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Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-23
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To Travellers gOin NUvth. &PEED INt AEASE bytid al competition on NJ the GREAT Ct NERAL ltou IF from Mont gomery Gala to Charleston (S CD via Columbus, Macon and Savannah Ga. .)-hasing less staging and than any other line to Charleston By recent arrangements this line it's pas sengers through ahead of either of the lines by way of Augusta, Ga. having 20 miles less staging than the Georgia Railroad Line
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chelaw, by railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line of four horse post coaches via Columbus To Macon, Ga, 145 miles; thence by the Central Railroad 70 Savannah, Ga, l9l miles, with unsurpassed expldliion and comfort: thence by splendid line of steam packets tn Charleston, llO mes, where passengers travel while they sleep, enjoy lux rious table without charge, and arrive in Charleston from fom 10 six hours be. fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carry ing the great Southern Mail.
 DAILY SCHEDULE:
 Leave Montgomery at.....1 o'clock, AM
 Arrive al Chehaw al. ....,.5 AM.
 '' Columbus at....3 " PM
 Macon at.......93 AM.
 Savannah at. lO4 PM.
 ' Charleston from 9to II '' AM. Extra Coaches will always be kept ia readiness 10 accommodate he travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery to Charleston, omnibus included, $26 50.
 Through tickets can be had on application to
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent.
 at the Montgomery Hall. Montgomery. April IA, 1545.
 Uo-For further information, the citizens oi Mo- bile and New Orleans are referred to Mir. DAN NicKELs, who will be found at the best Hotels of Mobile. or on board the boats ap22 l22u pJlt will be that the Cards the Express Mail and Georgia Railroad Lines, which claim for them the greatest speed, dated prior to the 10th Apri and were then correct although now the reverse.
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c1TRAW GoODS--W. II. &. H. F. CRAW - FORD, IT Dauphin street. are receiving fro"' brig Republic large and complete assortment ol
 Meas and Boys Palm Leaf Hats, winch will be
 ssld very low for cash. mylSow
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xAs5A FOR SALE-On reasonable terms. as the HEM proprietor Is about leaving the city, a most desirable Family Residence with all the necessary out buildings-good water, and about two acres O land in gardening. The above premises is all in thorough repairs, being built only two wears, and one of the handsomest places in the city-about two miles from the market The titles are indisputabe and will be sold bargain, and possession given any tune. For particulars enquire at this office.
 ap25 125Kmo
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SHERlFF'S SALE. John Finchrr
 vs fl ia. m n

WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
 w House door of Mobile county on the first Mon- day of June A. D 1915. between the hours of II o'- clock AM. and o'clock PM. of saia day, all the right and title of Beo Bapi,ste in and to the follow ,ng described piece lot of land and premises, rt- uaed, lying and being in the count, of Mobile, on the (a) miles from the city of Mobile, at place called Napoieonville, having a front the Spring Hill road of one CD acre, and running back nor,h-ea.t- wardly from said road, one and half q D acres in depth and bounded as follows to wit,-south west by the Spring Hill Road, north. west by lands of Mon tague, sou,h.e east by lands of Bedo Baptist; the same havlng been levied the property of Bedo Bapisie hy virtue ofhe above stated executon which issued from the County Court of Mobile county and
 m.s Is2.ds c. BANCROFT, sh'G M. c.
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f6k RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE. =
 The subscriber offers his plantation with a thousand ofand for sale It is situated on the Alabana river. about 65 miles by land and 10 hours run for a steamboat from Mobile. 125 acres are cleared and 300 under fence; good wood yard; a comfortable dwelling ut the yard; gin house; barns and negro houses, all framed There can be cleared in one field 400 acres of good swamp and up Iand.- lh's plantation would suit any vng in Mobile. There IS healiy summer retreat within 2t miles of the plantation. For further particulars. apply G. F. Holt, Mobile [novtl VIM. WALLER.
 or FOR SALE-A most desirable building - let elielbly situated near the business part of price and terms, enquire oi
 Y. W. MCCOY, janSl at the Merchants Insurance Office.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile, ss venditioni exponas.

Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile,
 ss vendition exponas.
 Abner s. Lipscomb.
