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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24

! in Unjust Judge.-We see it stated that John
McKiniy, one OF the Judges OF the Supreme Court
Of the United States, has advertised one hundred
negroes for sale. What spectacle for the world
to ooE upon man sitting to Judge others, and
10 render justice between man and man, while he
himself ourages all right and justice.-True Yves
loyan.
Immigration u S. boarding officer at the
! Quarantine, reports that 1910 passengers arrived
al this port from foreign countries in the last two
! DAYS. The hourly addition to our population eX-
ceeds all precedent. The prophecy ofour cores
ponden NJ. that there would arrive from Europe
this summer 100, 900 inmi grants, we think will he
! fully realized. The arrivals at Philadep hia and
Boston are more numerous this year than they
have ever heen.--N. Y Gazette.
Life.-Lrfe's like field of blackberry and rasp-
berry bushes. Mean people squat down and pick
the fruit, no matter how they black their fingers
while genius, proud and perpendicular, strides
| fercely on, and gets nothing but scratches and
holes torn in his trow.ers.
20 "A Storm Of Hail passed over a portion of
Pttsford on Tuesday about O'Clock P. NJ de-
stroying so panes of glass in one house and IS
in another. The extent of the damage is not now
known. One very modest little hail stone came
down. which measured inches in circumference
VOice Of Freedom
We sec ii stated in the Wmyah Intelligenccr,
published at Georgetown, S. c., that one William
Watson who has been in that town teaching a
singing school for some time past, has been warn
ed off by the town notwithstanding been rather
too free spoken on the subject of slavery.
Bee.
The Journal of Commerce says the Cholera is
raging at Calruta. From five to six hundred die
! daily, though not many among the shipping.
I
Summer Fashions-We notice by the last New
| York Spirit Of the Times, that the summer cloth
ing in Georgia consists Of SHIRT COLLAR and a
PAIR OF SPURS
| GENEROUS Acr-.We are informed that Gerrit
Smith recently paid $500 to secure the liberty oil
slave in Tennessee. On appearing at Mr.
Smiths toathank his benefactor, he exposed hi,
body to him and several others-i! was terribly
scarrcd in many parts showing thata great amount
ofsuffering had been endured by the poor fellow
Rich blessings, forever, on Mr.. Smith.-Syracusc
Star.
NJ- Fifteen bushels of blueberries were carried
from Fitc hburg to Boston the other morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24

Extract from letter from Member of Par
lament, dated " Pittsburgh, Canada, May 81,
l943."
My Denr Sr:-When in New York last winter,
was ufl icted, MS have been for more than len
gears, with distressing Asthma; purchased two
before had finished one bottle felt much better.
BY the the time had taken tho second was guile
lueH, and have not since been troubled in the least
Ny disease was formerly so bad that could
not attend to The duties in the House; but now
thank God am able to see to my business regu-
arly and hope next session to attend to my par.
Iiumenary duties.
an, sir your ob't servant,
Fl. GOUGE,
Member Of Provincial Parliament
For SALE By s. P. RuDwELp, MoNTpELiER
VERMONT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24
Three months after the Death of my Wife.

Three months after the De ath of my Wife.
Can it he but three months to-day
Since last saw thy living face
Tomorrow, since thy lilpless clay,
Thy spirit borne hence far away
1t seems well nigh a year to the,
And yet as 'twere but yesterday.
The days seem long, the nights are dreNr,
And n0ught in nature brings me cheer.
Our little bird, that used to come
And sit upon the tree Of pumhs,
And sing to wake US in the morn, :
Has left; know not where he's gone.
Old puss seems sad and very lone
She skips no more around the room,
But rather shows IA cherries gloom,
As though she fell her mistress gone.
The flowers that used to flourish well,
And blossom on the window-stool
Are not there now; their vacant place
Reminds me of thine absent face.
But will leave all thoughts like these,
Aud follow thee away to bliss.
Dost ihou there, friends and Kindred meet
And in thy Savour'S presence greet
All who on earth were pure in heart,
Aud did from evil thoughts deparl'
think thou d1st my Mother find;
She was mother loyed ant kind;
'Twould give her joy, thee there to know,
And that thou vert mine here below.
Dost vast infniy ofspace
Now constitute thy rambling placer
Aud dost thou ON thy spirit wings,
View all created orbs and things'
And hast thou found fallen race
AS vile as this, Gas much debased,)
That dwells upon the planet EARTH
hope no.; for 'twoud give thee pain,
And mar thy happiness again.
But d0st thou ever deign to come
And visit This, thine earthly home;
To watch ne in my sleeping hours,
Or hover o'er my rambling tours?
'Twould give inc JOY to know 'twerc SO,
And cheer me much while here below.
johnson, July 16, 1915.
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Dons estlc Conn pend.


