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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27

The official majority for Taylor,eor Cover
MIR Of Wisconsin, over Wash5urn is 15411.
Taylor ran nearly one thousand ahead Of the
balance Of the ticket. The Senate will stand
u Republicans and f6 Reformers, and the
-. IS ,. ri Retnrriarv .rd Al r. nuhlicsns
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ECnse Mo- 522l

[
THIS rs re- GIVE NOTIGE, That On the 2lst
ruptcy was issud against the estate of Christian
Hail, of Strasburg. Shenandoah county, and State
Of, Virginia, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition:-That the payment of any
debts, and the delivery of any property belong
ing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and
the transfer Of any property by hin. for
hidden by law That o meeting of the Cred
tors of said Bankrupt.fo prove their debts and
choose one more Assignees of his estate. will
be held at a Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden
at the Office of the Register in Bankruptcy in
Harrisonburg. Virginia, before c. Douglas Gray,
Esquire, Register, on the 18th day of December,
/ A. D., 1878, OF 10 O'clock a. IN. '7f
JOSEPH S. EFFINGER,
Deputy U. s. Marshall as Messenger.
nov 1871
Cease no 5iS.)
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE; That on the 18th
day Of Oct, A. D., 1873, warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Joseph F.
Ryan, N1llwood, Clark county, and
State of Virginia, who has been adjudged Bank
rupt. on his own petition ;-That the payment OF
aav debts, and The delivery Of any property be-
longing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use.
and the transfer of any property by him. are for
hidden by law THAT meeting of the creditors
Of said Bankrupt. to prove their debts and choose
enc more assignees of his estate. will be held
| At court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden a, the of
burg Va. beforeC. DoUG4As GRAY, Esq.,, Regis
Ter, on the 18th. day Of December, A. D., 1873,
at 10 o'clock, a. "a.
JOSEPH s. EFFlNGER,
Deputy Marshal, as Messenger.
nov 27-2t
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A Brave Judge

Judge Davis of New York, has risen to
the highest eminence almost by single
bound. The courage he has exhibited
throughout the remarkable trial Of Boss
Tweed, tho scrupulous ssnsitiveness he has
nsDifestsd 10 Maintaining aud protecting the
dignity and purity of his ermiDe, single him
out Is among the noted men Of his day and
generation. When the case was FIRST called,
Tweed's COUNSEL presented a paper rejecting
upon his honor, and objectipg to his sitting
in the case. He pronounced it an outrage.
and disregarded the protest. After the close
Of the trial and the conviction of Tweed, he
had shs' counsel arraigned for contempt OF
Court. stating 10 commenting upon the pro-
lest, that his official integrity demanded that
hssshould sit in the case, after such an I'M
putation. The counsel apologized, but the
Judge said this did not mitigate the indigni-
" to the Court. They will be both reprirsan-
ded and fined.
= The courage of this one man-his official IN
tegrity and judicial dignity. have started the
ball Of revolution 10 New York. The jury
system has been indicated. the people have
taken courage, juctice kas mounted her
chrome, and the honest impulses Of the mas
se., who have SO long been eowed aad pros
tratcd under the reign Of corruption in high
places, Cad rei.ef in general congratulations.
A few more such meg as Judge Davis, and
the criminal Jurisprudence Of the country
would amount to something more that
= sounding brass and tinklips cymba, full Of
xound and fury, siguifying nothing"
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NeaO Advertisements.
w estern histFics Of Virginia, to


