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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

NTEiL. MOORE g. CO. respectfully inform
= tic uavellng public. That they have by an
auoug cement with Vooshes q Co, ood o Hinton
extended trcu splendid National RmI Stage
Lines direct TO - Lpuw. through Indianapolis.
Terte Iipnic and vandalia, and thai unsurpassed
accommoda.i5us can uOw DC had through The entire
rUufe
VAST MAIL COACH leaves Wheeling daily
a. ID o'clseL. p NJ. 10 C.ucnuot 90 &c houfs, 20 -
LOWS 6 days
Pilot Colch leaves Wheeling daily al 10 o'clock
r NJ 80 hours 90 Clucunal.
u TALLMAD IFS Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily al 10 o'clock NJ - hour. 10
Nay-vdlc. Ky.
4 Exts Glr.bed ou az he above lines 90 ranieB,
I Vnh ,he ptvilcqe ofsltcpins oftmveiling itnithl
\ as ticg pisy wish.
/ CGce So % wiierH ftt door below lhe u S
+ lI,iel wheeling VI
HuI2 W 8 COWDERY. Agent
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COLUMBUS, 90 INSURANCE COM
P($Y
" y.aGENCY FOR WHEELLN

T-7-T- 's7GENIY F-OR WHEFLINWl
II X LIST. Al Shriger & Sieile's Warehouse,
Wa'er street.
VEyHEY will rakc risks 90 Huiciogs cf al
H kinds:
Steamboats, and CargocS, Factories, Mills,
Keeiboat>, FlsIhopt, aud CarSues Sc, aeaIoSt
lass nr damage 10y FIRE ,or The dangers and pc'Iis
or the seas, lakes or ngeis, on very favorable
ftffmS
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INSUNANCE.
I'D ISKS will he taken ty the FIRE & MARIN
IA INSURANCE COMPANY OF WIlEELINt

III y lSKS will he taken ty the FIRE & MARINE
IA INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at the loBest rates on
Buildings ofallkinds, stone, SrIck OF OGDEN
AID their contents:
Steamooalsi factories; mills, &c.
fuInilure;
And me rchandise oiallkinds.
And againstRll dangers attending the trans
portaton q goods on rivers, axes, seas, CuNais
and railroads
Fer the character of IN q cOmpanyas 10 promp-
titidc and hbcrality In the adjustment and paw
ment of losses beg leave L. refer 20 the mer.
chanis of this place aud elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment 81 claims upon US. aug
Office ca Ma ia ST a. ~ HARDING Sec'y.
RETURN PREHiuMS
yETHE Fire AID MaUne lnsuI-ace Company
q Of Wheeling will rr,ufu 10 per cent on
all premiums ,ecciVed Cor i,ks aiken iron. lh!s
Irar whef no los has occurred.
feb 81 Il w IL ARDlNG. Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
49, CArIrAL s500O00.
7fEHIS company being now dulJ organized, rs
PREPARED 10 make Insurance on every des-
cripiion o Fire aud Marine RISKS, such Z dwell
ing Houses, Store III ouses .tSc with their con
tents. Aiso, Steam BOats, Fiat Bpats aud Ne i
Boats with their carRocs, 10 aad from ans FOri
on tAe Ohio anu MIssssippi rivers, OF their tTlb-
utary streams. Application for Insurance 20 be
made for the present ai the Office OF the Wheel
, "a ,s"I'"s' ms ''''''' r McoY sec'.y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
FWSnE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
ID ny OF Wheeling viii teiurn 10 per cent
on all premiums received ior risks taken from
this date, where no loss has occurred
Il Mccoy,
March 3, 1918 Secretary,
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. . Egg 4 g e. ,
eoRNLR of - 80 MoNEor sTaerIs.

