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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-15
CANADIAN CIRCULATION.
BY J. + R 4 5 T. r.

Uncle Sam do tell us truly,
This fair question do not shun;
We will make amendment duly
Ifyou'll tell US wha, we've done.
Our offense must be bad one,
What it Is we cant divine;
But our .punishments a sad one,
All along the BCund'ry Line.
Here and there's sympathizer
With secession views, It's true,
Like the Datiy AdrertiseT,
But the rag has readers few,
When your Wilkes went felon-hunting
After Mason and Slidell,
Twas the insult TO our bunting.
Not there capture. made US swell
While old Abe to claim the minons
OF corruption, feebly !eant
Hating 'twixt the two Op MONS,
We card little how it went.
Blu when Abc's emancipation
Edct, ike a sunbeam ran,
Spreadln. gladness through the nation,
Then we rallied for the man.
Though the bloody Times" Of London
Squirt, its venom in despair,
A rs Il. thy froth is undD one
By e masses over there.
And our Queen with grief she how'd is
Mourning for here BOSOM lord.
She must hate the Richmond rOwdies
Aud the vile man-steairg herd.
! must tell t. almost fearful,
1t IS not fiction fam,
That our punishment Is fearful.
You're vindic,ivc, Uncle Sam.
Pray, good cousin. make beginning,
Keep not back our grave offence;
Saw IN what We have been shining
That we may make recompense.
Fey pts plaques were less extensive
Than this poor, skedaddling band
Brings with woes incOmprehensive,
On our now unhapp! land.
M"uching birds of evil omen.
Stalking meanly, -baSely here;
Fying from their country's foemen;
leaving all that should be dear.
Rum-imbibing. cowardiy creatures,
On our manhood libels foul;
They have human forms and features,
But, alas they lack the soul.
Blasting with contamination
Youth and virture in their wake,
Breathing crime and desOlatiOn-
Take them back for meIcy's sake.
To our Maine and Vermont neghbors
We can fearessly appeal,
Having back d their honest labors
For their bleeding cOuntrv's veal.
Sam, if we have much offended,
Our contrition shall be shown,
And our errors all amended,
When New HAMPSHIRE has its own.
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The subscriber offers for sale his situation
where he now lives. on Main street, st John,oury
PLAIN. House, Shed and Barn 100 feet long.
House. two stories high, finished in trs5 rate
style, about three fourths OF an acre OF laho, ven
a first class boarding house. Also, his Lambert
Hastings Farm" containing 220 acres Of land,
good Barns. ? Sheds and Dwelling House, Sug-
ar s Place and Sugar House. The farm can spare
1000 cords Of first rate wood and have enough
left for the use of the farm; worth $l75 per cord
on the stumps, within II miles of the village of
! st Johnsbury. Both situations well watered. II
not sold, the above places Will oe rented 10 gooa
responsible tenants. Inquire of
ISAAC WOODS.
St John sbury, March IA c3Stf
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KENNEDY,S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

