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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

RICHMOND MhRkETs--ffB8tAef IT., Ioit
ToB.ccoIn spc ticnS increasing aud demand iar hs-
81 \ T. s. 80 %: miidinR, - ~ IL i -
good and s-llin. from 81 ~ |" 3
FLnR-1hrr little doing III TITS article, ini lir "''
n hand very LIGHT, Of The Cdna having bre
ed nv icr safes Bl.in Bank al 81 tai a.
Wug,T-SI Quality la 81 5000 bn-is'
mime was sold fraction above this price.
CoHs-i0 IL cents.
Mr.L-5U ~ cents
O.1.-Wa IS cents from vrss-ls and Depot
P,.s1ru-Lnmp 81 Ell Z 3 i, WHAT; on Basin, L.
LiaE-Sla Icy
s,r-si G2l b. the cargo; in store, 81 Ioa ~
lnos-'rrrdrgar So; ;wedrs, 10 s,i Country, 10 a.
Snl.-1i y cents.
Errryn-au I'i-vrry dun and llrny. .
s-c.E-N,w Orleans s. - =; Porto R'co 80 80, ~
Crn,x. ! 50a9
CorrEr-Iaguin aud Rio, s. 50 as.
Trs--G0 n lp1 cents
MoL,..r,-N.w Orleans and Porto Rico, ~ 4 30 ets
B,cos-lamnre 81 a 8 city cured, . 4 !! %.
i;yyr. 81 90 a sO.--MuIroN, 81 50 4 4 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

MONTGOMERY SENATORIAL DISTRICT 1t viii be seen,
by reference to another column, that the Democrats of
Monroe coaiy have held meeting and appointed dele
rates To Convention which they propose should be held
1t Giles Court House, on the fourth Monday in this
month chat being the most central place. for the pur
pose of nominating candidate 10 represent the Mont
gomery District in The Senate of Virginia. II is hoped
that ali the counties composing the District will appoint
delegates to represent them in that Convention because
il is important that the Democrats should meet and bring
out their strongest man. as il is generally understood
that Allen T. Caperton, Esq, will be the Wing candi
date We have large majority in the District: and i
the democrats will only do their duty, can beat an,
Wing easily Fiacasile Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

"Thc W York Tribune" is sure that Mr.. Goggn
will get Mr. Gilmers vacant slippers and that in place
Of Mr. Wise, 'another Wing comes in TO a dead GER
tainty" Are you sure fit, Mr. Horace Greedy We
no are nearer the of action surely are not So
We are advised better by gentlemen, who better &C
quancd with the two Congressional Districts than el.
,her of u.s. But what say the people themselves viii
the Democracy of Albcmarle permit the Wings 10 take
possession of the tomb Of jefferson Will they suffer
foreign Wing voters Qor every man Of them will be
stimulated 10 pour in their yoes) to beat down the De-
mocrats Of the District?
We are not yet informed, who will be the Republican
candidate in the District of Mr. Wise. The finger Of
gentlemen in and out of the District IS already pointing
10 Thomas H. Bayly; AMI if he be the man. where Is the
Wing in the whole district to cope with him IN talents
and qualifications The Wings seem TO be somewhat
distracted about their own candidate. The Petersburg
InteIligcncer talks oc Mr.. Gusts Of Accomack, Mr.
Saunders Of Will msburg, OF Mr.. Hill Carter and
trusts that The last gentleman may be selected-who ran
against Mr. Wise las, spring. Where is DR. VERIFY Mr..
Bio WIDEN, &C., &C. We do not say, with Mr.. kennedy
Of Indiana, that Mr. Bayy can not only beat one pu'
two or trcc Of them bat we trust. he does TAKE inc
field, he will beat not only two, but onc-a'i he the
most prominent. Of the Wings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

u5,"A Citizen of the Aibrznari- Congressional
District, will appear in our next He recommends
that Convention be called 10 nominate Republican
candidate, 10 succeed MIR G,lmer and urges strong
reasons Inv the election should not off until the
general election N April.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

