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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
=. sva RATES asnDtcnt, BY ai4s.s..,,


sssszA8THE LOUISA RAILROAD Eaa5EsSs 49,
yNNO avoid increased charges on the Richmond and
Il Fredericksburg road passengers for the Josa road
may go by stages from Richmond to the Junction to
breakfast reach Charlottesville by O'Clock and Wavnes-
borough the same day.
This arrangement makes the whole trip a comfortable
one, without night travel to any of the Springs
Passengers from Lynchburg to Staunton going North.
will arrive at the Junction in time to take the Richmond
cars and reach Baltimore the same evening" and Rich
mond by II o'clock
CHARGES.
BY this line, between Stanton and Richmond Sc so
20. do. do. Charlottesville and Richmond IS
20 do. do. Junction and Richmond :. l 90
20 do. do. Louisa Depot and Richmond
the present J0catrates and 81 added for the stage
special train is run by the Richmond, Fredercks-
purg ana Potomac Company between the Junction and
richmond, which passengers take if they prefer to
pay eir charge and the following the Louisa Road
viz
Between Junction and Staunton. .......... Sc SO
between Junction and Charlottesville. ...... 25
Between Louisa Depots and Junction, addition
10 the present rates. Observation-Disclosures. so
Those taking tickets to the Junction and not intending
to 60 to Richmond will pay the old rates
Passengers by the stage line between Richmond and
Junction. will be taken up and put down at their quarters
any where in the city, without charge and may rey on as
much comfort splendid ne,c coaches good dripers fine
horses and quick time afford under the management,
OF j. l.. Heskell
Stages will leave the Powhatan House at half-past
o'clock, at which place the office will be kept and tickets
can be obtained
C. r. MASON, Agt L. R r. Co.
jy7 j. l., HEISKELL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
ESgRTtll'1a supfLiEs or woRCEsfBRe

ETuRTElP6 SUPPLIES or Won Fs1fEHs
"A bL5y ANT PIANO FORTES.-The high popu-
lany ane increased demand in Virginia for Worcesters
ceoolaV Instruments have compelled me to extend my
emens with the manufacturer and by the regular
pay >es shall be in receipt of weekly additions to my
Pormen atordng advantages to purchasers of selecting
from large and varied stock rarely found in any
adjustment
The Judgment OF the public amateurs and distinguished
professors, have settled the question that there is no
risque experiment in purchasing one of Worcesers
Pianos.
By the schr Marietta Burr, have just opened two more
of his choice Instruments and by the Manchester daily
expected will receive two others To my assortment
beg invite the attention OF professors amateurs and the
public. My prices will be found fair and liberal
- TESTIMONIALS OF THE PRESS
From the New York Sunday Courier May 81, lS49.
We visited the neat and well regulated establishment OF
Mr. Worcester, 1877 Third Avenue and tried several of
his tne Instruments OF which he has large and well
sorted stock Mr. Worcester has been long and voraby
known to the public and every instrument he makes can
be relied upon tor being interchangeable in his business he
personally supervises and finishes every of them-
This care fully accounts for the admirable equality to be
found through the whole range OF his scaean equality
which displays itself In the perfect gradation OF power
from the lowest note the highest The quality of tone
which he produces deciously round and pure We car
cordially recommend Mr. Worcesters instruments, for
have known and approved the make for many years.
Fr9 the NsT York * Ey Mn Pest May 9Th ls4y
We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers tc
Mr.. Worcesters Pianos He has been long known to the
musical public as successful manufacturer Of these in
snents ana celebrated performers nave spoken OF them
| terms OF strong commentator The instruments are
made under his own superintendent and care, and he
gives his personal attention the regulation Of the touch
and tone, which the joints that deserve most notice
and that render them such fine instruments
WORCESTER'S PIANO FORTES--t has beer
our custom for several years to remind our Southern
friends on their annual visit the North that Worcester
Pianos are quite equal in every respect any instruments
in the market; and happy learn that the manu-
tacturer receives calls from this class Of Gus
toners at his Warerooms Mr. Worcester never sells
poor instrument and the prices quite low they
can be, and afford living profit the manufacturer
am constantly supplied with full and complete as
sortment OF Worcesters choice instruments to which
beg to invite the attention Of purchasers who desire
peru instruments at moderate price
| A. NORRIS
Il Jed Bookseller and Dealer in Piano For1es
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

