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= Baltimore Conference M. E. Church
South.

This church body which represents a
membership of 3O,3S7. with Ill local
preachers, with 457 Sunday schools, 4 2SS
officers and teachers, and 25 93S scholars,
met in Harrisonburg on Wednesday last.
A telegram was read from Bishop Nc
Tyeire announcing that he would be de-
layed in reaching Conference until the
afternoon, having missed connection at
Cincinnati. Rev. A. W. Wilson was then
elected President pro tenn. A communica
tion was received from Rev. DR.. W. A.
Harris of the Wesleyan Female Institute
representing that school to be in prosper
Gus condition.
Revs. Samuel Kepler, A. A. Eskridge,
Thos. Hildebrand, J. W. Tongue, F. M.
Mills, Henry Hoffman, J. w. Evan, E. L..
Kregloe, P. S. E Sixeas, Geo. Stevenson
Geo. W. Lightner and VIM. Hedges we're
granted superannuated relation.
J. Newman Hank, J. W. Boteler, A. r.
Martin, Geo. R. Jefferson, E. F. Heterick.
Jas. Beatty, S. S. Rpszel, J. N. Spangler,
were continued in the supernumerary re-
lation.
Rey. J. j: Lafferty, editor of the ''South-
ern Pulpit and Richmond christian
Advocate, y of Richmond, Va, addressed
the audience.
Yesterday the Conference was chiefly
engaged in passing the characters of the
ministers. Seven young candidates were
admitted on probation into the travelling
connection. Bishop McTyeire who had
arrived, asked: Are they all single men?''
and when answered in the affirmative, he
said II hope you will try and keep them so
for reasonable term" (laughter); ''and;"
continued the Bishop, swhile our preach
ers marry and marry we'll, if any of these
young men have taken any preliminary
steps in that direction, l advise them to
postpone further proceedings for a while"
(Renewed laughter.
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Arrival Of Missionaries.

Among the guests registered at the Viz
ginia Hotel last night were Rev. Il. Mel
son and wife, Miss M. G. Nelson. and
three children, from China. and Mr.. Thos.
Nelson and wife from San Francisco. Rev
Mr.. Nelson is from China. where he has
been missionary for twenty-one years.
The party came to San Francisco where
they were joined by Mr.. Thomas Nelson,
and came by the Union Pacific road and
baltimore and Ohio road to Staunton.
Mr.. Charles Dudrow, of the B. & o., went
out to Cumberland and brought the party
on here.
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SCHOOLS AT WAYNEsBoRo.- Hig

SCHOOLS AT WAYNEsBoRo.-The High
School of Mr.. J. 4. Fishburne>at Waynes'
boro now has about twenty pupils and Is
growing. The Advertiser" of that town
SAYS that Mrs. Annie T. Stands and Miss
Fannie S. Smith of Stauntons Will open
day school there next September tor the
education of young ladies and girls. fhese
ladies are daughters of Judge Green SMITH
of the Hastings Court of Staunton, and
have received thorough Quotations, both
being graduates of the Augusta Female
Seminary here. They are qualified I'm
every respect for the task they propose to
undertake and Waynssboro will be .fortn-
nate in having such school as they pro-
nose to establish. q ssp
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pro, uinsnt Citizen Of Augusta Robbed.

