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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-29

geons defeats developers par la
seve du printemps avaient presque
tOujours beaucoup d souffrir de
rhumiditG saline appOrt6e par le
vent de la mer. On cut alOrs FidGe
d'emprisonner les orangers par pc
tits groupes dams d'etroits enclos
formes par divers arbres; mais
bient6t OH s'apercut que fOmbre
nuisait d In crOissance ct 4 Ia ma
turtle dies fruits; il fallut agrandir
les vergers, ct c'est settlement de-
puis 1915 qu'une disposition nor
male parait avOir etc adoptee def
nitivement. Les q,tintas sOnt main
tenant des cares de 40 4 80 metres
de cote; DIES murs en- pierres Sc
ches, de 3 d & metres de haut, les
entOurent de tOutes parts. Les
vents les plus impetueux ont peu
de prise sur ces murailles epaisses
cOmposees de blOcs basaltiques vO-
lumineuX, denses, don't les surfaces
rugueuses sont encastrees ensem-
BILE. LIE rempart de pierres ainsi
ediie est double interieurement
dune hale de fayas serres les uns
contre les autres. Ces arbres al
port Glance depassent bient6t Ia
crete du mur auquel lis sont ados-
ses, ct torment au-dessus un rideau
verdoyant de plusieurs metres
delevatiOn.
Apres bien des essais pour re-
chercher ressence qui convient le
mieux d rinstallation des abris, on
parait s'6tre accOrde gfnGralement
pour preferer rarbre acorien par
excellence, le faya. Les essais fats
pour le remplacer sOnt neanmOins
assez interessants pour que nous
ell disiOns quelques mOts. Durant
plusieurs annGes, Ia faveur pOpu-
laire s'etait pronounce pour le
pittospOrum uaduldtua,, arbre Gle.
CANT, au feuillage toujours vert,
Originaire de rAustralie ct impOrte
FAngleterre il y trente-cinq ans.
Cetarbreavait seduitpar la beaute
de ses feuilles ct par In rapidite de
sa croissance; mais il Gpuisait le
terrain ct nuisait 4 In vegetation
des plantes quill Gtait appele d
prOteger. lie lauricr DIES Canaries
ct le laurier de rInde possedcnt
egalement un beau feuillage ct
croissentpromptement dependant
leurs racines s'etendent All loin ct
epuisent aussi le sol. lie faya au
cOntraire amGliore In terre: ses
feuilles mOrtes constituent I'M en-
grais excellent. Non.senlcment il
n'enleve pas aux arbres plantes
dams son vOisinage les sues nOnr-
riciers don't ills ont besoin, mais
plnsieurs essences, telles que lie
h6tre ct lie chGne, prosperent mieux
aupres Gle lui que lorsqu'elles We
getent isolement., lie pittosporum
tabira est employe dams les qnintas
vOisines du bord de In mer; il re-
siste mieux que le faya d Ia pous-
siere d'eau salGe que le vent rejette
sur la cote. LIE carinocarpus lGci-
gatus, Originaire de rAustralie,
resiste egalement a Faction des
brises marines, ct a de plus lavan-
tage de supporter Ia taille. Hacacia
melanorylon est recherche dams un
cas- tout oppose, car il ne reussit
bien qua une distance assez c0nsi-
derable de la mer. Lorsqu'il nest
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-29

pas atteint par lie souffle salin du
vent maritime, il pousse tres vlte,
n'appauvrit pas le terrain ct four
nit un excellent abri.
F. FoUQUE.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-29

