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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
abe War.

The reported evacuation Of Lsesblrg by Our troops s
suthrr,slively degied 4 runner tbss there has been
more 6zb1g in bS. vicinity has no eoLaruaSou and Is
aot credited.
Toe sRsia Ia Of kl,j sli sounded On our eide, in
the blstls Of - ss YES ~ Of the former and 100 OF
the latter The auubr OF thekl "a aud wounded oi the
Enemy Is 10, accurately kaOTu, ba it Was very large. In
proporor to ours. Six bur ir, and thysavsn OF the
prisoners taken the aid have been brought 70 this
S5.
telegram ron Lyuohburg reports that the Li1osIn-
itss have evacuated tia E.nSShs valley, and that &c
Floyd Is making as " > tOssris Kentucky. Gen. Lee
WAS still At Meadow Br6, and Gen Lorrg had return ed
20 bis former position IN front Of 0hes, mOuu'ai0.
Isl eli. rs stated thai the Potomac IA roE ,G!eua'
IL closed By ba,ee and that vessel hls passed
~ or down Cor two days
AHas on the P-riusrls remain undis,u75ed, far
are advised Fresh runors in circulation relative
70 o1ntsmglssd attack CT Norfolk 5uE no Foundation
Is known fcF them.
Tue Norfolk Day Book CT yesterday says
Yes rdaJ afternoon there vere 60 vessels ia Hs1pton
Rlais Of which 20 were N .n-of.Wsr-smoeg them the
Wabash ans Minnesota.
Tle Grs4r public aad the three mlsted steamer With
be-, both su anchor Nhsre tney FRS, anchored,
and q hor-rs are still on board Of hem.
Tee COIf-cera,e amer AuoE, C,pla Wood left
her y arr Yesterday, q: O'clock under Of truce,
Co. 'Ne purpose o! conveying al ElsIsh seHtemsn 10
QiPoal
Al or remaining IN the Roads iOT couple Of hours
more the Arrow fls.y visited by the Federal gn1.
boat Huniress, and in'oJuacn conveyed that the
handing Offcr Oh Point Dc med receiving any
days Of luce FOR The present.
The Eevbsru O. c } Progress Of Wednesday, SAWS:
Al extra tr. IL arrived here yesterday moruing from
Gold bOro besrirg despIich from Gen. Gltn 10 Gen
Hill Col SrRsgsry aud other officers 10 command in this
sec'iop which he bal lived 0m Gen Huger OF Nor
+ L. the az &; TIA. large Federal feet has fl Nes
YORK for an sJtsCk this piscs and Fort Macon. The
initrnatioa SONS 10 have r,tched General Hugrr
through a ohslls o; alioge br reliable, but support
ed b. eeumssf which did 10; isdy inst,entou to
It. hence be e)umunicitsd the Information 10 Gen Cat
In and be urges upOn the Coer5 in command here 10
push foruaId the works with all possible sHed We
ihitk this Is right tul At the time would
thiI the attack would i about Norfolk somewhere
on The Potomac Il may be a ieiut.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
1ne sestiDg.up pnd se'ting. Out OF n New Gov-
SFnments