Prof. VlUEAt SAv4AV41 " AfN6 ~~SS-~
Our e. teenied fellow citizen OF Augusta
VIM. T. sush, Esq, was among the visit
ors to the inauguration at Washington, -
The followi VI from the Charlestown "Spir'
If of Jefferso u" shows that he was SUI
ferer by the pickpoekets before he got
there:
Mr.. VIM. T. Rush, prominent citizen
Of Augusta count w. Va, became the vic
tim of a gang of pickpockets at Harper s
Ferry. on Thursday afternoon last, whist
aboard the Valley traln en- route Tor inc
inaGgur ,tion at Washington, and was re-
lieved of his pocketbook containing $o7 In
mohey, his railroad ticket and some pa
pers. One of the gang apparently aWk-
Wardly blocked his way in the aisle OF the
ear. whilst an accomplish, tall ,dark-eyed
man. crowded upon him from she rear end
secured the booty from his pants pocket
Ruth suddenly left the train before it NOV
ed off. and Mr.. Ii. did lot discover his To- Loss
until the train was in rapid motion. The
facts we're telegraphed back to Weyerton
mt we have heard of no arrest. we sal
in the same seat with Mr.. Bush, DuI re
tained cur slender means intact. as PICK
pnckets we're never known to dls6uED al
editor.
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ROCKINGHAM CATTLE FOR THE AU-
GUsTA FAIR.-Mr. Geo.. Chrisman, the
well known stock breeder, of Rockingham,
in published letter urges the farmers OF
that county to pay more attention to stock
breeding and closes thus:
You breeders go to work and help build
up the stock of the county. Each and
every one of you meet me at the Baldwin
Augusta FAIR the 18th of October with
some of your fine stock, horses, cattle.
hogs or sheep, anything you have, and no
one will yield you the blue ribbon more
cheertully than I. So Rockingham gets
it is enough to make me both proud and
happy.
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PROMOTIONS ON THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILwAY.-On this railway In
the past few days, w. HI. Miller has been
promoted to the post of locomotive engi-
neer, Capt. VIM. Vest has been placed in
charge of passenger train, VIM. Temp
kins has been made baggage master in
place of Capt. Vest, and q. W. O'Conner
has been promoted to the rank of freight
conductor.
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EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE CONFER
ENCE, SUNDAY.-An excursion train, with
the round trip at 81 .05, will leave the Val
ley Depot at o'clock Sunday morning for
Harrisonburg. Those who go. will have
an opportunity to hear the Bishop and the
most distinguished ministers of confer
ence. Fhe train returns at P. NJ, but
the ticket is good to return Monday.
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Death of an Old Citizen.