New YoaK-Anolher great fire! On Saturday
last destructive fire broke out in The lower part
ofthe city, consuming good share of five siX
Important streets.
The Journal of Commerce says:
Among the goods destroyed by the fire are a.
900 bales cotton, 600 chests ten, 5000 to 1900
hhds and 1900 loXes brown sugar 5000 to 5000
bays coffee, 800 pieces Carpeng, 1900 brS. and
and 500 to 600 hhds. molasses, 100000 lbs. fleece
aud pulled wool, 800 bales Smyrna WOOL
The total loss is estimated at five millions of
dollars-or one quarter the amount of the great
fire ten years ago. Several lives Of fremen and
Others were destroyed numbers not known.
An extensive fire occurred in Rochester on Tues
day Of last week; loss $50 600 or 100000
Greedy & McElrath, of the n. Y. Tribune, have
been sued for libel by the editors Of the N. Y.
Courier g. Enquirer.
coIored temperance convention Of over 5000
was held at Hudson on Thursday of last week
addressed by Mr. Garnet, Rev, Mr. Benan of Ct.
N. H.-The Concord and White River rail
road stockholders have chosen directors and Of
fcers aud made an assessment Of S. on n share,
payabIe the LIST OF SEPT
MAss,-The Worcester papers state that some
fields of potatoes in that vicinity already give
signs of having been struck with the rot that was
SO destructive Of the crop last year: On the 5th
inst, portions of the vines showed IN LEGATIONS ri
disease, aud on the Tb about one half Of them
were more or less shriveed, many of them shrunk
to one half Of their former dimensions, and some
of the leaves already turned brown and nearly dry
The disease appears to commence at the upper
part of the vine.
It is hoped that, should this disease appear
again this year to ory extent, such close OBJ
servations may he made, Of its appearance and
progress as will lead 10 its remedy
r. 1T. W. Dorr continues in very feeble
state of health.
lLL.-The Chicago papers state that lmmlgra
ton continues ut a rapid rate The wheat harves
has begun in good earnest, and is most abundant
S. CA letter from Abbeyve states that tn
drought is unprecedented in the history Oftbe coun
try; the wants and distress of many will lie great
s PA.-The harvest is over. The wheat crop
fne--rye and oat crop fair--hoy light.
8 b. MD.--Slave propertyis represented by the pa
pers In this State to be absolutely worthless
90 many are setting their faces towards tn
20 North Star. The impression therefore begins t
prevail that something must be done to reev
themselves of the evil of slavery
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24
wmA 70 uc ERwLHA u ncHss

In this village, 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. GridIey
Mr. Charles Rhodes and Miss louisa Bansier
In Albany, lOh1nst., by Rev. L, R. Klby, Mr.
James G. Moore of DanvIp, and Miss Nancy Lee
Of Albany.
In North Troy. 9th inst, by A. J. Rowel
Esq, Mr.. Elisha Drew, of RiChford, to Miss Ar.
tenta Woodward, or Westfeld.
Also, by the same, 9th inst. Mr.. Phineas Spcn
Ger to Miss Abigail Allen, both of Potion, c. E.
In Cincinnati, O., William d. Mott, of Cleve
land, and Emily D. Owen, Of Montpelier, VI.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24
CLOTHS
June 10, 1875.
N'TORRS & LANGDONS.

