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CAROLINA Inn
CON
CN.ERLOTTE, NC

TaviIE above establishment, situated 30 F
Street, third lot North Q the Publ
in the town OF Charlotte, has b Ten constau'
oren BY the present Proprietn, from the
January lSi0 to the present ime, for The
modation of the Public, and vii eonliIuC
lep, open for the same purpo, }.
The Establishment has bet enlarged rr
proved 10 very cor siderabl extent ~ ..l .
last two years-lhc entire bu ding is ~ aI..
repair and is 50 constructed that all the
have abundant light aud can ventliatel g
sure.
The Stables are rot n 'eri y 70 ans LroH
TO any similar Establishment IN Weston ;
Carolina; and care will be ,ken that ltr,,.
always be supplied with sbu dance d g.a1 "a
and provcudcr and attended y iaith'u lat
rienced llostlers.
The Subscriber will use cry eHcrion D. /.
satisfaction TO all who may atTouiz Dbl u
and hesiiate' not 10 say thai from ton YEAR
perierce he will be able to h rp o. iIc go.
da,lon at the Carolina Inn, /, s'yle ug. sas#.
ed by any Public House in e inteiior count
aud he takes this opppr'uni 10 return b.
dial respects to a generous ubic TOT pa +.
and respectfully sollcits .on,iHuIrc- VI &
patronage and confidence.
DRONERS can, at all tin cs, he su0r ID i
convenient and we'll enclose lots, tFc, d. Cha
and furnished with grain at how price.
IL The Charlotte aud {. mden 81 sss AZ
and depart III weekly.
JENNINGS EERl
Oct. Is, 1910. jla
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MISCELLANEOUS
From the .NeU York Organ.
SOMETHING WRONG:
Or The Why, and the Wherefore
BY 7. 5. AaTHtR.

James Carver was 90 intelligent, industl T
QUE man, with habits OF the s,rcest economy
vet, from some cause, which was mystery
10 himself as we'll as TO many OF hrs trends,
he neye, could get ahead 10 the world Sew
eral times had he commenced business tor
himself in small way, but, as often had beea
comoeIled 10 abandon his etfIr to get above
,hs dsad level Of a cletkshlP. There were
many sho highly esteemed him. AID Who
h.. had every reason 10 believe, would assls'
him; but, while few Of them taxed ia'r',
and expressed great deal OF interest none
seemed wiling to risk any thing when he sp'
pl,ed for credit or pecunlsry AID.
A, the nge Of thir,y.ss, Carver found nun
self With a family Of five children on ms
hands, while his salary, as Gle K, vas bi'
eish, hundred dollars.
"This will never do" SAID he to himself
"My family is getting larger aud more es
pensiye. and must have an increase Of ~
]
"a, htIlc capital. Ahmel l'n, wan, OF cap
ital 10 the drawback. II | ouy had a tes
thousand dollars.
while such thoughts we're IN his mind,
gentleman who had made his acquaintance 10
cen,ly. and who saw lha, no was active, intel
lipent and industrious, IN business matters
said 10 him =
"a man with your habits and Qualification
ought to be in business for himself
80 think, replied C,ver, affecting al
indifference he did no, feel.
"why don't 2 oa make start 10 The world
This vege,a.ing as mere clerk Is not IN
ihihg. Have you no ambition =
"Oh, yes; I'm ambitious enough.
"Whs. binders, thcn1" vas inquired.
"Wsn, Of capital" replied Carver.
"Your knowledge Of business is capital
"Yes; bu, it isn't money capital
"Trus. STILL there are men abo have lh'
kind of capital, without tho business 'alen
required to use it TO advantage, Men wi
would be glad to unite their money with 30
ability"
"Yes, l kcov there are such men IN u
world. But. thus far, | have been unable
find them"
This gentleman unused for some time. Thu
he said
IL have . few thousand dollars; and wou
ike 10 iuyss, it in q safe aud profitable bus
ness. Beyond this, if find use for i, ha
credit TO . considerable extent
The heart of Cravsr began to boa, mo
quickly.
"Come around and see me tonight" sn
tho gentleman, sand let US talk over tn
matter. Perhaps we may agree upon SON
thing tha. will be for our mutual interest"
During the day. this gentleman met
friend 10 whom he said
"You know Csrver1"
"Oh, yes, very WELL"
"ais character 10 fair !"
"vsry fair"
"Hs seems an active, intelligent man."
"Hs 10 all that"
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NOi lie.

