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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30
TRUSTEES SALE,

Of valuable Tavern property, in Fayette, Mo.
RY virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed 10 the
- undersigned, by Abel Marley, and wife, on
the 18th of November, 1916, and filed and re.
corded In the proper Office, on the same day, to
secure certain debts therein named, will proceed
to sell, TO the highest bidder on the public square
in Fayette, on Monday, the 9Th Of February, l547,
lots one hundred and twenty-five and one hundred
AHuA and twenty.three, on which the large
ssss3 Brick TAVERN HOUSE, now in the
ssisEl9 occupancy Of Abel Marley, is situate.
<zsf<A The title is believed to be perfect, but
such as is conveyed TO me, by said deed, and no
other, will be made TO the purchaser.
TERMs-One fourth Of the purchase money in
hand, and remainder in equal payments Of one and
two years from sale.
SAMUEL C. MAJOR, Trustee.
Fayette, December 18th, 1915. 42-7w
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Cash or HEMP.

TNHE subscribers, in preparing again to re-.
l. plenish their stock Of Goods, find it neces-
sary to call, without distinctio n, upon all of
those who are indebted to them to make imme-
date payment: No other notice need be looked for
HEMP
Will DO received in payment for accounts, and
money paid for it at all times.
..., .r. J. RIDDLESBARGER g. Co.
Fayette. January 18th, lS47.
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REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
We will remove to the store house, on the north
east side Of the public square, formerly in the
occupancy of Kunkle d Kring, so soon as the i'm
provements now in progress can be completed.
HUGHES, BIRCH e. WARD.
Fayelte, January 9th, lS47. A-4t
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that will apply at the
~ February term of the County Court of
Howard county, for final settlement of my ad-
ministration on the estate of George W. Frank.
lin, decd LUCY FRANKLIN, Admir-.
November 2lst, 1916. 37--4W
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the cti-
l. zens of Fayette and vicinity, that he is pre-
pared to make Boots and Shoes of every descrip.
ton, at the shortest notice. and in the most sub
stantia and fashionable manner. He has on hand
superior lot of French and Eastern Leather, and
good assortment of fashionable lasts.
Fine Patent Leather Boots,
Napoleon Clump sole do.
Double sole do.
Cork sole and waterproof do, and all kinds Of
Ladies' work made on reasonable terms and war.
ranted. Bees-wax and dry hides tnken in payment
for work, at cash prices. HENRY NABRING.
Fayette, July 18th, 1896 left
N B. Two Shoe-makers wanted, to do strong
coarse work.
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Final settlement Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that we will apply to
~ the County court of Macon county, at the
February Term, for final settlement of their ad'
ministretion Of the estate of William Ramsey
decd. WILLIAM PAlION, I Adm'rs
PRESTON SUMMERS.} -''" ''
Macon county, January I'd, lS47. 43-4t.
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Final settlement.

