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how Presldents Arc Made.

Colonel A. K. Mcclure. the veteran
editor Of the Philadelphia Times, has
written a volume of unexceptIonal value
to the people Of the country, entitled
"our Presidents and How We Make
Them" OF course the majority Of the
voters have n fair idea OF the general
manner in which the nomination and
election of President of the United
States Is carried on, but It Is true that
not many know anything about the his
tory Of the present system. 1t will per-
haps, surprise many when they are told
that in the beginning of the republic
many of the states did not permit the
populace to vote for the presidential
candidate, but elected their electors
through the Legislature, and that con-
ventions for the nomination Of candl-
dates were not held until 1881, when
jackson and Clay were nominated. 1t
may also surprise some that there was
decided and bitter opposition in certain
quarters TO the election Of George
washington, 1.-THE Father Of HIS coun-
try"
In a review of this work a writGA N
the New York Times says that this ac-
count OF the first presidential election Is
Intensely interesting THE difficulty Of
communication between the various
parts Of the then small country was a
formidable obstacle In the way Of hold
ing popular vote. 1t has probably es-
capped many that the Invention OF thu
telegraph and the resultant receipt OK
rapid and accurate returns were the
prime factors in the permanent cstnb-
Ilshment of the popular vote. The clui
zen Of the present day would not hp az
Isned with the announcement OF the re-
suit such as could be obtained after the
transmission by mall OF the returns
from ait parts OF the country to che cap.
ltal. But In addition to the lack OF
rapid communication was the unsettlud
state OF the political routine " the new
~ recognized republic. The author
says"
None OF the states had made any
preparation FOR an election, and the
only practical method for choosing cleo
tors was by tho legislature, and the
constitution provided then, as II does
now that each state ghall appoint pres
ldontial electors In such n manner MS
It's legislature may direct Attempts
We're made TO hold popular elections IN
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING. MAY IS, 1900.
Impertinent Sabbath Breakers.


The impertlnence of the managers Of
the wheeling base ball club who insist
on violating the Sabbath, has become
insulting to that element in the COM
munlty who favor a strict enforcement
Of the laws. The institution Of dam
age suits by the ball players against the
property owners, who swore out war
rants against them, for malicious pros-
ecution. is a movement that certainly
adds to the gayety Of nations. It is the
worst kind Of a blum, and should be met
with the utmost vigor Of counter prose-
cutions. The proposition that those
Sabbath breakers shall not be interfer-
red with takes the form OF the most
offensive insolence. How long will they
be allowed to defy the spirit and letter
of the law we cannot tell. It rests en-
tlrely with those who are most directly
interested in the nuisance and those
oficials who are lax in their duty.
The arrest and filming of these viola
tors of the statutes In the manner that
has prevailed rs farce. and partakes
OF nothing more than the payment Of a
license. An injunction should issue
that would prevent the club from play
ing on the Sabbath day. 1t can be
done.
The most ridiculous statement yet
made purports to come from the man
agement Of the ball club, that they will
carry the matter into local politics ana
defeat all Justices who issue warrants
against them, and they also threaten tH
have a law passed prohibiting any In
reference on the part Of the officers
with their Sabbath Dissertation. This Is
large talk for small people, and is a de-
cided insult to the intelligence of the
community and should be resented In a
manner that viii bring these offenders
against public morals and decency to a
realizing sense OF their mistake.
The subterfuge the base ball MANAGE
nient employed in trying to evade pros
ecution by announcing that the games
were played for the benefit OF charity,
was only too transparent. In the firss
place they never obtained the authority
from a single charitable institution in
the city to play on Sunday for their
benefit, and check for &25 sent to one
of the institutions, out OF the proceeds
of the game played on Sunday, May 6,
was very promptly returned. Because
a yurnher NJ ppople want to violate the
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KEEPING HOUSE FOR TWO.

It's sweeping and busting and c2GK,hs'
For the man all day who is earning ms
pay,
And Is Fastening home at night
He for the toll and the wages
she for the saving up;
And both In all weather to stand toSether'
And share the loaf and the cup.
It's singing above the pudding,
With heart so light from morning u''
night
That the checks with roses glow
It's wntchlng the clock in the cleaning
It's running to open the door,
With a smile and KISS, ana inc tOuCh OIL
bliss
That can ask for nothing more.
Perhaps the means are narrow
In the keeping house for two;
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NEWSPAPER Wales.

