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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
Sew honAnn .tsvicultuya
Society.
Oct. 20

NV lIonAan .taVicuatura.
Society.
1AS the first Cuesiuy IN November ncx,. The
~ Annual Meeting Of the New London Apri-
cultural Society will take place in the town of New
London nd county of Campbell, on which day the
Ca''e Show will be exhibited On the day fol-
10" ing there will be an exhibition of such ertices
OF Domestic Manufacture as may be brought for
ward-a, which times the premiums will be award
I'd on the following subjects:
l. For the best cultivated Farm by a mem.
Der, Silver Cup or Urn, "ih an appropriate
inscription, not to exceed IN value $40
.. = the best Eoeay On Rural Eronomv
by member, one years subscription TO the
Farmers Register, and the thanks Of tho So
ciety.
8, For the highes, product in Maize Whoa,
and Oats on any two contiguous acres, cultiva-
ted by m mber, Plough, no to exceed in
value, for each. 10
4 For he hes, fpll-blooded Stallion, 90
Do. Brood-Marc, 'o', and Fllly, each one
years subscription to The Farmers Register.
5. For the best Durham Bull 10
For ihe best Bull Of any other description, 8
For the best Cow, 6
For the bcsl Calf 9
For The hes yoke OF Oxen,
u foI the uesl lIafn, 8
For ,hc best Boar, 6
For the best Sow.
T. For the bes, Jack and Mule, each,
For the best piece Of fine Wooden Cloth,
of Blanlsetlng, Of Carpentng, of Tabe-clo,h
and Of Coun,crranc, each nc, less than Eve
yards, AID 10 be manufactured in some family
IN the counties Of Campbell Or Bedford, or in
he family of sore member some article of
| Plate, no, exceeding IN value IN
| y For the best specimen OF Sewing SILK,
raised and manufactured as above, not less ~
tnan one-foorth Of pound, 4
! ST. lis will be provided for the stock ha, may be
exhibited al tie Show
! A punctuol attendance Of tho members Of the So
d'ety rs requested. Other citizens, feeling an in G..
rest n the subject Of Agricultural improveme are
especially invited to attend
| BY o,dci of the Board
WIN RADFORD, President.
! Oct l6 I'd
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate
oi Allison Morr'ss, deed. Will bring them
forward and oil persons indebted to said es-
tac are requested TO come forward and settle then
u DIS, Us wan. 10 se',le my administration bust
ness as quick possible
RANDOLPH MORRISS, A m
Of Allison Molrlss dec
Oct 20 A,
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Administrators sale Of Negroes.

"lLL be sold, for cash, bcfor: the door OF
~ Charles Phelps Auction Store, ON Friday
'he 7lh day Of November next, 3 or 4 Likely Ne
sfoss, belonging 10 The estate OF George NJ. Per.
kins, dec. A. HATCHER,
Adm. ofGcO NJ Perkins, Dec
Oct 81 i'd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
AlAiAAs 10Y tSent.

SEVERAL tracts of Land, in the Western
- counties of this State, Of fine rich quality, can
he hal for from iye. to ten years wnhoo, rent. OK
sei SO much as vii ray taxes by tenants who V II
ea.y2I &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
nj RS. LITTLEFORD will con

RS. LITTLEFOSD will com.
~ mence on Monday G,h inst. n BOARDING and
uay School for Young Ladies, a. the house Of Mr..
pannlll, corner Of fourth and Cooke streets.
TERMS
Senior oiass SIS per session.
Junior do ~ &C
French Music, Drawing and Painting on mode
rate terms class will be taught Reading and
o1mosraphy' ct one dollar per month, payable in
Specimens Of Painting, References, &c. NAV be
seen by calling on Mrs. L.
Oct 3 ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
Valuable Slaves, Stock, &c. for
Sale.

~ I'LL be sold, on the 3lst Instant at
The Plantation owned by Cabeli & Len
wtch, IN The county Of Bedford, between 20 & 80
SLAVES, consisting principally of Young Men.
Il more valuable or Likely parcel OF Negroes vii,
hardly be found on any estate in Virginia Those
dssrous of purchasing slaves Of this descripton
vii! do well 10 attend After the sale of the siayes
al the Stock, implements Of Illus andy, and Cron
on The premises, will 10 like manner be offered
Tor sale, The terms will be liberal and made
known on the day ofsale, which will DC continued
on The day following the day above spec fed, If All
the property should not be sol on the d,v frs, men.
toned JOHN O LEFTWICH.
Surviving partner Of Cahel 4 Lohwlcb.
Oc' 2lhhs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
Valuable Town Property for sale.
Oct. 2

