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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

SCHUYLk1LL BANk.--'Fhe directors Of this
III fated institution are ldbonously engaged IN min
ne examination otis assets and habtlilies. We
are pleased 10 learn that they have obtained from
The late cashier assignment Of his property bur
dened however, by preference securing his bonds
men, aud large debt 10 J ohm T. Sullivan, Of Wash
ngtou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
SCIIIYLkIII. BANK.

We ser by tie report Of sales yesterday that 90
shares Of Schuylkill Bauk stock sold al SO 80. This
ptice, perhaps WAS gwen upon some ealeuai lion OF
probabilities whether that Bank would be held re.
sponsibc for the fraudulent issue Of the Kentucky
stock. Nothing further has iranspired with refer
enee 10 the examination now going on by the difec-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

Tie law against carrying deadly weapons is very
severe IN the Island OF Cuba, aud is enforced wnh
great sttctncss Some siorl time ago two American
sa'l-ts went shore nj Havana, having about them
the ordinary jack knives worn by seanien and were
immediately arrested aud sentenced TO imprisonment
and hard labor for six years They are SAID to be
sill III confinement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

Tie library Of the Harvard University contains
5000 volumes, and by the ueasurcrs report, the
funds amount 500 o59 "a exclusive OF all build
lngs and lands Appropriated TO the use OF the Unifcr.
SHY. library pictures, apparatus furniture DC. S225
392 81 of which is left loi the unrcseryed use OF the
college.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
commissioners Sale oil
.y.EE EOE@.

DY virfure Of decretal Order OF the 1.Gp'
ID Superior Court Of Law aud Chancefy LOT 4Ne'
county, pronounced at the last fern u IN
administrator of Sarah Ball. deceased &c. fian''is'
against John Jopllng and others, Defendants we
as Commissioners, appointed forthe purpose py sa,'
decree will on The Alb Monday in Jannaiy next
that being Court day. at Nelson Couft, mouse, en-
nose IN sale 10 the highest bidder public auction,
Twelve slaves.
consisting Of Men. Homen, Boys and Gnfs, on =
credit OF SIX monlhs-Ihe purchasers 10 give oopo
with approved security for the purchase money.
HENRY 4. HARRIS.
CHARLES PERROW.
Dec IL "s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
Rev Grocery i'm Eyuchburg.

tElliE subscribers having removed 10 Lynchbutg.
u respectfully INFORM their hiends aud the pub
&c generally, that they have taken the house former
ly occupied by Martia. Wand & Davis, two dooIs
b~tow Charles Pheps's Auction Room. aud oppo-
SITE MrSsrs. :. * 81, H. GMiand's Law OHce,
where they intend 10 keep general assortment OF
Groceries iog saie al very low rates Tor cash.
BAILEY X WOMACk.
Oct % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

TIE Bousday Cushion. agaia.-The Bangor
Democrat saws thatihe English extending Their
military operations down the Madawaska river. and
now actually employed IN constructing barracks on
the Nefth and South side Of the 81. Johns river.
At the confluence Of the Madawaska. in violaiion oil
The agfeemen made BY SIR John Harvey aud Geher-
al Sroff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

An ignorant young spondIhif wishing to borrow
some money as privately as possible, startled AT
reading the b. ginning OF the bond, BE ii known To
all men;t and declared his uuwllingness To sign, as
IL must certainty come TO his fathers ears.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

4 HAVE for sale small lot of AZ - ~ al ~
b. AZ % n "A n % x y. wauannmd genu-
ne. II Will be seeuby reference to the NV No. OF
the CulGyaot. that Que bushel was raised from one
Potatoe aud that from one bnshe seed seventy four
bushels were gathered. Persons wishing obtain
some Of these valuable Potatoes can be supplied by
early application 10 CHARLES PHELPS.
Dec. 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

Tue p. auclufed of New llassa, on Saturday
n,ebt. s.d remsined during Sunday. IN = gale ifna1
SW. The boat also took FIRE. which WAS finalls
sstiognished. and she resehed Stonington. At 3. A.
". yesterday morning. from which time unfii ., J..
NJ. The passsene efs we're in the Railroad cars.
Boston Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

lOWA.-Upon the question al the admission OF
Iowa tnto the Union, the territorial legislature have
passed, by vote OF 81 Ia L. RESOLUTION, thai IL is
iHel pedeBt 1T the present tine TO taks any prepatao
~ steps towards that eud,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
ConuMgssIoNEEs,s SAFE OF LAND.