"Thoso Kaliforny fellers talk about going
round The Horn !" soliloqu'sed Shoes''cks the
other night on the canal bridge. "ke'ch
me going round the hornl never went
round horn in my life venever finds one
in my way alters drinks it up-l does
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r9GyNy.
Life is Sweet.

"Oh, life is sweet !" said merry child,
And love, l love to roam
In the meadows green. meath the sky serene
Oh. the world is fairy home.
There are trees hung thick with blossoms fair
And flowers gay and bright;
There's the moons clear ray and the sun lii day
Oh, the world is q world Of light
"oh. life is sweet (" said gallant youth,
As he conned tho stored page;
And he pondercd on the days by gone
And the fame Of former age.
There was hope in his bright aud beamlng eye
And he longed for ripper years
He chung to life--hs dared lis strife
lie felt no dread nor fears
"Oh, Ifs is sweet" came merry
From the lips Of fair young bride
And a happy smile she gave tho while
To the dear one by her side.
"Oh, life is sweet! for we shall live
Our constancy to prove;
Thy sorrows mine, my trials thine.
Our soace in our love"
nOh, life is sweet !" said mother fond
As she gazed on her helpless child,
And she closer pressed TO her gladdened breast
Her babe, who unconscious smiled
my life shall be for thee, my child,
Pure, guiltless. as thou art;
And who shall dare my soul 10 tear
From the tie that forms part
"Oh, life 10 sweet (" said an aged sire,
Whose eye was sunk and dim
Ills form was bent-his strength was spent
Could life be sweet to him
Oh. yes. for round the old mans char
His children's children chung;
I'D each doar face and warm embrace
Made life seem ever young.
Thus life is sweet, from early youth
To weak enfeebled age;
Love ,wines with life. through caro- and strife,
10 every varied age.
Though rough. perchance. the path We tread,
And dark the sky above,
In every state thers's something got
To live for. and to love.
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for more. But take my advice and get
partner with capital as soon as possible.
The notes we're drawn, aud the friend tooh :
them and wen, hi, way, leaving Carver even
more troubled and oppressed in mind. lie no"
,e, himself more earnestly to work to got cap
ital in his BUSINESS. After an eii'rt OF come
two months. he succeeded in fading man
ubo had ten thousand dollars to invest, and
who listened with inicres, TO what he hao 10
propose THIS man had bu, recently arrived
in the city, and was no, very largely acqua'o''
ed. His name waSWilliams. a ie" 'n'e'.
views showed CarWr, that be was shte"d'
calculating and far sceipg-lust the man 10
co,nexion With whoC, no could make lortune
certain. Williams entered inlelligenily lnto
all tho ds,ail. Of his business and compre'
bended, almo., ins,ipclvely, i,s wants aud
, capacity. S,,i,Ged With that, he next ~he"
70 work 10 satisfy himself sbou, the man who
e had proposed to him a co partnership.
# "Wbat is the standing OF Mr.. Carver
!. asked Mr.. Williams Of the first person TO
y whom he addressed inquiries.
"ln xha, respect 7" was answered.
>, "Does his character stand far !"
}. YES; very fair"
@ "fIe seem, like man Of business"
i. "And he i. all he seems. llo does not gel
y on very ~ell but il 10, maGy from want
d of capital"
ID Z" So he Informs me-
I'd "Ah you've cOuversed With him on tbs
he subject
to Yes. The fact IS, ! have some 'aoogh
o Of forming cu.par'nersh'p With hun
rs' Have you indeed ]"
an There wa. a wan, OF hcarilness 10 ib'
,s tone Of voice with which this vas made, tina
nd Mr.. w ,lliams could no, help Observing
I'm "Ye.," be replied. =" lie has good bus
,ud meas, rhich may be increased, TO almost an
on e,,cn, by The addition OF capital.
b, 81 believe so myself" was answered
ION Poor Carer I'd Ike 10 see him get aon!
Hs's clever fe'lo., and as faithful 10 hos
lsl. ness "a man can well be"
10 "Al be wants is capital.
AZ; M; no, all. But checking himself
ng, ought no, 10 "a, tins.
INK "Wha, docs he lack beside, capital =
~" Excuse me, cir. II you please. spo
YER, ,hou,h,lc..iy. more honest, lndustuo
man DO not believe can be found"
the Bot, my dear SIR, said Mr.. William
"you have raised question IN my mn
ouIi Have created vague doubt, that must be
moved by certainly, OF csrna think OF ~
end. ing any money IN Mr. Catver's business.
&c I'm yer, sorry to have produced such
Tor effect" VAS replied. Il DID no, mean TO
uir so. Nr. Catycrs man ~hon ! resp
SO, aud esteem. So Ear from htoaing 'tta"
uble h,,~ay, | would do every thing IN my poa
ne. consistently, TO help him along"
tit. An you say" Answered Mr.. Villa
ed, only satisfies me, tha. there 10 somelh
wrong aboa, MIR. Carver. Elure lgn"ts
yet. a, 10 ~ha, thu. IS. viii be more fatal to
10 to ARRANGEMENT, thsn even a kaosledse Of
much fact
keep II rrcre, to hear you say this, re'u'
ak. tho seotleman. II don', know that the
h." Zee: 10 which ! alluded is a very serious
u 10 indeed, am sure IT Is moi 10 bis case
e he VIVA, /. is nature 7
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Delivery Bond fer sale "''