Valuable Town Property for sale.
INA wish to sell the following Proper.
III: II ,y Tile desirable House and
Hill Lot on which reside, formerly ow n.
.1l41140s ed by MIR. Hszekiah Jordan, and sd-
joining the dwelling Of Mr. Dolphin Drew.-AIso
The vacant Lot adjoining my residcncc.-Also, a
House and Lot in the neighborhood Of Mr.. Edward
Prices near the arm Of the turnpike, leading into
the upper pat OF town.--And House and Lo on
Federal Hill, adjoining the residence Of Mr.. John
r. D. Payne.
Cash will be required fr he House and Lot or
Federal lIl-the remainder oftbe property will b,
sold on credit of one, two and three years
JOHN FOWLER.
Oct 20 %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
Negro Woman, &.c. at Auction.

NcS'V VHEtIl, SC' NJ AUCtIOIl.
vANHERE will be sold, on Saturday the Isl Of
November, 1874 before tho font door OF
RicbnrII. Waughs Tavern, in The town of New
Glasgow, n, public auction for cash, n very likely
NEGRO GIRL about ~ or 10 years OF age, TO.
ee,ber with numerous articles Of Household and
h'ichen Furniture, such ns Beds, Bureaus, Choirs,
Tables, Melrasscs, Cooking U,ensels e.. TOO ia.
dioasto numerae.-rhe sale will be made IN pur
saaaee OF Two t'us' dc ds,cxccu'fd Ia me by Thorn:
as Bongh-th ono dated on The 10Th July, 1882,
aud tho other on he i6d May, 1889 boh OF which
are of record in the Clerks Office Of Amherst coun.
Iy, having previously been recorded ,n the county
OF Chesterfield. There is no doubt as 10 the lille #
tho property, but trustee, shall Convey such IN
tereN only as the deed Aforesaid vests IN me.
JAMES w. PEGRAM, Trustee.
Oct, % St
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AIanA Tor Sale

The 3olh day OF October next, upon the
~ premises, II fair, il not, on the fair day
thereafter nj public auction, tract ofand contsln
ing four hundred and twenty one and half acres,
IN Amherst county, on the main road ftom Lynch
burg 10 the court house. eight miles from the for
mcr and elgh from the latter This ia the land
of james Petit, deed. and Will certainly be sold
We deem recommcnJaiory language useless, MS il
10 expected those wishing TO purchase will view
the land previous TO sllc Terms will be orc and
two years credit, the purchasers giving bond with
good security and deed Of to secure the pay
nent. SAMUEL PETIT
BENZ. HENNESS,
Ex'ors Of James'peut decd.
Oct2 ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
NOTICE.
New Ivy foods.

New Dvy Goods.
IIRsHE subscriber has jus, opened q, his Store, n
- large and fashionable assortment, Of Dry Goods,
of9uperor quality. Among them are
Green, brown purple, cinnamon and cold Pro dc
Swiss Silks
Col'd Gro dc Maps and oncr Silks very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured Silks
sd mud 3 4 French and English Mernos
3 AMI ID black and cold Circassiuns
Ladies red AMI black Mcrino Shaws
Ladies Merino ane Thibc. ildkfs.
Barge, G1ozc aud Other Fancy lldkis.
a iew rich Needle Work Muslin Cnpes
do d, do Chima2ets
White uaj coiorcd setins
White and coldI,aan Crnpes
Florehees
Lace, Lnce Edg'ns and Inser,ings
Bobnet and Greclan Quillings
Cambria E1g'ngs, Worsied Edgings
Lodles' and GEMS Gloves
R'"h open work Silk Hose
Plain bI ck and whie Silk Hose
Worsed and Coitoa Hosiery
Ilnsel Flowers
Bonnet Beit ard Other Rbbons
general nssorlmpnt Celicos
Gicen, White and black Wells, &c &c
ALSO,
~ sup Ios o'u', p'a'h miu fancy cnd Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Cassimcrcs md Satnei,s
Red, white and groom Flannts
Pads and Bonnbnzetts
LInscys, Keraeys and other coA,sc Goods for Ne
groes
Bed Tiekinss, Apron and Counterpart Checks
81, IA and 81 hiown and bleach,d Shir,ings onr
| Shectings
! Damask Dioner md Table Cloths
! Iollanct, Swansdown and other Ves,ings
Rose. Whitney, London DoiIci and Point Blanke,
| Tbs above and variety Of others suitable to tn
season daily expected, which recommend to tn,
public at unusual low prices. Dealers will pleas
cs!l and examine before purchasing, for cheap bar
| gums can certainly be hal here
! ROBERT KYLE.
| Oct IL IN
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
hURlNG my absence from Lyncbbu,o ~
persons interested in the estate of tho ,o,o
~ 1onn J.. Csbel', are respectfully referred to Mr.
uenry Y. Ward, who has full power TO act for me-
az. ano ~'o' nmy absence, will do any and every
"'"s connected with the management of said 90
'a'e' which could do myself if present.
THOMAS r. FRIEND.
Sept % uec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
'py-les,c, DAVID ROBES, CE
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE I

