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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

MASSACHUSETTS AND VERMONT ROAD
We learn through the Boston Post, that the
Investigating committee have reported to put
the whole force of The Company upon that
part ofthe road connecting the Fiichburg
road with the Cheshire, al Ashburnham, and
that il IS ez pedient TO attempt. under present
circumstances, to extend beyond Athol, be-
lisvinG that, building to this point will event
nalIy insure the completion hereafter TO the
Connecticut Sentinel.
NORTHERN RoAD.-At the late annual
list wears board was reelected, with little II
auy variation. The work is progressing
well.
CENTRAL ROAD notice for the annual
meeting OF the stockholders will be found in
TO days paper. There is a very strong
force of men now at work.
O-GpEysruRGH RoAD.-A large delegation
from Bosi~n passed through town Yesterday
Ia attend the meeting 10 organize the North
crn ~. w Railroad Company at Ogdens-
bureh. 4 company has bean organized in
Eo.tsn. for thc purchase VI lauGs in Ogdens-
bqrga. an | purchases 10 4 large extent have
already been made.
VERMONT AND Mass ACHUsETTs {BRAT-
TLEnoRo0 RoAD.-At the annual meeting ii
was determined to apply the present funds oI
tho COMPANY 10 the completion OF the road to
Athol-ihns co completing the link which con
meet, the Fiichburgh road with the Cheshire
aml Central.
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BONNETS

The laGies will find an excellent assert
ment of Bopnets,-Florence, of beautiful
texture and finish, at the top OF the fash
Non, and at the heigth of taste ; RUTLAND
and plain Straw: t"gether with ribbons
posies, gewgaws and artifciaIs, in a per
feet avalanche at
u. BECKWITH'S.
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A true copy ofRecord.
Attest, Us. BUSHNELL, Register. 5.
STATE OF VERMONT,
District Of Addison So.

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison SO. 81.
Be il remembered that, at a Probate Court
held at Middlehury, in and for the District of
Addison, on the 3Oth day Of May, A. d.
1916.
Lauren Drake, administrator Of the estate Of
EBENEZER SCOTT,
late of Weybridge in said District deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ancei 1t is therefore ordered, that said account
be amine and considered for allowance by
this Court, at session thereof to be held at the
office Of the Register Of this Court i'll said
Middlebury, on Thursday the 18th day of June
next, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, and that
notice thereof be given TO all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their objections,
if any they may hage, 20 the allowance of said
account, by publishing a certified copy of this
order in the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper rim
ted at said Middlebury-thIee weeks successive
ly previous 10 the time of said Court.
j. S. Bushnell, Register,
a truo copy ofrecord,
Attest, j. S. Bushnell, Register. 5.
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STATE OF VERMONT. ,

-
Be it remembered that, at a PROBATE Court
held at Middlebury in and for the District of Adj
Olson, on the 30th day of May A. d. 1876,
Elijah Foot administrator. ofihe estate of
Russell FOOTE,
late of Cornwall in said District deceased, pre-
sents his administration account for allowance
Iii theseupon ordered, that said account be ex-
amined and considered for allowance by this
Court, alta session thereofto be held al the Office
Of the Register ofthis Court in said Middlebury,
on Thursday the 18th day of June A. D.. 1876, at
one o'clocEfn the afternoon and that said Ad-
ministrator give notice thereof to all perSohs in
ler-sted, that they may appear andmake their OBJ.
%jections If any they may have, TO the allowa1eo
ofsaid account, by publishing a certified COPY
ofthis order in the Northern Galaxy-a newspa-
per printed at said Siddiehury, three weeks sue
c~essively previous to the time of said Court.
j.. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy ofRecord.
Attest, is. BUSHNELL, Register. 5.
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THE RAIL ROAD.

Mr.. Gilbert. together with Gen. Brown.
NIr. Cla Hn and Others have been engaged
some days in prosecuting the location OF the
road in this immediate vicinity. They are
now proceeding on toward Burlington.
Mr.. Gilbert considers the portion of the
route between this place and Middlebury
the heaviest section OF the road, yet regards
It rs nawiss difficult V%ermonIer.
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TenementS.

