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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15

cHANCERY-vraoi,IA AT rules held In the
C,Iks oriee OF the Superior Court OF ChanceIy for
Richmond Circuit, the eighth day OF April, 1877
PIN Enders, rioin''"
against
giniam NJ. Harris, and other Defendants.
\. defendant above named not having entered his
aran,e and given security, according TO the act OF
emily and the rules of this Court, and II appearing
satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabiant Of
common wealth, Il Is ordered, that the said defend.
N, mi Monday in June next, and answer the bill OF
phnlIf, and that copy of this order be forthwith
med in some newspaper published In the Guy OF
hponi for Two months successfully, and posted al
ron, door OF the Capitol In the said city.
A Copy. Tesie, - -.
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SlcAL SCHOOL IN ALBEMARLE

tlh1llNids
ne neIt session of my School will begin on the Isl
Monday In August next, and end on the last RI
. d June following, with vacation from the 2oth
Snber TO the 25th Of January.
|ERMS-For Board and Tuition for the ten months,
-or, If pupils are engaged for less than the whole
,n 81 the rate OF $50 month for the time they at
.h,snehe. taught arc tho same as heretofore.
oss wishing 10 nd their sons TO me are requested
Norm me Immediately.
E,.y"spm = FRANKLIN MINOR.
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! la-cwom P..RoPERTa. elk.

Nt,Ns-Id do hereby forwarn all persons whatever
sS adng for two bonds, Of one hundred dollars
nH"'e ated by me to William B. Abbott, as the con
ed 70 ior said bonds have failed, and they never
HIN, been executed, but for tho false and frau
representations ofyhe said Abbott.
Il, ! WILLIAM CREDIBLE.
esolon, June Q, leS7,-cim q
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IMPORTANT TO vOLUNTEERs.-The
subjoned eIter is copied from late New Or
Pension OFFICE. May %. 1874

PENSION OFFICE, May "a, lS47.
Sir: In answer To your letle! Of The I'D May /
have 10 inform you that NO soldier discharged be-
fore The expiration Of his term OF enlistment, on
his own application and :or his special benefit, l.
entitled ~ ianl y, cuff r-.dcr the 9Th section III
The act OF the lllh OF February, 1917.
The Secretary Of War concuIs in opinion with
the undersigned on this point.
Respectfully, your obedient seIv't,
To Gen. R. JONES Adj. Gen u. S. Army.
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/ cHANCERY.-Vi nciriA:-A Court Of APP
k.ss. held al the CAPITOL In the city Of Richmond,

cHANCERY.- VincIsiA: AT a Court Of APP
p.,s, held al the Capitol. In the city Of Richmond,
May 5lh, l847:
bsspn G. Swan, Plainun: Upon writ
against Of sapersedeas
h,rlsk Durkin and others, Justices N {uavment
\, Hastings court of the Town ofPe. M the Cireult
|sut,. who sue at tho instance and S,n,r Conf or
Tor of William Nisbot and john T,w q chan.
len. late merchsnts and partn RS, crry. held for
! AZ under the style and firm Of MIS- the town of
n Butler for tho bcnont Of George pstershure.
HARRISON, Uetenoann
n. writ OF .upersedeas heretofore awarded In this
! not having returned executed on the defend
william Nisbet, and Il appearing 10 the salts.
Of The Court that he % not an inhahltanl OF this
kuons eaIh on motion Of the plaintiff, by bis eoun-
ordered that the said defendant do appear here
i, irs, Monday in October next, to have rehearing
1, Xhole matter in the judgment aforesaid contain
md ,hata copy OF this order DO forthwith Inserted
On. newspaper printed in The city OF Richmond,
tonunued Tor Two months successfully, and also
another copy thereof be posted at the front door OF
| capitol 10 the said city. Copy. Iesle,
sci ew2m J. ALLEN, &C.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINS IKA IOKS NOI TOE.
mr. Undersigned having qualified as administrators
Il The Estate of George G.. Dromgooie, deceased,
al ali persons having claims against said Estate TO
/, ,hrm known; and all persons indebted 10 the
|, arr requested to pay without delay, rs tho Admi-
,iOrs are anxious TO settle the estate as early IS
ME. ADVERTISEMENTS, N. U.
WV RICHARD S. SIMS,
EDWARD DROMGOOLE.
Administrator, of Geo. G. Dromgoole, decd.
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lar SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLANTA-
~ T,0S situated in Lowndes County, Alabama,
n,ss below Montgomery, ten miles from Alabama
|, Containing one thousand FIVE hundred acres, Of
nine hundred arc cleared. The place is well set
| I'a an An \. rrectly healthy. C. F. HAMPTON,
~ r,r Columbia, South Carolina.
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Basye's maj, ITO
10 Scattering, ?.


