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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship City Of Bristol tB, Phillips, Liverpool Feb 49,
strong Westerly Winds the entire
Feb 70 at g. Ion 30 90 passed West Indn Co.'S steamer
Steamship Britannia Br Greig Glasgow Feb II and Mo-
yle 18TH with mdse and 81 passengers to Henderson Bros
strong westerly gales ID inst lat 40 60 lon g. passed steam
ship Alemannia, hence for Hamburg
mdse and passengers, to H Gromweh ( Co. .'''"A
Steamship Magnolia, Palmer, Savannah March ., with
steamship Huntsville, Crowell Savannah with mdse and
with m md Is, and passenger, 70 Morgan 4 CO.
soons in the China Sea lat n then light winds with
% nina. the Straits Of in The Java
Of Good Hope Jan and crossed the equator Jan 49, in lon
bad enc trades up to IA. 20 sHsp Light nv winds TO lat
been within 10y miles OF Sandy Hook for the last ten days
Sc N
ai Otis 4Psss 50 with salt to
Ssen 70 nor % Ss p AND 81
schr Enos Briggs, Curtis, Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Norwich hines Salem for New York. with mdse
steamer Galasea, Nye Providence FOR New York, with
'"N'' anu p"''''S BOUND EAST.
Steamship Nereus. Rearse. New York for Boston.
schr Jane; Fitch Jr Rogers, New York for New London
schr lula Tate, Tate, Hoboken for Bridgeport
Schr Ida L. Burns, Phladepha for Boston.
Schr Adelaide, Alen New York for New London.
WHITEsToNE Ii. March 80 Pm.
The vessels reported last night drifting from m0orngs
brought all right and are safely anchorage under
The weather hereabouts for past twenty
been the most intensely cold of the Ice forms
WV N the '''s' Notwithstanding O'0w' heavily from
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Additional Particulars.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Marcn s, 1872.
The statement already telegraphed concerning
the Cass county, Mo-, bonds affair, substantially
agrees with the accounts published in the papers
today but 1t does not vet appear that any swindle
has been perDetraed, nor Is 1t known what DISPOSE
ton of the bonds was Intended Whether the county
judges and other parties concerned fed for fear OF
personal violence or whether they actually alb.
seconded with the bonds also remains to be seen.
From the following despatch to the Democrat 1t
would appear that the Judges apprehended personal
violence. the despatch says:-
considerable excitement prevails in Cass county
on account OF the issuance by the County Court,
com posed OF Judges Stevenson and Forsyth, OF
5000 900 bonds for the purpose OF iunung the debt
OF the county account OF her subscription to the
capital stock OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad Com.
pany ana the interest which has accrued tnereon.U
The Harrlsonvllle Democrat published an extra on
Saturday relating the circumstances, accompanied
by handful calling public meeting at Pleasant
Hill on wednesday OF all opposed to the fraud. This
HANDFUL Is OF an ncendiary character and appeals
to the people TO resist the payment OF the bonds
ana to GUST the present County Court appoint
Committee or Seventy 10 defend the county and
prosecute the offenders, &c.
. Messrs. Ladue and Nichols, arrested here yester.
day insist that nothing criminal mas been done. "a
will appear when all the circumstances OF the case
are made puDlc.
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their notes. After considerable time had been
spent IN discussing the amendments 1t was re-
further consideration and report at the next meet
ing.
ABOLITION OF THE DISTRICT COURTS.
The consideration OF the bill which proposes to
abolish the District Courts in this city was adj
jOurned to the next meeting OF the association.
O'Clock.
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ABOLITION OF COMPULSORY PILOTAeE.

