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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

: p The Bellows Falls Times. in some
pen and ink sketches of individuals
connected with the Legislature, refers
To the following residents in our section
of the state:
Speaker Fairbanks has proved very
efficient and faithful in the discharge of
his laboriouS duties. With no attempt
at display or pretention. he has kept
the work on his desk ahead of the com
mtteeS. The session will not he pro-
longed on his account. and when closed
| am sure the House will he unanimous
in according to him We'll done thou
good and faithful servant
The Clerk of the House is ID. NJ.
Camp, the genial editor of the Newport
Express, and that he is Il natural born
clerk is the unanimous opinion of all
Often sought he meets every one with il
spirit of accommodation, and admirably
performs all the duties of his position.
Senator Morrill,, of Caledonia. is ia
nous for good judgment, strong opin-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
Observation-Disclosures.

Harpers Bazar nnr Year 400
I'm Extra Copy of either the Magazine, Weekly,
or Bazaar will be supplied gratis fol every club Of
rive Subscribers AT - ~ each i'll one remittance
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prepaid for s. 90 each.
The postage Harper's Bazaar is 20 cents a
year which must be paid at the subscribers most
office Address,
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
Notice to Claimants of Sale.

The following described property was seized Iv
oitcerS nt the Customs for collation. of the Revru,.
Laws of the United States To wit:
At ST J"lln>hurN. Vi. 18th November. l-74. Om,
Horse. one W Ig"n Harness.
Any person "r persons claiming the property 81
seized are hereby notified appear within twenty
days from the first publication hereof and file. " nh
lh" Collector "f Customs for the District of Yer
mont. claim. stating his or her interest in th,.
property seized also. /" execute a bond Ia the.
nItcd States, III accordance with the provision. of
the 18th Sec, Act l. July. l-G6
Indrr the provisions of TIN, 18th Section of th,.
aforesaid Act. til" ahnNr described Horse. " AEON
and harness I'LL h' sold at public auction at The,
Custom House Island Pond. Vt ON Friday p,,
Il, l-12. at IL o'clock \ NJ
WIN. WELLS
Collector ot Customs
Custom House District of Vermont CuII,rtnr's
Office, Burlington November -. ls72. a Ii
Repository of Fashion, Pleasure and
Instruction.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

- After spending nearly all day
last week III discussing the project fnr
the removal of the county buildings
from lr;l>hurgh t" Newport. the House
of Representative voted to refer the
question To the voters of the county.
This, apparently, is tantamount, to Il
final settlement of the question in favor
of Newport. tor people usually prefer Ia
go To court 10y rail rather than ride uu
and down hills in gigs and buggicS. If
there WAS amy doubt of thus. it is better.
perhaps. t" allow the people to express
question.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
Gen Mcdowell Appointed Meade's
Successor

The President. Gen. Sherman and
the Secretary of War had Il con>ulla-
ton. and it WAS determined to appoint
Irwin Mcdowell Il Major General in
place of Meade. deceased. Mcdowell
is the senior Brigadirr. The President
would have liked to have appointed
perhaps, Terry, OF Ord, or Candy. hut
he determined to carry ont the sam,
rule III the army and navy that he de
tclmined on in the civil service. name
ly. to make promotions in regular or
der when no objection can Ice urged
against the officer to be promoted.
Gen. Mcdowell will he ordered to the
command of the Department of the
South, which has been vacant since the
death of Gen Hallcck.
Gen. Hancock, now in command OF
the West. will take Mcadc'S place as
Commander of the Department of the
East, thus leaving Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan
to command the Department of the
West. In bringing Ilancock East. the
President has given another evidence of
his magmanimity. and has demonstrated
that he will not permit personal differ
enccS to influence linn in the conduct of
the public service. civil OF military.
Cor. BOrfOH .JOHrHUI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
AUCTION!

I'll" subscriber will sell al public auction al his
Stah" III -. I"hn>hrIry SaturdiN November 30
l-'2. al 10 "Cl"ck y. NJ. ~ single Slri.h- old and
new. ~ HARNESSES, old and new T. open and tor.
Eu@gl"s. second hand. lU I;u.gi.~ top and
open. som" tw" seated, from I" ~ good business
Horses. Ion farmers. pairs heavy team Horses
GOOD ones 9t"w>. ; Nr.rIIn.-. T. Calves and a Lot
al other property. an wishing L" buy can dc ell
Ia come" as have NOR, stock than want to- " inter
Three To sin months credit. GOOD paprr Green.
backs taken al par JERRY DREW
81. .IuhnSburN. Nov. 10 l~13 "a II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

