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Advices from Naples to June
9th, stale that Mount Vesuvius
WIS in full eruption, and vomit-
ing forth masses Of lava with great
noise. During the night the flames
presented Il magnificent spectacle.
The steamer Radnor containing 60
tons of government stores, bound from
St Louis to Fort Leavenworth, was lost
on the 3lst uIt at the mouth Of I.amine
RIVER, seven miles above Boonvlle.
MUsouIToEs-Good If hue.--
Parley's Magazine contains the
following: "1o get rid Of these
,ormcntors, take Il few not Goals
on a shovel or II chatting dish. and
burn upon them some brown sugar
in your bed room and parlors, and
you effectually Danish or des troy
every musquito lor the night.
B,INnvEss vs.. S1MpL1c1Nv.-" Did
you take the p,te to Mr.. Jack p
g Yes, sur"
"And how was he ?"
Why, he looked pretty we'll,
but he's very blind"
blind what do you mean 2"
Why, while wor in the room.
he axed me where my hat wor,
and it wor on my head all the
tlme."
A letter from Adjutant General
Jones, states that the Court mar
tial proceedings in the case of
Capt. S. B. Thornton, 2nd Dra-
goons, have como to hand. They
exhibit the gratifying fact that he
is acquitted of all the charges on
which he was tried.
The Rev. George Groly has con-
fessed to the authorship of "Ten
Thousand Il Year." so long attrib-
uted to Counsellor Warren, the
author of '' Passages in the Diary
Of a Physician"
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Ian IS for Sale.
(HAMBURG, S. C.)

- The subscriber offers for sale the
~ PLANTATION on which he l,vcs,
three and a halt nils ABOVE Hamburg. ly
ing on Savannah river, containing abont
Five Hundred Acres Of Land. Or The
premises are a two story comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE. in tn" Pin"y
Woods, OFT houses. Gr'st Mill, Coltol,
Gin c"rri"d bv water, and small Fishery
IS attached to it.
ALSO,
A PLANTATION in Barbor county,
Alabama, eight miles from the market town
Eufaula. containing Nine Hundred and
Sixty Acres Of Land, one third cleared and
and under good fence. 1t has two story
DWELLING HOUSE, out houses and
quarters for 60 negroes.
Any reasonable terms. to suit the pur.
chaser, will be given on either place.
July 90 226t GEO. PARROTT.
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CANDIDATES.

We are authorized to announce DR..
S. V. CAIN, us candidate for Clerk of
the Court at the next ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce THOS
P SPERM as candidate for Clerk of
Court Of Abbevi!le District at the ensuing
election.
u We are authorized to announce
Mr.. J. r.. TARRANT, as a candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce T..
P. MOSELY as candidate for Sheriff
of Abbeville Dis. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce w.
A. COBB as a candidate for the office OF
Sheriff OF Ahheville District at the ensu-
ing election.
We are authorized to announce JAS.
S. WILSON as candidate for Clerk OF
Court tor Abbeville District at the ensuing
Election.
The friends of A C HAWTHORN N an.
nounce him as candidate for Sheriff for
Abbcville District at the ensuing election
We are authoriz"d to announce VA.
CHAEL HUGHEY as candidate for
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce Mai. A.
ARNOLD, as Candidate for Sheriff, a,
the ensuing election.
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Land for Sale.

The enbscriber offers for sale his PLAN.
TATlON, five miles east Of Coke1bury on
Saluda river, containing -Four Hundred
Acres, one hundred Of which is river bot
tom. There are two surveys Of it, both
Joining one tract, one containing 272, the
l3s acres. will sell altogether or sepa>
rate, as may suit purchaser. Any person
wishing to buy would do well to call and
examine for themselves. 1t is well water
ed, and very healthy; a tolerably good
Dwelling House; the out buildings ordi-
nary. will give one, two, and three
years for the payment, in equal install.
ments, and the price shall be full below the
value OF the lands, as am determined to
move to the west the ensuing fall.
July Is mt6N lSHAM GORREE.
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DIR. HULL,
Vegetable Fever and Ague and Anti