CLOTHS-A splendid assortment, worthy the
attention of those in need of coots sold cheap at
the Peoples Store. R. H. Law.
Fayette, October Gath, lS46.
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BRANCH OF TIE BANK OF THE STATE OF MOI
Fayeite, December 2sth, 1876. {
NOTICE is hereby given, that from and after
~ the lst day of January, lS47, the business
transactions of this Branch will be strictly cor
fined 10 regular banking hours, viz: from 9p'cock,
A. NJ, until O'Clock, P. NJ. No application.
therefore, requiring the receipt or disbursement Of
cash, need be made, except within the time above
stated.
BY order of the Board.
WILLIAM c. BOON, Cashier.
Fayette, January ID, l547. 13--lm
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- uo uSou iOkkIl IL
X
Kerry Ruben
Kelly Mary Miss
Ketchum Isaac Rev.
Levey John w.
Lanler Elizabeth
Leach Louisa Miss
Lee Richard
M
McMillin Alexander
Menelly Mr..
Myrtle Maria Miss
Matthews Noah
Morris Georgiana Mss z
Moore Helen Miss
Moore Wilson
Moore George w.
Martin Granville
Martin William
Nicolds Sarah Miss
Noel Maria J. Mrs.
Nye James M.
p
Pilvist Lewis M.
Peeler Alfred
R
Richie w. G. 2
Richards Elizabeth
Rucker Geo. H.
Roy James
Rawlins Owen
Stanley Charles
Savage VIM. H.
Sample S. H.
Stanley Doctor 3
Staplelon David
Street William
Stewart VIM.
Swarrengin Nancy
IT
Terrill John
Thomson Elvira Miss
Trammel Fieldo
Yates Corena Mrs.
w
Watingham w. D.
Wills James
Williams John
Watts John M.
. Wilds George w.
Writ Adam
Watkins T. l..
Williams Andrew
AN TAYLOR, P. M.
!, lS47. 44-3t
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JcWciry.
[ HAVE now on hand as good an assortment
4 of Jewery these 'dIggins" will justify my
Misunderstanding Of ali that is Fashionable:
Such as fine Breast Pins for ladies; Finger Rings;
Ear Rings; Gold Chains; PenciIs Shirt Studs, for
gentlemen; Watch Keys, &c. Also, few strong
Wedding Rings left but selling very fast. Please
call soon or they will all be sold.
q. w. COOKE.
Boonville, December 9th, lSi6. 39-ly
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Austin w. w.
Adams William B. H.
Andrews Sarah
Brumbley E.
Blakely John
Brent A. X. Capt.
Blythe Samuel 2
Banta Henry
Burrows William
Bouldin James E.
Bohannon R. R.
Cooper Joseph 3
| Crews S. T. Dr..
Cross John
| Collier William
Chiffon Charles
Culley Thos. J.
Douglass John
Douglass George N.
Dunn James, M. d.
Daviss Thomas
Dunnica William F:
Davis Pleasant J.
Dennis E. H.
| Davies Thomas II.
| E
Estes William N.
F
Fall G.
Fi"dIsy g Benz
Giddings Frances Miss
Gurien Young Mr..
Gibbs Stephen
Griffin William
Gregory Geo. w.
Green Martin
Haden Frank
Hadwick Jackson
Harrison Sarah E.
Hitchcock M. F.
Hyeronymus Wesley
Hardin Powell
Hawkins John l..
Hall James H.
Hargus Josiah
Jackson E. Marduli
Johnson Mr..
James Robinson
/ WILL
| Fayette, January Is
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DIED-In this place, on Saturday last, Mr.
ROBERT CAREY.
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C. A S ii ! G. A S II!
Ching Fast.

CASH CASH!!
Going East.
As one Of the members of our house will leave
here by the 10th of February, for the East, we are
compelled to call on those owing us accounts for
payment by that time. All accounts unsettled at
that time will be placed out for collection.
We have large and desirable stock of goods on
hand, which will be sold very cheap for cash, or
to punctual customers on the usual time.
ALLEN & HICKMAN.
Fayette, January 9th, lS47.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

p REMAINING in the Post Office, at Fayette,
IL Mo-, on the lst day of January, 1s47, and if
not taken out within three months, will be returned
TO the General Post Office as dead letters.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-23

OLE Bull Fou>p A s,atemen, has
been going about, ,tnken from the French
.l'nrnnl in New York, to the effect thai
Ole Bull was very secret as 10 his
~h"reabou's, his wife aud mother even,
not having heard from him for rany
months. A fore gn gentlemen, just ar
rived from France, waited upon us yes.
i"Id,y, to say that this is all mistake :,
hnd wishes ~ to correct the error. lie
has been wnh The great violInist, the last
summer, who has been giving concerts
through France, and also in Spain,
where he now ~, receiving un5ounded d
applause from every body, and enjoying
The r","l favor Of the Queen herself. -
Byst0n Paper.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-23

A lloGIsH CONVEYANCE. A farmer
OF ST Albaus, Vermont, recently made
grand antree into that place, mounted
."n a small cnr drawn by iour large hogs,
lie entered the town at brisk trot n
midst The acclamaions of hundreds, who
were soon drawn together tn witness this
oncomnon spectacle. After making the
tour Of the market place three or four
tunes, he went into the wool pack yard,
bad his swInIsh cattle embarrassed and
taken into the stable together, where
they were tegaled with a trough full Of
b"aus and wash. They remained abou,
two hours, while he dispatched his busi
ness as usual ut the market, when they
were put To and driven home again mul-
iiludes cheering him. This man it is
said, has only had these animals under
training six months. A gentleman on
The spot offered him S240 for the concern
~ II stood, but 1t was Indignantly retu
sd.
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From the " O. Com Times, Dec. 6
Later from the Rio Grande.

