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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-21
TO MARRIED LADIES.

"
Thcse invaluable Powder have been sdopteo
tnroe but France IN larcuisf Of thirty
well thcusandsin being ony mild
ssle and edcscous remedy or msed 'ade whose heaitk
fofhsas ragsd increase OF family.
Madame hrsfsi well trov Tor
male fhysic the two principal Female Hospitals in Eu
ropethose Of Vienna sf paFswhcrr lavoisc h, grea
crrsu-ncs aud nppcr'un'es na ceiebrry la
4 tiscc,s ssca specially aapssc
me female sue for which her edcnrs stand unr
aided well tas country Europe Her acquantenct
sth phYroosy and snafoIsy Of ernaie frame enables
Wrbr uscins ts iecl aud VI health naries eIus
the mrndsn 81 bic aud the consequent rapid and
asn apparently netrioaee which eonsign many
iopd motsr TOYS ssseto their
I'VE tse- sdxs 81 tns rir1y causes OF female ind,sos
rte dscosery her celebrated " Preventive Powden'
Their n1orucn been the OF preserving oply
ths hesit BAT The life Of sfectionsis wife
loud motIasr
The advertiser teens me Of this subject and
The t-oes resssfiis thousands by their ador
uou, woalc tiy attention OF the
rcd. al hat they hold dear t~ir consideration
" not we sad soaste prrves evils q winch Ne sub
i-oi. bY rris sDi healthy within control Ever
ttasscuAte vraoos md ensghtrn~d in0d wit anbesat
siy ssawsf N ,s .frmsi,,s rree Eve dollar pseksz,
scosulsuied 9Th fa ssd particnln ifectiors. TnsJ
ssa " ielwsrdes ~ a, Q. aay t Of q. un,I.d -tss
irers go.t psd. sitf~sssd 70 MADAME HES
ftlL, f-neir fhpalcian fuDcIJ otcc. las Greeuwict
sweet Nvv rcIk btce borfs ffnts An 30 e0ca "
fcsicn efr- Ne. 4 ssrt 81. mo 1rsr
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MANuFAcTuRED FRoM

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR.
N0Tiess than inches long. hundred dit de-
IL sgIa-NeokAces, Braereu, Watch guards, Earung,.
Flowers, Rinss, Wigs aud scsips.
A c. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand above al Others 1heu peculiar lisat
aud senuians character their being shaped exsctiy
As the nAr han le'r elasticity end then
teral aud nanshy, wei, thfn s 10 OF nsh and
arrangement. s combine form such pcri.ci heads Of na.
that tbey aust be 10 be fully appreciated.
fnies tsvng piece Of hair u LIVING or deceased fnep
20, fsmea BIZ him any trsrp mind
In such affirm a. will he akec..sake invaluable.
raultos sdyie. gwen ali diseases connected with ne
hsar, at ths Hair Curtng knoms,
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.NCING SALOON a. SHOOTI