The above is faithful copy OF The official polls
CITIZEN Of NORTHUMBERLAND.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

COLDS, COUGHS, AND CONSUMPTION
Ip,ights Indian Vegetable Pills are most delight
u medicine for carrying off cold because they cxpe
from the system all morbid and corrupt humors, Uhe
cause oil every kind Of dsease) in SO easy and natural
manner, that the body is relieved ofal its suerngs
asii by magic, -Four or five Of said Indian Vcgeta-
bic Pills, taken every night on going TO bed will in n
short time remove the most obstinate cold-at the
same time the digestive organs will be restored to a
healthy tone. and the blood completely purified
that inflammation OF the lungs. consumption. or any
other form OF disease will BE- absolutely impossible.
BEWARE OF CoUNTrRffIs The public are caution
cd against the many spurious medicines, which in or
der TO deceive called by name, similar to Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills
n. b. Counterfeit Pills have been found in q store
in SECOND STREET below SoUTH, Philadelphia 49,.
Avoid the Drug Stores, and purchase only from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
. LIE ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS HAVE THE SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRIT
TEN WITH PEN on THE Tor LABEL OF EACH BOX. None
other rs genuine, and 10 counterfeit tbs is FORGERY
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, l69
Race Street, Philadelphia 2Ss Greenwich Street
New York and l9o fremont Street Boston, and by
PECK * SPEAR. Burlington, VI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

BY their families as food or sold to jsten, dealers
This is the substance % almost every communication
written from the southern and western countless from
parts OF Donegal and Antrim, from Longiord' Mcath'
At Wick, Thurso Castlcon and other places food
riots had broken out the object OF which was TO pre-
ssS ,s b. csd on q b The mob was ae C
Mr. OConnell IS reported to have been very sick at
the last accounts. The European Times states that
the state of his health prevents nis removal TO Ireland
His contessor, D. Mcy, left Dublm by express, 10 at
tend him in London, where he now remains. His
complaint is stated to be water on the chest and drop
sy in the legs;aial SYMPTOMS ever at his time OF life
The number ofnquircs daily at his hotel is great and
il is said servant from the palace Is amongst the
number.
In Scotland too the distress is very severe and Sc
riuus riots had taken place in consequence.
The commercial ncws--thc variation i'll tn" price
of the barrel OF flour and the pound of cotton--is the
first intelligence sought for, and is the most important
intelligence brought by the steamer to be communica-
ted to readers on this side OF the water \ dizziness
in the grain markets witch succeeded the departure Of
the Cambria on the ith OF February had been followed
by gradual tightening OF the Market and an increase
OF price, and the prices OF the best qualities OF Amer
lean flour quoted up to ~ shiiIngs barrel, al
though the market was not buoyant at this price
Pork and beef and risen largely, no supplies having
come in from Ireland, and the value Of the former is
said to hive increased from to shngs ticrce, the
latter to shillings barrel since the departure oil the
Cambria. The quotations OF Upland cotton are J. to
l-2 penny lower comparing the price currents OF the
TWO arrivals Our prlce current ol To-Day contains Il
summary OF the British market reports, and We refer
TO that for the general detnils OF prices.
The state ofthe money market had varied but lit
tie Money abundant, but the rate OF interest was
shade higher, and business active ior the
American stocks held at advanced prices, though
there were but few transactions, and no disposition
was shown to invest in those securities.
The British government had contracted loan Of
IS 10000 Plblic notice had been previously given,
and the biddngs took place the Treasury the Isl
instant The loan taken by the houses OF 3a-
rings and Rothschds, in equal parts, at I59 los per
TlUO, 3pcr cent. cOnsOl3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
1flarrie0.

