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AVlNG purchased Mr.C.J Lydicl's interest
II - IN the abovebusiness & SET upmother Carlmc
Machine and made IA largerpo of water, as well
as turned another stream on the Machinery and
engaged MIR Anderson Paulett to supcrntcnd the
same, expect to rid of business some faster then
formerly, and 10 Try to give satisfaction, as far as
IS IN ny power, 10 every enc that may favor me
with their custom. Ib1, from cNpercncc, that oil
Is better than lard 10 grease wool especially in
cold season. keep plenty, and will grease WOO,
for cent per ID. wool, which, together with the
cardng 81, will be :. cts. per ID. will buy wool
at a fair price, and keep rolls for sale at the Ma
chine. WILLIAM THURMAN.
Oct. l. 81
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D. h0DIS, IL.
NlH

w iHhlNlA At Rules helieH the Clerk. Office Of
TIC Circuit Superior Cour Of law aud Chauccry, for
we lo"h OF lNurahnfP, GU the 9Th day of August l-j2
William Morgan, ahon Mrpnael, William l.. Ec and
hcnilmin II urrison, Riela#d H. lInlk> Ichard Yrt.
george :, Holloway YIN. Lee, VIM Edmunds, " iIiam
Height and Sanfi Sbleids, netfs.
The defendant " lium Edmnrds, moi having entered his
appearance aud given security according the &C, Of As
senhly and the rules fhis and appearing by salts
t e'dc &c that he is not an lnhaGtan o this country
II Is ordered thai tue said defendant Ito - oar here the
hstdy ~ the heN term and answer the second supple
mental bill OF the Plaintiffs, aud ,lat capy of This order
he iorthM it'll inserted IN ue.s.laprr uritcd in
town OF Snrhhutg Tor two months .v. aud rg'
ted at tue ifon oar oithe coift house, ,aid Town
copy--festr, ID ROBES OK
Aug. 20 van
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Of c1luv1''.3 AMI .h,rc "a also sufficient quantity
OF meadow, all If which canbe wa'cred without
So ~. cleared lanI .-pHto',d that 4
a7 l. d 81 .. 'I.'."' 't'' W. i
u a impm rN. 49, o''o'arehe
tia'se Ai,@-iloc&1 a'H al. n,'' .'f7 0t /
HOUSES. an OR HAt' r. - ''llen' now
BARN, lar-e NERClIAN MILL lately built
with twe PAR Of stones, and fail @! probably -
f. TIE mjl.hugse Is throo stories msh md
hree eaapeh t,eon,aia 10000 bushels NJ wheat
Taaafn4, N ofih.s estate, independent Of rs
fcrl.f,, "a. .re,'ly to ITS value It's att con'c-
nicnt i..l ,4ca fg1m three manufactures at ron,
aud from Lexington and Washington College and
affords an exeoll,ut stand Cor Country Store. TIL
Subscribers weulJ particularly recommend It 10 the
attention Of sentlemen who would wish to ottau
an eli, .h country residence, as possessing al. the
advantages of fertility oi soil, saubuy OF climate,
and am excellent ncishborhood, aud as some
criterion Of is value they would add, that since i,
has been tie property Of then ,ests,or 1t has ne
ver even when the prrc of every sp,c,cs OF pro
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E1'ltEs SALE.

x1'UEs SALk. and bargain wIl be gwen
M IN 500 acres Of Land, enough cleared to wolk
CT 5 hands, lies Within miles of Davlss and
Prestons Store. On Goosc Creek i, lies better than
common clearer Of stone than common, and lies
m fine neshoorhool a good portion Of good to-
baero land TO clear Tie land is well and cony e.
mently watered-Alills and Shops convenient
lhe house has rooms below and 3 above large
Caller, rooms, one answers fer Kitchen and
Loom HOUSE, entirely dry and clear Of smoke The
house las three fire places besides two of stone and
one OF brick. Shall give this advertisement only
) insertions those that see i, can come and look
after they stop, if they think fit.
n B-Ihere IS good barn 2G feet square. with
several good Tobacco Houses
JOHN WALDEN
Bedford Sep. l3 In
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Nso54toy's Notice.

