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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10

Fire in bennington, W.-About two o'clock
in the afternoon, Monday, April 80, the building
known as the "Cylindor Mill" belonging to
Messrs. Walker g. Harrington, was blown up
with n tremendous explosion. No lives we're
lost--thc workmen fortunately being absent from
the mill. Loss $1,000.
About the same time the dwelling house own
ed aud occupied by Mrs Bryant, took fire, and
with all the furniture and clothing belonging TO
Mrs. g. and her two daughters was entirely des-
troyed.
The value Of Cold Wdter.-The Louisville
Courier OF the 9th April says: awe are much
gratifed in being able 10 state that Judge Nc
Kinley, the distinguished jur,st OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States, after having his WIS.,
ION so seriously impaired for fifty two years that
lie could not see without glasses, has recovered
his sight perfectly that he is now able to read
without the aid of glasses. For halt century
this faculty WIS SO seriously impaired that with
cut glasses he almost blind, and the recov-
cry of his constitutional health, by which the
sight has been renvigoraed, Judge Mckinley
very properly nscrbcs 10 the daily use Of cold
water on the head and surface OF the body. OF
the importance OF the use of cold water in main.
tainng and restoring health, one who has ev-
or tired it can entertain a doubt, and we refer to
Judge McKinley's gratifying success in the res.
toraion Of his vision from lis long sleep, for the
purpose Of encouraging other invalids to resort
TO this cheap and powerful mode oil medication"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
The Cyclop@dia Of Modern Do
nestle Medicine.
Solomon G. Hasting's Estate.

THE subscribefs having been appointed by tie Honorable
i Probate Court for the Distuc, of l.auoille commits
sioncrs receive, aud adjust all cnim and de
o all against the estate of SoumnC.
late of Wocott, in said district dnccased represented
insolvrni, and the ut months from the 9Th duy
April le40 allowed by said Court he creditors snd
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims before
usGive notice that will attend 10 tho duiies our
appointment at the dwelling house fwdow Harriet f. Has
tns- in Wulcot, IN sad District, the thd Tuesdays
OF July and October nex ten O'CLOCK the forenoon,
each Of said day.
NATHANIEL JONES, Commits
GILBERT MOVES, ! sloncrs.
Wolco,t, April OF, a. 1919. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
DIR. NSis1ar The South,

Be not deceived with vain hopc-laY not the hateting
uuctiun 10 SOUL that disease wall itscf especial
ly If that disease be Consumption Or LAYER Complaint
you would he restored TO health you must the mems
which Uence and KIND Providence hs placed within
your reach. The geu aud universally popular remedy Tor
Cons umpton and all chronic diseases, for sale in
and important town IN the country, and price
any afford to pay. You excuse,
therefore, Iegectiug to lilo and health lie
deceived viii quuck ncRtrums limitations of this
invaluable medicine. An indvidul at Charestown South
CdIena recently purchased fur bottle OF Swuynos Syrup
tho most celebrated physicians in the city told the
deceived raticn; he must snnd that article back, and
change it for DR. .Wstars Balsam of Wild Cherry. BE not
decevcdremomber that is DR.. Wstns Balsam that
it is Dr. Nisturs that brings back the bloom of health
tho cheek ustre tbe strength to the system aud
gaducss the soul and happiness Ia mau!t is IN! Wis
ears that has gained such co!chuy among the sick
fishing tho world with i'll effects, nad is recommended by
t1e best physicians throughout the land,
Be not ieceWed-
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For safe by $. T. REDFlELD, Montpelier, VI. und by
II. X. sLAYTON, CALAIS Vt; also, by agents generally
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Catrst Neus.

