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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
[Erom Another Correspondent

w mr. S'& if'N
Seldom and Bolts met Yesterday. Seldom, at
Bolts request. leading off in a speech OF Two
hours. Seldom first touched on the Bank qnes-
ton. which lie considered as for The presen, lie
less; but if there were any power which should
hereafter revive it, he was ready 10 aid in again
DESTROYING its existence. He next took up the
Tariff question, adrocalinga tariff for revenue
only and as 10 protection, such as was only a
necessary &C nsequcnce OF a tariff, and equally
apporlioned among all the great interests OF the
country. He considered this TO be the view pre-
sented in Folks Inaugural, and as such com.
mended it. The Texas question he considered
unsettled, either in the event Of Texas accedins
10 Milton Browns resolutions, or preierring the
plan of the Senate's amendment. In the first in
stance, she must come before The House of Re-
presenialives with her Constitution, which would
at once open all those exciting questions, which
produced so much confusion al the time Of the
Missouri controversy. In The other, of course the
whole matter still depended on negotiation.
In this connection, he spoke Of the improperly
Of sending 10 Congress a man, from whose asso-
Citations in Congress such interences might be
drawn, as from Bots. He spoke Of Bots pecu-
liar attachment TO John q. Adams-his selecting
that gentleman to present his conlesting petition
his invitation TO The dinner given 10 Bolts, &c
Bolts rose, as you may imagine, in q greatrage.
He said he had rather keep Adans's company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH ,,
High Water this day al B P. ".
ARR WE'D

Schr. Lagrange, Crowcll, Philadelphia, 81
dries, 10 Shields & Somerville, WIS. &J D
nan, Dunlop, Moncure & Co, P. Johnson,
Gordon, Fry 4 Co, Hubbard, Gardner & {
Kent, Kendall & Atwater, J. II. Eus,ace, +
Rails & Co, Van Lew, Smith & Co, J. CT.
ming, J. Fishers Sons, G. Hanes, Webh, B2'
&Co., +. G.. Bolton, Gallagher & Oldner, Q
Slrecker, Gaynor, Wood & Co, Aly.yN Ii
comb, Pa,eson e Burr, Richards & Gardrs'
A. Levy & Brother, putney & Waits, Wor,a,,
McGruder & Co, Alexander Dural &C.
d. Cfen>haw & Co, S. T. Barclay. Bai
Brcckenbiough, J. P%izzini, Cleland & Nor, !,
SnbleIl, S. +. Dove, w. Anderson, II. LlG'ip
Co, G. w. Wills. Brown, Taylor Iusk
w. Palmer, y. Pey;oD, ". MounIcT, tia'A
& Libby, J. ID. Hoover.
Schr. N~anaganselt, Baker, Boston, %surdi,.'
Schr. Thomas Iceland, Somers, New -
sundries.
Schr. May, Hubbard, Baltimore, %sunine,
Srhr. w. Mowry, Hoffman, y. YoIs, oaI'N
Steamer Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
Schr. Geo. Washington, Coleman, BAUM
suntries.
BELoW-BoUND Up. 49,,
Q fPagan Creek, brig Selma, Jacks
from Boston.
In Hampton Roads, barque Paoli.
Arrived a, New York, March lSih-Brshs
Lee, Bali, from Richmond, bouhd to New p
also, schr. Constitution, Soners, from CIV /,
and VIM. Applegarih, Dar!in, from Rics
Cleared, schr. Nassau, Charter, Tor Ricl'D
and Margaret, Woglon, for Pelefsbur'. },
Arrived, l9,h-Schr. Lynchburs, Mama. :
and S. RockhiIl, Whitmore, from Richmoa-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21

