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il will positively prevent any disease. having ten.
deney to keep the animal system in PeFisc. health by
correcting the circulation and impurity OF the blood
and dsspatng the Heterogeneous humors OF the stom
ach This article is considered BY all who constantly
use it, real comfort-reviver Of nature, and the real
Elirir Of Life.
18th DR.. F's Tsething Syup.-Thisf is one Of the
most highly priced articles with mothers, nurses, and
the public in general A child could have no more
efiecsual remedy. 1t affords the little sufferer instant
relief How many children might have been saved,
by the timely application Of this Invaluable syrup! Il
soothes the pain at the first application and i used
diseases such fevers, bowel complaints droPsy 6s'
and DEATH True, is costly, but dearer is the COM
fort and life of children. Try it, no disappointment
will be met with, and lift deserves patronage recon-
mend it for their sake.
10th. Dr. F.'s Healing SalUe, for bruises scarfea-
ton of the skin, soreness, ulcers and the piles This
is Of the scientific compounds for the above
complaints 1t will very heal up the most obsti-
nate chronic, and Oldest soreness-abate all infam-
maton-and gives almost instantaneous relief to the
internal external Piles, $50 called) either blind OF
bloody.
Agents for the abOue-Litchfeld, A. A. Lord; Beth
lem, S. l. Loomis Plymouth, Dawson g. Bancroft
Woodbury., Merriman e. Douglass; Bristol, George
| Mitchell; Brookfeld, H. L. Peck & Co.
| New York, Oct. "a, 1889. 1y2l
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LEAD PIPE.

For Agueducts, Pumps, and various other uses.
THE subscriber continues to manufacture
Il Lead Pipe, suitable for Aqueducts, Pumps,
&c, upon the most approved method, of any
size or thickness which may be wanted, and
upon the most reasonable terms. More than
ten years experience and observation which
the subscriber has had in making and putting
in operation, for all its useful purposes, the
above article: enables him to do i 10 the most
thoroughly proved with . force pump before
1t leaves the factory. ,ea.a-i n H.. - -.+..f
The subscriber being near to navigable
waters, can forward Pipe to any part Of the
country, Orders, or inquiries, by mail or
otherwise, will DO promptly attended to.
~. Hrp ha.., AIAANSON, ANDRUS. i.
CantOm, Con. Mau Il. 1910. - 6m5O
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Side Mll PTOssslbs.

CARRnerON & MoRsE have on hand, and
~ are manufacturing the much approved
article, side hill ploughs, price " w
Horse or corn do. $50 called) w
Starbuck's do. price %
Also, new pattern Stove, for summer use, IL w
This stove is an entire new pattern, and is
extremely well calculated for washing days
and dairy purposes. Fire Frames, Oven
Mouths, Sinks, &c. &c. at reduced prices
And all kinds OF Castings done to order
in the best manner. ~
Litchfeld. April 2. A
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.Tor n. Eorts, trt=tDeettlp
Through i'm no hOuR.s.

A STAGE willleave the house of George
IN Bolies. South street. Litchfield, three fines
a s0esk, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
at O'Clock A. M. and arrive ia New Mil.
ford In time TO take the Cars for Bridgeport.
Fare through 10 New York @3.25.
Persons wishing to go to New York, will
find this the most pleasant and expeditions
route, For seats. or Information, apply at
The Public House ID South street. ~ 'ys3I
LiIc46elA May "a. '63 49, % SO
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Iitchlield County Mutual
. s.I 8 f. IR E1 =. 7
INSURANCE. COM pANVT

THIS Company has been in operation ..
Il considerable time, and has insured pro-
perty TO very large amount II has funds
on hand, and property pledged. sufficient to
indemnify those who insure against any loss
which will probably take place. The differ
enee between the expense of insufing in this
company and in ordinary Insurance oompa-
MES. Is now too well understood to need any
explanation. individuals In this county, who
choose TO insure their property. at trifling
expense, can apply to the Secretary IL the
several towns. IN ~, - :, -
William Buel Jason within. '
Oliver Goodwin David G. SanIord
Charles L. Webb Richard Smith '',
Sylvester Cabin lsrNel Co N
Joseph Adams M - -
WILLIAM BUEL, President.
SYEYEsTER GALRTS, Ssc'ry tfN
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TMPORTANT.