Letters have been received from the Montpe-
lier boys on board the Magnolia, TO the @5tii
March. They have had some pretty rough
weather, but all were well. They we're in the
latitude and longitude reported in the item on
the second page.
Taplin was ut ST. Louis on the goth ult., and
confirms the accounts of Fremont's DISASTER
He has entirely recruited his health and strength
and is off again soon for another trip across the
f@hntains.
The ship Sophia Walker has arrived at Bos-
ton with $600U0 in California gold.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
MRS. IL. kIDDEIs,
TRICKS OF QUACKS.
l. ET EVERY BODY READ THIS
CAREFULLY.

rCHEREis Sarsaparilla for sale in the different towns
L called Old Dr. Jacob Towushend's SArsapaIilla Itis
advertised the original, This is notorious faIso-
hood Dr. Townshend has expended 5000 600 the last
eight years advertising his SaGsapara, which has OBJ
tanned character and reputation throughout the United
States and geateTput OF the worldhe sales being en-
oImous.
This excited the cupidity of certain unprincped men,
and old man who has been engaged IN peddlng Cheap
Publications for u number of years. This mans is
employment sell the OF his name to up DR..
Townshenas Sasapna stating the large sales and tho
sums we had expended in advertising induceme to
embark in The business Among others, he applied to
CHARLES WHtIous Esq Editor of the Jamaica Farmer who
ssotned such proposition Mr. IL. q. ANDREWS, for
merly one of tho PToprletors of McALLisTERs ONT
ment, RALPH POMERoN formerly Cashier and Finan
cier Of the broken ,hin.pleser B9nk At Beyillo New
jersey. JOHN SkILLMAN, and WIN. THOMPSON, I'M
dol the name Of THOMPSON, sklLLMAN Co, have
employed this old and have agreed TO pay him. a. We
undo dollars per week for the use OF his name.
These men have been beng and insulting US IN alppssi
BILE in hopes should notice them, and thus rns
them and their decoeton into market Let the public de-
eide upon the OF these honest and honorable
They send their stuff oil to agents, and change them
but $3.50 per dozen for it, expecting the agents would sell
as they would make money by selling theirs and de-
ceiyng the public but very tow have accepted their basO
noposaa aud should bo watched they attempt
10 se a. the genlne We think merchants d. Uggisis
who would lend themselves to palm this stuff of pub
tic as the genuine and original DR. rownsbends SOapu-
la would he base enough to commit any Tuudnone il tho
original OF genuine unless signed by & r. Townshend.
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Prices for Domestic Wool remain the at the date
of our last report The receipts have been exceedingly linn
ted and sales foot 60 900 ibs with an offer fom parties
ia market for nearly $4,000 ls which is stored in Bos
Inc offer refused, although within two cents
pound of the price demanded. There remains but little
in the country forward, aud in Atlantic cities
the stock nearly used up Under these circumstances
do how reduction can bo expected before the
clip After this in, aud manufacturers supplied
for their immediate wants, do not anticipate to wool
Iecede from present rates 1t is hard for manufacturers to
bring themselves to acknowledge this fact, from the
equal price Of staple and fabric they serious losers by he
ing mill but believe this is the of the
aud it becomes question: whether it letter to
the production look better times stop the
mll and thus decrease the demand or tho MATERIAL
We quote:
Saxony Fleece, 40 AZ l-2
Merino 81 | o 40
"a to full blood, 80 n 81 l2
COmTon, 80 80
do Pulled, No. !, % 81
do Pulled super, Is 30
Lambs, none in market, ail2a2T
do Country Pulled, 80 IS
do do super, % 33
do No. 9, 10 II
Dry Goods Reporter.
Forosn Woolo1s imported s6Gso2.
BosroN aARKEr, Monday afternoon, May 7.
Flour, Geuessce. brands 525 to 5,3T ~. Corn,
Southern Yellow ca to G5 oats 40 Rye G5.
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&GHARDWARE.

