corner of Chambers street. New York.
Sold also. BY ALEX. DUVAL & CO. Agents,
Main Street, Richmond, Va. Price 81 per bot
tie. or six bottles for 50.
July l6 II
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EXTRACT of a Letter from Isle IF II1sh, .Jn'y3.
The Democratic party OF this county have
never been more united than now, since the
brightest part OF Old Hickory's administration
The Texas question has produced much zeal.
The Wings are much at loss for arguments
10 defend their anointed Chief;-lhey doubtless
wish The advisers OF their Chief, on this question,
a, the Devil The most Of them will, however,
adhere to Harry of the West. Some few OF The
most intelligent among them have determined TO
90 for Polk and Dallas
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EnR rHE EMO K,IRER.

Keep il before the People that the Wings of
Richmond invited that infamous old Aboltionist,
John Quincy Adams, TO dinner given the Hon.
John NJ. Bots. II shows what the leading Wings
IN Virginia will do for party purposes. And The
people are beginning to see it So far as have
heard from the people in this county, since they
have heard of the invitation of John O. Adams
to Virginia i, is one united anathema upon those
who did il,
Montgomery, July 4h 1874
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EXTRACT cfa Litter from one Of lie mast Intelligent
oc,tL,,ycn IN UaSiiRgion Citp If l2'h Jaiu

Gas 10 PENNSYLVANIA, New York ami Ohio, our
news is excellent. The chances are in our favor
in New York and Ohio Pennsylvania is abso-
lu,elv certain, and By very large majority Every
fragment of the Democratic party is zcalously
united-but many leading anti-Masons and Gid
Jackson men thai supported Harrison will oppose
Clay. In AeghaEy county alone, Clays malo-
ri,y will be 1000 less than HarriSon's!'
r.. And to these States, we confidently add the
name Of OLD VIRGINIA, and b. several thousands
in November. As to the Southwest OF Virginia,
lie, the Abingdon Banner speak irumpet-tonSuet,
a. it has done-And as to the Northwest, let the
Clarksburs Scion speak-all the idle calculations
If III. Wig on the consequences OF Shinn's de-
serion 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
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DEATHS.

Died, his residence (hc Cottage in Henrico
COUNTY on FRIDAY 18th Instant, after a long and
painful illness. Mr. \. 3. SHEtToS in the SD
year of his age He mas lei; VIE, three chill
dren, and large circle Of relatives ard friends,
n whose midst an aching void has been created,
% bemoan their rreparable loss.
Died. in TaTpahannock Essex county. on the
night OF the 1ih inst, Miss JANE D. MINISTER
Euosy upon the dead is 80 common and often
80 misplaced, that it almost dcters the pen which
traces these lines from attempting 10 portray the
nestimahe qualities ofthe lainenJed departed one
Miss Minister came from Philadelphia 10 Tappa-
hammock about two years since as a teacher in 4
tcnIIlc school, which has been in success. iul ore
ration iii this place from TIE time her abors com
mcEced in il. She was in every wax qualified 10
cxcmpliiy the female Writes and grace>. and 10
impat 10 the minds of others tie rich stores OF her
own. Her person was attractive her manners
bland and graceful, her mind highly cultivated.
and adorned with all the beauties and &C.
complishments of polite and elegant litera-
ture. She came among Us stranger, and
has died far from her relatives ard early
FRIENDS; but 1t MIST lie gratifying 10 them 10 know,
that she made friends in this place, and vicinity.
Every attention was bestowed upon her during her
illness, and the best medical aid promptly and
regularly in attendance Her numerous pupils
and the community are deeply greved at her I'M
timely and unexpected death. Although she was
q am iniorned) mol more than - wears old. She
had all the qualifications, in remarkable de-
gree, Necessary 10 her vacations, and many ale
the tears that have believed the cheeks Of the be-
reayed young ladies' 10 whom she was teacher.
friend and examplar OF social moral and chris
iian virtues, and the Symraihie> of life Fo. al
though she was not loud professor OF religion,
she acted out in her life The Christian character
And we trust her spirit has winged its flight be-
yord the skies.
For il there he God.
And that there is al! Nature cries aloud in all her
works,
He must deligi,, in virtue
And that which he delights in,
Must be happy"
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NORTH CAROLINA.