~ ssa aIE III
HIP AL ROAD LINE TO THE NORTT.-
,T IN t a q TG C BALTIMORE 81, TO WASHING
daily at 4. NJ reach Washington at ii P M, Balti-
more at 2. NJ, Philadelphia in the course of the night
and New York by IL M. the next day, being always
day and sometimes two days in advance of passengers by
the James river and bay boats
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore, 81
Do Do Do DO P Pnasph and ad ph sss DIV
THos. SHARP, Agent of Transportation
N. D. For the information OF the public, it is deemed
proper TO state, that there three daily lines from
Washington to Phiadelphia--the first leaving Washing
ton at A NJ reaches Philadelphia by 3 P. M-the Sc
al P. Mand the last (bemg the rail road line above
descrbed) which leaves Washington at r M and Bal
tmore at + NJ arrives at Philadelphia in the course Of
the night, The traveller by the railroad line has under
these arrangements, the advantage of being in Phadel-
pha in nineteen hours from the time OF his leaving Rich
mond; or, il he desires il may remain in Washington du
mig the afternoon and night OF his arrival and be in
rmiadelpha the next day to dinner may transact bu
sness in Washington until lOa A. M next day. and vet
arrive in Philadelphia at early hour in the evening
a. TO LYNCHBURG BY THE LOUISA
sDSD RAlLROAD.-From and after the LIST OF jan
uary the fare between Lynchburg and Richmond will be
reduced by Railroad and Stages Of Mesars L Heiske
Fare between Lynctburg and Junction. 90
The Railroad will soon be completed nearer Char
lotesvlle when the stages will arrive in Lynchburg to
dinner.
asaeliSGis lettSniR LyncnpuTS on sundays Wednes-
days and Fridays at a. M arrive next day in Rich
mond at IL A M. in Washington at A P NJ, and in
Baltimore by Z P. M.
Passengers for Lynchburg take the cars at A NJ on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in Char
lottesve before night; leave next day at A. NJ and
reach Lynchburg at P. M.
Fare between Stanton and Washington $40. Tick
cts on the Boat at Stanton.
ia l-dtf c. R. MASON Agent
II ICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
~ ROAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS.-On and after
FRIDAY, the ls day of June, the Mail Train will leave
Petersburg at 81, A. NJ
my 81 TEOS DODAMEAD, Supt
6NREAT REDUCTTON.-FAREF FROM RICH
~ MOND TO LYNCHBURG So 5O-The public
respectfully informed that and after the lst day of
January l849, the price Of passage canal packets
from Richmond to Lynchburg, will be reduced to the
low of three dollars and fifty cents Way fare in
proportion. Meals extra.
Below, card Of intermediate distances for fare and
hours of passing
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
nc ARGE CONSIGNMENT OLE HANDsflME