I'LL EO MA LIZ LIN lMEN L.
Tie the public called this most excellent
of all Lniments, perfect and speedy cure for all the
aches and pains that flesh Is heir to.
RHEUMATSIM
Is caused by sagnaton OF the fluids, arising from check
ed perspiratio-is cured by few bottles OF Kennedy
Rheumatic Llnlment.
SPRAINS
Are caused by OvereXtenson and Iden reaction OF
the cured 10y few bottles Kennedy Rheu
matte Linment- equally good for man and beast.
NEURALGIA.
The king of all pain is caused by an Inflammation OF the
nerves-is instantly cured by few applications of Kene
dy's Rheumatic LnimeDt.
PLEURISY
Is an Inflammation of the lining the rsis cured by
few bottles Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure of the flesh and smash
Ing of tSsues-is instantly relieved by kennes
Rheumatic Linment.
CRAMP
Is contraction of the muscles, caused by sudden stop
page the fluid which prevents animal life kav
ing free flows cured by applications of Kennedy
Rheumatic Liniment.
BILIOUS COLIC
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and bowe-take
easpOOnul of Kennedy's Rheumatic Linimeni in warm
water every halt hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESS
Are caused by unnatural yness OF the glands-wet
apply going bed and you Will be well liz the
ing.
HEADACHE AND TllR0BBlNG OF THE TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure from nsensble perspratOn-is
cured by few applications OF Kennedys Rheumatic Linz
ment.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACH.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle.
FOR AN LIBERATED SORE THROAT.
You will take teaspOOnul of the Lnmct and fnul
teaspoonflI tiarge the throat twice day In
u days It will be well. This one teaSpOuuul will bt
worth dollar to YOU
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And all inflammation the throat tos> and palate Wit,
Cry hacking cough You Will dilute the Linlnent viii
times lis bulk Of water. garge the throat,
swallow the moisture. This never fails.
II is good for TooTuACHE EARACHE, SwEILED FACE an,
INFIArAATIoN U, every kind. Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured 10y DONALD KENNEDY, RuHhury
Mass. Price 81 cents. Sold by
67-9l JIG. BINGHAM.
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FARM FOR SALE.

hHsA Where Asa Morrill, died in Kirby.
liIll on the River Road leading from Ea>r
ST Johns0ury To West Concord +,
about II miles from each Village SAID farm cen
iains 10 acres best quality Mead"a Land. 20
acres best quality of 1illase, upland pasture Of
the best quality. Weed Land. Sugar place, Sugar
house, Sap pans set in an Arch, buckets, holders,
and dry Wood in sugar house; everything ready
to commence sugaring. All the Buildings on
said farm are new; all necessary out Buildings,
running Water in the house and barn.-ln short
everything about the buildings to make 1t con-
venent and one OF the most desirable farms IN
Caledonia County. One half Of the purchase
money can lay on mortgage on the premises In
twenty years equal annual payments and the other
half the purchaser can have Ia he wishes three
years equal annual payments with undOubted Sc
curity- Possession gwen Immediately
CALVIN MORRILL,, Executor
March y. 1863 3Stf
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ECON Monty IS EALT II
CURE YOUR COUGH FOR Is CENTS.
The best and cheapest household remedy in
the World.
MAD ZAnnC P0RTER.S GREAT rnI-EH REMEDY