MIR. Samuel Bradford Brown, of Fish
ersville, one of the Oldest and most highly
esteemed citizens of the county, died on
Tuesday last at the residence of his SON.
in-law, A. s. Lara, ESQ.,, IN this city, in
the 69th year of his age. Mr.. Brown was
a native of Connecticut and came to this
county about half century ago, COM
mencing mercantile business at Waynes-
boro. He married a daug hter of Mr.. John
Lyons, a wealthy farmer of the county,
and later on came to Staunton and pur-
chased the American Hotel. During the
war he bought large plantation with
hundred slaves in Georgia and resided
there for some years.. After the close of
the war he returned to this county and
has resided on his home place at
Fishersville with occasional long visits to
his son in Georgia. He leaves five chill
dren, Capt. Brad. Brown of Georgia, who
was the captain of Gen. Lees body guard
during the war, Mr.. Edward Brown, of
Fishersville, and Miss Emma Brown, Mrs
Sallie B. Richardson and Mrs. A. S. Lara
of this city. His remains were inferred
yesterday morning at II O'Clock at Tink-
| ling Spring church, of which he was a
| member. Mr.. Brown was gentleman of
| high qualities of character in all the rela-
tions of his life, but in none more than in
his relations to his family, and the gentle,
| tender affection of the father and husband
was never better illustrated than in him.
It might be safely said of him that he had
hardly an acquaintance who was not a
friend and that no man was held in higher
esteem by his friends.
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STATIONS VOTING ON A PITCHER
Capt. Pat. Woodward. to whom the silver
pitcher was awarded at the St. Francis
fair, the voting being ten cents vote, go
the following vote at the stations named
Charlottesville III; Waynesboro, II; At
ton, 10; Ivy, 2S; Crozet, 10; Meechum's
River, 81; Greenwood, 81. and White Sui
'phur, 125-which with some half votes ag-
gregated $40 80.
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THE FINEST LOT OF CATTLE that has
been sent from Augusta for many years
thirty-four in number and averaging
1900 pounds-was DO ught from r. S.
Harnsberger by VIM. McCue who shipped
them to Baltimore, for the European mar
ket. They were grazed by W. M. McKa-
my, of this county.
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HUsTINGs CoURT-J4dge Smith Presid-
img.-In the City Court yesterday indict-
ments were preferred by the grand jury
against the following parties: Noah Ian
deg, for misdemeanor; Martha Thompson,
colored. for keeping house of i'll fame;
Frank Carol, for felony. in cutting B. is
coe Dull; Lewis Brown, for receiving
goods knowing them to be stolen, in two
cases; D. Giles, for receiving stolen goods;
J. A. Hopkins, for merchandising without
a license; Harvey Hall, for house-breaking;
James R. Smith, for felony in robbing
Maj Shumate's house; o. Wimbush and
A. Peasants, for felony. -
The case of Oscar Wimbush and A.
Peasants for cutting G. N. Snead in De-
cember last, will be commenced at 9
O'Clock this morning. Messrs. D. II. Hen
ry, of Lynchburg, and Meade F. White
will defend Wlmbush and A. G. Stuart
will defend Peasants.
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A VALLEY BATTALION OF INFANTRY.
The movement fer the organization of a
battalion of infantry to consist of the
West Augusta Guard of Staupton, Har-
rsenburg Guards, Anderson Guards Of
Woodstoek, snd Winchester. Light Infan-
try. is making progress. The Harrison
burg Guards met on Monday H1eht last
and voted in favor Of it. The officers Of
the battalion, if formed, will be 1t. Col
onel. q Major anq an Adjutant. Should
it be formed a trip TO the Yorktown cele-
bratien is hoped for.
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Tue STAUNToN LYCEUM has changed
z;to asc,,r of meeting to O'Clock and to,
.morrow night at that hour will commence
che discussion of ''Shail the President of
,the United States be elected by a popular
.-oa;ority. o.wMh l.. NJ. Bumgardaer and
A s. Mauzy in the affirmative and A, f..
.seobertson and A. e. Stuart in the mega,
tive. I'm view.of the last two Presiden'
.t,al elections. this question is row of pecu-
liar interest. slz8ss .1-s9s- Is -'sS5
1 49,
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OUR BENEFICIARY OhDERs.-The or
ders of Knights of Honor and Royal AT
canum are both growing rapidly, here
The former has now nearly sixty mem;
Eers and the latter about fifty. Their Off
GERS ass efficient and energetic. This form
of life insurance is becoming very popular
and seems to offer srre protection OF the
lowest attainable cost.
Tha lodge of Knights of Pythias which
was some years ago very prosperous in
staunton is to bS revived shortly with
good prospects of successful career.
lis to have beneficiary class OF mem
bership.
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LAND SALE.-Mr. Chas. T. Palmer, of
Arbor Hill, has sold his farm at ''Long
Meadows formerly known as the "Turk
FARM about two miles from Fishersville,
to Mr.. VIM. A. Freed-262 acres at $42
per acre.
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WAGNER's Rock AND RYE with Glycerine, Tolu
&c. A purely medicinal compostionl Prepared of
ingredients all and every one Of which are endorsed
by the Medical Profession as possessing the finest
"Expectorant, Sedative and Tonic properties" In
Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, Violent or Spas
modic Coughing Spells or any affections diseases
of the Lungs or Throat this preparation is the heal
ing balsam 1t will give Rest Ease and Sleep to the
nervous patient, and strengthen and build up the
delicate invalid Price so and Is cents per bottle,
Sold by Dr. N. Wayt & Bro, Druggists, Staunton
and Druggists generally. feb1l ct
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'PETRoLINE. This is the natural medicine for
the Hair! No mixture, no compound, but the pure
Oil of the Earth, the pure Petroleum. scientifically
deodorzed, with all its natural strength and pro-
ducing power ummpared This is the real life and
medicine for decaying and diseased Hair, the only
for Badness. Sold at 75c per bottle by DR.. N.
Wayt & Bro, StauntOn, and L. Wagner, Purcell,
Laid & Co., and R. W. Powers, Druggists. Rich
mond, Va feb 1l6t
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commercial.

STAUNToN, Mar 11th 1881
Flour-Extra. s4,75@$4 So; Superine. $4OO@$4.l0;
Family $52j@$5 IS. Wheat, 81. O@l.,5; Corn 40@45:
9@1O cents; Salt $l.75; Sugar 9@l214c; Meal,
$4,000; Molasses40@75c; Butter. lS@Ac; Eggs
l4@ll5c: Potatoes. 55@D60c.; Timothy seed, $25O@
800: Wool (washed) 40 cents; Wool (unwashed) sc
cents; Pork $6.25@$650; Clover Seed $45O@$5! O.:
Baled Hay-Timothy, $l9@$2l; Glover SIS, 00@$l80 O
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Real Estate sales.
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.