Charlty.-"I ask you for bread"
moaned the INDECENT Person, reproacn-
fully, land you found me q free IL
brary. ".-Detroit Journal.
Not at All.-"The ties that bind" re-
marked Hawkins, ARE not the neckties
fellows best girl buys him. "-Phila-
delphia North American.
Purely Imnginary.-"James Lane AL
len has written a Kentucky novel called
The Reign of Law" That's all right.
A novel is a work OF fiction, isn't it?"-
Chicago Record.
Love on Wheels.-"They tell me Key
rank and his bride are making their
wedding journey in a horseless car
rlage." Eyes, they started away auto
MODELLING and cooling. Chicago IT'D
une.
THAT'S Milyun's daughter" said the
city man, pointing to young CIR! IN
an extremely decollette gown; she's
Just coming out" Gosh! should say
she's out far enough, already, eN-
claimed the visitor from the country
Philadelphia Record
In the Nursery.-Edith-I have named
my dolly 'Dotty Dimples.' Ethel-But
what name for her to carry through
life when she grows UP and has Sin or
eight children! Parents should think oil
these things-Puck.
What He Was Doing.-"What. mind
ing the babyi" said Northside. as he
entered Manchester's home, and found
his friend agitating the cradle. yes
replied Manchester, I've got down to
bedrock Chronicle Tele-
graph.
LEnfant Terrible.-Little M!llicent,
the infant prodigy, daughter OF NOM
morenoy Mugger. the eminent comedian,
had partaken copiously OF light lunGn
of green apples. Shortly afterwards
She remarked to her papa: II feel lust
like store window" ''Why?" asked
papa, In the tone Of one who carries o.
a conversation for the purpose OF sup
plying cues to the orchestra. Beeause
have such large pain in my snSh.
This Joke will be tried on an audience IN
Washington early next seasoa.-Baltl-
moru North American.
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Automobile instruction Book.

Electric Automobiles; Their Care,
Construction and Operation" is the IT,
tie OF u very valuable little volume
which has Just been issued by Herbert
S. Stone & Co., the Chicago publishers.
The author is Mr.. c. Il. Woods a prac-
teal electrical engineer, and inventor
of the Woods automobile. The book
Is by far the most useful volume on
the subject published, its information Is
accurate and up-to-date, and Its in
structlon is along just the lines which
the automobile owner and operator re-
aulres. The book contains all the reg
ttiatfons of the Automobile club Of
America and the racing rules in France
besides chapter on the street oper-
ntIon of electric vehicles. There are
also numerous illustration, showing the
entire construction OF the carriages and
batteries. The book IL invaluable TO
persons Interested in automobiles,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-15

The reunion of the two wings Of the
irish Nationalist party was sIgnalized
Sunday by a meeting at Manchester
which was addressed by Redmond ant
Dillon, leaders of the two factions. Lord
insults to Ireland formed the
burden of the speeches delivered. and
many just criticisms were scored
against the premler's recent attacks OIL
the Irish.
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REF1EoT10Ns OF A BACHELOR.

A woman can always get the best of a
man unless she is foolish enough to fall
in love with him.
Lots OF men would die for the women
they love when they wouldn't hire out
TO do withdrawing for them.
A mans idea OF an original woman
is one who can sweep Il room without
going and tying her head up in an old
towel.
A man may tell you he told you so.
but II you could see his wife she would
probably tell ycu she told him to tell
yOu.--New York Press.
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what Surprises the west virglnian.

Falrmont West Virglnian: The
wheeling Intelllgcncer says that II.
Moore jackson. of Harrison county, is
an avowed candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress In the First
district. We are surprised to learn
that Mr.. jackson wants as rough II voy-
age as Captain Dovcner gave Colonel
Arnott and John a. Howard, of Wheel
ing, and Mr., Blair. OF Doldrldge.
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what's up? The Bryan organ of this
city yesterday morning printed a pic
ture Of Cleveland, with the alarming
suggestion underneath that there was 4
possibility he would be nominated at
Kansas City.
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The excessive total Of 7OS votes cast
in Union district at the Democratic prl-
maries on Saturday, does not require
evidence to substantlate the charge that
many illegal ballots were cast.
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According to the latest news from
Manila it would be better to capture
that Filipino Jupta at Hong Kong,
rather than waste time on AguInaldo's
scattered adherents.
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Flournoy and Holt are coming into
the canvass with belated booms for the
Democratic nomination for governor.
Tavenner appears to have the call.
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PredcstInution and generalization will
be lively topics in the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian church, which meets
in st. Louis, this week.
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WE have an upright Chlckerlng &
Sons Plano which we received this week
from a party to whom We sold Stulta
a Bauer Piano, which we VIII offer this
week at very low price.
+. w. BANNER co.
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Railroad and Steamship

