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We promised last week to lay the Message before
our readers, in an extra, at early hourIn order to
expedite the matter, and being much occupied with
job-woTk, we made arrangements with the Burlington
Sentinel TO furnish US with extras at the earliest posi-
bic moment. With this expectation, went to
work as usual paper patiently awaiting the
rival of the Message. Day after day the ferry boat
rived, but extras didn't and at last we heard q
tinel TO furnish us with it, PiattSburgh Republican
(LOcol
And SO the Republican declares. in a good ma.
tured pet, that it front publish tie everlasting
Message At all 1t is plain that Mr.. Stone. ha:
not forgotten Folks veto on tie Breakmatc,
hill
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Supreme Court.

The Suprem, Court commence Ses sion in
our village on Tuesday Of this week. There
were present
Mr.. Chief Justice RoycE,
Mr. Assistant Justice BENEFIT,
Mr.. Assistant Justice KELLOGG, and
Mr. Assistant Justice HALL.
An impressive prayer was made by the Rev
Mr.. Peabody, when the Sheriff, lloRAcE FERRIs
Esq, made the usual Proclamation, and the
Court proceeded business, of which, we under.
stand, there is goodly amount on hand
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For Christmas and Newly cnr.

CIIRlSTMAS BLOSSOM beautiful book, The
fican Book OF Beauty, 9 ErIravngs. Tie Kainbow.
10 Engravings, and beautifully bound Tie Christian
Keepsake, Laurel Wreath, Religious Souvenir, The
Token, The Moss Rose, Lady's Album, The Forget
Me Not
Splendid volumes of the Poets, Illustrated
Longtrl!ows Poems Laa Rookh Lady OF the Lake.
ChI!de Harold, Mrs, Hrmans. Campbell, Poets and
Poetry OF Europe, do do England, Shakespeare Byron,
&c. &c.
y large assortment Of Miniature and Chillrens'
Books and Games
70 Il, EDWARDS
Peck's Building Bookstore.
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DR. Woods Sarsaparla and Wild Cherry Buers--
This celebrated compound, sauiary in lis effects in
gestIon, Hereditary HumoIs and Impurities OF the
Blood, that many OF the most distinguished physician,
have approved and recommended it, and openly ack-
nowledged il the most valuable medicine ever discov-
cred. 1t is truly valuable medicine and lie efectine
an immense amount Of good in the relief Of suffering
humanity For sale by PICK \ SFEAR 2tws
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Dr. Woods S,rsapnrla and Wild Cherry Bittcrs -
We call the attention of readers to the following
complimentary notice from the Evening Mirror ph'-
lished in New ok. 1t contains one among many Of
the iatering notices which this deservedy popular
medicine is constantly receiving from the presses OF The
country:
From the Newly Evening Mirror.
We call the attention OF invaids to ntw medical
compound advertised in another column, DIR. Woods
Sarsapara and Wild Cherry Bities. This union OF
two articles celebrated Tor their wonderful effects in
purifying tho blood and strengthening the system,
forms preparation simple. yet ecaclous, and is high
iy recommended by eminent physicians. 1t s very
pleasant take and n this senson oi the year, when
toncs are needed, it will be found to be OF the
very best medicines that can be usedperiectiy sale
and in ali cases of bilious character, very effective.
Prepared and sold by THORNTON, Ir. (solc pro-
prietor) Chemist and Druggist, ~ North Water
street, New Bedford, Mass
| For further proof OF this medicine pamphlets
which accompany each bottle For sale by PECK &
SPEAR. 26w!
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A VOICE FROM VERMONT.

,, Nov 25, 1918,
MI. seth w. Fowle Dear Sir---I hereby certify
tha one year ago last June, was violently attacked
with cola and cough. with lame side and stomach
and was not Tree from cough during that summer
ming extent, so that during that winter lost about
,hirty-ve pounds OF flesh, and physicians with whom
advised could give me no relief 1t was thought by
all that should never recover AS my good fortune
would have it. in March following, alter suffering cx-
cecdngly through the winter heard lhc beneficial
effects Of Wistars Balsam ct wild Cherry, by way OF
a friend who had received the greatest benefit by the
use of the article and was incued by him to make n
trial Of it myself and words can express my obliga
tons to that friend for thus recommending tins article
TO me and ut the critical momcn, he did Tor had not
taken IN one bottle before completely cured, and
from that day to this have not been troubled WIN a
cough can chceriully recommend 1t to all, rs being
remedy of great value, hoping others may be ndl-
ccd use it, and thus become convinced OF It's merits
and perhaps saved from the fatal grasp Of c3ns9np
ton IREEMA AN nv Ed
None genuine, unless sign.l l. BUTTS OF the
wrapper. For sale by PECK Il SrEAR.
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TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD MUSIC.
ENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING nEry TIMELY