Important Measure Touching the Navigation
Of the james River.
RICHMOND, Va. March 8. 1872
Both houses OF the Legislature have passed a law
abolishlng compulsory pilotage In James River.
This Is very important measure, and will greatly
benefit the commerce OF the port.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1872
Commander Pythian Is detached from the Pacific
feet and IS under preparatory orders for sea ser.
vice. Lieutenant Commander b. p. Smith Is de-
tached from the Powhatan and placed on waiting
orders. Lieutenant Commander Horace Elmer Is
detached from the Vandaiia and ordered to the
OSsiDee.
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Mr.. OLMsTEAD read portion of q letter from Mr..
Edgar Ketchum, stating that he had 1t authority
that late Register had received one year $4,000
Tor MS services.
Mr.. VAN SANTvooRD, one OF the Committee on Ex-
tortlons, read minority report, 1t being his own,
in which he differed nom some OF the views
expressed In the report as read by Mr..
Olmstead. He took pleasure in commanding
believe that charges not allowed by law, but which
seemed TO DE sanctioned by usage, were often made
10 pubic offices In this cityin the Sherls Regis
charges Affecting attachments on personal prop
orty, and said tue fees for seizures at O certain
amount unit should ,n not exceed sc,, liked sum
be laid on the table for the present. and this motion
was adopted,
On the motion Of Mr.. Olmstead the following reso-
lutioDs were adopted:--
That be referred to the Committee Legal Reform to
eredency Of reducing the number AMI duration Of sps,n inc
liens on real estate in tins State and whether any and
u any what better method Of recording such liens than
That the Legislature be requested pass an act providing
portion Of the bound volumes OF the ndces presented
The Commissioners Of Records under the act Of 1885,
number OF such sets In the public libraries Of this State
PROPOSED ABOLITION OF THE MARINE COURT
The bill for the proposed abolition OF the Marine
Court and the establishment In its stead OF the
Municipal Court OF this city, was then brought up
for consideration. Several amendments were pro-
posed and a., suggested by Mr.. 0ney, Mr.: Barnard.
and other members OF the association The chief
amendments were to the eject that the judges
for the proposed new Court should be appointed by
Pleas; that the officers OF the Court should be
directly responsible TO the Judges and be remov-
able BY chem; and that there should be clear and
distinct mi, ersandIng as to what the fees OF tho
e the details OF the bin and as to the fees TO be
charged ny ;. s!eRag<epReH ~ Wiling ous
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SAILED.

Steamships Leo Savannah; James Adger, Charleston
Clyde, and Isaac Bell, Richmond
Also sailed. barxs Idaho. for Cardenas New YORK. do;
brgs Eaget, Kingston, Ja Marv Williams, Arroyo PR;
Lochinvar Buenos Ayres Glance, Bahia.
Wind at sunset wNw, fresh
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THE MISSOURI BOND RING"

The Inhabitants Of Cass County. Missouri. Order.
ing the Arrest Of County Court Judges and
Others Selling Bonds Stated to Have
Been Illegally Issued-Action Of
the St. Louis Chief Of Police
Arrest Of Several Vendors.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, March 9, 1874
Sugar quiet and weak. Exchange weak on the United
STATES, sav Days solS Y premium :,
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sHIPPIN NEW S.
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MARCH.
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HEON.

The public IL autioned rpainst cmplo!n ng sn.
ut the reguiart authorized Agents Of the No"R iSs
ny. since the Roberts Patent cover the ust ,sl,
Torpedo and all explosive materials Tor on Si
direct infringement of their rights. Any pslss ~
ringing any Of the Roberts PATENTS ,,';uly %iI e
jealt with according TO law, and a. acting wlio
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the oe'''''''
The COMPANY have reorganized their bus'1s,ti ssri
with view to accommodate Oil Men in every cst post
Of the Oil Region. They have emplo!ea 'nu n,orud
efficient Agents and Assislarts that can hsps pg with
date af pntnts. together with the price OF tne ~.
pedo, and signed by an officer of the COMPANY! %nx IL
svcry Onerator wishing Torpedo may Know ~
price and whether it came from our ocs TO this
Operators will confer a favor Dy repo'"e
Office any negligence of Agents; ham appot,t,
The following named persons have De nerHi ri ReGoa
ed Agents and Assistant Agents for the VII "s
of PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN A,,,nn'. AMD Cicsr.
TY-STEPHEN .,OOF. Office, Ham,.'yJn Ham. Jnhn VS.
store, address Titusville, Pa ASSISTANT '''
TTTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AMP I3,.,. viIMd Msa
TY-H. Ii THOMAS. Once and sddre'''
ion House. 1itusville, Pa ,vopcE IR.
SHAMRURG AND VlC1NiTf-GTh,Dsvilie. p
Win. Office, shamburg; residence Ti'u''"''
A'S;sTg1i ESTERfRisE IS FL irsLEAsANryILLE BEAs van
FARM AMI PlrHGLE W. ,U.: Gho. Pleu.
VLiET Office and address. Chase hou'''
antwlle. Assistant, II. C. Huntington, -CHAs
TIDIOUT AND WEST, HlCkohhar ha,ce Tidi
CLARK. Office and ADDRESS, Exp ess oi"'''
,ute Pa Assistant, E. c Bearusley' 'vIcINITY-
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND Npvrnicum Cen.
LEVI MASON. Ofbce and address, rsi'
re, Pa Assistant Charles B!ackiordot dot,.trict lying
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and oVw p,s"I Farm to
in OH Creek and Cherry Run, from ovn' address
icClintockyiile--J A VI hESSAUNDEhSS SANDER
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luthel D.
Charles n. Cochran and Williap.hoyt. Nm RENO
MoCLINTOCKvlLLE, OIL Oh, o,v ;v or Reno, p
"A. s. VAST. Address, OIL ivy
FTANhLiN, ALONG TIE ALnsoF 49, Franklin,Ppss
ERR WiLBFR Office and ad1,e'ss 1re = pAdRERS
SORUBG ASS, FOSTER FAnrMpfEID. ONO
LANDIN,,-RICIIARD w. hl;s,snt X. W. 70
and edar ss scrubgrass, Ia Assistant -
terfield address Emlenton, Pa' >,orI and T.
WEST VIRGINIA-C D. ANHsTv AN,lr, Tv;raua
OOK Address Parkersburg, We. s.rseS0 &C !.
Wo6orc. Petroleum. IoEPs
msye-i,yi - -----
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Merchants. Lawyers, Justices Of the Peace, Land
Agents, OIL Dea ers and Agents, lnsu rance Agents
ESprrrsmer aid other parties IN want are in ormed
that are prepared execute 10 order Il kinds Of
BLANKS, business or Legal, iequirtd in This COM
rluniy. en-
Jctt:rc ;a,sonaso rc,ps .t.lliy solicited.
c. C. WICKER
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p. J. WHITE. Agent for v.nango. Warren
and Crawford Counties Orders by mail addressed
20 MS care at Petroleum centre, Pa will be prompt
'y nlied, e'thrr N Gsrr4r Tert or Sc,l,, Le'tsy
FITS. a. ~ i,nttf
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Advertising Medium,