ATTaCHNF for sale Nc
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Cold Chains md fACgS.

AND
VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS. TbEi
WARE, SOLID WARE. SILVER PL8.
CASTORS aud CANDI Isl Il rs, sd s.
All of which he will dis ,oSe U! ou ag-aa
ting terms
lfGuid purchased.
THlHAS E0Tia
Charlotte, Oct, 5, 1919. ils
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Gold purchased.
DIR. lAsfFfEi'S
.Abyssinia Mixture
For Catarrhs, Intiucnzl, tostivencss, I rs
v,l, GtnorrIe. eject, fluor Abu., g.
Whites, Weakness, Destruction. Sc

GGLp HIT NC, AuG IL,
DR. J kuhl- Dear Sir;
You will please iurwar to MS as saor IS
ven,cnt, fresh suppl, OF t le ReSt0rer o. he .
and the Abyss'nia Mixture, ". have sH.tH
some time The kcstoI IL and tho pa
Powder, have proved to be very efaaas
fullness OF the chest, Rhcl tmatsm, Sore {.
Examinations OF he Eyes, i'ebl!ltN auo 9.l
ME diseases. We warTai led the ABB SSH
ture to every patient, and no one has a,a'a
the money returned, but on the cunF#s
one has praised its great 'anat ss pa4ti
We remain yours, resp cltuiiy.
A X ID ", HON ~
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Jewelry +! JeweIry

TEyH + Subscriber has ret rncd from Oh. y
Il aud is now receiving md operlng
RICH AND VARIED iSSORTMLAI
u S-li El-EZ =
He has selected his stock wi h great care art
purchased a MORE EXTENSIVE q Is
has ever before been open d in this place
mong his variety will be fo',n
so Genii,men and L1tiss Gold and =
Irh Si'uer l. rer a. d Lpim
u,..I(EraG % IN q 9,
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TEl.Ns.

TEl,MS.
TWO DOLLARS per mum IN a i,,'.. -
DOLLARS and FIFTY CEN
be DELAYED three months and u ,,5.,
LARS if not paid uni the close OF -
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CoscoRp, \ c., Jul, .-i

CoSCoRD, n C., july --t#
DR.. kuhl-Dcar Sir:
We have sold out Il Of F., our hby sSlrlaE
IT has given entire satisf ,ciion 10 all tho,
have used it. We have arrau'ed The 81.
Mixture IN all cases on OF ! own account
can say, 1t has ueyer 'Rtle D. We haze da
for more OF the Ably ssini. Misture} land 6
please send us as soon as possible sue 4
which will answer the or lat demand
Very respectfully tours,
P.llFER 4 l0n
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Letter from Majo, Dag Md Nc Dgg4&
Greek PoN Once.