n 'iH ONDrfsSlGNID HAVING BEEN TIMELY
notified. that great epoch about to take place
IN the musical world and not being willing let the
ahy Oh heroes pass, without coming in for share and
beng iirin believer in the cup and doing quick and
chcap and no Imprisonment for debt, system of doing
business would therefore give public notice, that
n'vc Oh hh'd ana am manufacturing PIANO FoRTEs in
hosewood ana Mahogany in variety OF styles,
s"''p1 'Vi tnls or any other market, and having de-
aoeu tllc last twenty years. my whole time to the
n"ctuflt5, repairing and tuning Piano Fottes. ii
- eicVeu therefore, that tho Public arc fully salts
l-u oI my ability for such business and fully bcliev-
s ut me fiano Is brut the Iii thest degree OF per-
.ecipl "iien 1t Is fifty adapted accompany the voice.
.iu ciaIehse any person to exhibit Pianos more tit
,or UNI purpose than those Of my own make there.
'''s anticipate continued share of Public Patronage
afile1eluv'an Pianos repaired on reasonable terms
s,,, 1919 uohe cheaper thancver Aud would ia her
~ H. ptfsOi5' VINO, ut any rate, must have New
n tI"i", ana choose to buy OF Stpdard g. Dlniam
oi a. IL Yale X Co, or w. f. Grow, "a es-
"oil'hH'''p persons VINO am intimately acquainted
"lu ana nave their Price Current, will render any
dsH>lince without lee reward. will give instruC-
tolh 50 th't N one lesson Pupils leaning Music
may kno" tie difference between tuning and toncng
or vocing iano. an nportan, lesson never taught
by any Music Teacher to my knowledge Lesson
: Free. All persons wlshsng 10 avail themselves OF
this great opportunity to get first rate Pauo or any
thing IN my line of business respectfully invited to
call and examine Tor themselves
JEHIEL MuNSON.
| Burlinoton Doc 9th lSi6 H..
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nlarkcts. 4
Brighton Market...Dec. 81.

At market us Cattle, Is Jokes working oxen, 81
Cows and Calves, 300 Sheep and about 80 Swine.
Beef Cattie-Exra $3.50 first quality 55,s5 sec.
ond quality, 4,15 (, third quality, 81 Il 4,25.
Working OreR-Sales made al S73, -, 81 and 100
C3ps and Caires-Salcs noticed at sis, 81, &c, 80
and IS
S,eep-Sales OF lots at 81 49, 63 SIR 80, and one
lot at $50
Spinc--At wholesale, ~ for Old Hogs; Shoats, 4
q 5. AT retail, Tor Sows and u g. Tor Bauows,
n b. About $50 head of cattle were stores.
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Root Porter.

THIS PORTER being manufactured from some Of
the celebrated Roots OF Germany and the
United States, nets powerfully as Paritysr of the
ed Tor the cure of ID y SP EPSII The most free
and iihern use .. this beverage, lar from being fol-
lowed by an unpleasant reaction tends 10 restore legu-
late and lnyigoiate the nervous system. The most
delicate females may partake OF it, not only with I'M
punity, but with the most sensible advantage.
The subscribers have used the Anti Dyspeptic Roo,
Porter and having been made acquainted with the in
gradients contained therein which all vegetable,
and Tree from anythng that can intoNicute, conf
IDENTITY recommend ii as pleasant, safe and sau,ary
beverage
81; HEiNEBERG, NJ, D. Burlington,
CHAS H. HALL,
J. WORCESTER. VI D., New York.
X, 5. HORSEFiELD,"
Manufactured III Burlington, VI. by
W. G. MuNSON.
For snle in bbs kegs and bottles, sent to any part oil
the United States
December, Is IT, 26tf
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Who will he without a beautiful head OF
Hair, when they can have one for
three Shiiiin-S.