x1IRGiNiA, TO WIT AT rules holden in The C'ria
~ ounce OF the tircuis Superior Court Of la" ~
for the county Of fIarax, in the north Of ~
ocr Ioos1Samuel Pannil Pitt. ogsnst VIM. r1
OF isaac iynes, dec. Mary Tyncs. widow of 'aac
u1c, aud James ~ Tyne. Peyton Tyncs Luther Am
wake, Dcjarnctt and Elizabeth his wife, John l. r. Wv
.ua ,ap, ma his wife, Patience Tyncs AID jones
'om r and 5u'ia his WIFE, Dcfts.-In Chance:y. 80 i,
entered their appearance and given seeHth?
20 the act of Assembly and the ruler Of Inv nv,
gu. appearing by satisfactory evidence that W.,
no' ,hnanitants of this Commonwealth On M III.
ne pantih BY counsel, it is ordered that the sa'o
y. ~ M avn Tynes and James ~ Tyncs. do aSes pa
;e INC Hrs Monday IN January next, and answer Wv
~ v''i, That copy Of this order be inserteu, =
.E"caDhrg Firs'nian for two months succcssNe'!, .
r""o,a H'he trent door Of the courthouse
copy-Tes,e, WV. HOLT .. c
Ort 81 - 1900 80 WY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30
"A Teacher ant
FANCY ARTICLES.

ME subscriber has recently received n hand
- some assortment OF Fancy Articles, and i, IN
aa''y expectation Of more all of which !, viii be
unnecessary to enumerate. The public are resnec,.
'a'iy invited to call and examine for themselves
Also, ssupply Of NEW MUSIC, among which
- me VIRGINIA WALTZ, bv a Ledy o,
Lyacd6nrg lbs r rvmNs "
Oct % ~ A'' hNo.
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Oct. 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

The Globe, the other day, published Some A,
diculous falsehood about one of Mr.. Wlds,,
terary productions. A few days afterwar3.
had to back out Of its difficulty. Not LONG =,
forwards it came ont with some stuff about
Poindexter's private pecuniary transactions
which the name of Col. Towson was intro1p,.
We observe, that on Saturday it publisbs
note from Col. IT,, saying that the whole s,,
ment was unfounded."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10
rsraration Groom butler ootnan laundress coachman

Groom, butler, footman, laundress, coachman'
cook;
For all their station and their office Knew
Nor sat as rustics or the rabble do. :,
The Youth to each the due aItenuon paw, Maid.
And hob or-nob'd with Lady Charlottes nla.a'
With much respect each other they addresso
And all encouraged their enchanted guest.
Wine, fruit, and sweatmeats closed repas1 SO
long,
And Mistress Flora sung an opera song.
In these extracts from one tale out OF many
we commend especially "The Family OF Love,
and, indeed, the whole of the tales and ske.ch,
es embraced under the title of the "FareWen
and Return" to particular attention-we nave
but snatched leaf from the tree 10 SNOW une
of the foliage. Our readers will Judge, er Pede
from these Scraps We need hardly anticipate
the curiosity with which they will look tor the re-
mainder-London alias.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The Board of Naval Surgeons com9os.i ,
Doctor John A. Kearney, President
:: Bailey Washington,
Thomas Williamson, :,
George 5. Sproster, '"sNoa
Thomas J. Boyd,
recently convened in the City of Waship-o.
has reported to the Department the follow.
Assistant Surgeons as qualified for promot,
to the rank of Surgeons in the Navy viz
George Blacknall,
Isaac Brinkerhof
William NJ Wood,
John n. Smith,
James w. Plummer,
George b. Mcknight,
Solomon Sharp,
Daniel Egbcrt.
At the same time the following gentIer.
were examined and reported to the Deparn,
as qualified for admission Us Assistant SURGE
viz.
Robert Wordsworth,
William n. Walk,
David Harlan,
Victor l.. Godon.
Alexander J. Wedderburn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