 WILL be sold for cash in front ofthe Co1r, House w door of Mnbi'e county, on the first Monday ot June, 1645, between the hours oi II o'clock AM and o'clock of said day. all the right title and in- terest of Abner $ Lipscomb in and to all that cer- tain piece, parcel ot of land and premises, sliua- ted, lylng and bengin the county of Mobile, about five miles from the city of Mobile on the east side of the St Stephens road, and known us lot number two, (2J in plan and survey made by H c. Dade for George w. Owen and A. s. Lipscomb, begin ming at a stake at alley number one, II running thence with alley north 38 deg. west thirty nine chains aey number two [2], thence with said alley north 75 deg. 30 min, east thirty chains and 2s links to d stake thence south 38 deg, east al ley number one, thence with sad alley south 10 deg. 30 min. west to the place of beginning, the bounded as follows 10 vii: south by lands formerly of F. L. Owen, west by lands of John Shelton, east by lands of Stanley, and north by vacant lands;- ihe to be sold as the property of Abner $. Lipscomb, by virtue of the above stated veDditioni exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Mo- bile county and to inc directed.
 m.s ls2tds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
 SHERIFF's SALE.
 Frederick Ravesies,
 vs. f. ia.
 Joaquin Esaya.
 Alexander Aud, Administrator of Ihe estate of Ed-
 ward Mcdonald, deceased,
 s. fl fa
 John Neil and Joaquin Esava and Reuben A. Lew
 is, their security.
 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, on the first Mon- day of June, l845, between the hours of Il o'clock AM. and o'clock PM of said day, all Iie right and title of Joaquin Eslava, in and to the following de- scrlbed piece parcel lot of land and premises sit uate, lying and being in the city of Mobile, on the west side of Conception street, between Madison and Canal streets, and having front of fifty-6ve (55) feet Conception, and running through to Claiborne street, and having the same front on Claiborne Conception street, having depth of one hundred and twenty feet less, andtbounded as follows, to vii: uorfl and south b, lands of Joaquin Esla- va east by Conception street and west by Claiborne sireet:-the same having been levied the prop ery of Joaquin Esava. by virtue of the above stated executions, which issued from the Circuit and Coun- ty Courts of Mobile county and to me directed. my3 l32tf c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. C..
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%aA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FORSALE. EE::8. That desirable frame dwelling with brick kitchen and stable on the north east of Church and Conception streets, al present in the occupancy of J. c. Hodges, Esq. The lot has front on Con ception of 70 feet by depth of l2l feet on Church street.
 Also-Brick building on south west corner of St. Anthony and Joachim streets, having front of l56 feet on St Anthony and S4 feet on Joachim street.
 Also--Vacant lat on Joachim street. adjoining the new Methodist Church on the south, having front Joachim street of about 43 6-l2 feet, by depth of l20 feet.
 Also--Frame dwelling and lot south east corner oi Third and Walnut streets, having front on each street of no feet.
 part of the purchase money will be required in cash--baance remain on mortgage. Apply at the office of the Merchants Insurance Company, No A St Francis street.
 isn31 T. w. Mccoy, Secretary.
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SHERlFF,S NOTICE.

SHERIFF'S NUTIIE.
 rOMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county, on O the I6th May, ls45, by Charles A Hoppin, Esq Mayor of the city of Mobile, runaway slave called JOHN, feet 3 or four inches high, black, aged about IS years, and says he belongs to John Sewell, Esq, of Montgomery county, Alabama The owner is requested to come forward, prove property pay charges and take him away, otherwise be will be dealt with according to law as in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees
 mx2O 1A6tf c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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As5A SPRING HI l. PROPERTY FOR G':M SALE OR TO kENT-The large and very commodious Dwelling, well known as the old resi- deuce of A. Batre, Esq. with the Bathing Esab- lishmen,, a fine we'll of water and vIge number of out buildings the premises, consisting of about acres of land enclosed II is altogether lhe most agreeable summer residence on Spring Hill.
 The large new House adjoising the above. with a piazza all round, occupied laa season Ladies' Seminary. There are also on sand premises, Con the eight acres enclosed) stables, out houses, and excellent water.
 Also, TWO smaller Dwellings with four acres each kitchen, stable, Sc. situated near or adjoining the above described premises,
 This valuable nroperly is offered for sale jointl, separately, al very low prices, if immediate ap. plcalon be made, or IL will be rented to respecta ble tenants for the season. on moderate terms.