Is lMrosToR.-A manfrom Virgins. calm,
himself ", W. Wise, and protesting 10 teAe
nephew Of The Hon. Henry a. Wise. ia,ely IL.
posed upon the people Ct New York Nils. ore.
ia county, BY pretending 10 lie a def maze A..
a writing master. He succeeded in ce..iis ,
large class, and all vent on smoothly nil he va,
detected in making himself ieo familiar with tie
pockets Of a fellow boaider, when suspic.c,
were excited that he was more defcicn, in hot
esty than in The sense OF hearing. |, turned ~.
that he could hear perfectly well, an a commf.
lee Of the indignant citizens succeeded in cag,
myth dumb ) 10 speak" II is said, tb;, aay.5'
individual has been playing Il similar game .
Hamilton, under the name OF Somervill..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
W. lear, from the Richmond Enquirer III
o Dors Lalsr fran England.

We learn from The Richmond Enquirer that
lanes Seldom has been nominated for Con.
gross. in the place Of Mr.. Jones, lale Speaker OF
the House Of Representatives, who declines a re-
election. This nomination could no, have fallen
on a more suitable person. Mr.. seddon is a
young mar OF The first order of talents, and has
been victorious on many a we'll fought field in
debate with the first minds 10 Virginia. He is
not ONLY admired by his own Stale, but every
De mocra, in the Union would be pleased at the
success of such a man. We hope that the no.
torious Mr.. Bo,,s will no. he able 10 h.adhim.
[RalHga Sfaaaard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
mtrprgomu mmnnfrEs.

,har such q. Seldom kept, for which IeiiaIH La
don al once stopped him, when Bots dee.aie. =,
meant no personal iniignity, &c.-he 'hous"ii
,ha; a remark Of Adams which SeIGon naa
onu,ed. was not only is Seldom called ". henu
ish.n but hellish-nevef;heless, II arose from la ~
old Puritan spirit, which could net brook Gen.
ance. Adams was no Abolitionlsl-ne hle" I'm
heller Than any BODY clse-he would nave Io ~
dered il The highest honor for Adams 10 ausLu ~
dinner given to himself. He had reques'eu ~,
ans 10 present his petition, because nc ,no"Sn,
the Wing members OF Congress rom 'nI
were la yonnr 10 manage il well. He cohld ho'
rrusr The Democratic members, and Massaohu-
se,ls was called long before Virginia IN calling
Inc States for petitions. On The Bana and larii,
he was ultra Federal, in his usual style oil vioieh'
and EMMY declarations. lie agreed win oeu0oh'
as 10 The tact, that the Texas question was uh-
sel,!ed-he was very glad Of il. he then went on
in a sort Of hali-mad hall-scared style oil scoidihS
against Texas and all lis friends. calhoun anu
McDufiie were diSunionists; Tyler was every
thine that was villainous. Scddon admired Cal
boun. and therefore Seldom was a disunlonlst, TOO.
Polk was the best of the whole set ne had dfi-
ven Calhoun and his friends from The councils u
The nation. The Northern AbolItIonisls were
better States Rights men than they were: ne was
a States Rights mar himself. when ne hdu M
ished his two hours, you may very wen imagine,
from your knowledge Of Seldom, the scorchins
reloinder poor Bolts received. Ills defence Of
Adams. and his attack upon The lrlents oil Texas.
as well as his absurdi'ies in regard 10 The laIli,
were most s~larinely exposed. Bolts wen. on Tor
another hall an hour, with an attack on WI Cal-
houn. and then the meeting adjourned. ),
Scddon is determined 10 devote every hour OF
his Time 20 the canvass, and as soon as ne mas
h.,rJ from The diff rent counties, will announce
the places at which he may be expected"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21