GCOTT a. FIELD, having made arrangements with IN,
~ Manufacturers OF the various kinds OF HARDWARE
are prepared TO supply those IN want at much reduced prices
Particular attention given the sale of House Furnishing
Materials, such Morioe Locks and Laches Mineral
and Rose Wood Knobs, Door-undles, Butts and Screws
Window Springs, Fasenngs and Pulays, Blind Fasenngs
and hinges, &C. lJ-Aso, large assortment Of Jones
Tools, such as Planes of all kinds Saws, Ches GOuges
Augus' 40 &c. Having them directly om the Mauulac-
In this pluee 0 vicinity
May le49. 20
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SCOTT & FIELD

HAVE received large stock of NEW GOODS adapted
to the SEASON, which purchased ct the lnwest
market price, ana thOy wall soil them Cash its Equio
oie" at prices that will not tail 10 suit purchasers We u
be uudcrsod by any body-not excepting those no
claim 10 be original and exclusive Cash stores.
May !, lo4y.-.0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10

Qc1-We have published evidence OF the value Of
Naughu's Great American Remedy, the Vegetable Lhou
,rptic Mixture in columns tho past months than
have published in many a. other
pnration. II will stand hghet aud perhaps does at tho
present moment. than any advertised unudvetscd med
cine in the whole catalogue OF nOSrums. The article is
for every thing ito prove it look columns
aud evidence Of the of dropsy, Rbeumatism GRAY
e Sttufula and fifty other and cumplaiuts and
fIoni people OF truth 100, names. dates g. given
Read the pamphlet in the agents hands, The ADVERTISE
in columns undot the Great American Rene.
do
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
1flarriaoes.

In Bradford, April GOTH by X. Mex Ormsby, Esq, Mr.
Horace 2. Dewey TO Miss Rosetta +. Taylor.
In this town, May LIST, by Rev. Eli Balou Mr. Elizur b.
In bennington, tho l2th instant, by Rev. r. C Hand
Mr.. +. w. Robinson, Of tho Waoomsc House, and Miss
Lovisa p Cool, daughter of Reyes P. Cool Esq all of
Bennington,
I'm Barre, auy ID, by Rev. Mr. Bedford, Harrison Johnson,
OF Montpelier, and Miss Martha Wheeler, of Barre.
In Glover, the Gath instant Mr.. VIM. Lawrence, Of
Pepperell, Mass to Miss Sylvia g French.
10 Chelsea, April H. by Row H. Hill, Mr. Abuer D. Davis
of Springfield, and Miss Molita l.. Perkins of Chelsea
In Bethel on the 2sth ult Augustus 2. Iunton, Esq
Counsellor Law Miss Caroline Paige daughter Of Doct
Alfred Paige.
In switzerland County, Ind tho 18th ult, by Rev WIN.
Johnson Dr. j. L. Arlington, of Greensbug, Miss Martha
+. Wheeler, of Royalton, VI
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Another Trick.

Wo went 10 an expeuso Of five hundred dollars 10 get
splendid steel engraving for LABEL and had the port
of DIR Townshen upon distinguish it from all others
and ppven Mt mistakes. These getting label
on Steel with portrait of old DIR Jacob Townshend. lot
the public decide upon such transactions and let them
member that genuine and the original less sgped
with the of s. r. Townshend The plate is enga,
on contains the Portrait of DR.. Townshend
female hgures and view of our factory The spurious has
ala nrnre
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1ftarkfts.
Brighton Cattle M arket--Nsay

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
AT Market 5i5 Beef Cattle Ia pairs working oxen, 80 cows
and cnlves, $50 Sheep, and 5000 SWINE.
PRTcFs-Boef Canle--We quote very small number
Extra 81 first quality $500 675 second 5000 6,25
third ,2j $50.
Horkrng Oren-sales at SIS, so, SO, 100 and Sis.
Goes and CatUeS- Sales $50, S25, S2S S3l and $40
Sheep-Saes at 50 so, 4,25, AIS, IS and $50 each
Snias-Lots peddle rs for sows, and 5, u l6
for barows large hogs Ia l.2 aud 81 at retail from
10
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L. F. WATERMAN,

Of GKEENNBVhU7l n.
IL the General Agent where merchants buy II at whole
sale, OBTAIN 1t on commission
Sub Agents. Sawyer 4 Co., Gteensbolo-s ban
ehard, Gloyer-S kinball, Buuon-Ehton Drew, Bair
Landng-George Worthinglon, lrasburgh-A scott,
South Crailsbury-smpson Smith, East Cfai's9nIy-n'
CLARK, ElmoIe. lei4wS'
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EBEN JACKSON, Jr. & co.
Wholesale Druggists, and JObbcrs

