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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-06
WIG CONVENTION

In pursuance Of appointments, BY meetings. Of Wings Of
Bo'etou, and other Counties composing the twelfth Con-
gresons District, Delegates in Conye ntion at Mon
Courthouse the l7,h u, aud was called to order
by Samuel Price. Esq, of Greenbrier whose motion
Hugh CaPerton. ESQ., unanimously appointed President
Of the Convention, and Alexander Erskine Secretary
WhereuPon, the counties composing the District called
and the Delegates answered to their follows:
ALLLeAsY-John Crow.
BorEr.URT-John s. Wilson.
BATH-Noi repre- scented.
FLoYo-Not represented.
GILEs-A. Fry.
GREESuRrEE-Saml Price, John a. Hunter, John A
Hartman, Charles \. Mayo, Robert Dunlop.
l.ooAS-Not represented.
MEEcER-William @. Caper;on, alternate
MoNTGoNERy-Wiliam G. Caperton, g. +. WISER al
terDaies.
MoYRoE-Wiam Erskine, John B. Hogshead, Huxl
Caperon. John w. Lanus, Samuel NJ. Wallace Henri
Alexander Charles X. Hines. John Hos,pple, jeremiah
Tracey, Richard Dickson DIR. WIN. G. Cooke, Jaeol
Iol, John Hutchinson, RoB't r. Thompson Joseph A.
Anderson. George w. Hutchinson. VIM. C. Caperton
James Prentice, Alexander ErsAine, James L. Alexander
Addison Dunlap.
PULAsKi-B. r. WysOr.
POcAHoSTAs-Not represented.
On monon Of Mr. Wysor Resolved That n committee
consisting OF member from each OF the eounti-s
senied ~ Convention be appointed draft and repor
resolutions for its acton Whereupon the President ap
pointed the following gentlemen compose that Commit
tee; Hossfs Wilson. Wysor. Price, Fry Crow,
W. L. Capersn: who retired for short timc aud then MI
"ilson from the Committee reported the following reso
lutions
J. Resolved. mot unanimously Tina, in the opinion
OF this Coventon II Is neXpedieni propose Wing can
dcate for this Congressional District the ensuing cleo
ton.
. Resolved. Tha, willis, rh. convention deem i, nerpe
dent TO propose candidate for this ConRressiona
District they still have the greatest confden me-
that the principles Of the Wing parry will Ultimate
" prevail not only in this District, but Throughout
the U"ed States, and that the well being Of the coun
maternity depends upon their permanent establishment
Winch being put separately the Convention were ado,
ed.
Ga motion Of Mr.. ". G. Caperon, Resolved Tina, ,b
proceedings Of this Convention be published in the Rich
mond Wing l'ewisburg Observer and Valley Wing. Ant
Oh mOiion, the Convention adjourned sine die.
HUGH CAPERTON Pres't.
ALEX. EEsKlvg. See'fy.
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We indebted 10 the Captain Of the scbr Fanny
for Mexican papers up 10 tho 5th instant
f. Gomez fofins arrived at Vera Cruz on the 1i inst
on board the Spanish brig Leopold O'Donnel from ia
Don Fernando Caderou, promising young peet, died
IN Tie Hover # his age.
Nothing dehoile had yet ranspred concerning Santa
AIn'c icte. The great Dictator has BUNDLED himself and
becs a. have hs lilo spared, with the most contemplate
cpwafdce and under whatever condition they nuy Impose
on HIM.
The Steele Of the 7b, announces iIat Santa Ana ha,
gwen drafts e. Mr. Perez Siycr. being restitution OF ono
hundred thousand dollars which he hid caused 10 10 taken
rom ho Mniin Guanoiao lie has ais, appointed an cd
v1cato 10 raise the embargo pot on hs properly ami o.
oil the damages his conduct has caused the nation % suffer
The Courier Fancais remarks that great difficulties exist
w ofinRinR bl OF accusation against Santa Ana Tho
question 10 solve whether he viii lie accused ne p,ss-
dent or General being the time Of the revolution ET
President and commander in Chief--N. O. Bee.
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N. Y. MARKET. March 3. "a p. M.