Tn. RECORD has no superior, IS 1t circulatss
wherever an OIL Operator or Dealer can be found!
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||I|]IE9||||RRM9fG|A'
Sy7ZlZZ WILL Be PAID

10 shy .isou t,f.' u.l. ', ,".uicin, a.ie 10
ebbw nne third as many living, permanent cures as
Dr. Fi,iers veger.hl. Rheumatic he nedy; aud
further reward OF 800 for any case Of Chronic OF
lnfammiaory mheu ,aIism. Neuralgia Rheumatic
Agne Scaticx a rheumatism OF The idne,s II
will not cure The Rheumatic syup is used In
wardly only, pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
free from injurious dru q. 1t is not Quack inedi
Ctne.b the scientific prescription of Jos r. Filter
N. D.. Professor OF 'iOxicO'Ogy and Chemistry
graduate of the celebrated University of pennsr'
vanis, A D., 1888 whOsa entire proicssioutllif'
been devoted specially TO this disease. This pre-,
araion under solemn oath Is 'onscirntionslv be-
heved to be the only positive, reliable, infalllble
specific ever discovered The proof that no other
specific exists 10 fond In every ycommunity in per
soils AFFLICTED for many yars and sti suR ring. If
physicians Gould cure it If spec fic did exist, this
would not be sO-a fact tina must he universally
admitted. '"he oft d ceiv,d sufferer may wise y
Ask, What secu,iy or evide ce has he thai Dr. FL
ier's rheumatic syrup will cnr~ his case The
protection Offered to suiferc against imposition is
IN legally signed contract which will be forwarded
without charge to any sufferer sending by letter
description OF aflciion; this guarantee will state
the exact numher OF bottles warran' ed to cure and
u case Of failure the money paid will he returned
{ the patient No other remedy has ever been
iiered on such liber u and honorable terms. Med
al advice, with certificates from. prominent ply
lcians, clurgymcn etc who have been cured Il ter
all other eatnents have faiiei. sent by letter
gs tits. Afflicted cordially invited to wr to for ad
vic" 70 the princp,l Office 90 South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
10 sold by drugJ is,
MS SIMMONS,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALENDER & co Wholesale Agts, Mead
Hk. CHAMBERLIN & CO., Sole Ast'. Rous
dtle. ta.
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NEWS DEPARTMENT.