LDGN JAOApUlt, uI' " w.
Wholesale Druggists, and JObbcrs
D1UGs, .uEDrCE.vEs, DYE sTUEEs
and PEKFE.HEEsE',
70 Hanover Street,
CORNER OF BLACKSTONE AND MARSHALL SITS,
BOSTON,
OFFER for sale favorable terms, or cash or approved
So Don wdshrs FILLS
81 Brundrolh's
% Deans
AZ " Lorraine's "
80 PARIS
% Phelps
% :, T Towns sar'ssr'rIs,
- shnkers'
% Snud's
50 " j.. Jackson. Bine",
50 Richardson's
25 Dr. Ahbots
30 McMumn,s Elixir Of Opium.
81 Veg, Pulmonary Bulsum, H. & H.
IS Jules llouelIs Hair Dye,
100 Secuted Bears on,
100 Rose "
90 Boglr's Hyperion Fluid,
100 Colleagues, assorted sizes,
Sd RuusselPs SHAVING Cteuni,
81 Powder poa-,
So s6aod'. Lily White
so :. lm. Mae9,'a' on,
1868 Doyis' Pam Killer in boxes OF BY dozon
Acct. "
100 Sulph. Quinue,
so lbs. Hyd, Potuss,
SO Iodine,
1000 Pulv. Cream Tartar in so ID boxes OF bis.
5000 " Sub Cab. Soda
$40 CatdanOns,
80 Baskets Olive oil,
90 Gases -
1000 lbs superior S. J. Arrow Root in so III Boxes.
Robins f. !. SIENNA,
10 bills Cape salts,
Cumphor,
10 +" Boston Alcohol
o Casks Dutch Nader,
20 bbls. gro. Logwood,
90 u Redwood,
90 " Mic wood,
" Brazil wood
500 lbs Ext LOgwood,
10 bbls Copporas,
" Oxallo Acid,
Alum,
5 f. L. Gum Arabic,
" Cases Cab. Muguesia,
10 Casks LIST aud I'd sort Potash,
Together with large assortment OF Drugs Medicineai Dye
stutIs aud PeIlumefy.
County Dealers Physicians will find excellent
soIment to select liom, to supply the sprpg trade:
Boston, March le49. l3iSmo
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NOTICE.

THE subscho having sold his stock of Goods and gone
out Of business, would give notice to all whom it
concern, that hs books and will be kept fO few
weeks al the Uco OF D. II. ADAMS, where he will be in
Attendance 10 make all settlements The business
must be closed. Therefore, all payments must 10 made
without delay. JAMES T.. PHELPS.
WSshcld, April %, ISi9. 2O6
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Dcatbs.

IN ,his village, 9Th inst of paralysis, wife of Col Asahe
WushDu,G, nHod ~.
In Orange Ap inh, Sally wifo of James Wheeler, aged
81 years Printers in Worres'er, Ms are requested, &C.
In Berlin, May 81, Mr. Loander Shepard, ogod 40,
In Berlin, Sd inst Mr.. Edward Sawyer, aged &c.
In Duxbury April 7h, Mis-. Chloe, wife of Chester Mar
shall and daughter of Adonnh Anterior, aged 10 years
In NewLury, 18th ult Mis-. Alba Eaton widow OF the late
John johnson, aged rs.
Tbe,ford Post Mills villOge,l April 90 Miss sophroniu
Wallace, aged 20.
At Wells River, April 10, Capt. Whelaw " Scott, aged
So years
In Catsbury, the 2ls ult Salmon Root, Esq used 6s
formerly OF Montague Ms.
In West Bmttloborough the 25,h of March last, Dea
Nathaniel Suson aged 90 yeats, soldier Of the Revolution
lie was born in marlborough, Me- July 10, 1854.
Ia Alsleed, ~ H., Capt Peer Phelps aged &C.
At the Patapsco Institute Mary land, l4h Instant the Hon
John Phelps nged 70 years, formerly of Vermont.
In East Rupert, March 2st, loi9, Capt Moses Sheldon,
aged 81 years. Capt Sheldon had resided his homestead
here for 05 years. One incident in his history may be
named which viii illustrate the wonderful advance OF hings
in wonderful country lie emignted from Connecticut,
aod his way looked the ground which the city OF
Troy stands, und debeT0ted for time whether he
should purchase it for farm. The only building then
upon II tavern, und the only population, the few in
mates Of that tavern.
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One of their Tricks,