EXTRACT Of letter from ono Of Tic lea informed
Republicans Of North Carolina -,
raleigh, 10th July, 1914.
"Our cause prospcring Wearc fuiiy ofg er,
lied. We are in the midst of the canvass nc
party is entirely united and all OF our friends at
their posts Our prospects brighten daily, and
hazard but htile in expressing the most conn-
den, expectation Of carrying the old North state:
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NTAKEfiELD FOR SALE--I offer at pri-
w va;c sale the above Farm, Qearly 500
acrcs,) five miles above Ayleti'S, in King VII
liam county. Oh the river road. Ii is considered
hca!.!y. ana in every respect comfortable resi-
dcncc. The ncighbdrhooi is unsurpassed; and 4
large portion OF the land dying on Herring Creek
productive: capable of Welding, from the labor
Of hands, from 30 10 300 BIDS. corn, and from
100 to 800 bushels wheat
4 long credit might be obtained on the greater
Fart ii the purchase money; and possession given
bv Isl January next or earlier, il desirable: and
arrangements could be made with the growing
crops. as wish to remove 10 the neighhorhood o!
TayyloIsvillc CGianoyer,) during the Fan.
As TO the heahines>. pleasantne>>. and many
comforts Of this place, beg leave 10 refer 10 Dr.
VIM Gwathmey and the Rev. VIM. Halchett,
who have been the only proprictorS, besides my
sell! within the last 80 years.
RICHARD GWATHMEi.
JULY l6 20-w3w
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EXTRACT Of a let!cr from

"ESrAxI., Barbour Co, Ala, July g.
"There has not, since the days OF jackson, been
such spiri, infused into the Democracy a. ex-
lists at present, and one when trust, VIII con-
duct them to glorious victory.
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IA FOR RENT-rHE FRY HOUSE. a.

IN FOR RENT-'rHE FRY HOUSE =,
f44 the University Of Virginia, with four
-..gsM. and halt acres ofland, within three mi
nutes' walk OF the University, nearly opposite Nc
Kennels book store. The above house has been
occupied for several years a. boarding house for
Students OF the University. and has ample accom-
modation> ior30 boarlcrS. II is likewise well cal
ctaed for boarding school. The dwelling and
out-hou>cs are Of brick consisting OF stables ear
rage, ice. smoke, and other necessary out build
,cg>. The above will lie rented low 10 a good te-
nant For further information. apply on the pre-
misses 10 L. BlTuermann-and il by letter, post
paid. July Ii 20-2.
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HOYTS OFFICE-Alexandr;a Extra, Cla>,
II No l62:
- 81 Is 3 80 S 10 Ii - 81 81 b 80.
New Jersey. Glass No IS:
4 ,I3 80 > IS - 81 20 II ) II 81 H.
Alexandria. Extra Class No. III:
~ 50 50 II - A 66 - IL - 60 -.
Monongalia. Class No. -:
81 9 81 - Sc 10 II - - IL.
Grand Consolidated Class No 81:
Il - > II 16 10 Il 10 II IS : - is Is
Alexandria Class No -:
81 10 Ii II II G3 - 10 II - - -.
July Ii 20-ti
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BELL TAVERN, McnMoyD, Va.

n TnF subscribers will take charge of this
& q popular and wclI-known H,,p~. on Tues
- " day, The 10Th, and respectfully solicit i
share OF patronage from their friends and tie
public. They have furnished the house through
ont with new furniture. Their table will always
be supplied with the hest caiable> the market viii
afford and their bar with the best liquors
Ro. HILL y BROTHER.
JAW III 20-tlO
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EXTRACT ef a lcttcr from
WASHINGTON, ArTArGA 20, ALA.