TT may be interesting to the public to be
IL informed of the recent return of the sub
scriber from New-York with large stock Of
fashionable Dry Goods, comprising all
most every thing desirable in that line-also
a general assortment of Groceries, Crockery,
and Hardrare, all of which will be sold cheap
for good pay. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
LitchfeLd. April 80. .s 48
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. p. TROW8RTDGE
GEAIEGISse9.y s. Dress Making.
MISS MARTIN

"lLL on the 9TH Of May open shop for
w Millinery and Dress Making, over the
store of Morse g. Camp, in Lords Building,
where may be found variety of articles for
Bonnets, and an assortment of FANCY
GOODS of various kinds. Ayoung lady
of experience is employed, and u share OF
the patronage of this and the adjoining towns
is respectfully solicited.
LiLchfelh Man 6. 40
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u. S. Mail Stage
LitChfield to NeW.HaveM.

II EAvEs Litchfeld Mondays, Wednesdays
- and Fridays at S o'clock A. M-arrives
in New Haven at A O'Clock P. NJ. Returning,
leaves N. Haven on the arrival of the steam
boat from New York. passing through Hum
phreysville g. Woodbury., Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. For passage or infor-
nation, apply at either of the public houses
in Litchfield. or to H. MIX. New-Haven. !.
rL yAg s. DELLIBER.
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Keep yoaAr head cool, f. yor feet varm, >
shss bid de &anSe to ne Physician.

AS removed to the building 6rst,south:
IL n Of the Mans;Oa House, known as No. y.
South ST., where he would be happy to wait
on all of his old friends and customers, toge-
Their with the public generally, assuring them
that they can have aslarge assortment from,
which to select pair of boo tS or Shoes;
and in all cases to suit the prices to the times,
viz: Gents Boots from So to $6-boys, miss
es and children's in proportion. Ladies' mo-
rocco, cloth, and kid Slips from to 81 so.
DO. Caters. Buskin Walking Shoes, &c. in
proportion.
A fine lot Of mems Brogans and Hayma-
makers Shoes, &c. cheap, cheap}6r Cash. -rD
Morocco Innings, Bindings, &c. as usual.
LitchfelA April %. AZ
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Improved Stock.

ID RITANNIA Tea and Coffee Sets, Bril-
- tannia Faucets and Molasses Gates, Tea
Bells, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Ink Stands,
Glass Lanterns. good Shaving Soap, Rogers
Penknives, cloth, hair and tooth Brushes, &c.
Nav 7. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
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A FEW bushels Of very line ROHAN PO-
q. TATOES can DO had by calling iInEne-
diately at MoRsE 4 CAMS. April so.
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VeE W. GOODS
AT THE
Centre Of Attraction.

MI H. NORTH & co. have just received
~ "a fresh supply of Spring Goods
OF various kinds,to which they would respect
fully invite the attention oft the public, as they
will be sold low and at prices to suit the times.
Lumber and Produce of all kinds taken in
exchange. so Litchfeld, MAJ ii.
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TTMBRELLASand PARASOLS ofvariOus
~ patterns. Also, few Broadway Sun
Shades, at e." MORSE & CAMP's.
Nav 7. a L. ~ 40
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Select Boarding 6LDay schoo
y. G. HOWARD, A. WI.
40

Select Boarding &LDay School.
y. G.. HOWARD, A. WI.
PRINCIPAL AND PREcEProR,
III rspEcrruLLY announces to his friends &
II the public that he will open Select Sc.
minary for Young Gentlemen ana Ladies at
Warren, on the first Wednesday Of May next.
The course of instruction will comprise all
the branches of a thorough English and Clas-
steal education, together with the various Or
namental branches.
There will be two sessions year, of %
weeks each, commencing permanently on the
first Wednesday of May and November. No
pupil received for less than half a session.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board, washing, & furnished rooms, $4,000
Tuition in common English depart't, 500
Tuition in higher English and Classi-
cal department., 1000
Music, with use Of Piano, and Modern Lam
guages, an extra charge.
Warren, March, 1910. 43
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and Shoulders, Corn Beef and Salt
III Pork, for sale at r.rs.
May 2. r..s .-.ap. MORSE & CAMPS.
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a good assortment of English and Ameri-
IA can PRINTS, Printed Lawns, &c.
Mayl4. at N. H. NORTH g. Co.'S.
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Llchfeld June, 1889.
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- ~ ACUICIIIGS
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ,.
Oils, Paints, Wines, SC.
j. G.. RECKWTTH

OFFERS for sale a complete
" assortment of the above arti.
c!es, in quantities to suit the pur-
chaser, on as good terms as they
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-05-12
THE RowN oFoLD AGE.