To render the human hair silky, soft, fine and clean
make the scap healthy, smooth, white and fruitful so
that good crop may spring hereirom persons have but
TO expend 81 and halt cents. And, reader, our only
object for selling the article that price is knowing it
to be all state, that when you once try this you
never will aught else, whether be merely to
besh to dress beauty and preserve, to force growth
stop falling oil, aud curc scrus or dandruiis, the
JONES CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE will
never tail 20 do all this, us hundreds will tell you with
gratitude. 1t dresses the hair beautifully, aud makes
red or grey hair grow dark rom The roofs
Sold by HARRINGTON.
Burlington, VI. Dec. 25, 1916.
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Or paper is as regularly put in the Post Office here
on Thursday ereaias, as Thursday comes. Senthd
4 Dem.
We rather wonder you don't put itin on Tues
dav on Wednesday. You Ought 10 do sonsf'
thing for that 50.
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Dic0,

In this village the evening of the 18th inst Mr.
LCClEN l.. STONE, Merchant, aged 30 years
Printers in Western \. Y. are requested, &c.
AT special meeting Of the Tribe Of Rechabcs,
held on Saturday Evening, December ~, 1916, and
called to take such action relative 10 the death OF L.
l.. Stone. late of its members, nigh, be prop
er,
The following resolutions were adopted.
Fesoiuea, Tia, in the death of our worthy brother
Luciun L. Stone who departed this life on Friday
last, the Tribe nave Sustained loss which they deep
~ deplorc.
Resolred, That we will attend his funeral to-nor-
row in body, and wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing.
Rss,lusd. That we tender to the afflicted family
AMI relations OF our deceased Brother, orr deepest,
sympathy III their bereavement.
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing resolutions
be presented 10 the afflicted wife OF the deceased and
that a like copy be printed III our village papers.
CiiAS. f. + OLLET'r, Secy. protein.
Burlington Dec. 81, 1916.
In Cambridge Mass on the 18th of November ha-
wing nearly completed his ,? year. George II Steele
member of the Dane Law School, eldest son OF Jason
Steele Esq otChesea, VI.
In Montpelier, Nov. l1th, MIS-. Sophia Haven wife
oil Mr.. Aaron Haven, aged 81 years.
In Montpelier, 2lstuit. OF paralysis, Mr. Eliaki.n D
Pursons aged 81 yeais-anOther from among the
early settlers oi this place,
Ii Montpelier Oh the Goth ult of consumption
Mehitabic, vie OF Hon Arunah Waterman, aged 81
years.
In Peacham, Sept s,h, Mr.. David Martin, aged 81
"A revolutionary pems,oner
| In Pyacliam, Oct. 4, Caleb Walker, aged So
In DuXhury, Nov. It'll, of typhus fever, Benz F
Pickett, Esq, aged 43 ycais, formerly OF Greenfield
! Mass.
| In Berlin, Nov. 49th, Adene T.. wife of Ansol
Stebhins and daughter OF Theodore and Ezoe Strong
aged 81 Yeas
| In Glover, ola diseased heart, Nov 9th, Mrs Pheb
Garfield aged 80 years
At tie residence OF his uncle, Samuel Wales il
Franklin, Milwaukee County, " sconsin, on the Bis
I OF Oct, LUTHER WHITE, son OF Joel White, late Q
Sheldon, VI, aged % years,
At C,arenceville, Canada East. on the 22d ut
MARTHA VI. HAMPNAN, daughter of Albert Champ
man. Esq, Of that place, aged ~ years and II month";
In Piausburg, on the 18th ultlno, Capt. ELI Al
BOY NTON aged 81 years.
lrasy yh the 25th ut, Benjamin F., son Of NJ
itinan Lewis, aged Is years
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(Rep0rfed for he Boston CourlerI
There has been slight demand ,,r this article du-
ring the past week, and but few safes have been made,
The stock in market is large, but is sufficient to
meet the demand for the present. Good superhne
pulled and fine eeces with rather better sale than
for some time past, and holders OF these Qualities are
Iaiher more firm IN mice
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PREMIUM WORK.

