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tetcDTdt1pt OF the D,Ci IN Portsmouth,
Our icllow-czens Of Portsmouth with those feel
ussior which they aye 50 pre-ennentlv dstinpr,isb-
cd, made arrangements for noticing the Fourth of In
" IA their accustomed patriotic style. Several public
dinners were provided on the occasion -Noivith-
standing heavy i,,l OF rain during the day the adj
mnabie company OF KiAcman, commanded by CAPT
JAWS, formed on the square in front of the Court
I4oue, went through SOME handsome oyoutons with
their usual precision, md fred salute they then
marched 10 The Nayy-YaTd, ut Gosport, where the
salute was repeated, after which they repaired to The
sid IN ie rear OF Tie Town, where, with several of
tier icldwcitiLens, the SIT down 10 very snnnt,
Gus dinner, prepared, ~ his best slylc by Mr. Vii
liam Portlock and served up uadcf q spacious avn
ibg. Mayor john Nay piesided.--A number Of ex-
Genent toasts were drunk, which are subjoned the
Dscliration OF Independence was read by capt Jar
W. and very eloquent and appropriate address de
hVercd ~ Mr.. Edmund Burke, the length of winch
ra1dcfs IT'S insertion mpractcabie. The Company
r.ncd At an early hour, after having passed he day
IN the mos; agreeable AID satisfactory manner
TOASIS.
!. Tie Dtl zoe cc!cLrate-Ihe proudcst period in
tie annals Of History
2 IHs lmcrian St,lcs--.May tiev ever continue
=. qnHeh as tieir interests are inseparable.- Hail
.. ne P,;~aeks Of '76--Tbey are founded on
tutb, te sp,endous u our success viii render them
"niyeTsai- Ihe S'ar 5P4aCleG Eguer.
~. me d7'ertcaE C0gsfHuiiou--V:ll purchased
Wl'd9m inspired, aod virtue vii respect it YaJ.tec
o. James .Nsroc, Presj}cg of TIE u Sa,fes--IIis ad-
~ nist-ap9n has demonstrated tial Chief M,gjs-
t'"iey gNgti ~ acticai wisdom, NAV silence The
troaiis q p@siy s,iTit--htat9 he Cl.i.C
. Of8.N ~ Temptins, Pise Prcs;1e1t ~ nc Uni
20 ps@es.- lis Country will remember with rrsti-
i"sa, e. naPofiant services during tie laic waf
y ne 4iseo,y ~ ,-hmgloil-A grateful recoI-
Teton Of his services and virtues is identified with
tQe eS,s,cncc q the ropab. &c - R0siin C4sfLe,
D. Tie Heroa, NJ nc keroiigioa--yTe ehcrts, live
" recollection - their virtues and patro,iSn--glen
ie oce@'cg shall present Itself sc viii emulate theit
goroas cSunpic
: III 4s.lrictl Fair--Thc Bower.
10 Ih'r IS btYs01--On tiiis day dedicated 10
he ce!chr.'i, o'our Coaairys freedom, lot as r.
memhcf Ti..i grateful onas. tas immortal a,shot
citao Dev'l.aaoh ofjadepeadcn,c
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tn,ies States Court, Fs(ih c;reuit az J ~ g':.,,e