Madame Zadoc Purter's Curative Balsam Is warranted
If used according Ia the directions, 10 in all
Coughs Colds hopping Cough, Asthma, and all Aztec
tiOls the Throat and Lungs.
Madame LadOc PUrtcr> BdSam is prepared with ali the
requisite and skill. from combination of the best
remedies he vegetable kingdom aiUT'l>. lis remedial
qualities based lis power assist the healthy ami
circulation O ihe blood through the rLc>- Is
violent remedy. but t-wlTm-, searching
and effective cali be taken by the OLDEST person Young
I est child
Madame Zanc Porter's BaSam has been in h. The
pubic for Is aud has acquitted IFS present sale
simply 10y being recommended by these O have Used ii
to their afflicted friends and others.
MUST lNPogIANI-M Madame ZadoC POrteT'S Curative
Ba>am is sold at price which brings il in the reach
every To- keep lit convenient Tor The timely
Use of single bottle will prove 10 be worth Leo times its
;
NoTiCE-Save yOUr money. Do not be persuaded TO
purchase articles al Is TO 81 which do nai contain the viz
OF the ijcei bottle of Madame Poster Curative Bal
the CC>t Oi mauidCiuril. wink II great that
If almost other medicine and tine low price al
which Is sold, makes the profit 10 the SELF apparently
small. and unprlnCpled dealers Will times recon-
mend other medicines which their profits larger
unless the customers insist upon having Madame POreTs
and other. Ask tor Madame Pcrier's Curative Bal
price Is cents and i'll large bottles - cents, and
take other Ii You MT get II al store You can
/ al another
Be Sold by all druggists and store at Is cents,
and in larger bottles - cents
HALL Il RUCkEL Projectors, New York.
Il. c GOODWIN co, No. II Marshall street. BIOS
ton, General Agents IOT New England 32-5
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In w eStmore, VI, IN the vicinity Vi
w L L o u G H B Y L A h f g.
The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers, 5000 ACRES of New Land in
the town of Westmore. at prices varying from
So to S. per acre, according to quality and loca-
ton.
with mixed growth of Maple, Beach, Birch,
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is rich. dark
loan, and will produce from 25 to 80 bushels Of
Wheat per acre. without manure.
Westmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad. is
increasing in population, and will eventually be-
come one Of the best agricultural towns in Or
leans County.
Such as are contemplating emigration to the
West, or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms at
the East. will do well to take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. A liberal credit
| given. GEO. b. CHANDLER.
! Concord. n. H., Feb 1861. 3lf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The Subscribe having been appointed tg HI. H5,-,.
Probate Court FOR ihe distinct II Caledonia coin.i>, 1S
L. rruciy- eNami:. a'ld adjust .ian> and ,I,,isl
81 al lr-'il>. AGAINST the estate ,.isari Tr,prI
air - PcaclIatn- SAID district Deceased r,lr.-f-
ed i~lllt,f ana the >iK months from 1i a--l,
aaN Il N"T- l>S. being allow q ty said court To IN.
cTViiif> al sid deceased Ia exhibit prove rhcr "a.
>iee'Ne cAin> tstIc igr notice that will srf,S
- ''iv dulles ,i our appointment Al the dwell !:l-,-, %
Ms Mana ID Brown in Peacham IN said t;,tril
oh HE yin dh ui January and the >iay of Nav r,Ar At
"lir >letA IA the 2ilelnoul each said DAYS
LYMAN WATTS.
PETER SHEARER. -ColHr'S
olob THrS- {. CLARK.
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T UMBER.- REMOVAL.

The subscriber has removed to the Hancock
shop at Paddock village; and having put in
new Planer will do all kinds of planning in the
best manner. He continues to furnish all kinds
of lumber on the most reasonable terms. Also,
packing boxes Of every description.
DANIEL COLBY.
st. Johnsburv Nav 8. 4i-H
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CUEWfSSfONER.S' NOTICE.
aFnR6EW SARJFNT,S ESTATE

T 81 CTil-r> La Gili- been app -tl ty lie lg'T e
PIai- Jurl u Ili- di>lri "a Csleinii4.
L. r~o'lrr examine. aud All H. al ,lali- ana demands -
al lsrrsig>. The estate 'SeeTEc "a "a
sic - ~ Jvin>hurN, ~ sd >tl 4 d-o-a-7i. ft.t-
;v1 >lvyld and The iu ui siA months from the - "a
'.aN - %, l>3. hrII= allowed ly >a}1 Css1 go lie
creditors >ail si-C-a>cd. sNAi Il aud PROF. rir
-.-- TIA .ia1;l~ lrf"a give neilC-, ian UIt
ll-t.- lil- duties our ,IiIneI1 a. ak dUtl1-
.l-t 10 ta& J. 81 La Ssrgent ~ J.li>i.rt %
L. Of January 81 sea aAy 4 .i.e
go - co. lNh "a l. 1ncon, On each I'd. >alI GaA
-. aFEI. VILLA lS"-l U.s. I''->-
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Al lRA>BCRG, Jan. l9 and 20
At IENENRERE In ~ Al 90,
1 GRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Tac Annual Meeting Of the Caledonia Coul. ~
Agricultural Soriefy VII be holden a the St
lohn>b;lTE Hou>, ca
TUESDAY, JAN. 80, 1864.
A. tn cluc- \ y Tor III election ri ~ ,fS
:ar he car ensuing, awarding prerlis.,a> 81 II
Crop DlIge>. aud tran>2ctIns any other haSi-
ne>> thought proper.
Persons Intending To apply ral lrC-lieras ,,
rlcid Cu-lnS, are requested To forward ;o r.r
rotary their written statements al least uue rtea
before tle meeting
HORACE PADDOCK. SEoRaTARy
Jan. ), 1864 SOS
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CAUTION TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH.