N0l1l'l u OF MIN N.NU 9.VNI'VT II tLIsi
MHEEi ING, VA
z HAVE just returned from New York, PhIla
Grll Tia Odd Bainmnfe. WI tho ! LARGEST
stuck ui Spim- oud SEnmcr GoOis that ,,ns ever
''N' q al u amy one h.usc iLi- slc ut the AVghehg
NHais'ns. Upvnr eulareel my sToRa 70 GuUb.o
i's iouncr SIZE iar tao pufpse OF makils. room Tor
'ay LAEGE STOCK bud Fr the accommodation
cob any cusicincts az ,hey caue ~ have also upon-
ed TWO new udduiuual do1ss. aud-.his Improvement
lhuk. wall euahlo me to pay every attention 10 an
VIM NAV honor me wiih call have iIeQueuily
had 80 many visitors and was 80 much crowded
that ,hey have been cnmpellsd to leave tor veal Of
r'0.n. 10 look ai nv Goods or even hear my cHgAP
PRICES. NOW say cnme one, come al, aod every
attention Will be paid. Lr roy Stock "a Clouds aud
Jay store Is sufficiently large 10 accomm, date Cid
and N"ung--Alaffed of Single--L Ladies. CcuilemCn
aud ALL
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stack OF Cloths

stack OF Cloths
Black. Brown, Gfeen. pomo. lnvrih,e Green
Blue anJ various other fancy colorad Bcoal Cloths,
imluued tom Fpnce und England direct Tor the
fashionable Trade Also a large supply OF The new.
csi syie OF fen.h Cashmere, superior 10 anything
ever offered both in style, quality aud fashion.
NESTINGS--As To- Vesuuss DEW the world TO
heat them oiber Ia quality variety; ,haH not
attempt 10 cnumerac the dGrreu' kinJs ~ present.
bu Soiiice IL ~ sig hhl they de, ileaIs Fr,Ech
theodore lou viii rIease excuse fAIiog. TOR not
understanding The t",hn,c,a terms or rmt.es
SUMNER COATS PANTALOON STUFFS.
Pnin oui Fancy Linen Drltue, T. ce6, Bro,,n.
iilacN and Fancy Cachmere; BniHhlziues. Six and
Wool Tweeds al co"rs AMI grade; Iucaapas
and Henry Clay TNecds; Boston aud Kentucky
Jeans, ard many o'hsr s,yles 400 numerJts Io en-
uon. al the above naned ntuclcs wRl be sod
10y tho mece.yari. " made up to oILes iiImy usual
ia,hiuEn. lc slyle
READY GGADE OLcTzEzryG!
My strh ul cipilug CONS SIS az par, 90 ugAG cluih
rock ana Dtes, coats oi all color, and qualiiic-
brlp d'Ein Caslmrrr. Baub zine. Twe,ds Linen
Checks rai, Linsu. Cotton chccl- aid ~ ~ oihor
description OF Saumer Goods hat he New Yofh
market can produce.
I'ANTALooNS.
CASHMERE. CossIuei. Jeans. 1wecds Summet
Cloths Argolu. Linen Checks. G. mbfeo'is Tuck.
paw ',rcd Henry CLAY rNec,s; auI every o,her
AinG-ui Suinlnur H,03d- all ready 10 =. ak lulO
VESTS.
Ny slocs ai Vests is pyrhafs the best locking aud
fbc largest ASSIGNMENT that ever was lCukad at ,h
my MY varying IA prices rom 50 cis 10 So II
embraces all co!is. Styles aid quainies.
81 zen fne Liuen ana Cnuon SHIFTS; Check
ltd common mlie U.en have time 80 count. Col.
urs, r., M. Sg-pendcss Gloves. Cravt,s, Stocks.
Stk aud Linen HtRls; hai hose and gtral variety
% ohe, ounlc., sucu az LADIES DisssSSES ali
,acfns and syltsi Pain Loaf ssts au,i D,n-Tellas,
10 shurl every aruclo t;ai belanss le "a Sss,Dlnr
.AiEVGHANP yAliQ4S EssIABA..g .alE7NF,
tir iurasiurg gcndoms', " ih entire III on cal
| be- iouud here neatly Hade and cheap iur cash.
l.. c0ncius.0H 81. cay lAat can nnI Viii sell
nv goods cheaper han one of my comp ciors, who
! has mSculhe trouble 10 make the same known To-
Tie Eastern ciue- can buy them. sod hope my 81 =
customers as we'll gs my new ones viii TAO luneet
be cuilcd ~ his hui-woy md poorly made az
Clolh ng such as daily offered by those that have
no fuoNledga Of li,e profession whatever. There
lore ! would respectfully solicit my ir ends cls.
toners md he public ecliersliy IL coil and examine
irs themselves. VIII uiIur me ana ny ee,ks
much pleasure 20 wait uu u az euy Tine DAM
le,gd hg CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
on rnE coRSaR with FOUR BIG DOORS
np2l - RICE
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40 rIiE LADIEs.