On Wednesday the 25th inst. by Rev j. X Coz
VERSE, Mr.. AUGUSTUS KENDALL, TO Miss CARoLiyE A
oldest daughter of Fay, Esq, all Of this place
In Nergcnnes on Tuesday the 22d ms; in the NIetho
dist Church, Mr.. FREDERIC CuRLLR, to Miss France
c. STowrLL.
In lros5urg, March l6, BY Rev r. Case Mr.. An1AI
r. HovEY, to Miss SUSAN Al HARVEY, both Of Kirby
AT Wells River, March I, by Rev. Mr.. Thrall, NJ
BENJAMIN S ERviY, oil lrasburg, to Miss FANNY TuR
RER, OF Newbury.
In Danville, March g. by Rev. VIM. NJ Mann, NJ
John G. Sinclair to Miss Melissa II Goodwin, both o
Danvlc.
In HaTdwick, March ., by Rev. Nathan Denison
Mr. James Griffin, of IIardwick TO Miss Sally Slapp
Of Greensboro.
Also by the same, Mr. Thomas H. Taiscy of Groton
to Miss Helen Blair Of Hardwick.
In Bath, Beb 20, by Isaac Patterson, Esq, Mr.. Da-
mel Bedel, to Miss Ladora A. G Clough.
AT Providence, r. l., Nicholas r. Gardiner, Esq
in his 10Th year, to Mrs Abigail Atwood, in her Goth
year, being his fifth wife. There were present his
children, grand children, and great grand childred
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
Mthont regnlar and .nliceni dircslion. hcnllh !.

Without regular aud sufficient digestion health i
ont OF tue question This the great point to be Oh
tancd Without this there is organ OF the sys-
tenn that can sustain itself and one that does
not suffer With it there Is that freedom from all UNI
pleasant sensation that eacticty that ygOr and ener-
gy OF mind and body which makes life blessing and
delight The next question is how can this be OBJ
tanned for such is the delicate nature OF the digestive
organs that the least circumstance may affect them
unavoraby. ltby n cold, impudence in eating, or O
long continuance OF costycncss YOU have lost good
digestion there is nothing more safe certain and sure
than DR. Woods Sarsaparil,a aud Wild Cherry Bit
tiers, remedy which for this very complaint has beer
found to be everything desirable Give il one uia anc
We do not believe You will seek further Tor u remedy
For sale By PECK & SPEAR. 2Ns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
z.larkrts.
Brighten JInr.ct...uonday, Marc,, 30.

Atmarkct, $50 Beet Cattle, 6 yolcs working oxen,
ID Cows ana Calves, 100 Sheep and 1850 Swine -
About 400 hend OF cattle came over the Western Rail
road.
BrefCaule--Exrn 1913, first quality SO 80, second
and third qualities, from s. 90 to 5,75.
WORKING OXcn--Salcs were made at 500 and ell0
Cows and Ca.vcs--Sacs were noticed nj 81, IS and
$3.50.
Shcep--Sales were not notified there being but few
made at time OF this report.
Swne-At wholesale, 4 &c for Sows, and 5! for Bar
ro%s--N retail, from 81 TO Sac per ID.
n. Blu consequence OF very severe storm, the
market is very hard, and large LOT OF cattle and sheep
remain uusOld at the close
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
Another Letter from Vermont.
Nov. 81, 1915.