N. y. MARKET. March 3, "a NJ.
The sales Of Cotton 6D0 bales prices little feeblo
flour heavy, good brands Gsnescs have sold at S4Ss
W kye, 200 bu sold &c. Southern earn /, worth
4asc.; Oats dull at 33c. N''
Fork is steady GOO bills old prime sold NJ "a anil mes,
Ia lo's, Sio2o No change in Beef Lard in Dbl. h
wanted Ct" Butter and Cheese steady and in reousst
Molasses 27a2S.
Letters from Ohio state that the quantity Of Timothy
much ess this than last upon these
some OF the principal lots have been Withdrawn from mar
sst 30 bbs sold ut $3.50. advance Of SOC; Clover
5. Evening The sales Of Cotton for the day arc 800
balcs-lJour Com. ' nv WV
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CARD

NANU.
Bry Goods mt Auctiou.-we invite the attention Of
Dealers TO sale II Dfy Goods Cn-fy Brushes &c nj s,te
Thts 1lursdayJ Morning o'eloek
NH" iNLoEs BROTHER. Aues
TOE BOSTON.
sI5> THE fine new Brig HENRfCO, Cant.
Henry Paine, IN the mgr bound up will be ready 10
load IN few days For Freight passage apply IN hoard ,t
Pcksus, JAS. PIsuCHs sONs
Tn above vessel bulk oSprssy TO run b,se. M oo,,
ahi boston ~ a packet mhG J. P's SOsE
Pork, Joies, Lard aud clover seed.
10 HHDS. very large and sound Pork Joles
90 % p a. rancid LAID a, &c suitable Tor Lamp.
IS bushsls " Clover geed--Yof sae
mhG Isupa vytvrroy
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led The eastern valley Of the Nsissp,s; sdv.a,sosy g.
eendee The Missouri 10 is head Syringe; and sssdy
In valleys. " which the rvsrs ao~ 10 the Psci6e. TSs
world eeholds the peaceful umphs u the nissxy u
sms,.n To Ne ssonss tho day Of protecting thsa sAs
too OF sws aoi ss bsss;s q on, r,,.bissn inss
,a,ioas. should b. idsd over shs Il de distant re-
gon' which they have selected for their hons The In.
crossing fsces o. intercourse will easily bsns As Staiss
OF which the formation in that part e osr ,s,ov osnnos
DO long delayed within the spAsss q ess fjss,,vs Upi,o
In the mean Tune every oSl,s.ssa isss:sa y treaty
lnshs Management Of our foreign sslsses 81 vill h nv
aim 70 oe<ssvs careful rsspect for he rgh q osr ma
tons. while will be the subiset q cssssss vs,ch
ialess Equal and enact justice should eksssssi.s I'll
our intercourse with foreign countries All ssaess kavins
tendency tojsopsrd tho welfare aud honor OF cosny
ious svoded; and yet opportunity will be oss cult.
waite favorable understanding with forsga sovsruen,,
oy winch our navigation and may BE- extended.
and tho ample products Of fertile coil a well a tho
manufactures q cur skfnl srtisaus find resdv market
and remuneraing prices In foreign countries.
In takirg scare that the laws be faithfully e.eeu,ed~
strict performance OF duty will DO erected ruu, III public
officers. From those officers especially who are eharv.d
with the collection and disbursement VI ~ public r,vs
nue.. will prompt and rigid accountability b required
ANY cupsble failure o. delay their part account for
the moneys nirusied he at the uses ana Iu Ii, nan
ner required by law. will In every instances ,srasass the
official eonneaion Of such dsfautng officer with The gov
ernmont.
Although, country, the chief magistrate .u,s al
most OF necessity be chosen by party and ssssa pledged
10 us pfnciPe: and measures In his Official scvn he
should not be tho Of part only but Of the whole
people OF the United States While he executes IN, h. ~,
WIN an Impartial hand. shrinks from proper response
oy mud faithfully in the executive dspar,men,
81 the government the principles and policy Of hoss who
have chosen him. he should DO unmiadu that our fell
iow.eiIcns who have differed with him in opinion are
entitled to the full and free exercise Of opinions and
Judgments and that the rights Of are entitled to respect
and regard.
Confidently relying upon the aid and assistance of the
e, aepaf'nens OF the government in condOcing
our pubic Affair." enter upon the discharge Of the high
duties which have been assigned by the people sxsin
huhoy suppics'ing that Divine Being who has watch
ed over and protected beloved country from liz infancy
To the present hour TO continue s gracious benodctions
upon u.s. that we may continue be prosperous and hap
py people. -
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TEHpERA NCE.-Mr. Goron Ina. arrived
IN the City, aud will lecture TEsrgRAvot ms lThnrsdsyl
evening az tho LET Bpust Church. half past O'Clock A.
tic cK9cnso q the pros.nt movement will present fair
claim the bcra'y Of The friends of Temperance il is
hoped that all will prepared make voluntary contri
buttons the Meeting hand what they choose give
o. Gny other time. SAMUEL REEVE,
JAS. G. CRANE
" Due podcs will be gwen OF future meetings.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR

EOFFEE AND SUGAR.
- 100 bags prime Green Rio IaKuyra Coffee
100 binds La. and Cuba Sugar. For -aie by
NH S-lw DUNLOP, MONCURH co.
lCORlCE.--rhe subscribers have received
and offer for sale SO prime Leoee They be regu
larry supplied with Icoriec of the best quality which they win de-
pose Of on the most liberal
NH ST PRRsroN a ENpERs
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NEW BOOKS.

WORDS OFFICE.
Drawing comes this morning-saleg close Of O'Clock
SRJOOO capital, &c. Tickets IS. Is drawn. REX on n
poekage of2G tickets only stat WoGDs OfffcE
REMOVAL.
b slbenbsfr have removed 10 the Store fscoty OCCUPIED
~ BY John Wright fncS door above Mesr- BinDfd N,utoo
wffe hey will be polssd 10 their
We shall receive ana open few days and sUs
VIZ GOODS. and hope offer such ensure o
continuation Of former patronage
. WARRENk PARIS
March 9th. 1915. No o. We, Main TO-,
BUBLsHERs Newspaper and Booss can be .opp,sd with
Pointing Paper from the Fnnslin Paper MIL upon
svcrae'e urms hpyBw
mhe DAVENPORT ALLEN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04
S5ll,COO

COL I,CUU
Only little over half million for Tennessee
10 begin with to say nothing Of the gross viola
ton Of the Constitution and the resolutions of
ninety eight, by virtue Of which these Offices be
long to Virginia. Where is MI. Richie? Is he
nrlccp?-.4Has
The Proposed .New British Tariff. Sir Robert
Pee's proposition to abolish the importation duties
on 40 articles has created quite a sensation in diff
ferent circles in England, and is numerically cen
sured and ridicued by the opposition. The editor
of the Liverpool Mercury says: -" 1t is an osen-
taous display of liberality touching scores of
drugs and other mysterious articles the names and
uses of which are alike unknown TO nineteen
tweniieths of the community. 1t includes every
part of animals of all sorts and sizes-saving the
flesh of such as are edible-howcrs and fruits of
the earth, of sundry descriptions-but none that
can be eaten, except in the way of medicine or lux
ury. Wheat and other productions of nature form.
ing the staple food Of man, are still carefully excu-
ded. The sugar monopoly is diligently preserved
and lacking these grcut commodities the new
tariff, making every allowance for all that is COM
mendable IN it, still resembles, as we observed on
its first announcement the play of Hamlet with
the part Of Hamlet left out by particular desire A
great number of small and unproductipe shackles
on trade have been withdrawn-thc repeal of the
cotton duty will be beneficial TO the importers and
manufacturers-th abol ton Of the g'ass duty will
have salutary effect on the trade, but the advan-
tages to the general consumer are only in n1me"
Punch, after endeavoring with much labor to Sc
lect articles from Sir Roberts free list from which
TO make tolerable dinner, declares that the fol-
lowing is the best bill of fare he can make from it,
FiSh-Whale fins of British taking.
Soup Ok tail, tanned, but not otherwise dress
ed.
Game Singing birds.
.ncatS-Beef wood, hoof of cattle, lamb tsklns. J
dyed or coloced, dressed in oil.
EntreeS-Frcassed raccoon, tiger en- papote.
PdstIy-Sweet wood.
eeSe-Beeswax.
Desser-Nuts, kernels of walnuts, and peach
stones
Hines and Liquors Anthony wine, SIENNA,
sanguis draconis, &c. &c.
This measure thus held up to ridicule is also
denounced by the advocates of free trade, on the
ground that the proposed abolition and reduction of
duties fall for the most part on articles not of use
in families, but chiefly to manufacturers, &c. SO
that they argue, under the guse of liberal poll
cy, they are to have one strongly protective. of
single class-the manufacturers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04