Tickets to oil parts OF the world. Also
Cooks tours to Paris, Sli5 to 1866, which
include all expenses.
j. G. ToMLINsoN. Agent.
Pennsylvania Station. Eleventh street
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It is said that emissarles of Judge
Holt, of cabell county, were in evidence
at the Democratic primaries,
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General Roberts is only l4O mics from
Pratoria, but 1t will seem like thou
sand before he reaches that town.
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abstract arguments convince them
against the practical reality and condl-
ton Of things which they are personally
acquainted with.
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rowne is a thorn in the side of the
Bryan Democracy.
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CHAMPAGNE MS n restorcr has no
aqual. Cooks Imperial Extra Dry
Champagne Is pure, delicious and
sparkling.
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AUToHARPs at factory prices this
week at +. w. BANNER CO.'S.
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CThs INTELL1GENcER. embracing it5
several editions. Is entered In the POST
ONCE at Wheeling, W. va q second
class mGtter.l
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We Ask the
Public Support

I'm our efforts to raise sufficient i lgp5i
for Mr.. ALIEN. GARDEN. a IvS' an.
OF the Seventh ward, tofihti! nj.
ductor for the Wheeling sttv ,ss ma
way Company. who mas TOT w Ma
year been confined 70 tne nViSi n1rl.
rheumatism, and NOW partlal, Ssril.'s1t
lived, our object is to raise syl,Sy ,,i,
money 10 onnble him 10 pay on W.,
contracted during his Hines ~.
start confectionery or news saw VA
some business that he could uv 1"'
gupport a wife and two chfdf q, ,lg
No have decided to have q N'S Nv
OF RASE BALL on Decoratlel ~ *.
Wednesday, May 80. between w. ~.
lice and Ftre Departments ana SIN sG
ploycs OF the Wheeling Sire M.
wRy. Chiefs Clemens and kliny ns,
ing rnciously given their ,sS.
nnd offers OF assistance tgsvwy
with that OF Mayor a, j. s ~. 'iis,
and the directors OF the "f'''''''
Street Railway -,,,,,, Al.
we feel grateful for nssista .li Az n,
ready offered and will Try nllG opd
the public good game OF NV, ,,,V
numerous other attractions '""' '"''
be secured,
CHARLES McCARTN ,,
Chairman and TrcasNg'''
GEORGE w. BRApBGRN,.
Soliciting Commlttce-Mr: l, h''WS M,
Mr. NJ LOTUS, Mr. NJ, McoCg' ~,
a. I Sweeney, Rev, Clarke, 'l''''
McCnrty, Fergus Whnlley. a.. 70.
Donations Will hc thAnnul,y ,.I,.
ccivcd By any OF the allow '1 r,yiS
tee. wy"
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REPUBLICAN CALENDAR.

June 6-sFlrst Congressional District
Nominating Convention. Weston.
July ll-Stutc. Nominating Convention,
Charlcgton.
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NEW ApVERTIsElIENrs

WANTEp-dIRI. INQUIRE AT d
w D0RElS, lol South Penn mu5S
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EoR SALE cfiEAP-wAGoN Avn
tenth street n, me
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS
tariOrI.IEoon'..,... s7s co''tlnO RooA'-,. s77
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"a tai office and practice: ehenp = ~ n
Box ll9. wheeling. W. Va. nv
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-01-18

Mr.. Donahue OF White River junction
is visiting at Mike Sullivan's.
Mrs. George Vancore has been III and
under the care OF DIR. Milliken OF Post
Mills.
school at South Vernon taught by Mrs.
Ely will close next Friday with an exhibit
tion in the evening.
Mrs. Simeon Whiteomb has gone to
Woodstock to spend few weeks in the
home OF her grandson, VIM Harding.
Stephen Norton, who has been i'll for
several weeks died last Wednesday morn
ing. The funeral services we're held at
the home Saturday morning and the re-
mains were put in the tomb at strahord'
Mr.. NortoL has been a resident OF this
town many years.
One OF the new boilers arrived last week.
Ten horses and four oxen were used TO
bring it from Ely station here, Warren
Gilmany OF West Fairlee doing the work.
IL is now in place. Two more are soon eX-
pected. MIR. Harrington and Mr.. Corth-
en- OF Boston were here 10 superintend
the erection OF it.
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Stoekhrlhge.