By the arrival Of the schooner II. L.
Scranton, Capt Wood, we have received
the American Flag of the 9th ult. The
most important paragraph that meets our
eye is the following:
From Guatemala and San LUIS de Po-
fosi.-A Mexican gentleman who arrived
IN town on Thursday last, from Guate-
mala, makes a statement which, If true,
promises our troops some more hghting
OH this line. The author of the report is
Il citizen of this place, well known, and
said 10 be good authority for what he
states.
lie states that he left Guatemala on
the 18th inst, and came through by the
way Of Tula. Nliaon was at Guatema-
la with 800 cavalry, acting as corps OF
observation for Gen. Fillsola, whom he
represents as being at San Lnis with
5000 troops The intention OF General
Fllisola was said to be 10 march upon
SaltiIIo, as soon as it was ascertalned
that Gen. Taylor had left the country.
The Mexicans have great confidence
in Filisola, and the people of San Luis
were presuming largely upon the weak
ness of our forces when once from under
the lead OF the dreaded Taylor. lie
says that the people are not at all dlsplr-
tied by the loss of their capital, and evince
as strong determination as ever TO con-
time the conflict.
Our informant says, also, that Urea
had left Tula with several hundred cav
airy for Victoria, to settle accounts with
Governor Fernandez. of this state, being
greatly increased at the many harsh things
the Governor has said of him.
The Governor has called TO his aid
Capt. Capestran, who is said TO have
gone to his support with a considerable
Ranche'o force. A fight was expected
:. Hurrah bear, hurrah husband"
SOLDIERS LIFE IN Mextco.--The fol-
lowing paragraph, says the n. Y.
Tribune, opens n vista for reflection -
1t lslron letter written by the famous
Capt. To5in, and dated La Encantada,
Oct. I'm.
Some Of our boys have just come in
from n scout. They killed four gredssrs
I"Nicans on suspicion OF being guer-
IillIas-(su Raunes and Patterson are
avenged, with two for interest )-broughi
~ several prisoners and a lot of mules
aud black cattle. We're in n starving
condition out at the Texas camp moth.
iug l., eat except beef, pork, bacon, nut
ton, hams, venson, bear-meat, snIpe,
duck, pIover, etc, and for dessert, only
oranges, apples, pears, peache, and de-
llcious grapes 'lf the war be brought
TO premature cluse-which heaven
forbid - don't snow what wen do
for living as they say the pententi.
aries at home have shut up for want ofbu-
slness, and wen be to lazy for work"
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A FIGHT wI1HGUERRILLAs- A letter
dated Cerralvo, Nov. 9th says; Capt
Reed, Of the Texan Rangers, who was
sent out four DAYS ago with so men, has
Just returned with his command lie
tell IN with party Of guerriiias near
Marin and killed = OF them. and took %
horses and mules, arms, SC without
losing a man. The measures now aGop-
ted canno, fail to drive off the guerr,llas
aud robber bands from this pa't Of the
lines.
In my last communications | stated
that Lieuiennnt Campbell had los, 9
killed, wounded and horses killed
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jsss.Sx1 sue, that desirable estate IN Pei.
se8 ham street, late the property of
Alexander Murray, decreased The house IL
sufficiently capacions tor the largest fanny.
aud equally well calculated for a gentrel
Boarding House, Tor whlch It was originally
d"synrd, aud has. as such, always heen well
pn,ronl2cd. 1t was built about eight years
snce. Gi the very bcs, materials. Is well
flushed, aud has always been kept IN perfect
repair. The rooms are large, high and well
arranged, aud command a most extensive
view OF the Ocean, harbor, Bay and surround
ing country, such as Is not surpassed by any
others ~ Newport. On the premises ia a
we'll "i excellent water. always found suffi-
clent even III the dryest season Also, two
very large cIstcrns, choice fruit and ofna
mental trees. and every convenience for such
al establishment. The lot is ~ #. on Pet.
ham 81 the same on MIL, aud 1872 feet on
tOrue street.
The Furniture will be sold with il, if de.
sired, aud any reasonable amount can re
nam, secured by Mortgage, for a term of
years
II not cold by the 25jh Of March next, the
business WI he continued as heretofore.
For further information, terms, &c, apply,
on The premises.
MARGARET MURRAY.
Newport, sept !, lSl1 6m2}
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FRE>HET ~ THE Ono RIVER. Gin
Cinnoti, Dee l4.-We have snow here
to the depth of eighteen inches. The
treshet in the Ohio still continues, and
the lower part of the city is entirely
submerged. We hear generally of great
destruction Of property, but the details
have not reached US The water is ey-
cry where around us very high, and the
tributaries of the Ohio are sweled to an
unusual degree.
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Notice,

