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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-07

hey are happily very rare. Clergymen
litfer much in freshness, pith, point and
snap, but they are amazingly alike in
hard wearisome work. They have
delightful office, full of pleasures and
>atisfactions, and compensations, but no
,ess full of toll. No minister who is true
would think of laying down his work,
except at the dictation of age or inirmi-
~, but many "A minister wishes in his
soul that every one in his parish knew
low short a twenty-four-hour day is in
which to do all he wants to do.
Wherefore, kind reader, be thoughtful
If, and a little indulgent to, your min
ister.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-07
Graal.
Guardian Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, | In probate court held at the
Caledonia district, probate Office in st. Johns
bury within and Tor said district 18th day Of
January A. ID 1867.
Albert & Chadwick. guardian Of Clara Maria Gage,
and Josiah Gage minors heirs. Geyisees and lega
tees OF Josiah Gage late of ST JOhnsburv in said diS
Iric deceased makes application said for license
sell the whole OF the real estate of his said
representing that the sale thereof for the purpose Of
putting the proceeds OF such sale interest
ing stocks, would be beneficial wards
WhereupOn IL is ordered by said court. that APP
picatOn be referred TO sessOl thereof to be held at
the PROBATE Office in said st. Johnsbury, the Sth
day February. ID, lo6S, Tor hearing and decision
thereon and Is further ordered thai all persons inter
ested be notified hereof by publication oil notice OF said
application order thereon, Il weeks successfully
in CdctlUnian printed at ST. JOhns5ury before sad
time of hearing. that they may appear at said time aud
place. ana. II they cause, object thereto.
BY the cOur.-AtteSt
9l-g3 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judse Of PROBATE.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. III. Eddy. Solicitor of Patents.

Late agent of L. >. Patent once, Washington (under
the act Of ls37.
IS state Street, opposite kIlby Street, Boston.
After extensive practice of wards of twenty
years continues T. secure patents in the United States
GTcai Britain, France aud otL foreign cuun-
tries. Caveats, SPECIFIC aiUIs. bones, dsgnneHts and
All papers or drawings Tor patents, executed liberal
,eTu->, and with despatch Researches made into
american or foreign works 10 dete she validity
OF u'lhty oil patets or ILveHtuns-and Legal other
LElc" rendered IN all matters touching the same Copies
DI the GAINS Ui any patent furnished by Renting 81
Assignments recorded al Washington.
TEsIIEOsIA
Il regard Mr.. Eddy one oil the most successful
and capable practitioners with nom have had UfiL-
IllLteTCOuTse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents
81 have hesitation IL assuring Inventors mat they
cannot employ pers"n n.ure competent and trust
worthy and more capable u putting their applications
iUTm 10 uTe Tor them an early and favorable
consideration at the patent Office"
DdUN ID BU hk L. Lutte commissioner OF Patents.
''hr. II Eddy has Tor me IS Applications, on
all D-t Vue oil winch patents have been granted, ana
pending such stakeape proof Ui great
talent anu aUIIy Oh his part lads me to recommend
lIIVe tors - apply 1" him 10 procure their patents,
may sure OF having the most faithful atten
u IA OcstO~ cd their and at very reasonable
ChaTge>.' JOHN lAG'IAhI
DuiIng eight moEths. the subscriber. IN >
large pTdC;ILe. male w rejected apple
appeals every "t U which uecIued Ia his iSSCr,
comm ssi',n OF patents, X. Ii. LDDf.
Boston. jan. !, Is, -ly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-07

The FLOWING are among the sign
over The shops CT traders at Fort Smsth
A'kan>#s "Camphein And burnin:
f-Md.' "Ches Nuts billed and Roar.
"Cainseet cheer, Re>eeted Hear, "''Wosh
ing ironin, and guin out DUN dais wurk
dun hire"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-07