lican part,-we ask Mr.. Calhoun himself-not whe.
Their he will support Mr.. Clay and his supporters-but
neither he will not strain every snew and al once, 10
out down party and their champion, who would pros
ale every sound rule in the int expectation OF the Con-
i;u ion and every sacred principle OF the Republican
State Xxi dis Acoi Come io''' men, one ana a'i-ad
strike down this lydra-hcadcd monster.
The Richmond Wing pleased to make the offer, that
he will pubsh the Loco foco Address, the Enquirer
would nubll,h that Of tie Wings Why, We will make
better offer, even than the Wing makes. If he will
publish the famous Address Of 1910, we will publish
That and his also We wish to possess both of them
and TO publish botn OF lhcm, whether ne pup
I,cs our Address or not. We wish TO show up the SER
pen, with lis old ska ou--and after it has sloughed i,
of for new one
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and called for .cllers, who reported 50 in the a'rna

and called for ,ecrs who reported '3 IN Inc a''''"A
tive and 81 in the negative.
So the House refused 10 adjourn.
Mir BARRlNGER then Pto,eeasd III i've 80 =,
,ha Cnv,,nrent th., iaw Of Congress had os..
rev.rsad aad h. hoped the crisis woh'u ne's ia
,.r e,c., 10 reverse the decision, Got who" -, ~
had pressht mrn,) that ~'li t'ke place ''"s oo,
then nassed Oh Ia his argument III 'aVo, - S,,s.
.,,u,,on,lny nr The law wheel, h COMMENDED 'he
saa obav TO preserve their right to rrPIese"
tatInn. , a. as, but on yt
NJ, SAMPLE, who moved Mat the House aoJ'u I'D
and called Tor t-llers, w'ri, we,t ',u ara,,,s
- IN The aih NATIVE, AMI u" III '''e "'
S,the Home fused 10 ADJOURN ), o,o ~.
n, oRONGOOLE sad, IL gentlemen were aux
;,u. Ia have full house 10 hear spec u, III
yer before done he would move ,a' ;,ha,aw the
tina, they might have an aud'e"oe' oD'
motion, md 49,, aa,.ssod Tho House
'.' - 49, second section of the aPportlonmen
No., and denied the power OF ihIs iiouse 10 oe''''
law unconstitutional. $3.50, a., a,or I'm, rave way
for \ motion In odlhnfn 49,. "a ,.,.. which
were ordered. ll nd .ha G,llowiup il
th,. ,eselt-yeas 80, nays ~. /, .o., r
G. ,bo House adjourned al ; 0 clock, /. Nj a'e'
session OF righ, houfs.
cnscrr<s- Tarsdays Proceed'neS
l., Tho SvyArr to-day, the bill I" restore 10 ''e"''
~ '''s ,l c. ,,oou,rd OH HIM oil New Orleans was
,.,nd The anrudmsn, proposed by the Jud'c'a
Cnm,;,,cc providing that nothing IN the bull sh'uiu
a,,ned f. express or imI ly censure on the cha'
conduc, OF Judge Hall, by whom the fine was
I .,s yoed down alter few remarks ny VT
w.r,en in ayor OF th' Amendment ana by H'' ~,
rosIer. Alien, aud Walker, IN "Ppns'hoh !, u vs.
AM, made some remarks iourl'ng 'he resolutions u
Co., ;,s,,uc,ipu him IL vote ia: the bill lie u'-
Ia ~. r,ch, ii the Legislature 10 instruct mn" Q"
s,ia,. and declar.d his intention to vote against
,Lo I'M lie voted for the pfov'so oil Inc Jna,c'a'y
Comm,ee. which was rejected by vote oil ~ . 80
a. XII, u ne Then postponed TIL 10 morrow, To ehaor
a. to,,bri5re To drfne his position towards II, ana
- ,I reasons which Will influence his vote asainsl
r,o mn rhanprg the time ot holding The Cfcni'
,,,s of ~, lint d Sla!es AT Wheeln. aud Ciarks
h n, The Western District OF F,rgnln, sud the CIR
cn,, c,urt for the strict OF Arkansas, was passed
rh hill providing for the insane hospital IN the Ds-
,,,rt IF columbia also passed Mr.. Huntington occu-
nd the remainder of the day in finishing his remarks
in defence Of the present protective Iar'tt SYSTEM
IN. subject was then lald the table, at the instance
ot NJ, Bsfren, with the understanding that smch
deposition Of 1t would mol preclude further discussion
npon II hereafter.
The DISCUSSION the report of Inc COMMITTEE OF
Elections was continued in The IousE. Messrs tiafai
son. Bowlin Slles and Dfomgooe Supported The re-
port and NJ ssrs Schcnek, Barrngci aud Barnard OPP
posed IT, The House adjourned at : clock 1f'os.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