Wherefore should man not honor him whom the
Creator honors? Upon the wise and virtuous head
gray han is beautiful crown
Three old men celebrated together their jubilee,
and recounted to their children, by what means
they had become aged.
The one, teacher and priest. spoke, "Nevor
was tfrubled by the length Of the way, when
went forth to teach. Never did 1, oil my way, am
bitously step over the heads Of youth, and nevc
did lift up my hands for blessing, without, in
deed and in truth, blessing and pralsing Cod
therefore have become old"
| The other, merchant said, "Never have en-
riched myself to my neighbor's injury never has
his curse gone with me to my bed, and ofmy pos
sessions have 1 freely given to tho poor. There
fore has God given mo length of years"
The third, Judge of tho nation, said, "Never
have | taken gift; never have stubbornly m ain
tanned my own opinion; in the most trying emer
gencics have ever sought first to overcome my
self Therefore has God blessed me with old nge
Then their children and grand children came
before them, kissed their hands, and garanded
them with flowers. And tho fathers blessed them
and SAID, GAS is your youth, SO may your old age
be! May your children be to you what you are te
Ius-upon grey hair blooming crown of roses
Old age is beautiful crown !; Man finds it only
in the way of Temperance, Justice and Wisdom.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, S.
The Honorable the Probate Court of the District Of
Caledonia: TO the creditors and all concerned
in the Estate of JOHN HUNTRESS JR. late Of
st, Johnsbury, in said District, deceased
GREETING
n Of said estate has this day made application
TO this Court praying the Court to extend The time
for tho payment of debts, and sale of said estate,
the further lime OF year from the 4th day OF
April A. ID. 1910, and that the said application will
be taken into consideration al the Probate Office in
Danville, in said District on the 9TH day Of May
next.
Dated at Danville, this 9th day Of April, A, d.
1870 Blythe Court
de THERONHOWA ARD, Probate Reg
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WINTER GOODS.

YEyHE subscribers have received and are receiving
u their usual assortment of WINTER GOODS
and would invite purchasers TO call and exam
inc, confident that can make 1t for their inter-
est TO purchase of We have primo qualify of
Young Hyson Tea Souchong do; Coffee, Tobac-
co Rloasses Mt forty two cents per Gallon; good
St Ubes Salt at ONE DOLLAR PER BUsHEL prim.
Cod Fish at 1-2 dollars a hundred pounds Hale
ibut Box and Keg Raisins Pepper aud Spice at
ten cents Iron-a la'ge assortment Nails and
Spikes I.inseed and Lamp Oil; Spirit Turbentine
DC. &c. SHEDD II JEWETT,
ST Johnsbury Plain, Feb. 5, 1870 1871
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WI rail and Heeli iOus
From the New York Observer.
G o DIS PRE- Sc NEE.

The thought that God is ever about us, makes
this world serious world, and should lead us ever
10 walk through it with serious stops. 1t should
indeed increase cheerfulness, and sweeten
enjoyments, to think that our Father is beside us
But it should also fill us with a holy jealousy OF
ourselves, and with anxious watchfulness against
every thing, whether in spirit or conduct, which
may be displeasing to Him. An ancient philoso-
pher advised the mag strate, restraint to the
wicked, 10 write at the cry street, GOD
sees thee, o sinner ~ But 10 who believe in
the divine omni presence, that jnscI pon, sGod
sees thee" is not only in every street, but upon
every object, above, around, within and beneath
us.
If we would but open our hearts TO the reception
OF this solemn and atl-mportant truth, every thing
would proclaim it to us. Every thing would echo
TO US the presence Of that Cod
"Who gives its lusre to the insect 3 wing,
And wheels his throne upon the rolling worlds"
we might sec it in our own existence and enjoy
ments-ln the revolving year and the changing
seasons We might read it in the stars--the al
phabet of heaven, in which he has stereotyped his
own glory, and in the planets which are rolled by
his hand through trackess space. We might hear
it IN the thunder's voice, and see it cleaning in
the lightning's fash. Every insect would sing to
ears Of the hand that sustains it, Every breeze
would murmur of his presence. Every leaf would
whisper, "God is here" And if the imaginary
presence ofsome great and good man could restrain
improperly and prompt to .nobleness of conduc
on the part of pagan, then surely the known
presence of the heart-searching God, the greatest
and best Of all beings, should make us watchful Of
all our actions, should check the very FIRST risngs
offolly and sin, should give purity to motives
and humility to our hearts, and holiness to our
lives; should lead us ever to live as under Jeko-
vah's eye, in such manner TO secure His mp
prob ltion.
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GhklZcsES Of Vermont.