The Subscriber has several Tenements
handsomely prepared, and each calculated TO
accommodate a small family, to rent on reas-
enable terms.
JONATHAN A. ALLEN,
Middlebury, June 1st, 1876. 5:3w
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VERMONT WING
STATE CONVENTION

Tho Wings of Vermont are requested &c
assemble in their respective towns, and
choose three or more delegates TO attend the
State Convention, be to be holden at Wood
stock, on the 25th of June, to nominate
Ticket for State Officers. Prompt and eff
cient action is requested as questions OF i'm
portance will be before the Convention.
HARRY Bradley
ANDREW TRACY,
GEO. Il. HODGES, State
PORLUS BAXTER, : Commit
E. P. WALTON, Jr, tee.
SAML. ADAMS,
A. l., MINER,
May, 9Th, lS46.
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A splendid assortmertof Dress Goods, coDsis-
ting in part of Mandsrins, Mouslin DeLaines,
Balconies, Bingham Muslns, MuclinS, Prints,
&c. at BIRGE'S.
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NOTICE..
NEW AND ELEGANT
GOODS.

CPRINU UUUUO.
The subscriber is now IaSSEirg a general as,
ortmen of rich and Gashi&6Dle goods, adapted
to the sea son.
DRESS GOODS in great variety;-Plints,
MuSlins g. Lawns, EaTlstOne
and French Ginghams, M
de Lains, BalzorineS, Geor-
gia Silks, Graduated Roles
of Bingham Muslin, Organ
dies, &c.
SHAWLS & SCARFS-Plain g. satin-strip'd
all wool Berege, Plain and
embroidered NJ. de Lame,
Stradilla g. other varieties,
GLOYES-BaiouS Black, white & color'd Kid
Black & color'd Silk, Linen,
Isle Thread g. Cotton dc,
for Ladies g. Gent.-a splen-
did assortment.
pITRSE TWIST, Steel Beads g. Trimmings
RIBBONS. Laces & Hosiery, Zephyr Wors-
teds, 0rab Moreen.
PARASOLS. Parasollettes & Sun Shades.
CLOTHS-French g. Belgian Cloths, and Doe
skins, Black &Eancy CASH
mers, Tweeds & Cashma-
ret.s.
VESTINGS-White and colord MarsailleSi
Fancy Silk, Cashmere, wors-
ted, Black Silk & Satin YES
tings.
I.INENS-Medium and fine undressed do, FOL
famiIys use, Diapers, Crash
French Linen&c-, &c.
DOMESTICS-Medium to heavy bleach'd 6
unbleach'd Sheetings &
Shirtings, TicKings, Wick
ings, Batting, Wadding
checks, Yarn &c.
GROCERIES-A general assortment Of PRIME
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
ALSO,
CHINA, EARTHEN & GLASS WARE
large supply.
It is my determination to sustain the old motto
of
"CHEAP CASH STORE"
E. VALLETTE.
May Alb, 1876.
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Cloths & Trimmings.

DROADCLOTHS, Cassimeres, Dap de Etc,
ID and a good variety Of summer cloths, to be
found at blH0h0'
April 7, 1876,
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Groceries, Crockery and
Hardware,

And indeed, 4 very full assortment of almost
every article kept in a country store.
Having purchased our goods unusually late in
the season, and of course at lower prices than
they could have been bought al an earlier time,
we can confidently assure customers that we
shall not be beat in cheapness of price by any,
body. lfany have entertained the least suspi-
cion that we have hitherto sold goods at higher
rates than our ncighbors, letfhem call and exam
inc. We earnestly invite a comparison, Wheth-
er our friends purchase or not, we shall take great
pleasure in submitting our goods to their inSpec-
lion.
TTMost kinds of produce will be received in
payment, and at fhe faireSt prices. Ample time
given &c.
Middlebury, May 18th, 1916. 8
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Call Ladies.
Oil Painted Window Curtains.