ffCeT RUS.
Among all the ndvertls, d remedies of the
dav tor agIie and Fever, or Chill und F..>
vcr, none seem to met with such rapIdity Y
OF sal. and give SO much general sat,stuc-
tion, as DR. Hulrs cell brated Pills. Whrr-
ever they have been introduced, all tonics
in whatever shape. all mixtures and Pills
and preparations Of every character, de-
signed for this disease, have been discar-
ded, and DR.. Hulls Ague Ills have been
received as the only permanent cure.
They stop the ChiIls and Fever the first
day, and 10 not sicken the stomach or ope-
rate on the bowels. Young children and
persons Of all ages sexes, and conditions
may use these Pills, not only with safety,
but with the certainty of success.
Judge Forrest of Joncsboro, Ala, was
cured OF severe and obstinate case Of
ChiIls, witt. only half box, after two phy-
Sicians had exhausted oil their skill.
Ma Lewis Gown, Of Abbcville Dis. S..
G., says he has sold several boxes Of Hull's
Pills, and never knew them 10 fail curing
the chIiis and fever in q single instance.
Mr. VIM S Mills, of AbDeville Dis, S.
G., certifics that his wife was cured of an
obstinate case of chilIs and fever of twelve
months standing with only halt box Of
Hulls Pills; and also says his little
daughter was cured of the chiIls and fever
Q! months standing with the remainder
of the same box.
We might give scores Of references and
certificates, but we refer the reader to our
agents, where they may obtain pamph-
i':t (sratis) giving full description of the
medicine and its manner Of use. Price,
SS1 per box with directions.
Dr. Hull's Cough i-oZcnges.
Every family in the United States sh. uld
keep supply of DR. HuII's Cough Lozen>
ges in the house, not only as preventive
medicine against the consumptive tenden.
cies OF the climate, but as an effrctual re.
medv in all cases Of Coughs, Colds. Splitting
Of Blood. nigh Swrats. difficulty Of breath
ing, Asthma, Whooping Cough. Emacia-
ton and General debility. Remember
that this medicine is not a mere palliative,
but is all powerful IN removing all diseases
OF the Chest and Lungs, leading TO Con.
sumption and death. Price % cts per box
DR.. HulIs Worm Lozenges
Are pr"pa ration that never fail to re-,
move Worms from children or adults.
Children will cry Tor tn, m, and eat them
as they would candy.
We suggest to all parents having chill
dren whom they suspect Of being troubled
with worms 10 give these L"zenges trial.
The fact of their having cured upwards OF
forty thousand cas"s, puts their rfficirncy
beyond doubt. Price IS cts per box.
Please remember the ram. and get DR..
auil's Loz"ngrs, as no others before the
pu"ic contain the virtues Of his medicine,
Tn" nhove Medicines are Tor sale at the
Drug Stor'' Of
Drs. WARDLAW & DENDY,
And at thu Post Otfic.. by
July | 3m JOHN McLAREN
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To The People of Abbr.iIle
The subscriber respectful. soIIcis all pr
sons ind hted 10 tI" Sh.riff4 Otficr tor
COST, Plaintiffs or Dei.ndani's Jar. earn
rsty r. guessed 10 com" forward and settle,
as tn's is my last y. ar IN otfic". shall pe
c"mpeIl.d 10 hmv" NIL cost dn" m. in the
office settled. Yo" will find myself or Mr.
Taggart always IN aitemdnnr"
April l5 TIT J. RAMEY.
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
In the Court OF Common, Pleas.