b Anvil vi Il
n CABINET FURNITURE AND ELEGANT
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, at private sale for a
short time only Main street recently occupied
by William Allison, Esq, under the City Hotel-For the
convenience of ladies and gentlemen and the better dis
play OF this consignment the subscriber has taken the
above store for short tIne and will SELL invoice prices
large and very handsome assortment of House Furnish
ing Goods, embracing in part Of
CABINET FURNITURE-Ladiesm marble top and
PLAIN Cabinets various styles; mahogany cloth spring.
seat Sofas; do do and plush do do rocking Chairs maho-
gany and walnut Bureaus, various patterns; do carved
and plain spring Chairs do and plain Wardrobes;
centre tables dining tea and card tabes and
Windsor Chairs in great variety; and wood seat
rocking and sewing Chairs; Workstands Candle and
Washstands mahogany, curled maple and poplar Bed
steads; DWans; Ottonans; Sideboards; Safes, &c.
ELEGANT HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Rich patterns OF Grandoes various prces do solar and
hall Lamps cut shades; do sets of the finest quality tea
China elegant Boquet Holders; Astral Lamps; rich cut
Decanters Tumbers, Wines, Jeies &c; complete sets
handle Knives and Forks; Britannia bottle Castos;
glass Lamps; Britannia top molases and Pitchers
1ch cut glass Dishes; Japan Walters; rich Cologne
Bottles; do Celeres large assortment OF China and Earth
enwaresuch Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, various patterns;
Dishes, Plates, Pitchers, Bowls, Tureens Salads Mugs
Cups and Saucers covered Dishes, &c, together with
many other Goods
GY Housekeepers and others in want will do well to
call soon, the assortment is worthy attention. and nv
Instructions are to sell at below invoice prices and on
very liberal terms, for cash OR approved paper
my lA-u GEO. ]. SUMNER Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

KA INDOW GLASS, &c.-The subscriber is con-
Wv etantly receiving additions to his assortment of
window Glass, of all sizes and qualities, which he in
vites the attention OF builders and others His stock COM
prisea the Winsow Mullca Mercer and other popular
brands OF double and single thickness all Of which will
be offered on accommodating terms.
no ~ ALEX. DUVAL, l47 Main street
WDiANO FORTES, AND OTHER MUSICAL
n INSTRUMENTS, Repaired and Tuned The
subscribers continue in their employ gentleman every
way qualified to repair and tune Piano Fortes Guitars
Violins, Accordeons, etc
Moderate charges made for work done
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers, Statoners and Dealers in Piano Foues
n GATHER PRESERVATIVE-Pat
M original Leather Presevative, or Oil Backing ,a-
tent composition for cleansing preserving and renewing
best but the cheapest article known for cleaning carriage
tops, harness factory bands, engine hose bellows leather
trunks boots and shoes and to all leather exposed to the
action of heat, cold or wet. For sale by
THOS A. RUST,
ap 10 sign Golden Paddock.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

m Nj. ~ w. WILLIS FAMILY GROCERS
- East Main street, Market Square, Richmond Va
Constantly on hand well selected assortment of Groce
nes suited to the trade Being determined to sell low for
lie generally are invited to call and examine for them
selves mo- -
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

R AGLAND & BROTHERS, GRoCERs &
10 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, at N. H Rag
lands old stand opposite the Banks-Keep constantly on
hand general assortment of Groceries, Wines and Lii
quors excepted which will be sold for cash. or to pune
spared give satisfaction to those who may favor us with
their custom or conagnments of Produce Having a
Lumber-house on the Basin bank we are enabled to
store Produce or Goods coming down the canal free Of
drayage.
n; II. RAGLAND, jr, p;oh,
WIN. P RAGLAND, : richmond
Sc J. A. RAGLAND & Co Scottsylle
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

"A NORRIS, PUBLISHER AND BOOKSEI.-
EAs LER-Has just opened another of Worcester's
PIANO FORTES.
By the sehr. Marietta Burr, daily expected shall re-
ceye two Others and shall continue through the winter to
add to my assortment OF his choice manufacture; always
afordlng to purchasers large and varied assortment TO
select from, upon liberal and fair terms as can be OBJ
tanned in any OF the Northern cities.
Professors, amateurs and the public are invited to ex-
anime our assortment
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Mr j. s. Ihurston, long and tavoraby known among
US as an experienced and superior Tuner and Repairer q
Piano Fores, is employed in our establishment and will
attend to any orders left at our store nol6
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