Dr. DOW. Physician and Surgeon. No. Enjic"tt ST.
Boston, consulted daily t AL diseases incident - the
female system PruapSu> Ct-ri fIl.nc OF the womb.
Flunr Au>. suppression. aud other Menstrual deTauCt
ment> all treated un new pathological principles and
speedy relief guaranteed in very lew days So inydTia-
fv certain i the muie of treatment. that most u
stnate Weld under IT, aud the afflicted person
TelviceS in perfect health
Dr Dow has no doubt hai greater experience in the
cure diseases of women than any other physician
Boston.
Bnar,iirt: accommodations Tor patients who may wish
TO STAY in Boston lew days Euier ms eltmeni
Dir Dow. since lni5 having confined his whole attention
office practice Tor the Private Diseases AMI
Female Complaints, acknv wedges SupeTlo he
United atdte>.
NJ -AlctteTS must contain one dollar. OF they aill
not be wercd Office hours from a -iOgP.N.
Boston July -. 1865. 51-iiOs
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DERSONAL PROPERTY

\ L \ L ION.
lae subscriber having sold his .tsrsa. low Of
iers fo- sale AZ auction,
ON SATURDAY. JAN. l6. 1864,
Al !" o'clock \. Y a; liz place on Soc, Brook
Iaille> frol, fas>umpsic the folloxing ,,rap,rry
>eNtra C'w~, - Sheep. 20 } blood CIV Lambs. I
: earilI-- Calf, good ill00l Sork Horse. -
tens tla:, loo bushels Oats, - bushes Para,acs
S-lc positive ELIJAH ID HARVEY.
J. H. MOoTE, iuctluneer Sl-Sl
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/ Ii Z Il VI o NJ EFT E rs

NeNelai >izcs aid various prices Glass Nj
allic and kab5e- S,ring..S. shoulder braces
Supp 'r,sr> and Tru>>c~ al sizes and raices -
,a,heierS Bed Pans and instruments useful int lac
sick roem for sale l.v sc. BINGHAM
Dec 10. los 4
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CUWNTS SIONERS' NOTICE.
HARYEY q. FRYE,S ESTATE

IL E.lhe Subscribers being appointed ~ The Honp-a-
" %" Probate he district gtln!l--i
erS l. IrUevr. examine and adjust all CaIil> ara d.
l-iad> - al iT>u> against The estate ID iiarR1 e IN.
ale IL Concert IN SIld district. aeUea>v1 Te5f~-
-iii-a ~rtlli and the tenn 81 IA months from Tie a
daS 81 Dee 10 l~Ts tri- allowed hr said cum L. 1le
rrsi'''f- u ea1 deceased. eNaihI AT rvgr 1t'lf
ual-1> 'riur~ IL -.r uvIce. that No U3u ailrl fte
duties ' ,iaiIne:i Al the store 81 'Iuii r. ia
& Gi-siJf she SIil laE l January
l-lh ay u june O'Clock N. aid
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4 MEXICAN x FOREIGN PATENTS
r. H. l. II DN .
SOLICITOR or PATEEr>