Galen b. Fish OF Randolph was in town
Sunday.
Henry Adams was in Randolph a day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. carl Neff we're in Roches-
ter Friday.
Gaines Barnes is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Joel Blackmer.
Ellis +. Edmunds was at X. V. Law
rence's last Sunday.
There will be a dance at Lambs hall
next Friday evening.
Mr.. Eubar OF Lincoln has been visiting
his son, Joseph Eubar.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Frank Putnam next Wednesday,
Mrs. Morse snd daughter, Miss Blanche,
were in Pittsiield day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis v Green have been
visiting in White River Junction.
Mrs. Morse and daughter, Blanche, Wis
tied at Elbridge whitcomb's a day last
week.
Miss Maud Chsmberlin, who has been
spending several weeks in Randolph, has
returned home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kezer aud son OF
rochester visited her mother, Mrs. Fati-
ma Cham berlin, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Martell were in
Gaysville last Sunday 10 visit their
Mrs. Chss. Twitchell, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Baker, Arab Hol-
brook. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neff and X. V.
Lawrence and family attended the party
at F. W. Jewett's last Thursday night.
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Gaysvitie.

Gaysvitie.
Dea. McCollom is improving.
Eva Luce is sick with nervous prostrs.
ton.
Mr.. Proctor is boarding at Franz
Gould's.
Fred Martin OF Rochester was in town
Monday.
John Hagsr was in Rutland the first OF
the week.
Charles Durham OF Bethel was in town
day last week.
Lewis Hsssam was at home from Brook
field over Sunday.
F. V. Hassam's store was broken into
one night last week.
Herbert Mills and wife spent few days
in Bridgewater recently.
Mrs. Addie Gould and Miss Nina VIM
son were in Bethel Saturday.
L. B. Morey has been sick the past week
with the prevailing distemper.
Miss Jessie Spslding spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Bethel.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Barnard exchanged
pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Hill Sunday.
Carl Tenney is spending a few days
with his mother, Mrs. Ella Tenney.
Austin Lamb and wife OF Stockbridge
spent Sunday at Andrew Harrington's.
Mrs. Thomas Jackson Of Pittstield spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Sargent.
Charles Robbins, one Of the surveyors,
has finished work for the w. r. V. r. r.
Co.
The Mite society will meet at Mrs. Ell
bridge Whitcomb's next week Wednes-
day.
Mrs. F. v. Hsssam and Mrs. Wilfred
Il. In Ral5 = 10 Hrat Of
week.
bridge were at Augustus Chamberlain's
Sunday.
The Met hodist quarterly conference
will be held at the parsonage Saturday
at 10 a. m.
Rev. w. r. Davenport, the presiding
elder, will preach at the NJ. +. church
next Sunday.
A small party on Sunday made the first
excursion on the new railroad from Gays
vile to Bethel.
Geo. Adams had the misfortune to get
a piece OF steel into one of his eyes at
the sawmill last week.
The Ladies' Mite society met with Mrs.
Ada WymaH Jan. 10 and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year:-President,
Mrs. Emma J. Hassam; vice president,
Mrs. Nellie Harrington; treasurer, Mrs. =.
g. Smith; secretary, Mrs. Ada Wyman.
Jan. 10 was installation OF officers OF
Gen. II. II. Baxter post No. Ill, g. A. r.,
as follows:-Commander o. N. Harring
ton; senior vice commander, s. G, Hsr-
rington; junior vice commander, Joseph
Perrin; adjutant, o. j. Richardson; sur
geon, j. Il. Hagar; chaplain, b. nj. Cas-
we'll; quartermaster, Z. Z. Smith; officer OF
the day, w. II. Edmunds; officer OF guard,
w. T. Smith; sergeant major, E. c. Hagar;
sergeant, +. p. Boutwell,.
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For over hfty years Mrs. Winsleg's soothing syr-
mn has been used BY mothers for their chilures
~ 80 tectbing Are you disturbed AZ night and
br,k,n Of your rest by sick child suaertus sil4
CIV ne with pain Of eating teethf II 50 send AZ
- nj g,t "A bottle % Mrs. MinsloW's soothing
Sr,,,'i f6r children teething tts value j. meal
c5isbie ID viii relieve the poor little sufferer IN
r,cdiatsly Depend upon IL, mothers, there is no
.tst.fc ebout IA II cures diarrhea, regulates the
sfouaach and bowels, cures wind collie sottens the
gur.s reduces Inflammation and gives tone Ana
energy to the whole system .hrs. MlhsleN
,ikiog syrup'sfor children teething y pleasant 20
ne taste ana Is the prescription o. one % the oia
est ant best female physicians anu nsFs,s ~ y.
f-,itsA States and 4 for sale BY AL drugElsts
throuFbout the word. Price 21e bottle. ne
-, ~ .sk Tor asIrs WinsiOw's soothing syrup.
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srArF or VERMONT. I'm Probate Court. be