IND OF CONFERENCE.-THE Of Religious
IL in friendly correspondence Religious Society
Of Protesans and Catholic Divine, BY Right Rev. John
J. " RANDOLPH & co
Feb /. 9l-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17
CHARLES WORTUAM,

LOTTERY FE.TDEK, RfCHHoND, "a.
al ready supply all orders for Tickets IN any Lot
terry advertised by The Managers, Netsfs D. Gregory
Co. by the package or tor single ticket
See llr Splendid he drawn soon al Alexandria:
Feb:y. lth.-s25 400, 800, &c-Tickets $40
" 2ih.-S3O O0a, 10 Oua, &c.-Tektis $40
March 2nd.-s50,bOn ~ no0, &c.-Tckets So
gh-S3O 900, $4,000, &c.-l1ckes $40
A. All orders confidential, and attended To with dispatch
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery No C, February 10Th:
81 - lG 20 so III 81 Is -.
a5 Nos - c. rIz, Of $500 in the above sold NJ this
office. 90
II Gilt
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Marriages.

-THTTIUTCS. -
Married ON Thursday last al the residence Of William J. lay
or in his city by Rev. Geo Woodbridge, MrJAME' NJ LAY
Ion of Hanover, Miss ls,Brii. JAcus-
Married Al the and place by the same, J"HS foiS
prYrrR it,, of Louisa 10 Miss ADELAIDE J,eoss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUED Construction Construed
u and Constitutions vindicard by John Iayior author o Tile
Enuuv and Ara-r. valuable bnok Tor sale by
h'' j. W. RANDOLPH x co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

.,IRCINI. CONVENTION 1899 IA. IS. RANDOLPH K
co have for sale Pfoce-dnes aud Debates the virginia
STATE Convention ls9 81; which are snbJoihed the ne"
''.-'''' " '"e 49, " Cliff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

IEFFERsoN,s MANUAL OF PARLIAMENTARY PRAC-
y TlCE, uceived Tor SALE by .,o,,,, ,1
~, Cliff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17

IiOYT Il CO.'S OFFICE.
PRIZE Of 81 alU drawn Nos. - Gi IN AtNanarii Tx
4 IL. 81 another 500 draw" 10 Nos - % - IN Lees
burg Z, from HOYr & co. once ,his week
Tor $40. Who shall il be: >,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-17
STR4TTON'.S OFFiC E,
on lITH STREET.

For Prizes call at STATIONS Lucky Office
To be drawn a, AIrsanlria March 2 ls44 ALEXANDRIA
LOTTERY, Class 4.
Captais Uon O0 O0 10 0o0 600 900, 1880 0n0
BOT i,750 p IS prizes of O - Of J0G, & Of 400 J0 o .Uo
$50 Of 100. ~ nos. IL drawn.
Whole Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the package, certificates Of packages and single
above and Lottery advertised by c. Gre
CORY & Co. for sale nj STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
~ Ticket Nos. Is u 70 entitled 10 The Capital prize OF
Sl2,0no sold and paid by STRATUM.
by STKh IoN-
Ticket Nos Is So prize Of 81 3OO and Ticket Nos 81 ~
60 prize Of 100 both sold and paid by SfRATToN-he
sides loo other good three number prizes maxim. l0 three num-
her f!zcs sold and paid by rRAfoN om 18th May 10 Isl oil
January.
Also twenty large three number prizes sold the s of
January. 1874, AT sTRaTIoN w;
Feb II 9l-t2M
UoK AT THIS To Payers of the Upper Commis
IL soners Dsrrc of Henrco:fon VIII please make off the
Your the prescn, from the s February The
following are the subjects OF taxation:
Free males above 10 years CID,
Slaves above IL years old;
Slaves between IL and G years old,
Horses. mares, mules aud coils,
Gold Watches;
Silver, Lever lEpiGr Wiiclrr-.
Common Silver q: o;lIer Met,ilc Wat,h--
Mtialic Click,
Wooden Clocks;
Pianos and their value
Gold and silver Plate, ana lis value;
Income Of PLY Sicians over $500,
Incom. III Attorneys S;JD,
O State bonds;
Yearly income over Sfh
Amount of interest on bonds and money llansj, &c;
Fees III office;
Carriages or > wheel.
j. D. KEEsEE, Commissioner Revenue,
Upper District, lIenco county.
Feb /, 9i-ll!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-01
Petition to sell Land.