E1 URSUANF 10 a decree Of the county Court Of
4 Campbell county, pronounced AT October
term, 1889 IN the Chancery suit therein depending
between Cafiey, Plaintiff, and John David
son and others, Defendants, the undersigned
Commissioner. will. the Fad day of Jannaty next,
on the premises proceed TO sell, The highest bid
der, a credit of Que and Two years the tract of
24j Acres Of land,
lying in the county Of Canphe on Little Beaver
Creek adjoining the Lands ofJcsse Thofnhill. Sic
phen Dmguid and Others, which John Davidson
now resides. WASHINGTON HUNTER, Com.
DEC. u ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
C.g%Eg g1eaEs E.OgEE.2T,,

rEHHE STApLETON MILLS, are o epf
d pared 10 receive WHEAT, for which "e W
designed will give the highest cash prices during !"
season. DAVID SlAf LIS
July Is WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

MasSdehRscHS.-lt appears ltom the official re-
mrus, that Is Wing Senators are elected IN Mas>a-
chuselts, aud - Senators. Twelve vacancies VIZ
Q IN Suffolk, IN Mddlesex,6 in Worcester, IN
Franklin, aud in Plymouth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
Executors Notice.

DERSONS having ciaimsagai st the estate ofthe
d late Judge William Daniel, deed. viii please
present them duly authenticated between This and
the lst January next, in order that arrangements
may be Immediately made for their payment
Those who are indebted to the estate requested
to come forward and make payment
WM. DANIEL. Jr.
MAYO CABELL.
Ex'ors. ofthe last Will and testament Of
VIM. Daniel, decd.
DEE 10 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
Trust sale ofValuabIc Eurniiurc, &c.

I'D Y virtue of deed Of trust executed to by
eS Anthony W. Crenshaw, bearing date the
14lh day of December, 1887, and OF record in the
llustins IS Count of the Corporan0n OF Lynchburg,
will, Saturday the 9TH day Of January, 1910, at
the Union Hotel IN the Town of Lynehburg, expose
10 sale by way oil public auction, for ready money,
all the property conveyed, and described in sald
deed, consisting amongst other things ola large
number of Beds, Bedsteads and bed fuunture a
number OF dining Tables, Centre Table. two Side
Boards, Dressing Tables, six dozen Windsor Chairs,
four dozen tea and table Spoons, China Glass and
Eathen Ware, and other table furniture, Walters,
Castots. Looking Glasses, Decante,s, Lamps, Pots,
Ovens, Pans, &c. &c.; also, Cows, Andiions,
Shoves aud fongs, &c. &c.
Acting as Trustee will only convey TO the pun
chaser, or purchas ers, such llle is vested in me
by the said Deed. JAMES 7. ROYALL,
Trustee.
Dec. 2G ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
Dec. &c
N'DEEGE.

10Y virtue ola Deed OF Trust, executed to III
b > subsc riber by Lewis Merritt and Lavina his
wife, bearing date the Sd day Of December, 1882, and
of record in the Clerks Office of the County Court
of Campbell. for the purpose of securing a debt due
10 Edwin Matthews, shall proceed to sell, upon
the premises, 10 the highest bidder. for cash on
Monday the 9Th day of January next, one certain
Tract OF parcel OF Land.
in said deed mentioned. containing one hundred
and eighty acres, or less and yng in the Com
~ of Campbell, within about three miles from the
Courthouse, adjoining the Lands Of Dt. Lambeth,
Capt Melville Talbot, Capt. Edward WRhcfs aud
others
The title is believed to be unqueslionablc but act
ing merely trustee. | shall OF course. convey to
The purchaser, such tle only, as is vested in me by
the Deed aforesaid
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
.Pgorys sFEtsFfsc0s.Eis.