tn'ied States Court, F'Jjih Circuit ar n. g.Se
Disfust->June Ira, 1921.
T1fupMAS CRAIG, George rutherford, Robe, wcr;-i -
Il gomeric Robert Sper, Robert rau,d, Alexander \
Kerr Thomas White and David Wash, Pici@.lji ,
James Scott, executor of John Leslie deceased who
Others, Dct:nSa.ts
Extract from, the decree ef tss Court.
And the said commissioner Amos Iadd is ordered to
take and report 10 the COURT Of the debts any,
enable him 10 ascertain the he Is directed advertise
twice week for three months successfully creditors 10
como IN and prove their claims before him.
eopy-1este X. JEFFRIES, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFrIcE,
Richmond 9Th month (June) IS, Is2i.S
Pursuant 10 The aoresoing order of the Court NOTICE
the late Robert Craig his es2f in and prove the
same before me, at Office, in this city, within three
months from the date hereof that they may reported
TO the court. AMOS LADD, nj. e..
. June &c 1i-26t
Tn court quarterly continued
and held for Essex county, the courthouse, the I'D oil
May, 1a2i-
Charles Ill., Plaintiff
AGAINST
Nathaniel Crane Defendant
On the motion Of the plaintiff the order made in this cause
the ed day of March last, is enlarged this that
PENDANTS appear here the first of August next
and the plaintiffs hill and that n of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Enquirer printed city OF
Richmond for eight weeks copy
be posted at the door of the house OF this county a
not inabtant of this and that lie hath
his appearance and given security
semby in such case made and provided, and the rules Of
this court
Copy-Tcstc, PETER l. DERIEUx, D.c.E.c.
June O. e-wsw+
NTorICE is hereby given that in the Luaiic Hos
that more patients either male female will be received
into the said Hospital until OF the said cells
due notice of which will lie given.
BY order ofthe Court 81 Directors,
June 90 15-wtf LEO. HENLEY, C. C. ID.
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EnINpURGn REYIEW-eah No.

Art VI Is entitled the Effects of Machinery and Accumu-
latiop| and is aHcyisw Of work published this year in
London the opinions Of Mcssrs Say, Ssmondi and NAL
thus these subjects This article written with great
bty aud has Tor its object to refue the doctrine Of
The modern political economists that the great facility
production effected by machinery and other source
Of public evil We extract the following passage con
tanning ideas highly important in this country though in
application somewhat different from ibat which made OF
them BY tie Reviewer. +.
"Were gradually 70 TO the sound principle OF free
trade and TO every attempt foster and
one branch Of industry rather than another the chances Of
al njudicou production would be very greatly diminished
and, when IL did occur would be much sooner rccfed
Hitherto when too much capital has been attracted one
branch Of industry instead ofleavng IL 20 be adjusted
ding 10 the effective demand State has generally Infer
crcd 10 prevent the restoraton of hat natural equilibrium
OF profit AMI Of production which the ao Of Speculation
may sometimes derange bIt WHICH, wIea eft 81 itself il
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NOTICE.

VIZ undersigned having connected themselves in bust
Il ness, under the firm Of COLE s. JOHNSTON viii ~,
euPythe wen known stand at the sign of the old, Ar,+
inc ate store OF W. j. Cole where they will keen
general and well selected assortment of uARDFyARE
Ihey VIII likewise transact business on commission and
eoifde business 10 their care. '
-, WILLIAM JOHN COLE
jury o. 17-wtf JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON.
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INOOI-CARDTNG MACHINES

VIE subscribers have in operation their machines
~ the Union Mills situate the Riyanna river in FhI
wanna county, and having engaged present season an
eSlr;aeed and skil manager, feel III. ise fully iusi
he' IA promising, well the Despatch the most
iahiu and satisfactory execution Of the york, making
good Tpros;ded the wool is delivered good order that
is To saw clearly WISHED nicely picked, all
ras sticks, bus &C. and sufficiently creased. Wrappers
must accompany the wool to contain the rolSDet,er rolls
can be made in weather than in cold it is therefore
recommended that the wool be deye erred early
son practicable. Price customary cardg pence
per pound. TiNBERLAKE & MAGRUDER.
June Il. 1O-wBws
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oUADRAT {

Wdniet Immediately, al This Office,
an apprentice to the Printing Business. smart nc
tive Lad, about is years Of age-IIc must read an
need annv. nin,
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AT PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE.