JACKSON TRIUMPH IN New YoRx.-It wr =,
seen, by returns in another column tia, y
Jackson party have gained the day in Newy,.,
City, by majority of about 1900 The CON-.
was most warm and animated, and both -,
it is probable, exerted themselves to the ptn,,
Since the result Of the election of the civ :
are inclined to believe that the Jackson nao..
in the State will be or 10000 There is -,
liability, however, that there will be gaio .
Wing Members of Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

Neus from the Norh.-The weather at the
North has been remarkably cold for the season.
We saw this morning, package from Franco
mia, N. H. with an endorsement by the Postmas-
ter, upon the back, stating that on 18th Octo-
Der the thermometer at eight o'clock in the fore
noon, stood only eight degrees above zero In
the town of Bethlehem few miles from Franco
na the, snow lay from ten to twelve inches,
and sleighing was quite good. vast body Of
snow now covers the Green Mountains
Boston Trans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10
DANCING SCHOOL.

MIR. GENERES has the honor OF ln'oiln III;
IVl his friends and the ladies and @enueT1Dbb..
of Alexandria that his Dancing School wiz ~. =
open, positively, on Friday next, the lilH 'D''
at the same place as last winter =,
Days of Tution-For Young Ladies: ..
O'Clock every Friday afternoon, and 0oe'''il
on Saturday morning for Young Ladies
Glass of Young Gentlemen at I O'Clock
nov SIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

BY the latest advices from Cincinnati no can.
oioate had offered for the seat in Congress va
Gated by the resignation of MIR. Lyte. Mr.
hammond says the VACANCY "yet goes a BEG.
ging."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

THURSDAY, ONE O'CLOCK. p. NJ.
We have just been farored with visit from
gang Of the Jacksonites from T,ammonu H,W
who threatened to pull down our Office. and nav
their respects to our types; but when we Dolifejv
prepared to receive them at the point of the
bayonet and the cold steel bristLed from orr win.
dows, they most uncourteously betook them
selves to their heels, and demonstrated that thew
are asprudent as they are corrupt.
IL For further particulars and details of the
New York Elections, and especially of the Civ
Election, see PosTscRrpr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10
ALEXANDRIA,:
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1884.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
NEWYoRK Cry.

NEwY DIRK Cry.
From the Journal of Commerce of Thursday.
As the Congressional Tickets were presumed
to be so split and scratched" to use techhi-
cal word, that it would be Impossible 10 &c.
through with them last night inc coun'lng was
limited. by common consent TO the votes tor 10
vernon. The result is as follows:
November, 1884. lo5S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

Great rejoicings are every where taking place
amongst the Jackson party at the result of the
New York Election. Two salutes of 100 guns
were fired at Philadelphia on Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

~ We are requested to announce PHILIP N.
AMIss as candidate to represent the County of
Rappahanock in the next General Assembly of
Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

~ CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, of Berkeley.
Will be supported as a Representative for the
congressional District composed Of Hampshire.
Frederick, Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

Jackson majority in the County. oo2
The votes for congressman, Senator, Assem-
bly-men, &C. correspond very nearly with the
above returns. From most OF the towns we
have all the particulars, received by express
The congressional district (2d) is composed OF
Kings, Richmond and Rockand. There can
be no doubt of the election Of Samuel Barton,
the Jackson candidate. The Jackson majority
in Brooklyn in 1882, was 337; and in the whole
County, 4S9.
QuEEN's COUNTY
Our express has returned from Queens coun-
ty. but reports that the votes in none oil the
towns were canvassed, except Jamaica, where
they stood ,o-
Thomas B. Jackson itackson} 2b6
Jackson majority, 60
The Jackson majority for Sheriff was 90; for
Ccroner's, l29. In 1882, Jamaica gave Wing
majority Of "a. The number Of votes polled
at Hempsted, is ll40.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
4o'ctock.-Our Express is just in from West
Chester county and brings the following re-
turns:
Nov. 1884 1892
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

POSTSCRIPT.
Haypast Fire o'clock.
Our Express is just in from up the river and
brings the following returns, we have no time
at present for comparisons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-10

Jackson loss since 1892 2444
*we understand that one of the Inspectors of
this Ward was too unwelI to permit him to as
sist in canvassing the votes last night. There
will not be large majority on either side.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
Winter Arrangement.
To ". .YOrk or ADGny,

By s0ay cf Poaghkeepsie, WILL leave Parks Stage House, Litch- w field, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning. at 4 o'clock. and arrive in Poughkeepsie same day, and Albany or New York the next day. This line passes through Cornwall, Ellsworth. Sharon, Anenia, Wash inglon, Pleasan. Valley, SIc.
 STAGES FOR ALBANY, By way of Norfolk, Sheffield, Great Barring ton, West Stockbrdge, &c. leave Parks IIo- tel at II o'clock every day (except Sunday.
 For further information. or passage, apply to A. CHADWICK, Agent, at Parks Hotel. Litchfeld.
 January 16 S2
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
75O DOLLARS
 TO THE AUTHOR OF THE IRE SIT MOVIE E.