SOLH ~ Uk Ur 8-lfE II
Acioi losz.D
- State Street, opposite hilby Stree. Boston
After AZ extensive practi,e 81 upwards f,,,, -
,iilles - >r.aTe Pat-ur ia Ii ID STATE 49, IA
- h.''l rance siil "l'l,r hdcl-l ,,,al.iiirS
'aEAi> Sv,iiaIi iiS. BorltS AS>irr,,.rrS and ali pa
gcr> Draw ;sr Patent s,-,1g1 - m -
a. N.N .'rt@.,a hese' sChes made into american
- s,- '' -flc tte Kal dis ,T GiiIlR - Pa
'+-,,S q i'Nr'i a le-Alor other ssRiuc rendered
= -, -. u - 1he >AIae- tusdt> q ilt t4lIlN "a
coded ~ IS asir
ne ASeilcs :loi Only the largest in N-H Er-2-la,
1 .lIyeniOr> have advantages ."r SECURING
"a a>oeTtainills The Iaieuiailliy O. iaFe1l''-
. 49,, -. tS : npi lnaeA>srAlN @-i'-I' = a.
-. "a prove that none ! more Successful al IN
S5ti'' oi,e iasi tie subscriber; ald -, ! The
Ae A> abundant believe. and prove. taS1
a lo ,.irr KIND the chSrze, Tor 7,iely.
Il services moderate The immense praCIic- 81 the
subscriber iuT- twciy past. la euaulec2 hi -
accumulate vast collection o specifications and Ulal
These besides ~ extensive library Of legal and me
Saill works and all accounts 81 patents granted n IL c
red States and Europe, Tender him able, besnG -aes
nol-. - cier superior facilities obtaining Paleli>-
Al Necessity oi journey Washington. 10 procure
patent aud The usual great delay there here save
Inventors
1EsrIuoHIALs
Il regard MI. Eddy ui the inuSt CapAuae and
ueoe>ei Il PRACTITIONERS, with Nhin nave al "IncIAl
inleToOurse.' CHAS- MASON,
lhave no hesitation ASSURING ii.enisr, ihat they
o-hhD employ person more 4d = Isl 81 s-
and more capable Of putting theiI applications IL iorLl
10 SECURE them a early and 1aygTale consideration
al The Patent ,g4irr EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner a. Patents.
MI r. n Eds has made Tor me Il applications.
az but one m which rateniS have been -Talted and thar
Is now pen.ln- such GanistAkeaoie reef IL great ai
and abiity al rs part lea i L. recommend al lnven
tors 10 arply e. him procure their patents they
be sure M Nll, the faithful all rutiOn t>t0Eed
their "a scs. AMI a a very reasonable Charges
JOHN TaG,SART
During eight months, the subscriber ia his
lar. practice. made twice rejected applications. 10
appeals every oi which decided IL his favor, hE
the Commission Oi Patents. K H. EDDY
Boston, Dec ~. 1851 VI
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
JOHN McCoLL.s ESTATE

At Probate CourI held al 81 Jolsury ia Saf1 ii-,t
the sdday ui Jan A ID i>t4
Whereas. Robert Harvey. aiIniuStrAiar on lie e.rst.
John Mccoll late Of Ry-clie in said af-r-f-r
ces>rl .pTsf>eS la render ui > arilr>-r,
i'i AMI L. present his account against sad f y
.i and ALLOW for the purpose filaA,,- nara
I'i ARD distribution ii the rFSdue 81 said l-
al ead anon. the persons who Ar In AN
cIii'c- Il the Same--lt = fhercia?r ordered is
court thai The under consideration and
H. heard - The Probate Office Jolilslrury m the tll
iaS - JA;I A 10 lS6i AnGI l. igTIiser urJered. lAi
al cT>oll> Interested tc ruiiiled hereof lv publication Il
oulN "a the record oi This order in tie Caca llllt-
Ell II ~ Julr>buTr. three weeks suCc,->iNrlN previous
10 >L'i TINE oi hearing. thai ther Eay appear and
contest the allowance OF said account. Ihty cause.
aid also lT heard hr said The matte. Il
PARTITION and distribution vi said estate
bE ilr court.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