day memorable for the principles established
and consecrated fire dom, by the united efforts of
virtuous, noble, aud determined people vino chose
rather ~ brave the consequences ola bloody revolutions
than submit to the sh9cl,es imposed by tyranny The
citizens of Prince George determined to keep alive
the spirit which animated the heroes of 10, and to
pcrpetuate by anniversary celebration the rccollcc-
ton OF the freedom acquired by that arduons contest
met at their courthouse on that day. They had
sumpuous dinner prepared by Mr. Mann After the
cloth was removed, Col. w. II. Harrison was an
pointed president. aided by Mr. N. b. Sturdivanf rs
vice president. The Declaration Of independence
was read by Mr.. Bland, previous to which he deliver
ed an address suitable to the occasion The follow
ing toasts were drank accompanied by appropriate
songs and the firing Of cannon.
l. The d1y--May II continue 10 be the jubilee Of
freedom, " Till time shall be no more"
. eifRs--6 cheers.
2. The constitution fhe Unied Sks.es--Thc bull
warit Of our NATIONAL glory ;--may il always be the
fundamental principle OF our government
guns cheers.
3. Otr Country Whilst IN the enjoyment Of the
blessings which affords, tex forget that it was
rescued from the tyranny Of Britain, by the valor Of
ont revolutionary patriots . gltps-J cheers.
& The Memory ofHe immortal Wrsiiagtoa--He
od our armies with glory through the gloom of
lutionary struggle. I ela.
.. The Heroes If Gc Rcrola,ios.-Thcir cxertions
gave US liberty viii maintain il or die in its cause
gaas-3 cileers.
$. Thomas .J.gtryos.--Ho s!O.iod in obcying ,hc
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lCoMMUNIcATED.

. "!'ft y JHly az WFSlAieIO7l Opring.T
Preparations had been made to celebrate the late
Anniversary of our Independence in this pleasant nt
rural retreat, opposite the lower end of Fredcricks
3urs; but the weather proving very unfayorable
the company, forty or fifty in number, occupied :
comnodious building the spring on the Fredcr.
icksJurg side, and there celebrated the day
Robert Lewis, Esq. the Mayor, was requested tc
Capt. III. L. Phillips
Many volunteer and patriotic toasts were given, ac
companied by discharges from field piece. The
day was spent IN great harmony aud socabiIi;y, and
The company retired to their irrespective homes at tho
firing of the evening gun, at sunset
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New Goods, and cheap,
At the Store opposite the Brick Hotel.
CAMUEL WARDS now en-

