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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

TIE Vicksburg (Miss.) Tribune {;
The honest negroes in Claiborne
county are becoming as much en-
Unused for Tilden. Hendricks and
Chalmers as the most enthusiastic of
their white friends. There are
Democratic clubs in every portion
of the county, and large numbers of
colored men are joining them at
every meeting,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

CONGRESSMAN Hewitt's speech in
the House, in defence of Governor
Tiden, has brought him to the front
as a possible candidate for Governor
of New York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

An enterprising New Hampshire
boy of IL eloped with and married a
girl of II, four years ago, but she
lett him in about two years where
uoon lie married another girl, with-
out the formaIity Of a divorce
Wife number two left him, a while
ago, and, nothing daunted, he now
{ kes to himself third.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
Georgia. Cobb County 4:

Four weeks after date application will be
made TO the Court Of Ordinary OF Cobb County,
Ga for leave to sell the real estate, consisting
of lot Of land No 80, and ten acres east side Of
No "a, in Isl Dist 2nd section Ccbb County,
Ga said land belonging 10 the estate of q. T.
janice late of Ruthei ford County. Tenn ssee
deceased. The said lots being wild aud unim-
proved -
r. II. WHITE, Admir-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
Georgia Cobb County 4:

To all whom it may concern: Mrs Margaret
Bell having made application TO the court OF
Ordinary Of said county for permanent lett rs
of administration upon the estate of " X Bell
late OF county deceased. These are therefore
to cite all and singular the next of kin and
creditors of said deceased to show cause if any
they can why permanent letters of administra-
lion should not be granted the applicant on the
first Monday in September next Given under
NY hand and seal His July 26th 1875.
II. NJ. Iammett, Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

Two negroes recently murdered
an old citizen of Dover, Tenn. They
cut off his head and carried it in one
direction and his body another
They took his hat and coat and
wore them off They were arrested.
The dispose Of this horrible assassi-
nation was to get money, but they
found only ten cents on the old
mans person.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

Ir is said that Morton delivered
his recent vile speech in Indiana
sitting in a chair This should not
only give him the title of Sitting
Bull" but should indicate to him the
necessity of going back to Hot
Springs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

Four weeks after date application will be
made to the court Of Ordinary Of Cobb county
for leave 10 sell the personal property aud also
Wild Lot Of Land No 562 in lth District and
lst section OF Lumpkin county and also tenth
interest in a lot in Polk county. the same be-
longing 10 the estate Of VIM Barber, deceased.
This July 26th 1876.
Sarah j. Barber, Admir-.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

Present. the Honorable Noel B. Knight. Judge
OF said Cont;
Ii appearing 10 the CONT by the return OF
the Sheriff that the defendant does not reside
In this State. il il uu uo,Ou, Ordered that
.aiI defendant appear at the next tenn of His
Court. or ihat The case he considered la default
and tile plaintiff allowed TO proceed and il j.
further ordered that th- notice be- published
once month ia the Marietta Journal. a pub
lir ylz-tte ofthis State. for four mouths imme
mpdiat4ly preceding the next Term OF this
court 10 be held ou the ~ Monday in Novem
b,r l-1G.
PHILLIPS Il ATKINSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Granted. his l.Ih OF June l~16
n y. KNIGHT J. :. c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
GEORGIA Cobb County +:

Notice il hereby given to all persons having
demands against Bennett Noah, late Of said
county, deceased, to present them 10 me prop
erly made out within the time prescribed by
law 50 az TO show their character and amount
and all persons indebted TO said deceased are
hereby required to make immediate payment.
This July 18Th, 1876
John N. DORSEY. Admir-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

A MANS LIFE SAVED BY A DREAM.
EARLY on Friday morning Mr.
Hall, a butcher, of Franklin, Mass,
went into his ice chest to inspect the
premises, when the door accidentally
swung back, operating the spring
lock, and the man was prisoner in
a very small room of icy temperature,
and without means of escape. A
speedy and frightful death stared
him 10 the face. lie shouted and
thumped upon what promised to be
his coffin, but all in vain. Now comes
the marvellous part of the circum>
stance. When Mr. Halls son arose
on that morning he was deeply i'm
pressed with a dream which he had
during the previous night. lie
dreamed that his father had been
caught and suffocated in the ice
chest Not finding his father on inH
During for him, the son at once pro-
ceeded to the ice chest and found it
locked. On opening it the apparent
ly dead body of his father was dis
covered and rescued. SO near death
had the unfortunate prisoner come
that it was hours before he came to
a state of consciousness, and is still
in an enfeebled condition. To those
ourselves among the number) who
have no faith in dreams and visions,
it may be difficult to account for the
connection between the sons dream
and the fathers accident lVO0n
socket az. y Patriot, .AugaSt Il.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