Letter from Majo, Dag Md Nc Dgg44,
Greek Pat Ofcs.
iiooRE CouNrY n. c., De %. Il
DIR. J. kuhl--Dear Siii
A Iody in this county afflicted wl'h ~
complaint, Proiapsus Uteri, flnor Mus.
somewhat dcrangcd minc caused by o5sia.
was for about twelve mo lths ATTENDED q =
our eminent physicians, without any Guy
every one successfully dc clared her lo'afl.
that size had TO die. Sm then procu'eu w.
ties of your Abyssiuia liNiurc from "s'
cured her entirely. She has since "'a w, u
is in perfect good health ind happy i,t
sin.a Mixture has likewi proved very Gu :.
in many other diseases, Ut parucn any Z
diseases, in which il sht uld have tue P'
of all others, Yours oh ID emily,
" pU;ALD McDuGl.
Price for the Abyssinii Mixture PEI
cents, 81 % & So so.
Likewise on hand and Tor sale, ", ~.
sioror, Universal Plaster Gold NlnC pa.
4 J llOLiuN' az
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4ftarkets.
Cambridge Cattle Market, oct. 30

Reported foF The Boston Daily Advertiser.
At Market 225 Cattle, shout US Beeves, l40 Stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and Caves, and Thee
Years Old, and Yesiiines.
Prices-MaIket Bee-Extra 5000 per LIST quality
$780, 2ne quaiy $500 Sd quality $3.50, ordinary e30o
$50, $780,
Hides, $780, cw;. Talow, IS 50 a SIS.
Stores Working Oxen SIS, Il, SEQ %.
Cows and Calves, SIS, %, 30, and 40.
Yearlings, 81, 10, aud Sl3
Two years old so, Is, and 81.
Three years old, SIS, % and 81.
Sheep and lambs, 1924 al Market. All sold.
PmcEs-Estra So AIS and 7. BY lot $3.50, 2,o0 $50
and > IS Swsne-Retai 81 &c.
III the Fitchourg Railroad, and 81 the
aad Lowell Railroad loaded with cstie shsep aud
horses, and fowls. .
Remarss.-The market is about the last
week. sheep and lambs have brisk prices
nearly all sold before u O'Clock, Nj.
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AURIN RALPH,S ESTATE.

Subscribers having been oppoued by the Honorable
Probate Cout for the District Of Washington, comnls-
soners to reoeve examine and adjust all claims
mnnds OF all against the estate of URfN RALPH
late of Warren in said district, deceased in
SOLVENT and the of months 4th dav Of
,ember 1850 allowed by said Court the creditors Of said
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims
fore us-Do give notce that will attend the
appointment the dwelling house OF Daniel Ralph in
Warren, in said district the Mondays of Janua
April, ls5I, clock p NJ N each of said days
LEAFS BAGLEY, Commits
DANIEL RALPH I sioners.
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- - 20 80 H5sa W . S<StsAACs
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at Mont
Washington District, peie, within and for said dis
srci, the lst day OF No, ember, A u 1850.
HORACE HOLDEN, Executor of the hast VIII and Tea
lament of Lewis Mel roy late of Middlesex in enid
ceased presents his administration for settlement
Wheeuron ii is ordered that the be referred
I'D day Of November next at ten O'Clock enoon the
Probate Office in said Montpelier Tor and allow
srd that all concerned be notified hereof pub
lica Of this order the Vermont Watchusn I'D State
Journs newspaper printed at Montpelier, three weeks
excessively, be- thai they appr ar
at said time AMI place, they cause object thereto
By order of Caurt
90 Attest T R. MERRILL Register
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A Revolutionary Soldier. On the dry of the
great meeting OF the secessionis,s at Kingston,
q revolutionary soldier, returning to his resid-
ence in Cobb county, on the railroad, noticed a
crowd gathering, though his eyes were so dim
that be could not very well See them. He asked
what all that meant He was told they were
trying to get the people to dissolve or secede
from the Union. Whereon he dropped his with
cred face, and seemed to be in deep distress for
one or two minutes; after which he raised up
his head, and with falterng voice said, On,
don't do that I'LL | am dead" While be utter
ed these words, the large tears chased each 9TH
er down his time worn cheeks. He was told that
u great number of men would try TO prevent
them, 10 which he replied, do NJ let them do
it till am dead .'-.7tianfa [ Ga.) Repu6. .i4
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Ucatbs.

