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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-02-16
FOR
AT PITTSBURGH.
Drs. speer and Kuhn.

VNHE object Of this establishment is
Il to supply a want greatly felt by re-
spectacle travellers on our western highs
ways-by residents. without family, Ia
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
TO this place for relief from surgical and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want of the various comforts
and attentions so necessary and agreeable
to The sick, and from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected 10
heavy and unreasonable charges.
Invallds will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable atien.
dance, snd al a rate much below the usu-
al charges.
While the care Of both physicians will
be extended TO every variety Of disease.
it is intended by DIR. Speer, 70 give spe-
cial attention to
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TERMS OF THE HERALD,

TINS paper is published every Tuesday' at =
per annurn, payable hslf-yoarly IN advsnee'-
Ifast paid within the year, $3.50 viii inVaria-
biy be charged.
No subscription taken for Iess than SIX months
mr. can a subscriber discontinue unless at
he o,tion Of the editor, until arrearagesare
paid OK
Aavrrr,sEwENrs will be Inserted at 81 per
square, for the first three insertions, and 70
cont. for every subsequent insertion; longer
ones in proportion.
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Il DRUG and
fsEDICIME STORE
I'm BERLIN

TSHE subscriber would respectfully
inform the public, that he has just
received and opened out in the Store
room Of Jacob Kimmel, Esq, in Berlin,
a fresh and assorted stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Dyes and COnfectiOnaries,
which he offers TO sell very cheap for
cash.
Persons wishing 10 purchase articles
in his line Of business, are invited 10 call
and examine his stock.
sp 2l'46. SAMUEL }. kOH
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THIS WAY!
HATS!lHATsl
Cheap, Good and Fashionable,

HvHANKFUL for pas, fsvors, the
subscriber would respectfully in.
form bis old customers and the public
generally .thath he continues to carry on Tue
HATING BUSINESS.
in all It's branches, al his old stand on
main street, in the borough of Somerset.
where he keeps constantly on hand a
supply Of HATS of his own mauufac.
ture. made Of the best materials and in
every variety of style-embracing.
Fun, Nutria, Russia, CaSSimer
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We the undersigned, Auditors of Somerset County, do certify, that W e have
examined the foregoing accounts between the Treasurer and Commissioners o
said County, and fmd the above statemen Of them to be correct and true, and tina
appears 10 be balance due the County of S235 &c.
Given under vi hands and seals at Somerset. the 9Th day of January, 1917.
Attest, C. Nj. HICKS, (L.s.0
r. FORWARD, KAUFMAN. (Ls.6
Clerk to Auditors. S. j. LICHTY (L.s.)
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From he Issv Orleans PieayHae, July 81
Later from the Rio Graude.

MEXICAN ATTACK UPON A TRAIN.--The scllF.
Sarah Churchman. Capt Erickson. arrived yester
day from the Brazos, having sailed thence on the
23d inst. BY her we have Matamoros Flag Of
the 2Ist inst. four days later than the number pre-
yiously received.
Quite the most interesting news in the Flag i.
the following in relation TO an attack upon train
which was partially successful:
The last arrival from Camargo brings an &C.
count of recent attack by the Mexicans, supposed
10 be detached party Of Urrea's troops, upon
train on its way to Monterey. The wagon train
was attended by small escort. and following ia
the rear were some sixty or eighty pack mules, all
freighted with goods belonging to merchants o.
Matamoros. The train was attacked near Marin
and the assault was directed against the rear. with
view Of cutting off the pack mules, in which the
Mexicans were completely successful. all the mule.
with their packs being captured by them. A con
siderable booty has thus fallen into their hands
some say about $50. 900 worth Of dry goods, and 1
quantity Of tobacco. The principal loss is sustain
ed by Mr. Tarniver, one Of the most respectable
merchants Of Maiamoros. who loses upwards Of
$25. 900 in dry goods; MIR Kingsbury was the own
er Of the tobacco"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-12

