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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Congregational Committee In
charlottesville Legislature
Threaten Chamberlain Tor
Treason.

COLUMBIA, December S-The Congyes.
sional investigating Committee arrived
last night. This afternoon the Commit.
tee met and organized, and soon drove to
the State House. The Republican House
and Senate are in session, but have ta-
ken no important action. The Commit.
tee appointed by the Democratic House
yesterday, 10 now in the discharge OF III
mission, which is to call upon the officers
commanding the United States troops
informing him the HOUSE. Is legally CON
sti,uted; and request the withdrawal oil
troops from that building, and II refused
to demand by what authority the troops
are detained there. The Democratic
House has also instructed Judiciary Com.
mittee to employ counsel and proceed
against D. II. Chamberlain for tteasona,
bic acts In usnrping.he Government Of the
State; also directing The Committee tc
ascertain and report what counties are
not represented In the House.
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CHICAGO, December s.-FlOur-ouiet
and steady. Wheat Heavy; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 l7H cash; 81 isH January;
sll9{ February: No. 3, 81 10; rejected 96a
97Hc. ,Corn-Irrsgular at 4Bc cash; 44He
January. Oats-Dull and lower at 33Ha
cash: $3.50 January. Barley and Rye-Un.
changed. Pork-Active, firm and higher,
closing easier at SIC 50al0 IS cash; sl6 g2H
January; SO S?IfalG IS February. Lard
dull at.SlU 00al0 l21S cash; SO I0H jan.
nary; Sl025 February. Bulk Meats Quiet
and unchanged. WhiSky-Dull atSl 05}f.
Atthe close wheat was higher at 81 l8K
al lSH January, 81 2OH Februaro. Cora
iirm and higher at 453Sc cash and Deeem-
ber: 4sAc May. Oats unchanged. Pork
Gtmer and higher at $l676 January; $40 %
February. Lard firm at $40 17halo 80
February
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BENEFIT for the Brooklyn Theatre
"" i7' Sufferers.

New York, December s.--AI a meet
ing OF actors and actresses yesterday, 10
srrangs for 4 benefit for the Brooklyn
Theatre sufferers. every regular theatre
and minstrel troupe in New York and
Brooklyn were represented, and q. large
number Of theatrical people were repre-.
sented individually. In addition, n reso:
luton was adopted that every theatrical
manager In the country he asked 10 con-
tribute the proceeds OF one performance
to the relief fund. u....s J.
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EAST LIBERTY, December s.-CATTLg--
Receipts to-day 1923 head, or 70 cars Of
through and cars Of yard stock total for
four days 5,355 head. Every thing 10 sold
out and the pens are clear, except Of
through stock. No business Of any account
done to-day. Best S. 25n5 30: medium 70
good 81 25a5 %; common TO fair s. 60a4 90.
Hoos-Receipts to-day 4,9e5 head; total
for four days 1910 head. Workers IS s6a
5 90; Philadelphias IS 70. 80.
SHREp-Rcuelpts to-day 400 head; total
for four days 10000 head. Selling at 5 soa
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BALTIMORE, December g. Flour -
Firm. Wheat-Dull; Western red 81 ".
Corn--Mtxed old 6rm; new weak; old 60tzG
new 6sHc. 0ats-Dull at 37aSec. Rye
Firm at 7Oa7Gc. Clover Seed-Dull Al ltG
l5c. Provisions and steady. Butter
Unchanged PetrOleum-Crudo estiee Of
l2fal2Ac: refined 26tfa26kc. Coffee
Quiet Rio cargoes i0Al9kc. Whisky
Dull ut 81 cox.
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The FIorida State. Canyass.

TALLAHASSEE. December S.-The Csu.
wasting Board concluded the canvass for
Governor and members Of Congress with
the following result, the Attorney.Gener'
al refusing 10 sign the canvass: For
Governor Sterns, 45S majority; Lisnt.'
Gov. Montgomery, S04 majority; ioF
Congress, Purman, 295 majority; Bn'bse,
.l4l; both Republicans.
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Asrr.TuRKrsH MEETING.

A large meeting was held at 81. James
Hall to-day, styling itself the 'National
Conference on the Eastern Question"
The Duke OF Westminster presided. The
object Is to oppose the British govern
meat's proposed Turkish policy. Letters
were read from the Bishop Of Manclles-
ter. Marquis Of Bath, Duke Of Argyle,
and Right Hon. Robert Lowe. Among
the speakers were Mr.. Gladstone, Bishop
OF Oxford, Anthony Trollopc, and Sir
George Campbell and Henry Richards,
members OF Parliament. '"a'. q,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-09

NEW YORK, December s.-Packags trade
In light weight caSSimeres and prints more
active, but business generally conunued
quiet. Cotton goods ruled steady, and
Eearafgo sRtinS advanced. Dress Foods
In moderate request. shAwls continue dull.
Hosiery iuir. Foreign goods dull.
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!. FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH ,yAH,
Panicin'Roumnnia.