They do things at Claremont.
What, would YOU like to know
Then red this MI Vermont
About tho Clarcmcnt Manufacturing Co.
Three thoarand pounds Of paper rags,
l. now their di ly ration;
Yet, their appetite never ilsgs
For paper is the consumati.n
To cover this paper with ink,
Six presses run with lightning speed.
Yet, they always have enough they think
For neighboring p.inters' need.
The largest poster is their delight;
But they print the smallest label.
They'll head your bills md letters right,
Or cen bill of fare for t1ble.
Two thou and books per day they make.
Of various styles and sizes,
And if yOu'.e really wide awake
You'll write and ask for prices.
The oldest magazine or book
They will re produce completely.
As on each shining back you look,
You muit eIclaim "How neatly"
Five hundred thousand envelopes
And paper many reEm,
Arc waiting there in hopes
To be ordered NCr;h by steam.
One thousand bibles on their shelves
Anxiourly wait to do you good.
The Co. have read them al through themselves,
And now they wish yCt. would.
Diaries, pcIs and books for the schools
Daily Irive and as oft depart.
Wrapping, pencils and rubber rule.
Sold hourly from their store and cart.
Send on your orders to-day,
Don't wait til you We to borrow.
Ifyou don't forget TIL pay
You'll get your goods tomorrow.
Many other things they DO;
But i custom says. Look here,
For SIN to work 70. the CO.
And It's hwry.n. time of the year.
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NEW HARNESS SHOP,
LISI OE IEXI BOOKS.

At Lower Waite ford, I'M: cr The agcncy of f. w.
BLAKE, 'hrec d, ors wet of the ho'el. H. H. GORDON
IN cxper enced workman is emiloyc!. Sos
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$4,000 A DAY.

AGENTS WANTED IN lie IN t male, 10 sell new
Pate Hrti l. t,T il &. ch Id md ,ice ono Of III
hes selling ticlcs in the market. + fill part culu
eacl 70 mp - circular and drrss BON 1866
B to, Ma -., WASHINGTON WHIlNEl, ByI
80 Wincacndon, Aass.
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HOUSE FOR SALE
AUCTION. AUCTION..

by vi tue o lie + the Il Il. Probe Count for
the di-tr 81 % iledri,, the
II . NJ l., - + l.. \ ID
of the lac J,silh G,Gc Of job slury c ted il the
VII Ce + {. !, ln-hury, tN, Il u-c. b = nd
= sized LIT a IL Ger d auctiuu @. : Att X
DAY. F y. :, lS,'s, | old /, + h, &c. or.
\ so, s1nie Ia ,aousch ID uitI!c. / b,dli ~.
byd-;cid a6cs, :, an variety / 9TH. u..s,-
ID a tid =. y. Ii. CIIADWlCh, Guardi Of
Z. u. d Gag IA II, law of Josiah Cage decci cd
gl-'3
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ONE AGENT WANTED For Each COUNTY

TlrLRs y WILLIAMS Id'c,k Ci0hs- Linea' 'H,rSs
H. itTs. NJ kTst tie ic i he Lines
NJ ,nOt-, ops luck in Hitch Strsps W,
Chi nac the Id for inple and aCtua inv
tons. lr!:., IL Lp.N Co, = Ccda St..\.N
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FARM FOR SALE +,

tESl q Oh q w f. - +.
xsSsz--<8 The su scriher Wi sell hi= "a m i nat
d Hlo-t this nil al We rarh2nk vill4c. il
farm coma ahoUty scvcnty-ci-ht G. f e I'd
land DIR good site # cal iv tior. here il .,
and 'Ppl q c Il d Il Il" plic 20, d IA iiI- r
loUsc and barn TIE LUd!ags III up b. Argus
tbs sAnLo.n, thoroughly u 1t, A d in :. 81
:. IL. HARRIS.
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LOAN MONEY WEST :!
HOME
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

vi Z 7 z Y L
No. rs BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Asset, 81 $4,000. Assured membe rs, 10 600.
Offers advantage lsscd by any other
u: pany in oxl.tSnce.
WALrEI; :. GRIFFITH, /. Ii. FROTHISGHAM
fieSlIeEr. TREASURED.
GEORGE &. RIPLEY. WILLIAM j. COFFIN,
Secretary. AtttaIg.
Good Agents Wanted on Liberal Terms.
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WANTED!!
l CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY !

Any one knowing of first rate chance vii. confer
favor by informing the susriber of it ia the mean
lime he will continue heretofore 70 manufacture
LOUNGES of every yle and quality .Icep poor ones
nd SPRING MATTRESSES Of different prices and
'atr of all kinds. VIII alsJ repair eN'Iy deecrp-
ion Of Upholstery work.
If j. T. CASINO, s.. Johnsbury, Vt.
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a ADT r nF'I Row. A Y, YG P. RoWell & Co.

using Sewing Machines will find FoOrE's PA
= TE>T NEE"LE iHEEAHEK great rel ef he eye
III the der nd set IN , REL aid t. an
-drc- p receipt If II. \ lib raj scO~u- rJsd,
AGENTS lie trade. Nj ,iFO.;D y co, Agent
f.r lifted states, 40 Asylum st. HaItfJId Ct
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gew Adrertisements.
AGENTS WANTED
BEUE COATS:

AGENTS WANTED
b hU e q q AT 3:
nd how tn lvei. fought and died for the Union.
confirms leo fine engrivi IS d 500 pages. and
he spicie and cheapest WIZ book published. frict
only $50.
CAulION.-Soma Of our age" is have taken advant-
lgc Of the eat pu arity and li &c of this WORK
raise the price 50 and -, - per copy. the pull
are hereby gifted that ey nave right to chang,
more thu. s. 80. 5 nd I, r circula.s. Address
JONES BROS. co, hi.adelphia, Pa.
6. P. ROWell & Coz T Ta1E Eet A r.
'I'IE NORTHERN MONTHLY, high-toned Lite
i r.rs :gaznc; 8 yea. The Am rican Agricu :
tuTis year frc to subscril No thcry
Nontly. Office 81 Psrk Row, NY. mp c copy %
4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE AMERICAS
1AFARM ~, the CHI apes and the best rmer's Pa
L in America only 81 gear. Fo. premium list
&C., ad r JOHN TURNER, Rochester, y. y.
LOAN MONEY WEST!
We can 10 II 90 90 on FERNS in Henry and adjoin-
Ing countries in II incl, Of tn tin ne of loan
t ten p cent, payable annu lly, fee Of Cha ,
place Of lender. We spU s.le 70. t given
rity. When II & OF /. :. iond is sin AIT
specie payment Def, = IF 10 rt-in, pc
securities the st and the RI il s1fes.
t;nen Tor capt l. FIR ,ctail and RET Fences.
Add BENN.TI Il EEDEH,
Gala Henry Co., III.
joins l. BENNETT. Jan.1, 1Sd,. ALBERT H. YES liz.
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

Zone 70 order ct her rooms opposite !. &. Bingham
y. >turr. Mrs. NJ. VI. CEOSSMAN.
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But VIC have &c n n brighter ray
Daw., On tIe chaos Of he sou -
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6. P. RoWell & Coz T Ts4E Rsst A. K!

I'VE NORTHERN MONTHLY, high-tonsd Lite
/ r.rs :sazinc; 8 yea. The Am rican Agrcu
tuFist year fire to subscri No thcr:
Monthly. Otice 81 P.rk Row. Ny. mp copy % cts
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Those who buy and use it wiIIlose moth