Ia Williamst Oct, 18th, Mrs Clifford aged IS. HsI
house discovered be fire. and she envsloped ia
fames-iead
Oct. 80, Mrs Sarah, wife of VIM. House, aged AZ
Nov. %, Miss Euaice Williams, aged "a
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hand resting on the ends OF a bundle of sticks,
the United States; the left foot is trampling on
a crown, while the left hand is raised to the
heavens. The idea lie poetical, the design ex-
cellent, and the execution will upquestionably
be in the FIRST style of art. However Unpopular
such production may be in the military dom
mon where il is being made, its popularity in the
United States is certain. We generally SUI pose
that sculptors do their own marble cutting. But
this is mistake as it is done by more mechan
les, who can initiate the models, though they
cannot originate. NEs
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- oMEB0DY SAID the place for Ladies go Tor RICH
- GOODS OF ALI. KIN DS was at KEITH & BARKER'S.
MOSES SCALES EsrArE.

TATE OF VERMONT, The Hos the Probate Court for
District of Randolph, s. the District Of Randolph.
To all persons concerned in the of Moses Scales
late Of Tunbdse in said DISTRICT deceased, Greetiny.
WHEREAS, Beniam Durkee, Adninistrato Of the
w Estate of The sand deceased proposes rendering
count Of MS and presen,ng his account
gdnst said estate, for allowance, OF said Court
to b. held the Register office Wet Randolph SAID
Distiet, the e3i day OF November A. ID. 1859
Cout, the time and place aud show If
yon have, why the should be allowed.
Dated at Tunbrdse said District, this 29h day OF Oct
A. d. 1850.
80 b. HUTCHINSON, Register.
STATE OF. vERMoNT, In Probate Court held Mont
Washington District pslier within and for said dis
trici OIL the 3lst day Of October, A. ID. 1850.
M RS SOPHRON!A ;. CARPENTER, cxecGtIix Of the
of No:tbfed district. ceased makes application
TO said cout representing that the said deceased
lifetime under 10 writing decd Fenno Cum
of Moretown, said district certain piece of land
described follows wit "a piece Of land containing
about three acres and the buildings thereon, in
village of Moreo~n, called Moeicwn follow, being part Of
the I'd Division Lot drawn the right of Stephen Hull -
and praying for license deed ard convey SAID land
scribed according such contract agfeeay the
IN such case n'nde and provided.
Wheeupon is ordered by said cor that said npplica
ton be heard thereof be held the Probate
oce in Montpelier, the 22d day of November 1850, and
oft time and place appointed for hearing ,hseo
three weeks succes-Gvsls Vermont Waterman
state Jonrna newspaper prmed Ut Montpelier, previous
TO said time appointed
By the CoaIt, (sy HEMAN CARPENTER Judge,
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ARGENT PLATE.
JEWELRY AND SILVER
SPOON MANDATORY.

DuiNNEY & MEAD keep constantly on hand az good an
i assortment of SILVER WARE OF their own msnufic
be found in this State, will sud pr
which cannot tail to suit customers.
FINE JEWELRY OF uil kinds, Gold Chains &C., M nu-
factu,ed to order from California Gold. d.
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~ GORGE GARDNER CO., Liberty Square, Boston,
" sale Parallel Railway Axles Of superior quality
The paraie Axes, IRON late experiments in England have
been shown by Mr. &. B. ThoIheycro, To be superior TO
an others in
Oct. l5h, 1885, Win
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ntarriasrs.