We receive telegraphc dispatches up to If. N
and present them to our adss every evening, EN-
The conniry We have made spoci arrangements
whereby we receive regular Petroleum, stock and
Piodute Market Reports every evening ny telesraph
from New York, Philadelphia, ana fittsohte, WINCH
together with Editorials and Local matters MAKE u
one of The most desirable newspapers published In
The OF Region. Asan
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BRIGGS l. BROTHERS.
Catalogue Of FlDVl and Y getable
Seeds,

AND
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OF MS. See Catalogues for extraordinary
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You will miss 1t II You do notses -our
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Cls s7aissiom's Notes.
commission er.s Omca

STANTON, Va, November, Doth, 1872.
To Geo. Hanger, Executor of John Primble.
deceased, Plaintiff, and Samuel K Taylor, De-
PENDANT, and to all persons holding liens upon
the real estate of Samuel K. Taylor.
Take Notice, That in pursuace of decree of
the Circuit Court for Augusta county, rendered
November 9Th, 1872, in cause therein depend
ing. under style of Trimbls's Executor u.s. Taylos,
l shall Cd the 18th Day of JANUARY, 1878, st
my office in staunt,n, proceed to ascertain and
state,
lst All debts of the defendant, Samuel K Tay-
lor, which are liens upon his real estate with
their respective priorities.
Ind, All the real estate owned by the said
Samuel x. Taylor, with the fee simple and annu-
al rental value of same
3rd, Any of such other matters as may deem
pertinent or as may be required by the parties to
be stated.
At which time and place you are required to
attend, and all of said lien creditors of Samuel <.
Taylor, are required then and tbere to attend and
file with the undersigned proper evidence of their
claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery Of said Court, this goth day of Novem-
Der, 1872 J. w. GREEN SMITH.
dec saw Commissioner.
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Commissioners Nmce

STANTON, VA, November 18th, 1872
To Wesley H. Matheny, Plaintiff, and Patter-
son Greiner, Hugh ". Shelley, NJ. G. Hartman,
B. D. Graves and P. B Graves, Defendants
|. Take Notice, That in pursuance Of an order Of
the Circuit Court for Augusta county, rendered
November 10th, 1872 in a cause therein depend
ing, under style of Matheny vs.. Greiner and al.
shall on the 9th Day Of ANUARY, 1873, at my
office in Staunton proceed to take, state and set
tie,
LIST. The number of bonds executed by the De-
PENDANT Patterson Greiner to his Codefendants
Il. W. Shelley and M. G.. Hartman, for the pur-
chase money Of the house and lot mentioned in
the bill aud more fully described in exhibit B
fled with said bill; which OF said bonds, if any,
have been paid and the amounts due respective
ly on those which are outstanding and by whom
said outstanding bonds are now held.
End, The amounts due on the bonds executed
by the defendant B. D. Graves to his Codefen-
dant, Patterson Greiner on the sale of the afore-
said property by the latter to the former in the
year 1862, and by whom these bonds are now
held.
3rd The value Of the house and lot in cues
ton, both fee simple and annual.
4th, ANY other matter deemed pertinent by
myself or desired by any of the parties to be
stated.
At which time and place you are required "a
attend.
Given under my baud as Commissioner in
Chancery Of said court, this 29th day of Novem
Der, 1872.
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
dec 5-4w Commissioner.
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commissioners Office.

STAgNToN, VA, November 18th, 1872. !
To Samuel D. McCutchan. Executor of Chas
c. McCutchan, deceased. and Elizabeth McCutch-
an. Plaintiffs, and Eliza A. NJ. Adkins Jewett 3.
Adkins, Alma A.. Adkins, Joseph A. Adkins, Jno
B. Hess, Samuel Paul. Sheriff Of Augusta county,
and as such Administrator de Jonts non of Jo-
seph Hess, deceased, Leah Hess, Charles Humid
ley and Lcliiia his wife, Aquilla Hess, Milton
! Hess, Mary c. HISS, CbarlesB. Hess. Jemima
Hess, Aurelius Hess, Maggie Hess, James E..
Hess, Anna Hess, and Rosa Hess Defendants
Take Notice, That in pursuance of decree Of
the Circuit Court for Augusta comfy, rendered
November 9Th, 1872, in cause therein depend
ing under style Of lMcCutchans Execufor as. Ad-
kins and al, shall, on the 4th Day Of JANUARY
| 1873, at my office in Saanton. proceed to state
j any additional debts which should be paid out of
the funds under the control of the Court in this
eaule.
4. s At whiclrtim and place YOU are required to
attend, and all persons holding claims against
said e4und are equired hen and there to attend
ah,l.fle with the undersigned proper evidence OF
I their sid claims.
Given ui,,lar my hand as Commissioner in
Chaacery Of the said Court, this 2sh day OF Nov.
! 1872. j.. W. GRREN SMITH
1se-5s sSw tlc1r..sis~itSsr.
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ConlmissiOner,s Omce.