Add an item which was forgotten at the
moment, appropriation by Congress to ..
be spent at Memphis, 2COOCO
MIR. Pickett of Tenn, now proposed for
Beasley, for years, at 5000 per ann, $4,000
Andrew Jackson Smith of Tenn, propos.
cd es Consul to Havana, for 4 years, at
$4,000, 10000
Mr.. Cargl Of Tenn, Consul to Trieste,
amount not known.
DR.. Sparks of Tenn, Consul TO Naples,
amount not known.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04
MI AKRIED.

Al Cabot, March Goth by Rev. y. c. Haynes, Mr. E. D. Put
nam Of Marshfed to Miss Mary A. Stone of Cabot.
In Orange, March 81 Mr. john Croxiord Mrs Ma
~ Ann Thurston OfOunge.
In Woodstock, by Rev. Wohington Wright on the 26h ut
Capt Bear Simmons Of the Whale ship Magnolia and Miss
Laura, daughter Of Del billings, Esq, of that town.
In Orange, March 2s Mr. John Croxod of Barre to Mary
Ann lhurston Of Orange.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04
DIED,

In this town, 9Th instant James Emund Of Hiram and
Sarah TcmpleiOn, aged 5 months
10 WHITEHALL the 24t instant, Amra Gaylord wife of Hen
~ T. Gaylord Esq and daughter Of Justin Smith, Esq uged "a
years.
In Odletown, H. G. Feb 49, Andrew Durkee of numb palsy
aged 49, formerly Of Moetown, VT lie was one of the nne
children that Ms' heudee plead from Indians at the bum
ing of Royaon. " ~
~ Corinh, March 7l, Of consumption, Johua r. Bowen,
aged 40 years. Prnter in Vermont NJ H. aud ~ y are re-
quesed, &C. " - Wv -
In Barre, March 3D. Mr. Shubel B0lunnon ngod Is yonts
year. 49, - ''' 10y !" us GU"
In this town. 3o,h ut MI John Nj. ua,sam. in his zo,h
year. ~ " ''"' !" II" '''n
IN MasSasd March 18th, Mr. Stephen Rich ngod 80 years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04

Fire and Horrible Deed.-Our community was
horror stricken, on last Tuesday morning, by the
reported death of Mrs. Mary West, aged about so
years, and her grandson, Henry Swink, aged about
~ years. living four miles north Of this place,
whose half consumed bodies were drawn out of the
flames of the burning and destroyed dwelling of
the deceased. The fire was first discovered about
daylight, but it had so far progressed that it was
impossible to arrest the entire destruction of the
dwelling. The bodies of the unfortunate old lady
and her grandson, when discovered and drawn out,
were spectacle most shocking to behold. Near
ly all the limbs of each were either entirely or
partly burnt off; their heads were gone, as II des'
troyed by fire. A jury of inquest found that the
deceased had come to their deaths by the violence
of some unknown person or persons, and that the
building was then fired. Mrs West was known TO
be in possession of several hundred dollars in sill
yer and paper money; and there is no doubt that
the perpetrator of the horrid deed just related was
in pursuit Of this, and very probably obtained the
whole of it-.SalisJmy(M CO. Wdlchmdn, Mar 22
Mr.. Poik'S Account Ct1reni.--The account win
Tennessee, as rendered. stood, in n late letter, in
the books of Mr. Polk summed up as follows:
For himself and family, for years, Sl330O0
For other Offices in Tennessee, do 10000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-04-04

LITERARY REGISTER.