The 2si diy OF next February the Government OF the
Confederate STATE will throw d the last ', sge Of s
provisional character and will stand before the world in
al tho aspects and with all the attributes Of distinct
,rd sovereign Confederacy-in outward form nation
sithin league Of independent and eoequsl sovereign
lies Before that day, right to admittance among
,coEuis d uatiouslies will have been conceded by the
principal European powers and not without hope
hat il the intervening time 10 spite Of their blindness
nd faulty, aud the hrce and fiery hate that consumes
sheu the people Of the United States will become
src.d Of the fru esness Of the attempt to subagats
g. and will absud,1 coatsI. only t,5truo i've to them
.ive1
Bat, whether this occur or lot, on tia leXt aunt
gersary c. tho birth Of great eountrymsl sud pro-
,otvpe-WAsuISoToS- countrymaa 90 longer OF
rose Who have forgotten bis principles aud trampled
on h- precep,s begin career as completely or
-sps and independent ConGeieracy 1t IL interesting
o complre the soasot We shall make With tha., three.
quarters of a century ago, made by the Government
from which we have found il necessary to associate,
OURSELVES and TO contemplate the figure will cut be-
tore the world Az article in the New Orleans Piggy
s,ps eusbss US to do SO without reference to other
sources OF information and avail Ourselves Of its facts
aud figures.
The st Congress Of the OOniedeTa'e States, undsr
,he permanent Constitution viii bs composed of twenty
tso SET a ors and eighiy-seven 4 representatives.
The representation will be follows bsng Ia the rA-
TO Of Que member for every 10000 o! population, on
he Federal basis counting three ffths for slaves.
We adj, 10 separate column, the Electoral vote of
a., n Q.,te /, the ConfelgrscV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

The Liverpool Commercial AdssrtisH Gays that the
revenue to the British Government from the American
Tobacco CROP last year, vas thirty millions dollars, ard
to Farce twenty five millions Of dollar Thus Tobacco
herone' potent auxiliary to King Cotton 10 bringing
Eogsnd aud France into an alliance With the COnsde.
rate States. The fact too that while ths governments
csrg these heavy revenues the people deprived
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

One OF n. fauuies: incidents Of the tIues. says the
Relgh Rssisirr, Is the application of Mexico TO lin
c his Administration for loan OF money. We shall
next hear OF Beau Hickman a lender of morey..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
ELECToRAL TI,KEr FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT

ELECTORAL IL KET FOR PRESIDENT AND Wiz
PRESIDENT.
For ne STATE 4. Large
JOHN R EDSUNDS, Hslif'r.
ALLEN T. CAPERTON, Monroe.
l. JOSEPH CBRI TIAN, Of NiddleseL
q CINCLSSATUS W. NEWTON Of Norfolk City
R T. DANIEL Of r es>ond City.
l. WV. = THOMPSON, OF Dnwiddie.
g. WOOD BOULDIN, OF Charlotte.
g. VIZ. L. 6OGGIN, Of Bedford.
ABR RANDOLPH, of Albsmarle.
s. JAS ". WALKER, Of Madison.
8. ASA ROGERS, OF Loudoun.
10 SAsL. O. WILLIAMS, of Shenandoah.
IL. g MCDOWELL REID, Of Rockbridge.
Ia henry A. FOEUNDSOS, Of Roanoke.
Is JAS. ". SHEFFEY, OF SUythe.
"A HENRY J FISHER OF Mason.
Is. JoSkPd JOIN on, Of HlrrisOa-
10 T. Il FU2aUGH, Of Ohio,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS IN GEORGIA.
First dstrict-Julisn Hart,idge Thomas r. Forn,a,
Second district Richard Il. ClIk.
Third district-HInss Holt W. Il. Robinson, Marta
J. Oravford
Pssrsh dstrict-A. H. KEENAN,, Howell Cobb, Of Hous,
ton.
'Iffth dis,hct-Dayid y. Levis
Sixth disaiet-h. O. Y. Hammond, ". ". Ozark.
Seventh tistr'ct-
Eighth district-L. j. GArtIsu Herbert Flelder Jchn
4. Jones.
Ninth dstrlc.-J. P. smnons, Hardy Strickland, r,
W BQham.
Tenth disirics-Augustus q. Wight. L,wson Black,
Lssnder W. Crook.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
so CORRESPONDENTS.