HENNING'S PATENT PHOSGENE GAS
- LAMPS-The propretors having had reason to be-
eve that persons who have purchased their Lamps
have been disappointed in their se in consequence Of
using ETHEREAL Oil and other burning fluids which are not
at all suited to the and which will not give at the same
give take this means Of cautionng all persons who use
Their Lamps, not 70 burn in them anything but Star &
Cos PHOSGENE GAS, which hereafter may at all
agents for its sale in this city rf
small assortment of the Lamps for stores, parlors,
&c on hand for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
my2 % corner Main and 18th sta
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
GHERwooD,s IMPROVED MAGNETIC

eSHERWOOD'S IMPROVED MAGNETIC
~ MACHINES are accompanied with his new Manu-
al 18th edition, p 400, giving clear and ample directions
tor the use OF the instruments in the various diseases to
which they applicable, and which are found by the
successful practice of hundreds Of operators include the
diseases that are known to the Medical Profession They
are OF different sizes, in rosewood cases.
For sale at New Y ork prices by
DOVE & lSAACS, agents for Richmond
Sign of the Black Boy and Mortar
IL No 81 Main street Richmond
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
ap II Conef Gary and 18th SITS.
4 DUNHA Avn. Piano Forte Maker

a BODEKER, No. II Market Bridge, Main ST.
ment of Medicines. Drugs, Chemicals Paints, Oils Dye
Stus Window Glass, Brushes, Perfueries Fancy Arti
ces, &c As great is observed in the selection Of
pure and free from aculteraon, and at low and ac-
comrnodating terms they be bought anywhere in
tho it,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06
Bookseller and Dealer in Piano Fortes.

NTEBB. BACON a. CO. offer for SALE
w A hhds Porto Rico and St Croiy1
% do New Orleans
IA do Cuba Muscovado
AZ bbs clarified }SUGARS
boxes Brown Havana
40 do Stuar's l. Coverings loaf
Is bbs ground and crushed
80 hhds Matanzas Molasses
rs do Porto Rico do
500 bags Laguayra
IT'S do Rio
100 do Maracaibo J
Chocolate
20 packages Gunpowder Tea
do black do
Tierces Rice
80 bushels Virginia Cloverseed
20 cases mass Licorice Paste, Ynuria, j. c. & Co.
and Beck & Co. brands
~ cases stick Licorice, Dunarco, Ranacco and
Labonia brands
Boxes manufactured Tobacco
SO bbls Shad, No
80 do Mackerel, No3
"a do gross Herrings
"a do Tanners Oi 25 do Tar
a tons blstered Steel; 300 kegs Nails
US bags Shot, bar Lead Duponts Gunpowder
5oU sacks Liverpool Ground Salt
Do blown do
so Nova Scotia Grindstones
Cotton ! arms Bed Cords, Leading Lines
Twine, Shoe Thread
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
Pepper, Pimento, Ginger
Nutlnegs Satpetre, Alum
Coperas, Nader Starch
Iallow, Patent and Sperm Candles
Soaps OF various kinds
Window Cylooo h., n ~
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

s~%UM ELASTIC HoSE.-As agents OF the ma
"a nutacturer we prepared to furnish Gum Elastic
Hose of all Sizes land ask orders for the same at cost
much below that OF leather This article is particularly
desirable for conducting water through manufacturing es-
adjustments, being waer.tght, and needing no oil to
preserve and keep them piabe ,,r,, GO
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

WN ORMS.-To remove those dangerous and trou-
w besome inhabitants of the stomach and bowels
which often impair the health and destroy the lives OF
children, use the VIRGINIA DEAD SHOT, certain
ands ate preparation for the removal Of the various kinds
Of worms dsordered bowels and digestive system 1t is
without exception Of the most valuable preparations
In the world For sale by E. J. PICOT
APP 10 Opposite the Old Market
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