T W. GLIB, 4 co have the pleasure Of
'1S-y1N informing the public, that they have again
[EA been honored with premium on work, by
Tue agricultural Society They have now on hano
good assortment of rst quality Harnesses, and have
made arrangements tor receiving any quantity OF Oak
Tanned Leather, from New York
Although they have been at great expense IN pro-
curing stock they will ngagc TO sell cheaper Than at
any other shop in the county.
1neSbutgh, December lsi6. 2iwa
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LlBERATIyG REPUBLICAN ARMY,

san Luis lotosi. Nov. 10, 1916.
SEyoa GESERAL-At 10 this morning. by an |
Official communication oftle Governor Of Goa
hua of the Sth inst, | received your letter OF
the 9th, apprisng me of your intention, by or
der OF your Government. Of breaking the conyen-
ton greed upon at Monterey, on the oath Of
September last, and passing on the 9Th of the
present month the line therein Designated by
which date YOU supposed should receive your
communication.
Believing that the terms stipulated in said
convention should be rc!igious!y observed by
both parties, had taken no step which should
tend TO vaca,e it; but in view of the obligation
YOU deem imposed upon YOU by the orders of
your Government, ! coninc myselfby replying,
that you can, when it pleases you, commence
hostilitics to which shall correspond accord
inqly.
In regard to the American prisoners, let me
say that there are only seven OF them at this post
list of whom is annexed and, relying upon
your representations it regard to the release of
several Mexcans, have determined to respond
to your generosity by doing the same to the
seven referred to, whom the Commissary of this
Army will supply with $50 for there sustenance
upon the road.
You remark that when the convention was
entered into at Monterey You entertained the
hone that the terms in which it was conceived
would open III, way for the two Republics to
agree upon an honorable peace. Laying out of
the question whether that convention was the
result of necessity or of the noble views now
disclosed by You, content myself with saying
that from the spirit and decision manifested by
all Mcxcans. You should Danish all idea OF peace
while single North American in arms treads
upon the territory of this Republic. and there re-
minis in front of its ports the sqnadrons which
make war upon them. Nevertheless, the en-
traordnary Congress will assemble. in the capital
towards the end fthe present year, and this au
gust body will determine what it shall Judge
most suitable for the honor and the interest OF tht
nation.
Major Graham has not arrived at my quarters
Had he done so, he would have been received il
a manner due to his rank and employment, an,
in conformity with the wishes expressed to me
in his behalf by you.
! have the honor of Offering you assurances o
+ my distinguished consideration. God an.
Liberty.
= ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
Senior Major Gen. TAYLOR, General-in-Chief
!. the Army of the United States ofthe North
!. The following is list of the prisoners whor
J, Sergeant Mariana Hernandez conducted to Sa
e Luis Potosi, and who have been set at lbert
i By Gen. Santa Anna -
c Charles W. Tufts, John iiarrisman, Et
G ward f. Fecny, Henry p. Lyon, James Z
c Read, Elisha Puett, Thomas Gillespie.
q There are thousands of freemen in this State vi
IL .,t,ph t,EtF al
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There are thousands Of freemen in this State who
will read this message with as much distrust ana
snspicipn as an open iailel would Campbes answer
to fumes sophisries the subject OF miracles-Sen-
Eaei Il Democrat
Right for once my fine fellow The ireemen
of the old Green Mountain State mil be apt to
read Folks Message with a good deal of dis
trust" They know something of the man, and
his "Kane Letter."
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that meeting Of tho
y Stockholders OF the Bank Of Darlington, viii be
holden AT their Banking House, the second Tuesday
OF January next AT lUoclovk, a NJ, tor the purpose
ofchooslng Seven Directors Tor the year ensuing.
L. q. COLE, CGshier.
Burlington, Dee 18th lSiG.
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Christians and New Years
FOR WINTER GARMENTS
BANK OF BURLINGTON.

Z Of various QlaIltics God NX'd, Brown, Owe
Blk, Blue i. X, Blue, Nc. at RATHBuN q Cos.
Dec. !. %
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Nathan w. Cages Estate.