fINlE subscriber having purchased the stock
i aud interest ut Michael Freedom. ~ would
INFORM The friend, and patrons ofthe old concern,
that he will continue The House and ship paint
ing and Glazing business al the old Sjand No
l2s Thames street next door north OF Me>sr>.
Finch N EngS. lie intends keeping general
assortment OF Paints, Oh, Glass, Narnl>heS
Brushes Sc.
Grateful for past fayors, be respectfully solicit.
a continuance of the same.
ap ID JOSHUA 4. WILLIAMS.
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TnE SuoE TRADE.-A letter from
Dyershurg, Tennessee, says =" Unless
your shoe manufacturers turn out better
work, they will lose their market here.
Not more than one half as many shoes
are sold here now as there were three
years ago, IN consequence Of the poor
articles sent here"
The West India market, once a very
large one, was lost to our manufacturers
~ consequence Of the inferior articles
shipped there. and is now supplied exclu-
sIvely by the French and Germans. Lee,
the manufacturers look to it that our
southern and western market is not lost
~ the same manner.-Ne~J1rypOn Hr-
aid
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I. HumfOrd Seabury.

=. HAVING Just returned from ~ York.
would call the attention Of The Ia lies to
MS splendid assortmentot Cater Boots of diiler-
mt STYLES and colorS. Also Misses and Chill
lren'S Cater Boots and hoe, together with
he most splendid lot Of stock for the manulac-
ure Of the same, ever offered IN his marker,
comprising English and French Kids, French
Morocco of di fierent colors and a beautiful as
orlment Of French SalnS and LaSlingS, tor
iailerS.
Call and examine for yourself at No. no,
Thames street. May %.
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NOTICE.

Dun MARSH. JR, respectfully inform.
- has customers that their yearly accounts
"lil be ready aud presented the 1t dny of Jan
rar, as u.rni for payment All who.haye ds-
mand. vii please present themat tho same
Time Tor pay ment Dec. H., lci7
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FOR SALE,

ELSGEEsLE Ruilding Lots, very
IL pirl>auDly situated on KEY and Bun streets
ana a;e among the most desirable localionS for
ummer residences Also number OF low
priced lot, in the vicinity Of ,he above.
Apply to
July %. IE KHAN * BULL.
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CASD CANDY.

WARRANTED to be made from pure loaf
w sugar. and 10y The best nrtlslS ~ the cour-
lp and ~ chelpis can he bought ~ Newport,
rlther at wholesale or retail. Come aud ludge
lnr your,civrS dt lOUNGS 5 Confectionery aud
Fancy Store, next South Town Hail
uT. -.
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For Sale,

4 Few chauldrons Of OREL COAL Apply
"A to r. u. PECKIIAM
DCt. 81 1917 ~
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& &dmir.istra!Or's Notice.
WA>nrNGToN. sc
CnARLENTOWN. Oct. Inn. lsl7.

NA>HlNGTON, &C.
CHARLESTowN, Oct llih, 1917.
WHEREAS Joshua Clark OF Charle>town,
w IN the the county OF " NashlngtOn, by ihe
consideration of our Justices OF our Court (
Common Pleas, held at South klngNtown with
in and for the Comfy of Washington on The
second Monday OF May, 1917, recovered Judg
mcu' Of SAID Court against the eighth school
district IN SAID CharlrStOwn for lhe sum ol one
hundred and twelve dollar, and cighly-slG cents
debt damage and thirteen dollar, and twelve
cents cost OF suit and the interest on said debt,
upon which Aforesaid judgment execution hath
ISSUED and was on lin day of October 1871, at
O'Clock Iu The afternoon served and levied on
all The light lille interest and claims that James
y. kiuyOu of Charles ,town, IN the County Of
Washington, one Of The inhabitants members,
aud person, IN said 9Th School Dl,iIict, IN said
Chaue>towu, hath IN aud to "A cerlain tract
piece OF rl.ccl OF land situated and laying ~
said thailo>tnwu con aImng five acres muie OI
less, bounded Nurhcfly and Westerly on TIE
post rnal Suu,herly and Ea>icrly ON land Of he
said Jane, \. Kinyon or however othcrw Use
he same NAV be- bounded, the same being
partly bog and partly upland with dwelling
house thctcun
Notice J., therefore hereby given that ai
/ ChnrcStown alofe>aid on the The 18Th day OF
January Isis N two O'Clock IN the afternoon on
said premises all or 80 much Of the above te-
>cubed land aud premises will be sold at Pub
/ lic Auction ~ the highest bidder Tor the sum
~ Will be sufficient "a satisfy the aforesaid In
ecutl IN wi h the interest and incidental costs.
ASA CHURCH, Deputy Sheriff.
n ncr II
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Dictctics for the Sick, &c.
Blue Lick Water,

NROM the Celebrated Blue Lick Springs in
Il Kentucky. II is analogous To the waters OF
AK de Chapele and llarrowgate in Europe,
At r. r. HAZARDS, sign of the mortar
WI near the C0u,t House.
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EaOlncSDlun Elai,ncls.
Sui;c" Hospital for the Insane.