GREAT SALE oy real EsrArE.--The Solicitor Of
the u s. Treasury has announced that sale OF real
estate which has fallen into the hands Of the Govern
ment from It's Debtors Is about TO be made. The pro-
posed sale will embrace lands in nearly every State in
the Union including large tracts in Texas. Most Of
these lands wild. Still there will be valuable larms
and city los some with and others without buildings,
included Ia the sale Some OF the southern and west
em lands are said to be Of the very best quality.
Schedules Of these lands expected TO be completed
in about two weeks The lands in each State will be
advertised in local papers, as 10 allow
the greatest possible opportunity for bids. The bid
dings will probably close by the middle Of September
or The first OF October. When accepted aud the mon.
ey paid, deeds conveying the interest Of the United
States will be prepared, executed and acknowledged
by The Solicitor and forwarded to the purchaser free
OF expense.
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sTATr on VrRnEoNr.

In Probate Court for said district al Townshend tbs
26th day Of July, A. ID. ls47.
EOMES Evans II. Read and Sylvester Hascock,
~ Guardians Of JAMES HOME, an insane per-
said ward 10 invest the money now in the hands ofsad
Guardians 10 Real Estate, described as follows, viz
Being the homestead Of Spooner Iowe late Of Jamai-
ca deceased containing eighty acres more or less.
purpose, TO authorize them 10 do: ID is ordered by
The court that said application stand for heaIng and
decision al the session Of the court 10 be held Of the
Ian o. John Ayres in Grafton. IN said district, the
last Wednesday OF August is41, and that notice 20
all persons interested be given BY Publishing the sub
stance Of said application iogeten with the time and
place sci for hearing and decision upon the in the
Vermont Phoenix, printed at Bratleboro, in said
State, three weeks succsssively previous thereto.
ABISHAI STODDARD, Register.
TownsheAd July 2ssh, 1871. 90
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THE NETWORK
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
THIRD YEAR.

This popular Scientific and Mechanical Journal (which
has already attained the largest circulation Of any weekly
paper Of the kind in the word viii commence its THIRD
VOLUME on Saturday, Sept 25th. ftf1fl az
Each number Of The Seentife American contains from
FIVE to SEVEN ORIGINAL MECHANICAL EN-.
CRAVINGS; acalAlogue Of AMERICAN PATENTS,
issued from the Patent Office each week notices Of The
progress Of all new MECHANICAL and SCIENTIFIC
inventions instructions in the various ARTS and
TRADES, with ENGRAvlNGs; curious PHlLoSo.
PIIIcAL and CHEMlcAL experiments; the latest RAIL
ROAD INTELLIGENCE IN EUROPE AND AMER.
ICA all the different MECHANICAL MOVEMENTS
Published in a SERIES and ILLUSTRATED with more
ihan HUNDRED ENGRAvlNGS, &c. dc.
Its in fact paper that MERITS the patronage Of all
MECHANICS and MANUFACTURERS throughout the
UNITED STATES, and should be in the hands Of Ey.
cry ONE that feels interest ia the advancement Of
Mechanical Scientific improvements ia this Country.
Il is published in QUARTo FORM conveniently sdap.
led 70 BINDING and furnished % County Subscribers
the Low PRICE of TWO DOLLARS A YEAR--oNR
DOLLAR IN ADVANCE, and the remainder in siz
Months, Address. 100
MUM a co, Publishers,
~ ies Fulton Street, New-York,
POST PAIN
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matter Of such immense Importance 10 the whole
o. tnls extensive terroyand this cannot fail now 10
appear 70 every rejecting mind who has accompanied
10 ufongh the route, aboye--sould not pass with
ouiaeniion. Immediate provision should be n,ne for
The connection Of this line between Bellows Falls and
Sfeenneil and for this purpose we cannnt believe
NAT anything more Is necessary than that the suhlect
should be fully presented to the public
we understand. and we rejoice 10 learn TIE fact,
mat arrangements are in progress Tor holding Com
Venuon OF oil the parties interested in this exensn
u rather connecting line, al come central point Cor the
purpose Of taking such measures ns will ensure ,h,.
construction Of the work. We cannot permit on,.
selves 10 doubt the success of any rightly made Efforts
Tor this purpose, and we hope To see them promptly
made and vigorously carried forward.
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Melrose Seminary.


A LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITU-
n TON having been recently established IN the
pleasant village Of Wesi Bfaiehorn BuaTd Of Trust
res chosen, convenient buildinR erected and other
Arrangements made, we are happy 10 10 The
public that u will be opened Tor the rerrpiinn Of SUI
dents, on Hednesdsy, he LIT Of September nerf, M
der the sulefintendence OF JonN s. LIS A. b. Prfa.
eipei. and Miss ELMiss BENssrr, Preeepfress.
Miss MARiA l.. SNIrH, will give less,,ns IN Music
Instruction will hr given IN the branches usually taught
IN our higher Seninafirs including the Natural Sci
ences, the Higher Mathematics, the Classirs. French
and German Languages, Music. Drawing and Painting
Lectures will be delivered before The Srbool on
Physiology, Philosophy Astronomy, Geology. and
Scientific Agriculture. Particular attention will be
paid TO ihlse who design 90 become Teachers in our
Common Schools, and Lectures the Science Of Ed
ueaion, stately given. No efforts will be spared by
the Teachers and 0ihcefs make the Seminary pleas
ant end profitable TO ell the scholars attending H.
Mr. Lee comes to this place well recommended as
successful Teacher. He had the charge of the Mount
Caesar Seminary Of Swanzey, n. H., for one year.
aud gave very good satisfaction The location OF this
School Is one Of the faesi IN tie country. We hope
and breves therefore, that il will be well paronzed.
board can be obtained 10 good families at prices va
rying ffom sl,25 to 81 so per week. Scholars wish
ing to board themselves hire rooms Of a very rea-
sonabe rate and board Tor So or 81 90 per week
Tuition per Term Of Eleven Weeks
Common English Branches, $500
Higher +" +" $50
Latin, Greek, French and German, 400
Music, including use Of Piano, 500
Drawing and Painting, extra. 100
Juvenile scholars who wish to pursue the Elemenia-
~ English Branches, will be received Of lower rates.
ROBERT GOoDENoUGH, Committee
JOHN n. WILLIS, forthe
EBENEZER HOWE, Jr, Trustees
West Bfattleborn, July 26, 1s4T. az
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The Southern and Western Elections.

The N. Y. Tribune Of Monday morning gives the olouing
condensed results indicated BY the reegaPhe reports
Wheeling:
IsDIssA.-Dstet No. lRober Dale Owen Loeofoco, re-
elected No 2John Davis, Wing gain BY 80 majority
Henley, Loco No SPA Hacken,an, WIFI gain; No a.
Caleb B. Smith, Wing, reelected No civilian W. Wick
Loco reelected No 6Not heard from, probably Loco No.
1-Riehard W. Thompson, whig no majority, vice T. W. Me
Gaughey, also Wing No. 8Dr Clark Wing gain, John
Petit. late Loco member No. 9Chares W. cathcart Loco,
by small majority No. l0Not heard from probably Loco
should these results hold good Indiana will have whgs and
Locoocos in the nert Congress being Wing gain Of
ber. Last Congress, Wings to Locos. The Washington
Union claims the election Of John L. ROBINSON Loco the ID
district instead Of P. A. Haekleman, Wing stated above
Aforementioned No. s-Ayleu Buekner, Wing, vice }.
y. Bell, Wing. No. 81 b. Thompson, Wing No 7Caretf
Duncan. Wing No. 8Charies S Morehcad. Wing Gar
rett Davis, Wing. No 9-Leander NJ. Cot Wing. No. TO-
Maj John p Gaines Wing gain The voters Of Kentucky bal
loted this time also for against Constitutional coaven.
ton; and the Few received by the Tribune
wheIminsy in ts favor from which that paper argues goous
things
viReIsaR. X Meade, Loeooeo has been elected Con-
gess by about go msory Boiling Wing in the Peters
burg district He hs the vacancy occsoned BY the death Of
Gen. Dromgooe.
NoKrm cARoLisA-The favorable the Wings
Onslow probably elected in the Northampton dstca Wing
gain. The 9th District has chosen J. Daniel Locooco Our
returns very scanty
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sTAGEs LEAVE BRATrLEpoRo As FoLLows