A large assortment Of Oil Painted.window
curtains Just received and for sale lower
than ever offered in this section. for sale by
w. S. JOHNSON.
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Died.

At Cayuga. New York, May 9th, Lucin'
Footc, aged 46.
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DEPOT OF LIGHT.

E. VALLETTE,
HAS now on hand a good supply ofmaterials
for dispensing light,
Pure Sperm Oil.
Mould Candles,
Adamdnt Pearl Lights
A new and beautiful article, giving more light
than Sperm Candles, and at a less cost.
Portes's Patent Burning Fluid.
A BOSTON invention which is fast taking the lead
of every other article now used for light.7it be-
ing entirely free from grease, does not inlure
clothing or furniture-is without smoke, and
does not burn the wick-cnnsequently is easily
keptin order. BAlso on hand, an assortment
of Lamps for burning the above. Any style OF
Lamps desired can be supplied at short notlce.
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Nj d,

At Orwell, May 9Th, by the Rev. r. S.
Cushman, Mr.. Isaac Fisher to Miss Lucy
Cutter. all of Orwell.
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CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Yestings and Trim
y mings of superior quality, and very cheapat
ADAMS & FULLER'S.
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Groceries

A good assortment of Groceries, consisting of
Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Ginger, Spices,
&c. &c. are ready for examination as to quality
and prices at ADAMS e. FULLER'S.
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WAY UP
ON THE HILL.

GENTLEMEN can be supplied with ready
made CLOTHING of every description; also on
hand a nice assortment ofSUMMER GOODS which
will be sold very low; also a very large assort-
ment of HATS and CAPS, anc are offered for
snle very low by w. S.JOHNSON.
MAY 25, 1876.
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GOATS, Vests and pants made TO order on
" Short notice please call and examlne mater'-
ais and workmanship. ADAMS& FULLER.
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Settle.

More than n year since The demands due to Brown
& Sheldon were assigned TO me, and many Of them
being yet unsettled, Earnestly request all persons
concerned to settle the same, by note or by cash,
Immediately. HARMON A. ShELDoN.
May 25, 1876.
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TNGLISH and American Blister Cast Spring
u and German Steel, Mill Saws, Crow Bars,
Braziers Rods, Russia nail reds, Wrought, cut
and horse nails No. I, 8, 9, may be found at
ADAMS & FULLER'S
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FCROCKERY.

In his Crockery Room on the ID floor may be
found a more complete and extensive assortment
of. crockery than ever offered in this vicinity.
Purchasers who would save money are reques-
ted 10 examine his room before purchasing.
G. d. NASH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

1T a Court Of Probate hoilen at Wateri0sa
scithiN and far tie District @ Watertosa n,
0m the 4hh day Of February, fsa6.
Present, Hoibvook Curtis, Esq. Judge.
TT pom the petition Of Sherman p. Wood.
~ ward Of Litcli6eld, in -Litchfie!d County,
showing to this court that he is Guardian Of
Emiiy Warner Of Watertown in said Probate
District. minor, and that said minor ownsthe
following described real estate in'the enst part
OF said Watertown, viz: Oneupiecc Of land con.
tanning fifty. lone acres more 90 less, bounded
north on the land of Eliel Warmer, east on turns
pike road, south on Randall Warner, Orrir
Tolles and Bidwell's lands, and west on Randall
Warner and Eliel Warner's lands. Also one
piece Of land west Of the foregoing. containing
four acres and two roods, distributed to her
from Stephen Warmers estate. Likewise the
undivided one half Of the ramainder in that
part Of the estate Of Stephen Warner deceased,
set to his widow asdower. All which 10 valu.
ed at twelve hundred dollars. and showing just
and reasonable cause for selling said real estate,
and praying for an order to sell the sane az
per petition on file dated the 9Th day Of Eebru.
airy 1916 more fully appears.
Ordered, Tint said application be heard at
the Probate Office in Watertown on the 2sth
day Of April next at o'clock in the forenoon,
and that notice thereof be published in pubic
newspaper printed in Litchfeld three weeks
successfully at least six weeks before the time
Of said hearing. '.I
Certified from Record, ,.
80 HOLBROOK CURTIS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
Wholesale and JObbiRg Boot
and Shoe store.