They say DrTownshend Sarsaparlla and fencuts
this false have kepit through the whole year
New Orleans, Texas ind Mexico, South America aud tho
West lndcsin fact the older it grows The better be-
comes. We made few bottles by mistake last Spring and
that spoiled This regretted and Exchanged as soon US
possible. Such accident will never occur again, ais
they attempt to make great story of and say that tho
whole Of sarsapara sous WHOM they are aware that
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29
DOCTOR LIE ROY'S
SarsaparilLa and Wild Cherry
PILLS.

Are the only pills now in that approved by
the Medical Faculty. Dr. Hastings of London, in his
celebrated work, Hastings Consumption" says:-
"When the action of the Naphtha vrup ollowe by
costveness Encouragement of the bowels know of
medicine superior to Dr. lie Roy's Pills. Their
ton is gentle powerful that while the patient
who ism the lowest state OF health experiences not
the least inconv from their operation being
troubled with the least gripping pain yet the
work Of purging and puryn the system is carried
pills that they only purify the whole but
at the time, strengthen and tone it. This great
effect ascribc to the union of the
of Sarsaparil!a and Wild Cherry, which DIR. lie Roy
has happily effected in these pills" See Hastings
on Consumption, page Oh last London edition. They
have also received the unqualified approval the best
physicians in the United States.
o. Price % cents per Box. A. ID. WREN, Agent,
Staunton, Va.
October is, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29

RY virtue or authority vested i'm us by the last
~ Will and Testament of Sam' Finley, decd.
we will proceed to sell on Thursday the 3Oih day
OF August, next, at Public Auction on the premi-
ses. all of his Estate both Real and Pesonal, viz
THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF LAND.
lst.-Meadow Farm, containing about 225
ACRES, having upon 1t large
lBl2TOLE NJ ANSIONo
large Barn, all necessary out. houses, several Of
which are Brick two good Apple Orchards. seine
Is to 20 Acres Of prime Meadow, well watered
and the Timbered Land lays well, two miles from
Greenville, upon the Valley Road.
2rd Tract.-Wood Farm, lies within one mile
of Greenville on the Valley Road, and contains
2J3 ACHES,
100 Acres OF which is finely Tmbered- having
upon it two Apple Orchards, a Meadow, good Log
Dwelling and Barn, one two good Springs, and
branch running through it.
3rd Tract.-Lyng within three miles of Green
vile, upon the Valley Road, contains
40 AOlalsSs
having upon it Log House, very good Barn, an
Orchard, and an excellent Meadow, well watered !;
and sufficient quantity of Timber.
9TH Tract.-Lying near Meadow Farm, con-
tans about 200 ACRES, one-half of which is
cleared, the balance well timbered. There are upon
this Tract good Log Dwelling and Stables, with
considerable quantity of Meadow Land
9th Tract-AdJoining the last mentioned Tract
contains between Three and -Four Hundred Acres
These are denominated pine Lands, they well
I'imbered and watered, with some cleared Land
upon them, and will be laid off in parcels of about
100 Acres.
Also Lot of a ACRES, adjoining the Town of
Greenville.
The Terms for the above named Lands will be
one-iourth of the purchase money paid in hand, and
The remainder in three equal annual inslaments.
There will also be sold at The same time,
s likely Negroes; Men, 5 Women, Girls & Boy.
Also all the PERSONAL PROPERTY, con-
slsting Of The following articles Is head Fat Cat
tie, several Cows and young Cattle; 5 head Of
Horses; about 35 or 40 head of Sheep, some of
which are fine Mutton 80 head of Hogs, and
Household and Kitchen Furniture ofevery descrip-
ton ; 100 lbs of good Wool, &C., sc.
Also-A Fine Large Library, consisting in part
of the following Books: "a Lnge Vol's. Edinb,rg
Encyclopedia :; % VOls. Universal Historu; u
pols History Of England, &c., Sc.
Aso-Farmng Utensils of every description 9
Wagons, and the running gear of two ones
l Cart and Carriage; | new Wheat Thresher ;
2Wheat Fans several hundred bushels Wheat and
Oats, large quantity of Corn at the heap and As
barrels Of Flour lift is not disposed of; Also large
quantity of Hay, Sc, &c. Eight Shares in the
Slaunton and James River Company; s shares New
Shenandoah Company 2 shares Louisa Rail Road
Company.
The Terms for the Personal Property will be
made known at the commencement of the sale
which will continue from day 10 day till all the
property is sold.
MATTHEW PILSON,
SAM'L B. FINLEY,
Executors Of Samp Finley, Decd
| July Is, 1S49.-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-29