have paid most p,ricubr attention in my So
iociiuUs Of siyics nid qualities Of Guuds Ia The
wants of he ladies aud lhey viii 6od my sock ot
Fnshionnhle Goods lar surprising my other in the
city. which ihcp can easily see 10y cihiug gUd ex.
aiming them They can slvc themselves he trouhie
OF hooking elsewhsro, as they Will iud mY prces
aud qualities ca mol LAT lo please. Hpli
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
NEW TOBACCO a CIGAW STORE
"a. j. PAE81IE Ell,

NEW VOBAtNO titAN > 4tlat a.
"a. j. PAE81IELL,
EsPECTFULLf ujoun- Tee rutir ihs' he
20. hs. ishep ihp s'ofortreai y uccupfed o. l,s
tef'- Conlecti,noy, l0l hisin 81 2 daor above
f,c a. S H1iel. Vhefe bee boz rscclted ifum ihe
fa.tsm c,l.,, and viii keep consiseiiy go toud
iill sCp9v a.
TosAcCO. CIGARS, SNUFF g.
Waith vIlI be- cd ai se,y sbd la.Gs 'nd @
,e.sl %. ob,ap as thry eau ue purchased BOD hs cfy
10 v,ul ofty euumcrir.
enc ARs-I.f,i Inllug PHuci0e
o., Reg . hrsfds
La Csrcrsrzl. ~ Iuda. lirsmtzt
/ U,vaaaa Manbll Cae"H-. iiasor nu J. g.c.
/ par,euias CazidJfcs aud Cmols.. lldf sInush.
/ C.mm5p. g. &C.
/ TOBAgCJ-G..i Eiabeoud Chewing iOaacc1,
I Fise cut to; 81 uHso fail anas.
Bue iick srl ststga Wrer. SO.
he invites hs iufnd- aaa 'hr wt.'r 'n ei'e
mma eaH ap l5 Jm PANahLlt
I vWrtNrow FRAME rrlufs--so. boz.
w ND stew .o. saF lif'tf S,s t..Iau
q ,re. aad SPRUCE rlttH..1 e.r CrHrtu
fs..rr.t,. o. ,sdtf irf- stI- l,J = d
S.feus. ti.ta.d Daf rHs I-ats p'Hs ihr
uau OF, Of g5J OH GRILLE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-16
JAYNE,s EXPECToRANT.

Mr. Ebenezer Webster, Of Providence, (R. ~ was
cured OF severe ASTHMA by using Eve bottles
Rev. Simeon Scglried cured of Influenza, q
Hoarseness, and a hard dry cough, by one bottle.
Rev. DR.. Babcock, of Poughkeepsie, says tina,
knowing DR. Jayne To be regular Physician and hsv-
ing used his medicines personally and in his family,
does not hesitate to commend them safe and emf
nenlly useful medicines, and valuable addition 10 our
Materia Medica.
Rev. John Segar Of Lamberisve, n. j., who was
suffering with hoarseness and soreness Of the lungs
and throat, and suhOcaing Asthma cured by one
bottle.
Mr.. J. l.. Smpkins says that it cured his wife OF
Consumption, and Of his children Of Hopping
Cough.
Rev. Jonathan Going, ID. D., Professor Of Granville
College, Ohio, says: He was laborng under severe
Cold, Cough and Hoarseness, and that his difficulty OF
breathing great that he felt himself in imminent
danger of immediate sutocaon, but perfectly
ed BY using this Expecioran Mrs. Diiks, of Salem,
N. j., was cured Of Asthma OF 90 years standing, by
using two bottles of this medicine. Mis- Ward also,
of Salem, was cured Of the same complaint, by five
bottles.
For sale by BUTTONS. CLARK, BrAi,leboro
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MARrIS G. EyERTs, I s..,.,.r;..
TRENoE w. PARK, ''''s'oS'