The receipts of the Centennial ex>
hibition have at last mounted up to
a million dollars. The Philadelphia
Times says, If the managers will
only learn by experience, there is no
reason why this amount may not be
treblcd in the next three months"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Clerk Superior Court.

respectfully announce. myself a candidate
for Clerk Superior Court Of Goth County
Having tndeayored in the past 10 do my duty
trust 10 receive the usual support Of re-
nomination and election for a srcOnd term by
the Citizens of Cobb.
JNO b. CAMPBELL.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

A strong combination of Repub'
licans in Indiana are working to re-
tire Morton to private life.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
NOTICE
Bird 1e Builders

y WILL LErTO THE LOWEST BID
y der. at Concord Mills miles south of Ma
rietta. at 10 o clock 4. NJ on Thursday. the
3lst dav Of August, 1876, the contract for build
ng Bridge across NiekajacS Creek. The
Bridge will be- l30 feet in length, divided into
; spans, four Of them - feet long each and one
40 teel long All timbers used must be good
sound all heart Pine, Post Oak or White Oak
free froH knots, doats, wind shakes, or other
mpcitecliyns, The >tringers viii br l0xl2
mud sills l2x12. feet long caps l2xl2. II feet
long braces -Ao posts l0xi2 hand rails
Ike, feet long; guard panks 2Nl0; floor
ties 3xe the flooring to be , inch plank. IL
feet and inches long, to 10 inches wide
clamps ior strine~rs 2xl! , feet lure; braces
of hand rails AKA ; feet long
The builder to give bond aud security for the
taiti tai performance OF the contract and main
tainancr Of said Lri1g- as Is provided tur hy
law,
The plan and specifications can be seen At
my office I'LL lay of letting lhen on the ground
at that thai place -
II NJ lIAMNETT,
Aug. l., l-7G.-2t. Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25

L. n. Trammell, district cleo
tor has commenced making speeches
for Tilden 4 Hendricks.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-08-25
ALFRED H. COLQUITT.

SPEAKER KERR, of the House, is
dead.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-31
Boston Produce Market.

BusfoS, Monday, May ~ ISIS.
HdrTER-At present most Of the butter Is OF medium
quality and rerrycrs disposed sell The best price
they get The sales OF Sew York and Vermont dnihc-
have ruled at 2iftlbc 81 NJ, hut 2c outside price TOR
the finest lots AMI very little coming In sells for than
Poe ~ No. The receipts Of Western steadily Increasing
with sales ranging ~ Ner2ic 81 ~ some Of the Western l.
20 q N less II Is takrs la preference The demand genef
ally light. and shippers need n0t count getting
than 2ie for their butter nn u Is Of better quality than
~ present.
CHEEsF-wp hardly Know what To say about cheese.
Perhaps i0t-c "a n would most u the
o ilGl2c The .tock here Is ssns fast aud Il
must bs sold Tor whaeyer II Will bring his refers Ia old
chrese. New b. better however The receipts very
poor, and skinned selling At 3etan ~ No. with occasional
lots Of full cream at -etlnc 81 NJ thus It will be- that
there range Gf letic ~ h, and receivers they
probably be cleared OF all this poor stun Ia week two,
and then shall give reliable quotations.
EGGS Ia-tefn have been selling IN small ~ Toe
but at the close receivers allow only Toe " dozen Nnrth
cannot he quoted over l5c and some sell for less West
offering feely lc, but dealers getting afraid
hay AND SikAW-Fora few days after the close n
last report the market for hay quite active, with
sales Of choice at sigli " ton bat large receipts since
then have depressed the market and prices are on uly -
81 tom The h cdnnnt be- sold Tor over 81 n ton, and
medium grades Offering NJ sgfdln. Rye straw jumped
az To saG1u y un, but b. rlser al The cluseI and VIII not
command much over -.
FLOuRANn GRAIN There l. no change In Hour, and
dealers purchasing moderately at previous prizes Corn
is frm ard has been In demand for export Prices Mt
81 sic Tor ite and yellow ~ Ia quality oats sell
ing t3egi> for mNei and white No. q 2Gfi5c for
iecied. aud h1No Tor NO. whiIe. The latter
shorts hive been selling az sl5ecis and ne feed and mid
dlhsa At sifffl2 fltuii
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-31