~ Ls. susnss ness % adsres''d 70 hs "S'''o" q
A. Ftsg." .,,t..
Aytass dS o, ~ dpsy t9 no; % Pae'isS
a. ~ - q y - s,Indlag, OEgh . % Ete' " :
tsJsfrt Prom, O5iflgry n0.ioss ercSeo
tag siyhf ll7ss drscttrysi JJ~ ~ UdreTt.senerA
.siisFits g rs'u-1 re- siet cofn1aniec's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

of the use of the weeds deprivation which ocly
habitual users know hov % appreciates OBS not
lightly TO DO regarded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
DIED,

10 ihe faith Of his Fathers the Eds'n9Gt Hc1ss iTyX t.
Dtf .fsal' e, native Of stsSarsou EyrLhs eestAai E
hi, esh year. N
The f1aeral VIII tsk- place - Gsds United Pre,hyeIsl
Church fsbbath, NJ II eetek his fs de- and hoss 0,
his family qassted attend.
Scotch paper pesss copy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
Exos.sGE AND BANKING pousy

kxogtSGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
- CIV. TrseEIi 20
TEyHe txhsSt marie: price pad for Gold ami Ayxr ia s
II 0oasLi and sold on oomuislior.
os26-n w PURCELL 4 On
nHkSS FOH THR ARM just Published, ruiFrra
~ and Dres, OF the Army u IL yeia. oonts rag "a
plt., With laaai!onS Pes u by n. Gpsid o .sls
N"hoisAis aud rstsabY J. w. RANDOLPH, u? hs,n
WAyTED IMwBDIATRLY. Al 1s "a Arl ,r,
W WorEhop On ~ street, hassu sooi M,eb1is App, 10
J. b Bkownn, Superintendent
B9Iscny O. BIIDeI~
oe4s-1 iGi u @ 4 Atll.Ty.
TUsr RkCElvkO, AID for sale at
a. koRRib RooE,'esr,
2o0 gross rayins Cards 100 10 Cedar Pepd o. 1000 tsd
Fees 1868 DO Pea rde l5i dozen Monses Buck IN "
and Poes Books 500 doiei and III 10 hsm Bosla 20.
Ge,pf Win 81 rye ass nent OF ftxtpnegy ora.
nBAURkGAHD, EEL. ". RASpoLPd hX fog sAJ,
~ large LOT OF handsome Photograph 60 eath-DeVs
,epnsns General Johnsoo tsauresard Ga ID III, iin
yoaL Ripley, Jamson and Barlow Coils prpson wsfa I'd
biros hi Anderson; Captain fnsrahA, bsrston an SEA.
np; DE- Gibbs 6ovrrno Brown Adams kens aad Ast ~
~ nee hspossn Piuesss colds asyrs. abet and etbt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

FAMILY vLCUR-In Who'll. ssd hall tbs. 70
IN sSsey GEO WATT Co..
aus TrsnfHn srss<, below EIshsnss astsi
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21

mitted skill. erudi,ion and eloquence. HI
railroad operations have been unsuccessful.
but IL Is by no means certain that they
would not have been SO in any hands a, tha.
time. But If the failure were his own fsul
II would be as illogical as ungenerous Il,
charge that because he could not build
railroads he could not do anything. We
know Mr.. Smith well. and We are confident
that he viii show as efficient, honest and
beneficial an administration of the Interior
Department IS any Secretary since Thomas
Ewing. The charges OF Southern papers
that he Is .'red hot abolitioui>t.' are pure
Judge He is known here TO be con
serystive" Republican. and certainly was
never reckoned among the rugged issue"
men. We may be credited with csndor in
this defense oil Mr.. Smith, for We took no
part IN the effort to secure his appointment
Our preference, from considerations both of
personal friendship and peculiar qualifiea
tions for Office in the Cabinet, were for
Mr. Coiiax We regret that he was rot
appointed, more on the nations account
than his own, fer We believe his position
In the House is as desirable and FAR more
enduring than Cabine, office; but the re-
greet a his failure cannot blind US 10 the
of the appointment of Mr.. Smith
or diminish confidence built upon years
OF acquaintance, that his administration of
the Interior will prove creditsble TO himself
and the country
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21
HOLLOWAY q DAVIS, Publisher
rs