6t Of cn n%%oN A hsa p s w c1o',
within and for said district of Chenden, on the 1871
day OF February, 1874, come, Henan G. iIlc,, admin
iS'ralor OF the estate of Andrew Chalfeld, late of
funllnglon IN SAID district, deceased and tiles in N ii
court ms petition, IN writing, setting forth that the
person estate OF the said deceased as inventorietl
amounts 10 Sl3S63 OF which ST. 95 has heen a.sin
ei by sad court to the widow OF the said decea ed
that the claims allowed against laid estate bv the
comm sloner> amount to s2l0l3, and lha, the ey-
Penses ct administration not less than Sky dol
lars nat the SAID deceased died seized Of two. one
hundred acre lots of land >aid Huntington IrIng
the farm on which he lived previous TO and at the
time Il his death, and also Of eqnal Undivided half
of another hundred acre lot of land in sand Hunting
ton, bounded south by Heman Glet,'> laod ea>l by
Swift land, and wet by Alien Conger's land, which
sad lands OF the said de easel were ed by the
sad deceased IN ms lifetime, To james AM Ter 10 S.
cure he payment OF note Tor the sum OF three hun
dred and lhny i've dollars and interest, dated Nov
II, lSl2, which note not pre- entel nor al owe
IY the commissioners ON said estate; that sand land,
are also 81 leG 10 the WIDOWS right Of dover there
IN, and that II viii lie necessary 10 sell all the niere>
OF sand estate IN ,aId land, including the rever ion o
dover therein, for the payment of The debt. above.
against AN estate and The expenses administration
and praying sad court to license the SAID admini>ira
ior sel an The interest Of estate in said lands
lnrunn3 therever>lun of dover therein, agreeally to
Tue 2lauue IN such case made and provided.
NHEREuPoN the court atorc.aid DOH aopoinI III,
MIRA MONDAY OF March, lSli, tor hearing and deer
ding On sand petition, al the Eagle Hall IN said Will
oH' ana "o order That all persons interested he no
ined ihereol hy publication Of tn order, conrann.
the substance OF sald petition, three weeks success
siytly IN The Burlington Free Press, a newspane
printed IN Burlington IN said district, the last of vhir
p. Iraion, to lie previous to said third Monday q
March, 1874
Given on'er my hand on the day and year fir,
80 w3 VIM. WESTON. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-01
. NVVI > z , NNTNffT, RtglSl
FARM At AUCTION.

rTHE Undersigned, adm inistratrix Of the estate Of
l. BENJAMIN II. SIl, late OF Charlotte, in the
comfy Of Chiienden a,ei, will sell at public
auclion on the % day o February instant, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. under a license from the
prof. ate court tor the district Of Chenden (uncs>
previously >Yll at private salc) farm situated in
said Charlotte, containing hundred and three
acre, subject 10 the widows right Of dover therein
and to CERTAIN mortgages; beng the farm ON which
the SAID Benjamin II. lived previous to and at the
time Of his death. The land is of excellent quality
AMI in a good state OF cultivation, and the buildings,
(hou>c aud harn) convenient and in good repair.
The whole farm viii be sold together or in seperate
parcels, a. may lie found most eaeicla
Sale to take pla the premises.
SALLY II. SKIfF, Administratrir.
February Is, lS4i. -37w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-01
BRIGHTON MARK T..-AIonday Feb. 10

AtMarko,, 500 Beef Cattle, 900 Sheep, and 40 Beef
Cattle unsold
PnteEs.-Beqf CdtHc-Thc prices obtained last
week for like quality were hardly sustained. We
quote few extra ut 81 IS Il IS; First quality $4 25 q
81 so; second quality 81 q 81 %; third quality SO
80 "a 81.
Slecp-From 81 sc toS2. Weathors from 50 IS to
81.
!Si-ine-None at market.
n. Il. Wenotcod eight premium Cattle, which ar
rived in the from Connecticut after The close Of
the market.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-01
E.IRM FOR SIZE.