ing. hi ut oi my Il Id mItnou. any. re ult
VERY 81 III IN favor Oft cPnoshatc al tn ugh
te Son neIshUOr La rel Vi what order
CO, s-d CL!la / brII / thu .'C.c'-."
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Seven dollars worth brought me in an
acre OF extra Sooo corn "4ieh .eI tallly ell yt.d
NOi hive rOt vi .vUt he s-pcTphu ph IL, it was
vcIy late Pc. p p.UT -. d. q her Irauds OF
IA -p4iI. Lid at u, !, eli with anu 1 had I'll
!ea Htn H. ip. lyIa II t 4 Il up-b,t PIT It
II tne nr-. Ds and .stCulsned 10 sc Low
quck a-d HISUrou y toCk h.lI o crop
ID IA
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The winter term will bcgin WEDNESDAY, FTP.
IL. G.. E=ami atiDI for I'd i s'n d. bel t-e
gin ing t t-.e term. EDWARD CONA>T,
tsr, t. l';S- rrn ipil.
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1t Island shall cscid Is chcaply such an article
can lie tiodod. If lower priced SupcrpLOspha L,
ye Of good quality, b. desired, let the g aIticl,
As sold b. tie Company, lie mixed with ol1a
OF dIy muck or i.ue old compost and god ARIEL. i
the result, and II coz Vi less than ttco dollars hun
dreJ.
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE AMERICA>
1AFARM ~, the eli apes and the best rmer's Pa
p in America. only 81 year. Fo. premium lis;
&C., ad re, JOHN TURNER, Rochester, y. y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

C. CHANGE OF BAsE.-A few weeks
since we stated tina, the congregation OF
the NJ. T.. Church, South, OF this place,
had purchased lot opposite the EPieco'
pal Parsonage, for the purpose OF e!eci-
ing Church upon il. Since then the
cuDgrrg cation has become in possession OF
a more desirable location, which is upon
the corner Of VIM. 4. Chapline's lot,
Scnth cas-, side OF the Market House. on
German Street For about 10 feet front
qnd 90 feet depth, the congregation pays
Nr. Chqpjne one thousand dollars, and
have commenced the moulding Of the
trick slready for the erection OF the
Chnreh, and will lay the Cornerstone on
the l7lh Of September. We cOngratu-
late the congregation upon so fine and
beautiful location for their Church edi-
fee. Mr.. G. has given the Church $3.50
towards the enterprise, which is com.
mendabc &c, OF libersli,y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
The Indian masSa Crcs.

WASHINGTON, August ga despatch
from General Sherman was received at
the War Office to-day, dated Omaha, 2lst
instant, stating that lie had received fur.
,her information from Gen Sheridan.
who reported from Fort Harker that he
was in hot pursuit Of the Indians who had
COMMITTED the murders a, Solomons and
Saline. General Sherman states lhli he
has now ordered Genera! Sheridan 10
drive the Indians south Of th' Kansas lie,
and in pursuing 10 I'LL, # necessary. Gen.
Sherman say., This amounts 10 wsr,
out hope only or small scale" He
further says: The Sioux at tie north re-
main quicr. II tie President does rot
approve, notify me promptly; ID, deem
further farbear5nre With tie Indi,ns i'm.
possible
This d-pa,ch ~. communicated TO
The ,ommesroner 81 Iaaisu Sdaus. sen.
Nix. 4cung commissioner. Submitted 4
report to the Secretary Of the In.euor,snd
this has been sent to tie War Office. He
reports that he has received no official in
formation in reference 10 tie alleged mss
sscres. lie says "the innocen, should
not suffer for the guilty, but that General
Sheridan has the right 70 carry ont 10 the
letter his order, 20 far as the guilty In
disus are concerned" He says "ihose
engaged in he murders should be pun
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