Nov. 81, 1915.
Mr. Seth w Fowle
Sir-llaving tested the value Of Wistars Basam
of Wild Cherry, take pleasure in giving to you the
facts in my own case ior your satisfaction and
the benefit OF others One year AGO last April | was
violently attacked with severe cold and cough, with
much pain in my side, which was considerably swol.
relief, and they told me that If did not get help
Immediately my case would be doubtful. 1t was my
good fortune at that critical moment to take up pa
per containing notice Of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, and thinking it to be what | needed sent
some distance to procure bottle, ii was not then
kept in vicinity, and TO my astOnishmcnt, | re-
ceved from that one bottle immediate relief.
| now keep ii by me constantly, as find nothing So
good for common Colds and do cheerlully recommend
it all beng article of grcar merit hoping that
others may, by the early OF this valuable remedy
be saved from an untimey grave. JAMES KING.
Iunbfidge. Orange Co, VI.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper. For sale by PECK & SrEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
A Surgical Operation

l. occasionally performed which as,onlshes the
world by the skill and quickness with which il is per
formed Among the latest discoveries, is the inhala
lion Of Eherial vapor which produces insensiblity in
the patient and allows the Surgeon operate without
poin OF trouble II therefore may be classcd among
the other great discoveries OF the age, which have
ceved the patronage of the pubc--he age being pro-
life with such discoveries as J0nes Coral Han Res
lorraine for producing beautiful Head Of Hair also
the celebrated Amber Tooth paste, for eiicctuay
moving extraneous substance from the teeth producing
peariy whteness also, the celebrated Italian Chem
zeal Soap the excellent qualities Of which, in removing
tan pmples, sunburn and all dstguremen,s from the
skin, are ndlsDutabe, Pamphlets containing reEren-
ccs found at the Wholesale Agents, Apothecaries
Hall Corner Of Church and College Sis
GEO T.. HARRINGTON Proprietor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
Uic0,

In this village on the Goth inst, Mr. EfnRIAM PIKE,
aged 81 years and months. Papers in n. II. and
Montpelier will please copy
In Danvilie. March TO- John, infant son of jeremiah
L and Bctsey Wiley, aged weeks.
In Hardwick, Feb 25, Mr.. Jonathan Stevens, in his
5Sih year. He was soldier Of the revolution and a
pensioner.
In Crailsbury, Feb. II, Mr.. Joshua Osgood, ged
80.
In Westfcd Feb. 2s. Of quick consumption Mrs.
Rachel NJ, wife of Mr. Ephram Hitchcock, aged 90.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
Boston Market-.March -, 1917.


The grain market has been very dull, with accunlu-
latng stocks buyers for export, and the sales OF
corn at the close of business were made ut Sic pei
bushe! for white and 81 q sSc per bushcl for yellow
meating, and 20 Z DC do, at railroad for Northern
round cargo 1900 bushels white and yellow fat wa.
previously sold AT s. q SSc per bushels on credit
Northern Oats i1c per bushel The advices By the
steamer rather favorable for shippers OF corn
prices quoted being 69s q lis per $50 los, landed
there vast fair though excited demand for the
made previous to he iIbcynias arrival 1000 brs cor
meal have been purchased by the Relief Committee
for shipment 10 Ireland by tie ship jamestown
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.
--O09C--
4 New Grammar OF the English Language.
NJ JOSEPH L, CHANDLER, ESQ,
Ei,'or IF the United States Ga>e9e.
rRICE 3.c.s.

Tnls WORK is nov in the hands Of the stcreotyper,
and VIA be issued 10y tine Subscribers IN tine month oi
AuI next. Ii ia plain, familiar, but thorough cN-
position Of English Grammar, adapted 10 the present
condition Of our language, and 10 the wants 81 the
Schools OF this county, ANA designed, 10 discuss
the subject with the teacher but 10 enable h3m to COM
municue accurate knowledge OF with facility to
ms pupils. Those VINO are acquainted with Mr..
Chandler, either personally or through his widely cir
cu.ated aud important Journal, Viii not hesitate to
admit, that it would be difficult TO lind person better
suited to the task OF preparing such Treatise and
that il may be expected 10 be u standard work in It's
department. To be OF eminent service TO the cause OF
education, and to reflect honor On tue school tcru
ture OF America.
THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT n Co.
Publishers 4 Booksellers
c53 market Street Phildde!pkia
February IL, lsi7. 31wi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
j, v, RANDALL.