 For further particulars, apply to A. BATRE, Esq No 36 Si Francis street, or to
 my1 Kmo EMILE DE YENDEL, Cont street. AEA FOR SALE-My desirable Summer anc Gs:@ Winter Residence down the Bay about onc mile below Col. Easton's, about half mile from the Bay, near Idee Garrowss $ and joIning Mr. Will jam Donaldson's Viue yard The tract contains 2( acres land with improvements we'll calculated witt small out lay. be made very desirapbe.- Twelve acres are under ience-a variety of frui trees, and an excellent spring the premises. A bargain will be offered in the place, and if solt before the 18th May. it will be sold the Mansion House to the highert bidder. For further particu lars. apply to A. WETHERBY, Esq. or the subscr Der at No. 24 Conti street.
 myIHU A. W. HORTON.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

Si5Ehlf IF . NOilOC.
 COMMITTED to the Ja of Mobile county on O the 10th May, lS45, by Charles A Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile, runaway Slave called JOSEPH, aged above fortyseven years, black complexion, 5 feet 3 or i inches high, and says he belongs to Jacob Wilson, oi Mobile county. The is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 myI3 I4Otr c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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c. BANCROFT. sh'ff V. c
SHERIFF'S SALE. Samuel Auld,

SHER1Ff'S SALcs
 Samuel Auld,
 vs f. fla
 James E. Hutchson and John M brown.
 William c. Chamberlain,
 vslf.fa.
 lame. K H,,chison. John M. Brown, John King and David Stephenson. xEYIII, be sold fer cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile couAiy, on the first M.nd,y of June, IS45 between the hours of II o. o,a"I ,s and o'clock PM. oi said day, all the r;ob, ,ire and interest of John M Brown, in and to ,hs described piece. parcel lot of land and pre- ,n;.es 10 wit: Ten (10) of had m the souih- ast corner the northeast fractional section number twenty seven, (27) township number four. (i) and range number one CD west. The same is to be sold as the property of John NJ. Brown, by virtue of the above stated executions which issued from the Cir cult and County Courts oi Mobile county and to me directed.
 mys Is2,ds c BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
 SHER1FF'S SALE. XNTILL be sold cash in front of the Court House w door of Mobile county, on Thursday, the 18th day of August 1S45, between the hours of o'clock. AM aud 4 o'clotk, PM, of said day one negro man called BARNEY, black, aged about 40 years, feet 10 or II inches high, and says that he belongs to James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county, State of Alabama Said negro man Barney having been committed to the Jail oi Mobile county, Alaba- ma, as a runaway slave, by Charles B. King. Jus- tice of the Peace of Mobile county, on the 10th day of January. l84s, and his owner having failed to forward, prove property. pay charges aad take him away, he therefore will he sold in com- pliance with the statute in such made md pro- vided to pay Jail fees, Sc.
 c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M c. OJ-The Montgomery Advertiser, Stale Flag and Journal, Tuscaloosa. and Huntsville Democrat will please copy ill day of sale isbl7 67ids
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SOAP-l00 boxes No l. in store and for sale by
 S my20 B. F. ROWLAND & CO.,, 70 Com-st
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$ ::;;; :; ::i;;, S:
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Mons. A. Cor EFRoY, a French gentleman now residing in Mobile, engaged during the last year in giving instruction in his native language, 10 class of young ladies in the city of Tuscaloosa. Being one of bis patrons there, l became acquainted with his method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pro- gress made by his pupils take pleasure in stating of MT. Godefroy's method Gin part devised by him self) tha, it is superior to any other l have ever known used His diligence in attending to the in- slruclon of his scholars, and his unweared zeal tn communicate knowledge of the language he pro fesses to teach, deserves the highest commendaton
 mhlO S5cmo THOMAS D. KING. DROSPECTUS of the Odd Fsllows' Monthly He II rdid, a periodical to be devoted to the cause oi Odd Fellowship and General Literature Te be pub- lished in Wetumpka, Ala.-The undersigned propo' ses to publish in this city, Monthly Periodical de- voted to the cause of Odd Fellowship and General Litetature, if sufficient encouragement be received Tue unprecedented increase of this Order in the U States. and particularly in the souh and the demand | for such work, seems to warrant the undertaking It will contain 4S pages, Ordinary periodical si.e,) printed with new type and on good paper. The frs number will appear in ihe course oi the ensuing month, and we would be obliged 10 the Brethren O the Order in the south, if they would send us as man, subscribers as they procure by the hrst oi mex | month.