As, ARRIvALs.-The following is lis,
of arrivals a, the EnIler Hotel at this
place. J. p. A. Entler, Proprietor, for the
week ending Wednesday last
Thursday .Augvst 2O.-A. B. Wood,
Harper's Ferry, George G. Bingham,
Wevertcn. Md.
Friday .QuguSt 2l.-Mrs. r. T. llar-
rison, Baltimore, DR.. J. j. Bcckenbaugh,
Sharpsburg, Md J. l.. Baker, Philadel-
phia. W. W. Walker, Hagerstown, Nd,
Towner Schley, Jefferson County.
Saturday .August 22.-Johr II. Fow'
Ter, Baltimore, George Mo!cr, Jefferson
County, DIR. J. d. Starry, Charlestown,
|. y. Rogers, Jefferson County, TowneE
Schley, do, J. Wilmington, DO, ]. N
Mcclure. Baltimore.
Sunday .August 23.-Lee II. Moler
Jefferson County, A. c. Drawbaugh, do
j. c. Bi,ner. do. Dr. X. n. Marshall,
do, Joseph Nichols, Loudonn County
Va.
Momdny august "a -Samuel Needy
and boy, Waynesboro, Pa, c. f. Stubbs'
Lancaster. Pa.
Tuesday .August 25.-Dr Williams,
Baltimore, Mrs. Williams, do, Sumnel
Needy and boy, WaynesboTo, Pa C.
NJ. Beethoven, Carlisle, Pa.
Uednesday August GA. Hoover
Hngersiown, T. II. Frecland and daugh-
ter, Baltimore, X. o. Swan, Richmond
Va, c.. T. Taggar. Parkersburg, Or.
Williams, wife, two children and eeivant'
Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

&C. The Schools. holidays are
rapidly drawing to close. which means
that the young folks must soon turn their
attention from the pleasant paslimes in
which they sTenow INDUCING, 10 study,
and serious preparation for the duties Of
manhood spd womanhood, to which they
sra all fastening with rapid steps. IL is
all important that both parents and young
folks should remember that youth is the
seed time Of life. and tina, neglect TO avail
themselves Of It's privileges can never be
rcmediCd in after years. 1t is also impor-
IAN, that scholars should enter al the
opening Of the session, so as to keep up
with their classes. Dur excellent schools
will reopen on Monday the 7lh Of Sep
,embcr. we are glad to learn with Ga,eE.
ing prospects.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

isbed. and be taught lesson immediate
IT,"
%,s received from Superintendent MUr.
nbv 10 the indian bureau, IN which he
soys he "has received unofficial lniorma-
ton tina, Mr.. White and several others
had been killed by party OF Northern
Cheyennes and Arrapahoe Indians lie
will com municoIe the official facts as So"n
as received. In view Of all The fscIs we
President again informed Secretary Scho-
field that he approves Of the rigid course
pursued by General Sherman.
FoRr LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Angus,
24.-The following order has been issued
BIZ General Sheridan
Fort Harker, August ii, lS09'-ih
consequence OF recen, open acts oil hos'ii-
ity on the part Of the Cheyenne and ARA,
pahoe Indians, embracing the murder OF
twenty unarmed citizens Of Kansas. the
wounding of many more, and acts oil out
rage. on women and children 100 afro.
cious to mention in detail, the General
commanding. under Authority OF the
Lieutenant General commanding the NIL
itary division, directs The forcibIe removal
of the Indians to their reservations SCUM
of the State OF Kansas.
"All persons are forbidden to have IN
tercouI.e with or give aid or assistance to
these Indians until due notice is gwen
hereafter that the requirements OF tins OF
der have been complied with and carried
out.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, August "a Dispatch
cs from South Pass City, Of the 22nd'
say that on the llIh instant train was
attacked eighty miles east OF here by
Sioux Indians. A man named DAVID
Hays was killed, and wagons and stock
captured.
On the ooh Major Baldwin and five
men were attacked by twenty Sioux, SIX
ty-fve miles east Of here. Two whites
were severely wounded and three Indians
killed. The day following three men
were attacked at the same place where
Baldwin had fight, and three Indians
were killed. One of the white men es-
capped, but the other two "cro doubtless
killed. as they were closely pressed by
the Indians.
Advices from Loasburg, New Mexico,
mention Indian depredations in that re-
gion; also between Forts Seldom and
McRea.
LAWRENCE, August 24.-GOn. SheEl'
dams order meets with an enthusiastic en-
dorscmen, BY the people Of Kansas. On
Saturday Governor Crawford IeIeGraphed
to Presidcn, Johnson requesting that
such action be taken.
Why DO the Southern people love
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

