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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-08-11

JIe have heard nothing more respecting the du-
el between Eaton and Bcnicn. II has probably
ended in smoke
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-08-11
STEAM PACKET CHANCELLOR
LIVINGSTON.
Fare reduced to SO 90, meals extra

Fare reduced to SO 90, meals extra.
ENHE splendid low pressure Steam. packc,
n CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON, Captain
SETH THAyER, will leave Providence every Mon
day, and Thursday at o'clock p. NJ. and New -
York every Tuesday and Saturday, nj s o'cloo.
r. NJ until further notice,-stopping at the Long
wharf in Newport, to receive aud land Passengers.
as heretofore.
Aug. IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-08-11

~, FENsACOLA, July %.
The United States ships Vinccnncs, S,
Natchez, and Erie, also the u. S. schoo-
ner Grampus, arrived in port this week
from their several cruises. Officers and
crews reported all well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-08-11

Arr at NJ Orleans, 22d, ship Majestic. Page
FIN Liverpool June 6. The Baltic was at Ma.
tanzas odd disch
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-08-11

NAvAL.--Thc Norfolk Beacon of
"Wednesday says-"Thc y. S. sloop of
war Warren, Capt. Cooper, has dropped
down from the Navy Yard to the bite Of
Craney lsland.-iIer destination is said
to be the coast of Brazil, to relieve the
Nandall0, Captain kennon.u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-08-11
al Court Of Probate, .Nswpoyt, Aug. /,

"a! Court Of Probdic, .Newpo1, Jug. /,
1881.
YHVHE Guardian account on the estate Of An.
n NER HArHAwAY, and Administration uc-
count on estate Of OLIVER SLocuM, was pre-.
sented for settlement. II Is ordered. that thu
consideration thereof be referred to an adjourned
Court of Probate, TO be holden At the Clerks
Office, u Newport, on Thursday the eighteenth
day Of August, ut o'clock, p. W., and that pro-
vious notice (by publishing copy Of this order
tbreo several weeks in the Herald Of the Times.)
to all persons Interested TO appear q, said time
and place aud I've heard.
true copy,
uus4 il. b. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-08-11
at Court cf Probate, .Ntuport, Auy. I

VIZ Cou1 q Fr0bdle, .NtmPort, .7Uy. :,
1881.
ITENHE Executors account on the Estate NJ
N JOSEPH BRIGGs, was presented for set
tement. II is ordered, that the confederation
thereof be referred TO a Court Of Probate, to bc
holden at the Clerk Office, in Newport, on Mon
day the fifth day Of September next at 9 o'clock,
J.. NJ, and that previous notice be given (by pub
fishing copy Of this oder three several weeks
in the Herald Of the 1fmes,) to all person. in
ierested appea, to at said time and place and hs
heard. a true copy,
aug4 B. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
S@ agssgg u e&ua.
POBT OF RICHMOND.