In the Court OF Common Pleas.
Thomas l.. Whitlock, who is in the Gus.
tody Of the Sheriff of Abheville District,
ny virtue Of n writ of capias ad satisfacien.
dun, at the suit Of McCarter g. Allen,
having filed his petition, with schedule of
Ills whole estate, reul and personal, for the
purPos. OF obtaining thu ben, fit Of the Act
ot'h" General Assembly called " the In
solv II, D'btors' Act"
Public notice is hereby given. that the
p.''ltl"n OF the said Thouas l. Whrlock
will b" heard and considered in th.. Court
o' Common Pleas for Ahbrv,ll. District.
ut Ahbrvill.' Court Ho"sr. on Thursday
the 'w nty-sr, ond day OF October n. xt, or
such other ,iny tin'r' after as thu. Court
may order during the T rm commencing
at tn" place aor said, on the third Mon-
day IN Octoh"r nrxr and all the creditors
"fIho SAID Thomas L Wh,tlock ar. h-rebv
summoned personally or 6y their attorni"s
to APPEAR then aud there in the said Court
10 shrw cause, If any they can. why the
benefit OF the act Aforesaid should not be
granted 10 the said Thomas l. Whrtlock,
upon l''s executing the assignment required
by the acts Aforesaid.
JNO F LIVINGSTON, c.. C.P.
Clerks Office, July lS, 1916 IL 3m
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IRON. NAILS, CASTINGS, &c.
THE SOI1TH CAROLINA

THE SOUTH CAROLINA
MANUF COMPANY,
Hnvlng recently made extensive improves
ments in their wo' ks. now off:.r to The pub.
lic good assortment OF all the articles IN
our lnr.
We hav" no hesitation in recommend.
ing our Nails as being the beet ever made.
IN this part of the country. Our Iron and
Castings are warranted good. The Fur.
mace will be in blast in about we"k. and
We will have Cupulo in operation shortly,
which will enable US to execute any Jobs
in the casting or machinery line, in the
best manner.
We will be pleased to receive orders at
any time. and having taken great paine to
deserve patronage, hope to receive 1t.
We take in payment, hesidrs cash and
good notes. Bacon, Flour. Corn, Wheat.
Rye. Oats. or any thing in the provision
line, at the market price Of the country.
SIMPSON BOBO, Agent.
Hurricane, s. c., July % 2l A
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DOSCOU DCC.
FLESH TURNED TO SroNE.-The Lon
don correspondent of the Boston Atlas
states that Dr. Siivestrc, an Italian, has
revived the discovery Of "a method Of
hardening, even 10 the consistency or
rather solidity of marble, any organized
substance" He is further said TO have
exhibited, among other specimens of his
skill "a woman's head, with the hair
parted and dressed, the hair retaining its
flexible proprieties and color, although
the surface from which it grew resem-
bled stone" There was also a childs
hand plump and dimpled as in life, but
cold, semi-transparent, and ringing
like marble when struck. A piece Of
liver: OF its deep, rich, chocolate brown
color, somewhat resembled red granite,
and petrified tongue appeared as if it
never could have omitted sound. 1t
was literally IA tongue in stone"
The learned Doctor says, that so cheapi is
the process. that at a very small ex-
pense our dead friends may be turned
into stone. This process throws en-
tirely into the shade the Egyptian ar, of
embalming.
STATED PRAYER.-There is no
religion without prayer. Have
stated times for devotion. At
least begin and end every day
with God. Take time from sleep,
rather than want proper time for
prayer. Watch against formality
in your devotions. 1t is heartfelt
prayers that are alone acceptable
to God. Besides your intercourse
with God at stated seasons, often
look up to him, and ever go with
him in the name Of Jesus. Go into
your closet, and down upon your
knees with as much reverence, as
if you beheld the blessed God.
You require to be often remind
ed of this. For whether in child
hood, in youth or in manhood. we
are all too apt to have a wander
ing heart in prayer, and repeat an
outward form with the lips, but
with a heart alas, far from God.
Oh! pray against hear'lessness.
as one of the mos, powerful temp
tations of your spiritual enemy.
Could you ascend into heaven ev-
cry morning and evening to offer
your devotions to the Most High,
and then return to earth again.
what a life Of holiness you would
lead! What fervent prayer and
thanksgiving would you offer
consider that the eyes Of the Lord
are in every place, beholding the
evil and the good, and that all
things are naked and open before
him with whom we have to do"
It is by affiiction chiefly that
the heart of man is purified, and
that his thoughts are fixed upon a
better state.
Would'st thou learn to die no.
bly,? Let thy vices die before thee.
Happy is he who endeth the bust
ness Of his life before his death ;
who, when the hour of it cometh,
hath nothing else to do but to die
who wisheth no delay, because he
has no longer use for his time.
To win a soul is your noblest
prize, and the greater number you
win. the greater and richer will be
that crown of rejoicing which you
will wear in the day Of the Lord.
Watson.
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvlLLE DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.
William A. Cobb, VS.. James knox,
Foreign Attachment.
The Plaintiff in the above case having thia
day filed his Dcclarato., IN nv Office. and
the Defendant haying no wife or attorney
known to be within the State, upon whom
q copy thereof may be served: 1t is Or
der that the said Defendant do appear
and plead thereto within year and a day
from this dntc. or judgment by default will
be given against h.m.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clk's Office, March IA, 1916. 3ly
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NOTICE