&c. OBITUARY The New York
Democrat Of Tuesday Of last week, has
the following remarks on the Gecease OF a
we'll known Virginia gentleman 4:
.Ansalcm Brock. Virginia has lost,
in the demise of his gifted and accom-
plished gentleman, one of the brightest
planets that adorned her social circles or
illuminated her literary horizon. MIR, Is.
was scholar of rare atlalnmen,s and
erea, usefulness. The young ever eager
sought his society to listen 10 the drip
pings of his coloquaI eloquence, and sad
is the void, among the young in quest OF
wisdom, his departure leaves. Miss Sal
lie Brock, of this city, whose versatile
pen has been alike successful in the flow
cry paths OF posey and the moro danger
Gus highways OF history, is has daughter
&C. DR.. Brock was she father Of Mrs.
Joseph RinehaEs Of this place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

&C. A political conference was held OF
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
on the 22nd instant, with General Rose
Grams, a, which were present, Generals
Lee, LonSsueei, Beauregard. Ewel'
Echols, Anderson, and Hunton, and A.
II. Stephens. y. II. il. Stuart, John B.
Baldwin, Governors S. Stockdale OF Tex
as, pickens Of South Carolina, and Wal
ker Of Alabama. long consultation took
place, and plan OF sc,ion was agreed
upon, but to This time nothing has trans
PRED Of the proposed movement. 1t is
believed tina, an address will be issued to
the Southern people by their former lead
ers. The object Of Gen. RosecTans visit
is thus stated by correspondent, OF the
National MtcWgencer. lie comes here
with desire TO know the real disposition
and true intention Of the Southern people
in the coming Presidential campaign. He
believes that they (the Coniederates) rep
resen. more fully the intelligent people Of
the South than any leaders ever represent
ed the mass Of their people, and that the
powe, which for four years sustained the
Confederacy is capable Of accomplishing
great good for the nation if set beneficial
~ TO work.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29

65, SAaBATH School PIC Nic.-The
Sabbath School of The Lutheran Church
Of this place will hold Baske, Pic Mic .;
Alorgan's Spring, on Saturday next, the
$ h of September. The Unionvllle
School have been invited to participate
with them on the occasion. Children Of
all other Schools wishing to participate,
will be heartily welcome. The Process
sion will form at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, in
iron, of the Lutheran Church and take up
the line of march for Morgans Spring.
Several addresses will be delivered. Par
cnts OF the children arc also invited to be
presen'. The well filed baskets should
not be forgotten as they will be deemed
very important on this occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-29
COM MISSI0NER'S
NOTICE.
Special Term, August 3rd. 1868.
Sadler's Administrator

Va.
George Lille's Administrator and herr.
This cause coming on again 10 be
heard on the papers formerly read 10 tho
cause, and the report Of r. w. Potter
field, ID. s.. Of William Rush. late sheriff,
Of date August 3rt. 1868. returned 10 this
Court, 10 which saId report no exceptions
have been fled me same is confirmed
and approved, and il appearing from said
report that the premises are uuIensble and
that there IL the sum Of S25 90 cts. 10
the hands OF he said +. W. POuerheld.
- S., FOR William Rush late sheriff. IL
IL sdJudged. ordered and derreed that this
cause be recommiiied 10 Master Comm"-
sIoner, James d. Faymsn, Who shall as
certain the present value and annual value
Of the real estate Of George Little, de-
ceased. the amount of liens still against
said estate and unsalisfeG, which have
been heretofore audited ~ the case. IncIu'
ding the amount Of the annuity no" ons
10 the widow uf Gemge Ll'rle' deee'''o,
and Whether the rents and profits OF s'''
real estate, will satisfy the same )" ""
re,,s and do make hIs 'rPoit 70 ''o "'A'
80, oCp,is Court, With any statements he
n dcom ,errinent or any OF The P'fhe'
nv ,eouire TO BE- si5ied.
! true copy-Te'le.
ga. CHAPLINE. Clerk.