GAMUEL WARD is now en-
~ abled to offer a great variety of rich and
fashionable Goods-consisting Of Black and
Colour'd Canton Grapes, /" inferiour to the re-
al Nankin'' to be sure, but Superiour 10 any in
,ttiS market; Black, White, Blue, Green, and
Changeable Lustrings; elegant Striped Silks,
for Ladies' Gowns Silk and Thread Laces !;
Merino Handkerchief; Imitation do. and
Shawls; Black Silk Handkerchief and Shawls;
Fancy do; Ribbons, great assortment, and
some very elegant; Cambrick and common
Calicoes; English and Carlisle Ginghams !;
White and Colour'd Cambrcks; Muslins !;
Cambrick and common Dimoty Fumitures !:
Blue, White and Strip'd jeans Vestings, an
elegant assortment; Leghorn Hats; Russia
Sheetngs and Ducks; Irish Linens Black,
White, Red, and Yellow Flannels; Black,
Blue, Olive, Olive-green, bareback, and Drab
Broadcloths and Cassimefes together with
almost every article of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, & INDIA GOODS,
usually inquired for in country store.
Also---.4mericun Sheetiags, Shirtihgs,
Ginghams, Checks, Stripes, Bed
ticks, Seeing Thread,
&c. &c. &c.
W. /. GOODS s. GROCERIES,
as usual--a very extensive assortment.
OSF Every article warranted of the first
puality.-All of which he will sell at the very
lowest Cash prices.
Worcester, May 80. eow6t
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VHNHIS new and healing Balsam
h bids fair to rival every Medicine here
tofore discovered, for Coughs and complaints
of the lungs, leading TO Consumption, and
even in seated ConsUmptions it has lately been
used by many, with the most surprizing sue
cess. If Certificates from persons of the high.
est respectability, or the great and increasing
demand for il may be called proof of its good
effects, it is proved. Scarcely case of Colds,
Coughs, pain in the side, difficulty of breath
ing, want of sleep, arising from debility, or
even Consumptions, but may be relieved by
the timely use of this Medicine.
certificates of its efficacy accompany each
bottle.
CalaiOn.-Be particular that every genuine
bottle has " .4nderson's Cough Drops" stamp
ed on the bottle and the directions are all
signed by JAMES MELLEN.
For the further satisfaction of the Publick.
the following Certificates are offered for pc.
hereby certify that have, for Is wears
past, been greatly troubled with pain in nv
side or breast, and more or less cough and
weakness OF the lungs, so as not to be able to
attend to my business without much pain /:
and have suffered very much with wearing
and facilitating Cough. |, a few days since.
purchased a bottle of Anderson's Cough Drops
from the use of which a few DAYS only, |
found my pain and cough entirely left me.
and my former strength restored. attribute
my relief entirely to the use OF these Drops !;
and can, with confidence, recommend them
to all such as are afflicted with coughs and
complaints of the lungs, or weakness of the
nerves, as being the most valuable medicine
ever prepared for such complaints.
WIN. c. PENNIMAN.
Hudson, May 4, 1919.
.Nev Certificate.
In the year 1915, was seized with an in.
fammation of the liver, which caused an ad-
hesion that placed me in very critical situs-
ton. Almost all kinds of exercise caused
pain in my side and breast. In this situation
continued until April, 1919, when my cough
and the pain in my breast increased through
the summer my flesh wasted grew weak
and bowed down, and lost all hope of ever
being any better. About the first of last Oc
tober, my son purchased at Ballstown Springs
bottle of .Alderson's Cough Drops. from
which found almost immediate relief: and
from the use of two bottles only, my lungs are
restored to perfect soundness. once more
can walk erect, and should be in perfect
health, were it not for the adhesion in INV
side. STEPHEN SEAMAN.
Greenfield, July IA, 1920.
Sold by ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and JER-
EMIAH ROBINSON, Worcester; E. Hunt &
Sons, Northampton; Bond & Mayo, Brook
field; S. Leeds & Co. Milford; II. Seayer.
Uxbridge; Lorenzo Bull, Hartford; DIR. Whit.
ney, Providence.
Also, at Wholssale, by
BARTLETT & CHASE, No. ID, Covnhill, Boston.
Jvass 90, 1890. t,eOw
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j / gficultur0I Books.
For Sale, by r. P. & C. WILLIAMS,
CornhiH Squdre, BDstou-

OOTf"se6t oHuuTe3 D'StoTt-
ENHE FARMERS ASSISTANT
u being Digest of all that relates to Ag-
riculture and the conductingof Rural Affairs
alphabetically arranged and adapted for the
United States. By L. Nicholson, Esq. Sec
ond Edition, enlarged. vol. 8vo.
Memoirs of the Philadelphia Agricul-
tural Society.
Complete Grazier, or Farmers and
Cattle-Breeder's and Dealers Assistant-with
an Appendix ON the Shepherds Dog, Horses,
Asses, Mules, Poultry, Rabbits, Bees, Farm
Accounts, and on the improvement of Wool.
BY a Lincolnshire Grazier. Fourth Edition,
greatly improved.
Farmers Manual; being practical
Treatise on the Art of usbandry-designed
to promote an acquaintance With the modern
improvements in AgTiculture-together with
Remarks on Gardening, and a Treatise on the
Management of Bees.-By F. Butler, A. Nj.
American Gardeners Calendar. By
B. Mcmahon.
Marshall on Gardening-Forsyth on
Fruit Trees-Salisbury on Orchards-Code of
Agriculture, including Observations on Gar
dens, Orchards; Woods, and Plantations.-By
the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair.
View of the Cultivation of Fruit
Trees, and the Management of Orchards and
Cider-with accurate descriptions of the most
estimable varieties of Native and Foreign Ap-
pies, Pears, Peaches, Plums, and Cherries
illustrated by cuts of two hundred kinds Of
Fruits of the natural size.-By w; Cox, Esq.
Boston, June %, 1921.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
To companies of So subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery OF the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to deduction of 123 per cent
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who win regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
0tr Advertisements, not exceeding ticeloe
lines, published three eceeks for one dollar, and
continued three iceeks longer for fifty cents.-
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
In consequence of decision Of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publishers of this paper
deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, they cannot hold themselves responsible
for amy errour in any advertisement beyond
the sum charged for its insertion.
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Charles Wheeler