A Il a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
"A Gerry held for Augusta County, at the Court.
house. on Tuesday July the 10Th, lS49.
Benjamin Crawford, and James Puin,s-Plain,iiis
AGAINST
VIM Davis, late Sheriff of Augusta County, and
as such administrator de bonis non of William
Goode, decd, John Church.nan, administrator
of Walter III. Tapp, decd, who in his life time
was administrator Of WIN. Goode decd, and
John =. Fulton, escheator Of Augusta County
Defendants.
1t appearing to the Court that the order of account
made In this cause, on the 2Sth November, 1888,
in the life time of Walter H. Tapp the first admin
lstrator, and the children Of the iniestate, VIM.
GOode, hath not been executed and that SINCE that
said Fapp hath died, as well all the children of
said Goode, without issue legal representatives
so as to render the real estate of said Goode escheat
able to the Commonwealth, and his personally der
elicit subject nevertheless to the payment of his
debts, and that the Plaintiffs having amended their
bill, and made Davis, Sheriff, the administrator de
bonis non, Churchman, the executor of Tapp, and
John u. Fulton, the eScheatOr of Augusta County
parties Defendants, and it appearing to the Court,
that Subp9naS have been returned executed upon
the said Davis, Churchman and Fulton, and more
than four months having elapsed as well since the
return day and service of said Subpenas, as since
the filing the Plaintiffs bills, original and amended;
On motion of the Plaintiffs, by Counsel their bills,
original and amended, taken for confessed -
And thereupon the G,use came on to be heard on
the bills original I'D amended, taken for confessed
as aforesaid, an exhibit and was argued by Coun-
sci. On consideration whereof, the Court doth
adjudge, order and decree, that John Churchman,
executor of Walter III. Tapp, decd, who in his
life time, administrator of William Goode,
Decd, do render an account before Commissioner
Clarke, of the administration of his testator upon
the estate of his interstate, VIM. Goode, dec'd and
that VIM. Davis, Sheriff, and SUCH admnis,ra-
tor de bonis non of said VIM. Goode decd, do rem
der before the same Commissioner, an account of
his administration upon the estate of his intes,a,e
which accounts said Commissioner will take state
settle and report, with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himselfor required by the par
ties to be SO stated. And the said Commissioner
after due notice in the Gazette, converting all the
creditors of VIM. Goode, decd, will take an ac-
count of the Plaintiffs claims, together with all 9TH
unsatsfied debts or demands, against the estate
of whatever description, and report the same to the
Court, chasing them according to their respective
dignties or prorties. And said Commissioner will
also report to the Court, Schedule, showing the
quality, amount, probable value, aud where situa
ted, of the real estate of which VIM. Goode died
seized and possessed, to which he wasenttled in
Law or Equiyn possession, reverson or remainder.
Copy-Teste,
MICH. G. KINNEY, c. c.