was well known, but he sssd aoA b. feasfal
that he would send him . challsn9e.
Mr.. II lie said he recognised . portion Of
the eensure of Douglas as intended for him.
self. He had already prepared for him .
little speech. TO be found in an old book,
10Th chapter: "Absalom said. moreover. oh.
that We're judge in the land. that every
man which hath any suit or saass might
come unto me. aud would do him Justice. -
Laughter This speech he perserred to
his crude ideas.
Douglas-That quotation would have
great weight Il only showed il was rad
TO avoid argument end to make . personal
attack upon him. He would say. come on:
make attack after attack; get your quotations
iu advance; am ready to meet y0u. The
Senator from Massachusetts, led OF in . mis-.
cradle personal attack. The Senator from
Maine followed. Then the Senator from
New Hampshire came in with what be oalled
a written speech. l expect to give them
some trouble during this session. I know
their schemes. l don't mean that they shall
break up the Union and drag the country
lato war. (Applsuse III the gAllsriss.)
A Senator suggested that the galleries be
cleared 8t
Mr.. Douglas said LAS the galleries will
not De quiet, will say no mcrs." and sb-
ruptiy took his seat. Adjourned.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21
March 2lst, 1851.

that we are opposed to the extension of sla
very. Would not such coarse be degra
ding? Then why compromised Whenev-
er We think about compromising, We should
endeAvor 10 ascertain whether by doing Sc
We gain the smiles OF the Democracy, and
II We do, let US keep hands off The Dem
oeracy are a unit upon the Crit'enden prop
osition. not because they hike them, but they
nope by their constant clanorings for some
thing OF that kind 10 drive the Republicans
into compromise act that will sever the
party into hostile factions, when they will
reconstruct the Democracy upon the ruins
thereof. l have said this much because
fear there is growing inclination among t
Republicans to treat with rebels. Let US be
careful
Milton, during the week, has afforded
little OF interest save the excitement occa-
stoned by the closing exercises OF Mr.. Men
denhali's school. Expecting crowi the
members ot The sch"oi procured the use of
the Al. 4. Church In which hold their ex-
hibition. The preparations gong on III and
around the church tor day or two previous.
had aroused the curiosity OF the town and
vicinity TO such pitch that when the hour
arrived for the exercises to commence, and
even long before. every available space
around the doors OF the building was crowd
ed iuli of men. women and children of all
ages and sizes. impati-ntly awaiting the
opening OF the doors Your ceres ondent
tired his utmost to make his way 10 the
door through perfect wilderness Of small
nsscuiines and big crlnolInes, but the crowd
surs,o and swayed and your corresp3n tent
ielt his pedal extiemlties leaving terra frma
he closed ms eyes and III about n minute
was safety landed about where lie started.
Presently the doors opened, when he again
shut his eyes for tear Of seeing some body
crushed. Air. Mendenhall is good teach
er-his school, from accounts. done WE'LL
cannoI approve ot having the doors e.osed
unti the whole crowd had assembled on
The outside. it had the effect ot cxclu-
dun, most vi those most interts eI Ia the
parents ut tie members of
the school ANON.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21

How DR. ELLrorr WOULD T.xA. Ssoss-
stoNIsrs "A ST. Louis correspondent Of the
indianapolis AE ,ricsn. relates the following
characteristic aneedote Of Rev. DR.. Elliott.
formerly of Cincinnati
Walking up Fourth street. this morning.
l overlook the venerable DR.. Elliott, editor
of the Central Christian Advocate. Just
now, like true patriot. he is considerably
exercised concerning the bad Behaviour OF
the seceders. but he is rs sound % dol.
lar on the question of preserving the coun-
try. His theology of politics was stated in
his Irish way. thus: As a Christian list, I
would not force my religion upon any one
by the sword. nor l could not, If I should
try; but as citizen, tho sword 10 % much
mine as any body's. and l am as much
bound to use it in good canss. ~ any
body else. If an assassin assaults my
family l am not to read psalms % hin. bu,
give him bit Of that which hs win respec
more than psalms.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21
MoRE Texan RAscAL1r1rs-Th. r.