LONDON, December 7.4Atslegram iron,
Bucharest says q panic has seized the
population Of Roumania, especially I'M The
towns on the Danube. Many families
have fed, fearing invasion by ilie Turks.
The Roumanitsf newspaper is publish
ing . Leading article tending to calm the
public mind. II declares that the fears
Of Turkish INVASION are unfounded, as
the best relations exist between Roamania
and IurkeyyNliHi7su-nts.i
A Reuter- dispatch from Ragus9 Stalca
that the Demarcation Commission has
concluded It's labors, and Montinegro has
consented to supply NlcAic with twO
months provisions for 5000 perons. :.
The movement Of Turkrh troops o., q
large 4 scale is going on Ia Il II Herzegovina
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Marine Intelligence.

New YoRK, December S.-Tks sssAul.
ships City Of Limerick, ard ASsigna
from Bordeaux, arrived. z Tho steamshlt
Frisia arrived yeaIaFdAg, and brought
100000 In spec;e, from Hayres l@
LONDON, December s.-The Bteams hlt
HoIIARA from New, York, arrived.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, December s.-FIOur- Steady.
Wheat-stcady; No. 3 white Wabash 81 M.
No. white Michigan 81 81; amber spot
aud December 81 SSH; No. 3red spot and
December 81 2!LS; rejected red 81 i4H.
Corn-Steady; high mixed 60Ho; new t7o:
new yellow Il, oatS-Firm; white S9He;
Michigan 35r.
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Official Majority Of the Missouri
Democratic State Ticket.

ST. Loup, December S.-The followin
Is the official vote on the State tickeI
being counted al Jefferson City to-day
Phelps, for Governor, 199 $50; FInklen
burg, l47694. Phelps majority, 81, ,8st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-09

The House Committee on Appropria'
tions to-day assigned TO Representative,
Holman, BIount aud Waldron the prepa
ration Of the Postoftice Appropriation
bill. This sub.committee will meet tC
commence their work tomorrow.
The President has nominated Vincent
Boring, Of Kentucky, a' Pension Ageni
at Lexington.
The President has recognized Charles
Hensorten as Consul Of Belgium At Chi
cARo.
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FIRE RECORD.
another Theatre Fire.

Brooklyn, December s.-A Gre broke
ont in-ths Adelphia Theatre this morn
ing and the entire interior Of the build
Ing was consumed. III H'l In.
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The IYellnnd Canal.

ST. CAruAR1NEs, oST., December 81
Il 10 officially announced that the Wei.
land canal will be closed on Monday
next '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-09

The House Committee on Judiciary
have agreed to report iavorably on the
resolution offered by Representative Nc.
Crary yesterday providing Tor the ap.
pointment OF n committee, 10 act iu con
Junction with u committee Of the Senate
10 secure count Of the electoral votes
aud the determination Of disputed ques
tions by tribunal whose authority none
can question and whose decision all will
accept as final. The committee post,
poned action on the Colorado matter
until next Monday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-09

Earnest Gerard was arrested In New
York today, charged With numbering
Blanche Bunecan in San francisco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-09

PITTSBURGH, December s.-Petrolsum-r
Market firm and active; crude IS 971ia400
ut Parksr's; refined ge3lc, Philadelphia de-
livery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-09

WELIsBuRo IrEMs.-It seems that the
original idea on the part Of the Democrats
in importing Glass to Brooke county was
ito do oertain protane something. to
the editor Of tho Herald, and now the
importers would be glad to be rid Of their
contractor. HH.-H
A. ". Dean ia 10 commence a series ol
sermons on infiIelity, beginning Dec.
llth.r
The Herald calls for reduction Of sal.
aries paid to county officers, and show,
how the Republicans, Sc! an example to
that end In 1865.
Wiley Cro.her. paid hia old home a
visit few days ago. He lives in Cincin.
nau nowadays.
The editor!of the EtHs no longer trusts
politicaleandidates but demands paymen.
in advance. .a...
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weather Report.
..a.Ha war DEPARTMENT,
OgPloE or THE CIIlER SIoaAL oTTIcER,


For Tennessee aud Ohio Valley, de-
cidedly cold, partly cloudy or clear
weather, with fresh and brisk northwest
windP, and rising barometer.
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WAsHiNGTON.
A Republican Caucus ON the Po-
llfical Situation.