RANpoI ptf DISTRICT - ( ~ Randolph In and tor
said district on the S0th day Of Dee, A. D. lsN.
An instrument purportnE 20 BE- the last viii ara tes
testament o. William Hariog. late OF
RanAslnh IN said District deeeased, being presented
% the Court Tor probate hy Albert harlow ana
rrnhafes
~ i ordered by said Court that all persons con.
cerred therein De notified 10 abnsara session % said
Court 20 b. bel ~ the Probate Office in Rand Jpn on
The ga day % Jan. ~ o. and show cause II any they
NAV have asinst the probate and allowance oi SAN
will FOR which purpose it g further ordered that a
COW % the record OF this order BE- published three
weeks successyely previous o. the time appointed tQt
nr5ving aid viii In TIE Herald and News, =
newspaper Published al Randolph IN this state.
ls7i WILLIAM ". NICHOLS. judge.
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Mrs. Edwin Allen lost valuable COW
recently.
Mrs. Frank Clogston has been quite Ill
with grip.
Chas Graves is suffering with the new
kind OF grip.
VIII Burke and wife were at Lee Hollis
over Sunday.
Louise Pennington has been on the sick
list the past few days.
Glenn Cox cut quite cash In his knee
while chopping wood the other day.
Willie Whiteomb and wife, with
another couple, came from Wilder to at
tend the social
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IsEGAIsS.

Estate Of Calvin Fuliam.
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District o. Randolph
Commissioners. 20 receive. examine. and adjust Az
claims and demands Of all persons aGalnst the estate
trct deceased and ali claims IN offset thereto, hereb,
give notice that will meet for the purposes aiore
sad he dwe ling house Of tie late Calvin fulam
in said Broukhed on the 10Th day OF February, lsA'
from 10 O'Clock a. M. until O'Clock p
NJ on said day and that six months from TIE
9th day ~ Jan A. D., 1870 Is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors 10 present their claims
- us for examination and allowance. Dated al
Rrookheld Tits 10Th day Of Ian. A. u. 1900.
1879 A. X. MCINrN RE Com
IRA CARPENTER missiouers.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on SOC. bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar II 1t fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guar
antee a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
IL. {. Allen, Randolph.
w f. Blood, Randolph.
j. W. Fargo, Randolph Center.
j. W. ParmeDter, Brook field.
r. G. Bachelor, West Braintree.
T.. /. Ciafiin, Braintree.
w. II. Sprague, East Brookheld.
"A. w. CLARK, No. Randolph.
A. G.. Osgood, East Randolph.
E. j. Prince, South Randolph.
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STATE OF VERMONT. tin Probate Court held Al
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. - Washington lnand for said
District the E2d dav Of Dec, A. - tSs. hkeards
administrator Of the estate % Fran a. Curtis,
late Of Orange in said DISTRICT deceased,
presents his admin account for examination and
allowance and makes application Cor decree OF dis
lhuton and partition of the estate Of said deceased.
Mherrupou. ID L. ordered hY said l0urt Elat aid
account and said application be referred 10 session
u said court. TO be- held at the Hotel
IN said Washington on the 18Th day Of January.
A. ID. 1850, Tor hearing and decision thereon:
and ID l. mrther ordered, that all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication OF
Ice of aid Application and order thereon. three
weeks successfully IN the HERALD AND NEWs, .
paper published In Randolph. and which circulAtes
Ia the neighb0rhood OF those Interested before said
time OF bearing, that they may a. pear Al said time
ard place. and. n they cause, object thereto.
igIl BY the Court Attest
WILLIAM VI. NICHOLS. JUDGK.