aates-rlair, hard-sensed i~aImers-working men,
not takers; but who, when occasion requires II,
can tell what they want, why they want II. ard
the reason their wants should be supplied. II The
people are tired oil plain men, aud desire Ches-
teriield again TO occupy The station she once held
on the floor of Legislation, she has the materials
within her lines. The distinguished statesman
the finished orator, The noble man, all coEcen-
traled in her tayurite son; who, after a continued
service Of ten years In the national councils,
has returned 10 The bosom Of his family and his
peoplc. He, never refusing his aid, when needed,
surely would not resist the call OF his county 10
rescue her from intestine broil>, and perhaps the
clutches OF The enemy. His name would gather
around him that sturdy yeomanry, who BY him
were never led TO defeat. His voice wonld dispel
all doubts, and his very lame lie death to every
faction. II called from his retirement BY his old
friends. John Winston Jones cannot, will not re-
fuse 10 lend his aid 10 redeem the reputation Of
his county, and 10 give the influence OF his Ia
Tents and his worth, 10 sustain his gallant friend,
who has been chosen 10 succeed him in the Of
flee from which he retired covered with glory.
The unanimous vote of thanks of the House
Of Representatives, passed on the 3d March, on
the motion OF Ex-Speaker White, shows The esli-
male placed on Mr.. Jones By his lellow-mcm-
bers. and should be a rebuke TO the unmanly
inuendoes Of The Richmond Wing. This is the
first instance Of a unanimous vote Of thanks
given 10 a Speaker, since Inc present formation
of parties. What a contrast between this appro-
val OF Mr.. Jones, and their rehuke 10 the candi-
date of The Wing; similar only in unanimiiy;
every man voIin. his thanks 10 Mr.. Jones, for
his able, impartial, and faithful discharge othis
office; and every man, hy his vote, declaring
that Bolts had no right 10 the seat claimed by
him. Even his friend Adams voted against
him. Not a man in Congress could be found 10
lift up his voice for the man, who, according 10
the Wing, was cheated ont Of his election
GLOW are The mighty fallen"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21

It. Richie is oM enough to distinguish a
cha wk from hand-saw"-an ambitious Federal
Isl from an honest Patricia politician who has
changed his coat once or twice in The conrse Of
his mortal career. f,om a statesman who IS
true 10 Virginia and her interests. He is young
enough, 100, 10 feel sufficient energies in his nerves
to defend his own principles, and 10 defy The
whole Federal party, with honest Willoughby
Newton al their head.-[Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
Hanover, March I6, 1915.

TEMPERANCE MEErISG.-A meeting II Ii;
friends Of Temperance will be held, at lie Unire.
Presbyterian Church (MI. Stiles this evening
Friday) al hall pas. seven O'Clock. A lar.c
gathering is expected as several persons vi.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21

The las! Constitution says that accoun'sJlsl
received from Texas, (since The passage CT Inc
House Resolutions slate, the terms under lnelt'
will lie acceptable 10 a decided proportion OF Inc
people of Texas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
Orange, March 18th, lsi5.
Tote Editors Of he Enquircr

ToNe Editors o( he ERquircr.
II Appeals that many Ho,ers Of the county
Hanover are nnccr The impression, lLat tie Pre-
c.nci Election has been removed from Cold H..
Dor 10 The Old Church, b. an act Of the last Gene
Ial Assembly. You will please state, that III
Precinct Election has not been removed. and ,ta
The polls will be open at Cold Harbor, as here.
fore.
u.n,, MI - Ga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21

especial business, during the recess OF Congress
10 gather a fund Of practical information from
all paris 81 he Union, showing The oiiecis anu
working q our Ir-.sr, high Tariff, and IN MS
annual report he will present The Fesu.t-ana Ms
RE US &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
~. S,,re,o,uof t1e Tr,osurn

We are happy to see by the following letter,
from the New York Journal OF Commerce, that
Mr.. Walker is preparing himself for the adj ust.
ment of the Tariff question a, the next session of
Congress. We hope he will take, on an enlarged
scale, the course which Mr.. McLane pursued IN
1882. to assist him in preparing "Verplanck's
Bill" then so called, as was indicated in this
parer during the las, week. We cannot doubt,
thai the clear head, the indomitable industry, and
the liberal views Of Mr.. Walker, will manifest
themselves in a Report, which may settle this
agi;a,ing question during The nexi session:
(Erom on Occasional Correspondsnk)
WASHINGTON, March 18th, 1915.
nv Dear Sir: Ihave been in town ten days
have had access TO most reliable sources OF in
forr,a,;on-and ron may rest assured, that MIR.
Palk's administration viii be practical, and not
e~Yacij.e:'al. air. Walker. The Secretary OF the
Ttoa.uly, w.o ia r~rac;i'ai statesman, and q
lnan Of inlom!tstls ildu.tTy, will make il his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21