MoEE TExAS .-Th> Texan
revolutiouists have seized and robbsd The
u. ). store ship. which provides oil for the
light houses Of the Atlantic coast. When
m'nts aud forts were taken. the North veee
assured tina, they were held in s.fe. .kssnino.
aud would be paid for by the parties in
possession. The present outrage has not
even this poor shadow Of an excuse.
1T We We were disposed TO b REVENGE.
fui' we nigh. draw consolation from the fsc,
that Texas has sold herself 70 tyrannv
bankruptcy and general ruin Tor . hi
dozen fortresses and few gallons Of oil.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21
Great Hoduct1on
In the price OF
CINGER'S SEWING MACHINES

The letter A. Transverse shastle strsixht Needle Per
p~ndic lar action, Fau4ly sewing Machine secured ~
.~.ntr-n si.tinct scd for
ave dollars, il offered Tor 80
Tn. No Tailoring Machine. that wiz stitch the nness
SnI,. n,.nm SIX Of Leather equally
v,lI and noseiess in iss operation. oaaO
The Ladies OF nd, Ani vicinity are respectfully
.oiirs 20 All and SIS letter msehine Ana sat-
isfs themselves in regard 20 is intrinsic m~Tns
The undersisned sashoriI-d TO sell a
nyicss and give fnslru ctions free Of charge
y B.--Machfnc needles. silk cotton ou. ana eSssy
,h.- .rtie connected the machine business can BE
procured Of
oSce No. - NAic ssrr-s-
Jans iA. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21
. Time ehanpes all thipoa-nv>r I,

. Time changes all things-even the
Richmond Enquirer. II is within the
memory OF some OF its readers that il once
USED the following language in regard to
disruption of the Union:
No man, no association of men, no Stat
or set OF Stat $. has q right to withdraw
Itself from this Union Of its own accord
he same power that kni, US together can
unk MI; the same formality which formed
the links OF the Union. is necessary to dis :
solve 1t; the majority Of States which formed
the UnIon must consent to the Withdrawal
OF any one branch OF it; until that Consent
has been obtained. any attempt to dissolve
the C"'oa, or obstruct the efficiency Of the
constitutional laws, Is tysasos-tressou to
all iuten;s and purposes.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21

Around her waist l put my arm
She felt as soft Is 0 cake
Said she. ''Oh, dear. what liberties
on printer men do takel''
Why yes. my Sal. my charming gal.
Il squeezed her some. l guess
Can you say aught, my chick. against
The Freedom OF the Press.
| kissed her some, l did. by gum:
She colored like beet.
Upon my loving soul she looked
Just sweet enough TO eat:
gave her another buss. and then
Said she. II do confess.
| rather. kinder. sorter like
he FREEDOM OF the Press.''
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21

lEH- The Editors Of the VANITY Fair. -
acknowledge the receipt of tho following
interesting letter from the Hon. Joseph
Laue. of Oregon;
SENT CHAMBER. Washington,
March the third, 18 A 60 onct.
EDS. VANNuRTY FAIR: if god spairs my
life shall seseed with in 20 dase. ionsan
of tcnnysea is fornens, me. but he haint cot
no intellect into him. Sivil war 10 sersin IL
/ wants to here the Cannin Rore. Hist the
the Palmettoe bannir from on top your OTIS
d letit waive TO the Brees. Don't mucillate
this mannerscript and be particlar nos to
make no Misstaiks in ths spellin and punk
,ooate 1t proper, amerykan Staitsmsn sufFsrs
'rom scrJfulus papers which tries to bring
them into ridicool by mucillatin shsrs man-
nerscnpts.
On TO the trey! the god Of Bottles upon
the paimettoe flag.
yours respectfully,
Gosxr Lane
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-03-21