4 hEES, sl3 Broadway. entrance Lispensy6
~ lately from Europe. Professor the arr OF
Fencing Instructions Fencing also the of the
ssgh crooked aud Turkish sword hunting knife musket
and teyonst staff. and every species OF weapons.
oentemen lovers Of this military officers OF the army,
&c respectfully invited call and witness exh
bition OF his xii ia this useful aud important art.
A spacious double Shooting Gallery illuminated In the
viii so be found with Svs pistosahoo
IA . diEfaGc~ ~ ava Vrrsis. xIs| VI ~
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Clarendon Hoase corner of Duane street and Broadway
Small Boxes cents. Lsge OF Family Bosses - cent?
Persons DESTROYS VI obtaining agency fof hs sale the
country will please direct ,i lesF, paid 4 kobsrs
Co.. Letter Box 81 New fonk losl Ua,cs n22 msr
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GROUND SPICES AND COFFEE
L THE HOPE MILLS, IA Marketield street. between
"A Broad and Whitehall late 267 Elizabeth street. New York
Office 1870 Front Constantly hand the lowest market
and IN the usnel rsr-rv NJ nsrkaF-, s27 9msm
NEW YEARS GIFT The lsrini Progress Ypblished
~ BY r. MARTIN CO, intended Annual for lSi3
It's beautifully printed and embellshd with % highly
nm he'd ensravings by the London artists
coored and fine echug by Cruckshank and supurb
ly bound IN
and therefore years present will be acceptable
Pnce 81. X, MARTIN x CO,
dis 3xsr &c John street
pLACK MAKBLki5O lush Black Marble, sale BY
- near PERS3E BROOKS, No 81 Liberty street.
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LA FOR SALE-That valuable stand known the
.sl Long Island Hotel situate III the OF lsp, Su
.lB folk county, L. l. The house built u STYLE
the best materials and worn manshp, with front Of
eighty feet kite hen Incudad two high it'll
and cdcuaiedto accommodate 40 boaroe the family
and attendants and is ounded with all the
outbuldne fruit aud ornamental trees shrubbery &c
Tie location OF the premises usrvailed commanding
fall view Of the beach, the hight house at Fire Island and the
Atlantic o An lane, in front of the house, and
leading directly the bay, furnishes delightful and pleasant
walk of eight minutes The Long Island Raj Road
within about four miles of the PR misses ard affords
and communication with the cities OF New
York aud Brooklyn.
No of Long island affords facilities for fowlng
bay brooh fishing, the noble sport Of buck hunting
Deer being abundant the vicinity and eque nty
found the premises
There about hundred OF land. and meadow
tached 10 the premises, and good proportion of strand
shore.
the whole par, Of the land best suit the purchaser
The terms will be liberal, and the tile uBdisputed
For minute description Of the property, inquire Of
JAMES ROWE, Ill East Broadway, or of ID. X HALL,
premises. WILLIAM HAWKINS.
Dated, Islp, Nov. 1912. DE- imsec
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- WLA Wa 10 kCHAAsE-A country Iesaenes
III bong %. A
FoE SAIL the ehssps s Farm n; in these parts, .io
M b, SSsss6.nss good ely sIGPsfs
De- TO trade for dry goods and house and two
Do. valuable lots in Jersey City: Cell on VAIL ssyI;
NJ, at IA washington
Ten small farms tor sale low s.V
"a TOTHE LADIEs-wM. 4 II. BEBEE,- Fash,ona-