In Wi'arnstown Dec. 30th, BY Rev. E. w. Taylor, Mr.
Daniel Bacon o Miss SaIah X. Edson, both OF w.
In East tpscr October 81 by r. T. w. Vincent Esq
Mr. Harvey Car and Mrs Enee I. Russell, both oil East
Montpelier. Fee received.
In peacaam October 9Th by Rev. A. G. Button, Mr. Levi
F. Kin sbuy, OF Milford Mass. aud Miss Judith A Eown,
o Peacham.
In n. Danvers, Mass. Oct 20, 10y Rev. Mr. Fletcher Mr.
Max Gdden Miss Mary Jane Baohelder both of DAN
vers
Troy October e2d, by Rev. G. W. Piper, Henderson C.
Wilson, Attorney Miss Mary Ann Porter, both Of that
place.
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WATCHES Il JEWELRY.

pHlNNEY MEAD would call the attention OF Mem
bers OF the Legislature and Others the fact
have Jut ed om Boston and New York. addition
former stock, the complete Of art
clos line be found this State. We
have large and splendid Of GOLD & SILVER
Watches, most OF which imported hy ourselves,
and will bear comparison with any. GOLD PENS, whole
sale and RETAIL manufactured expressly for traIe
Lajes' and Gents PINS, RINGS of greatest
variety OF patterns. GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD GUARD,
ROB, and VEST CHAINS GOLD KEYS. GOD and
HAIR BAND BRACELETS. SILVER, SHE'LL, BUf-
FALU and HORN COMBS. CANES BRUSHES Of oil
kinds. Cbidrens Toys in every variety volins Bows
Bass vol and Violin Strings and Bridges Lubn's PERU
meIy Of all kinds Yankee Notions and in sior whcut
tempting enumerae, would say and al, IL
you in Of anything in line, just give CALI
and will engage suit you in kind, quality and PRcE.
d. Watches and Jewery Of every description sea,ly
repaired and warranted.
Jewels replaced line watches, and warranted good
the original. d.
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Abner Strong,s Estata.

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Probate Coun
District OF Randolph, for District of Randolph
20 all persons concerned in the estate Abner strong
late of Orange. in said district ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WHEREAS Luther on he estate
" Of said deceased proposes render account of
administration and hts against said estu
Cor allowance Probate Court at the Probate
Office in Washington, said strict, the 4th Tuesday
Of November Dext-Thefeicre you hereby notified 10
sppear before said Count time and pIuce to
shew cause if hive, why sand should
he allowed. Ivy
Given under my hand, at Washington in said District
this sd dav OF October, a ID 1851.
RaRTUOInMFN Iod~s-
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1850
RENy.H.ADAm,s EsTATE.

STATE or VRRMoNT,l In Probate Court keM 1t
Washnsso1 Dfiet ss Mestpsiier within and for aid
district, on The lHsh day Of October. A. D. 1850,
VI BENJAMIN II. ADAMS, late ofyvaitsfeld, in said
district, dscoased pressas bis adniaatin account for
Is ordered the be referred 10
the 18th day Of November next,
ss the Probate Once in said Montpelier, for examination
and allowance and that concerned be tilted hereof,
by qualifications Of this oder in the Vermont Waterman
and State Journal nied Montpelier, three
weeks successvsy may be. that they APP
pear and said time and place. they cause
thereto. By order Oft curt,
81 Attest, T. B. MERRILL, Register.
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RICHARD MARTYN'S ESTATE.

subscribers having appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District OF Randolph, commits
sonsrs examine ami adjust all clams and de-
mands Of all persons against The Of Rich'd
of said district n.o
vent, and the Of six months from the 10th day Of Sept
A. 1885, being allowed by said Cou to the creditors Of
lid deceased exhhit and the respective claims
before usGve that will attend the duties of
appointment at the dwelling Of widow Orpha
MaTty0, in WiIiamstown, said dstrict the secune
Mondays Of December, and Marct nex O'Clock in
the afternoon. each Of sand days.
EBENEZER BASS. Commis-
AIvAH SINUNS, }sioners.
Williams October 70. A. d. 1850 ga