w Wil:-In the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court OF the u S. for said District. Al
Harrisonburg, in said District. on the 25th day
Of November, A. D., 1873.
William c. Morgan, of the State of Pennsylva
MIA, surviving partner Of the firm of Morgan,
Buck y Co.. fra lately trading and doing bus
mess, in the city of Philadslphia, Slate Of Penn
sylvania, under the style of Morgan, Buck 4 Co.
Complainants. 80.
Against / IN EQUITY.
Samuel r. Al,sSaasl, Administrator of A. G.
Bryan, deceased, James Kenney, Trustee for A
! c. Bryan, Jacob g. Harnsberger, jeremiah
Harnsberger. John H. Wartmann, John Paul
Assignee Of said Wartmann, s.. NJ. Bowman, il
his own right, and as Executor of Robert Bow
mar, deceased. NJ. Harvey EfdnEer, John Scan
Ion, John Paul, Assignee of said Scanlon, L. II
OFT, Jonas A Lowenbach, Morris Lowenbach, VIM
Feruegbugh, Julia A. Sprinkle, Administrator Of
A. St. Clair Sprinkle, L. F. Way, Frank Liskey
+ Samuel Harnsberger, Administrator of j. N
Hill, deceased. VIM. o. Hill,, l. C. Hill, James A
B. Hill, A j. Nicholas. E. J. Sullivan, Henry L
Shoupe, Samuel Senger, D. S. Reutch, Mary c.
Reed, and L. S. Reed her husbend Jacob P. Ell,
finger, and Hester his wife, jacob Senger, and
Nelson Sprinkle, Respondents
The object of the hove suit is to enforce a
judgment lien Of the Plaintiffs on the Lands OF
Allen G. Bryan deceased, which wore sold by
James henney, trustee, to the above named par
ties
And Affidavit being made that the defendants
D. s. EeuAch. L Reed and Mary c. his wife,
and Morris Lowenbach. are non-residents of the
State Of Virginia, it is ordered that that they dc
appear on the first Monday in January next, and
answer the Plaintiffs - o.. do what il necessa
ry to protect their interests and that copy OF
this order be published once q week f r four sue
cessfte weeks in Valley Virginian. a newspa
per published in Staantou, Va land another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the U. 81
court=roonhs of this District on the first day Of
the next term Of the circuit court of said district
Teste: VIM. j. POINTS, clerk.
Jshn q Harris, compiainants solicitor
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Cease No. 1927
In TIFF DISTRICT COURT OF TILE. UNITED
States FIR the Wistern District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy. M
In the matter of Walter Z. Fester, Bankrupt.
10 whom it may concern;
The undersign-
ed Harvey Risk, of Staunton: Augusta county.
Va. hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee Of the Estate of Walter T. Foster, of
Augusta county, in said district, who was, ON
the z3fd day of August. A. D., 1873 adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court of said district.
Dated, ct Haunton, Va, Noz. "a, 1878.
HARVEY RISK,
NO, 27-Ss ASSIGNEE.
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THE NEW YORK TIMES.

Daily, Semi Weekly, and Weehb
THE NEW YORK DAILY TIMES
IS THE ONLY
REPURTECAN JNTRNAT.
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FC,sa M 517 +

Deputy 9. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
nov 27-2t
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the marine league Of sea from the coast, we
believe, is recognized in the law Of nations
In only two ways could the Spanish nation
claim the power exercised by them in the case
Of the Virginius. One way is by the law of
nations We have seen how this law does not
Justify it; another way would DO by treaty
between this government aud that of Spain.
Now there has been treaty but in place of
justifying the act it expressly controvenes
it, and this tssa1y law would be sufficient ev-
en- if international law allowed it, to have
forbidden the seizure Of vessel carrying
American colcrs in time of peace for any
purpose, and arbitrary trial Of her passengers
or crew.
Article VII Of the Treaty of 1895 be-
tween the United States and Spain, reads
thus:'
seThat the subjects or citizens Of each of
the contracting parties, their vesaels or eff
fects, shall not be liable to any embargo or
detention on the part of the other for any
military expedition or other public or pri-
vate purpose whatever and in all cases of
seizure, detention, OF arrest for debts con-
traeted or offenses committed by citizen or
subject of the one party within the jurisdic-
ton of the other, the sanae shall ba made and
prosecuted by order and authority of law on
ly, and according TO the regular course of
proceedings usual 10 such cases. The citi-
zens and subjects Of both parties shall be al
lowed to employ such advocates, solicitors,
notaries, agents aud factors as they may judge
proper 10 all their affairs. and in all their tri-
ais at Inv in which they may be concerned,
before the tribunals Of the other party and
such agents shall have free access to be pres
ent at the proceedings 10 such causes, and at
the taking Of all examinations aud evidence
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-10
Washington County Court