a LEXANDER MOTT, AUCTIONEER AND
"a COM OMISSION MERCHANT, No. 81 Main
streeA. N gives his personal attention to all sales Ell
Their in the city country of real and personal Estate
such as Houses and Lots Lands and Tenements Slaves
Hardware, Watches and Jewelry, Household Furniture,
Books, Prints and Paintings, China, Glass, &c.
The most liberal cash advances made on all consign-
ments intended for my auction sales
U.s. Regular Sale Days, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday
N b. Goods can at all times be had private sale far
below the market nrce
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

| ITO RECTIFIERS.--A AT private sale, Is new IRON
bound oak Distilery Vats with tops bottoms tubes
ia etc, complete They will be sold great bargain II
| Of 1ns ca Tor soon GEO. j. SUMNER,
j IL No 8 18th street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

HARvIS's SURGICAL ADJUSTER. The
- subscriber would respectfully inform the Medical
Profession that he has been appointed sole agent for the
sale OF the ADJUSTER in the State Of Virginia In
treatment OF fractures and dslocaons considered by
the medical world the best instrument ever invented -
Below will be found certificate of the distinguished Pro-
lessor OF Surgery in Hampden Sidney Medical College,
Richmond, Va The attention of Physicians is invited 10
an examination OF the apparatus and the plates accompa-
nying them.
CERTIFICATE OF DR. GIBSON.
Jass apparatus for the treatment of fractures and dis
locations is am convinced the very best instrument
ever invented 1t Is most ingenious and, when APP
piled properly, very simple and easy of comprehension
am in the habit OF exhibiting it to my class, and of
strongly recommending to them With it, on one oc-
cason, reduced in five minutes a dsocaon backwards,
into the schiac notch of the head of the thigh bone
CHAS. BELL GIBSON,
Professor Of Surgery in Hampden Sidney College,
Richmond, Va.
For sale by RO r. DJJVAL Druggist
NH II Under the American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
EDOPE Plus TX. AND GEN. TAYLOR
Porcelain hkenesses OF the Pope and Gen. Taylor,
Just received at China Hall
NH IJIIGu VIZ ArpT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

n put up lot Of excellent Philadelphia Porter, Ale
and Cider in quart and pint bottles, expressly for
portaon warranted to keep through the summer. City
carefully packed by experienced hand Private tami-
lies have it sent to any part Of the city prime order
for present JOHN CLENDINING,
Cary, below 18th street.
a.Y BOTTLES wanted. 90 bushels PEANUTS for
sale j. C..
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-06

TESHOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS, No log Main
n street, importers and Dealers in DRY GOODS
AND HARDWA RE-Have received Of their own i'm
portaton, per steamer Europa and ship New World at
New York, and ship Washington, at this port full and
general assortment of Goods in both departments OF their
business These, with purchases in the Northern mar
kets enable them TO offer great advantages TO merchants
visiting Richmond for supplies at this season,
THSHE SUBSCRIBER has now on hand, and offers
n TO his customers and the public generally full as
sortment OF all articles in his line of trade portion OF
his present stock was selected by himself the Northern
markets. and he feels confident that he give satsfac
ton TO all both as to price and quality Among his stock
II hhds 81 Croix, Porto Rico and N o Sugar
5000 lbs Loaf, Crushed and Pulvenzed Sugar
10000 lbs Todds Family Bacon
Young Hyson Tea
Gunpowder Tea, from SO cents to 81 rs
Cheese Of superior quality
Brooms by the dozen or retail
lot of genuine G Fl No. Mackerel
Henngs in half barrels
An assortment OF Mats suited TO the acknowledgement
with nearly every article In his line of business
oc JOHN F. REEVE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-19
;. KINGS E STATE
Real Estate for sale