Perkins Institution and Mass Institution for the Bndhr
teenth Annual Report
Our thanks due 10 Dr. Howe for copy this deeply in
terestng report workshop has been past year
with the design OF furnishing work the Blind who
through with course of education-thu enabling
degree not entirely support themselves by their
labor This be admirable arrangement should
be nducemen 10 send those unfortunately deprived
sight to this institution. Vermont paid $3.50 the past year
this Institution.
Popular Lect various subjects in hyscal Science by
Dionysus Ladner; NewYork, Greedy and McElrath
Dr. ladner is preparing his Lectures delivered in prnc
pal cities aud towns of this country for the press they will
be issued good style, with copous illustrations,
twelve numbers, 25 each The first number will be pub
lshed about the lst Of May.
The Now York Mirror weekly Journal Literature nd the
Fne Arts: New-YoIk, Morris, Willis & Fuller.
Vol of the series commences the first week in April
SO per annum in advance.
Tho Odd Fellow, weekly journal devoted Odd Fellowship
and matters and things in generals Boston, H. H. skinner
Co.
Eight pages of medium qnaTo handsomely printed. 5? pc
year in adYance
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NJ ARK ETS.
NA a ~ ~ - -
BRIGHTON MARKET-M Monday, March 81

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, March 81 1915.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At Market 4G5 Beef Cattle 40 pairs of Working Oxan 275
ehecp, md 2340 Swine. 80 Beef Cattle unsod
PRIcEs-Bccf Cdlo-An advance effected. Extra 70
e5 first quality 25 80 second quality % third
50a5
Uo,kng Oren--sales at sG2, G7, 20, So, 95.
Sherp-SHles from 80 to 4.
S1le-Lots peddle l2 for Sows 10 for Barrows
lot old Hogs s. le al IA c. At retail, IA 6 lee.
BosroN, April l.
FLouR-Genesoe "a, common, extra 5 to 5, & IA.
PoRRSules large and prices advanced clear Is to SlG
mess IA to IA IL, prime IL 10 to IL, cash months.
WooL-Far steady demand, prices unchanged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-15
Ei3O Acres.

Oa this tract there IS large merchant mill di.iilles
and Iso brick cling botses
Anashtr oi these tracts eiai,niog sbaat 271 seles
k-s ~ the same county. aud Is The conveyed Ia The
..d Samua Stancr y susansa Natsuart ~ deed bar
ing dsn ile l9J ri December 1910. aud duly recorded
in lhr clerks oice II e county cuuft 81 Ruanuke.
I AHt the thiTd tract, continuing SEpE,NIf III .
III ms, IS the conveyed 10 the said Samuel Stu
aer by " ilisH Aa.Jsin ani Nadia his nr. by deed
bearing date the lh jane isio aud duly recorded
the clerk > ufire al Tie cuuniy VI Roanoke.
The trims ul the sale VIII be cash Tor much will
discharge the expenses Of executing this trust, and pa,
III ahd discharge thu Of so 80 with legal lne
thereon from the lst dag ii May SD ll The DAY
NJ SALE aud f tie balance 81 The purchase money there
will be allowed credit on ij599j0 undl lhe LIST III
May loi6, and on lie like sum an'll the At Of My
lci7 and ur the like unnl She LIST nf May 1879,
and iaf The like sun uaul the Is May 1919 II the pur
CHASE uoHey shall amount 10 much and TT said dr.
lefrrd aymcnts the purchaser Will be- required give
b1njs aih security satisfactory Ia the use.. and deed
II irust uppa the property; and II The purchase money
shall amount Than the expenses Il executing tins
Trust and he sad several sums ol money, uf such
credit will be gwen, to be Determined On at Tho
dsv 81 sale.
Selling a trustees shall only convey such tile as
- conveyed to rs by SAID deed
EDH ARD WATTS.
JAMES B. WATTS. Trustees
PEAUiil X. GRATTAS.}
Nov q I'm
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Land, .s3gr0eS, SC,
FOR SALE.