- ASjust received from France,
4 e COGN.4C BR.fNDK, of superiour
quality-which he offers for sale, at his Store.
nearly opposite the Court-House, by the Pipe
or smaller quantity.
.4lso, on hand
Old Madeira, Madeira Malmsey, Old Tent.
Old Mountain, Frontignac, St. Julien CIaret,
Hermitage, Champagne, Sherry, Lisbon, Vido-
MA, Sicily Madeira, Old Port, Catalonia
Port, and Malaga Wines.
Cognac, Rochelle and White Brandy.
Old Jamaica, st. Croix, New-England and
Cherry Rum
Noyau, D'Orange, Grioste, Garus, Mantle.
Moka, and Cinnamon Cordials.
London Porter, London and Bristol Brown
Stout, Strong Beer, Bottled Cider. and Con-
gress Spring (Saratoga) Water.
Tyson, Young Hyson, Souchong and Bohea
Teas.
Java Coffee, Welsh's & Bakers No. /,
Chocolate and Shells.
Box and Cask Raisins, Currants and Figs.
Cinnamon, Mace, Citron, Cassia. Allspice,
Pepper, Cayenne, Ginger, Starch, Pearlasll,
Rice, White Havana, Bennares, Calcutta.
New-Orleans, and Philadelphia Loaf and
Lump Sugars.
find great Variety of other Articles,
FORMING A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
VEST INDIA GOODS& GROCERIES,
0T Cash or Grain received in ex-
change for the aforementioned articles, at
the lowest Cash price, or fos Notes and Ac.
counts which are now due.
Worcester, June 81, 1921.
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Cyockery g Glass Ware
Store.

EHE Subscriber has Just re-
Z ceived a fresh supply of Articles in his
line, and now offers for Sale
100 doz. B. P. Plates, ! 100 doz. Edg'd Mullins.
100 6 6 TwiAers, 5 800 g G. Plates, all
100 "Mufins, sizes,
100 Edg'd Plates, Boxes Blue & Enan-
100 +" Twifers, elrd China
And all other articles usually found
IN Store of the above kind--whicb he win
sell as low or lower than they can be prrchas-
ed in Boston.
SAMUEL BRAZER.
". B.-Assorted Crates by the Crate.
Worcester, June l3, 1921 6w
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American, European, e
India Goods,
At prices corresponding ruith the times,
Henry M. Skies

HAS recently received from
IL H. the Auctions, and other sources-a
great variety of GOODS, which connectively
with his Stock previously on hand, enables
him to offer an assortment much more extern
sive than heretofore; and, as it regards quality
and prices, the Publick are respectfully re-
qucsted to examine, compare ard Judge for
themselves. ----O4lso--2 bales of PAPER
HANGlNGs, containing a variety of patterns,
very cheap.
Worcester, .4pril 25, 1921. ew3m
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NAIL STAGE
Once a Week,

NROM Worcester to North
.M' onptqn-by way of Parton, Oakhan,,
.Neso-Bratntrec, Hard@ick, Green,cich, Pelham,
Shutesbury Mineral Springs, Lepereh, Am
herst, & Hadley academies, will, in future,
leave Worcester every Wednesday,, at 6 o.
clock, A. M. and, arrive at Shutesbury same
day afternoon, and at Northampton next day
Thursday at 10 o'clock, A. M,--Return-
ing, Leaves Northampton every Thursday, at
! o'clock, P. M. and arrives at Shutesbury
same evening, and at Worcester next day
(Friday) afternoon.
~ Every reasonable attention will
be paid to Passengers and Baggage--tkS.55- but
all Baggage al the risk Qfthe owners,
CYRUS STOCKWELL,
Worcester, June 6, 1921.
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Surgery and Physick.
DR.. SMITH, Leominster--