Clique a fait ellie. meme le lit OIL
ellie Sc couchera, ou creuse la fosse
OH ellie sera enterree.
QUAINT a Ia minorite republicaine
de rassemblee de Versailles, sa
d6faite apparente du 20 novembre
peut ct dOit tOurner en- une vGrita-
BILE ct substantielle victOire. Les
sages ennemis de la democratic
franchise en- ont fait dun fougueuX
torrent un feuve endigue, a la
pente menagee. Dams une sorte de
circonvallation militaire, la demo
cratic oubliera ses griefs, usera ses
passions; s'epurera ct Sc disciple
nera. lie spectre s'evanouira.
Les dGclasses ct les bOhGmes, les
excentriques ct les grotesques Sc
ront relegues hors des rangs, OH
affluerOnt les talents miiris ct les
s6rieuses capacities. Cest dGja fait
d Motto on aux trois quarts, ct la
ferme prudence de roppositiOn
devant les provOcations ct les en-
bdches, atteste 50 force morale.
Ellie a pu rallier a ellie felite DIES
intelligences ct acquerir une auto
rite qui grandit chaque jour. LIE
parti republican, ne conspire plus
dams les catacOmbes ct ne sc rue
plus dams les emeutes. II laisse
dedaigneusement a terre le giant
empoisonne della menace, ct ma
plus pour objectifcet hotel de vile
on tr6naitquelques heures sOne etat-
major tribunitien ct faubOurien !;
il s'est nationalist ct opere sur une
large base. line compromettra pas
de tells avantages, ct chez lui Ia
queue radicale n'eihportera plus Ia
tGte liberale. lie septenaire ,prGsi-
dentiel est un cOpcours OH lie pOu-
voir restera an plus digne ct au
plus sage, ct Ia RGpublique y mai
ira enfin viable ct bien cOnstituee.
Telles nous semblent 6tre les per-
spectivesqu'il ouvre. Ce nest point
Il dire one pere des revolutions soft
close, car le sol est embarrassG de
plus dun vestige ct de plus dune
ruine, tandisqu dams Pair flottent
encore des souvenirs ct des espe.
RANGES attaches au temps qui sen
va; mais les institutions seculaires
ne meurent pas sans ces violentes
agonies, ct il faut prendre notre
parti de la lenteur qu'elles mettent
a plier baggage. Notre patience a
leur egard doit 6tre proportionnee
d la resignation impos6e a leurs
derniers defenseurs.
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SEPTENAIRE

LIE nombre sept a prevalu de-
want Ia majorite de pAssemblee
francaise qui siege d Versailles, ct
le parlement introuvable, sorti du
chaos de pinvasion allemande, a
voue on condamne Ia Republique
q sept ans de marechalat on de
stathouderat. La cabale mOnar.
Clique devait produire ce nombre
solennel ct mysterieux, tout plein
de tradition ct de superstition. La
creation divine cut sept jours, ct
la semaine qui mesure le temps
rapide en- compte autant, en- phon-
neur des sept planetes primitives.
La Bible nous parle du chandelier
aux sept branches, du livre aux
sept sceaux, des sept vaches gras-
ses ct des sept vaches maigres.
L Cat4chisme definit les sept
sacrements ct les sept peches ca
pitaux. Les Grecs ontproclam6 les
sept sages, les sept merveilles, les
sept et0iles ct les sept chefs, ct les
Romans ont Ell Ia vile aux sept
collines. La medicine partage la
vie humane en- periodes distinc-
tes de sept ans ct 10 maladie en-
phases regulieres de sept jours.
Enfin 10 musique a sept notes, ct,
en- prenant Ia peine de chercher,
nous decouyririons encore plus
dun trait fatidique dams ce nom-
bre sous rintluence duquel entire
Ia politique francaise. Mails lais-
SONS ces c0mbinaisOns du fatalis-
me, ct examinons la situation
faite par le vote parlementaire du
20 nOvembrc.
lie but de Ia majorite qui a pris
Ia grave determination de faire
une cspece de sceptre du baton de
marechal de Mac Mahon ct de ss-
crer pour un tel laps de temps
l'homme dc guerre qu'on ne peut
pns meme appeler un soldat hca-
renx, le but aprement pours,ivi
par. cette fievreuse majorite est
le reimbursement proclaim simon
imm6sliat de Ia royaute, ct le pre-
texte de Ia force ct de la stabilize
d tlonner an pouvpir executif ne
fait illusion a personne. Pour ellie,
Mac Mahon est un v;ce-roi, pref
4 ceder Ia place au prince qu'elle
pourra SO procurer. Grace q 70
beisssnce passive ct . p6nergique
protection du marechal qui oublie
on ignore comment se sont brdl6s
an flanbeau politiqne de vieux
papillons militaires tells que Ney,
Marmont ct Bazaine, Ia majorite
reactionnaire compte 'abhqner,
scion toutes les regles dc Part ct
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-29