William +. Weld \ Co.. the largest
importing house in the United States.
IT NOT the WcalthicSt. were recently al
ral"m"d in Boston 10y United States au-
th"rlIN. charged with rvading full pay
m"nt of several duties upon mutmcgS.
coffee, etc. during the last five wears.
Attrr the ease had been before the jury
t"r several days. and the testimony of
the prosecution partially put in. the
defendants concluded to settle bv the
payment of SlO0.uNO. They were de
trctrd 10y the secret revenue detectives
of the | uitcd States Government.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
Legislature. Bills Passed and Rejected

The interest hill. which had been
passed 10y the Senate. fixing the rate of
interest at : per cent, when named in
contract, was defeated in the House hN
Il vote of lU2 to 10. The school bill.
making six hours Il school day. and five,
days Il school week. unless there * IL
different contract with the teacher. has
become IL law. The hill aholi>himy
capital punishment. WAS dismissed III
the House. The bIll allowing Il chaI-
lcnge of jurors on account of member
ship of secret societies. the House dis
missed hl Il vote of I59 to b. Bill
passed to repeal the act of $50. rclat
ing to billiard tables. Bill passed au-
thorizing the formation of railroad cor
poration>. The Senate refused Il third
reading of the bill giving suffrage Tt
females l:} to II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

EVANS SUSPECTED OF BEING THE
MURDERER OF THE JoYCE CHILDHEN.+
\ despatch to the Boston IiurcIIcr saws
that Evans. the \orthwood murderer j.
an old offender, and it * believed hy
many that he murdered the Joyce chill
drcn, who were murdered at RoX bury
Mass. eight OF nine Years ago. He WAS
in the ncighhorlIood. aS he SAYS. at the
time, and exactly dr>cribcd the joyce
house. y few Years since he got his
life insured for y 800 and had the poll
cy assigned to another man. who proved
that Evans was drowned ut Hampton
Beach and received the money. Evans
says the man did not Use him fair. Civ
ing him only ten dollars of the money.
II will he remembered the man (EvanS)
went in to hathe and his clothes were.
found on the beach. He put on anoth-
CT suit and went tot Canada. Evans, af-
ter the finding of the remains of the
Lowering girl, asked Deputy Sheriff
Drew if some persons in the room were
Massachusetts officers, and if they want -
eel him for the murder of the joyce chill
dren. He has been heard to say that
they would he obliged to hang him
twice, as this was not his first offence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
MARVIN FLETCuEE.S ESTATE

4Nl STATE OF VERMONT ESSEN rl-IE $500.
In Pr"hat" Court held al GuIldhill "a ll" '.
district IN the Goth dav of Nov, y y - ...
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Fletcher. Idmlui>tI'''
estate al Marvin Fletcher late ct IEi." 80 ..
district. deceased makes application {" -','"
Tor llcrn-,. Ia sell the " hul, of the real '>l
deceased, representing that sal" ih"i''' ~.
@arN Tor the payment of debts anu '"I,-.r..
administration and would be beneficial I" 900
,strd therein ,.,a
Wh-rrupnn. il is ordered by said Court t''' d..
application come under consideration ana 49, t,r
ON the 18th day of Dec, \. ID. -: At 'I' ,u
Uilic,. in said tuildhal and IT il iuith' ', Pr.
that all persons Interested br n"tIi'h "' r,i.
publication at notice "t said Application 'i r.ll
thereon three weeks SuccIsSiVcly III The amt,
printed at 81. Juhnsbury, before SAID TIM 'fli rur
for hearing, that they may appear al tr
and place, and if they cau~r, object M bate
WM. IL. HARTSIIOR\ judy" "i I'''
\ true copy al record. Atr-t ,,l,,f,
- ii WM ii HARfSHORN Judge al fi'''''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
Harper's Bazar.
Notices If the Press


The Bazaar Is edited with Il contribution of tact
and talent that We seldom lind III any journal and
the journal itself is the organ of the great world al
iashion.-BOSt TrdreiLer
The Bazaar cnrnmrndS itself tn every member of
the h"nS"h"ld-t" til" children by dr"ll and pretty
pictures. to the Young Ladies' by its fashion uI.t,.
III endless variety, To the prnvidcmt matron hy its
patterns for the children clothes Ia p0tertnmHias
by MS tasteful designs for embroidered sinners and
luxurious dressn. GOWNS But thu. r,adinu -In,tt,r
"t the Bazaar is uniformly of great excellence The
paper has acquired Il wide popularity the tir,sd,
enjoyment il afinrds-N. i. FIREMAN. Post
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