pESlDE the usual operations
NJ of Surgery, devotes his practice particuA
Iarly to diseases of the eye, where blindness is
an consequence of cataract, alterations of the
Cornea, &c,-ulcers of the throat, mouth, lips,
morrhoids----fstula in ano-scrofulous
and cancerous affections on different parts of
the -scirrhus-indolent and in
fammatory tumours peculiar to the breasts of
Deafness-Eruptions of the Skin
Rheumatick Complaints of elderly people
diseases of the Urinary Organs-Polypus of the
Nose-and morbid affections of the hip, knee
aid other joints.
He has had experience in those kinds
of diseases in hospitals, where they are contin-
ually presenting, in Boston, New-York, and
several cities in the southern States, under the
guidance of the most experienced practitioners.
Worcester, May 16, 1891. If
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6Tn A further supply of DR..
WARMERS celebrated PILLS Of HEALTH
---B.4LM OF QUIT'O--and NERVOUS
CORDL4L--are Just received, and for sale,
at G. A. TRUMBULL's Bookstore.
Nay %, 1921,
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10 Hat manufacturers.

YSHE Subscriber has taken the
m Chambers over No. Is, Broad-Street,
for the disposal of HATS, FURS, and TRIM
MlNGS, on Commission. Having thorough
knowledge of the business, he fiatters himself
that he can give satisfaction to his employers.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
~ Cash and Stock literally advanced
on consignmeuts.
JOSEPH SIMONDS, Jr.
Boston, Junc /. 1891. 3m
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The New England
MUSEUM,

(WHICH was established by
w Act of the Legislature in 1818--has
now been open for reception of Visitors two
years, and has unquestionably become the
greatest and most highly interesting Lyceum
OF Amusement in America.-The publick are
respectfully informed, that the sohole receipts
are laid out to increase and improve the Estab-
lishment; and that the Collections are of such
nature, that much useful knowledge may be
acquired by viewing this immense variety of
CURiosITIEs.
Every person visiting Boston, for
business or pleasure, should be careful not to
omit calling at the NEW-ENGLAND MU-
scum, 76, Court-street, head Of .Market-Street
Buildings. --C0II.aF- Admittance, % cents.
Sept, ID, 1920.
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One Cent Reward.

10 the Honournble the Justices ofthe CIR.
cut Court of Common Pleas, begun and hold
en- al Worcester, iritht1 and for the Coa,ntunf'
Worcester, on The third Monday of JUS,
a. ID. 1921.
ID HODA BOZ .STER. Ad.
u T. ministratrix of TIE Estate of RICHARf,
BOLSTER, late of Douglas, in said Count
deceased intestate,
HuolsLY sHEws--
That the Real Estate of said deceas.
ed is inventoried and appraised at the sum of
S 9OO: 90, and the personal at $3.50. 40 cts. ;.
and that the debts due from said deceased a.
the time OF his death, together with the charg-
es OF Administration, sc. to this time, amount
to $4,000 leaving balance chargeable o.,
the Real Estate of 1853: so cts. The Pet
toner further represents, that the said RI a.
Lstate consists Of small Dweliing-House anu
about sixty acres of land on which it stands,
situated partly in Douglas and partly in Tx :.
bridge IN said County, and so situated tina, It
cannot be divided, part of it sold off for til
payment of debts and charges, without great
injury to the whole She therefore prays thai,
she may be licensed and authorized to sell tbs
whole of said Real Estate, subject to the Wild.
owls Right OF Dover therein, for the benefit &c
the creditors and heirs, according to law. The
Petitioner further shews, that several of the
heirs of said Estate live out of this Govern
ment, and therefore cannot be come at to OBJ
tam their consent to such sale Therefore she
requests that the Honorable Count will order
such notice in the premises as they may think
necessary and proper.
RHoDA BOLSTER,
By her .4ttOpey, JoKN GATES.
June 10, 1921.