\ RE now receiving, at the Conner Store, GREAT
II STOCK of choice GOODS from New York, which
haze been bought cheap with cash. and which will be sold
CHEAP ENOUGH for cash We have
so ps fine and superfne Broad Cloths,
100 ps plain ard fancy Pantaoon Stuff;
5O pa do do Vesngs-some very nice;
100 ps splendid Dress Silks,som Of width and
quality;
100 ps beautiful thin Dress Goods worsted cotton and
linen;
5000 yds Prints, styles and cheaper than ever;
WitRond endless variety of Bonnes, with Ribbons aud
Trimmings 10 match;
10000 yds A and 5-4 Cotton Goods;
1000 yds Ticking and Drilling, linen Table Cloths, Nap
kns, Diapers, Crash, etc, great variety of ShawIs
Nantes, Cravats, Gloves, Laces, Edgings and other
Fancy Goods.
100 Parasols and Sunshades, some very elegant
400 prs Shoes for ladies', gentlemen and children cheap
20 bales Yarn, Wicking, Irvine and Batting;
crates Crockery, and beautiful styles; elegant Chi
and Glass ware,
10 ps splendid Carp ting and Rugs to match;
Also great addition stock of Housekeeping snt
liouse-furnishing Hard Ware;
4e%-A5a 5crews. 100 dol Butts 20 doz Latcles, va
riots new Kinds; also, large lot of Mechanical Hard
ware, Blind Hangings, Fas eners and window springs
We have tons of better WHITE LEAD than can be DO ;
clstwhere in this county, and cheap enough with all
other kinds of Paints and pure Lnseed Oil, any quantity
We have 20 chests Young Hyson Tea which we car
warrant of very superior quality, (price lows; try it
tons Of Sugar and Coffee; 2 tons of Tobacco;
ir All the above, and many more, are offered cheaT
enough for ,aSh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24
FRANKLIN COUNTY

Liberty Convention, will be holden at Kendall,
Falls, in Enosburgb, on Friday, August LIST. when
County Senators will he nominated, and other i'm
porlant business transacted. As this will he the
anniversary of West India Emancipation, it will
be an occasion of much interest. Million Clarke
the white Slave and other able speakers, will lie
in attendance. Let there be grand rally.
BY order of Co. Committee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24
AnttSIaVery Lectures.

MILTON CLARKE, the celebrated "Whtc
Slave will lecture as follows:
Rutland Wednesday, July 49,
Brandon, Thursday, %.
Middlebury, Friday, " 25.
FF,errisburgh, Sunday, " q, s o'clock
WiIiston, Tuesday, 49, Co. Conyen'n
Westiord, Wednesday, so.
Eoosburgh, Kenda'S Falls, Friday, Aug. l.
Let the friends in t6sse places see that notice i.
given and arrangements made f9r those meetings
and great good will be done.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24

Liberty Convention, for the nomination of Sen
ators, aud the transaction Of other business ne
cessary advance the interests of the cause, will
he holden nj WiIIiston, on TUESDAY, july 90
Milton Clarke, and others, will he present to adj
dIess the conRention. a geneipl abundance is re
quested. By order Of Co. Committee,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24

Liberty Senatorial Nominations.-At the Con-
vention held at Clarendon Springs on Tuesday
18th inst Amos Thompson, J. w, Hale aud Ly-
man Batcheller were nominated as Liberty Party
candidates for Rutland County Senators.
Beriah Green gave an able address. No time
nor room for particulars this week-Vo'ce Of
Freedom eza.. .t.. .=a.. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24
NEW GOODS.
STORASS e. LANGDONS,
WILL RECEIVE THIS WEEK,