RI As Just received from New York new sssort-
IL ment OF WATCHES, JEWELRY and Fancy
Articles, Gold Pins of the latest fashion Gold Studs.
Gold Chains, Gold Pencils and Pens, Silver Dsrs,
Silver Birds, Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, Shell Side
Combs Shell Back Combs with high tops, Steel Beads
SBags Clasps Steel Purse Rings Tassels OF the lar
gest size, Bead and Silk Purses, Ivory Combs, Guitar
Strings o; the best quality, Rogers Pocket Knives and
assomen, of goods that come fairly in jewelers. hns
OF business.
Styopgs' BuilGips. College ST,
Burlington, March. 1917. s.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

To make soles of boots and shoes water proof,
use linseed oil only on the bottoms and edges OF
the soles, and when new dry it in gently by
the fire, and then lay them BY in dry place Z
1ay or two before wearing Nc. Fur
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
Warren Murray's Estate.

WYE the subcribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District Of
Chtenden Comm oners TO receive, examine and
ADJUST the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Warren Murray, late OF Burlington, in
said District deceased represe ned nvoyent, and also
oil claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
aud six months from the day Of the date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby given notice, that wc will attend to the
business Of our appointment, at the dwelling OF Mrs
Betsey Murray in Burlington. in said district, on the
first Monday Of June and September next, at 10
o'clock, a. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this 10Th day Of March A. VI. 1918
JOHN K. GRAY. }co,,,,;,
39w3 VIII lam u. MERRELL Noi''''S'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
UNITED STATES ARMY.
ECRUITING SERVICE.

w ABLE BODIED MEN, between the ages Of
IS and So years, being above feet inches high OF
good Character and OF respectable standing among
their fellow citizens None need apply TO enter the
service but those who determined to honest
y and faithfully, the period of their enlistment, viz
" during the ,car' nth Meyico, for the term OF
fire nears. US the recruit NAV elect
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
THIS INSTITUTION embraces nportnn, and

THIS INSTITUTION embraces important and
L substantial advantages with respect TO lite asst
rance AMI deferred annulies. The assured mas, all
occasions, the power to borrow, without expense or
forfeiture Of the policy, iwu-thirds Of the premiums
paid also the option OF selecting beueis aud the con-
version oi his interests 10 meet Other conyenences or
necessity.
Assurances for terms of years Il, the lowest possible
rates,
Persons insured for lie rrn Ct orce. borrow half
amount OF annual premium tor five Successive years on
tA-lr own note ana deposit OF policy.
PAFr or TIE CAfi1AL IS rrRNASEtr'.S INVESTED II
No tntcd States, IN the MINES 81 three OF the Local
tfcros---0s IuStee~2ya' able always To- the assu-
.ed ~ case OF disputed claims Should any such ar.s-l
OF o,ugtN s,.
The rlymcat ofprcmiuu. h,i--yea,'y or quarterly.
nta G.lmg adyarc" upon tie annual latc.
No charge tor stamp diary,
Thirty days allowed alter each payment Of premium
becomes aue, without forfeiture oipo.cy.
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and extra
premiums on the most indicate scale
O,y'N!oN OF PROFITS The rrnlriab,e success and
Increased pros envy othe Society las enabled the Dr.
ectors, at the last annual investigation, to declare a
fourth bonus varying from % 10 - per cent. on tho
premiums paid ca each policy effected the profit
scale
uvirEp STATES BoAFp OF Local DlRrcroRs-sC hi.f
Office Tor America, "a Wai-st.j-Nc,r- York--Jacob
nathan Gooahue, ESQ, James Boorman, Esq George
Barclay, Esq, samuel 5. Rowland, Esq, Gorham, <.
M oo Esq and SamIs M FIX si Efs2 William Van
Phaddeiph.a-Ccment Blddle, Esq Louis A. Co.
dey Esq, George Rex Graham, Esq, William Jonos,
LsQ,
6litimae-J Jonathan Meredith, Esq, Samuel Holt
man, ESQ DR. J. II. AIcCuloh
LcandcI starr, General Agent and Edward T
Richardson Esq, General Accountant, Tor Inc United
States and British y. A Colonies
Medical Examiners, New oIk-J Keamv Rod
gers, NJ. ID 10 b.cecker-st; Aexander l. Hosack,
N. D., lOl lankm-st; 5. ;. keene, VI. d., 80
Fourth-st.
Medical Examiners attend ai1i Wall St and No
l3l Bowery at O'Clock L VI daily Fee paid BY the
Society,"
Standing Counscl-William Van Hook, Esq ~
Na.,-st
B1akcrs-Thc Merchants Bank
Nolicitor--.Iohn iiole Esq Ii Finest
Cgsiicr-Henry Il. Cutip, ESQ.
Au Act in respect to insurance for lives fcf the w.
neht OF married women, passed by tho Legislature Of
New or, Is, April, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26