4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
AS required by decree of the Circuit Court OIL
Augusta county, entered on the 18th of Novemb.r
IS O. in the of Bare VS.. Bare ct ais the under
signed Commissioner will offer for sale at public
auction in front of the court house, in StauntOn
Monday, March 18th, 1881,
being court day)a small tract of land belonging to
the estate of John Ray, Decd. con- .s,s,xssae6A.
tanning IS acres acres, roods 81 poles Sit,
south Of Greenville, adjoining Light ~
ner and others. @&Sal1
Also individual half inter est in 81 acres, held
Jointly by Ray and Shutz in the same vicinity.
Terms Cash in hand sufficient to pay portion
of the costs Of suit say about s6O and the costs Of
this and former SALE and the residue upon cred
it of one, two and three years with interest from
day Of sale to be evidenced b! the bonds of the pur
chaser with approved personal security, with relen-
ton Of title as additional security, till purchase
money is paid in full.
j. E. GUY,
COm'r,
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DIED.

sHEPHERD.-Near Alton Depot, in Nelson county,
herd wife of Mr. Stiff Shepherd. She leaves a
husband and six little children to mourn her loss
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relieved and cured by this preparation. Scots. pei
bottle. Sold by N. Wayt & Bro, Staunton, and j.
Wagner and R. W, Powers & Co., Druggists, Rich
mond, Va. feb list.
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AAUsEMENFs.- Agnes Herndop
who has given some well received readings
here. will appear az the Opera House On
the night of March 18th with full dra-
paatic company which she bsipgs with her
froGa New York.
BarnuIa's Great London Circus will be
in Staunton during the month of April.
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BOARDING! Ro4RpING!!-G Gentlemen wishing to
obtain board, without lodgipg) in pleasant and
convenient part of the city can learn larticuars by
applying to me in person or to G. MON Whittle,
Esq. at Augusta National Bank.
feb25 At GEO. P. BAKER.
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Hardly to be credited, but it is nevertheless true,
that a sick horse or a aforementioned cow can be
brought up in a few days by the use Of Simmons
Liver Regulator. The powders should be mixed
wi tn the food and they will eat it readily aud it is
surprising to see what improvement Immediately
takes place. 1t opens the bowels, siren thening
them, and does all and even more than the best
Condition Powders. A small quantity in the food
for chickens will cholera and keep the poultry
healthy. marl1 1t
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THE TE BIT kzPEss AtD RUcHu COMPOUND,
preparation purely vegetable and of fhs greatest
value and effect in the treatment of all Bladder or
weakness Of the organ OF other difficulties will be
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NEESE-McMILLI0N-A the residence of Mr..
John Morris IN, on the 10th ult, by Rev. J. 6.
Wicklin, assisted by Rev. c. M. Neese, Rev. G. r.
and Miss Lizzie F. McMilion, of Greenbrier co.
HUNTER-BAILEY.-On the 10th ult., at Crozet
Mr. G. j. Hunter and Miss Eliza Bailey. The
bride is sister to Capt Bailey, of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway.
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Also, at the same time time and place, as directed
by the same decree, the undersigned will offer for
sale parcel Of land belonging to Catherine Ray,
decd G! nraining 20 ACRES and now IN the posses,
sion of M. w. Collins or Robert T. Collins, and
lying in the same neighborhood with the land above
described
TERMS.-The same as in the above advertise
ment.
j. E. GUY,
JAS BUMGARDNER, JR,
mar AT Commissioners.
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TOM CRowDER's.
Cream Punch, at

The objections to the metal tip upon children's
shoes do not hold good against the A. s. Too beau
t1ful Black Tip, and it is time parents were enquir
ing for them, for fine shoes as well as common, as
they reduce shoe bills one half mar1l 1t
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Oily Notices.

A pure Havana Cigar, g Daisy, at
mari TOM CROWDERS.
MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC MOUTH
WASH is fragrant and delightful toilet, and will
positively cure all diseases of the MOUTH and GUMS
arrest decay, purify the breath, and preserve the
TEETH twill also relieve SEA SICKNESS and is an
excellent gt gle for SORE THROAT. Price 50 cents
bottle! For saleby druggists generally. The trade
supplied by the wholesale druggists in Richmond
and Baltimore.
marl
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All agree the best Whisky is at
marll TOM CROWDER'S.
j. W. Brandeburg is in the Northern markets
purchasing his Spring and Summer Stock of Cloth
ing. DON'T fail to see his fine selected stock before
you purchase, as he sells lower than the lowest and
at one price to all.
mara
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TOM cRowDER's.
Pigeon Hole. at

Pigeon Hole, at TOM CROWDER'S.
How can single dose of Ayers Pills cure head
ache By removing distractions from the system
relieving the ston ach, and giving healthy action
to the digestive apparatus mar11 1t
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Homemade Blackberry Wine, at
mar IL TOM CROWDER'S.
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LITTLE BENSON.-On March 3d., at Bells Valley
Va, by the Rev C..L. que, Mr B. Frank Little
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MAR RIED.