WILL RECEIVE THIS WEEK,
4 GREAT variety Of NEW STYLES Of Rich Dress
n Goods, Shawls, Ribbons, Bonneis, &c.
Elegant Broadcoths Cassmeres Vevets Vestings, etc
Summer Stuffs for and boys great variety
10000 yards Bro lheeting, Ticking, Drilling, etc
Aso new Styles of Crockery 4 House Keeping Goods
Fresh Groceries, Fruits, etc. etc.
We invite examination of our Goods and will sell
them CHEAP ENoUeH!
April lB, 1s4S, H=#~ II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24
$4,000 DRY GOODS!
DRY GOODS

offered in this Market consisting in part of the fol-
lowEg articles vih
~ rs Beautiful BALzORINE;
) " Rich CIARLETEENs;
" ANDELUsIA DE Sole;
10 " REPr. CASHMERE;
25 NJ. DeLaines, some extra new patterns; Lawns
Cling iams Muslins, Laces Spotted Muslins for evening
Dresses Burage ShawIs and Manifest
5000 Yds. CALICos, some rich patterns;
100 Ps. Rich RIBBONS:
100 Florence and Madina BoNNErs, from so to sc
each;
Zepbyr Wosted, patterns, Black Silk, Linen and Cot
ton Canvass Steel and Silver Bag Clasps, Gold and Sill
yer Gilt Beads, Steel and Twists and trimmings
500 yds Broad Cloths and Cassimeres, CHEAPER than
can be bought at any other Store in this County No mis-
take.
200 Ves Patterns, of beautiful styles.
Also, 10 Bales Bro Sheetings usual low prices
Plesse call and examine whole Stock for yourselves
-... ELLIS, WILDER, & CO.
Montpelier, April o., 1916. u
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mpwz, VA lei Ell s.ss.i

InHydepark, 18th inst, of typhus fever, Hor-
aco A.. son of Leonard and Lucy Wiswull, aged
Q wears, 10 months and Is days.
In Lyndon, Mrs Eluathan Newton, aged 70.
In Burke, Stephen Houghton, ESQ, aged Sc.
Iu Bloomington, AureIm Maria Buxton, aged 8
In North DnnvilIe, John Buchelder, aged 65.
In Hanover, Hon. Mills OIcott, aged II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24

1o TExAs.--Congress adjourned on the 29th ult.
On the 2lst uIt., the Senate adopted a resolution
that "John Tyler, ex-Pesident Of the U. States,
the jealous and untiring advocate of annexation,
The efficient mover and supporter of the measure,
is entitled to the lasting gratitude of the citizens OF
The Republic"
The United States steamship Princeton, and the
revenue cutter Woodbury., spent day in firing sa-
lutes in commen,oration of the event of anne xa-
tion, during which time the American and Texas
fags were displayed together at mast head.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24

Mexico AND WAR.--Leut. Sinclair, of the On
kahye, at Norfork states that the United States
Consul at Vera Cruz expressed to him his decided
belief that war would follow Immediately on the
announcement Of the annexation Of Texas.
= A correspondent of the New Orleans Tropc,
writing from Vera Cruz, says:-
The castle is IN good order; it mounts 200 large
guns, and has been recendy reinforced by some
or 600 men. As it is in mach better condition
now than when the French attacked it, some think
it will be able to contend successfully with any ma
val force the United States may send
There will he declaration of war in n few DAYS
by this government against the United States Or
ders have just been received to have all the pub
lie archives removed to Jalapa, which is sixty
miles in the interior, for safe-keeping. This looks
like making PREPARATION
The New Orleans Jeffersonian of the Sth inst
has letter, from which we make the annexed ex
tract:-
June "a, Government is marching troops int
the interior, no doubt destined for Texas, and eve
ny kind of preparation is going on for war. They
are actively engaged in preparing the Castle Of
St. Juan de UIoa for n vigorous defence. W.
shall have war, and of that there is not Il shadoN
of doubt. Orders have been received here 10 re
move the public archives to Jalapa, which look.
rather warIike.
All is anxiety to hear the final action orhe Tex
ans on this great question, which will be the sigma
for these fellows to act
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24

~ OTlCE.-This may certify that | have this
~ day given my son, james D. ID. White, mi
nor of IS, his time until he attains the age of 81
years aud shall pay no debts Of his contracting,
nor claim any ofhls wages, after this date.
Greensboro July 49,, AS SotoMoN WHiTE,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24
Receipts for the Freeman,