on hand an offensive Of Ladies and Mse. Beaver
W Of Ss a M to .u sas
in want are respectfully invited 70 call. 49,, ,u,,
r ssd seS Gents Boys and GHs7sa
AcENrLE2ESs1 eort Sole Sole. Boots, the ss., o! >,
% Water P SSaiI'sS BOO. do 'ss%s
oven ss 5sss q ii &: S:S f Kinds g
DO b bsns'ns G Ga%n. beautiful article IS
And Kind. Shoe, worked slippers fashion;
81 Sss.
feS G1s
II Is s.na " aRsaohS $l:5a,r
Bottles FRANCHISES
- p. a. GEkDY, de Paris, ha, opened store 1877
order; oI boot. AZ ds'sripoq. Athoush b: pes,
made He imports his from
rs and modes them fit iIresuary shi ped foot
MI dy long under Mr. For and other celebIa-
ted makers Paris enables HIM conduct his business with
economy and thereby supply his following
reduced prices
Fine and subs puutial Boot. 80
Cork snd double sole do
propouonae reduction IN the various other articles to be
'0 Sis ms n - TERMS CASH.
49, FAsHIONABLE BOOTS AND sHOEs.-
~2 Wa LKER respectfully invites the attention Of he
pa6c 70 his large assortment Of LADIES' and boot.
and Shoes cork water proof French and native calf
aud fancy dress boots dancing CATERS and
india rubber and water proof mocessips ladies' misses and
chdren boots shoes and buskin Of the choc
lection mems boys, and chdren and boots and
shoes OF the choicest kinds than before offered
The city <9 Broadway and 2e Canal northwest corner
Hudson street. d. lmsr
49, LADIES' BOOTS AND sHOEs-Lockwood
s9i Broadway, keeps fine Of LADIES' and
chdrens and Shoes Of the latest American and Eu
opean fashions. Orders received by the dozen from places OF
fashionable resort ms lmsr
80 sEVENTY.FIVE CENTS for Leather Solid
~sY Over Shoes, warranted proof, and really
worth much Shoes that sell for S2DAY, IS
Maiden Lane don mistake the number has OF his own
and Oyer Shoes and received all the rst premiums
FAIR
II the oles separate the uppers the shoes will taken
back without gumbng and the money refunded Every
toner shall be satisfied the value of all he buys
we are oppose TO imposition every shape and particularly
any unless pasted inside Many
sod Tor our make that until they TO be
, amir. HORACE 4 pay.
- CLINTON Cheap Boot and shoe Market, 500
Grt enweht corner OF Spring the only place
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TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
I. T =. sissss 4ssH ~ ~ = sssss; ' SS.i
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SITUATION WANTED-By a competent per on 10
\, salesman in Wholesale tail establishment of arche
Jeweiy Nc Also understand book keeping aud watch
Has been business
French
For particulars and references address Box No. 1872 Lower
POI
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"a TOTHE LADIES.-WM. 4 II. BEBEE, Fashiona-
SASe Haiters, 78 Broadway, under HowaIdb Hotel have
hand extensive assortment Of Ladies and Misses Beaver
Hats of their which warranted hyperion
fhe AID al price, which cannot fail to suits those
in respectfully invited to call.
Also, general OF Gents, Boys and Chdren's
Fur Cloth aud fancy Velvet Caps. do imr
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Gentlemens Horses durng the winter very
easonab IL rate. Ap.ly So Maiden Lane. no lm-r
RHEILMATISN KHEIIN AIlSML
, 1842-07-02
Second Notice.
United States District Court in Bankruptcy