'HNHE undersigned special Master Commission
er appointed by The Supreme Court of Fuir
held county, Ohio. in the case of icob Beck AL
mlnlsira'or. with tie VIII annexrd Of the Estate
"i Christian kius. decensed. rs. William King and
others. pursuant 10 al Onler of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Ol said county and of tho decree ,l
sad Supreme Court. will expose 10 sale by pnb.
llc vndnc NJ the court house door In Lancaster
Fairfield county Ohio, on
Saturday the 27fh day of January, IsI0,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. VI. and l,ur
O'clock i. NJ. ofsaid day the following described
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
Hrst-The west iElf Of Iu-Lot No. 9. in the
Ifih Square OF said town of Lancaster appraised
at 81 100
Secoad--The Fast bali Of ln-Lot No. 9. in tbe
l4llI Square of said town sppIised al s62j
Third. -lB.Lot No eiereH. in the l4ih Squars
Of said town. appraised at $3.50
Said property will be sold in parcels as above
specified. 10 the highest bidder. Er not less than
lwo-thirds of the appraised value thereof. pawn
BILE one-ihlrd thereof IN hand, one-lhird IN one
year and one.ihlrd in two wears with interest from
the day Of sale. Immediate pnssession will be
gwen, subject 10 the rights nf the teranrs IN pos
sesSion-tlie purchaser to be ehtilled To receive
the rents from and after the day nj sale. The title
IA believed 10 be indisputable and will ulss 10 fle
purchaser free Of iucumbrance Of tie Widow.
DOVER JACOB BECK
Special Muster Commissioner.
December %. 1913. rf$4.50 5w33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-19
In Fairfield Common Pleas

PETITION FOR SALE OF LANDS.
Philemon B. Ewing, Administrator, with the Will
annexed, Of the Estate of Rachel Wright, decd
(I) Thomas Wright. (2) William Wright (3) John
Wright ca John Baldwin Wright Mary Jane
Wright. james William Wright, Henry Francis
Wright, Thomas Entler Wright Samuel Calvin
Wright Elizabeth Rachel Wright and Maria
Louisa Wright, the children and heirs-at-law of
james Wright, deceased, (j) Samuel Wright,
(6) the unknown hes-at.law of Jane R0hen,
deceased, late Jane Wright, az Susan Potter.
late Susan Anderson and Henry Potter her hus-
band, David Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson,
Rachel Anderson and Sarah Anderson. the
children and heirs at-law of Eleanor Anderson,
deceased, late Eleanor Wright and William An
derson, surviving husband of said Eleanor,
(8) Rachel Arnold, late Rachel Wright and
George Arnold her husband Coy Emily Toiten,
Rachel Totten Ann Totten, Elizabeth Totten,
Henry TOtten, Indiana Totten, Minerva Totten
aud Ellen Totten. the children and heiYs.at law
Ot Mrs. TOtten, deceased, late Miss. Wright who
was one OF the heirs-at-law of the said Rachel
Wright deceased.
IN Ill above named Defendants or such ofthem
- as are nOn-residents of the State of Ohio, or
whose names or places of residence are unknown
to the Petitioner, will tuke notice, that the Peti.
toner has this day filed in the Court Of Common
Pleas his certain petition. setting forth that the
said Rachel Wright at the time of her decease
was seized of the fee simple title to certain Lands
in Fairfield county, Ohio, being part of Sections
Nos and S. in Township No ID in Range No l8,
and which are particularly aud fully described in
said petition. That said Rachel left last will
and Testament, which is duly of Record in the
Court of Common Pleas for said Fairfield county
whereby she bequeathcd to her children, Thorn
as, James Samuel aud Jaue. the sum of Five Hun
dred Dollars each, to he made out OF the sail land.
and directed that the residue thereof, be divided
equally between her rchildren William, John, and
! Eleanor aud their heirs
The object and prayer Of the petition is thai
said Laads or such part or parts thereof, MS tn,
Court may direct, be subjected to sale for the pay
ment Of said lesacies, and claims against the rs
tate, ii any, aud for distribution Of any surplu.
among the other !egatees or devisees.
Said petition will regularly stand for hearing
and order, at the first day OF the next Term O.
the court.
T. EWING e. SON,
Solicitors for Petitioner
January 10, l8i9 piS7 6w37