8 IL persons having claims against the Estate
! IA ofGol Ihomas Moore, decd requested tn
pr. seat them Property authenticated for adjustment
and all persons indebted to the Estate, whose
debts are NOW due, are hereby called upoa to make
payment Longer Indulgence cannot be givcn As
We are ANXIOUS 10 settle and wiad mp the conceus
Of the Estate. EDWIEp MOORE ! IT,.
EALDA MoDANlEL ! -" '''
Orl 1 Is
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.

Il >
AV Ill. be sold, ON the 9th day of October
w inst. on the premises for ready money, .
certain tract parcel Of Land, containing 2o5 acres
more or less, lying and being in the county OF
Campbell adjoining the lands of Thomas Dixon,
fete' Nelson, and others, conveyed to me as trus-
tee by John Dnwddie, by certain trust deed Of
record III the County Court of Campbell, to satisfy
the Objects OF sad trus, Acting as trustee, shah
convey such title only as is vested in mo as such
JOSEPH DlNWU 'DIE.
Oet ,ds
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PIANO EOSsVE&,

n HAVE for sale fine tuned and wei finished
h Piano Forte just received from the maker, to be
sold Il, factory prize Likewise sccand htnlea
Piano, OF handsome exterior and good tone which
will be sold very low. Persons wishing Pianos,
will do well to give me a call.
JOSEPH D. EVANS
Oct. 4. w2t
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JAMES OVERLAND.

vE1tiE subscriber being DESTROYS to move to the
IL West, viii sell at private sale 200 acres OF
Land, Harly halt Of winch is low grounds and not
lnieforto any GA James River from It's mouth to
is source. Il hes IN Amherst county Ii miles
above bynehburg, has comfortable improvements
for small family with large Apple Or
ehard, AID plenty of good springs equal to any on
the Globe Also Tract containing :SS 1 acres,
within little less than a mile of the river tract up.
IN which IS Tan Yard now in successful opclp-
ton, lies sufficiently level to make beautiful farm
X is well clothed with timber, there being not more
than 50 or 80 acres of cleared land ON it, all of
which Is fresh and productive Az early application
will be preferred when the applicant can view ana
Judge for himself A farther description is deemed
unnecessary, asl would prefer showing to those
wishing to purchase, or by writing specially 10
such as may address me by letter directed to
Waush's Ferry. VIM Ii. McCULLOCK.
Sept II w2m
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CUTLERY, s
pAIr G'E @ DODSa