Stages LEAVE BRATTLEBoRo AS FOLLOWS
For Greenfield, spriagf,ld cad Nsp York, every day,
sundays excepted. At o'clock, A. NJ and p NJ Pass.
engers leaving At A. NJ arrive in Boston OF Albany At
T. Nj leaving at ?. a. arrive New Yort neat morn.
ing at O'Clock.
FIR Wiadsor, HarahiR and Buriaeion every day. Sun.
days eserPtfd, at A. NJ aud r. NJ Passengers leaving
Bfarboro at r NJ, arrive in Burlington evening
10 season ioI night boat 10 St johns.
fSr senHiHefon Tsy aAd .5tuny, every day, Sundays
excepted, nGl-2A NJ
For Faehburg aad Boston, ria FsiekB4re r. r., i.2
A. NJ. arriving in Boston ai7 Pm
For Worcester aad Bss;0n, Worcester r. n, NJ
arriving ia Boston All P.M
For kseHs, Concord and Nashua Mondays, Wednesdays
aud Fridays. at 4l.2AM
For TS'eashsHd and Arag;on Tueadays Thursdays and
Saturdays at ~ Al for TOwnshend every day.
For Nsrfh adams, Tuesdays and Saturdays, YAM
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STATE or vEnnHoNT.

District OF WEsTMINs7ER, S..
The Hon. TIE Probate Court for hs Disirief o.
IYesiminstsr To all persons Interested IN the Is.
tale Of PETER ALLEN, Laie Of; 1iownshend, IN
sad district, deceased, tesiaie. GREE7TEe.
WHEREAS, Polly Allen, Execuirx upon the
said estate, proposes 10 reader al account her
administration and present her account against said
estate for allowance, al session Of said G0uI, 10 be
held at the Inn Of Nelson D. Evans, ia Townshend,
in said district the Monday preceding the last
Wednesday in August, iS47. Thereiofe, you are
hereby notified b appear before said court at the time
and place aforesaid, and show il any you have,
why said account should not be allowed.
Dated at Townshend, in said district, this 2sih day
Of July, A. ID. 1871.
so .aBIsHaI sToDDaRD. Rsgr.
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Brattleboro Academy.

TINE FALL TERM Of this Institution will com
Il mence on "Wednesday. Sept. LIST.
Mr. r.. HARRIs, who Is wen known in this vicinity
as an experienced and thorough instructor will remain
in connection with the Institution as Principal and
will be assisted BY competent teachers in the various
departments.
Instruction will be given in ell the studies necessary
for admission TO College, in the higher branches Of an
English education, snd also in the French Language.
Drawing, Painting and Ausic.
Mr. Harris, being Superintendent OF common schools
in this town, Will devote particular attention TO thse
who intend 10 become teachers.
Board from 81, 95 10 $3.50. Tuition as usual
WILLARD ARMS, lCom. Of the
RUSSELL HAYES, Board of
ADMATHA DUNKLEE, Trustees.
West Braitleboro, Aug. 0, ls47. 81
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West Halifax School.