IAMfs FANKEY, StcftIdTH.
SnonI Spnng. Cnmphell. Dec. L.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01

United States troops and their nerv oH;ee
A gallant Colonel of The army is seen nd.
vancing al the head of his dra0oons Iad
by chivaiFous and eager dog n :
string" while The foreign mercenaries
from Cuba are ssorming, in Bonao ar,ean
style, cluster Of bark wigwams. driyi.o
the men and women, overthrowing chill.
dren. and evidently preparing the country
Tor the settlement of "planters with their
slaves" according TO the late "demand"
| OF Senator Preston. One tall chief, with
bloodhound at his throat, turns to the
republican commander with an express
Ioh of savage horror at this Christian
method of warfare mGneipator.
We have given this week abou,
fourth part of Mr. SHADES great speech
against the Gag Rule. The Remainder
viii follow IN due time That such
speech should have been delivered with
out interruption in the Federal Capitol,
shows how much we have already gained.
That 1t should be published in the Ma
lIonal lntelligencer, without note, com
menf' or apology, is another wonder
mat paper circuates nearly ten thou
SAND copies, large majority of which |
are taken and read in the southern STATES. |
And let 1t be remembered. the planter
reads his paper through, from habit, and
want OF other employment. Let God be |
praised for this! Who says that abolition !
IS gong down2 How long may it be
before we have an anti-slaverv newspaper
at Washington city ?--Eman.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01
NHE NEW YORKER

i seventh Annual Volume of mi,
we'll known journal commences ON SAM
day the 2lst instant. II is desioned ~
present foil, fair and impartial history
OF The Times, of their Literary. Poli,;cai
ana General respects. The choicest COR
,Ion OF the current Literature of Great
Dfiain and America is regularly and
promptly transferred TO its columns. while
a goodly array OF approved writings of
our own land Contribute originally 10 ia
columns. No pains or expense will -,
spared to render it equal in IiteraIv char.
a. ae!er and merit to any weekly journal in.
this country. '''
In Politics il is intended 10 embodv .
cofrecl, careful ard impartial record of
all important occurrences, indsdiup the
conventions. nominations, &c. of each
party, and full returns of the votes cast in
every politically contested election. In
TINS department the New Yorker stand,
alone, and is believed to be useful and
reliable paper TO all who nav feel s,ronS.
interest in the pending Presidential con.
test
The general news of The day, fore;on
and domestic viii be carefully complied
and presented.
The New Yorker is now published
every Saturday. on a large and bean,fnI
sheet 10 the usual newspaper form. a, the
10" price of Two DoIlals per annum
payable always in advance
Inc Qnauo Edition is published eve.
SATURDAY evening, on still largerand
Y sheet OF psper, in a form suitable
lot binding, sixteen pages. Of three co.,
omns each. per numbeT,) with paseff
music weekly. at Three DslIars
per annum In advance. Suhscr,n,;o.,s
are respectfully solicred bv
II. GREELEY & co Publisher.
mar 20 No. | Aaa ST.. Ny,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01
Notices.
American AntiSlavery Society,