The Southern Mail received at Philadelphia last
night brought intelligence Of the arrival at New Or
leans OF the steamer Alabama from Point Isabel, on
the 9th inst
The news received by this arrival is of no material
importance, yet II is sufficiently interesting to keep the
eyes Of the public directed towards the war quarter
The health OF the volunteers had greatly improved
being mostly recovered from the darrea the disease
with which they were principally affected
The most enthusiastic joy manifested through
out The camp on the reception of the news that Gen
Scott would not supercede old "Rouph and Ready I"
in the command of the army.
The steamer Frontier, laden with Government sup
plies was lost at the mouth of the Rio Grande togeth
er with nearly all her cargo.
report was current ia Matamoros, that several
launches with their crews, belonging TO the American
fleet blockading Tampco, had been captured by the
Mexlcans. The latter rejoccd, Of course, although
little credence was given TO the rumoT.
The Republic Of The RIO Grande Of the 30th ult.
states that Carajaral, the Mexican commander had
been collecting horses, &c, within fifty miles Of Maia-
moros, and had thence proceeded on his way To Ca
MARCO. He had been at San Fernando, from whence
all the public property had been removed.
Gen. Canaes is said TO be located between Camargo
and Monterey. II is understood that he has had an
interview, with The Acaldes in The vicinity Of Reyno-
sa and Camaigo, md that they have agreed upon
declaration Of independence.
Gen. Ampudia was in San Luis PotOsi Gen. Me-
ja was with the remnant Of the nrniy. Gen. Arista
sun remained at his hacienda, and declines going to
Mexico.
Gen. Taylor appears To be anxiously watching for
another opportunity TO a judicous in the game
OF war, although il was unknown when such a move
would be made.
Col. Payne, one Of The heroes Of the sh and 9th,
arrived at Baltimore last night on his way to Washing
ton with Mexican trophies.
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lie by BUTTON & CLARK.
Healthy FAMILIES,

uEALTHY families those who the 'Resurrec.
Il ton Persian Pills They Keep the stomach clean,
the liver free the blood pure the appetite good the mind
bran,i in word, the person healthy. Those who have
saow or yellow countenances may be assured that their
liver is less diseased and that by taking the Per-
sian Pills frequently, their skin win become clear and fair
their stomach will be strengthened and they will have
healthy How OF pure blood, which will give the bloom OF
health. Those who are inclined TO fever and ague dys-
pepsia, costveness, who have unpleasant taste in
their mouth IN the morning. should use these Pills. for they
cleanse the stomach eecuay that the breath becomes
perfectly sweet Parents and all others should bear in
mind, that they eiectua for the darrh9a No
children have been known die of complaints who
have used these pills from the OF their dis
mark this Tor will you blame yourselves, If your
children die, that you did not try the Persian Pills
Sold by BUTTON a. CLARK, Rrattleboro, Cone g.
Winchester, Marlboro, y. Chlds a. Co, Wilmington p
R. Chandler n Co., putney. 26wi
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State of Y'ernlOnf.

Probate District Of MARLBORO, SIS.
IN Probate Court, July 4h 1916
ZONES Isaac Barber, Administrator upon the es-
~ tate Of AKRON WE.4THERHE.4D, late of
Guilford in said district, deceased and files his admin.
istralion account for examinaiion and allowance
Nhereupon, il is ordered that the same be heard
and examined before this eoart the stated session
thereof 10 be holden at the probate office in Bratlebo
70, in said district, the last Thursday OF July inst
and for the purpose of notifying oil persons interested
therein, o. the time and place of hearing said admins
traitor directed 10 publish copy Of the record of this
oTder three tseeks sueeessireiy in the Vermont Phe-
nix, printed at Bratieboro, in said district previous TO
said time OF hearing said Administrator is fur
ther ordered IN like manner, 10 notify all persons in
terested that this court will at the time and place
decree distribution Of the balance, which shal! then
there be found in said administrators hands, and
mong the heirs at law OF said deceased.
true copy from the Record.
90 Attest, RoYALL TYLER, Reer
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state Of Vermont.

Probate District OF Marlboro, s..
Ia Probate Court; June 30, 1916.
ZONES William Gregory Guardian of William B.
" Cutting, minor, and heir 10 the estate OF Col.
SAMUEL CUTTING, late ofGuiliord, in said dis
tfict deceased and moves the court here for license
TO sell part Of the real estate Of his said ward consist
ing Of one undivided half Of and Sheds with
about Of land situated in said Guilfrd stat
ward, sell the hall of said STORE shed and land,
and put the avas thereof in stocks other real estate
Whereupon, it is ordered that hearing be had in
the premises before this court at the stated session
70, n said district the last Thursday Of July next
and fo the purpose OF notifying all persons interested
therein Of the time aud Place Of hearing said Guard-
is directed TO publish copy Of the record OF this
order, three teesks sueeessirey the Vermont Pho
nix, printed at D0lIeboro in said district, previous
said time Of hearing.
true copy from the Record
&c Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r.
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Mr.. Niles on the Tariff.