sous forme de lois constitutionnel-
les, un cadre monarchique on un
pretendant s'introduira de pied
en- cap. Mais ellie compte sans son
h6te, CONNIE ont fait deja ses ennis
saires de FrohsdOrff ct de Salz-
bOurg. Pour souple ct docile que
puisse etre pinstrument don't ellie
a fait choix, ellie en- sera encore
pour ses frais d'intrigue ct de
conspiratiOn. Mac Mahon montera
Ia garde a la porte de la Republi-
que nominate quill n'aime pas plus
que ceux qui FONT hisse sur le pa
vols. Les lois cOnstitutionnelles,
quels que soient les PIECES don't
elles seront semees, ser0nt NOR
telles a leurs auteurs don't elles
paralyseront Faction, car elles ne
peuvent etre que relatives ct con-
formes a retat provisoire ct tran
sitoire OH sc place cette haineuse
ct defiante majorite. Ellie a cru
fortifier rExecutif ct Ia affaibli en-
realite, lorsqu'elle en- a fait le pro-
duit ct Ia creature, non du &gis-
latif, mais dune fable majOrite
du Legislatif. Ellie a dun autre
cote affivme rautorite absolue du
Legislatif en- disposant des plus
graves questions jusqu'a outre-
passer son mandat ct sortir de ses
attributions; il lui faudra Sc dis
soudre un jour on pautre, car ellie
ne peut Sc voter riminortalite,
ct alOrs ellie aura fonde une
jurisprudence ct etabli des pre-
cedents au service de rassemblee
qui lui succedcra. Cette assem-
blGe, 81 par hasard cn a porte
la main sur rarche sainte du suf.
frage universal, men sera que plus
republicaine, car Ia bourgeoisie,
.jadis ie pays legal du regne de
Louis Philippe, est desormais ct
irrevocablement conquise d la Re
publique, ainsi que le telnoignent
ses chefs accredites ct ses organes
respe;tes, Casimir Perier, Charles
de Remusat, Leon Say, sans NOM
mer Theirs, qui a conduit ct meme
d bien &c waste ct genereux mou-
vement. Dassemblee future, depar
passemblGe actuelle, sera done pre-
ponderante ct omnipotente, liera
ct deliera d son gre, adorera ct
brhlera CO cu'elle voudra. Ellie
aura champ libre ct carte blanche,
ct les voltigeurs de rancien regime,
apres lui avoir donne Pexemple de
pusage ct de Iabus des droits par
lementaises, n'auront absolument
rien D dire 6i d objecter contre les
decisions souveraines des nou-
veaux representants du peuple.
Cest ainsi que la reaction monar-
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vous fails rappee que somnies dies moilies.
Or bien done, fasons pas aux autres quon neft
pas do fre m6mcs ct renyoyez fr6rc Lubn!
-Ererc Lubin prononcera scs vnnx le jour meme lie
saint Francois! dit voix aigre ct nazlarde meme
temps que Ia porte dn prieur souvrat violence.
Cetat frerc Paphnuce gu await entendu In fin des pro-
pos de maitre Francois. E at6 IS = zJgHt
Fr6re Francois fit un pyofond saGt prenr qui nosa
pas le lu renre qui Gtt rembant CONNIE GcOlier
prs en- default; pus salut frere Paphnuce
qni lui repondt que par atreuse grmace ct 30
retra grave ct pensif, en- ecouant machnalcment 10
voix aigre du mare des noviccs qui gonrmandat sans
doute le pauvre preur b6scles, Ut ui fisait COM
prenre Ia necess6 urgente davanccr dune aimee, mall
gre 81 promcsse formelle In profession de frerc Lubin.
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MAR.IoLAIyE.