A RUTLAND SENSATION. The chief sensation
In Rutland just now is the announcement that
sixteen leading Insurance companies have decided,
after a three months investigation, that A. G..
Bates, prominent citizen Of that place, committed
arson by burning his hotel ON February 10th last,
and that they refuse In toto to settle his claims for
losses. The circumstances Of the fire are known
to our readers. That the fire was of neendiary
origin was indisputabe. Public excitement ran
high, aud public opinion charged it at once TO the
owner of the building, This was known 10 be
Bates sixth fire, all except one happening within
eleven years ago. The Bates block, last burned,
was insured for fity-four thousand dollars, and
the rents Of the building In case it should happen
to burn, were insured for five thousand. A sworn
appraisal By two experts has fixed the value OF the
building at forty thousand dollars 1t Is thought
that the secret Of Bates incendiarsm is restless
ness aud mania for building. Bates is now re-
building his hotel aud receiving great credit for
energy aud furnishing employ mcnt to large
number Of men This is said 10 be the reason
some OF the community wink at his questionable
transactions
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-31

IHE Democratic State Convention meets here
tomorrow Thursday June ist
ArrFSrioN il called In ,te ,d,e,,t..,,,..,, ,,
Mad River valley stage lime In a,o,ber ,ol,,,,,
II, ,.. -. $3.50, a.. ,,,,
.-.-. ''' 80
Cont IIop.c
"' Wv
- ~
lih regular communication ol Anfoia Lodge
Vt" - wa o' "''" ON Noh"'F evening June ''h'
"''s T. " "VEHN7h'' ".'N'- hl'N'f' may Toe
iounu on f@s' state street. "h'ie she u prepared
70 10 WORK Z" SIM Der customers Read Der nd
''lu'eineht
THANKS 90 Mr T. D. ilailock OF Wells River
for box Of choice eggs. Il our grade OF poultry
fails 90 be materially Improved a. the result 10
VIA '' s''''' '''"''' "'''' '"''' !" '''''
II the match game of ball between the Union
school club, Of this place, aud the Morrsville
club, at waterbury last saturday the Montpelier
boys came out ahead, with score Of thrty-one
TO tweniy-iour
THnE has been another slight change in the
Central time table rs follows. The acconmoda-
ton going North leaves at 500 Instead Of 40 A.
~, and the first train for Barre leaves at 60 IN
stead Of GAO A. n.
CRoss' bread team started 10 run. while on SEM
mary Hill last saturday morning. and dragged
the Young man who has charge OF it quite dis
lance We do not learn that he received any very
serious injuries. however
TnR business meetings Of the Reform Club will
be held hereafter ON "wednesday evening Of each
week and il i earnestly desired that the mem-
hers will he nrount in their attendance so that
the interests Of the clnb NAV he kent in GOOD
condition
r,.. ,.u ., ....,.,,..., mt.
-, ~
A.. n = -. i-,e,.,,-.
bic in his efforts IN discover and mari, them all
-. 80. -. .. "a,
Euou NolNi anu ''' p'"'''lt VIII I'uel'o
the thanks of all.
oN tho for,tl, ,o,,e This ,yeet ,vui la found ,be
-"''" ~ '", '' - ~
advertisement Of >. {. Emery VINO oners thIee
thousand yards Of carpetng for sale at low prices
Also oil carnets straw mattinrs room nnpers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-31
2iaiIroad Gine Gable.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD LINE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing on Monday, May 2oih, 1870.

Truths GoiHJ NoUfb and EHsf.
Leave Montpelier at 30 A. ~, 200 and so =. NJ.
Mail Lcyes st. Albans ri 100 NJ, Montpelier at $40 A..
Nc tor hnston, AeN London, Springfield New iOrk and
Intermediate points,
Day Express Leaves Houses Point at 500 A. NJ. Mon
tfru ataW A. NJ ST. Alrans at l2h3 q. NJ Montpelier al
200 .. A., iof Boston Via Lowell.
Mixed Train Leaves st. Ahans al 80 r. NJ. arriving ~
Montpelier Junction at s.v0 =. \.
Night Express Leaves ogdensbnrg at 1910 A. NJ Mon
lreal At 900 p. NJ st. Alhans A 6oN Mlntpeer At
$50 2. NJ Tor hoson VIA Lowell OF fiichnug spung-
hrli, Sew YORK and intermediate ioinis.
TRIMS Going North a.d ucsf.
Leave Montpelier at $40 A. NJ, 500 A. N, 3 20 r.
NJ. and 5.35 =. ~
Express Mail Leaves Boston via Ftchhuns at 30 A. ~.
Via Lowell ~ 500 A. ~, New London 40 800 A. ~,
Springfield AT $50 A. NJ, Montpelier at Ij0 Ne loi
Burlington, a. Albans Montreal aud Osdenshuig
Accommodation Train-Leayrs Northheld AZ ,i5 A.
~ Mohhrllet ~ 500 a. NJ tut burlington 81 Aliaw
Mclford, st. Johns, Rotses Point aud Malone
Accommodation Train Leave. white River june
ton At % :; ~ Montpelier AZ o3i ~ 49, tur hmlng-
ton and ~. Albans,
Night Express leaves Boston via Lowell At 500 NJ
wa iuehDurg ~ b3O r. ~, New York at 800 T., No.
Springfield At $50 ., NJ Montpelier % JiV ~ for Bur
ugtunt ~. Adams Montreal aud Ogdhg and the West
Trains leave Montpelier Tor barre At o. 30 and 2la r. NJ
andilbr n, Returning leave bairr At 40 A. ~ ami Lie
=, ~, and 400 ". N,
Sleeping attached Nghi Express tralus running
he yeen Montreal and boston ai Montreal and spring
Drawing Room on bay Express trains between Mon
Through iekei- Chicago and the West tor sale a, the
principal stations,
ST. Albans Nay n, ls7e.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-31
CuAnLEsS wALLLbNG,s EssT S ,,.,.,.