=" We recommend The Address .! Paxton 10
the citizens Of Chesterfield, 10 the Republicans OF
that county, and respectfully and earnestly 10 ME-
John w. Jones himself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
To The Editors Of lie Enquirer.

~ 'Sitbi AiulNlI IL, 1919
Genllcmen-ln your paper Of the lith ms, !,
reference TO the proceedings of the Democr,,%''
Convention, which assembled in the CITY of Ricl
mond on the 18th, for The purpose Of nomina,ina
4 candidate for The 9th Congressional Dis,,;os
after making some remarks, you say. " We mn
%deIsland, however, that Mr.. J. w. Jones. The a..
highly respectable Representative, was moi b1onrf,
forward" From these remarks, You seem n ~ y
somewhat surprised that his name was no, mr.
dnced. But, Sirs, when you arrive al Tho :
tives, which, | think, had a powerful inf,uerco
upon The members of The Convention, Won will
not only approve, but Justify he proprierv ~
Withholding Mr.. Jones's name. MIR. Jones b.G
without having The rem0test reason. as far >.
know or believe, 10 think that The least di>,,,;.
faction had been manifested by his constitute,
voluntarily come forward, and laid the high I'M,
with which he had been clothed atihe feet ot Il,
constituents, expressing a wish 10 retire from n.
turmoil of public life.
When it was recollected. that len wears II ,a
prime Of life had been spent in their service by
one whom they loved and honored-wbo H.,
served them so iaiihfuliy-ard The ONLY recon.
pensc asked for his tolls ana burdens were .re.
tilement and tranquility, how could The Convep.
ton refuse 10 grant this just boon7 Such feelings
as these peryaded The Convention, and in wba,
better way could the Convention have manifested
lis love and regard for their much-honored Rep.
resentalive, whose faithful services made such
eloquent appeals 10 its maenanimity?
ANXIOUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21

II The communication about John NJ. bous
position on Texas will appear tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
BELL TA~vERN-RrcHMosp,

BELL TAVERN-RIcHMoSp, "a.
TINE subscriber having rented this ESQ
i ment for the present year, will coh''I :,
keep the same. His Table and Bar will ga
supplied with the best the market aho!SSs :,
has attached to the Establishment a gooas
where the horses Of visitors can be aHe'ur ~,
Also, for hire, several Saddle and HaIasf,Ii iii
March S-c&d y. b. p~
HARD-HENRY L. BROOKE and
~ TUCKER have associated lhelnseIsSc y,es
Practice OF the Law, and will atterd ths%ap
and Inferior Courts Of the city oil n,e ar,.a
counties of Henrico, Hanover, ana os I
Office on Governors street, Whe,e ,rdr.
other Of them will always ee lonn' =
business hours Of the day.
March 3-l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
OFFICIAL l..