United States District Court in Bankruptcy.
District Of Missouri--June Term 1912.
No. l66-yohn l.. Jones Of Pike county,
was on the l4th day Of June l642 declared
a Bankrupt; and the 18th day Of Septem-
Der next set for the hearing of his Petition,
for a final discharge, and certificate thereof
at the City of Jefferson. Then, and there,
his creditors and Others interested may shew
cause why such discharge aud certificate
should not be grated.
Attest--JASON HARRISON, CIetk.
No 75-David F. Stark of Pike county,
wasat the same time declared a Bankrupt
same time and place set for hearing his
similar Petition. His creditors and others
interested may shew cause in like manner.
Attest-JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
No. 2ei-Arthur TIcrn Of Pike county,
was ut the same time declared a Bankrupt
same time and place 81, for bea,;nr n,
similar Petition. His creditors snI ath.,.
interested may show cause in like manner.
Teste-JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
JOHN j. SLossoN, Sol.
July 3D. ls42, Iv35
, 1842-07-02
Agricultural Society.

According to previous notice the Pike Coun.
ty Agricultural Society met at the Court
House in Bowling Green. on Saturday the 4th
OF June; A. II. Buckner was requested to act as
Secretary. pro. tenn.
Capt. William Bell was then chosen Presi,
dent Of the society for the ensuing year, Hen.
ry Porter and William Kerr, vice Presidents
Lemuel VI. Wells, Treasurer; and A. II. Buck.
ner, Secretary.
On motion. the I'd Article of the ~constitu.
ton was SO amended as to read five mana,
gers" instead of %"nine." and thereupon Hend
ly Kissinger, William Settle, S. P. Robinson,
Edmund L. Bryant and John ". Nef, were
elected managers for the ensuing year.
The following gentlemen were then selected
as Judges Of stock for the present year, viz:
on horses, mules, Jacks, and Jennies, Geroge
Wells. Garrard Montjoy, and B. Riggs; and
on cattle, sheep. hogs and domestic manufac.
lures, Lemuel NJ. Wells. Garland T. Hudson
and Andrew Forgey.
On motion, Art. lo Of tho Constitution was
stricken out, and the following inserted instead
thereof, viz: any person may become q mem.
Der Of this Society by paying to the Treasurer
the sum of one dollar, at the time of subscrib.
ing, or before tic exhibition Of stock, on the
day Of the fair. and like sum annually during
the existence of the society.
On motion, tho Wednesday after the second
Monday Of August next was fixed upon as the
day of meeting for the board of manager,
above chosen, and the Sd Friday and Saturday
in October next for the annual show Of the
Society. at the Town of Paynesvillo.
On motion, the Editors Of the Radical were
requested to publish the proceedings of this
meeting, and the Constitution Of tho Society.
The Society then sdjurned.
VIM. BELL. President.
A. II. BUCKNER, Sect.
, 1842-07-02
CANDIDATES.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-Please announc.
VIM. BIccs, Esq, as a Candidate for thu
State Senate, from this County.
MANY VorERs.
June 18th, 1912.
We are authorized to JOHN
LINDSEY, as a candidate for Representa-
tive, from Pike County, in the next Leg
islature.
We are authorized to announce An
DREW FoRcY, a candidate for Judge 81
the County Court of Pike County.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
u. CAMPBELL, as a candidate for Judge
Of the County Court of Pike County,
at the next August election.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
HENRY T. MUD, as a candidate for As
SCISSOR, for Lincoln County, at the next
August election.
We are authorized to THos.
b. WHIrLEDGE, as a candidate to Rep
resent this County in the Lower Branch
of the Legislature at the next August
election.
We are authorizedto announce JAMES
A. RoBBINs, as a candidate for Constable
for Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
JAMESON as a candidate for the office of
Justice of the peace, for Calumet town
ship, at the next August election.
W. are Authorized to ce WIN.
H.. CARROLL, as a Candidate for Consta-
BILE of Buffalo Township, at the next Au-
gust election.
W. are authorizedto announce THos.
as a Candidate for the office of
Assessor at the next August Election.
We are authorized to announce O.
S. JENNIcSs, as a Candidate for Consta-
bic for Cuivre Township at the ensuing
August Election.
y W. are authorized 10 announce
JOEL M. WEATHERFoRD as a candidate
for Constable for Culver Township at
the next August Election.
, 1842-07-02

A Mr.. Barnes, stage driver for the
Mcssrs. Wise, of Ninccnnes. Indiana,
run away with the daughter Of Mr..
William Thurston, tavern-keeper near
Evansville, and arrived at Mt. Carmel
where they were married. The mar
riage ceremony was nearly over,
when Mr.. Thurston (who had been
in dilligent pursuii) entered the room
and shot Barnes on the spot. There
were hopes Of the wounded mans
recovery. Thurston is in the Prince
ton iail.-Louisville Jour.
, 1842-07-02
3 A N X r P rs.

District Court Of the United States,
FoT the District Of Missouri.
In the matter of Noah BensIy. On the
18th day Of May 1912, Noah Beasiy.
fled has petition in the District Cont, for
the benefit Of the Bankrupt law; Where
upon, il is ordered. that the 9Th day Of Sept.
next be set for the hearing said petition ia
said court, at the City OF Jefferson, when
and where all interested may attend, and
show cause, if any they have, why the pray
er Of the said petitioner should not not be
granted.
Test. JASON HARRISON Click.
G. PoRrER, Sol.
by B. F. ROBINSON, Sol.
June II, 1912. 5w32.
, 1842-07-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the uoder-
~ signed has taken out letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate CT George Layne,
decd. from the Clerk of the Cuunty Court
of Rails County-bearing date the 22nd.
June 1912. All persons, therefore who have
claims a~gninst the estate of said deceased,
are required to exhibit the same duly au-
thenticated for allowance, within one year
from the date Of said letters, or they may
be precluded from having any benefit of said
estate, and il such claims are not presented
within three years they will be forever bar
red.
TAYLOR JONES, .Adm'r.
July ID. 1912. 3w35.
, 1842-07-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the un-
~ der,igned has obtained from the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Pike county, let
tiers Of Administration upon the Estate OF
Robert Muir, decd. bearing date 30 June
1912. All persons having claims against
said estate, are requested to exhibit them
in one year from the date Of said iettersfor
allowance, or they may be precluded from
any bene6tof said estate; and if such claim,
are not presented within three years from
the date Of said letters, they WILDE forever
barred.
SAMUEL C. ALLISON, Admir-.
July I'd, lS42. 3w35.
, 1842-07-02
Available Farm for Sale.