10 Probate Court. held az Montpelier, said District.
the llth day OF May, A. ID, 1876
Jorl Foster Jr, Administrator Of the estate Charles
walng, late OF Norihneld said District decsase PIE
scnts his administration account for examination and allow
aee and makes application for decree OF distribution
partition Of the esate OF said deceased whereupon.
defed by said Court that said account and application h.
cfeIei 70 session theeof 10 he held at the Probate oee
Ia said Montpelier the 9Th dag OF June. A. u. lslb
for hearing and derson thereon And Il u further cniere
that notice hereof be given 10 all persons Interested By pub
hcaiion OF the three successfully Ia the Vermont
Watciinan stale journal, newspaper published Al
Montpelier previous to Sd time appointed Tor hearing, that
They appear at said time and place, and show cause
they may have, WHY said account should not be allowed,
aud such decicg made. ny the Oouft.--Aiest,
Jl-lI n. A. CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-31
10 NentraIIze Offensireness.

In many forms We disIufe,iins agents. Impure
breath, caused hy bad teeth tobacco spirits or catarh
neuiralifcd by solonoNr lisa heiimfh bcantlher and
great ns'p a' deutftlce The repnlsi,e breath by
~ use rendered fragrant rose and coline.s b.,
frienl' and lowers 700 Do zoo longer noticed.
spaidns'. ulae mend. e,rr,,nlns
To tighten tho hair In tho .aln and Keep from fin
Ins ~ use Halls Vegetable sI,laa ilaf Remover We
Mothers can secure health for iiit children and rest
for themselves by ihe uf Cafoni,a perfect -ui-tue
Tor castor oil. % o. absolutely harmless. and pleasant
to take a. honey Tor Wind-coc .im stomach aofms of
constipation fof young old. there u nothing es.tenoe
men itseer'ai0' u b speedy It b cheap. w'a1-''
The latest. greatest and reliable remedy ever
put together by meica science for rheumatism. wounds.
swelnga. burns, cnked breast ETC.. The Ceniau fni.
ment. There two kinds what the White Eminent b
for the human family, The yellow Ccntaur Lnmcni for
spawned lame and strained horses and animals wcag Is
pcrry's Moth aud Freckie Lotion b. Intended
only Tor removing Morn rArcnrs. TEEeKtrs and rAS. II
b reliable. fof rnrtrs. BLAcKnrAps or FLfsuwonNs.
ask your druggist for rrnRt's ConrpoSE and rNrtr
REMEDY, The isfttratr ssis mejcne or consult Dr. A.
G. FfhRi. hemnolosisi, 90 Bond st.. New York. WI
Cnstoria is perfect substitute Tor Castor on. without
any Of III. objections for tits pleasant take and doe.
not nauseate snpo ror Custycncss at any age but
especially Tor Sour stomach. wind Colc, Worms sud the
Dsouicte Bowels of children 10 ihe most effective ren-
ely In existence 90 is hnunies-, B.. reliable and 10 b.
cheap. wuu-H
There need he no pain vhyc Centau flnmeni
used. Burns and scii. are healoi without Hheu-
matisu spfans and must hch. bone and nusoe ailments
can he absolutely cauai There orc two tnds The white
Ceniam imineui Cor family u.e. the yellow for
horses and auimals ono tdn VIII convince mo ncrei-
ulous. vcg2-a5
MT. 49, L..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-31
JEDEDIAH :. ALIENS ESTATE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable,
Probate Court for the District Of Randolph, Commissioners
to receive examine, and lust all claims and Demands Of all
Icrso- against the estate u Jeeiah = Alien. late Of
brpukhel, Ia said District deceased and all claims eN hb-
tied IN Offset thereto hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purposes Aforesaid AT the dwelling ho-e Of D. a.
Bgow the sh day Of June and 18Th day Of October
next, from nine O'Clock, NJ. until four O'clock each
~ snid days and that six months the 9Th day MAY
A. d. l-h Is the time limited by said Court said cTel
os 10 present their claims Ia us for examination aud al
luwaucs
Dated NJ Brooknpd. this 10Th day OF May, \. u. ISIS.
al-l3 T. H. RICHARDSON / tomnsSniiefs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-31
SyLyrs5Eans SrrsSsso s,.l nsra /, S,:,,n