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
BIZ and ,clh the odriec and consent Of Hc Senate.
James Buchanan of PENNSYLVANIA TO be Secre-
,ary Of State, in The place OF John {. Calhoun re-
signed.
Robert ]. Walker of Mississippi 10 be Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, in the place of George NJ.
Bib, resigned.
William l.. Marcy Of New York 10 re secre-
iary Of War, in the place OF William wilkins,
resigned.
George Bancroft of Massachusetts to be Sccre-
iary OF the Nary, in the place OF John Y. Mason,
resigned.
Cave johnson Of Tennessee 10 be Postmaster
General, in the place OF Charles A. Wickll!fe, re-
signed.
John Y. Mason of Virginia TO be Attorney &C.
neral, in the place OF John Nelson, resigned.
J. Knox Walker of Tennessee 10 be Secretary
for signing patents, in The place Of John Tyler,
Jr, resigned.
Alexander Fl. Everett Of Massachusetts 10 be
Commissioner to China.
William Fl. Polk Of Tennessee TO be Charge
dAHaires near his Majesty the King of the king
dom of the Two Sicilies, in the place OF William
Bonlware, who has asked and obtained leave TO
return.
1hert g. Jewett, of Maine, to be Charge DAT
The Republic OF Peru, in the place OF
Ian whose commission has expired.
ie,ds, ofAlabama, to be Charge
Republic OF Venezuela, in the
b Ellis, whose commission has
cne, Of Tennessee, to be Consul
kerpool, in the place OF Joel w.
pission has expired.
Ter, to be Attorney Of The o..
ern distric, OF New York, 10
Hoffman, whose commission
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PAXTON.

+MI. Winthrop informed a distinguished vircinian n
few days ag', that the ENEMIES Of Texas would make
n desperate struggle against her admission. when her
constitution should BIZ submitted TO the consideration
of Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21

10 oppose a great many private claims viii,
were not founded in equity, thereby incurring 49,
censurc OF those who we're Immediately in,e,a ~
ed. He is a practical man, a good Judge Of N.
secret springs OF human action, which rendsr.
him essentially Fl, for The arduous post 10 wb;cs
he has been assigned, and who will, no dom,
manage the vast machine under his control w;,i
unsurpassed ability, for The advancement az Iva
public interest. ALGERNON SYDNEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21

The Senate was in session nearly four hours
Yesterday, The most OF which time was will closed
doors, on Executive business. Alarse nnmtero OF
nominations. chiefly Of revenue officers, &c. and
those reported on from The Committee IN Com
merce. yer. confirmed. The Gully nominations re-
lcciel, we're ,io>c Of John H.. Prentlss as Marshal
ofthe Northern District OF New York-Qhis ap-
rointmen, had been paragraphcd as oonfrmed)-
and the nomination Of VIM. Shaler 10 be Consul
al Hong Kong, China. Previous TO The adjourn,
ment on Yesterday, the Senate removed the %injunc-
lion Of secrecy from The vote on the resolution Of
ferei by Mr.. Berrien in secret session, on the llth
instant, which is here appended.
The Senate, j, is generally understood, will adj
lourn to-day, sine de- THnrsday,s IaicA;geaees.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1845-10-02
HARRIS g. CHII,DS.

Nd ESPECTFULLY announce to the inhabitants
IA of Wilmington and vicinity that they have
formed coparnership in business and having dis
posed of their entire stock of Dry Goods they will
be able to offer great variety of new and
rich Goods as ever was exhibited in this place. Their
stock consists in part of extensive assortment Just
arrived from New York, which was purchased on the
most favorable terms, and which will be sold at
very small advance.
Over one hundred pieces of PRINTS;
very choice selection of Ladies' Dress and Fancy
Goods; Alapaccas few rich patterns of afghan, a
splendid article for Ladies' Dresses rep and corded
Cas:meres; De Laines &c. &C.; heavy Ticking and
Shee'ing; variety of white goods, Broad Cloths
Cass neres and vestings, Crockery, Glass and Hard
ware, Groceries, &c.
All of the above will be sold for cash, good credit
or produce. An examination of prices and quality
is solicited. Boston New York market win be
visited every few weeks, which with the present fla
cility for freight will enable them TO sell as low
less than at any establishment in the county. No eff
fort will be spared to render this cheap cash"
credit Store. Call soon "First come, first served"
S. F. HARRIS,
]. F. CHlLDS.
Wilmington, Sept. IA, 1S45. 4w49
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1845-10-02
TO PRINTER