WASHINGTON, D. G, December s.-The
Republican Senators had caucus this
morning. There was considerable in
terchauge Of views on the political ritu-
alton, bnt no action was taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-09

THAT Governor Vance had been elected o.
Is. Senator from North Carolina but wa
not qualified to serve, his disabilities moi
having been removed. Abbott claimed
the seat on the ground that he was the
next highest candidate. During the de-
bate that snsued Oh the subject Senator
Thurman spoke 4, tolloEa lee Senate
debate 10Th April, ls79): &
,"Agtiu, hersis another thing that The
Legislature Of North Carolina has right
to know, and that Distinguishes this case
from the English cAsOs, and that is; that
the weight Of judicial decisions In the
United States "a decidedly against the
claim Of minority man TO an election.
That Is an element wholly wanting In the
English cases. In England the entire
current Of the decisions was that the
minority man could have the seat. In
America the decided weight Of judicial
opinion-in fact, every case but one de.
cided by Supreme Court-is against
the pretensions Of the minority candidate
and that the Legislature OF North Caro-.
lima had right TO look at and to build
their expeetationS upon whenithey voted
for Mr. Narce." SFEI ~
;AndiagainraT affirm, With the utmost
positiyeness, that there Is not 4 judicial
decision Of the highest Court Of any State
in this Union, except the Indiana decis.
Ion, that gives the slightest countenance
10 this claim OF minority man being
elected, while it has been decided again
and again, as shall show, notwithstand.
Ing the criticism Of my friend from VIII.
consin (Mr. Carpenter), that the minorl.
ty man Ia not elected, although the
majority man may be under disqualitica.
tions."
The end Of the North Carolina case
wss that Abbott did not get his seat.
Goyernpryaacs resigned, aud .hsNorth
CArolini7 legislature elected Senator
Ransom To the vacancy.
So far a. Senator Thurman and the
leading men OF his party are concerned,
this case would seem to preclude their
raising any serious question in the Ore.
gon case, but during these times, when
party spirit runs so high, there Ia no
telling what may bs attempted.
We are told that while thoughtful
Democrats at Washington are not taken
with the ides Of trying to make
capital out Of the Oregon case, and while
some Of them go 40 far as to say that they
would, II called on, unhesitatatingly
recommend Gov. TiIden to decline to
profit by the affair, yet, on the other hand,
"the great majority of Democrats are
delighted"
"They argue that even II the acts Of the
Governor and Elector were illegal, the
Republican Senate can not consistently
with this theory throw out the vote; II
they do so, then the House can throw
out. Ia short, to get rid OF the vote, or to
decide which is the true vote, the Senate
must consent 10 20 behind the certificates
or Electoral vote, and that once that is
done il Ia competent for either House to
do the same thing in the case Of thv
other States. They think that they will
win whichever way the thing may 60"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-08

Dispuesta por esta Empresa el estable-
cimiento de tres expediciones mensuales en-
combination con los correos peninsulares, sc
avisa que desde el corriente mes saldran de
la Habana los vapoces de esta Inca 81 10. 20
y 50 respectivamente, recalando q este puerto
el 10, 20 80 de cada mes.
Oportunamente So publicara itinerario
detallado. Agosto Il De lo76.-Los Consig-
natarios en- esta plaza Eiarte, Hermano de
Caracena J Comp. !.
lpp.saA asl sp!sa a aeha \ lassssa CONN
80 ~
a38 & -.
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Pailas para Ingenio.

Las hay detodostamafios lejltimss
de Carron, basta 500 galones, en- q
almacen de los Sres Amell .Juli& j
ca de- Agusdilla Para mas porme
nOras diriQirse lns citados saftnres. !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-08
Canlas de hero

y forros para las mismas, Sc hallah
constantemente de venta, en- el esta
blecimiento GEL TELEGRAPH" calle d
San .Justn. ulinaern 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-08
MAQUINAS DR COSbR
DE SINGER.
DOBLE PESPUNTE.
NEW-YORK (E. UNIDOS.\

EN- el almacen de David A. Rodriguez,
az encuentra constantemente un surtido
complete de estas mAquinas, las ssssic0s le-
jltinsas de Singer Sc que intreducen en- esta
isla. Ell pdblico las conoce y su ilustrado
concepto es el mejor elogio que pueds ha-
cerse. No tieHem rivag
La fabrica de Singer vende al ano
$4,000 mAquinas mas que cualquiera otra.
No dejarse a5scin@r co's las Hsalas s''''-
taeiones que Sc tabrica". No esta la econo-
mia en- razon del precio, sino en- la calldad
del artlculo. Las nsdq~i'sas de Singer d"-
ran, sin ercepcion, vei'ste 9 tres'sta afsos. {
Unico agente en- toda la 1sla, David A.
Rodriguez.-San Francisco S0.-Dep6-
sito en- Ponce, J. E. Steinacher.
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COnPANIA RhAL DR VAIOIIIS C(OIIIIRBbOS IuGGLhBIIS
Y
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iMafz, Mah! : .