TRAsPARxST SoAP.-Ons poued eomm
oar soap; pint alcohol; Is drops eitrosd
or other Perfums; half OF, spirits Of be-
norm. Have your soap cut very fne.
al In The material in clean IRON kestle.
It sio"io until all is dissolved. Let il
come to boil. then take is up il any s6s
you please. 10 molds or bars.
WHITE BAs soAp-Esght quasasol .u,aer
lbs common bar soap; half poaaA 49,
. oss. aicohol 2 ozs. saltpeaisr: 1 q. -
rat al into "a iron kitsle stir I'LL = dise.l,d
.nen ooii ten minstesy-Euo IL r.
Nei0r HFk<r.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-06-07

THAT LIVE YANKEE DooDLE.-The
New Orleans True Delta of the 25th
has the following paragraph:
The intelligence from Virginia, an.
nouncing The invasion of her sacred soil
by the armed minions of Lincoln, crea-
ted great excitement last evening. Read
ing of the death of Ellsworth, of Chica-
go Zouaye notoriety, the people only
wished that Gen. Butler had been there
to share the same fate That live Yam
kee will, no doubt, be attended to at an
early opportunity"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-06-07
AMOS +. NORRIS ETATE.
CTATE OFV EKMO VIZ.

TATE OF WEE VIC Nc.
y ORLEANS DISTRICT, S.
In a Probate Court, held az Irasburgh, within
and for said district, ON the oath day of May,
A. d. 1861:
Warren w. adams, administrator on the es-
tate of AMOS T. NORRIS, late of Derby, de
ceased, intcstate filed in said Court his petition
in wiring, therein setting forth that said deceas-
ed died seized Of 81 IL acres of land situated
IN said Derby, and being the place whereon said
deceased's family now resides; that sale Of a
part thereof is necessary for the payment of the
debts against said estate; that it Will cOnducc to
the interest of all parties concerned therein to
sell the whole thereof, that the residue Of the
money arising from such sale, after the payment
of the debts, may be put upon interest, or inYes-
ted in stocks or other real estate; and said adj
ministrator prays said Court to grant him license
and authority to sell the whole of said real es
tate, excepting the widows dover therein, but
including the reversiOn of the dover.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, TO appear before said Court at Il session
thereof to be held at Irasburgh on the Goth day
of June, \. d. 1861, that they may give bonds
for the payment Of the debts, and be heard in the
matter of the administrators account and show
cause why license should not be granted as atore-
said.
And this order shall he published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent Stand
ard, a newspaper printed at Irasburgh in this
State the last OF which publications shall he be-
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office in
Irasburgh, this oath day of May, A. d. 1861.
23w3 NJ. CARPENTER, Judge
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-06-07
ALEXANDER lIITCHEL'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VEssNE MONT.

~ ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
At Probate Court holden at IraShurgh with
in and for said district on the Goth day Of May,
1861
/ james Mitchell, administrator Of the estate Of
| ALEXANDER MITCHELL, late of Crafts
bury, deceased, intestate, presented TO said court
! his petition in writing, therein setting forth that
il was necessary that part OF the real estate OF
said deceased should he sold, for the purpose OF
paving the debts and charges against said estate
and that sale of the whole of said real estate
for the purpose above set forth, and that what
NAV remain of the proceeds thereof after pay
ing debts and charges may be put upon interest,
or be invested in stocks or in other real estate,
will be an advantage TO all persons interested in
said estate; and said administrator prays the
court to grant him license and authority to sell
the whole of said real estate, except the widows
dover therein, but including the reveTsion of the
dover.
Therefore it is ordered by said court that pub
lie notice be given to all persons concerned there
in to appear before said court nc a session there
of, TO be held at said Irasburgh, on the 2lst day
of June, 1861 that they may give bonds for the
payment of the debts, and he heard in the mat
ter of the administrators account, and show
cause why license should not be granted as atore-
said.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent Stand
ard newspaper printed ar Irasburgh in this
State the last of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid
Given under my hand at the Probate Office in |
Irasburgh this 29th day Of May, A. y. 1861.
23w3 NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.