In Probate Court, held at Montpelier, IN said District,
the roth day of May, A, u, 1876
;, X. Cameron, Administrators Of the estate Of sil-
Nestef Jennings, late Of Calais, In said District de-
ceased, presons his administration account for
ton and allowance and makes application for dece OF dis
uulon and partition Of The estate Of said decreased. Where
upon sorieIedby said Court that said account md said
application be- referred session thereof be held
rfuhae Oiire, IN said Montpelier, the 10Th day of
June, A. D. lsb, TOT hearing and decision thereon; And
4 further ordered that notice hereof be all
sons interested, by puhation OF tile same three weeks
successiyely In the Vermont Waterman state journal,
newspaper published AT Montpelier previous To said time
aponied for hearing that they may appear az said time
and place, and show II ANY they may have why said
account should not be- allowed, and such decree made.
a2-l Ma CHASE Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-31
THE GRAFTON


Gen. W. w. Grout Of Barton, was then intro
duced as tho orator Of the day lie spoke sub
stantially as follows
" SimOnides, the Greek poet, placed upon the
rocks at Thermopyle, just over the spot where
the Spartan heroes fell. this inscription stran-
ger, go tell it in lacedemonia that We died here,
in obedience to her laws With the spartans,
then, there was no higher duty than obedience
1t was maxim with them that before one could
learn how TO command himself, he must first
learn to obey. With them, also, the law governed
absolutely and with sovereign authority; whereas,
In many other Grecian states, the laws, both in
their prescription and in their execution. were
left usually 10 the caprice Of individuals: some
timeei tn the arbitrary authority of rulers but
oftener To the despotic sway Of the mob In
Sparta II WIS asserted, as q fundamental feature
in the government, that the magistrates should be
commanded by the laws, and not the laws by the
magistrates and MS the result, history tells us
that at one time Sparta came to be the most pow
erful Of all the ancient Grccian states leonidas
and his three hundred were the first martyrs TO
the supremacy OF the law, and the word which
the poet seut back to Iacedemonia upon the ps
of the stranger, is the same which comes up to-da,
from these mounds before us and from the sol
der graves scattered all over the land-ihat they
died In obedience to the laws of their country
These my friends, are the later martyrs to the
supremacy Of the laws
Does some father OF mother. wife or child, the
mortal remains Of whose nearest and dearest WAS
brought home TO them from the battle field to be
laid away for It's final rest among these green hills
ask what they died for? II the heroes could
again speak this would he the answer Fifteen
years ago this spring time a shot was fired in
Charleston haIbor, the echoes of which reached
even these green hills. That shot was leyelled at
the constitution and laws OF our country, and wac
the signal gun for the mad uprising determined t.
overthrow the best government on earth SooI
bayonets glttered and sabres CLEANED on the
southern bank Of the Potomac and the capital Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-31
y. MAMsDELL,s Estate.

In Probate Court, held AZ Montpelier, IN said District
on the 18th DAY OF May, A, u, ISIS.
Charles O. Ranisel Administrator VI the estate Of nora,e
H. i,ssdel late OF Norhlleld, Ia said District. Decreased
presents his administration account Tor examination and al
lowance AMI makes application for ,ecree q distribution
the estate OF said deeese. Mhefeupnn
oier,st BY said Court, that said account and said
Application bo referred 10 session usrslf, 10 be
held the Probate Onice, la said AontIelier On &c
7th day OF June, A. H. siG Tor hearing and decision
therroni aud, n further ordered, hereof IL
given to all persons Interested BY publication of the
three weeks successfully the Wadhna state
Journal newspaper Published Montpelier, previous 10
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
said time and place, and show cause n any they may have
why said account should be allowed. aud dreIss
made. ny the Cour.--Atfrsf.
Sl-3l HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.