F. Antonsanti y G.: de Guayanilla
detallan este grano por quintales; adj.
virtiendo que el comprador tiene quo
pagar el saco por separsdn. -Guaya-
nil!a 6 de Ahril da 1915.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-08
Hero galvanizado.

Del iso, que entran ounce tejas en-
quintal, hay de venta en- el almacen de-
Enrique Delgado, ealle de Tetuan ndme-
q go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-08

Sc limpian cemponen maquinas de coser.
Sc recben pago las usadas sendo de estos brcantes
Sc alquilan mAquinas, & tanto mensual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-08
dal ala Do Ea1uS larag Dc Ia Cnuada General Iraad{nta
SERVIGIO DlRECTO.

De santander Burdeos aulao) el d I'll.
~ eSA casorla $780, q SITS, 8: $3.50 Entrepuente $780,
PASAJE DE FAMILIA
1ama compuea pesonas po 10 meno Que pagup
dc cuaro camara una reba
% p5 esto SO entlende en los viaies trasstantcos
PASAJE DE IDA Y VUELTA
0 pas Europa ida rebaa del Is
sooe total del Waldo po pasaes e
adelanados FN'0 ~ f"e
PASAJE INTEROOLONIAI.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-11

no the Honorable County Court next, to be
/ held at Chelsea, within and for the Coun-
ty Of Orange on the third Tuesday of De-
YoaGSf" f9sstittuder 49, TSS..
sent that he was duly joined in marriage to
Mrs. Mary +. l3rOwn.ou the Goth day Of March,
AID, 1874, at Ruok Island. in tho State of Hi.
nois. hy Hugh Is. Rice minister OF the Gospel
duly authorized to sOlc,nnize Marriages, That
from that time to September 1874 your petit
toner lived with the said Mary p. in the strict
observance of al the marriage covenants.
But notwithstanding this the said Mary p
has treated your p .titioner with great disre
spect and intOlerahle severity during all the
time since their said marriage And your pc.
,itioner shows that the said Mary p. has At
divers times with pc 10 unknown, commit
teed the crime of ad. It, and has practi setl
great fraud aud diss ....c upon v our petitioner
and that he has lived in Randolph III arrange
county for two years last past.
wherefore your petitioner prays that the
bonds OF matriiiOny between him and the
said Mary +. may be dissolved aud divorce
granted him.
Dated at Randolph this Soth day Of October,
A. D., 1876.
JUDSON A. CLEVELAND.
And it appearing that the said Mary p.
Cleyeland resides cut of this State, 80 that
Sait petition cannot be served personally up
On her. 1t is ordered that she he notified vi
the tendency thereof. and to appear before
the County Court next to he held ut Chelsea
within and for the county Of orange aforesaid
on the sd Tuesday Of DecemUer, A. D., 1876,
ny publication ut the foregoing petition and
his order thereon three weeks excessively
Id tine Bradford Opinion, weekly papes puU-
iished at Bradford in said Orange COUNTY, ,
tile last Of which publication shall 10 at least
twenty days before said term Of Court, which
shall I've deemed sufficient notice to the haid
Macy z.
9Th day oil November, A. D., lS76.
H. HENRY POWERS.
Judge vi Supreme LOuit.
n. l.. BOrDEN. ATTY. Tor Petitioner. 25w3
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-11

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Last Sun
day there occurred sad accident
in FairIee. Early in tue afternoon.
Mr.. Milo Mack of Union Village
and his sister started 70 drive from
their brothers. in Fairlee to their
home. Vixen they got to the II.
G. Colton's place Mr.. Mack's horse
was frightened by a horse belong.
ing to Mr.. Cotton, WHICH was feed.
ing in the road, and ran down the
long h.ll just beyond Colton's house.
When near the foot of the hill,
where the road turns to the South,
the wagon upset, throwing Mr.. NJ.
across u large stOle. The lady was
drawn under tho overturned wag.
on for some distance, aud only es-
capped with her life by the carriage.
being drawn upon the opposite
bank 50 as to raise the body high
enough to release her. The injured
parties we're taken to their brothers
house. Mr.. Mack's back was broken
and otherwise seriously internal ~
injured SD that he died in about two
hours. The lady is badly bruised ;
but she will probably recover. The
deceased is 80 years old uul uu.
married,
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In MenlOriulll.