Since our last report the following business
was transacted in Court, previous to its ad-
journment f
Rachel Jack u.s. John Jack n Bill granted lor
intolerable severity; petitioner has leave to
resume her maiden name Of Rachel Ainsworth
almony dccreed according to agreement on
file $3.50 and one Of the beds.
Lemuel b. Carr rs. Sabrina s. Carr-Bill
granted for ntolenble severity.
State rs George Tinkham- Indicted for sell
ing cider, pleaded guilty of three offences
fine, $50 and costs.
State Is George p Foster--Indicted for sell
ing liquor; bonds called and forfeited.
State rs. James Cady-Indcted for selling
cider pleaded gnilty Of three offences, and
fined $50 and costs
State IS. John +. tnehour-lndictmen fol
taking a patent right note without putting 0
statement to that effect in the body Of it in
dctment abated for a misnomer, respondent
name being Jesse & Stinohour.
State u.s. William Parks-Indictment ioi
selling liquor and cider continued.
State rs. Thomas j. IIunt-lndictment foi
selling liquor continued.
State rs Andrew +. Field Indictment for
selling liquor pleaded guilty Of eight offences
and fined $40 and costs
State RS William F. Dodge Indictment fol
selling liquor pleaded guilty Of five second
offences, and fined 500 md costs
State rs. W II Wheeler and Merrill Dodg,
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illarkets.
Boston Cattle Market.
At Cambridge and BRIGHTON, for the week ending
Tuesday, December g 1873.
AMOUNT or sfock AT MARKET.