~-~~~~~-~-~-~-~~> -----O-N-~--~~~-~-~N~~
BEVERAGE-JOHNSTON. March Sd at the
ston, Richmond, Va. by Rev T. G. Dashiell, Mr..
Irving L. Beverage to Miss Ida w. Johnston,
daughter of WI. Johnston, Esq. of Louisa cOun-
to, Va.
Stauntnn uanarS D1aaSe cOnv
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0GGa week in your own town Terms and IS
dDYHoSu o Tree. Address H. HA4LETE Y 60, Fort
land, Maine. Snaf1I 1y*
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TNTIIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
L ond judicial District OF the Territory Of
Washington. holding terms at Vancouver for
the Counties of Clarke and Skamania.
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Action brought III the
District Court of the
Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of
Washington, holdin z
terms at Nancouyerior
the counties of Clarke
and Skamania. Com
plant filed in the coun-
iy of Clarke, in the Of
flee of the clerk of said
District Court, the 18th
day of June. 4. ID. 1851.
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Notice for Publication,
Vanc0llye
q. s. LAND OFFICE,

Vancouver, w. T.. June II, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice of intention
to make final proof In support of their claims,
and secure final entry thereof and that said
proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at Vancouver, W. T., on Monday,
July 25th, 1881, viz:
Solomon Lovewell Homestead Application
No. 1895, for the south 4 of north west a, of
Sec. 81, Town north, Range east, and
names the following as his witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cult
walton of said tract, viz: Christopher Borden,
Susannah Anderson, Samuel L. johnson and
Jonathan Groves, all of La Center P. o.,
Clarke Co., w. 7.
Samuel L. johnson, Homestead Applica-
ton No 1910, for the west d of south. west Il
Of Sec. 30, Town s north Range 2 east, and
names the following as his witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tivation of said tract, viz: Solomon Love
well, Christopher Borden, Susannah Ander-
son, and Jonathan Groves, all of La Center
P. O., Clarke Co., w. T.
Susannah Anderson, formerly Susannah
Nelson, Homestead Application No. 1868, for
the north = of southwest a, of Sec. 30, Town
5 north, Range 2 east, and names the follow
ing as her witnesses to prove her continuous
residence upon and cultivation OF said tract
viz: Solomon LOvewell, Christopher Bor-
den, Samuel L. johnson and Jonathan Groves,
all of La Center P. o., Clarke Co., W. 7.
23june6 w. w. NEWLGN, Register.
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A report has reached Calcutta from Cen
trail Asia that large bodies of Russian troops
are assembling on the borders OF kashgar,
and that a conflict with Chinese troops can
not long be avoided.
]. A. Bentley's resignation as commits
sioner of pensions was accepted, and w. w.
Dudley, U. 5. marshal OF Indiana. ap-
pointed to the place. Judge n. &. McFar-
land, of Kansas, was appointed by the pres
ident commissioner general OF the land office,
vacant by the resignation OF Gen. William
SOn.
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200 acres, 40 acres under cultivation, good
orchard, buildings, etc. miles from Vancou-
YER. For further particulars apply at this Of
tee. NolwH
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TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
l. County of Clarke, Washington Territory.


l. County of Clarke, Washington Territory
In the matter of the estate of Morris B. Jones,
deceased
1t appearing to the court from the petition
this day presented and filed in this court by
Joseph f. G. Durgan, the administrator of
the said estate, praying for an order to sell
real estate, that it is necessary to sell the
whole of the real estate belonging to the said
estate for the purpose of paying the allow
ance to the family, the debts outstanding
against the deceased, the mortgage upon said
real estate, and the expenses of admnistra-
ton.
1t is therefore ordered by the court that all
persons interested in the said estate be and
they are hereby directed to appear before this
court on
Monday. the 25th day Of July. a. u.
1881, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the court room of this court in the
city of Vancouver, Clarke county, Washing
ton Territory, then and there to show cause
why an order should not lie granted to the
said administrator to sell the whole of the
real estate of the said Morris B. Jones, de-
ceased, to pay the said allowance, debts, mort
cages and expenses.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this or
der be published for at least four successive
weeks in the Vancouver INDEPENDENT a
weekly newspaper printed and published i'll
the said city of Vancouver.
WILLIAM RANCK,
Judge of said Court.
Dated Vancouver, w. T., June 10, 1851.