TN order to secure TO Won the true BRANDRErH
l. VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL. PILLS, the
sale of them in your State will hereafter be con-
Quoted in the following manner:
but one travelling agent, Mr. JOHN o. LANG
LEY, will visit the State whose authority 10 act
for me will be made manifest by producing numer
Gus CERTIFICATES signed with pen by Inc,
with my family arms embossed upon the paper and
a finely executed view of my Manufactory in New
York State, engraved thereon.
Local Agents, by observing this need never be
imposed upon by Pedlars.
EVERY Local Agent, furnished with the genu-
inc Pills, will have one of those aforementioned
Certificates put up IN his store Observe tina: 1t is
signed with pen, B. BRANDRETll, M. ID and
| that my family arms embossed upon the pepper.
| See that the date thereof is engraved
| No Certificate is any guarantee that the holder
sells genuine Pills after year from the engraved
| date thereof
Purchasers by observing this need never be i'm
posed upon by local travelling Traders who
have no more principle than 10 deal in counterfeit
Medicine. See the reading on the side of each
box, and never forget TO ask fol this
CERTIFICATE OF AGENCY!
The aforementioned travelling Agent will make
frequent calls upon Local Agents, furnishing them
GENUINE BRANDRETH'S PILLS,
From my principal New England Office, 10 HANG
No Pills will be sold from to retail in Yer
mont but to Local Agents, therefore, should Others
not holding my Certificate OF Agency, profess t'
have the Genuine Brandreth Pills, believe then
ONE WORD to TraHckers in counterfeits o
my Pills. I am determined TO expose and prose
cute all infrogements upon my just rights,
A list ofmy local Agents in Vermont,wili be pub
lished in most of the papers printed in that State
soon prepared. Purchasers, buy OF those Agent
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, M: d:
! 24l Broadway, N Y
Sole proprietor of Brandreth's Vegetable Universe
! Pills. l46-yI
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oHotoing, t0hich toere eBected OF NE use q
Relies Botanical EHrOpS!

A LADY Of Boston, was afflicted with erup,ions
N all oven her head and body, attended with
most unpleasant feelings, burnings and botches-
had lost the nails from OF her fingers and
toes-was cured by 3 bottles of these drops!
A Boy-slfercd years with dreadful sores on
his foot, some of which had eaten wholly tho his
ioot--had his foot opened twice and tho bone
scraped-was considered past relief, and his death
OK pec,ed was cured by taking these drops!
A man in Roxbury-was for years afflicted with
foul ulcers, of which had eaten through his
wrist-was cured by these Drops!
A child-After trying various other medicines
for painful eruptions his legs, and other parts Of
his body, was cured by the Botanical Drops alone!
A child in Roxbury-was cured ofa bad tumor
under his arm, by bottles!
A Boy in Boston-was many years troubled
with ulcers IL his head. which discharged ut his
ears cured by bottles!
Mr. Wright--was cured of bad fever
one Of his legs OF long standing, by these Drops
after all other means used had failed!
a child--Was cured by these Drops, Of boils and
ulcers, some Of which had eaten to the ribs?
An Elderly Lady-Who was long afflicted with
Leprosy and so horribly, that she could not bend
join, without gushing out of blood !-6 bottles
cured her
| Young Lady-Of Boston, was cured of a vio-
| lent humor in her eyes, by the Drops
| Lady in Charlestown-Was cured of white
swelling on her knee joint, by these Drops and
Jebbs Lniment!
! A Man in Connecticut Who had been troubled
for years by an obstinate kings evil, was cured by
these Drops
A Lady-Was cured of "A terrible case of ST
Anthony's Fire, by the Drops
A Child-Also Of u distressing scrofula
! A Person-Troubled with violent eruptions on
the face, cured by the Drops, after various 9TH
err medicine and advice had failed
These Drops will cure the most inverate Scrof
ula st Anhony's Fire, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Fry
pselas, Leprosy, Pmpled Faces, Sore Eyes, Soad
Head in Children, Old Sores or Ulcers, Foul Fes
,ering Eruptions, liumors, Fever Sores, (evcn
when the bone has become caous,) White Swell
ing, lin connection with Jebb's LnmentD Veneer
iaI Taints (when Mercury has failed) and all 9th.
er disorders arising from an impure state of the
blood and Juices, and are the best Spring and Au.
tumnal physic.
Price 81. or bottles for $5 Ask for DIR Relic s
Botanical Drops
Prepared by 7. KIpDEn, successor to DR. Con.
way, and for sale at his Counting Room, No. SO
Court street, next to Kidder's Drug Store, near
Concert Hall, BOSTON: For Sale also by LUTHER
lJEWETT, st. Johnsbury.
None genuine unless signed T. Kidder on the
outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers. ri 100.
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n O G { n y.
a N APRIL d AY.