At Cambridge and Brighton, for the week ending
Tuesday December 3 1873.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKEr
cate. s1ssp siois' Hog'. cshes.
This week.. 2,7S 6ist 100 lsfl o
o 5a,' y sSfT ago. 5oi5 S ' 90 i s9S 4,
PRroEs.-Bssf canie-ENtra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, s9.oOag.75i drst quality, ssO4as7a; second
quality, S6.OlH5.Tji third quality, si.OOU5.5O per
100 lbs on total weight OF hide, talow and dressed
beef A few choice single pairs !lo0l050 Bulls, &c,
Working oren.-sl50Dt75 per pair, or according to
their value as beef. Handy steers s57@l2j.
hiich Cous. Fair quality tiiM6i extra good, $40
ass, with or without calves, as may beasIeed nrrow
olds. t2oals. 3-year olds, sQGi5.
SAesV,-9lW5,e; extra, 6Glc per ID, live weight.
Lambs in lots, s2.J0H7.50 per head.
Shofes. 20 Wholesale, 0c retail, olu3c per h.
Fat Hogs, 5@jle per lh.
skins, l6H iSci tallow, Sc per 10. country i!e.
Peis-With wool on, Sl.2j each.
REuAaKs-At NateitoWn there was fair satlshc
ton expressed as regards tho sale OF cattle Dealers
rather expected to find the market shade iirmcr OF
ut all events as firm as week ago to-day, Western
cattle were sold at unchanged prices, 10 being the
highest rate, live weight. sales were quick good
Northern stock, and there were many fair oxen on
sale-he best 10y j, d. billings, Of Hatfield, Mas.
which weighed so lbs at home The pair purchased
by s. S. Learned, who gave &c more than market
prices none oil your common Ind OF stock but
premium cattle, not really quotable stock F +
Brady sold lortyfYe steers heiiers and COWS to II
Zvlin at 3}c live weight and five hoilers and steers
at Sc dressed weight NJ joyce sold four ken at 6l1
live weight, average $50 lbs and four a. 20.
per cwt, live weight, average 1000 lbs. ileh COW.
as previously quoted. Not lively call Tor work ny
oxen sales at $40, $40, $50 $50 and 500 I,
quality.
The Sheep arrivals are not particularly heavy IRON
the North, but dealers we'll supplied with mutton
in the city from tho West which cooled the ardor oil
the butchers, who were not very anxious to buy Elk
copt best hOeks the market IS decidedly slow
For medium grades there siessca Peltcrs at tll4.
per head II. Baldcrson sold $50 sheep and lambs
average 50 lbs at 10. u. ". Brownel sold " sheel
and lambs at ste, no at Go, and % at &C per 10.
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NoR1uFlEtp. The fair to be given by the
ladies of the Uniyersalist Society, on Wednes-
day and Thursday Of next week, promises to be
a fine affair, and all needed preparations have
been made to render it pleasant to these visit
ing. 1t will doubtless attract large crowds, as
it certainly ought to.
j. F. Basford sold out his yietualling sa-
loon to his brother, Howard Basford last Fri
day, and on Monday the brother sold out to
James Rohan
Bishop Gilbert Haven, of Atlanta, Georgia,
delivers the third lecture of our course, at
Concert Hall, Tuesday evening, December
10Th Subject, " Books rs, Brains"
-Lelnder Foster, highly esteemed and
most worthy citizen, was brought homo O
corpse on Saturday last, having been attacked
with congestion of lungs, while away on a
visit.
Mr.. j +. Davis, one of the most enter
prising and wide.awake Of the merchants il
Mortified, makes an announcement in another
column, which will be read with interest. ii,
means what he says, as any one can discover
by giving him a call.
Next Sunday afternoon will be devoted t.
listening to Rev. John Russell, r. r. q. W
@. T of the order of Good Templars, from
Detroit, Mich, who is making rapid tour o.
the State, lecturing on the subject of temper
ance, under the auspices Of the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge Of America
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The depot at Bartonsville was broken into on
Saturday night, and about $40 worth Of
tickets taken.
5. @. Flemming has soil bis lease Of the
Island House to Charles Towns II was closed
a week ago last Monday, and will remain 50
during the winter.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Miss Perce lIazcn, daughter Of Dr. IIazen,
Of Woodstock, is CONCENTRATING herself that
she did not start for Europe on the Vile du
IIayrc, rs she was intending to.
Woodstock is now operating seven places Of
public worship, an organization Of the sons and
daughters Of Temperance, County Court, eight
newspapers, Masonic brotherhood, course Of
lectures, Farmers Club, cornet band and q
dance hall.
Oscar A. Dean, Of Bethel, has invented and
patented circular saw guard, which, if used,
will save the saving Cd Of fingers, and throw
ing pieces Of the lumber at the head Of the
operator It is simple in it, arrangement, and
very strong and secure
Elisha SHELL Of ProciorsyilIe, was badly
injured while chopping in the woods by tree
falling on him, but was released from his per
ilous situation by bis son in law, twho was
near bim,) in time to save bis life lie was
badly bruised about the head and shoulders
but is doing well.
The grand jury at Woodstock has reported
to the court, finding twcnty-iy true bills, with
two not found one Of them being against
the insane Shaw, the North Bridgewaier fire.
bug, who is now in jail. The total Of the
Liquor witnesses who have testified ~ given
as one hundred and sixty
As Mr. Tefrill, man seventy years old, was
getting of the rear OF passenger car, ut Lud-
low, he fell between the platform and car and
was run over. His leg between the ankle and
knee was completely shattered and he was
otherwise injured Mr. Tcrtill is from Han
over, n H. and was returning from the West
There is but little hope Of his recovery.
The Vermont State Prison contains seventy
seven conyicts, Of which three are females, and
nearly all are busy and vigorous at their work,
as il there were no panic outside of their
walls. Notwithstanding the reduced number
Of conycts and the cost of extra repairs made
in the buildings, the receipts under the good
management Of tho directors and superiutend-
ent, exceed the expenses.
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lllarrianns.