STATE OF VERMONT, A + a session of the
District of Ch,enden. IS. IA Probate Court held
at Burlington within and for said district Of Chten-
den, the 20,h day of February, A. d. 1874, comos
Amanda Norton, who is guardian OF Roxanna Aman-
da Norton, Nathaniel G.. Norton, and Sarah Amra
ron, all of II neshurgh in said district, minor chill
dren OF John Norton, late Of said Hncsburgh, decens
ed in,estate and files in said Court her rcttioa in
writing setting forth that her SAID wards are seized
in their own right in fee tenants in common OF ii
ylhree acres Of land in Starkshoro' IN the County OF
Addison, being the same land heretofore decided bv
Harry KIM all to the said John Norton; that said
land is unproductlve and that it would be for the hest
interest of said wards have said land sold and have
the proceeds such sale invested in other and more
productive real estate put at interest, and pray
ing said court to license her. the said guardian sell
said land agreealy 10 the statute in such made
and provided.
WliEREuPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
second Wednesday OF March, 1914, for hearing and
deciding on said petition at the Off, of the Register
of said court in said Burlington, AMI doth order thai
all persons interested be notified thereof by pubica
ton OF this order, containing the substance of sal.
petition, three weeks successfully in the Burlington
| Free Press, newspaper printed in SAID Burlington
the last of which publications. to be previous 10 ih,
said second Wednesday Of March, 1874.
Given under my hand at said Burlington thls 20ll
day OF February, 1914.
39w3 VIM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-01
ID i q al =.

In Jerico, on the ED inst, Henry FIELD, aged 81
years.
In Waterbury, the 18th inst, ELIZABETH wife Of
Russell BurLEp, aged 30 years. daughter of the late
Consider Severance Of this town.
In New Haven VT, of consumption, on the Eth
inst, Mss ELEANoRA NJ. GRIrrrS, daughter of Thorn
and Electa Griffin, in the 10Th year of her age
Though called away so early and suddenly from life
her friends find consolation in the hope that she wa:
prepared by the grace of God, for an exchange o
worlds
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-01
EbencZpr IyOn's Estate.

N7E the subscribers having lecn appointed by
w the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Chttcnden commissioners to receive, examine aud
adjust TIE claims Of all pcr>o against the estate OF
EBENEZtR LYON, late Of Colchester in said dis
rrict, deceased, represented msoivcn, and al,o all
claims and demands exhibited IN Offset thereto; and
six months from the date hereof being allowed by
said court for that purpose, do therefore hereby
give notice that will attend TO the business OF
our appointment, al the Westinghouse of Lucy Ly-
on, in Colchester in said district, the first Mondays
Of May and July next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each
OF said days.
Dated this 1i'h day Of February, A. D. 1874.
N NJ " y W V1tcHKKWN Commissioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-01
anSSes'"'>>Ssxts5z1I72Gss


Just as we are going TO press, a fire has
broken out in Mrs. Conklin's house, near the
Methodist church, Occupied in part by Mr.
Cornwall,) and the barn, wood-house and
kitchen are destroyed. The front part, and
the adjoining house, owned by Mr.. Whitney,
were saved without material injury from the
fire ; but both seriously damaged, by an un-
pardonable destruction of furniture, doors,
windows, &c. There is some radical de-
feet in our organization, in this respect, and
we pray the wardens to look to it. We
should consider good clean burn blessing,
compared with such desolation. Again,
where are our fire hooks, and ladders -
| With one good fire hook the destruction might
have been arrested in five minutes, with
barely the loss of the barn-and wood house,
at most. But nothing of the kind was to be
had. Long exemption from calamity has
made us negligent; but we seem to be in a
fair way of being brought to our Senses
And, quere-had we better wait for another
admontion All credit is due to the Boxer
and Volunteer engine companies, for thei
prompt and eflicen. services--but for which
both the buildings named, and, in all proba
bli,y, the new Congregational Church, woul'
have fallen a sacrifice. On this occasion
too, we have had practical demonstration o
the importance of our suction engine, ant
its long hose, and quite as clear demon
stration of the necessity Of three or five hun
dred feet more.
The fire is supposed to have been com
municaled from the chimney of the Vestr,
to the hay loft, which was open. Mrs. Conk
lin we are happy to learn, has an insurance
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-01