1s hereby given to those concerned, that
the citizens Of Due West Corner, will ap-
ply for an Act Of Incorporation at the
next session of the Legislature.
May Is, 1s48 Ii 29t
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suspended in the ar by the THUMB.
A Mr.. Gray, of Providence,
painter Of the Congregational
meeting House, in Kingston, X. L..
last week ascended the stecple to
take off the vane for gliding. and
having left the ladders. climbed
the iron spire to the distance Of
l2 to Is feet above, relying upon
the ball, half way up the spire, to
rest his feet on. and from which
position he could take the vane
off with his right hand. While he
was in the very act, the ball on
which his feet rested gave way and
ran down the spire. At this mo-
ment he was raising the vane
over the end of it; as he did so,
the spire growing smaller. made a
convenient place for his thumb to
keep the balancer in the gudgeon
bore. when the ball gave way un-
Ter him and sunk. The vane fall
ling back with his thumb in the
gudgeon nore, held him fast, with
his feet dangling in the air. He
remained in this perilous situation
until a man ascen'led the spire.
and placing his shoulder under
his feet, at once relieved him.
The scene was tirrible to behold.
TREASURES IN HEAvEN.-In hea-
ven are deposited all your treas
ures: and to what spot is a mans
heart so ready to return, as to that
where his richest treasures lie ?
You arc the heirs Of God" "bc-
gotten, to an Inheritance incorrup-
tible and undetiled and that fadcth
not away, reserved in heaven for
YOU" What have you to do with
dust who have such a "hope laid
up for you in heaven?" You are
called upon to rejoice and be ex-
ceeding glad" "and leap for joy.
forgreat is your reward in heaven"
But how can you "leap for joy" in
view ot'your inheritance, if you do
not send your thoughts to survey
it? With such a treasure in hea-
ven, will you brood over your pow
erty here, over your lands and
shops, and lose the present en-
,joyments Of that inheritance
Griffin.
SILENCE ON THE PRAIRIEs.-One
Of the most striking things is the
silence OF the pralries. 1t is abso-
lutely awful. At night, when the
moon has gone down, and the stars
are all out, to stand in the centre
OF one Of these mammoth plains,
and mark the deep unbroken ST.
lence that surrounds you, is SUBJ
timely impressive. l never wit
messed any effect like it. Not
solitary sound can be heard-no
insect. no bird. no beast, no human
voice or step-but all IS one space
OF grand and fearful silence. Such
a spot, far from the haunts Of con-
gregated multirudes, becomes to
Lhe SOOd man ike the glorious
Bethel where the journeying
patriarch slept.
THE PERFECTION OF THIEvING.-
They have some expert thieves in
Mi: 'uri, if we are to believe the
St. Louis American, which states
that a man lately carried a saw-log
to Il mill, that it might be cut into
toards. + The mill was engaged
for that day. and the owner would
not ensure the safety Of the log
until next morning, unless the Gus
toner would sit astride Of it to
watch it all night. The man
agreed to do so, but fell into II
slight dose sometime in the night
which the thieves took advantage
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BEAUTY AND INNOCENCE.