-~--------~~--~s--4~~--~
In Montpelier, November 2J by Rev. j. Edward
Wright Mr.. Isaac W. mt and Miss CoRRtr A
MiSARp both of Woodbury.
In North Montpelier, December D. NJ the church. b,
Rev j. Edward Wright, assisted by Rev. s, S. Davis
Mr. Farm n SinLfY and Miss ELLA G.. daughter Of NJ
Ebcn d. stevens, both Of East Montpelier.
In West Barnet, by Rov. John Bole, Mr. liza ]
JeSNsov and Miss CLARA W. PARTRIDGE, both o
Peaeham.
GroRGg W. GtLuAS and Miss Ezra '. PnLtifs botl
Of Duxbury.
In Granville November 90 by Rcv. W. j. * lddor
Mr. GARRgrt SHnLgY aud Mis- NANDANA a. BALL
both Of Granville.
In Burlington December g. by Bov T. @, Ware
Mr WILLIAM r. Mason, Jr., and Miss CARMFcfA A.
eldest daughter Of o. A. London, both Of burlington
In Danvillc, November 26 by Rev. J. $. Little Mr.
CURTIS CARA, Of Danvile, AMI Miss MARY J. Pence
adopted daughter 0fMr Lyman kittrcdgc, Of Walden
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pETITIoN FOR DIVORCE.

WAsnSaroS Go. Couar, MARCH Tern, isfi.S
Abprs p iiosslSosa 1AsT,g'N AoIS = n sbe
CuAgsEs G ifosstsGgn county Of Washington, has
filed In the office the cork OF said toun CouIhet
potition Tor a divorce from Charles q. lionslnger
aid IN the first day OF August. A, u lets uy hSt.
sylvester Donaldson, a minister OF me u4sp9l sne
VAS duly ioincd 10 marriage to the said 'hailes u.
Ignsnser then Of M0rristuWn, In the county Vl La
moi le but now out Of this state that, on htr palii
snco "a marriage she has faithfully Kept the mar
raae covenants but that tho said Charls a., on his
part hath NOT kept the sane, but has teated the
nsiii,onrr with intOlorable severity and praying
that said Court may grant her MI oi divorce
o the bonds Of matfimOuy contracted, as aoferAlai
between her aud tho said Charles u and that no
care md custody of the minor child, Osceola Is Hon
nrer may DO decreed 10 the petitioner aud that she
may have leave TO resume her maiden name, And,
whereas, IL appears that the said Charles Il. Hon
singer rusides and Is out Of this State, 10 that SAID
petition OF subpoena cannot be served unon HIM,
fhfrsfore Il is ordersd, That notice Of the pendency
Of said petition he given TO the said Charles a. hon
singer and that he be notified TO appear before tho
County Court aforesaid next 10 30 held AZ hohipe-
or within and iof the County OF Washing ton on vo
second Tuesday Of March, A. ID. l-dAi az hlhe
A. NJ on said day by publishing the substance o. sae
petition, together with this order, uliso ~ 1rasI
cessively in the Vermont Watchmnn state 5yuIna.,
newspaper published ut Montpelier, ~ saia V.uhN
OF Washington the last OF when Y, az
al least six weels previous 10 saln ssee y,
March A ID 1874 which publication shai, heueemea
suflclent notice to the sad thaflrs u n.neps's "
a,near aa aforesaid, and show cause Why me prayer
~ xii netton should be granted and IN ease OF
! his l.f,uif the Court Will proceed ~ pcrr.
! Giycn nnder my hand at Montpelier In said County,
| this 9llh day OF November, A. y, 1873:
'A'' ''' LUTHER NEWCoMB. Clerk.
! PAuL DlLLSsaAM Sos Attorneys for Petitioner
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Deaths.