Ccpendant ofce dcs niones ternnt, tandis que denf
on trois bonnes velles acevaicnt lcui ate6tres bn
sans remuer lc n,enton cbmme 81 u ct lenr fssent
naturelenent porte def geile ct blonde petite
iouvencelle de dxsept resit a,ss be devotenent
evant chaise agcnoillGe, ct rclcvait do temps
rautel Ellie Gtat conime mn cherubn ct await les
yenx heus doux les oit ayor In Verge Marie
ellie tme ontcois dams cette doucer etinceait IL
sails quec naive mas feminine malice: elle ie me
representeIais volontiers Mn,c Eve, prdc morre
fruit dtlendu sans croirc ellie meme qu'ele tonclie
nature heas! tant par propre tibesse dc propcn-
sions pfchf! 4. CONSTANT
(Ed suifc eu prochaip HuinfD.l
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LES MILE EFT UNE
CONN AISSANCES TITLES.

CCXL
Laculture predominante de San.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28
,.aI DIRECTORY.


cyrUOLIC.-Rev: F. ToNGUAY.-
ROMAN "a Cahbath morning at 10 O'clock
s.csres Sc. s'fIP} ;. N. Vespers P. NJ
t,e, ,5FPrG 4TIoNAL-Rey: R. NJ WE s TER
s.rces effS Sai school at Il NJ Prayer meeting
Nstne'l1', - ~ EpISCOPAL.-Rev.J J. D. COLE.
s'''.s ssssS Sah sshoo! at a. NJ Prayer meet
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28
'al >lde WaIk.-Which? Well

'4' >lde Walk. (which? Well,
u wonder you don't know, and
: %. We mean that thing just
=: y The Rablin House, where a
ST. ~ ''ss'ng from the Jewelry Store
~ Congregational Church goes out
), T. aud comes to the surface,
~, : the TAXED eye) just forty
1 :. like a sloop in terrific
n 's4ulres about as much. nerve
: ! a : to walk a rope spanning
some Of our most esteem
i oeen suspected of being
!. Wen its only that walk that
II looks like an old cordu-
q, ~ 0'A by lightning. Some
az |. sps not having the fear of
s,.,, :,o'e their eyes, and who'll
10 :. to true beauty tipped a
b. :, '"O OF this crooked deform-
he rivnr ,lo :,
nd s;r: :. FATHERS find out who ii
L u.s. sISe them pension, or a vote
p p put M w; began last Mon.
W "a a s ,nl1ss to rig hts, and now
;'.e oo;s sood eight foot walk in lieu
u's mentioned. Good !!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28

Our facilities for storage Of logs and man
ufacturing lumber are ample, being superb
or to any other on the Wisconsin River
having storage separate and independent
from the main River sufficient to safely
hold and handle at least 100000 feet of
logs and would say to cur old customers as
well as others who may wish saving done,
that we have recently reftted and added
largely to the capacity Of our mill for manu-
featuring and handling lumber, and hope by
fair dealing and strict attention to business
to merit a continuance Of their patronage:
We would also call the attention OF the
citizens of Wood County to our complete
stock of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28
lhe Bridge One a.