Wholesale and JObbiDg Boot
and Shoe store.
NO. 90 STATE STREET HARTFORD.
The subscribers offer to country mer.
chants and oihrrsa large and ch"ice as.
sortnnent of MEMS, WOMEN'S AND
CHlLDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES ct
almost every imaginable variety, which
they will sell by thty Case or D,,zen at
the lowest manufacturers prices. They
also kt",p constantly ON hand a .good sup
ply Of BELT and PICKER LEATHER,
LACE LEATHER, ROLLER SKINS
and 0iher articles in the their line usrd
by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. her with u gen.
er'rl assortment at SHOE FINDINGS. all
IF which they offer on the most favorable
terms tor. cash or good credit.
The subscribers will only add that a
large proportion, of the Boots and Shoes
which they offer for sale, being manutac-
,ured by themselves in the most subs,an-
tial manner with special reference othe
approaching Spring and Summer trade,
are really worthy of,he particular aren-
tim of purchasers-who are RESPECTFULLY
invited To- Judge for themselves by a per-
sonnI examination 0f our Stock.
4w4O D. TOWNSEND g. CO.
Hartford, Feb, Path 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
LADIES' CLOAK a4sVD
DRESS GOODS:

VIZ. CashHaeres. NJ De LANES, Alpachas,
v Bombazines. Plaid Cloakine. Prints, sc.
the beat assortment In town.
Also,-Just received new supply Of Cloak
and Dress Eimps-Velvet Ribbons Cords and
Tassels-Purse Twist and Rings Steel Beeds.
&c. SC. ..
Aiso--Mufls. Tippets. Fur and Clo,h Caps
Roots and Shoes: Ladies' super Morocco and
Cali do; Patent Rubber do. and Over Shoes.
Beaver Cloth. Broad Cloths, Cassimeres,
Flannels, Tailors' Trimmings, Brown and
bleacked Cotton Sheetings. Tickings. Camhrics.
Wadding, Bats, Wick, Carpet Warp, sc. SC.
Also-Creckery. Hardware, Hunts C S Axes
Teas. Coffee. Molasses. Sugars, and other
Groceries, an assortment, Tor sale CHEAP for
aeady pay.
Os-ALso, the old Indian Doctor, J. S. Spears
most highly valued and purely - Vegetable Me-
diei sfor the cure Of most all human dis.
F proof see his .''Circplar." Enquire
s. N. BRONSON. Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05


vidual independent of every other, and eta
ces all AUTHORITY and civiil distinction
state Of anarchy, worse than. Servitude; and
commonly Felieved BY amilitaty despot. y
In, conclusion, would add, that I, have
reason 70 believe, that the Oregon contro-
versy is definitely settled, BY diplomatic me-
collation.; and that soon the result will be
to the Senate, for their-appro-
Val.g. N5rR5Y as.r-S,.-4 -ey,sft,-s
The Tariff now begins to occupy the pub
lie mind ;sand shortly. the report Will be laid
before the House, and become an all-absorb,
ing interest," ! have, seen the manuscript !;
aud believe that, if the report ever becomes
a law, it will be with essential modifca-
tionss and that she South will yield some
thing, in view of their present good under
with the North, in the late vital
crisis. s3 Yours, truly, c.P. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
Notice.