THERE will be sold to the highest
l. bidder on a credi, Of twelve
months, before the Court House door
in the town Of Troy, in Lincoln
County Mo-, on Monday the first day
Of the July term Of the Circuit Court,
it being the 18th day Of July 1S42.
The Farm on which the late Samuel
Baird Deceased resided, containing
975 acres of good Land, with about
$50 acres under fence; there is a large
and convenient dwelling on the pre-.
misses, a large double log Barn, Sta
bles, a comfortable Kitchen, and
Loom House with Stone Chimneys,
and every other necessary building,
there is a good Cistern Well in the
yard, that affords a plenty Of water
for family use, there is likewise a plen-
tiful supply of Stock water at all
seasons Of the year. Any person
wishing to purchase, and wanting to
see the land, if they will call on eth.
er of the undersigned, they will with
pleasure show them the premises
The above Farm is situated about
one mile East Of Louisville, and one
mile West of Browns Steam Mill, on
the road leading from Louisville to
GAINESVILLE.
VIM. BAIRD,1 r-
JAS. BAIRD,
Iulv od. I8A2. ou2H.
, 1842-07-02

New York MARKEr.-The demand
for money on the 18th inst. in the
New York Market was very light,
and there was 10 improvement in
mercantile operations. $500 bbls.
Of flour were taken on the 18th for
London at Sc a 6 -! for Gennesee;
and on the 10th 1000 bbls. Gennes-
see al sc.
, 1842-07-02
TO the Voters Of Pike County.

T ELL0W O~IT1ZENS.
l place my name before you as a can
didate for the responsible office Of coun-
ty judge, at the next August election;
and as we are not heard or heeded for
our much speaking, deem it
sary to say much on the subject. Ihays
been a resident of the county for the last
eighteen years, and / presume the most
of you are acquainted with meat least
those of the old settlers. But I will say
this much: if l should be your choice,
my humble abilities shall be exerted
to domy duty and mete out justice to all
concerned.
ANDREW FORGY.
Paynesville NJ, June 18th, 1912.
, 1842-07-02
District Court of the United States,
For the District Of Missouri.

District Court OF the United States,
For the District Of Missouri.
IN the matter of NOAH ATKIN. On
the Goth day Of May 1912, NOAH AT
KIN, filed his petition 10 the District Court,
for the benefit Of the Bankrupt law; where
upon, it is ordered, that the 9Th day of
Sept. next be set for the hearing said peti.
ton in saidCourt, at the City of Jefferson,
when and where all interested may attend
and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of the petitioner should not 10
granted
Teste, JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
W. G. Minor, Sol.
May &c, 1912 st. 30
, 1842-07-02

BRrrIsH INDrA.-Gen. Harlan, who
has spent many years in India and
Atfghanistan, says in his new work:
1.-The tenure of British India, and
consequently the integrity of the
British empire, is at this moment sus.
tanned EXa single hair, and that so
tensely drawn, that the slightest adj
verse moment will certainly snap
asunder the retaining pawer. The
thousand native princes Of India are
regarding with intense anxiety and
ardent hopes the movements of the
British army before the Khyber pass,
and The fale of Gen. Sale at DjilIaIa.
bad. Every able bodied man, Of
whom the number is not less than
five millions; covetous and exaspera-
ted enemies, is standing "wi,h foot in
the stirrup and hand on the SPEAR"
sloatmg on the hope of plunder which
the traditions of old age have placed
in fascinating visions before them.-
The s%entinels are on the watch tow
ers and their runner are in the way,
and the earliest PRONUNCIATION of the
last reverses of The British in Aft.
will signalize the destruc.
ton of every Enelishman. through.
out the whole of India. If the AT:
slaughter the remnant of British
troops under General Sale at Dijilala-
bad, and defeat the British army in
ITS projected attempt TO force the
khyber deflle, the British power in
India expires instantly, without a
rs it will without a struggle.
except the death-ihroes of their off.
GERS, as Tie naive army strlngle
them in their beds"
, 1842-07-02