In Montpelier, December g. Mr.. TiNornY Cross
aged ~ years
In Plainacld, December O. Mr. ions AYERS, aged
81 years.
In nanvire, November %, Mr. DARIUS WOODWARD
aged % years
In Barre December e. Mrs LrcY BoutwELL, widow
Of the late Scott Boutwell,, aged IS years.
In Woodbury. December g. OF cancer, pnYiuRl A.,
wife OF Mf. Calvin I,yiord, aged 20 years and 10
months.
In Mortified November N. after q distressing sdk-
ness VI nearly hv8 years MARIA AscENErn. wife Ut
Or. Leonard Thresher, and dauahthcr Of Ira and
Caroline Broushton OF Eoyalt1n In the ist year Of
her age.
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0'' 77' HARVEY TiLDEN, Judge.
rTATE OLE VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON Dlhllltll %.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and
for said DisIlet, on tho lst day u December A. d.
phtlAnAer Rilord administrator OF the estate Of
Richard h. Sa gent, late Of Warren, in SAID District
deceased makes application In writing TO SAID Court,
,or cenie 10 sell all OF the real estate Of said de
eeased to wit The home larm containing elghty-sis
acres with buildings thereon, also one undiVeled nan
of the mountain lot supposed to contain one hundred
acres except the dover therein, but Including the
homestead, representing that the sale Of Il part
thereof Is necessary Tor the pas nent OF the Deus OF
said deceased and that such part eannot he sold WIN
out injury 10 those Interested In tho renaihde ana
tat the sale OF the homestead wil be henehe al 10
he widow and minor children OF SAID deeeense1
Nhereupon IL Is ordered by said Court, that said appl
cation 80 referred 10 session thereof 70 be hed az inc
PROBATE Oloe, said Montpelier, ~ the 5th DAY OF
December A. b. ls7J for hearing and decision thereon
aud further ordered that ali persons Interested 90
notified hereof by publication Of notlee u salu appi
he Vermont Waterman a state Journal printed at
Montpelier before said time II hearing, that they
MAY appeaf at said time aud place, and " they zee
cause, Oije 4 thereto.
By the Cuurt--Attest,
oao5 HARVEY TILDEN Judge,
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MARsnFIEID--At the annual meeting of this
Grange last Saturday eve, the following officers
were elected for the year ensuing, as follows .
Master, Charles II. Newton Overseer, W H..
II. Mears Lecturer, Daniel p, Spencer /;
Steward, Calvin r. Hills, Assistant Steward,
Silas H. Packer Chaplain, f B. Dwinell ;
Treasurer, c. A. Dwinell Secretary, Ira II.
Edson; Gate Keeper, c. c. Bent; Ceres,
Jerusha Dwinell; Pomona, Miriam W. Gil
man; Flora, Carrie f. Davis, Stewardess,
Eunice T Edison Regular meetings, Saturday
eve of the week in which the moon tuls
The citizens Temperance Society at Marsh
field, was held according to adjournment, in
the union church, Sunday evening, December
eth. Addresses were made by Rev. Geo. +
Forbes, Rev. N. f. Cobleigh, Mr.. E. A. Day,
and others. A selection was read by Mrs
Pattie English, and a recitation given by Mis-
Belle Putnam. Tho interest of the meeting
was much enhanced by the choir, who fur
nished some excellent music. During the
winter the meetings will be held on the first
Sabbath evening of each month, alternately al
the several churches. The next meeting will
be at the Methodist church. These meetings
have had good influence on the people oil
Marshfeld, and their interest Instead Of de-
cining, as some predicted, has steadily in
creased.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT. s..
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, boo said Dis
trict on the 18th day Of November, A. D lsiis
Mary Walker, ate Adminlsratrx Of Patrick RAT
presents her admnisration account Tor examination
and allowance. Whercupoa, 10 IS ordered by sad
Court that said account be referred TO session there
or TO he held at the Probate Office In said Mont
pelior on the 3lth day Of December A. u. leij Tor
hearing and decision thereon And Il Is further
ordered that notice hereof be given 10 all persons
Interested, by publication Of the same three weeks
suceessyely in the Vermont Waterman and STATE
Journal, u newspaper puhlehcd at montpelier, pre-
may appear at said time and place, and show cause
ifauy they may hive, why said account should not
be allowed. By the Court-Auest,
0i06 N A. CHASE, Register.