STATE OF VERMONT, TTHE Hon the Pre-
District Of Grand Isle $. L bate Court for the
District Of Grand l>le To The creditors ard all other,
concerned in the estate Of JOHN TRUMAN, late Of
Albrreh, in SAID District, deceased,
WHEREAS, Daniel Wat, administrator Of The estate
has made application TO This to extend the time
limited fer the payment Of the debts Of said decca >ed
twelve months from the 81 day Of March, A. ID. Is a,
and the l6 h day Of March being assigned for hear
ing IN the premises at the Office Of the Register Of
this court. And having been ordered that notice
thereofe given ~ publishing this decree IN the Free
Press, newspaper princ, at Hnr ineon. three weeks
>urce.slv-ly before the sai 6 day of March.
TnEnEroRE, Iou are hereby notified TO appear al
the time and place aore> aid, and shew cause, if anv
you have, why an extension should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at North Hero, IN ,ad Dis
trci, this 18th day of February, A. y. 1914.
+3Sw3 AtGt STUS KNIGHT, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-01
STOLEN-

ERON lie ,uNSrri er, a ont The 18th October last
L SMALL BOAT with >al and oars. The Boat
ha> Green lotom the cars marked with
bran -. To Ia" also, one broad axe, che carlvn
lerS a'Z, two hammers, two planes, ore saw, one
shave. uue new rherke a wooden e / lante' an one
pair ioo>. The person who stole the above proper
" Is an fn@Ilsh.nan or German, ahout feet inches
in hciah'. Any one giving information where the
property may be found and the man secured to lie
uro 1Eht Justice shall he Iii orally rewarded.
GraudI,lc Dee. 90 IA. 80 JAMES TOBIAS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-01
VIM. WESTON, Register
luther Carpenters Estatc.-Pctition to sci
land.

S S Of 3F ch TfRH"N pras sss' Cont he lS
Il, Burl ngtun within and for he dis'rct Of thlten-
den ON the % day Of Fehr airy, \. d., 1914, comes
john F. rmln admin 's'ra'or OF he e>iae OF Luther
Catpcncr late Huntington, in ,ail district, dccea>-
e. infcs'ale and files in SAID court his petition, IN
wrlin, ,e'nI for that the invent ury of the pcreo-
nal c,iae of The ,ah ine>tae amounts to S262O =
that The claims AGAINST SAID estate allowed ly the
cumuli- AGAINST salCS a'c amOH nj To- S2l ~
that he cX Hcnsrs # admins erng said estate not
les than ,eyen V-iVe dollar, that a portion of tho
er.onal estate lpvcn'ore has lccn consumed in III
support Of the family Of aid mtc,ta'c that the per>o
nal ciac # the "A ME a'eI> insufficient pay the
deh. all wei against 'ad a'e and the expenses Of
administration. and lhati will be ne e,sary 10 sell Il
par of the real Ella OF The said ne-ae for the pay
ment of - much OF the debts aud expenses of admin
l-trauon the taid personal estate is insufficient to
pay; thai the said nlc>atc died scZei Of farm in
>ad Huntington, on which he resided previously 10
and at the time of his death, which is subject 10
mortgage to secure the payment OF a for hfiy
dollars and interest gwen the town OF Huntington,
and Is also >ubec to the widows right of dover, and
praying said court TO license I'D administrator sell
much Of SAID real estate be necessary TO paw
the debts against said estate and the expenses OF ad-
min>lrali,n aereeably TO the statute in such case
made and provided.
WHEREuroN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
third Monday Of March, 1914 for hearing aud deciding
on said petition, at the Eagle Hall, IN Wil>ton in
sand DISTRICT anddoth order that all persons nleres ed
lie notified thereof ly publication OF h, order, con-
ce>slvcly in the Burlington Free Press, n newspaper
printed in said Burlington, the last OF which p1bica
tons 10 he previous TO SAID third Monday Of Marcn,
1874.
Given under my hand this 22l day Of February,
1914. S9w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.