EUST received per the ship Equator, direct from
" England and now opening, our Fall supply
which, with the Stock on h nj, comprises gene
raj extensive and well selected assortment, consis-
ting partly, VIZ
Best mouse hole and common Anyils, superior
Vices. common and Tfuman's warranted Bellows,
screw Plates, Sled .es aud Hand Hammers, Cast
and German Steel put hand, panel and tenor
Saws In gsh < American mil and y; cut Saws
yeneefins aud all other saws generally ~ use, an
extensive assortment Of Planes, Files and Rasps Of
every description socket, ffmer ami turning ems
els of al stzcs turnns, frmer and carvlng Gol-
ses. srafV, sta buifaloe aud yaucty Of other
Table Knives and Forks, a beautiful assortment OF
Pen aul Pocket Knives, Ra-ots, icarTaaied,
Scissors, Taor's SHEARS, Laaceis, flcuns, Butch
er5 shoe, saldIers and Pruning Knives, Cast
aud shaar Stee Drawing Knives, Plane Irons,
Axes llatchets, Ad2rs, Iron and steel R.adc
squares Bruce and Bits Guages, Hammers, &c.
Scotch Spring haob Lc.sts and Latches, Morticc,
stock Pal, Closet, Trunk, Chest, Cupboard TIL,
Book Case, Desk and liorse Locks, Iron and Brass
Butts, II. IL l.. Chest Hook and Eye, Table,
besly aud Parliament Hinges, Copper, Patent Iron
and Common Tea Kettles, Masn Kettles, Bras
and Iron Mortars, Britannia and Block Tin Coffee
Pots, Britannia Tea Pots, Sugars and Creams,
Brass tandlasteks nleh and Flat, Plated Candle
sticks, SHUTTERS and Trays, Plated Castors, Tea
Trays and Waters, Glass and Brass Connod,
Knobs aHd Curtain Pms Brass, Painted and Wlrc
Feneers, handsome aud common shovel and Fongs,
Bras, Japhnned and common Androns, Maizena,
teal Instruments, Tanners and Curriers' Tools,
Glass aud Putty, Toy, Sad, aud Tailors' Irons,
Frying Pans, aud good assortment ofCastugs,
T.aees, lal'efs, Leg and surveyors Chains Car
raee trimmings, variety Of Gpns, RiBes and
Pistois--alao IA splendid Assortment
StDDEEEsY.
Enelish aud American Plated and Brass Curb and
Snaille BITS and Strrup Irons, Plated Brass and
Japannea Mounting, Buckles otevcry description,
Saddle Trees IIos KIN, serge, silk. &c &c.-All
Of which we pIei5e ourselves to sell at Richmond
prices aai particularly invite the attention Of
County Merchants, eadilers, Joners, Mechanics,
and the public generally
TiEO ROBERTSON Il co.
sign otthe Golden Anvil
Sept q is
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Carriage aud Horses for sale.

4 NOE ALI. 4 senteat strong aud comfortable
NJ second handed Carriage, with an excellent
oslr Of seate ilorses.-Enquirc at tins oili'e.
Gets 2t
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Hoop Poles and Slaves wanted.
= llHE subscriber Il give 50 per 1000 t., good
-. seasoned Ssa,es aud Heading. aud 81 pr
1000 for good ii,kors loop Pole, Delivered at
Lansh"rnr's Mdl. M. CAD NALL ADhR.
o.. Is
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A'rt ssrIU,na

4 PETITION will be presented to the next
IA virsna Assembly, praying for law 10 pass
authorizing me to sell my Land On Difficult Creek,
Dedford county. PATRICK
Qf.4 WV.
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fODoLLARS REV ARD.

az oNAW Af from my oversccr, near scouts
n " vile, Alhemarlc county, on Friday the 2Srh
ult my Negro Man REUBEN, (who calls hiui.
self Reuben Jones) | expect lie has made his
way to l.ynchburg and from there over tie noun.
tains.-lle Is about s feet 9 or 10 inches hlsh.
straight made and very black, and when spoken 10
throws his head back and looks rather one sided
will give the alm,ereward to any person or persons
VINO wltlupprchend him and bring HIM to me- y.
inc near Sootsyille, Albcnare county, and all rea-
sonablc expenses PAID or lodge him in some jail,
SO can get him again JOHN d. MOON
SoousNllle. Oct. s. 1892 2w
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dissolution of COpartncrshlp.