SMALL PnN. This disease seems To
hc spreading into all the towns contig-
uou> To Boston and the cases in such
plarcsarc becoming numerous twenty
five or more in Chelsea, and an equal
number III other towns. The disease.
appeared in the Atlantic citi..S il year
ago, and extended into the interior of
the country. and it still fingers in most
of the places where it has made its ap-
pcaramcc. The abatement during the
summer was but partial, and there now
seems t" he an increase. The inter
course between cities and country is so
free and frequent, 10y way of business
and socially, that the disease is likely
t" spread in every direction. Vaccina-
ton Is the suIrrSt preventive vet diScov-
cred.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

The committee to investigate the
Board of Education appointed hear
ing for "Wednesday evening Nov. 10th.
We do not understand that anybody
has any charges against the Board. but
IL good many suspect that the Secretary.
DR.. French. manipulated them to ac-
ccpt his school books. Now we don't
know anything about his books-they
may he the best of any-but it isn't eX-
actly the thing for IL New Yorker t"
smugglc himself into Il Vermont office
in order to smuggle his books into Yer
mont schools. st. IibdnS Messenger
We happen to know Il tritiing circum-
stance respecting DIR. French's books.
Two years ago, and one year or more
before the Board adopted his arithme
tie, Il package of them was brought to
st. Johmsbury, at the time il session of
the Institute was holden here. DR..
ance certain teachers of High and Nor
NAL schools. selected to assist him, who
received pay for their services from the
State Treasury. One of his assistants
exhibited DIR. Frcnchs arithmetic. and
urged teachers to introduce it into their
schools. 1t was announced that it had
been already introduced into several
schools in the state. Certain of the
teachers refused to acccpt the book with
the view of Introducing it into their
schools LIST, because it would be in
dcrogatiolI of the law of the state, and
I'd, it WAS. in their Judgment. inferior to
Greenlief's Practical. for which it WAS
offered as substitute. One of Mr..
French'S assistants, however, did re
quire his scholars to procure French :
Arithmetic. and it was used in the
school under his charge. How the
State Board has been able to sustain its
dignity. and tolerate IN official, i'll thus
permitting, to say nothing more, the
violation of il wholesome law of the
state. has been Il wonder to lis.
And. i'll addition to This. to now make
the Secretary of the Board il Wholesale
compiler and publisher of books to he
introduced into our common schools. j.
Il step III Il new, if not IL strange but
certainly IL questionable direction.
The perfection of oul school laws. to
the extent it has been done. is the re-
suit of much honest cmdravor ON the
part of di>intcrc>tcd friends of the com
mon schools of the state. Prudent and
wise measures on the part of the Board
of Education. will save t" us the good
already secured. If we cannot have
such. all will he lost.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

\" M"EE BEGGING. The Chicag,
Evening Past enrrcat> the Relief Com
mIttcc of that city not to permit "any
further hegging in the name of human
ltN for the Relief Fund of Chicago" 1t
say n" more money is required that
they have now more than can he used,
and that there are several hundred
thousand dollars of the worlds munii
cent contributions still on hand. The
people are now able to take care OF
themselves, and, with few exceptions.
do not need and will not receive assist
ancc the coming Mintcr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

PROBATE OF WILL. The will of So
phr"nla. widow of the late Alanson
ShrrcN. of this town, was before the
Probate court Tuesday for allowance.
Judge French allowed the will. but dis
allowed the codicil, on the ground of
mental incapacity Of the testator.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

= Certain papers of the State are
CIltl"i>ng. with some measure of impu-
nifty. the Legislature of the State. but
more particularly the lower branch
thereof. The House i Chan ycd with
Lack of diligence. ah>rmtcci>m. and dcti-
cheney in practical business talent. If
there is foundation for these charges. to
any extent. II l. easily accounted for
The members of the House are. doubt
less, equal in most respects. to members
who have heretofore occupied the same
new system of biennial sessions of the
General Assembly. The custom. 50
general. of sending the same. men to the
Legislature for two Years only. under
thus system. gives Ia Il new member
hut one session of service. aud. if fol
lowed 10y all the towns make up the
therefore. most of the members of the
present House We're new ones Ii Is
alleged that the House did little or
nothing for the first fortnight of the
session. / his. probably. i rather
sweeping. Fit required q much longer
time t" organic the committees and to
yet int" working order, than under the
old system " hen members of the House
had had the advantage of attendance
upon one and two previous sessions.
and when about two thirds of the House
were usually termed old members. it
should surprise II" one. Lumber men.
when they enter upon large enterprises.
d" not take Il team of steers into the
forest cApr"tin" /" accomplish much for
the first half of the winter. Farmers.
VIII" d" much business. rarely under
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