NJ S. PLASTER--15 Tons Nova Scotia Plas
W. ter, by FoLLErT 81 BRMpLEY
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Lewi.s tclfcl

Siciiel INCH,S,ERy. IN TIC Circuit su.
r. pcrior Court &c Law aud Chance.
Ifelctlck Smth 81 aD - for ONO COUNTY.
'kSOA TO e decree rendered., safd Cont ,ps,d
'9u.t' 1i the lhh d8y OF June 1916. die under
-Ehtd' TIE Commissioner thereby appointed xt1 ,r,r.et
q ms ONCE 90 The city % Whccims. in said eornty. o,
,W -,lh hAN of ArGUsr, iSl6. andthcrcarcr ty adjourn.
y, VINE lotimc A. STALL De- found necessary to state
wv laNe oh account Tor the purpose OF asccuainnr ana
lolihg thc amount due by thc defendant. Frederick
Wl'i' on account OF 1.-The purchase money Tor Lot No.
niue poo hhcincioWn mtle hii and proceedings mention.
ehh lo whom and how much respectively; aud a'so
I, shpii' duo if said complainant. end thc items and
~ YHiauecsp on ihe fuid ut No mise on ieHI( Of tre
W. Vanis or any ofthcm with their amounts and prort
irfeperiNcy aud VIII report tie same 90 the said
= onl together witl anJ thing deemed pertinent ty NV.
sei uf specially required O., Size parties or either of them.
AZ interested are ~nuiitcdtu attend af tIo time and place
Aforesaid aud Provo their claims. JAMES PAtIIi
U lid Sueritf 1,.-o+.....
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w ili"m Ommngham's ADMIR- Is Cu,V,rnv-n lilo
rs s.rr..t s.. . .
%, lICilcul lWl Directors OF OF I.rw and glnur,ry
Tie Bank OF NJ. Pleasant a. al. far ON, r,,r, "'''g
- HT' ANI to q decree made hy the said Comm "A pu,
: ""Nt namcd cause ON the .1th day Of June. t-G mo
"nl'Irish'h, We Commissioner therein named wifi mo.
,''l' 'n Use I'D day &C August, 1916. aud thcrcaf or b, IA
Y" u"y'' rom tune To time a. shall De- found ncreS-sr,
" '' once Of Jacob & ftzhugh. n the CITY Of Wbeeftu,
' 10 county To ascertain what amount hs- Tee, u5ida,
'W l"utc'l'nl recovered hy the said BaukuT Nj. Pics-sp,
I" 2'usl We said deicudauis George Dutv. usnieI NM,
anu "mpletnani. By whom aud when Paid. and viii re-
I we NsH' Is soon a. the same can conveniently Is
dome together with any other matters deemed r.,tirc,, ~
hhhs'i OF either OF Size parties to- the said sui. 1F,rs a,
Aforesaid. Tbty ~ ~ ~, @H. li"t'
Wheat, pa. j. 20 I'm C,.n,
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TRTaTEE,s aAIE

2 v virtue o. decdoftu from, 80"
and recorded M t&S ~ tte ON ds} ofscpicmtsr. istg.
9h,D t""9i}, DO Deed BOOK No. -. page Sss. soa,i OF
iit hont door ofthc Couu House OF on, Co 70 sen ~
sua w. iidtcr, the following propcty. dS.r,f, ~
lIc m iho sddl au 70 che cry fVtg.G, t,Hd ssy,Ttnu
h',litN n%omiered seven TJ and erfi III ,t t+c .fos
? Z saJd adirion. and b uenouh oftn,an ss,,st ss ~,
."'d Gus. uron one Of which . = brck
pc VIZ ths 9'lor 2 haWc house
1"NS y sNLE-oHe fourth cash; tbe balance il.
wy h-' ''mtu re- ofsit, twelve A. eighteen s,ontba.
~ purchaser giving touds aud sernrFt ~ rhs esrms.;
4, a,'ffrI msiaimcHf.. and ile tniet TO- be retained an.
, Il ifns, ] shail convey such tale only - r. rea
Wia''t "1ihr afrr H1f. end hy WHINE ofthc .-n.a.a
-.al rfo. eeit o sef. al tbe south rrdortsm s,tst se..s
"'. ius, a. following accented per..ns
I1f.' rt1 td d-rg. two srs Ill., go 81
'"'- i'.d dhreheu Furniture of so nrrh tlercof Il
a"e"'h} mc TERMS Cen.
wa EXi.EY. Trustee.
s'""r 1p.iu. tdmy y ca,sut-la lhe c,,ea,
John Richie and o'hc.rS ssf, if nls lam, sian
49, ~ ipa decree pfouountrity ue said Couri
th' .H"ff nanri cause uu tie itul dag I'D Inre
y ife uuicrsirnci. the Couniisss,nsr ~,
',', 90 thf eth day OF August. isn end
'f i elIpnfnfnfnt fou time fp tfrts II .flsntr
'i.d rr o<.sr a' Doc office n.He rf, I'D Vybeeiieg =
T.er any 'HoNl Dw msny end whai
n''lion, agd hov much Of ssd f,nns F.,w r0' ~
.Gs .oe,i. i.gi '.d .sti Eputr snd Rt
NN.f Ia i-oi ie -aiI lcans fs-f, rre ttp 6.gty
i'i'- 1Hd le ur-ehmHs 4 Merhsnies
rihr -'ie.ti rfsd, Isrob Il sbrirrr. 10
| 'haf'e o. kaot. Ffsl NJ, wool 49,, sed
Brow murHufttss said purchase no.
.' ihc said John HtciIe I. efn iH
WHOM. tud boz wins. proroniens
-' .'If Hsd AID wIst sreefie fra I'd rsrrss
upfctf, ntho event use same
i Ilhf end ufn report hs pro-
ur u els t1ns dfemef rennrcat hy
,nm-et h1 Zoo fsues.
mrf J~tWTHFAFII.
81 90 N-'-d flersc oAnissforer
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Jul" "IH aud oIheFs eomplamani-.