Mr. Niles the Senator from Connecticut has declared his on.
position to the Tariff bill now before the Senate
Mr. Niles said the time would when the present law
would be repealed but the repeating law be based upon
experimental principle The bill he supposed would take
its he should take his lie would stand where he had
stood tariff ground which belonged the Democracy
of the North. The people Of the North knew their rights and
they would not be betrayed lie would endeavor always Gar
moeTaoy- Those principles tariff for with dis
examinations for protection Was this bill based upon those
principles He inclined TO think not lie was inclined tn
think that in many instances itdscmnates against protection
IL had no uniform principle except and thai ad ao
principle Ho could sanction III still it was due 10 bs
subject well the country that should have full exam
nation and u discussion lie hoped therefore, il would be- re-
ieted to the Finance Committed
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro, S..
In Probate Court, June 25, 1876.
ZONES Dana Bailey, Administrator upon the es-
~ tate Of PHILIP FRANKLIN, late Of Newiane,
in said district, deceased and files his administration
account for examination and allowance
Whereupon, il is ordered that the be heard and
examined before this court the stated session there
Of TO be holden the probate office in Bratlleboro
said district, the last Thursday Of July next; and
for the purpose OF notifying all persons interested
therein, NJ the time and place OF hearing said Admin.
istrator is directed publish copy OF the record Of
this order, three ,ceeks successfully in the Vermont
PhgniK, printed Bratileboro, in said district, prev
10 said time u hearing said Administrator
is further ordered in like manner notify oil persons
interested, that this court will at the same time and
place decree distribution Of the balance which shall
then and there be found in said administrators hands
TO and among the heirs at law Of said deceased.
true copy from the Record,
46 Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Rer'r
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STATE oF VERMONT.

Probate District Of Marlboro, IS.
IN Probate Court, June 27th lsl6.
ZONES Gardner Briggs, Executor of the last will
- and testament Of JOEL BOLSTER, late of
Brateboro in said district, deceased, and files his ad-
minstTatinn account for examination and allowance.
Whereupon, it is ordered that the same be heard
and examined before this court at the stated session
thereof 10 be holden at the probate Office in Bratebo-
70, in said district the last Thursday Of July next;
and for the purpose of notifying all persons interested
therein, of the time and place of hearing, said Execu-
tor is directed TO publish copy Of the record of this
order three ,ceeks sueeessireIy in the Vermont Phe
nix, printed at Braeboro in said distinct previous to
said time Of hearing.
true COPY from the Record,
80 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, ReC'r
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State Of Vermont.

-, . WIhDHAM, 81.
Vindham County Court, .april Term, 1916.
CHARLES PHELPS, Us. LEJPIS TAFT.
A CrloN of debt judgment rendered in favor
IA of the Plaintiff against the Defendant, BY the con-
sderaton OF Chaplin Howard, ESQ., Justice Of the
Peace April 9th, 1885, for sss,7S debt or damages,
and IS, sc costs Of suit
The said Lewis Taft not having had personal no.
ice Of the tendency OF this suit il is ordered by the
court here, that he be notified thereof by publishing
the substance Of said suit together with this order, in
the Vermont Phenix, newspaper printed at Bratle-
boro in said county, three weeks successfully the last
publication TO be at least six weeks before the sitting
Of this court, at Newfane in said county, the fourth
Tuesday Of September next which shall be deemed
sufficient notice TO the Defendant TO appear al said
term and make answer thereto
NJ. MILLER, Clerk.
JAS. II. PHELPS, Attorney. &c
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nU'hile there !, Life Dlere /, Hon. -

Instances like the following almost of daily occur.
renee and render superhuous all farther comment upon
the efficacy Of Wistafs BalsAm.
Poughkeepsic, N. Y, Sept. is Is45.
Mr. Seth w. Fowe:
Dear Sir,-The character of Wsiar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry is so well established throughout the
country and especially 10 ;he state of N. y, that any
farther testimony would to be unnecessary. Yet
have derived SO much advantage from it, that am
happy TO communicate through you 10 the sick and az
aictcd, what il has done for me, and consider il
privilege and duty to do So have been troubled with
weak lungs four years, had cough more or less every
winter | was confined to the house all last winter
with cough pain in the side and breast, raised
blood several times. consulted physician, but have
never taken any medicine which has done me so much
good as UistGr's Balsan Of JViId Cherry consid
er il the best medicine in the world for Coughs Colds
and Pulmonary complaints.
WILLIAM B. SIV.ARTS
None genuine without the written signature Of J.
Butts.
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK.
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Marrte0.