The SEVENTH ANNUAL Meeting Of the
American Anr-Slavery Society, will he
held IN the city of Newly York, on Tuesn.v
ne t'oetth day Of May neat, al 10 O'CLOCK
"A. M, when an abstract Of the Animal
Report of The Executive Committee will he
read, and addresses delivered by several
gentlemen.
The Business Meetings Of the Soc;.,v
VIII commence in the afternoon of the sa,,s
day, and will be continued so lone ~ u,a',
be deemed expedient. Auxiliary Soc;s,;a,
are requested to send delegates. the mem,
oers OF The Society are invited 10 bs nrss-
eni, and The friends of immediate abolition
Throughout: the country, are solicited TO at
tend the Anniversary.
by order of the Executive Committee,
HENRY b. STANTON, Committee
SAMUEL E. CORNISH, of
JAMES S. GIBSON, Arrangements.
New Yerk, March 12, 1910.
N. b. Newspapers friendly to The cause.
are respectfully requested 10 publish the
above notice.
We stated in our last that Rev. Horace Sa.xer
had been apFointed Agent OF the American 49,
Foreign Bible Soclety for New England. This "a
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01
American and Por.,yn B,,,,s soo,.,-..

should be recolected by the friends OF ,hi.in.
;,s fnnJs .lat .ae Tune for making csleetionsIur
&c , ,unuS recommended by the Baptist Couveus,,r,
's ola'e, Is ON or near the FIRST o. March: tbst
i tne parent Society holds lis anniversary on tbe
,ase mefA an april; and trat il 10 important that
SuA.'iaIes should forward their donations Ia lbe
otate treasury, IN season 10 be CONVEYED 10 he
treasury OF A. +. ID. ). NJ its annual p,eetirg -,
u De remembered that The Society is engaged Il !
s,ea. WORK that large AMOUNT OF funds is Ieqni-
The numerous TRANSACTIONS of the scriptures made
oy our missionaries in foreign lands and ,!1ut h.,
aiding the Bible Society we aid also the Foreivn
Mission Society.
DANIEL HAscALL, Treasurer of1te VI.
Bi6te Society, auxiliary TO A. r. u. y.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01
PhiIolexiau.

The next meeting Of this Society vii
be held IN the Seminary Chapel. on
Wednesday, the 6rst of April at Z o'clock
I. nj, when the following question will
be dlscussei:-ATe the meremeats Of lie
American AMtt .Slarery Sse5<fg calculated
10 accelerate The GtOlifiog If Slaress2 Z
r. H. BUcKLIx, Seq.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01

lime OF CoNvENTIoN.-Our readers are
requested 10 pay particular attention to the
change OF time for the meeting OF the Bap-
LIST Ann-Siavery Convention, from Monday
70 Tuesday.
hundreds can now spend The previous
Saooath at home. and reach New York on
tuesday morning, who would not have been
apie 10 leave their pulpits vacant for the
sake of spending thai Sabbath 10 The ci,y
Editors of the Free Press evervwbsro
are requested to give their readers early
notice Of this change Oh. Reflector.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01
c A l. l.
FOR a BAPTIsrSATIoNAL AKrr-sLAvrRr

FOR BAPTIsTNATIoNAL ANTI-sLAyERY
CONvEN TON
sap Abohtionists of the United StasesT
Brethren, and Friends of The cause of tbs
sLdre:
You are hereby called 10 attend Con-
ventIon OF Immediate Aboliiionisis, mem
oers IN good Standing of Baptist Churches
and Congregations, 10 be held in the CITY
OF New-York, on Tuesday The 28th day of
ApTu meet, at 3 o'clock II. NJ, in the Chap
Ell OF McDougal Street Baptist Church, 10
;orm an AMERICAN BAPTIST ANTI-SLAyERY
SOCIETY, and TO consider and report on the
best means 10 be employed by US, as de-
nomination, for the IMMEDIATE ABOLITION OF
SLAVERY throughout our Churches, our Coun-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01

learn IS not correct He has been appointed Agent
!" vt 'ne ota'e ~ Maine only: Rev. Grin d. Sisagns
= AsenI lor new HampshIre anI Ycrnnri =
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01
SURGEON DENTIST