[NoT PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
II Brainard, NJ P Cooper, C l. How, G Coo
per, w Lazee, / so each; Churchill, Geo
Pcase, 90 each; w Tarbox 65r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24
NJ HAVING TOOLS. n

WJSARMEkS eau find at the Cash Store DO doz-
IT en- Cast Steel Steel Back aud German Steel,
SCYTHES of different MANUFACTURES 8 doz
Cast Steel HAY FORKS, best makers. 90 doz.
RAKES from 5 cents up. different kinds Of
SCYTHE STONES. 25 doz. Patent and other
Scythe Spaths, our prices are low; please call.
LYMAN g. KING.
JuY Alb, lS45
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24

NKTINDOW SASH, Blind HINGES, Nashua LOCKS
w and LATCFIES, House BELLS 3 Trimmings.
Just reesivad BY BALbwN seoTT co
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24
TICES WANTED.
n dbTECE.

vENHlS is to forbid all persons harboring or trust
ing my wife Survlln, on my account, as she
has left my bed and board without any provoration
and refuses to live with me; shall pay no debt.
OF her contracting after this date
WILLIAM A. KENYON.
Bolton, July, 1, l845. 2S5w
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for the Boston Morning Chronicle.
MONDAY, July 81, 1545.

At market 745 beef cattle, So cows and calves
5000 sheep and lambs, aud about 500 swine, and S
Jokes working oxen.
Prices--Beef cattle, extra 5,75, first quality s..
so, second 800.
Working oxen, from 70 to SO.
Cows aud calves, from Is to 40
Sheep, old sheep, I,25 to 900 Lambs, from
SO to ala
Swine, Mt wholesale, a for sows, and for bur
rows. At retail, 41-9 and 5 l-2
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M0fice

'B'HIS may certify, that | have given my son +,
Daniel Smith, his time during the remain
der ofha minority, and shall neither pay his debts
nor claim his wages. RANSOM SMITH.
johnson, March 90, l945 2S.Sw
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24

III. JULY FOURTH EXPRESS. IN
Nc ECElVED this day rich Polka and other
D. q Fancy Goods, Barrage dress Goods II pat
terms, 10 pieces rich Lawns and Gnghanls, Bar
rage Shawls l sizes, Nantes, Cruvuts, I.aces,
Edglnga aud Ribbons at much lower prices than
before. Call soon, they are selling fast, at good
bargains
LYMAN & KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-24

WOOL.--The new clip continues to come in
pretty freely, and sales to moderate extent have
been made at the quoted prices.-Boston Courier.
Prime Saxony Fleeces, washed, 90 40.
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New YoRK-.9noiher great fire! On Saturda!
last a destructive fire broke out in The lower par
ofthe city, consuming good share of five or si'
Important streets.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
sJEDICEI CARD.

INJECTOR FAWCE'FF of 1876 Fulton street.
New York, Member Of The Royal College
81 Surgeons OF London and Edfnbnrgh, and Gradu,
ute OF tho Jefferson Medical College. Of Philsde.
phai also author Of work embracing tho follow.
ing subjects. Wis Manmony. mpolency and Sleril-
iiy anatom;ca'lS, phvHoogicaly and medically ex>
planned, with comprehensive exposition Of the ma.
iufe and modern Treatment Of Syphilis. Secondary
symptoms. Gonofrhoea, elect Strciures Roct1fol
Emissions, and all tho consequences arising from
Msslurbodon. DR. Fawoeu continues his private
consultation on the above mentioned diseases, al
his long established office, 1876 Fulton street where
the most aggravated forms Of disease will yield 10
his mode Of treatment, without restraint in diet OF
exercise, and without mercury; even when Tho pro.
creative energies become paralyzed or torpid. from
excessive indulgence Of The passions, he will be
able 10 restore The parts 10 health and vigof. Per
sons at a distance enclosing 81 can have cory q
the work Al letters must be post paid. and drec
ted TO Dr. II Fswceli, 1876 Fulton 81 New York.
Jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
" IkGINIA-oh'e Cmeun Superior Cour.
v June 2d, lS45.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
,.,.., y,...,.., . ne !. cA.'s''y
anS'pRaCT