.---- = lSED.
schr P,u,arch, ShorieS days from Baltimore,
With sundres - -.-'
Schr Hero, Chatter, Norfolk, ballast.
Schr Anitv, Townsend, New York, ballast.
Schr Charles M'llari Higgins. Philadelphia, via
the Canal, with suudf.cs.
Schr Freedom. Price, New York, ballast
S"hr Manchester. Cacsworthy, New York with
al assorted cargo. 10 n $ Valentine, II Nelson
& Co, Stratton, Raymond s. Brothers, Jno
Thompson Dunley 6 Backey, Wadsworth d
Williams, w 81 ID KYLE Il Co. Cochran, Ba rnes
& Patterson Davenport, Allen & Co Otis Dun
lop q Co, II !! Drew, Workman g. McGruder.
K johnson & Son. Lancaster, Denny s. Co, $
Clarke, John II Nah, B"ninnan + Hlsrd, Hob
bar" & GurlEcr w u G Cane. Cotton,
Myers, TIchennr, Peasants g. Abbott. j
Van lew & CO. Hall d Moore, r | Smith. S S
Saunders, Goddard, aud Fisher. il.
Schr Thomas Jenkins. from York River, with
corn, to Worthom 81 MEG ruder.
Schr Argo, George, from Norfolk, with Cotton to
Jno. q. Lay & Co
Schr Little john, styron, Beaufort, IN. c. with
Sweet Potatoes 10 the Master.
SAILED.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk, with
Freight aud Passengers
Schr Chesterfield. Bcasion for New YorS, With
Coal.
Schr Mary Francis Mnrnhcv f,r Smthfield
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WEDNESDAY, March g. 1891
The Senate have nassrd The Bills "a nnIacun
he town OF Scottsvlle, the county Of hlbemarIn:
., Concerning Tho Hall and Raphael lIoult g. Con
corning proccssoncrs of land IL the county of Ncl-
son.
The Senate receIe from their amendment IN il,.
Stanton and Petersburg rail Is prohibiting tho
subscription 70 heir stock on the part OF the ov,ro
mcnt of the United States
MIR Harris called mp the engrosscd bin forming n
new county out of parts of Shenandoah and Roch-
Ingham.
The first question being on the name of the cnn.tv
MassanutIn (indian name ofthc vailcyl was promo
sed by one gonti9man-Racigh by another-bu, Mr.
Bayy proposing he name Of Page latter the late Co
venor Page ne question vas put on adopting that
name and carried in the affirmative.
a warrs discus ion then ensurd on the passare o!
the blll-Mr Lewis and Mr. Harris supporting and
Mr. McMahon and Nj Williams of Shenando1h on.
posing i'-when il was finally passed by the follow
ing vote.
AYEs.-Mcssrs Banks, lSpcaker) Baylv Booker.
kenncy, McCue, Mayse, Il Anderson. L Il Miller.
G Campbell, Spurlock, w NJ Rives CLAW BurCoot
Brosdus. BrodnnX, Jones, Chichester Marshall. G
Powell, Holland Castlcm,n w Wood. Bryce. Hail
Dunn. Carskadon, G J Williams Scmplc Gallahcr.
Summers Ewing, Hays, Lawson. w Il T Mason,
Caldwell. Puindrxter, Newman Knox Watts Ri
ngscy Vawte', Preston, Helms O 'FerraII Cohoon.
Mclaughlin, Nlurdaugh II K Anderson Parriott
Davis of Orange, Hiner, Swanson linn Hart.
Moore, Lewis. Alexander Kilgorc. Harris, Gillespie,
McCnlloch. Keller, IN ckson, Crockert-C5
NoEs-Messrs. II Campbell. Irhwch. Davis
of B"rkl"y, IIeUshaw. Shell Christian, TovIo,, Wi.
son. Wright, ! Mason, King Perrin. Claiborne.
Green EasIcy S'ymour, Leigh, Dyer Atkinson,
Lucas, u Pollard. ! Pollard, Street Ifndpins
Goodc J Garland Upshur. Blackwell, Witchcr.
T Miller Venabc, Shield. + T. Rlvcs, Mcmahon.
= Williams, Galcwood, Goodwin, Hamilton, Crump,
Eppcs. Newton, Maxwell Ru;hcrfoord--I5.
Mr. Rutherford from the select committee re-
ported new bill or the subject Of Pilots and heir
fees. which oflcrn gord deal Of discussion among
Me~Js. Jones, Maxwell Mcfarland, Rutherford
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

Mr Calhoun is IN opposition and will be unqucs;ion
bly, nominated for the Presidency the course Of tile
succeeding twelve MOI his
We have reasons of still more decisive character
Tor denying that Mr.. Calhoun made any such declar
alton as that ascribed TO him Gentlemen above re-
prooch, were assured By ham in Washington that oil
connexon political, and personal, between him and
the head of the Government was dlssolytG-acco,n.
PANIED by other sentiments, so entirely ncompa ,ible
with the Imputed declaration, that to suppose him
TO have so declared, is to suppose hm destitute &C.
the most common regard for t,,J--to sey nothino o;
honesty and Independence
We shall prnbubly have our agency in this matter
thrown IN our teeth. Be it so. No other Press was
competent from its location or political position,
to have INN justice doAe in the premises The de
ciarnion ascrbod TO him was injurious and we be-
heve, wholly groundlcss-and we have no enemy pc.
sonal or political, to whom would no, lcnd tho aid
OF our Press, to repair injury or correct msrc
presentation.
Il letter from NlnseMond Of the Ieth says: s.Thr
West India trade is dong the Adnnisruti ton no
good Slaves and other lumber for that market are
now lower than at any ohS tm9--and what is sold,
gees in British bottoms"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
On motion of Mr. Hart. the House adjoaraed
DEATHS.