rUyHE FALL TERM Of this Institution will COM
Il mence on TtWsdsy, The AID day Of Sept, neat,
and continue eleven weeks under the sopeiniendence
mended as an experienced and successful teacher.
Board may be obtained in respectable families, on as
low terms as at any other place.
Arrangements have been made TO reduce the price
Of Tuition 10 all branches, including Latin, Greek,
E. S. PLUMB. Clerk.
West Halifax, Aug. Q, 1s47. sw5I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-12

Boston Ouirsges.--A new species Of malicious oui-
rage has been introduced in Boston, second case hav-
ing occurred on Saturday night. About midnight the
house Of Judge Cushing attacked in front by ruff
fans who threw a number of bottles filed with coal
and other offensive liquids, against the doors and win
dows with view 10 destroy the furniture &C.. in the
paElors-probaby the persons who lately attacked
the temperance cause. Alter trying TO pry open the
shutters (the family being absent) they dashed the
bottles against the blinds and shutters but fright
ened OF BY the appearance Of domestic, the only per-
son in the house. The handsome front door and steps
were runously defaced. The attack was probably &C.
casioned by some Just decision adverse the views Of
the rufians.--N Y Observer, .aug. T.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

YTNHE subscriber having engaged in new business,
IL and finding il absolutely necessary collect the
demands due 10 him. aud having no time TO spend in
dunning his old customers in person. takes this meth
cd TO urge all indebted to him to call and settle previ
to the Let day Of October next; aier which time
all notes and accounts unpaid must be put into the
hands Of an attorney Tor collection.
The undersigned may be found a, Bullock Stems,
East Braltleboro. L. d. PROUTY.
August 9th, 1877. sw5I
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STATE OF VERMONT.


FTObaIe Ui5tTlct OF MaTIbOFO-
Ia Probate Court, July 10, A. ID. IS47.
COMES Milo NJ. Hatch, Administrator upon he
~ estate OF EZRA HATCH, late Of Halifax, ia
sold district deceased, and files his Administration
count for examination and allowance.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Administrator
notify oil persons interested, that ihis court will de-
eide upon the allowance Of said account, and decree
distribution OF said estate among the heirs Of said de-
ceased, Of session thereof 10 be holden at Chis'
Inn 10 Wilmington, ia said district on the last Thurs
day OF August, insi by publishing copy OF the re-
cord Of this order, three weeks successfully in the Yer
mont Phqnix, printed a, Bra,leboro in said district,
previoas 10 said time OF hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
so Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Ree'r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-08-12

The Losr CHILD.-One Of the most thrilling incl
dents occurred in Fayston last week with which we
became acquainted. In the afternoon Of the 18th
inst, as little boy aged between five and six years,
the Of Ira Wheeler, Of North Fayston, was re-
turning from school, he innoceny fell by the way
in passing the edge Of large forest and lost-
Search was Immediately made Tor him which continued
through The night and the day following without
cess on the second day large company assembled
and noby "resoved that they would the Wig
lance and care as though the child were their own
or brother" Another day passed without finding him.
The search was continued on the third day by an in
creased number Of the towns citizens and those Of adj
jacent towns until three O'Clock P. NJ, when many Of
The company had marched nearly to Mansfield Noun
tain, where he was found healthy and unharmedl We
learn that the poor little fellow when he first discover
ed some oil the company, ran Immediately 10 them
with ooistretched arms add inquired in childish simple
iiy for his parents, and next expressed desire for
"food." Who cannot better imagine the feelings Of
these anxious parents after finding loved child which
had been three days and nights in the woods, than
describe them - Green Mountain Freeman.
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n Probate District OF Marlboro.
10 Probate Court, July 81, A. D., is47.
EOMES Bethany Liscom, widow Of ASA LIS
~ CON, late Of Halifax, deceased, and moves the
court here for an assignment 10 her Of personal prop
eriy from the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon, il is ordered that said petitioner notiy
oil persons interested that this court will decide upon
said application at special session thereof to be hold
en- 81 he probate Office in Braitleboro, 10 said disict
on Saturday, the esth day OF August next by publish
ing copy Of The record Of this order, three weeks
successfully ia the Vermont Phoenix, printed al Brat
teboro aforesaid, previous to said Time Of hearing.
true copy of Record.
so Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Ree'r
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A. Market6oo Beef Cattle neludne 800 head Of Store Cat
deb 10 yokes Working oreu 20 Cows and Calves aco0 sheep
and Lambs, and about 275 swins.
Ref cns-Esira 81 q5; ast quay &c 75 second and hind
qualities sss7s &C.
Working ozsn-saIss made at s7l, ssa and $50.
Goes and CaipssDu Sales nolleedat SIS S22 SEQ gSl
aal stR50
shsP and LabSsles Of Old Sheep 81 81 81 IS;
Lambs at 81 so, Si,o2, s2.lS and Sa7A t.sr
SiriHsM wholesale, l2o for sows, lie for Burrows.
Al retail, from TO and lee Old Hogs, &C.
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Townshend Academy.