 Price $2 per annum. payable on receipt of the ls 1 No. Address CHAS YANCEf,.
 my6 I34,f Wetumpks, Ala
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EOMMITTED to the Jall of Mobile county on the 10th May, lS45, by Charles A. Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile. a runaway dark muIatto Slave called ELI, aged about l6 years, 3 feet or inches high, and says he belongs to Geo. Hnson, of Montgomery county, Alabama. The own is requested to bome forward. prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law as in such cases made and pro, ided to pay jail fees.
 | myI3 I4Of c BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
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SEC. 9. And be it further enacted, That il shall be the duty of the Commi issioners every six months, to divide the money that may into their hands belonging to said Bank, among the creditors of the same, and notice to the parties to receive their share, shall be gwen twice week for four weeks, in some paper published in Mobile, and in any creditor shall fail to present his claim he shall not receive portion of that dividend but lhe shall be applied the creditor whose claim presented. an22 l22tE
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| ~ UNS and MILITARY GOODS-A first rate
 M assortment on hand of double barrel Guns for
 birding and deer huntIng-the best in the city and at lower prlces. Also. fine Rifles, from s26 to $50 each Also, good assortment of Military Goods l of every description, for sale ai low prices.
 | my6 JAMES COMING. l2 Uauphln-st
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%QA TO LET-That very convenient and desi- ES:aA rabe Summer Residence corner of St. Mi- chaei and Hamilton streets, surrounded by Gar den, with Barn, Be- &c at present occupied by Jas. Gandolfo-will be let with the Furniture, the Furniture will be sold 10 lhe lessee at bargan.- Apply 10
 myl4 JAMES GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce-st AEA FOR SALE-The House and Premises in ss:gA the occupancy of the subscriber. The House contains ten rooms, and a hall six feet wide. The principal rooms with hall cornished centre pieces, &c. On the premises are a two story kitchen, sta- bles and carriage house, with all the other necessary out houses, chicken yard, &c., for country residence, and a well of excellent water. There is attached 10 lhe building ten 70 100 acres of hand un. der cutivation about and half mes from the Mar kei House, on the south side of Government street.
 Titles will be made satisfactory. For terms ap- ply to T. L. Toulmn, Esq, President of the State Bank, or on the premises 10
 mylO I38 WILLIAM O'RRIEN.
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%zA TO LET-'Fhe very convenient and desi rabIe Dwelling House, opposite the Church on Jackson street, now occuped by the Rev. J. D. Will liamson. Apply on the premises, or to
 myS JAMES GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce. st
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INN PLATE Is CROSS--l0O plate and square
 \ Tin Roofing Tin. Sxl4 and 14x2O; Banca Tin; sheet Zinc; Brazler's Copper. 3Ox6O, 10 10 | 60 pd. sheets; Sheeting Copper, various sizes ; Sheet Iron; Wire and black and trimed RIvets, in | store and for sale by
 myth E. c. CENTER x co.
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EAF LARD-A prime article m bbls and kegs, lL in store and ior sale ny
 WRIGHT $ CUNNINGHAM, myl7 Grocers, 58 Dauphn.st
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SALT-500 sacks coarse, in bleached sacks, o landing from lighter at Dauphin street wharf ''a myis ~ ' E. c. CENTER a co.
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TROY is now ready to organize classes in French, after system of his own, and also partly after the Robertsonan system. For terms, &c.,. apply to A. Godefroy at his recitation room Conti street, Mo- 2l, from 10 o'clock AM. till PM. Ladies w, be punc,uay attended to at their respect tive residences.
 N. B.-Mons G. from his long experience is able to teach learners from any French system whale'er and will always endeavor to suit the taste o his p- pills His zeal and unremitted attention, he hopes will secure for him share of former patronage.
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| INSEED OIL-iO bbls Bridges, just received 1I and for sale hy HAvILAND, CLARK X CO,
 nyl6 45 and Al Water-st
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XkA REAL ESTATE FOR SAhE-In order
 to close the account oi the interest the late AU GUsTUs WEsTFELDT had in our firm, we offer for sale the STORE and WAREHOUSES now occupi- ed by us-the lot having 40 feet 10 inches front the east side of Water-st. by depth of no feet.
 mh1 G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
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4zA SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR SALE-A Es.lA very desirable residence near BIount Springs, lormerly occupied by the late Jesse Beene, Esq.