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WAREHOUSE.
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ready to supply orders to any extent for any kind of
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Rule, Steel column do, Composing Sticks Chases,
aud every article necessary to Printing Office.
The Type, which are cast in new moulds, from an
entirely new set of matrixes, with deep counters,
warranted to be unsurpassed by any, and will be sold
at prices to suit the times
Printing Presses furnished, and also steam engines
of the most approved patterns.
N. B. A machinist constantly in attendance to re-
pair presses and do light work.
Composition Rollers cast for Printers.
Editors of Newspapers, who buy three times much Type
their bills to- may give the above six mouths nser
their papers, and send their papers containing The
subscribers. CROCKROFT & OVEREND,
6m47 GO Ann street. New York.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1845-10-02

NEW FALL GOODS.
DICKINSON, DAY & CO.,
No. A ranitc ROW,
HAVE now received their new and extensive as
IL Il sortment of Goods for the Fall Trade.
Dress Goods.
Cashmere de e. Cosse, Rep Cashmere, w. de Laines,
Of new and beautiful designs; some small figures and
brilliant colors for children Plain and figured In
neids RomelidS, and various other new style Dress
Goods; netc style Prints, Dress Gingham, Mourning
Goods, &c.
ClOakingS.
most perfect assortment Of new and elegant
styles French, English aud american Fabrics for
CLoAKINes. Gaia Pldids, new designs and beautiful
s T%;Ss; oS SIX Warp Indiana Apss. Orleans and
Millinery Goods.
Entire new style Bonnet Ribbons, French artificial
F2otoers, Tabs, Bonnets, &c.
Shawls,
In almost endless variety, from a superb Cashmere
to the more common and substantial article for com
fort and durability very low prices few very
pretty and desirable styles for children.
silks
OF almost every description comprising many of
the newest and most fashionable strles of modern
use, some of which are very rare and beautiful Be-
SUES, we nave great variety oil Ut0CeS, HOSIERY,
and small fancy articles, Ladies' f'~auatS, White
Goods and many other Goods not menioned here.
THE GENTLEMEN.
Cloths.
French, English, German and American CLOTHS
heavy Bearer Pilot and Castor Cloths; black, blue
black bIo,cn, green blue, and finally almost every
color and quality.
CaSSimcres.
Plain and fancy, English French and American
Cassimeres, super black German Doc Skin Satinetts,
&c.
Vcstings.
Real Cashmere real Sir Veluet Fancies, Valincias,
and host of very low priced VEsrINGs. I'ailorS'
Trimmings, aH kinds.
ScarfS and Cravats.
Super cross striped Satin Scars, Satin CRAvATs
various styles Black Italian alpaca and Gmghan,
CrauatS. HATS, CAPS and FURs.
Furnishing Goods.
CHINA CRocKERY, GLASS, HARD and BRITANNIA
WARE, plain white, blue and bronze raised figured,
China and Granite, complete sets " Deep FYo,0ing
Blue Hare" Glass Lamps, Sugars, Creamers DISH
es Plates, Tumblers &C., 'KliiUes- and Forks, Tea
Trays, Looking Glasses, and nearly every article in
the Housekeeping line
The above Goods have been lately purchased with
the greatest care and being much larger and bet
ter assortment than have heretofore offered we
feel confident that shall be able to suit the most
fastidious We are always ready endhappy to show
our Goods to all. Please give us an early call.
DICKINSON, DAY & co.
Brattleboro, Sept. H. ISl5 E 6w4G
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1845-10-02
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro SIS.
In Probate Court, September 25 1915.
HOMES David Johnson, A Administrator upon the
" estate of ANTHONY JONES, late of New
fame, demands and moves the Court here for an ex-
tension of the time heretofore limited time to set
tie said estate and pay the debts of said deceased.
Whereupon it is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested that this Court will de-
eide upon said application at thcSesson thereof to
he holden at the Probate Office in Bratteboro in said
District on the last Wednesday of October next, by
publishing copy of the Record Of this order three
weeks successfully in the Windham County Demo
crat printed at said Brattleboro previous to saic
time of hearing
A true copy of Record,
81 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r.