Upon National sutject-to De presented on or
 before the first cf April. 1884.
 This premium will be awarded by chosen committee; and the successful Work will be printed in handsome book form, correspond- ing with inc best London editions of popular Novels, in erder that the manner of its publi- cation may correspond with the merit of the author. The competitor for the premium will understand that, in addition to the S75O. he will be entitled to Ftiy Dollars for every Mousand copies cfthe ,cork ,chich mag be sold, during the continuation of the copy-right. or Five Dollars for ecery Hundred; which, when competent talent is exercised on the work is not unlikely to produce fair remuneration.
 The Manuscripts for competition must be delivered by the first of April. under an enyc- lope. addressed to c. Alerander $ Co.,, and accompanied by sealed letter, communicate ing the authors name, which shall remain unopened. except in the case of the successful competitor. To the others, the manuscripts and signatures will he returned, by calling ac- cording tO the address. Jan. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
STAGES FOR ALBANY.
NOvelist's Magazine. .

Philadelphia, Dec. IA, 1888. THE anxiety to bring into activity the tai IL ent of the country, induced the publish CTS of the Novelist's Magazine to offer pre- mium of fve hundred dollars for tte best Novel, on National subject for that publication But by the report of the committee, the Man uscripts submitted to their perusa are not of that character which would warrant the a. ward of that premium. The time is there fore extended, as is also the amount, which, it is to be hoped, will induce native talent to exertion.
 In order to assist in advancing American Literature, and give the readers of the Novet- isrs Magdzine share in the advantage of meritorious talent which the country possess es, the publishers of that work, satisfied that the best way to promote talent Is ,o reward 1t. offer Premium of
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23
POETRY.
THE CHILDREN.s DALI.

. HE SAAAA1DHek<tN'0 0 DAA4AAe Brilliant and gay was the lighted ha 'Twas the night of an infant festival. There were sylpt-like forms tn the mazy dance, And there were the uttered step and glance, And the gay attire, and the hopes and fears That might well bespeak maiurer years. The sight might tO common eyes seem glad, But own that tt made my spirits sad. saw not in all that festive scene, The elondiess brow, and the careless men; But Vanity sought the strangers gaze, And Envy shrunk from anoiheE's praise, And Pride repelied with dsdaR(u eye, The once-lOved playmate of days gone by. Alas! that feeling so far from mild, Should find place in the breast of little child! And how, thought I, at the morrow's rise, Will these fair young sleepers ope their eyes, Will thelr smiles the freshness of morning speak, And the roses of health suffuse their cheek No--avith wearied mind and look, They will turn from the pencil, the globe, and book A longing and feS erish glance to cast On the joys and pains of the evening past. Parents! lis all too soon to press
 The gitteriDg letters of worldliness
 On those tender years, to which belong The merry sport, and the bird-like song; What fruit can the trees of autumn bring, If the fragile blossoms be -nipt in sprng44 Such stores wilt the summer of life impart, lfye spoil not the bloom of the infant heart!
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-01-23

At e Court of Probate holden at Nortolk, ,oith-
 in and for He District of NorJolk, on the
 6ih day cf January, 1884:
 Present, Michael r. Mills, Esq. Judge. M TTPON the petition of Dudley Norton, of V Norfolk, in said district, showing to this Court that he is guardian to Sarah Jerusha Spalding, of said Norfolk, minor under the age of twenty .one years; that said minor is the owner of certain lands lying in common and undivided with the heirs of Nicholas Holt, late of said Norfolk. deceased, which land is situate in said Norfolk, and is of the value of about fifty dollars; and praying for liberty to sell said land, for reasons therein stated, and that the ayaia thereof may be vested accord ing to law, as per petition on file, dated the 9th day of January. A. ID. 1884:
 N is ordered by this Court, that notice of the pendency of said petition be given by publish ing copy of this order in newspaper print. ed in Litchfeld, three weeks snccessiy ely, at least six weeks before the Slst day of March, 1884; and that said petition will be heard on said Slst day of March, 1884, at the Pmbate Office in Norfolk. at ten o'clock in the fore. noon, when and where all persons interested may be heard.
 A true copy of Recard.
 S2 MICHAEL K. MILLs, Judge.