 Apply to E. l.. ANDREWS & co.
 ap22Mmo cor Com, Front and St Louis sts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-16

From Texas. The steamship Ann M'Kim, ar
rived at New Orleans from Galveston late at night on
the 3lst ult. She brings dispatches from Com
Stockton for our Government. Among her passengers
was Geo. w. Kendall, Of the Picayune, who had Tor
two months been out on a Buffao-hunt, on the pra-
tries of Texas and had great sport. They were very
a large encampment of Comanches, who pro-
tossed great friendship for the Texans and hostility 10
the Mexcans, but are distrusted by the former. ,
Annexation is Of course popular in Texas Inc
Convention will doubtless accept the terms offered oy
Government and the Texans will then send lheir
Members of Congress to urge the assumption of their
Debt.
Com. Stockton has run down to Corpus Christi
The report is that the Mexicans are about 10 send a
strong force across The Rio del Nor;e to occupy the
country as far as the Nueces which is the ancient
boundary Of Texas, to hold so much in case OF
annexation. The Texans (who like soldering better
than work) are preparing TO meet them and drive
them back across the Rio del Norte, Com Stockton
is of course to lend helping hund-Nolhins else oil
consequence. - Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-16

r. ~ We copy the following paragraph from the
l''e'n Argus of this morning:
,., %"e 0nempst TO burn the city! bold and das-
"q! attempt was made last evening, at o'clock to
''me to our office. Some scoundrel entered the
'"o on Market street, and at narrow place under
L'cOrner of the office, deposited quantity of COM
'"OFs' aud set them on FIRE. The combustibles
4, '0VerI0d with chips, and the fame blaxed up to
'Oun''ng room window, before we discovered it.
WI men were at work in the Office, and several
s'"'"en were in the counting room, all the evening
SUI yet this coldb looded villain set this fire almost
under our eyes! III. aa g. !.
."''e no mistake in this attempt, as the materi-
n, we're carefully arranged for FIRE. Our citizens
No, "O' relax their vigilance. There is design to
A. luce an extensive CONFEDERATION 1t must be guar
=" 'sanHt, at all risks,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-16

BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT. The following extract
confirms sentiments worthy Of the reputation of the
author, JOHN MLEAN ofOho. They are parcu-
ary deserving OF the attention Of the people and their
rulers, at this time, when the war slogan of s'TExAs
and OREGON" 10 heard FAR above the sounds of
Space and the CONSTITUTIONS" We wish they
could be engaven in letters of gold in the rotunda of
the Capitol:
"The great principles of republican institu-
tons cannot be propogated by the sword This can
be done by moral force, and not physical.
five desire the political regeneration of oppressed
Nations, must show them the simplicity the gran
deur and freedom of our own government We must
recommend it TO the Intelligence and virtue of other
Nations, by its elevated and enlightened action, its
purity its justice, and the protection it affords all
its citizens, and the liberty they enjoy And If in
this respect shall be faithful TO the high requests
of fathers to ourselves and to postcrty we shall
do more to liberalize other governments and emanc-
pate their subject, than could be accomplished by
millions Of bayonets.
This moral power is what tyrunts have most cause
dread, 1t addresses itself the thoughts and the
judgement Of men. No physical force can arrest its
progress. Its approaches unseen, but its conse-
quences deeply felt 1t enters garvisons most
strongly fortified and operates in the palaces of
kings and emperors
We should cherish this power as essential to the
preservation of our own government, and the most
efficient means of umelorating the political condition
of our race. find This can only be de done by 'eu-
ereace for The la,os, and by the ererc else Of elera
ted patriotism.
But il we trample under our feet the laws of our
country, if we disregard the faith Of treaties and our
citizens engage without restraint in military enter
prlses, against the peace of other governments, IRE
shall be considered and treated and justly TOO, as a
nation Of piratss.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-16
STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District, IS,
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of OrY
Ieans--To all persons concerned in the estate of
Isaac Human, late Of Derby, deceased,
- Greeting.
ISAAC HlNMAN and Jacob Bates, Executors of
Il the will and Administrators of the Estate of said
deceased have filed in Probate Court their account.
And it ordered that the same be examined and set-
tied at Probate Court to be holden at Trasburgh on
The 26th day of June next. And this order shall DO
published in the Caledonian printed at st. Johns
bury as soon may be that all concerned may ap--
pear at said time and place and be heard in the pre-.
mis- il they see Cause. liz o.. ,.a-. u 81. u. q
Probate Office, Irasburgh, % May, 1s45,
4llw3 GEO. NYE.