Near Columbia, in Tennessee. on the 9th inst. in
The INh year OF his age. DR.. WN w. WARpLAw
son OF me late Dr. Wardiaw, OF this city. Less than
IL months ago, Dr. Wardlaw lett his native State
under the inDs ALTERING circumstances to settle in
The west With mind highly gifted and cultivated
ana with manners that endearcd him to all who
knew num- MS friends iondly anticipated long life.
ut usefulness II has pleased Providence 10 order i,
othetWise, and they have To nInent his vntIney fn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. March 70

'Ai-h ~ .SiN'-!' EhdIC! ~
,fLoIm AND MEtL.-IherG has been good sup
ply 81 Flour since last report. In the early part of
the week holders remained firm A. 80 IS and abou,
80 has wa sold At that price, IN Tuesday evening
Il sale OF $50 bills was made at 81, end on We'd
Hesday 1000 bbs sold a. Gla; oI Thursday the
safes amounted to 1900 bb's. 800 Of which were n,
o. the remainder az SO l. iotay the sales were
1000 bbls at 564, md 1890 at . G2l, 500 of the
latter were taken at the close Of the day Total
sales OF the week were 1885 bbis. No transac
tons in Rye Flour reported. Corn ~fAal ha, bren
~ demand and further advance obtained sales of
100 hhds at So 30 and 2lj Ehds at $40; 300 bbls
sold al $3.50 -
HRA'N.-Ihc only sale Of Wheat reported IS
cargo Of salem, which brought 81 81 About "a. 900
bushels Corn have been received which met ready
sale at IaG7 cents. principally at 6Ga67 cts
WHsKEY-lIas continued steady at 81 cents IN
barrels. and S9a29! cts IN hhds from store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
FOR SALE,
Tile COAL PITS fo,n,erlg knoz,n by N.

Tile COAL PITS formerly knozcn by The
name Of GRAHAN's Coal PRS.
virtue OF deed Of trust made to Daniel Call
Ao aud he subscriber BY Edward Anda1snn .nd
am A. ms wife and recorded in the county court of
"ooGnIand TO secure payment of debt due from he
sad Edward Anderson to Walter Dun, as executor
., tLie last VIII and Testament Of John Graham,
deceased, Wiil be sold on the 9Th dav of Anr;I No.,
to The highest biddcr,tor ready money, a. Hnllnms
ho'ei, III the City of Richmond the tract of land
ying ana beng on James River, in the county of
HoociiaIc' ana State OF Virginia, and described in
the said deed Of trust as containing ninn hnni-ad
and eighty two acres aud one quarter of an acre
DC Tie shme more or less The title Is believed to
Oe zoe h"t selling a. trustee, shall only convey
st'H GIT as j. vested m me by the said deed
DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON.
Mai :, As Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

Fruit, Rum, Bacon, &c.
Receirrag for sale,
s4As Bbls y. l.. Rum
Asoc 20 hhds Baltimore whiskcy
IS boxes speImaceti ca ndlcs
to do loaf sugar
IL hhds p. Rico do
100 bags Rio coffee
hhds w I. molasscs
90 or casks Malaga VINO
90 do French H. do
L8 kegs salmon
10000 lbs Bacon, assorted, prime quality
l02 boxes sweet oranges
80 do lemons.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
luar - 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by OTIS, DUNLOP g. co