IOA DIAIIE.
AAlii BE SOLD, al the late residence II " H..
w liam {. Christina. drcd., near Amherst court
house. .n tuesday he 23d day of December next all
his Estate, both real aud personal consisting Of the
r Il n { 4 or a " d
upon which he lived. contaning 4o5, acres. with a
considerable quantity of creek and river low grounds
The whole IN the best stale ofcuraliun and improve.
ment, with comfortable dwelling house, aud all ne
ccssary out houses Tor farmer upon it, and crop Of
wheat IN The ground Ii likely aud valuable
" n q * a. n ~,
most ot them young men and wonen-,nd all tho ner.
lshahle estate o which he died possessed consisting of
Household aud klci en- Furniture Stock OF all kinds
Plantation Utensils, Ctops Sc,
The Land Will be soil credit Of one two and
Three years, taking from the purchaser bonds h APP.
proved personal security, and deed at Trust upon the
land 10 secure the purchase money the Negroes on
credit Of IL months, taking from the purchaser bond
with approved personal security for the purchase money
i he perlsllale estate credit of SIN months for all
sums over ten dollars, and for cash r all sums Of ten
dollars or under. the purchasers giving bonds with ap-
proved security for the credit sales Immediate possess
sion Ia be gwen 10 the purchasers upon complying with
the terms OF sale. RIO. NJ. BROWN, Admir- of
WIN. G. Christian, deed, and Attorney
IN lict for his widow and heirs at las
N"'Z+ t23D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-15

J4ua 'dsgoaH. ais,i4..sfaler y Hurry fH:ssr"H
del .laraBa S.ai lss. anr Shert3 y Piffi9k aud
such aiBf.Hidrsfar is t0as teM The tstH an
Hezef u Eiphns Steitna dre'd. H.tso. shelton,
UaHnah Sh, lou. UfrtsH Sheif0a aud sally hts rye,
jtnss Stefion. fsee,, Shelton. htsnt .Shfiioa. Iho
nias !S,eiioa. Philippine St0rP. Frederick Gfbdl
AID jane hs tr,Ie. Sfaai Gtibcri aud Lucy lbs ieye
In H. s4Hdefas aud Nancy his Wife, fra"ky
Aipy. .Nark Posters aad Laeiaia his trife. Jf"i',
.la,ria aai .l.n,cy has RIFF Spencer .Notfi,a and
Elisabeth his leJs. Ffdieit .N1tsn. james " smHh,
,zor. n james " Rod iced. .lbfam Staples aud
john JHes
Not vii tale notice that the county coun If Pat.
Il rex, al lis Marin lefm IN the year 1910 mado
dertee ~ the ui Eplas Sheitons Nor. against The
heirs Of Eiphss Shriisb deed. ih1eln depending,
fegafg tie undersigned, missioner. u siae. set
r and frp1f Ia eur Of tue slid Harvey fuZ
gefads administration oi the estate al H.. has sLeiiun
deed ,sgrhsr with showing the dislnbuve
shares u al e heirs oi Eaphas Nhelinn decd well
"a he estate which the hands Ut the said Harvey
fztefsld eA'of vi hrbls Sh.ltnn decd. m lhe
arising ffam sale Il The laDds Of Ephas Shel
ton deed made IA order distribution; aud YOU will
further take soice. thai have appointed the 18th day
II Drcembcr neal. A. the time wheu ! shall commence
he accoph's aforesaid which day Al lOo'cack \. NJ
Won requested 10 attend my ullire Panlk Court
louise ;rcpafed attend IL the settlement of the
aud your interest IN tllphas shelon's estate.
joins II. DiILARD. Gunner.
M, u I'm