NUiiN. EKOsplJII 6Or TIC HhsanC.
FENIE spacious, cafetniy planned and pleas
1 anly situated building for this Institution
1, now flushed, and will lie open for the rrcep-
uun OF patents on Wednesday, December lsl
The Trustees wishing 10 extend to The poor
he benefits of the Hospital, aS far as pracica.
bic have decided 10 fix The price of board, at two
dollar, per week for al patients sent by towns
Of this STATE.
For terms of admission f,r such and for all
other puientS, apply To the Superintendent
nr. Ray, at :he Hospital, or to any oi the
Trustees.
ROBERT H. IVES, Secretary.
Oct. %. 2m32
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BROWNELL'S COOKING RANGE

vNIIE suLscrber has J"st completed the ~
yentIon ora new Conking Rangc, 10 whic
hu invites the attention Of the public. TIL
Range po..osscsqn' ines for expeditions bo'l'n
and conkiny that other ranges do not, aud
occupics but u small space oi room.
Brownelrs cnokIng Range, has six eigl
,nch boilers, amy two. or four of which, can b
thrown into one, - as ~ admit Of largo boi
ar; and II is pro, ,dcd wlih u set Of ringss" th7
any size furniture can he used on u. Iis Owe
is large, convenient of access, aud having n
upward draii, II bakes evenly with ,ms
quantity at fuel.
One uf these Ranges il IN snccessful oper|
ltion ut The store of the Subscriber, subject
lth. examination al the pubic, who are invite
to call and.take look nj u. -.
Juno 3-if WILLIAM BROWftLl
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w H. Bliss feeling grateful for past favors,
w would endeavor still to deserve a share
Of public pal onage
Aug.5, lSl1
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KELLX'S PORTABLE SODA
AWATER and pOkTABLEh LEM =
N u Court of Probate of .N'wPor, holden
Dee. eth, lS47,
.h Court IF Probate Of Me tocn Of .N,~POr
hOtden Dee. u, lcI7.

1t a Court If Probate Of tie to'cn Of .N,~pOrt
hOtden Dee. q, lcI7.
HENRY Y. CRANSrON, administrator on
III The estate Of CHARLES D'WO..F late ol
saId Newport, deceased, presents his first ad-
mlnlSlratUr account on sand estate for allow
ance, winch account contains credit for a
mortgage ON real estate sold by the said ad
mInl>tIatuT, the same Is read received and re.
lerred Tor Consideration 10 Court OF Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hall IN Newport Oh
The first Monday in January next AT o'clock,
a. IN, and notice Is ordered TO be given thereof
by advertisement, Tor three successive weehS III
The Herald OF the Times, that all persons Inlc-
rested may appear at SAID time aud pla"c, aho
be heard.
Dec.9 b. u. ROWLAND Prob. Cik.
III a Court Of Probate Of He tO,cn Of .NcWPOr,
hOiden Dee e, lS47.
A y instrument in writing. purporing TO b,
"A the last will aud testament OF ELIZA
GODFREY DDLBEAR, late OF said Newport
widow, deceased, was presented to lhIs Court,
by VIM. Guild, sole Executor thrIelu uamcC
tor Probate aud letters ltsiameutaIy theron, the
same i read, received and reelrcd for -lde.
ration 10 Court at Probate 10 be holden al
the Town Hall, IN Newport on The fast Mon.
day in January next al Q o'clock a. m and
notice is ordered To he given thereof hy adver
tlSemtnl Tor three successive weeks ~ the He
raid OF The Times that all persons interested
may appear at SAID lime and place, and be
heard.
/ Dec O. Il, B. LAND, Prob c
.h a Court Of ProJdte Of The Town Of Ncrpot,
hoIdca Dec q, l-i7.
TUE Executors of the last will and testament
l. Of GEORGE ENGS, late of Newport, Mer
cnant, deceased, presents lhler first account on
sdd estate for allowance, which account con.
taIuS credits iJf real estate Of sand George
EngS sold by said Executors, the same Is read
received and referred for consideration to a
Count Of Probate, TO be holden at the Town
tiall, III Newport, on the first Monday in Janu
ary next, at o'clock, a. IN aud notice i OIL
deIcd TO be given thereof, by advertisement ior
three successive weeks IN the Herald Of the
/ Times, that all person, interested may appear
al SAID lime and place aud be heard
/ Dec. 3. Il. Il ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.
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Valuable Real Estate
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