ID. BARNES gives notice that be Is
profession in Albany, N. Y and mor I ~
found after about the 9Th of A nriI n G,..o %
Street, where he will be happy 10 SHARE ~.
patronage of those wishing dental serv;css
N. b. Mineral teeth manufactnrsd "a
for sale, by the hundred. "'0
2S:3w AARON BARNES.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01
WEEKLY Receipts,
MARRIED,

MARRIED.,
=, In Jamaica, Feb. %, by L. Huntley. Samuel NJ
wares OF Wardsboro', to Amelia M. Stockwell of
Also March, Is, Geo. III. Bass, of Smith6eId r. l.
10 C"therne L. Stockwell OF Jamaica.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01

DIED,
In IDanvile, the 10th inst. of l,n1 esv.
: aines Malcolm, only child Of NJ. ID. Miller. sg.i
hye months and sixteen DAYS. -s00
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01
T O R R EN- T.

FOR RENT.
- A PART Of The house oe-
5.s;l& IA cupied by myself conyep-
liz lent for a small famIlv-s;,n-
- ated near the Printing Ofics
Possession given Immediately.
ID. S. MURRAY.
Brandon, April 1, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01

= sEttSStl7 IEtlS' 1sIdICu To.
SLAVE CAsE-Two colored bcys, nam
ca William and Richard, were brought
before Judge Randall, of the Common
Fieas' yesterday, on a writ of habeas
corpus. They We're claimed by Mr..
Iaggart, OF Baltimore county. as his
slaves, and had been commilted by an
Alderman In Moyamensing. A number
OF colored people present proved that they
had known them since infancy in this
CITY, and that they had never been held ia
MARYLAND as slaves They were dis.
cnarged.-Phila. A. Amersean
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01

We stated in our last that Rev Horace se.ver
bad been appointed Agent OF the American and
Foreign Bible Soele,y for New England. This ws
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01

WGTCtUk AUCETLLSET.
TURKEY-The Porte is vigorously pros
tcuting the work of the new charter, and
such is the security experienced under
this important reform. that new quarter
is about to be bull. in Conslantinople, and
property is greatly on the rise. The tax
es will no longer be levied by rapacious
itizams (who farm them) but BY regular
government collectors.
CINcINNATI Flour TRADE.-The
Cincinnati Chronicle of the 18th, says
1t IS now just thirty days since the open
ing of canal navigation at this place In
that month more than thirty thousand
barrels of -four have been received by the
canal. There is strong probability that
this activity in the -four market will be
kept up till midsummer, for two suffi-
Gent reasons. Frs. because the supply
is very great; and next because 1t is the
best remittance to- New York and Boston,
which the barter and traffic system of this
day allows.
The difference OF exchange between
bankable funds here, and specie funds In
New York. is alone an ample profit
Should the coming crop be full one, OF
which there is now no manner OF doub.,
the receipts by the canal for 1910. viii
nearly double that of any former veal
The average price of -four at this place
during the last month, has been about
So so per barrel.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-01

The Great Western, Capt. Hosken,
will be on her way 10 Bristol before the
publiction of the present number. The
probability is that she will be at her anch-
orage at Kings Road, near Bristol. on the
afternoon Of the q of April, and in that
case she will carry to England answers to
letters received by the British Queen,
which left Portsmouth on the 81 of March.
Thiswill be despatch never before known
and what few years ago would have
been deemed among the things impossible.
We-stated. on the arrival of the Great
Western. that she made her lasl passage in
sixteen days. We have since been inform
ed that it was accomplished in Is days s.
l5 hours running time.-N. Y. Spectator
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-30
CONSUMPTION!