His DAY.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. co
DRY GOODS 1T AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY next, the Esd inst. n, In o,c,o,k
.. so'p AZ our auction rooms. general assortment
Vi Se'So"ao,e Dry Goods among whiohar
10 Cases jaconet
ram and figured book muslins
RINK, crimson, and lavender musrns
Elegant ginghams
case sarspnet ribbons
do silk stockings
DO blk bombazine, superior QUALITY
do silk Flur-Dtne, for vests
do elegant silk shawIs
5 do plaids
do Al and Cd checks
l DO 6I sheetng
do horse skin gloves
> do cotton shawls
g, do Roman cassinets
10 bales Scotch oznaburgs &C. &c
case counierpanes
case real tortoise shell combs. assorted
-. DO mock do do do
Terms at sale. q n ?. m ,,
&c - ' ' ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
FoR THE WHic .


10 Andrelc jackson. President L. States
SIR-As one OF your friends. | have read with
Heeh Ieeiinns. Il communication addressed 10 the
Peopl" OF Virginia, IN the Richmond Vhig. b,-
news deem 1t an act Of Justice that you should
see iIat letter, aud concCuring that !, n,iyji not
otherwise reach you, have enclosed Won pun,hnr
oil the paper containing II, through the Post DGir.
IL mas peen either truly or caiumnousiy ,:harued
That the persons around YOU, permit you TO see and
hear. nothing but what is agreeable Ia Thorn nv
mat may instruct you In the state Of public te.l
ing Whether this Is not neither nor you
I'm oil probability know; bu lns, it sfo,.Li IL. 81
address you this note though the Press aDprlsI, -
you and them, of my having forwarded such n ioc,
ni"ni, That knowing the eye OF the public Is uuon
them the paper sent may reach IT'S dies nation
AND now s'r. have n conjure you 20 explain how
q letter aIedged by Mr.. Calhoun. to nave been
F"r'"'ned from him. came into your Possessions for
your own reputation axe, this explanation is julis
pensah'". have no doubt that you obtained the
letter fairly; nobody irnaglncs thai tho cho,ro -.
puT!olnIng applies intended a. apDlv to ,'7,, -
But IN having possession of annthcrs proopr,v cL,,
ged To have been staten; failing to account for ,hs
manner IN winch u came into your hands n certain
degree OF reflection Is inevitably cas-, upnn YOU
Give up therefore, the name of tho n,,son y,bo
furnished you with the letter. Explain The cjrcun,
stances under which it came into vonr possession
and believe 'hnt this is required by your own fame
aH ufPeuI "hch II Is understood, you disrc yard
a VIRGINIAN
The following extract Of letter mentions n fac,
III relation TO e manner OF the capture of the late
General Guerrero, which we have not before socn
stated.
VERA Cruz, 28th Feb 1881.
The only news have here is the execution of
Gen. Guerrero He was bought by the present adj
minstratIon for $4,000. The captain of a Sardini
an brig lying al Acapulco invited him on board 70
dine; as soon as he got board tho vessel sau
was made, and he taken to Huatulco, and de-
ivered into the hands Of his enemics Thence he
was taken To Oaxaca whe:c he was tried by hind
OF drumhead court martial. and on the Itb pa. -,
was sh'i about two Leagues this srdh oI that cItv
On the ground hc made presents of what little he
had about HIM, 0Ud died like man. This ihlpo has
caused violent sensation here, and when n re action
does take place. 1t most cerainly will sooner or
la or, 1t will DO terribe.-B Blood VIII flow il tor
rents"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
From the Baltimore American, March %.