dissolution oil OpalIncrsllIP
- -. arinership heretofore ryis'nS undrr
80 - I'm Of kncker Il Roberts. his hern dis.
s#|>##t - Aartual Canseut. All those indrbird /
fhe Fl an, are requested 10 make immediate gas .
meut. as longer Indulgence caunt he eI,el'
those haeing unsettled accounts again tie c""'
eern. VII, present them for afjuS'm NJ Tie
bpnl,s aud accounts are left with George T.. Hph>
- : who will wind W nod settle tive h's'n s. 80
the firm. ALFRED VI. FUCKER,
GEORGE +. ROBERTS
Od Is
4'GAii T. lbstrlher, intending ~ rw days I" re
"a move 10 the ~ Il. drslte- all hat,ng t'aim
against hni loah"iih tu hring them ~ t' set L.
mcn aud t4rsr indebted To him, TO make ltnm' "a
ale payment, AS longer Indulgence Cannot tie g''
en- ALFRED 81. KUCkEN.
Oct. 8. -
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VI it'iNA At rules holden tne clerks office ui t'
@ '"tuti superior Court of Law and Chnncrrv for me
, uomn oi i.ynehhhr9, on the 9Th day of August ~
N'l'i'm moI.an' Albon Mcdaniel William J.. Boil "'i
George T. Williams, Plaintiff. araust R,rh,rd Harm
noh, benJann Harrison, Richard II. Eutks, R,cha"
nnsihs' rearfe 3 HOLLOWAY, Nilliam Ice, William
i-dniands W Han Knight aud Nancy Shields, D. fen
dants ny '''N'
i ne Defendant Richard Bnfks rot having entered ms
senly, aud the rules tins court ond ns,rYr by sat
e'inchce That he Is not irtabital Of his com
W II ordered that the sad defendant do appeal hee
"n "e nrt DAY ni the next term ard answer the origin
ana supplemental bills Of the plaintiffs. and that copy
m o'aet DC forthwith inserted some newspaper rr"f'
and ooeI a, The Tor Two months e
'"',' to"n' Co?A-leste. T. ROBES, 'k'
A3g lt. v,A
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i.UARLiL ESTATE,
ar ACTION.

44 "a he oIeetlons ol the 1st viii o.
II aluaid stuart deceased, the subscribers
will offer nj rablic sale, on Monday The 5'h day Of
Noyembei nest J,einr the l.. day OF the Nov.
Cour Tor Roekbtia1e countyl before the EaGle
Tay.1u N the town Of eXiuetnn
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RLA y KS

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE At
It!44 OFFICE
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For ssENJ.

RI \ TX III II IT I'D 81 lm>t, cN"crlrd T.
- tie subsc1hrr aud john {. Wilcox ~ Ihoa.
y. Ntleos tfa,ns dne 'he 9Th J'uunty, 1898
mi duly recorded N the CT rh : office Of the
y II tampbcil.ior purposes therein expressed.
shal proeeed 10 sell al aacton cer'a'n lr1ct ID"
Land ltng IN the county OF Campbell, IT being he
shmt ND ~ h.eh seId II dtoi now hvrs 90, On sat,
Urtay Goth day oi the present month. (Octohcr)
on q cffaR at IA months. Aho all Of thp 10 he
hid aad kueher Furniture Of sad Wilcox, or SO
mucn Inny he necessary 10 an 4wer the aforesaid
purposes. Acting as trustee ! SINH onlv give tn
Il r. a. sach. NIB THURMAN.
| consen 70 The above snle.
HOS. S. wilcox.
IDS
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500 ACRES

a n. go na-,#H8at Nh..h 10 oisor.0orq quality Two
a,sdr. i ,er.s nre c.ued arc moss IN good sIate
ofealuyaf5n. AMI ,aotc ~ also a sufficient quantity
OF meadow. NIL Of which can be wa,crcd without
-, cleared lanl b.. - situated that -
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DAVID :. GARLAND
Amherst county, Oct l.. Isl f.
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Sent 6
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06

THE ELOPEME.NT.