TWe are authorized to announce
THOMAS H. Harris, Esq. as a candidate
for the Sherifaty in Lincoln County
at the next August Election.
1--WE are authoizsd to announce
JoHN H. GRIM as a candidate for Con.
stable for CuivTe Township, at the next
August Election.
, 1842-07-02

P.S. l have a request to make of my
opponents, and that is that they address
the voters Of this county in a circular
form, unless they are fearful that their
present opinions, if put in print, will, at
some future period, rise up in judgment
against them. But will nevertheless
say to them, come now boys, do tell the
people something about your currency,
and y precious METALS would look
very pretty on paper.
IT II w
, 1842-07-02
LIST OF

Remaining in the Post Office at Bowling
Green, Pike County, Missouri, on the
Both day of June, 1912, which if not
taken out within three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office, as
Doad ofters
, 1842-07-02
TOBACCO.

TIME Subscriber wishes to purchase from
l. two to three hundred thousand weight
of loose tobacco, for which he will ray fair
prices. He has also constantly on hand at
his mandatory in Prairieville, manufactnr.
ed TOBACCO Of all descriptions, from Is to IS
cts per poupd-which he will sell low al
wholesale or retail. He has also on hand Q
supply Of iron and steel, which he is selling
very low for cash.
GEO. W. THuRMoND,
- = IeAo-n.
, 1842-07-02
G. ". MILE R,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

JEFFERSON CITY, mo-,
WILL attend, promptly, to all applications
for the benefit of the Bankrupt Law, en-.
trusted to him, and can remit to persons,
per mail, all necessary forms and i~nstruc.
lions, so that their business can be attended
to by addressing him through the medium Of
the mail, post paid.
May, 1912. 30
, 1842-07-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ATOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
~ designed has taken out letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate OF William Nc
Pike deceased, bearing date the 29th Of June,
A. d 1912. All persons, therefore, indebt-
ed TO the estate Of said deceased, are re-
que,ted to make immediate payment: and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
thenticated, within one year from the date
of said letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit Of said estate, and
il said claims are not presented within three
years, they will be forever barred.
ALCY McPIKE, .
ABRAHAM PRITCHETT,
de toni. NON. with the willlarne1sd.
July I'd. 1912. 3w35.
, 1842-07-02

whom he has been raised, pledging my
self to make the welfare of my county my
polar star in all my official movements.
have the honor to be,
with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
THO'S B. WHITLEDGE.
Calumet Township, June 81, 1912.
, 1842-07-02

A. II. BUCKNER, Sect.
, 1842-07-02

Paynesville NJ, June 18th, 1912.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-27

Al Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld, sciih-
 in and for the district 4f Litchfeld, On the 25th
 day of January, 1S42:
 Present, Ralph c. Camp, Esq. Judge. TIPON the petition of Uri Taylor, of Tor u ringioD, in said district, showing to this Court that he is the guardian of Sanford Bar Der, Sherman B. Barber. and Orvil Barber. of said Torrington. minors; that said minors own in common certain real estate situated in the town of Harwinion. in the county of Liichfield, viz: about four acres of land, bounded north on Elizur Barber's land. east on highway. south on Elizur Barber's land, and west on David TaylOr's land. valued at about one hundred dollars; praying this court, for reasons in said petition set forth: to pass an order authorizing and empowering said petitioner to sell and convey the inter esis of said minors in said described premises according to the statute in such case made and proyided-as per petition on file. dated January 25ih, 1S42.
 Ordered, that said petition he continued to the 3lSt day of March, l642, then to be heard and determined at the probate office in said LitchIield, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice of the pendency thereof be given by publishing this order in q newspaper prIn. ted in LitchGeld thlee weeks successIvely. "i least six weeks beloFe the snid alsl day 0i March. A true copy 0F Record.
 8 RALPn G. CAMP, Judge.