rs
''ih y. FORSYTH, d., niiC List. TIus- Is CHANcERY.
Tee, and others, defendants.
In The Circuit SUI ior Court ufI,a,y 4 rhaucc-v ia,
ONO County, NugInit. W
The parties in Che above case. and an o,t,ers interested
WI take hu;ire that pursuant To ,hc decree of laid rourt
w""t w. SAID cause On the goth day nf June Ist6 win
VN"t''l on lhe Ir,t dsN of Septcuicr. I-ii. A. nv Office
I. M' ~ OF W hcclIug, 20 sake aud state thc accounts
t"'tS' ny SAID decree particularly. The arnouut- due 10
we pam iis and The other creditor. ofI4hn II. Torsytb
ana John u. Iofsyth end co.. un tuc debts mentioned ir
~, u,nl 81 ifusi Tor said John X FORSYTH 10 William n
hN'In'fff a t"pl oi which I- MED with tuc hin and nf
~ an" iIintiy lu which the same are rc-rrrfiyef,
pr on iW' iflt,i pfoitIt1 and fund under ihsf decd.
",'IiHiunG also which uTfIcm az, frtt~ uf Jefgt n Io,
sth and Go. aud which oItI,ui ace tbr .c,Trsfr d.t,sn r
'"nh ~ Fonyth. ALSO, the au.puut. du, Ibc rr,.IYor
&id chaur-ef- of James 10. Fuf-ttb ON account
=, ' "'iN"H"~ |ocltci loo thr decd 81 iu-t II Juus alsf.
~ u'Hi "" Jaln'~ IT.. FORSYTH tu samuel IaNther a
~, MW'' = u'd WIN said ban, and of tbo ouIc and
llI'i'N m winch Zoe same arc cUarrraiIe on tgr t,r.J
'"" created .y .a' decd. ALSO. OF thc rroo.,fy s,J
WHl,h nave conc 90 tie hands oi The ~gtd Afer-
Wit4 t"Wtlcr aud uautci 4 Last rspcrttyci, ,,,iJ.r ,rL,
'l Au n''i' or trust, or to thc hauds OF amy u.r.n
,u' "l Gunner 81 them. or Whtrrwth either or
M" 49, ,la /, a'le, and ot the disposition aud ua,
h'l''l meu" ly each ol them aud oi aI tut rrr,I,.
an ,WanceSt 10 which sid Trustee. 40 ,S.,,c,,,.r,
'h'l'l'h' distinguishing m saHi arrourt. fb, 80
I" '' tu.i iund arising out oTtIc rrnu,rv ,nJ
W '' sld Jobn X for-yth and Co. nom tha.. ~
~ w i'lfl 10 The separate property Of jnbn n
deed nom james ~ Torslth. o'" ~ s"H
lfiN, l' claiming dcI3, or iutuuf r4ure4 ,t-,,c,tt.
-' i"'l pro ffly and ELECTS are to come 7, h..
.vl' m' anu lfufc iiclT respective demand. n a.. t.n.
q ~ "pI''ni'do r fthcl fail to do 90. tHc, vii he 80,
G"a'i "n', lhf .'ne1i % tAo ss,d decree or an, d.rrcci 10
July a.. d. Commissioner.