rom the taii'noTe American, March %
ERAHf.-ihe brig NGia Louisa stockton al til, nori
sailed from Rio DC Jdnc.ro Oh the Sd ult
The mercantile adyices by this vessel according to letters
late as the 2Sh January, Encouraging The market
oseTs'ocke with hnu stock which had bee jncrea
sea by upwards o ZOO barrels tIo Baltimore aud the al
vices from the United States led the that in lew DAYS
was doubted whether than - Is mlIeas per bb
ed that orders had been the Ia for the purchase
of0O0O bills FOX Shipment for RIO. which would have MOI.
injurious effect the market The prospects were ule
better for every other article of One letter saws
Things are now IN state unpTonisz excite appre
hensions oi the utter nnpraccabiy ndng sales at
reduced prices, aud after Ion, detention OF vessels" Coffee
was ~ nTSk demand, and The supply small
LATEST FROM PACvgs The Maria Louisa hTu,s ac-
counts from tie Pacific month later than previous adires
We have been favoued 10y with tine annex
ed eNtrac, of d letter dated
"NALPkEAIsl, December -, 1880
Since we last had this pleasure, market has been dull
anu but lew sales are making; stocks goods generally
are by means great, aud think that when the demand
evives, prices will ImproveWe have at present bale
ot american domestic shrngs for SALE the next
ARRIVALS nom the United States Will do well have now
cargo OF Flour on hand arrived Noro for which
we cannot obtain offer aud unless
eng At INTO Lima, 1t will have 90 yacu he sold
icre o the best that he obtained Other
market on the coast At which flour he sold
Our ast accounts from Lima tire 22I Que house
hdd us sold ol Eour which in
ohucing Notwithstanding the prohibition SIP per barrel
BOARD Inc market was generally dull particularly English
goods was thought the prohibition ould remove
Dollars per CT prem Plata Pima 81 per Copper ST.
r,aV,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
Ne" York Consolidated Lottery, Extra Glass.
No. q, to be drawn To-Day

NC &C. NC
Tickets s., halves SO quarters %"
Tickets for sale at this Office either by the mack
age or at retail YATES & MCINTYRE.
hI'r ~ Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
For AMSTER DA NJ.

Linens.
I IRISH & GERMAN SHIFTING LINEN. Of
L the most approved bleach, and OF ell qualities, by
tue piece, half piece, or yard.
Rich double damask diapers, of all widths
Daniask table cloths by -, 0 by l.i. and l2 by Ii
quarers--ncw patterns
~ and O. Irish shcetnqs-a! which will be sold
at unusually low prices at r H. JENKINS.
- Linen g. Fancy Dry Goods Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

u ~ FFNFVKT, All En- a Co.
.,,,,., GROCERIES,. FRLIT, 80.
THIS MORNING. eth ms ara, a. 10 o'e,ocr
at our Auction Store N'o'h'
80 bags coffee
100 boxes brown soap
700 do sweet orunees
80 DO lemons
100 U6ls Nc mockercl, best quality
% do Boston rum
10 hhis ulo.asscs.
! ticrccS honey
10 hhds Baltimore ,vhskev
20 10 st. Croiv sugar
- Jbs summer lamp OIL
20 q: casks Maaga.i.ina
~ boxes loaf sugar
NOR - II 4 G. 90 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

Coffee and Sugar.
Gu. FRIDAY the o5th inst. Mt bnf ms, IN
'cIock,. WI! he sold our Office
'-,o- Bags line Laeuira Coffee, large bean
~ u" '"il Java do from London
% hbds St. Crox Sugars
mar 2G-ts. q IN g. r. ,.,
-. Shoes
On MONDAY, the 28th instant. n, 10 ocIoo1
WI o. sold at our auction store one hundred PACK
G$eS SHOES Just from the manufacturers and su;t.
=" 20 Sp1h% sales O. ID. Il CO, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.

TenisOn Hams and Clocer Seed. ;
l HAVE received supply of both those articles
Il (of excellent qualityl which offer for sale
tnar 2I-3t IT ANDREW SWEENY.
Defomare 6, NJ Carolina Loifcy7l, No: ;.
Drawing to be received TO DAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

Tickets S5-Halves . 5O-Quarters -.
r. For sale in the usual great variety al the r
change and Lottery oiiiee Of - -.
mar Q! jaS.<sg; THO q. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24
6 PRIZES OF $4,000 \,

Tickets Si-HaIves 2-Quar,crs /.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-24

Inc following extract Of letter mentions n fac
III relation TO the manner of the capture of the lat
General Guerrero, which we have not before seen
etot oil 1911
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-07
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

The character of this Ointment is we'll estab'ish. ed as to need no recommendations for being pleas. ant, safe and remedy for that oathsome disease
 IS also for other eruptions of the skin, par ucSiarly for the salt rheum and chibains Price g l-2 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-07

DarenpOrt's celebrated Eye Water, which needs only to he used to be highly approved for all sorts of weak and sore eyes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-07
Litchfeld, June 2S
Litchfe1d, June
%. 1881.