PY order of the Court Of Probate for the Dis
- trct Of Plymouth, l hereby give motto
ihatI will sell at public auction on Monday the
4th day Of May AID. 1916 at 10 O'Clock A. n
at the house lR:ely occupied by AMI ,Talmas
deceased. unless the same shall I've previcu.Iy
disposed Of at private sale. all the person.,
property together with all the right. title and
interest which Edwin Tamage Of said Pl,m-
outh, an insolvent, assigning debtor, had Of th,s
time Of his assignment. and which was assigned
to me, in and TO the following described reA
estate situated in said Plymouth--saitl right arid
interest being an equity Of redemption in th,
same, viz, One lot Of land situated on pine hill,
containing six acres also lot Of land contain
ing two acres, opposite the homestead of the
late Amzi Talmage also lot Of land north IS
the Episcopal Church. containing thirty acres ::
also . lot Of land with dwelling house thereon
standing, being the late residence of Annzi Ia!
mage. containing two acres; also LOT FLAIR.
near Plymouth Centre; containg eight acre
with barn onthe same !; also o lot Of land viii,
a store thereon, IN Plymouth. Centre; also a IL
OF land north the Episcopal Church, conteir
three acres; also his right in land owned /.
common with 0zias Goodwin also his RICH
to land taken on execution against o A. C..
Todd also the life estate Of said Talmage !;
The lot. hoiise, and other buildings there y
standing. owned in fee BY his wife--all Of t.
above lands being rnortgaged IN different ind,
viduals as named in the original order.
THOMAS MITCHELL, ;: ;;',: 4 {" a: :! !
Plymouth, Feb; Is. 1885,, III.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
FOR SALE.

- VIE House, Store, and
"A MffTAa u ahout Is acres Of choice
ss||S5 Es sS 81: Land adjoining with Barn
- kand out buildings, situated
in the town Of Colcbrooh, lately owned
and improved by Alpha Sage. II is we'll
known M business stand. The build.
ings are OF the best kind. replete with ev.
cry convenience for business, and for the
accommodation Of family, and are in
good repair. The property is offered for
sn;e 1T less than half lis Gust 10 Mr. Sage,
and the terms Of payment made accom-.
modating to the purchaser. There is no
better location for business in the Town.
Applyto z. PRESTON.
Hartford. Jan. 80, 1916. 6wS7
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05
Probate Court. Distr,et Of Wahrioon. FED

Probate Court. District Of Wattriown. Feb!
I rUGry 4th 1916. .@s$
Upon the petition of Sherman. p. Wood
/ ~ ward Of Litchheld in Litchfeld County
shelving to this Court that he is the Guardian Of
Eliel Warner a Miner Of Watertown in sale
District. and that said Minor 10 the owner oi
the following described real Estate situated in
the East part osWatertown. Viz. One piece Of
land containing about Forty Seven Acres more
or lessbounded North on land set to the Widow
Of Steehen Warner and HIGHWAY E asst on Turn
pike Roads South on land distributed to Emily
Warner and extends West to the line Of the
home farm. ,-e az esfffc
one piece containing Seven acres with a
small barn thereon. bounded North On branch
brook East on Turapike and the branch, Snuth
onhghway'an West on branch brook. y,
Also one ssnalhpiece If land conta, ;na, Ore
Rood with the equal half Of Two small barns
thereon bounded South on highway, on all otis
er sides by laud set To his mother as DOVER.
Also one equal half Of piece. of land or
South Mountain containing about Seven acres
Also one equal half of the dwelling hcus
and Wondhouse standing on the first described
piece Of land and one hsie the barn standing
on his said Mothers denver land together with
the equal half of the privileges thereunto be.
longing. e.t,.,..
Also the equal and undivided one half Of the
remainder in the Real Estate set TO the Widow
Of the said Stephen Warner as Dover.
All which said Real Estate is estimated az
the value of Twelve Hundred Dollars, and thar
the same said Real Estate 10 unproductive and
showing just and reasonable cause for selling
the same and praying for an order to that effect
as per petition m file. .r9
Ordered that said application be heard at The
Probate Office in Watertowa on the 2sth DIV
IT April next at o O'Clock in the forenoon, ar,
that notice thereof be published in a pnba
newspaper printed in Litchfeld three weeks
successfully at least six Weeks before the ,in.e
Of said hearing.
Certified from Record ~
HOLBRooK CURTIS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.
THIS Institution will be ra.opened under
L the charge Of the former PRINCIPAL, Miss
J. n. JoNEs. Wednesday, June I'd. 1886.
Past success from familiarity with the high.
est standards OF education in our county con.
sequ.at on being connected as Teacher with
some Of it's most celebrated Institutions. Zone
Of which, founded and its course Of stndy rre.
scrihed by Miss Jones continues. 10 maintain
high reputation.) it il deemed unnecessary to
advertise the course Of instruction proposed. or
the list of distinguished names in her posses.
sion as references. 80 * (.
In the temporary absence Of the Principal,
Circulars containing both can be obtained by
applying to Rev Isaac Jones, who is authoriz.
ed to receive oil applications for admission in
to the school--the number in the boarding de-
partment being limited.
Terms for Board and Tuition in English
lish branches per year. embracing two terms Of
% weeks each, St75.
Tuition in the niordepartment per ar. 49,
-... Junior e. 81 6.
Music 10
Latin. French and Drawing, each S.
No erfrH charges.
LitchGeld, Feb. lS45. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