BY EDW. J. PORTER.
The rosy hours Of childhood,
How beautiful they seem,
While glides life's fairy shallop,
Like the spirit Of a dream
Ere the brigh, blue sky of pleasure
Hath one gloomy cloudlet known;
Ere the hearts pure spirit-breathings
Profaned by earth hath grown.
All the loveliness Of childhood,
What is it but the ray
OF heaven which still tarrics
Around lifc's early day,
Ere the birthright signe,, given
To mark brighter sphere,
Grows darkly dim, and vanishes
Beneath each earth, stain here?
How pure the thoughts Of childhood
In life's unshadowed hours
They float amid fairy land
OF Zephcrs and Of flowers.
AS float the sunbeams lightly
Ger the glancings of slream-
The rosy hours Of childhood.
How beautiful they stem!
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbevillc District,
In the Common Pleas.
Agnes Kingsmorc, ,Adm'x. Decpn: in
" Foreign
Francis Henderson. Attachm't.
The Plaintiff having filed his Declaration
in my Office, and the Defendant having no
wife or Attorney, known to be within the
State, on whom copy Of the same. with
rule to plead, can BE- serv' d (: 1t is Order
ed that the Defendant plead to the said
Declaration within year and day, or
final and absolute judgment will be given
against him.
J. F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nov I9, lS45 "
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There is an immense deal Of human
nature in the following verse:
Of all my fathers family,
love myselfthe best;
So providence provides for me
The ID take the rest
Boston Bee
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Valuable Town Property for Sale.

Ealu"bie Town Property for Sale.
"a The subscriber intending to
fs1ss:idA move to tn" country, offers Tor
:s:E8 sal his HOUSE and LOT in
dSas.e<7 h. Vnl,g" OF Ahbrv,lI. :, uai. d
Oh tn Public Square. 'i'nr House is n
comt'rtabl" unh co,,,nodion~ cne, and N
cnn''"ctIon with it, ar. tw" LAW OFF.
CES. which Gun be rented ut lair pr,c g.
All th'' out buildings and fencing are new,
and tn. Dwelling House has b. en- recently
PAINTED. Any person wishing sucl,
prop rty, woul'i do well 10 call and q. q me.
Dec IL 42tf J. RAMEY.
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEvlLLE DISTRICT.
Joseph Lively and Mary, his wife, v.
VIM. G. Cain, James Bolds, ct al
Bin for Partition, &c.
1t appearing I" tiny satisfaction that Gil,
bert Ivy and R"sann"h. bis wife. Q"frn,
dan:s. reside beyond the limits Of this
STATE: Ordered that they do APPEAR and
pl''a". answer or Gemur to the said bill,
within three months from the publ. alton
hereof, or The same will he taken pro con.
fesso against th"m. H. A. JONES,
Com'rs Office. 9TH May. Is48 c.. E. A. d..
My6 prs blil S7.5O] 10 l3t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Abbevillc Dislrict-Ia the Court of

Abbeville Dis,rict-Ln the Court of
Common Pleas.
Joseph w. w. Marshall, bearer, vs.
Francis Henderson, sen'r.-Decrn. IN
Attach't. on Prom'ry. Note.
Whereas, the Plaintiff IN this action did,
on this day, file his Decla ration aQsinst
the Defendant, who is absent from and
without the limits of this State, as it is
said. and having neither wife nor attorney
known, upon whom copy of the above
Decla ration, with n rule 10 plead thereto,
on or before the Twen,y-second day of
November next, otherwise, final and abso-
lutte Judgment will be then given and
awarded against the Defendant.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nov %, I545 80 ly
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Els TR A Y,