State Of Connecticut, Latchfetd, June
 Litchfed County, ss. %. 1881.
 TTPON the petition of Mary D. Iuttle, of O New-Milford, in said county, brought to the Superior Court to be holden at Litchfeld, within and for said county, on the third Tues day of August, 1881, stating that in Decem- Der, 1927, she was married to Luther Tuttle, then of said New-MilfOrd, with whom she liv- ed until on or about the goth day of March, 1928, when the said Luther, without any just cause, deserted the said Mary, and has ever since continued to desert and wilfully absent himself from said Mary, and to live separate and apart from her in the total neglect of all the duties of the marriage covenant on his part to be performed; and praying bill of divorce and dissolution of the marriage con- nexion between her and said Luther, which petition is dated June 9, 1881:
 1t IS ordered, That notice of the pendency of this petition be given to the said Luther Futile, (he being out of this state) by publish ing this order of notice three weeks success lively from this date in the Litchfield Enquirer, a paper published in the town of Litchfeld, which shall be sufficient notice to the respon- dent of the pendency of said petition.
 Dated at Litchfeld, the 22d day of June. 1881. CLARK BISSELL,
 8 4 Judge of tue Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-07
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters.

whch have been proved by thousands to be so emin- eny useful in removing all Jaundice and Bilious com Planis. Price g l-2 cents.
 A fresh supply of tke 0boue is just re- ce.ced and tor sale in Litckjfeld 6y Drs. Ab6e Sr Barnes, S. Buel, and Lee S. Besksoith; in Burlington 6y T. Mason, and Webster S- Hitchcock and by tkc Druggists in Ne,O-H Haren, HGrtford, Mid dEetoaon. SGybrOOk, Albany, Ne,C- York, and Boston. [eOsO1y6l July 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-07-07
SAMUEL CHURCH, Jud

AT Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
 ,eithin and for the Probate District cf Litch-
 field, on the l 5th dag of June, l83l-Present,
 Frederick WolcOtt, Esq. Judge, holding the
 same.
 TTPON the petition of Aurilla Spencer. of O NelsOnville, county of Athens, and state of Ohio, showing to this Court that she ia the mother and guardian of Ephraim Spencer, of said Nslsonville, minor of about 8 years of age, and of Mary Spencer, of said NelsOnvllle, a minor of about four years of age; end that said minors are owners in fee-simple of cer- tain real estate lying in Ltch6eld, in said pro- bate district, which descended to them from their father, Elias Spencer, deceased, late of said Nelsonville, and part of which descended | to said Elias, deceased, from his mother, Sa- rah Spencer, late of said Litchfcld, deceased, | and part Of which came to said Elias, deceas- l ed, as heir and devisec of his father, Ephraim Spencer, late of said Litchfeld, decd, which lands are more particularly described in said petition on file ; the interest Of said minors in said real estate being valued at about two hun. dred dollars. And further stating that said land is unproduclive to said minors. and tha, the proceeds thereof are needed for their ed ucation and support; and praying this COur l to empower her or some other meet persoI to sell and convey said real estate in due form of law, bonds being first duly given to vest o apply the avails thereof as required by law
 us per petition on file dated 18th June, 1881. | Whereupon tt is ordered by this Court. tha said petition be continued to the lst day O
 september, 1881. at 10 o'clock in the fore | noon; and that notice of the pendency there ot be given by publishing this order thre weeks s1ccessively in the newspaper printe, at said LitShfeld, the last of which pubiica tions shall he at least six weeks before sail lst day of September. 1881.
 A true copy of record. Attest, )l FREDERICK WoLcOTT, Judre.