Vermont Board If EdaCati,r.
SDrKETi EE : OFFICE. Dee. lNl3 I
Teachers institutes fl tie Cou,liirS # OF
cans, Essex and Caledonia viii be he'd a. fol-
los
Al lRA>BCRG, Jan l9 and 20
At LCNENBURG Ian. - a-.l -
Al PEACHAI, FEB : aud l.
Inc institutes Will continue IN scs,,ur .rarl. =
-gu DAYS commencing at9 4 N Al friends I
eG9ra,lun are invited 10 attend TeXn >s,.rrla-
tcndsnt> are desired Il see that Ieari,,rs ~. ,,
r;hJd and urse them To attend. Clergyalen are
invited 10 give notice from their pulpit@
NH-Sl = ADAMS. Sc--t-a-y.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
DACK PAY AND BOUNTY

Back pay and bounties due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto by acts of Congress, will be OBJ
tanned by the subscriber for reasonable cUmpen-
sation. CHARLES c. NEWELL.
East Burke VT July s, 1862. 2tf
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tnecdOtc of Gen. BufOrd.

TIE late Maj. Gen. Buford, than whom
probably no commander was so devotedly
love! by those around him, was offered a
ma; r generals commission il the rebel army
when in Utah. He crushed the communica-
ton in his hand, and declared that he would
live and die under the flag Of the Union. A
few hour, before his death, while suffering
from deiirium, he roundly scolded his negro
servant, bu; recovering himself temporarily
he called the negro to his bedside and said
t. him 4" Edward hear have been scold-
ing you. did not know what | Was saying
You have been ia;lhtul servant, Edward
The poor negro sat down and wept as though
his heart was broken. When Gen. Buford
received his commission at major general, he
exclai ned, " Now, | wish that | could live"
His las. inteligibie words, uttered during an
attack OF delirium, were: Put guards on
al the roads, and don't let the men run back
t. the rear This was an illustration OF The
ruling passion strong in death, for no trait
IN Ger. Buford's character was more conspic-
uOus than his dislike to see men sk,lking or
hanging on the rear ashington Chronicle.
LORD Lyons PREDlCTION-Ou people
have ct to the point where they make very
little Of the prediction of any man as to the
end OF this war, no matter how eminent or
ordinarily sagaclous he may be. Until good
rrt,pr, therefore, can ne snOwn to the con-
trar!, Lord Lyons reported prophecy tina,
the war will be terminated r three months
VIII DE- put on the same shelf with Mr.. Sew
ards once famous serl:s of predictions. 1t
Is barrel possible, however. that Lord LYONS
COMMUNICATIONS with the British Consuls re-
Gently harished from the South may have
furnished tim with information which can
BE- ii 'd from no other source But we can
Judge better when We learn the actual state.
mtnts ma !e or this head by Lord Lyons tc
Earl Russell, together with his reasons there
for.
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Attest, ASA 1. FRENCH, jude.
AiTGs copy Of record.
49, Attest. ASA L. FRENCH Judge
- ATE OF VERNO Nj

~ Caledonia District, -.
In Probate Court. holden the Probate q ia 81
Ju.>',urT. GA The 25lh day II December. A u. l>6s
An Instrument pLIpaTiit4 10 be the last 4 al
ts:,Il Thomas " Nnoe;il- late Hard AoS ia >aiA
di>iTJl. ;tcyt~ lcin- presented The d JaI-~
? SIrc-il The executor It-T-n naned probate
q : ,rrs- i aid court, that all persons sail,tlli
t-en Ice mol Ned 10 appear Al session 81 said Com.
lr ia The Probate pioc JoiIi>.I itt.
l5ih DAY al jan >ai ana show cause, any II,
.i-giii>i the Probate % said Will Nl frII-
s-e further ordered. fAaI copy oi Ihr r,.-d q
This T ~ t,, i.lli>h,i fErec Weeks -luc>>Et, -i
Ca.elonian. Iriie1 JohIsary previous L said
time appointed lur hearing
ASA l.. FRENCH. Jadse uf Pr,la.r.
4 true copy Ui Record.
.gel Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH. Jude Il Probate.