Also. Gaoon7 OF all color=, and black and light silk
gaitcr laces, cotton iaccs. &c
The subscriber feels assured that all who wish to
make good bargains in the above mentioned articles.
will not 20 away from his shop dissatisfied.
y. bah ninds OF Boots. Shoes, Caters Shippers,
etc made 10 order The subscriber has constantly in
his empty the b,s. worhmen nnd al work made By
him, warranted, -
D,ri,cto, March III (
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-26
Truman Roberts, rs tate.
Petition to Sell Land

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court
District OF Chitenden. So / held Mt Burlington,
within and for said district OF Chtcnden on the 10Th
dav OF March, loi7, present the Hon Charles Russell
Judge Of said Court, comes BENJAMIN Farchild, OF
Milton, IN said district, guardian OF the estate OF James
Alger, Jane Ann Alger, Julia Aiger and beJsey E..
ger, all Of Sherman in the State OF Michigan who
are minor children of Amanda Alger deceased and
lies N said court his petition in writing, setting forth
that the said James lane Ann, Julia and Bctscy T.
are seized IN their own right in fee tenants in COM
non ol the following described parcel of land situate
IN Georgia, in the County OF Franklin viz about four.
teen acres and ten rods OF land, being the same Ian d
set out to them by the commissioners of partition an
pointed by said Probate Court as their share of the
estate OF Philip Wheeler, late ofsaii Milton deceased
and that they also seized in their own ri1ht in tee
as tenants IN common o. one undivided seventh par,
ol two pnrces OF land situated in said hilton bcinr
the land SET ont 10 hannah Henderson, former widow
oi the said Philip nee or, deceased. her dover in
his real estate which last parcels oil land are u
Jet theEail Hannah Hendctson's c estate therein
and Mcthcr setting forth thata sale said several pa-
Ct.7 oi gud would be- for the interest OF the sad James
Jane ANA, Julu, and ueucy 4. by hlyiaE the mo-
cects 81 sucn sale invested m other lands or put al in.
t'e-. ald PRAYING said court 90 grant him license and
authority ~ sell IT,. SANE, aGeea5y to the Statute IN
such case made ana provided ;-WUEREUPoN the
court Gccsaid doth appo.n, the second Wednesday IN
April 1871 for hearing and deciding on said petition
70 Ire r'' o the Register OF said court in sid Bur,
F DO, aai uotl order That MI persons interested be
UatItd thereof, by publication OF this order contain.
lug the auasinDc' OF said petition three weeks success
sNey il tHe BuIngtol Free Press u newspaper print.
ed Ia sL Bur iugIon. the last Of which nublcn,iuus o.
I~lG.
Gyen under my hand at said Burlington this 10th
dag Of A,arch, lai1,
J5"5 WM. WESTON, Regisier