Inc hridse.-One day last week
- structure which has been SO long
''.s''slIns to fall into the river, took
r..7aT''1 lurch, settling as we were
:. ''nsl nearly foot. Measures have
e" 'l'en to strengthen the frame
'7 having been placed Hereunder
" We learn that the men employ
~'al It a difficult job to do owing
-' oAeyenness of the bed of the
| The public very generally be.
.-e bridge to be unsafe, and to
= allow teams to cross and re-cross
-',eF it has been strengthened is
y. 'alng to do. 1t is dangerous
VII all, sooner or later from its
r. wight.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28

Kicked by a Horse. -One of the
|nsny horses in our streets, belonging
\ Mr. f. Havilsnd very seriously kick
ii, little son of Mr.. Carey in the face
Is: week. The little fellow thought
II dive the animal away from the door
|.n'l, and in SO doing the horse kicked
ln on the left jaw infieting fearful
/ Wound.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28
q Hands Wanted. TO work O.

. Hands Wanted. TO work on
mems Clothing. Work will be given
Tout by the piece. to be taken to the
residences of the parties if desired.
Help also wanted on custom work,
no custom work given out.
good machine girl wanted.
Apply Immediately at the store of
7. G. ST. AMOUR & co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28
The New LOndon Folks Coming

Inc New London Folks Coming.
We are just in receipt of a letter
From "Parson' Lathrop of New Lon
asnto the effect that the Congregation
\ anil other New London folks pur-
r. giving US visit on or about the
l-a Of September. Let US give them
.f'Ial reception. We suggest the
& that It would be we'll to talk mat
f. Up at the teachers meeting on Fri
evening. Let there
y . GOD turnout.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28

HEADLIGHT OIL 1750 fire test,
,s,s,er for the money than Kerosene.
Price 80 cents per gal. Also the best
Es-oseDe in the market at the Wood
q Drug Store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28

Marble WOrks.--Nr. George
Hodge has been appointed agent for
The Green Bay Marble Company. Any
|tbpg in the marble line ordered of him
viii be forthcoming in good time and
o,1ar
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28
6 H. u. Railway.

" TIME TABLE,
-ooT EFFECT JULT q, 1873.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28
possenger Time Table.
Ministerial. Bishop Armitage de-

1rp-el very finely written discourse,
I'll If excellent teaching, at the Meth
lie, Church last Thursday evening.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-28

Hogs in the Street.-All persons
having hogs running at large are here
by ordered to keep up the same I
will pay twenty five cents each for
every hog or pig delivered at the
Pound, found running at large
Nj. J. McRAITH,
City Marshal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-10-14
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Poetry.
Sub Silentio.

Hush the night is calm and quiet.
And the crescent moon hangs low;
Silence deep and wide hath power,
And the South winds wander slow
Through easement whereethe curtain
Family rustles to and fro
Like spirit softly sighing
Fits it all the chamber round.
Where the dim lamp, fading. dying,
Just dispels the gloom profound
Hangs above two happy dreamers,
BY loves perfect promise crowned.
Even through the gates of slumber
To the shadowy land of rest,
He still clasps his long sought treasure
Closely, closely to his breast,
With the ardor of passion
Long denied and long repressed.
With his lips still warm with kisses
Close and clinging as his own,
Signing still in happy dreaming
For the joy his heart hath known
Sweetly, peacefully he slumbers
In the arms about him thrown
And she gazed at him, thinking
Not of all her dreary years
Only of this isle of glory,
Reached with many doubts and fears,
Over loves frail bridge of rainbows
Fading in midst of tears.
Then she nestles still more closely
To the heart so kind and dear,
Whispering Love me. love me, darling,
Ali my hope and rest is here,
And without thee life is nothing
But desert cold and drear
ooh that every night my slumbers
Might be SO supremely blest,
Bounded by thy dear embraces,
Kissed from passion into rest;
I would ask no better haven,
Sheltered thus, and thus caressed."
Fan them gently, odorous South wind,
And begone on pinions feet.
Nothing in thy nightly journey
Shall thy wandering vision greet
Half as perfect in fuifllment,
Satisfying and complete.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-10-14

sparkle like coronet of jems, and then | look
smoke lazily curled up from that inexhaustible
crater, waiting itself away, to be lost in space
under that quiet blue sky, and still looking, my
eyes roamed over that beautiful country with
its glorious scenery, and while thinking upon
and viewing these surroundings, could but
compare this to that scene of desolation that
had happened here eighteen centuries before.
Dear friends, dear reader, should you ever
happen to be at Naples, you must not fail to
spend day at Pompei and Herculaneum.
OCULAR"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-10-14