isfsel piegrau sheirS &C -
ABSTRACT ~
And the Cont doth lhereupUn ndjudge. order
and decree that this cause be referred TO I'd ard
III Fnzhogh. Egg. Who IL hereby appointed Cum.
missioner Tor the purpose 10 take AID siuic an nc
count OF The personal assets, II any. which have
come To Tho hanSs OF said plusiH. administrator
Of The sad isfoe UpdegraT az of any other ne rson
by his order aad iY his use; aud If the Disposition
and payments thereof, IL any. made by .aid adm n
siraior IN due course OF adm ration; and oi Tho
money or personal Effects f any; roma ming In sh~
honu' oi sa'd 'dminisraot or OF any pefson by his
order or for his uec 10 be administered. or with
which he IS justly chars eablc, making SAID sdmin.
isiraior oil iust allow ances and al,o 10 take and
slate an account OF the quantity. location and .a,u-
OF be real es'ntc. which The I'D Israel UpIc2u,f
was entitled To a IA. tune OF has draih; and OF tho
annual rents and proGIr thereof Aud OF Tho amount
due Ia. complainant and other creditors OF the said
Israel Updegrnf deceased. whose debts arc hens
upon or bipd the snid real estate; and Of The order
IN which tho same arc. respectively entitled 10 he,
DpJ, wiih my thing deemed pcriincn nj 10y himself.
or specially required by the pnriics And said Com
missioner is to give notice of his preceding. by
personal service such OF the parties to this suit
as reside IN The Commonwealth, aud by proper
publication 10 lie oIhefs, aud he is directed To
hS peremp'nrv day. and give notice thereof. by
publication. once a week at least ior fur weeks
successfully ~ come public newspaper printed ~.
ih's county, or all persons having claims binding
The really Of The said Israe Updogr,f dc ceased Il,
come in hy The day 80 fixed, aud Prove the " said
Claims: And such OF Them as shall mol so come ia
and prove their claims shall he cxclutrd from oil
bereft of This decree: Ard The persons coming III
TO prove their claims nre, before heing admitted
creditors, 10 deposit with said commissioner suGi
oehi sum respectively. To pay their reasonable share
oi tho expenses "f bringing and prosecuting this
suit. To he selrled hy sad commissioner. or shais
secure the same To the satisfaction or
said commissioners Aud said commissioner ~ Ia,
make report win all convenient speed. IN u:der 10 a
fnal decree. Tesir.
ALEX Il LAIDLEY, Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-23
ALEX T LAIDLEY, Clerk.
NOTICE
CoMMISsis,

CoMMIssisSFR's OFFICE. june 7.elSi5.
The parties interested in the mnti OF The decree
above puhlisheh are hereby n0tIficd that on We'd
nesdsv, The SIXTEENTH day of JULY l645. nj
The of'ics OF Jacob Fuztugh. Attorneys. in tho
CITY OF Wheeling. IN the state o Virginia; and there
aiier nj the same place by sdjonrnmen,s from lime
to Time ms shall be found necessary will proceed
70 receive such nrcpsr proofs Of the mIer referred
TO me by The Aforesaid decree, may nc produce ed
before me. and TO take aud Stale The accoun,s re-
qnlred by said decree. and make report thereof To
the Court.
AND all persons having claims binding The rca
atty OF The snid Isrnel Updcgraf decreased. aro
hereby notified To come in aud prove their sa d
claims before me OF The said Office of jacob d. Fz-
hugh. ON nr before wednesday The TlIIRTlETIt
day Of JULY lSf5 the day by ptrempinrilT
fixed for that purpose, or they viii he excluded
from oil heno f of said decree anil they are lnr,her
mortified that before being admitted CREDITORS. they
will be acquired 10 pay or secure according 10 said
decree. their reasonable shares OF The cxpenses of
ih's suit. EDw III FlTZHUGH.
jun l6 /. g. r soils Tor PHI.