"And this young man you talk of. this ar
stocratic plebian, sir, resides at the Western
Farm"
ale does, Mr. Froth, and don't at all
like his appearance, assure you"
GLOW SOL thought you said his appear
ance was very prepossessing'"
Goo much so, I'm afraid. can't persuade
myself he is the rustic in reality he pretends
10 be-
"Romance for a thousand -ah! what a
lucky dog am! shall go this moment and
make his acquaintance, hear all his story, add
few items from my own imagination, and
furnish up three volume novel directly.
The Sentimental Unknown OF The Rustic
in the wiIds'--a good thought, amt il siri"
''Im no Judge, Mr.. Froth-but all that
| can say is, don't like this rambling so
| much in my park; and | rather suspect my
| daughter Maria knows more about him than
we do "
"Hemi indeed that makes it a different
matter; but you know, sir. have your con-
sent; as to the heart, it is mere trille m
+, these matters. Miss Maria shall be Mrs Froth
IN three days;-for, word 10 your ear Sir
| Timothy think shall make bold push
for it. and carry her off,"
Garry her off How sirl-carry oil my
own daughter when you have my consent Il
marry bert"
'Just SO. bate such common place mar
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
SINGULAR ADVENTURE OF JOHN
Golfer.

Mr.. Bradbury, in his travels in the inter-
or of North Ameri "a. relates the following sins
gular adventure of a man hamed John Col
ter.
"Colter came TO st. Louis, May 1910. in
small canoe, from the head waters OF the
Missouri. distance of 1000 miles which he
traversed in 50 days. saw him pn bis ar
rival, and received from him an account OF
his Adventures, after be had separated from
| Lewis and Clark's party; one Of these, for
| its sing MARTY, shall relate. On the arrival
of the party al the head waters Of the Mis-
souri,. Golfer observing an appearance OF
abundance Of beaver being there, got per
mission TO remain and hunt for some time.
which h did 10 company with man Of the
name Of Dixon, who had traveised the i'm
mence tract Of country from St Louis to The
head waters of the Missouri alone Soon af
Ter, he separated from Dixon. and trapped IL
company with hupter PANIED Potis; and
, aware Of the hostility OF The H. kte.t Indi
ans, one of whom had h.een Killed by Lewis
they sci 'neN aps at highland took them up
leaiis - the morning, remaining ie'i
, during the day. They were examining lhel'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
TO THE OPPONENTS OF JACKSON
IN VIRGINIA.

Why do ye slumber? While your brethren
why in Virginia alone, arc we hstless and m
ert? Do you despair Of the good cause? Do
you believe the tyrant inyncIblep Never did
the cause look SO well. Nay, never before
this time, did il really look well 1t foto
looks we'll There is no mistake about it.
The Palace minions, the office holders, the
office hunters. the Treasury press, trembie
for the issue. Every mail from the North,
brings Intelligence Of defectons from jack
son, Of numerous meetings Of the People, of
declarations ia various forms, of their loss of
confidence in the ignorant old man whom
their mistaken gratitude elevated to power
which he was unworthy and Incompetent to
WELD The great States of Pennsylvania and
New York are abandoning Jackson. The
evidence Of the fact multp!Ies every day,
and is Of SO decisive character, as to en-
Courage the most respondent of his adverse
res and to alarm the most confident of those
Who affirm him to have been "born to COM
mand," aud who lnsutiugly alledge that his
popularity lean stand any thing"
Anti JacksOnians of Virginia-who feel it
disgrace ever TO have been under the rule
Of the imhecile tyrant-be up and doing As
semble in the several counties and appoint
Committees Invite all the people to attend
and lay before them, what the great mass
nave never been permitted TO see, the IRE
iragatie testimony ofhis misrule-of his pun
hlmenis for opinion sake-of his presumine
to consider the offices OF State, the "spoils'
oil Ancrew jackson, with which he was a
liberty to reward his proligate partisans, anC
TO buy up Members of Congress and III,
press-of his intimidation of Congress by hi
onli'es-of his suppression of the co ordinat
Il powers of the Senate. and the substitution {
us arbitrary will and pleasnre-or the tho,
sand incidents in the history of lis Adn,ui
Vauon, which prove him not less unrelentin
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
MILITARY CAUCUS TICKET.
FOR PRE>IDENT,