How HORSE THIEF WAS DETECTED The
horse which was stolen from the Rev. Mr.. Les
lie few weeks ago had been taught to extend
its front foot whenever asked by any one stand
ing near its head. The thief was Ignorant of
this, as he was Of the neighborhood through
which he was travelling. Fortunately for MIR.
Leslie, every boy along the road knew the
horse because of the footlifting. The thief stop
ped at farm house in West Virginia, where the
and asked for dinner. The little boy who rode
the horse to the stable recognized the horse as
Mr.. Leslie's and to confirm it asked for the foot,
which proved the matter. He ran to the house
and told his father, who at once commenced
catechising the stranger, which resulted in his
arrest and imprisonment and the recovery of
the horse Christiansbug (Ka) Messenger.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-10-14

PAY UP-'Pay up! IF You have money
pass it along. Haul out the old purse, and
hand over the dollar; you owe it; it is not
yours pay it! You do not know when you
will ever see another dollar? Perhaps you new
er ought to see another, till you learn what mon
ey is made for, and cease to hoard it up. But
whether you ever see another dollar or not, this
one is not yours, that is clear, if you owe it for
an honest debt. Pass it along, pay your debts,
and trust in God TO bring it back again 10 his
and the way to use it is to pay your debts A
few dollars used in good community will pay
all the debts, and leave everybody clear, and
with as much money as they had at the begin
ming; few dollars boarded makes everybody
trouble, and does no one any good "-Er-
change
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-10-14
NOMMISS1ONER'S NOTICE.

Joseph w. Warren, Admir- d-b-n, C.
t. a.. of G. B. Hopkins, decd, and
John P. McDannald, ............. Prfs,
vs.. In Chy
Richard Snead, Admir- of John Snead,
decd, and others, heirs at law of
said John Snead, decd ,........ Defts.
In pursuance of an order of reference in the
above cause rendered on the 22nd day of Au-
gust, 1873, notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned, that / shall proceed at my Office at
Bath Court House. Va, ON Thursday, the 23rd
day of October, 3,-1st, to state and settle
the accounts of Richard Snead, as Admir- of
John Snead. dec d, ,-and End, an account of the
unsatisfed outstanding debts against the same
intestates estate, giving their legal priorties if
any. Given under my hand this 18th day of
September 1873.
c. R McDANNALD,
Sept 23-4t Com'r in Ch'y.
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M8- Address-"Staunton SPECTATOR, eIaunton'
Augusta County, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-10-14
Legal Notices.
HOMMISSIONER,S NOTICE

u accounts heretofore taken, in the case of
VIM. 81. Revercomb and wife VS.. John Bolar's
heirs, having been recommtted at the August
Term, 1873, of the Circuit Court of Bath coun-
ty, with instructions to take such testimony in
reference to the exceptions filed to said accounts
as any of the parties may offer, in support Of
their respective pretensions, with leave to any
OF the parties to cross-examine Esther Bolar as
to the matters contained in her Deposition, filed
Court what tracts or parcels of land belonging
to the estate of John Bolar. decd, that still re-
main unsold. Notice is given to all parties in
terested. that 1 shall proceed at my Office. at
Bath Court House. Va, on Monday, the 9th
day of October, 1873, to execute said order, at
which time and place the parties are requested
to attend. Given under my hand this 10Th day
of September, 1873.
G. r. MCDANNALD
Sept 23-4t Com'r. in Ch'y.