IR II sBYu. W. L,oH0FE LLow. OH
When the warm sun, that brings
geed-ume and harvest, has returned again,
TITS sweet to visit the still wood, where springs
The first flower OF the plain
love the season well, I'd.
Wien fores. giades are teeming with bright forms,
Nor dark and many folded clouds foretell
The coming on of storms.
From the earth's oosened mould
The sapling draws its susenance, and thrives;
Though stricken TO the heart with winters cold,
The dropping tree revives
The softly -warbled song
Comes through the pleasant woods, and colored
.. wings
Glance quick in The bright sun, that moves along
The forest openings.
And when bright sunset fills
The silver woods with light, the green slope TIN owf
Its shadows in the hollows Of tho hills,
And wide the upland glows.
And when tho is born,
In the blue lake, the sky, o'erreaching far,
Is followed out and the moon dips her horn,
And wrinkles many star
Inverted in the tide,
Stand the grey rocks, and trembling shadows throw
And the fair trees look over, side by side,
And sec themselves below.
Sweet April many n thought
Is welded unto thee as hearts wed
Nor shall they fail, till, to its autumn brought,
Lies golden fruit is shed.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

ORLEANS DISTRICT, So Y
I'm Probate court, holden at Jrasburgh within anu
n for said district, on the 80 day of March, Az
1910. .,oN
LEWIS WILSON 81 CHAUNCEY WILSON
Administrators of JOHN WILSON, late OF DeU3
in said district, deceased, present their admin'aa
ton account for settlement: Whereupon, It Wa W.
derod, that thesamo be referred to the thfG W" ~;
dnesdaY Of April next, at The Probate o'nG' o
Irasburgh, in said DISTRICT for examination ana
lowance, and that all concerned be notified heioO
by publication of this order in the Caleuon,Ji"'
ps soon as may be-, that they may appear if 1d they
see cause, at said time and place, and Object 'o''
to. GEO NY E' ''oe'
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LUTHER W.ARREN".S ESTATE.

AT n Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
Guildhall, in aud iDr the District Of Essex, on
the 25th day of March, A. d. 1910, by the Hon
Joseph Gleason, Judge Of said Court:
NAV HiBBARD, in. Esq. Administrator OF
ny the Estate Of LUTHER WARREN, late OF
Hartford, IN the State Of Connecticut deceased
presents his account of administration against is.
tate for ullowance-W hereupon 1t is ordered by
said Court that said administrators notify ali per-
sons concerned, appear AT the Probate Office in
Guildhali, aforesaid, on the 25th day of May, A
ID. lS4O, and object to the allowance Of said nc
count, if they cause, by Publishing copy Of
the record Of this order three weeks successive ~
in the Calcdonian, Il newspaper printed at st
Jolnsbury, In the County Of Caledonia.
Attest WIN. liza I WOOD, JR. Reg.
A true copy Of Record,
Auest- WIN. HAYWOOD, ia. Reg.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, IS.
To tho Honorable Probate Court for the District
aforesaid
FEIHE Petition OF Isaac Denison aud Jacintha
n Lamb Of Burke, in said District, sheweth that
they are Guardians ofDELUCiA LAMB, JACIN-
TIA LAMB, and HANNAH b. LAMB, minors
under the age OF twenty one years; and that said
mi nors own and are seized of certain real Estate
situated in said Burke and in the OF Newark
in said District described as follows 25 ucrcs of
land in SAID town OF Burke, lying west of the road
passing by the buryiug ground on the hill, being
part of what was formerly called the Green, and
of Lots FIVE in the seventh: five in the eighth: and
six IN the eighth ranges in said town Of Burke
cept four of lot six in the eighth range off
to the Widow. Also, small piece of land and n
dwelling house thereon, being part of tho first d-
vision Of the right Of Marian Munson. Also,
seventy acres and hall the first division of
the right of Marian Munson lying soutn of the
road from Burke Hollow to the old burying ground
five acres of the first division of the RICH, of Bo,sey
! Nishtcn gale with old barn thereon in the town
of Newark, in said district. Also, undivided
part of the ligh: of Be,sey Nightingale, supposed
to be thirty three acres Also, seventy five acres
OF the first division of the original right of John
Morarty in said Newark; and that il Wilt be con,
ducve to the interest of said minors that their in
terest in said real estate should be sold and
vowed Your petitioners therefore pray that they
NAV be licensed and empowered by said Court 10
sell and convey said real Estate according TO tic
Statute in such made and provided.
ISAAC DENISON,
JACINTHA LAMB, "'"' u'""'