Mr.. EDITOR: In q late number of your
paper there was brief notice Of the
death of Miss Betsey Tillotson.
She was one of those characters whose
departure from this to the Unseen Life,
requires think more than II passing no.
tice. In her native town, Oxford, N. H.,
the writer in u pastorate of some years,
knew her wei! in the home of her late
brother-in-law. L. ID. Corliss. Her life
has been one of unusual suffering. borne
with great patience; from Miss Is. and
loving Sister she received the kindest,
most devoted care, which she gratefully
appreciated.
She was consistent christian Uuiver-
salist, an atfectionate daughter and sis
ter, Il kind and sympathyzing friend.
For the last few years, with renewed
health she has been enabled to do for
others. All can say "She hath done what
she could" Her last illness was one OF
unutterable pain which she bore without
a murmur. Her summons "to 60 up
higher was unexpected to her friends
and she would fain have fingered lit
tie longer with the loved ones on earth,
but Gods Angel called, and with perfect
reconciliation she has gone to her"good
Saviour, her spirit leaving its heavenly
beauty Swallowed on its earthly casket.
Truly it may be said, she has gone re-
spected aud beloved by all,
Zone. lost to e nth. in Heaven to dwell.
The beauty Of her life they knew full we'll,
Who dwelt within the circle of her love,
Sown here in pain, whose rich harvest is
above J.B.M NJ.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-11

The strongest argume MT winch can lie urged
against the ACCESSIBILITY Of administering such
corrosive and nerve-alrstro wing pUisnns a. ar.
senic and Quinine for inter mttent and remit.
rent fevers. IL the vastly superior success il,
the pre-, ,tion and cure of such diseases OF
- medicine which is the very antipobe Of the
composition and the result wrought by it.
such "a medicine ia Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. purely vegetable preparation. which
not only eradicates with wonderful rrompti-
tude every trace of fever and ague. and kind
red types of malarious disease. from the sys
tenn but Ia certain preventative of all mala
dies hpgOttcn of n,iasiia tainted air and wat.
-r. These results mineral anti-febrile rene
lies do not effect with certainty, and Their
ontinued use entails consequences highly
peruiciaus to the system. The bitters on thu
contrary. not only afford speedy relief but es
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-11
WEST NEWDURY.

About u hundred of the friend,
1T Mr.. aud Mrs, James hickey were
invited to their residences Nov. lat
to celebrate the tenth anniversary
OF Their wedding. All present pro.
""unce'l 1t as one Of the pleasant
evenings which We sometimes on.
joy with our friends. The large dis.
play Of tin and babies attracted the
attention OF all. The former waa
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey,
hut the latter were not brought 10
be given away nor were they wish.
ri for IN the ton years had brought
to the household two fair little maid.
ems. The hest Of refreshments were
beautifully served and every one
departed with kind wishes and
thanks for the good time. II.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-11
Valentine Wllmot's Estate.

NTATE or VERMONT. !
. BRADFORD DISTRICT. 81 In Probate Court
held ut West Fairlee in SAID District, on the
ID day Of November, A. d., 1876.
y. NJ. Gleason, Executor Of the estate Of
Valentine Wilmot late of ThetfOrd in said
District. deceased, makes appl cation to sal
Court for license to sell all OF the real estate
uf said deceased. to wit: About % acres
Pasturage aud reversi0naly interest owned
oy SAID deceaseh in certain real estate for
nierly owned by John Hall late OF rhetford
deceased representing that the sale would
conducs to the best Interests OF all concerned
therein.
Whcreupon it is ordered by said Court,
that said application he referred to IL session
thereof. tn be held ut ths Probate Office In
said Vert FMirlee, on the 25th day of Nov.
A, d., 1876, for hearing and decision thereon {:
And it il further ordered that notice hereof
DO given to all persons interested, by pubica-
ton OF the same three weeks successfully il
the Bradford Opinion. newspaper published
ut Bradford, previous to said time appointed
for hearing, that they may appear ~ said
time and place. and chow cause, il any they
may have, why said account should not be
allowed.
BY the Court,-Attest.
25w3 ALvAH BEAN. Register.