EASILY overcome in its infancy, ii rapidly arrives
IL IL neglected at an uncomfortable and terrific ma
lgnancy. An obstinate, violent aud eOBvulsive cough
is the inevitable torerunner, when neglected, OF the
Pulmonary Consumption and It's attendant irain OF
horrors Increased heat and pulse nausea, oppression
Of The breast, greeHsh and bloody spe, loss OF APP
petite and increase Of thirst liberated lungs, canmy
sweaas and hestc fever; general emaciaIiOn Of the
body, shriVelled exremites, excessive and weaken
ing discharges, sinking Of the eyes, prostra'ion of
strength, burning palms aud flushed checks, swollen
feet and legs; and length while the wretched snf-
ferer is still sanguine Of IiT cold exIremcs and ago
nizing death. These evils may lie nipped i" the bud
by the timely administration Of that long tried aud ia
valuable Medicine,
DR.. Relics Asthmotic Pills,
which have been known persons supposed I"
be far gone in consumption, and exhibiting all the
appearance Of approaching dissolution Price, whole
boxes 80 Pills, $l-half do 10 Pills. so cts.
GyNone genuine unless signed L. klDDER, sole
proprietor, and successor to DIR. Conway, by whom
ii is for sale, at his Counting Room, No 90, Cour.
street, Boston, and also by especial appoint
ment, by
Doctors Buel and Beckaoith, Litchfezd: and by
Eduard Cowzes, South F'arsss.
September 25. C6w17
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-30
Select BoardingS&Day School.
30. HOWARD. a. nE.

PRINCIPAL AND PERCEPTION,
I'D EsPEcTFULLY announces to his friends g.
-Ae the public that he will open Select Sc
minary for Young Gentlemen and 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 a year, of %
weeks each, commencing permanently on the
first Wednesday Of May and November. No
pupil received for less than half session.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board, washing, & furnished rooms, $4,000
Tuition in common English depart't. 500
Tuition in higher English aud Classi"
cal department, 1000
Music, with use of Piano, and Modern Lam
guages, an extra charge.
Warren, March, 1910. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-30
School for Bows.
as. BUTLER.

EE AVING removed her school to the Aca-
4 4 denny in North ST., Litchfeld, intends
commencing her summer term. for young la
dies and misses, on Wednesday the 9th of
May. The studies pursued will include those
usually taught in select schools.
Arrangements have been made with gen.
tleman fully competent to attend to the sci
ence of Mathematics, &c. Mrs. Butler in
tends her instruction to embrace not merely
the cultivation of the mind but the morals
Teachers will give lessons in Music and
French, at a separate charge, if desired
Board can be obtained for few young ladies
in the family with the teacher at a reasonable
price. 6t44 Litchfeld, April 2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-30

AT Court of Probate holden at Waterloacn,
aoithin and for the District Of Watertown, on
the 7h day Of April, 1910:
pom the petition of John NORRIS. of
" Watertown, in Litchfeld county, shew-
ing to this court that he is guardian of Mary
L. Partree, of said WATERFOWL, in said dis
| trict, minor and that said minor is the
owner of real estate situated in said Water
town, viz. an undivided right in the real es.
| tate of her late father, David Partree, deceas-
ed, consisting of land and buildings, which
were devised to her by the last will of the sai1
deceased, consisting of about two ninth parts
of the estate left by said deceased, which is
unincunlbered, and about one sixth part of
the said real estate thus left, which is liable
| to the life estate of the widow of the said de-
ceased, which is owned by her in common
and undivided with the widow and other
| children of the said deceased, which is of
| about the value of twelve hundred dollars
| for more particular description of which
reference may be had to the records and
| files of the court of probate for the district
of Waterlown and that for reasons assign
ed in said petition, it would be for the inter-
est of said minor that said real estate should
be sold, and praying for liberty to sell and
dispose of the same for the benefit of said mi
nor, according TO the provisions of the law
as per petition on file, dated the 7th day OF
April, 1910:
IL is ordered by this court, that said guardian
give notice of said application by causing
the same to be published in a newspaper
printed at Litchfield, in Litchfield county,
three weeks successfully at least six weeks
before the 18th day of June next, when said
petition will be heard at o'clock A. N. a,
| the probate Office in said WATERFOWL.
| Certified from record.
46* HoLBRooK CURTIS, Judge.