~~ James Moore, who lives
M,%&& near Smiths bridge, on Sa-
~ ~ Iuda river, Ahbevllle District,
tolls before Inc q sorrrl Horse, with three
white feet, and white face extending
down his right nostri, with lump on his
left jaw; fourteen hands high, four years
ole, und appraised a, seventeen dollars.
JOHN G. WATERS, Magiste.
June 10 Is 3m
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABDEVILLE DIST RICT.
IN CHANG cry.
Uriah 0. Tate, v. Enos Asbury Tate
Bill Ior Partition.
1t appearing to the satisfn ction Of thr Com.
missioner, that Enos Asbury Tate, the
D''f n'lnnt. resides beyond tn" limits Of
'i.. Safe: On motion Of Complalnant's
solicitor, Ordered that h.. do appear ond
plead, answ'r or d-mnr to the said bill
within thrr" months notice from the pubs
l,ca'lon of this notice, or ,h" same will be
taken pro contrsso against him.
H A JONES, C.. E.
Com'rs Office, 9Th June. IS46 l6 3m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-04
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER- 3?


S EANER'S Joint and Mere IiRemcnt is
- not only the best article that can be
used for Rheumatic affections, Bruises,
Spralns, and Lameness of all kinds, in, is
the most pertec, and lasting cure that has ev-
er been discovered for the very troublesome
complaint, ChiNiGlnS. No Inconvenience
whatever attending It's application. The
most InCledulous may be satisfied by irving
one bottle, which will cost but oj cents Ia
all cases where an external dpyLtahoH Is
needed, it has proved itself highly valuable,
as may be seen by tho follow ing certificates.
The undersigned, having made use of
Scavcr's Joint and Nerve Iinlment. either
in our families or on our own persons, and
finding it to be the best remedy without cx-
Ceptlon that we have ever used, iJr the COM
plaIsts for which It Is intended, would recon-
mend It to our friends and the public gener-
ally, believing that those who are afflicted
with any Of these complaints will Gnd relief
IN the use Of this valuable mcdlClne.-lI +.
White, Rutland Peck q Spear Druggists,
Burlington; George Morton, Willston; Iii
ram Hopkins, Rutland o. Cook, Rutland
For Rheumatic affections, SprainS, BRUISES,
SC. ! mos, cheerlully recommend II 10 the
public, as ] can speak from experience, hav-
ing made use Of It in many instances in my
family for lhe'above complaints D.L.PRIcE.
Rutland, Sept 5th,lSI5 37.Gm
w. T.. c. Stoddard, Agent for Rutland;
jones e. Dow, Cuilingsyille S. j. Wins
low, Piuslord; Y. Ross, Brandon; J. b.
lluntley, Salisbury ". p Russell, Middle
bury Peck d Spear, Burlington: 5. X.
Collins, Montpelier and druggists aud mer-
chants generally. Reed Wing q Cutler,
% Chatham street, Boston, wholesale agents.
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STATE Of Vermont, DE itrememher-
Distinct ofRuNand, So. { ID ed that a, sta.
ted probate court holden at Rutland within
and for said district on the An day o. May
1916.
Present VIM Hall, Judge
John l.. Marsh, executor Of the last will
will and tesument Of Edward Gibson late Of
Clarendon in said district, deceased, propoS
ing To render an account Of his adminls,ra-
ton OF said estate
1t is ordered that said accoun, be referred
Tor cvamlnatIond allowance to the first Mon
Nav. h,ing the Isl bay Of June next, and
lb.ia copy Of his order be published three
weeks succcssivcly, previous thereto in the
Rutland lIeald,a newspaper printed at Rot
land, that al persons Interested may appear
and object to the same # they see cause.
4 true copy Of record.
10 HENRY HALL, Register.
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NOTICE

TENflIS NAV ceTlily that on the ftsl dav
Il Of Angus, ls45, gave my son Silas
Haven his time during the remainder OF his
minority. and shall claim none Of his wa.
gcs nor pay any dcb,s Of his contracting
after tina, date. SOLOMON HAVEN.
Clarendon May 70 lS4G '2l