i. :" soon H. the news of the great
fine in Boston reached New York city .
hundreds of the rnugh> of that city took
the earliest express train tor Boston.
The Mayor of New York tclcglaphcd
the fact To the Mayor of Boston. and
when thcs" plunderer> reached the
point of their destinations. two or more
regiments of militia. with Il force from
the Charlc>tnWm Navy Yard. fully arm
ed. cmcirclrd the burning district. The
rnugh> found Il reception they had not
dreamed Of and some of them conclud-
eel that unless they could start other
fires, their trip would turn out Il fruit
less one. They attempted t" kimdlc
other fires. and two of them. 81 il gen
tlcman who was in the city informs us,
were shot down in the act. pom this
the thieves speedily returned to New
York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

An Ohio young lady not long ago
made by letter il formal proposition of
marriage to Thomas Mast. giving refer
enceS. etc. The artist responded with
il cartoon of Mrs. Mast and the children.
labeled 1.-THE only objections"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

THE STATE PoLfoE BILL.=A DIES
patch from Montpelier informs It's that
til" State Police hill passed the House
Monday evening 10y the strong vote of
i:h t" III. The bill relating to Railroad
Bridges also passed the same body.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

\ Boston hard drinker says he doesn't
like the idea of Strengthening the streets.
when the burned district is rebuilt
The bywayS and alleys were so crooked
that he had Il good excuse for another
drink, just to test the question of sobrie-
ty. and he cannot see the benefit of the
new improvements.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
Holiday Goods !!
BINGHAM BROTHERS
THE
WILCOX & GIBBS
Silent Family Sewing Machine
NEW STYLE

NEW STYLE
I,,->ts-,.- thu follow ill.,. amongst other d, irl t
Nintt4,> over other ~rwin. machines
1t l. thu only machine, which can rruI, elan.
Ia, silent ia working
y" other ma"hin'- l. :" light ruuuiu- -o-s-
81 management.
II never misses Il stitch.
II can he run AT twic" the speed OF iIs .'..
-,.wIu. machine
lt- nr"dl" cannot Ice sci wrong.
managed.
II u.s. only "n~ thread hence there. .,a. .....
IN nor trouble about a shuttle
II has patent rubber hIakr which pr,s,I,. IT,.
wheel turning back ard
II viii "mhr"idrr ht:,utifully-by a ru,l, o.. .l.
eli ~p,."l~
it, h'nmrI~ have the elastic bla,l,.. and r..r.'..
hem under.
Its scam j. thu strongest most elastic. aud i-..
uCallN III" best adapted f"r family H..
It's teller works with the Goods II -ht SIDE 90.
H. hihId'r l. aiw.N- adjusted and lead. t.' .,
IL can lee worked hy the most drh,.r' l"...
without hazard uT injury L. health.
When We find (Which j. a tactD the ,uu,'-
beautiful and bright "Lock Nich Machines D.
thu best a'.d latest make, hartrrim. then, AVA a..
r"'nnlhIN loss. and paving money beside g.. '
SILENT W lLl''N y GIBBS. there. i uu ,-,.tl,u-
conc lu~i"n thar TIA" Wilcox \ Gibbs l. uIo,, g..
whole. TIA" Best Family Machine
J i<ft the fompaHy'~ Sdirsroom and mu,
tGdtc this matter.
TRIAL Of MACHINES GIVEN EFFofE
PTRI'HINING.
Terms of payment the most tay"Iab.,
Wilcox q Gibbs Sewing Machine c.
GEO. B. COBB. Agent,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29

ApIuUENMENT OF HE LEGI>LATI-EE.
Both Houses agIccd t" adjourn
"Wednesday mornin" at Gn'rIock This
means t" adjourn after the members get
thoroughly weary Tuesday night. when
the session will he run ont 10y the boys
in Il mock session.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
JNIOB IkI NNII.I- =
IL ASllEEL MARTIN