alabama, with Polk, Dallas, Texas and Ore
gon,' will rive, as certain as the day comes, ten
thousand Democratic MAJORITY! And, though
Young, vet, like the Old Dominion, NEVER has
cas-, her vote for a FederaliSt, rs President
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with one heart, and animated by one desire-tie
hol; and bIess.i desire 10 preserve the Liberties Of
yoar country, and 10 transn.i, them 10 your POS
lrry pure and unsul!:cd as when you received
them Democrats what then is tie present and
pressing du,y OF our fartyl We repeat fellow
citizens, that ii is an immediate and Jealous or
ganiza,ion, with a view TO the approaching PrcSi-
Dental election This is essential TO our success
this is necessary II counieract the designs OF
ouropponents. Then, lei every Democrat be at
the meeting tomorrow night.
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EDUCATIONAL Teacher "a Lady, is de-
- sirors Of engaging Immediately in a sencsl
family, either in Hcnrico or the adjoining coun-
lies. She is highly competent 10 teach Music
and French, as we'll as all the branches of n re-
fined English Education. The most satisfactory
references well be given. Letters addressed Ia
C. II. e., Richmond, Va, will he attended 10
July 10 20-lt.
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CtHAS. WORKMAN, LOTTERY VEN
~ DER, RcuMoNp. VIRGINIA, i at all times
ready To sell Tickets in alirhe Lotteries oil Me>srs
J c. Gregory * Co. a. advertised by them, and
Oh tie same terms. BIZ the Package or single
Ticket
Rich Schemes 10 be drawn soon
July 2olh-Sio, 900 10000, Coco &c.-Tichets
$40
July 27;l--S30O0o, 10000. 100 Of 81 600, &c
Tickets SO.
August 3-S3oo00, 10000, 80 of $1,000, &c
Tickets so
August lo-$3oCoo, 1000, 70 OF 81 600, &c
-Tickeis so.
81 Az Oriers confidential, and executed with
dispatch
Drawing OF the Alexandria Lottery. No %,
at Alexandria. July 18th:
~ 10 IL ii IL 63 - 10 II - - -
July Is 2O-lt
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL In STAUNTON, By PIKE Pow
ERs.-The exercises ofthis School will he reSun-
ct! on The Isl Monday in September and terminate
the last Fridayin June, with TWO public Semi-an-
nual examinations.
TERMS: For board and ,uitior ten months. $40
Tor expenses OF schoo! room and apparatus, lj0-
PAYABLE one half on The IL oi September, and one
halt Oh the Isl OF February.
july l6 2G-tSertl
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(tREEK STOCK FOR SALr.-Fory-eish
Y shares of Stock i'll the Creek Company oil
Golfers, for sale low. Apply To VIM. Wallace
Day, Esq, or 10 the subscriber
:. BASSETT FRENCH.
Manchester july 10. 20-;t
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E. Subscribers to the Dinner 10 he given 10
The Hon John w. Jones, on the 20ih inst can
obtain tickets al the stores OF MesSrs. VIM Wal
lace and Haskin> & Libby and Of John Lynch
Vincent Ralgamin and George L. SaGIcr OF
Richmond, and Green Hall Of Manohe>,er-or
from CHAS. II. HYDE.
Chairman Com ARRANGEMENTS
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= DINNER TO THE HON. JOHN w.
JONES-The Dinner 10 this distinguished gen
teman vii! come of on Saturday next, the 2oih
inst. ri o'clock p NJ Il GoGi;n> Spring in
this city. Many distinguished Democrats haze
been Invited and are expected 10 lie in attendance
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THE SCHOOL wiIl be continued al lnv mouse.

HNHE SCHOOL will be continued at nv house.
J. under the same instructor. for another year,
commencing on the Isl of September and closing
the Isl of July next The subscriber, having the
preparation OF his own BOYS Tor the University
solely in view in establishing this School will
limit the number 10 fifteen pupils OF whom he is
DESTROYS of having six as Boarder>; and il these
he promptly engaged the number will be limited
10 twelve There are now four vacancies
The subjects taught are The Greek, Latin,
French and German languages; Geography, His
tory, English Grammar and Composition. Ari,h-
me;ic and Mathematics.
Terns-E'or Board ard Tuition Tor the session
Of len months. payable half yearly in advance
$50 WILLIS H. WOODLEY.
University of Virginia.
july l6 20-tf
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July IS

7 : WINSTON & co, Importers and
J. Dealers in Woollen Goods, 1t lbs Pearl
street New York, are now receiving from Manu-
iaciurets in England and this country, and from
olher sources, their Fall aSsotmens of Wooen
and Worstcd Goods, 10 which they intend mainly
Ia conhnc their sales. They invite the attention
OF Merchants 10 the following articles which are
offered by the piece or package al the lowest mar
kct prices:
CLOTHS-Amcrican, English, French and
German, Of the various grades colors and quail
ties.
PILOT Notwithstanding Beaver Cloths,
(plain and lancy) Key>eys, Tweed Coating and
Twied Cloths for OrefcoaiS
CASSlAiERES-Supeltinc Ga and 81 black
and fancy CaSSime:e> and Doe Skins, English
and American ditto in great variety.
VESTlNGS-E;ngl.h aud French Cashmere
and silk, black and coored Sa;ins, Swan>down
and ToiInct ditto, OF lates, imporations and new
est styles
SATINETS. -TweedS, Paddings. and Can
vas>, Lyons, and Genoa Velvei> 1abby Velvets,
Silk and Worsted Series French Bomoazines,
DRIP fEic Orleans Cloths, and Alpaccas.
New York, July 9 ls-2mit
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To Democratic Associations, Committees young
Hutory Cuts, and all good Democrats
IN the Sd OF August, loH, will be published
" in the city of New York, the first number
If Weekly Series Of Democratic papers, enti-
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THE YOUNG HICKORY BANNER. :"