In Potney July ., by Rev. II. Eastman, Mr. SAMUEL r
Miller Of ST Louis Mo, to Miss MAm S. DRows, Of
10 Dunnefslon, on The lat ult., by Rev w n Barber
Af James NJ Srayrr, Of Sterling, Mass to Miss Leery l.
lloughion, NJ Puncy.
Also, in Puincv, the 4ll inst by the same, Mr. Chas
L. johnson, to Msi Eveline A. Richards, both Of r.
Al loosiok Fis the 9Th inst by Rev a. w. Mason
Dr. WIN Manchester, Of Bennington, aud PAMELA
knights, Of Wilmington
On The mofuine the lot day ofJune isi6 BY the Rev
Elijah voltage, Of Sarkry, Yates Co, N. Y Mr. hhnei
Gilbert merchant Of ~ MIRA, Chemung CO. &, the amiablc
Miss Rhnda Maria Hathaway, Of Slarkey aforesaid
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STATE OF vERnnoNr.

Probate District Of Marlboro,
In Probate Court, July 7h, 1876
ZONES George Newman, Administrator upon the estate
~ OF JOHN NEWMAN late Of Newlane ia said district,
deceased and files his administration for sxamins
ton and allowance. Whereupon it is ordered that the
same be heard and examined before this court the stated
session thereof to he holden the probate Office in Brae
boro in said district the last Thursday July inst and
for the purpose notifying all interested therein,
Of the time and place Of hearing, said Administrator ds-
Iected publish copy Of this order three iotks sueees1e
Iy in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattcboro in said
district, previous to said time Of hearing.
true copy from the Record.
46 Attest ROYALl. TYLER, Reg l.
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state of Vermont.
Probate District of Marlboro, IS.

Probate District Of MaTIboToI 90.
In Probate Court, July 9Th, 1896
GOMES Milo NJ. Hatch, Administrator on the es-
~ tate Of EZRA HATCH, late Of Halifax, in said
district, deceased and the court here for ex-
tension Of the time heretofore limited him. TO render bis
administration account, and pay the debts Of said de-
ceased. Whereupon, il is ordered that hearing be
bad in the premises before said court at stated ses
sion thereof 10 I've holden at the probate Office in Brat
eboo, IN said district, the last Thursday Of July
inst, and for the purpose Of notifying oil persons inter
esied OF the time and place Of hearing said Admins
traitor is directed 10 publish copy Of the record Of said
application and this order thereon three geeks success
siueiy in the Vermont Phoenix printed at Brateboro
in said district, previous TO said time Of hearing.
true copy from the Record.
46 Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r
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STATE OF vERnaoNT.
Probate Disiri,

Probate District Of Marlboro, IS.
IN Probate Court, July 9Th, 1876.
ZONES Lucy Hatch, widow Of EZRA HATCH,
~ late Of Halifax, in said district deceased intestae
and files her petition praying the Hon. decree
and assign TO her from the inventory Of the personal
property Of the said deceased, the following, TO wit;
The whole Of the Household Furniture, 500, 25
One Cow, Sl2; one Horse, s35, 400
Wagon & Harness, $50; nine Sheep &
Lambs, IS, 400
Buffalo Robe IS; old Gutter, 81 so, $50
S1s775
Whercupon, il is ordered that hearing be had on
said petition, before the probate court, at the stated
session thereof, TO be holden the probate Office in
Bra,tleboro, in said district, the last Thursday Of
July inst, and for the purpose of notifying all persons
interested therein Of the time and place Of hearing,
said petitioner is directed to publish copy Of the sub.
stance Of her said petition and order thereon, three
eeeks sueeessireiy in the Vermont Phoenix, printed
hearing. A true copy from the Record.
Attest ROYALL TYLER, Rcgr. &c