STAIE OF VERMONT C,LEuu>I, u.-ID.
- In Probate Court. held at thu TI.hrt' '""
II bloomsbury. on the Goth d.iN at N",'u.'' b
I-12
Franklin Narnum. administrator c'.u i'-'.'.'.
!lilI"Nn upon the estate of David tuII'' Dbl.
f'.icham, III said district deceased t,-tt' '..'
Application I" said court for lic,u~,. 9" 81. i.'
oi the real estate of said deceased represent.
the sale at said real estate would IL, h'u'r'.'
heirs. d"visr"s and l,-atr,s. and all Iut'''-'''
SAID estate. for the purp">,. "i c"nNrrliIi- '.'
mt" money and said administrator i.t~ '
mt" ourt the consent and appreciated 'H 3"
at all the heirs. drVIscrs and lrgatrt- 81 >i.'
residing III this State.
W h"r"upun. II Is ordered hN SAID Huli ,'.'
application hr referred I" The. lith dLN % I''
u. l-'2. al the Probate Office i'll sad - ".
for hearing and decision thereon and u =
Ordered, that all persons Interested Ice % 'i.'''
at. by publication at notice "t thI~ hpP.''
order thereon three weeks Succ,-~~IN'I' IH '., 90.
DOMAIN, printed at -. .IohnSburS hri"I' 80"
Of hearing that they may appear ~ ~.ur '''.'
place, and, if they see ciIiIs'' object Ih'i'''
l;N the Court, Attest, L.,
ASA l.. FRENCH. JUDI ct l''''
\ true copy of Record Attest ,,
~ Ii ASA l.. FRENCH, Iud-' "i '..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
A Young Lady and Well-Known
Citizen Shot

y shocking attempt At double muir
den occurred 1T Nr>1tirld. last Thurs
day evening. Miss .Iruni,'liatr> and
Charles >ICkrtt we've Walking home
from Amy stones show at Wr>tticld.
shortly after | | o'clock " When. after pass
ing through the bridge above the depot
they were met 10y Albert smith. VIII"
produced Il revolver and fired seven
shots. dangerously Wnumdiu" both par
ties. Miss Bates was struck III the, face.
Just below the eye. i'll the back al the
head. aud in the hand. three wounds
being inflicted. which BLEED trighttullN e.
though them severity had not been de
trImincd at "ur last adv ices. Nh. Sack
"tt ga. .h"t through. th.. body near ~"
heart. and almost immediately hccamr
in~Cn~Ihlc. in " hIch state he has rnutiII-
ucd ever since. The would hc murder
81. HAY iug rmpticd his revolver. hurried
down past the depot. rrmaIkiuy I"
some one VIII" had heard the shots and
arr"~rrd him. rive fixed that son OF Il
this lime" Parties VIII" heard the
W"mIn'> cry FASTENED /" the spot. and
on discovering the horrible spectacle at
once gave the alarm. but the a>>a>>in
had vanished. Medical aid WAS sum
m"mrd. the police notified. the telegraph
put in acquisition. and every possible
meals taken Ia secure the arrest of the
fugitive.
S:ickctt l. Il man about 10 Years of
agr. quite Wealthy. while Miss Bates i
Il NuIm" Woman of about ~. jealousy
seems Ia have been the caII>r Some
time since smith WAS pay ing attention
to Jennie. but the tenderness Wa> not
rrcipr"catrd. on hcr part. nntwith>tand-
In@ the pcI>ua>ion> and threats of
smith. At one time. dc>pairimy of
mIldcr means. he entered her room and
Threatened to shoot her This fact
coming I" outside know ledge made the
town to" warm tnr him. and leaving his
situation at the depot. where he Wa>
employed IL Watchmau. h, left West
field tuI about two months. Recently
he returned. taking Il situation u> brake
man upon the freight trains running
west. Nothing WIS heard from him to
excite suspicion till last evening. when
he went To one of the livery offices and
wanted t" borrow Il revolver, which. in
memory of his former ra>hnrsS. was re
fused him. lie is about - Years old.
five feet eight inches high. thick set.
with red features. black (dvcd mus
tarhc, and * Il man of fierce and rcck
less disposition.
~ the tIightt'ul event hccamr known
through the town, il created the great
est excitement and horror Nothing 81
utterly cold hlo"dcd and diahnliral WIS
ever known in the history of that usual
~ placid village. and no words of exon
Grafton were spoken in behalf of the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-11-29
Corner Room. up stairs

NJ AENlN FIETClIER'S ESTATE.
Nl W.. the subscribers heinz aIIrIuf,t
the Hon. Probate CONT fur the district ui o..
commissioners t" receive examine and ad .-'
claims and demands of all persons against OH,
tat" "i MaIN IN Fletcher latruf canaan Iu .,..
iIlct. represented n~"lrrnt and also all claus
demands exhibited in offset thereto: and f0, 20
"i SIN months from the lst day" t N"N. - ..
allowed 10y said cnurt for that burmese. dnf.,nt
hereby xiv" motto" that We will attend i, i.,. Poi.
ness Of our said appointment ~ the dwrllu.- N.
"t Mrs. II. Elizabeth Fletcher III tulll,r. ...
INST rinr~daNs III january and AIIil u,.f Dr.
nine o'clock \. VI. until tom O'Clock T. VI .r.,.
"f said day.
GEn- " II AEI$tIuEN. ',,,,r..........