oTAUNToN, VA. December 3rd, 1872.
To Thornton g. Stout, &C., Plaintiff. and Eli
Long, Defendant, and to all persons holding liens
upon the real estate of Eli Long.
Take Notice That in pursuance Of an order of
the circuit Court for Augusta county, rendered
at the November term, 1872, in the cause of Eli
Longs creditors vs. Long. &c., depending therein
in Chancery, shall on the 18th Day of JANUA~
RY, 1873, at my office in Staunton, proceed to
ascertain and report.
LIST, The amounts and the dignities Of all liens
upon the real estate of Eli Long.
End, The quantity Of land owned by said Long,
subject to said liens, and the fee simple and an
nual rental value thereof
5rd, Any other matter deemed pertinent by
myself or required by the parties to be stated.
At which time ana place you are required to
attend and all of said lien creditors are required
then and there to attend and file with the under
signed proper evidence Of their claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery Of said Court, the day and year first
aforesaid. j. W. GREEN SMITH,
dec Saw Commissioner.
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Com mIssioner's once,
sTAusToN, VA, December 4th, 1872.

STAUHToN, VA, December 4th, 1872.
To Jacob G. Hildebrand, Executor of Abraham
Wenger, deceased, Plaintiff, and Anna Wenger,
widow of Abraham Wenger, deceased, Elias
Wenger. Abraham Kindig and Elizabeth his
wife, John ssWenger, Peter Wine and Mary his
wife, Barbara Ann Wenger and Susan Wenger,
Defendants.
Take Notice, That in pursuance Of an order of
the Circuit Court for Augusta county rendered
June 11th, 1866, in q cause depending therein in
Chancery, shall on the 18th Day of JANUARY,
1878, at my office in Staunton, proceed to take,
state and settle the accounts of the plaintiff as
Executor aforesaid from the foot of any accounts
already settled; aud ascertain whether said Ex-
>cutor is entitled to generation to the extent
claimed in his bill on account of lost Investments
in Confederate security, together with any other
matter deemed pertinent by myself or required
by the parties to be SO stated.
At which time and place you required to at
tend.
Given under my HAND 20 Commissioner in
Chancery of said Court, the day End year first
aforesaid. J. W. GREEN SMT."H,
dec saw Commissioners
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COn,.nissione Omce.

STANTON, VA, November 10Th, 1872.
To NJ. G. Hartman Plaintiff and John S. Moor
man, William J. Nelson and John H. Parkins,
Defendants.
Take Notice, That in pursuance Of decree of
the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rendered
November 4th, 1870, in therein depend
ing in style of Hartman VS.. Moorman and al 1
shall on the Bird Day of JANUARY, 1873, at my
office in Stannton, proceed to take, state and set
tie an account of the purchase money remaining
unpaid by the defendants on the s.Staunton Foun-
dry" property and for the securement of which
the uendors hen is retained in the deed filed with
the bill together with any other matters which
| may deem pertinent, orswhch any Of the par
ties may equire to be SO stated
At which time and place all Of said int crested
parties are required to attend; and also all per-
sons holding liens upon the "Staunton Foundry
Property secured as above stated, are required
then and there to attend, and file with the nnder-
signed proper evidence of said claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery of the Circuit Court for Augusta coua-
~, this 10Th day Of November, 1872.
]. w. GREEN SMITH,
dee 5-4w Commissioner.
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nISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
u FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF VA,
HARRI SQNRIRQ

nISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
u FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF VA,
HARRIsoNBURG, VA.
In the matter of Eli Long, Bankrupt
t Upon the Petition of Judith Long. wife Of said
Bankrupt, for tie Communication of her contingent
right of dower.
Extract from Decree Of Octs1Sr Is, 1872.
+ "That it be referred to VIM. ]: Points as spec
ial Commissioner of this Court, to ascertain with
what lands said Petitioner is endowabe and
upon proper evidence, as to the respective ages,
and state of health of said Bankrupt and wife,
to estimate what would BEL fair commutation of
the contingent right of dover of said wife, in
the real propert in which she is endowabls,
&c.
70 the creditors Of Eli Long, and all whom it
may concern.
Take notice, that have fixed upon THURSDAY,
the 18th day of December, 1872, at my Office in
aarrisonburg, Va, at 10 o'clock q. m, the
| time and place, to take the account directed By
the above decree1
| Atwhich time and place you are notified to at
tend, and look to your interests.
WM. j. POINTS,
l dec SGT Commissioner.