ANDREW JACKSON, of Tennessee.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, Of .Ne,c York.
PHILIP p. BARBOUR, OF Vf7'ginia.
Dist George Loyal. OF Norfolk,
John Cargll, of Sassex,
James Jones, Of NoHaway,
a Thomas VI Nelson, of Necklenburg,
5 Archibald Austin, of Bnckingham,
Richard Logan, of Halifax,
Joseph Martin, of Henry,
s William Jones, # Gloucester,
8 William ii. Roane. Of Hanover,
10 Samuel Carr, ni AhemarIe,
II Lawrence Il Dade. of Orange,
10 Archibald r liarwood, Of King g. Queen,
Is Samuel Blackwell. Of Northumberland,
IA John Gibson, OF P.iHce William,
is Inman Horner, of Fauqner,
l6 Heroine l. Ope, of Jefferson;
II James M Mason, of Frederick,
IS John Mcmillan, of Brooke,
10 Jacob ID Williamson, of Rockingham,
go Charles Beale, Of Botetouft,
G Thomas Bland. OF Lewis,
% Andrew Russell, of Washington.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-06
The Peoples Ticket.

THE FRIENDS OF AMERICAN IN
DUSTRY. TN'T'E P.N.dL IMPROVE
NEWT. md CIPIL QU4LIFICA
TON FOR CIPFL OFFICE.
Dist John A. Chandler, of Norfolk count,
9 John Ross. of Isle Of Wight.
8 Benjamin Hatcher. of Manchester,
a John Tucker, of Brunswick.
8 Samuel Branch, OF Prince Edward,
6 Fortunatus Sydnor, Of Lynchburg,
David Saunders. Of Bedford,
s Thomas r. Joynes, of Accumac.
8 Chapman johnson, Of Richmond,
10 Joseph G. Cabell, of Nelson,
IL James Barbour. sen. OF Orange,
II Charles Hill, of King and Queen,
IS John | afaferfo, of King George,
Ii Sydnor Bailey, of Loudoun,
Is Thomas Marshall, OF Faugnier,
l6 Philip c. Pendleton, of Berkeley,
II iobn White Page OF Frederick,
10 Waldo p. Golf, of Harrison,
19 Samuel Miller, of Augusta,
90 Edward Watts. of Boteiourt,
81 Peter Ii. Steinhergen, of Mason,
22 Charles L Crockett, Of Wythe.
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In looking over the list of candidates To-
civIl oihces IN the Cherokee nation, as an
nounced In the Phoenix, we observe the col
loving, among others: Sleeping Rabbit
Sweet Water. Roman Nose, Parchcd Corn
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-05-17
Court cf Probate, District cf Litckfeld, $. [
 LifchfeId, Man IT, A. D. 1882.

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 Present, Frederick W'olcott, Esq. Judge. N ETPON the petition of Chloe Wilson, of O) Harwinton. in said district, showing to this Court that she is the guardian of Clarissa Wilson and Wadsor s. Wilson, both of said Harwinton, and minors under the age of 21 years, and children of. Stephen Wilson. late of said Harwinton, deceased; that said minors are each the legal owners of one-fourteenih part ofa certain Grist Mil! and Mill Seat, sit- uated in said Harwinton. about eighty rods westerly of the meeting house in said Harwin- ton. on the west side of Lead Mine Brook,.so called. and on the turnpike road leading from LiichRrld to Hartford; which property the sd minors own as heirs at law of said Stephen Wilson, subject to the dowrr of the widow of said Stephen therein; and praying for an or der to sell said estate according to law, for the pnrposcs stated in said petition, as per petition on file, dated May ii, 1882:
 Ordered, that the consideration of said pe- tition be adjourned to the 3Oth day of July, 1889, at 9 o'clock in the forenoan, at the Pro- bate Office in sad district; and that said guar dian give notice of the pendency thereof by publishing this order in a newspaper printed in Litchfield three weeks successiveiy, at least six weeks before said 9oth day of July, 1882.
 A true copy of record.
 49 FREDERIcK WoLCOTT. Judge.