of Weekly Series Of Democratic papers, eni-
tied
THE YOUNG HICKORY BANNER"
Containing sixteen closely printed pages, with a
yisnct,e head containing the Portraits Of POLK
and DALLAS Each number will be full and
eompe,,. combining the best features of Political
Newspapers. Pamphlets, and cheap Tracts. tor
general distribution Each number will be Ste
reotvpcd 50 as 10 furnish back numbers TO all sub
>crbcrs, and am quantity at any time. In this
CRISIS. all that the people want j LIGHT
THE YOUNG HICKORY BANNER will
he furnished hy single numbers, o. Tor 3 months,
on the following terms For ore number. 80 CO.
pies for 81; l30 copies for -; $50 copies for 50
For three months, copy for - cents ) copies
for 81; 30 copies for -. It is preferred that Com
mittecS, Clubs. and individuals, should order by
the single number for distribution, aS both cheap
er ard satisfactory ior all parties. To give
an impulse 10 the cause and the publication, $40
copie, OF No. will he sent for $40 An inoney
NAV he sen, tranke,i al the publishers risk u
their general agent. \. DINSMORE.
New York City.
Iutl ~ .D-1t
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july 10


T F. WORDS OFFlCE-More prizes sold
}. by Word. $4,000 10 be disposed! of next
Saturday. There i vel tine 10 get ticket, ii
you will send your orders Immediately.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Loitcry, Glass
No. 81:
II p , II IS % - 10 II To s IL is GS.
Ticket, Nos. 43 ii II, q fine prize in the above,
sold by VOID.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. -
ii 10 IL II IL is - ~ II - - -.
Several snug ones sent TO country friends in the
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11
Concord Railroad,

I'm and after the LIST of Nov, Passenger lna
W will run daily, Sundays excepted, in CONNECTS
with the Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Iilk
ell Railroads follows, viz Oh ... ...
Leave Boston at A NJ, II a N. and 81 NJ,
Leave Concord at 4 a NJ, IL Ia AN & SII|
Trains from intermediate places will run as "
lows, viz UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at s Ia NJ. IL IA Pm & G l4I
do Nashua at 9 a NJ ! PM&7PM
do Manchester - NJ, 34PN& 34n
Immediately the arrival of the cars from B&ia
. ae.a. 'ei' DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester LIZA NJ, 10 M &334PN
do Nashua LIAM, Ia = d A 34r
do Lowell 7I4A M,2PM& l-2PM
Immediately on arrival Of the cars from COncOnl
The second train from Concord arrives in BOsla
in season for Passengersto take the O'Clock train v
New York. .lif. ,....,tt.
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Ra
Road SO tina, passengers may pass betwixt Conc'N
Haverhil, Exeter and Portland either way daily
Stages Immediately on the arrival of the first I'n
at Concord, leave by various routes for HoPkm''
Newport, Claremont and Windsor; for Lebanon SD
Hanover; Plymouth and Haverhill; Canaan and "
ford; Meredith Bridge, Centre Harbor and the WINE
Mountains. On the I'd day from Boston, si,g'
reach Royalton, Middlebury, Montpelier and bur
lington connecting there with the steamboat and sr
ges TO Ogdensburgh; stages also run from Haven"
to Stanstead connecting herewith stages to M0OTp
al. Numerous other stages connecting with Nv
Concord Railroad run TO the principal towns nA''
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canadas.
Stages run daily from Franklin and SanboTn'on y
the O'Clock train, returning after the arrival wv
Cd train from Boston,. nIta'aA sH
-ss sg. MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows b., .... Lid. ,
Leave Boston at ga NJ and arrive OF COne''
the same evening. we i@.ts
ia Los w, fyancorJ q A anil, arrive al b0sRp
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11
SrATE OF VERMONT.

..... DISTRICT ORLEANS. SIS.
NJ Proha:e Court holden at the Probate Office
Irasbureh, the 22i day of February. A. d
1871
A N Instrumen, purporting TO be copy Of the
" last viii and Testament Of Jcdadiah Ice, laie
Of Stanstrad, deceased, presented TO said
by Eras,us Lee, the residuay Legatee, that the
might he recorded and Administration had with the
Va i'll annexed
Therefore il is ordered Ivy sid Court, that all per-
intended therein be notified appear before the
Probate court aforesaid session thereof he hol-
den at the Probate Office at Irashnrgh the last
Sutur day Of March next, and tho filing and
cordng of said Instrument and for the last
viii and Testament Of the said Jedadiah Lee; and
It is further ordered that this order lie published
three weeks successfully in the Caledonian printed
ST. Johnshury, in this SIae,the last of which shall
be previous tho day assigned as aforesaid for
hearing. . . ....
Given under my hand, nj 1rasburgh this 231 DAY
Of February, A. d. 1874. .. H.. I'D. ...I
344w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.