rTNHE FALL TERN Of this Institution viii com
IL mence on Wednesday, Sept Isl, with the follow
ing Board Of Instruction;
Ma. NJ. LTTosD, Principal, and President Of the
Teachers Association Ma P. y. WALKER, Assist
ant hos. w. n. RsFNEr, Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology Ma r. w. TAFr, Teacher Of PEN
manship -, Teacher Of Vocal Music; Mss
ADaLisE n. CosB, Preeeplfrss and Teacher Of Draw
ing and Painting; MISS MARr L. DrER, Teacher Of
Music on the Piano and 0rgsn.
The Trustees take the responsibility OF assuring the
public, that, In the teachers employed, their high
est expectations have been fully realized. They have
been enabled to appreciate the advantages Of pena
nent teachers over those employed for short time
and OF those who make teaching a profession, over
those only occasionally engaged in the business. Mr.
Lyiord, present Principal has been with rs four
terms, and il Is understood that he Is permanently To-
Gated here. His high reputation teacher, deem
sufficient 10 connection with other favorable cifcum-
stances, 10 render this Institution deservedy the most
popular in the State
The Classical Department, the present year, has
contributed 10 the Freshmen classes Of different cole
ges, nine. Fitted for an advanced standing. Mree.-
The Teachers Association connected with this Acad-
envy, 10 the advantages which il affords TO Young gen
temen and ladies' Tor securing thorough preparation
Tor teaching, Is believed 10 be inferior 10 similar in
siilu,ion whatever.
To render our Academy still more attracting, the
building Is undergoing thorough repair. A room is
being fitted up Tor the reception Of the Library lately
presented TO the Institution AL things seem TO be-
token prosperity.
For terms Of tuition see Catalogue last published.
Board may be obtained in the most respectable fam
lies, al IRON 81 rs TO 81 so per week, including incl
denias- In clubs, students board at from go cts TO
100 per week. Rooms, either furnished or uniur-
nshed may be obtained BY students wishing 10 board
themselves. Students requested TO be present, IL
possible, a. the commencement OF the term, as TO
enter the classes when they formed.
JOHN ROBERTS, Secretary
Townshend, July 90, Is47. 20
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LUKE wooDwARD. Ad~r
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Westminster, S.
The Probate Court for The district Of Vestninsfer-
To all persons interested in the estate Of mark
c: READ, iaie Of Pufney IN said district, deeeas.
ed, fHtesiafe, GRRETfkG.
THE application Of Elvira Reed, widow Of said de-
ceased for an assignment Of 80 much Of the person
al property Of said deceased, she shall be Justly en-
Titled to, stands for hearing and decision session
Of said court be held the Inn OF John Ayres 10
Grafton, in said district, on the last Wednesday Of
August. is47 and you will appear before said court al
the tine and place aforesaid, and object the
II You shall see cause.
ELLERY ALLBE, Judge
Westminster, July 90, Is47 So