az CUsn9 If PrUtsfe kOiden ct HAsssp.
sgithia ga6 ~ ne Dtsleies q ShnEon, On
the 9th dagf EebvHsrg, lel6- .-t-s
Present, Ckoshcs r. SedRsBick, EGG. bulge.
ON motion sT jonathan Bates, AdminislFe-
" on the estate at Hiram Johnson. late u
Canaan, in said District, deceased, this Court
doth appoint the FIRST Tuesday Of March lese.
At 10 clock A. NJ. at the House Of John
Ensign in Canaan. in said District. for the Sc
Element Of the accounts Of said AdminislrHst
traitor to give public notice thereof by publis
ing this order in newspaper printed az Litth
Geld in the county az Litchfeid.
Certified from Record,
80 CHAS.. F. SEDGWICK. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-05

IT Coart Of Probate holden nj y1.ls.io
scifhin and for The District Of LiseAfeid, .
tie 10th dGy yr February 1915. 'f
Present. Ralph 4. Can,n. kuf1e
Upon the application of Mary Barnard q,
~ View Haven. Conn, showing that In ca.
the use and imrrovementof the real estate. 6
which her late husband, Samuel Rarnard' =,
0 Litchfield, deceased, died posses. ed. ,io.
prove insufficient to finnish the said Mary Isl
decent and comfortable support, said Cou.
according To the provisions 81 the Last wilr ,
NJ gf$e@Aaed. might ON anuliraiinn of said Al
the sale Of so much OF said real estate as ss
Court shonld deem necessary for the decent al;
comfortable suprott Of said Mary during he
widewhood. that said Mary still remains
widow and unmarried .-ihat all the avsis 81
former sale made under said last will have hct 4,
more than exhausted in her necessary suppsI 81
and that she IL in debt. and that the use and fni
prosement Of the remainder Of said real es,a,,
is insufficient TO furnish her with deremt AZ,
comic, table sbppori.-Prsying said Cturt toe,
uuire into the truth Of said ALLEGATIONS 4,
Gading the same to be@true, to authorize a,
empower the said MARY ar came other me,
person 10 sell and cditey 20 much a, sat.,
mainder OF said real esiate as sad Cent an
eeem NECESSARY fos the pnrpcses afaresaid,
cosdihk TO the provisions If the last viii a
Testament 81 said deceased. 40 per aPplica,i
on Gle dated February lOth lsi6.
Os4eEe9a Tha.s mid applieatinsa be continW
70 the tOlh cayof March iel8, then 70 he heai
81 the PgphalS once IN LltrhGeld, a 20 e'vso,
n thu leFeanaA. sud that notice ,hefy~e BEG
ga h the NsWiaeeaaf said deceased. md al ~
eSa iAlaseslea, By advertising this ~tter h
AAwHpapeF PslAlsd IN sald LltchAeld H.
weeks excessively AsiNps sala 10th day
AiaFch. gaaCesslaed ~
y e. Az AALrhC. CAMP, JuaS,