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FEvOWNSEND, TOMPKINS s. CO.,
Il IMPORTERS AMI DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. Magazine street, corner of Canal,
Are
DOMESTIC GOODS and also variety Of FANCf
which invite the O. their customers aai tbs als 10
general Also. Agents coATss sPoo THREAp sy29 Yep
~REAT BARGAINS. - s. PHILLIPS, of
CHEAP STORE NOrORiETN, Na3ades street, 1t 70 the
~ Station Fust District and on Rousseau rner Of
D berg desrou retiring nom BUSINESS orer MA
large and well assorted stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The Of TIRE Ladies' particularly called large invoice Of
FLoCNCD BA6EGs ompr i've hundred des1es Of the latest
style coors varying from % to sac.
thousand) yards fine ACNIs last eoors al
per ward and upwards.
$4,000 y housndl yads PRINTS being selection Of the best
$3.50 t6ss koasand yards Of BAREeE LAME pc,
yard. -
| 10 pieces sup+tfne SILK DAMASKS, for curtains.
| loo er,,a LACE EaiBRoIr Erred CURTAINS.
HACk SILK for yard and upwards
% troosd-d DRESSES ESQ slo6. variety
FINE GOODS nentiUn advertise inert.
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
| Just received direct from France
900 SHIRTS si Lksxse
plan LINEN SHIRTS and reduced sfce-
/ nj "
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HoRATIo D. HEWITT. PIANosues-

ORAIlO u. HEN i. IlANU ,zEx3ES5rEyza
u FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp
street Orleans would respectfully request thr1 III H
OF public bis larEe aud eXteuEivtl II
sso MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ~ kada
also his well select assortment Of PA No
FoRTEs IRON the factories Of the first makers The United States a3d
which he found those Of A. STODARD CO.
Of NV York, SON, Of New York and PLEYEL CO.. Of
The above instrum the following h do: GRAND Sc
AII-GRAND, P1CCOLO PICCOLO OBLlQUE AND SQUARE-srs
celebrated makers he world combin all the late
subscriber style and
s s They will be sold ct manufacturers
prices. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE f all kds and quantity
Among others the ubscbrr kee5 constantly on hand the As am
the reasonable GUITARS Tar
tared BIZ WILLIAM HALL son from the approved SPANISH
MODELS OF the first class warranted to
The subscriber has had ulauy years experience in
Newteans
thoroughly acquainted With e minhtes detail, Of the business His
that has been the southern market
that he will always ave on hand selected
ali kinds Of MUSICAL lSSTRu NENlr and the LATEST d
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC The Musical Public repesiiuly
inv ed to call ND bis sock.
HORATlO d HEWITT, SO Camp New Orleans
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especially notified that Las with
steiner FRhNK YON attend the s. B. during
Ne rspang q tho latter Due notice will 10 Of the time The
BEllE's coming out
ielO SMITH q FlAffsTER, Agents Of tho :. Belle,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Tuesday Morning, June IA, 1858. J
COTToN-The market was without much animation
yesterday and the sales were confined to about 1000 bales
without change in prices
1pIg No
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A meeting OF the merchants Of Philadelphia
was held at the Board Of Trade Room in thai
city on the 9th inst, for the purpose of organ
izing an association for the relief of old and in
digent merchants. The meeting was well at
tended and the society fully organized by elect
ing John NJ. Atwood, Esq, President, with tive
ce-presdents, treasurer and secretary
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MUSIC STORES. NTO.

HUSICAL CARD.-WM. I. MAYO, aslass4a
I'VE No CAMP STREET, bAFiug sold lis MUSIC iI55I
STORE PHILIP P WERIElS, hereby hN Hgf-t
psirons and H5rtss conl Fs
their tsvors bis sueressor. WI. T. MAYO.
PHILIP wERLEN respectfully informs the Pablo and is
irn ener ts having purchased TIE MUSIC STORE Of "M
the continuance OF huir hpTrtof
bsraly SCAMP STREET AID promises 70
h-ud the largest Stock Of PIANOS MUSICAL iNSII Ne MS
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS the SotE, which he offers
for sals tie most favorable terms. Pill p WEHLklN.
rlhuo n
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OrFlrE OF THE DAILY CBFscGSr, /
Tues lay Morning, June u 1855 /
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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The annual Musical Festival Of the Germans
is to take place this year in Philadelphia, com
mencing on the 25th inst, and lasting until the
10Th. The vocal societies Of all the principal
cities and towns will be present, making q
chorus of about 1000 male singers There will
probably be some additional thousands, not
musicians. attracted by the festival.
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nR. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST, ssss~ssss;s-se
tenders his protest. nal the ladies }taSA
aud gentlemen Of New orieans Hnt yny bling urFfS
His accommodations
him
residence
BoGfba bon M Dauphin, doors Holiness
tx- FULL UPPER SETS suction principle
fit in respect &15 SlO0 FULL SETS
(upper and Lo~rr) for foE sls5 to s2O'. apl6 ISL
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AMI uARps-KuSTNER. %

a MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPs, /. ss.-s -
10. s2s Camp the Orphan Asyum hegs leave TO
public that he will continue his profession OF ps
TUNING AND REARING PIANOS HARRIS and all kinds Of Aus
cal Instruments At the shortssf notice. ser2s iy
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DEAFNESS. English paper states that q
dissertation lately read before the Royal So
ciety by Mr.. Toynbee, contains some particu
lars Interesting to deaf people. Much of tn
deafness that occurs is found to he caused by al
aperture having formed in the drum of the ear
in such cases, if an artificial drum, made of vul
canized India rubber or putta percha be intro
duced, the cavity is agsin closed, and the powei
Of hearing is considerably restored. 1t is
hardly necessary to add, that the old notion
about certain old bones beating on the tym
panum drummer wise are altogether fallacous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14

yea
r Court csndidas CiERKSIP Of the said SECON
DISTRICT COURT, VII Coar my
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z Il, MAY U, DENTIST, mas re- N7sr--sErss4h.
% moved to No. CArondeet near Canal street
MAYO has a resident IL fy<$
thus city, and has testimonials Of abity etc. Ai
loncr Nutter MITCHELL Dungon pancoas Gerr
phl phs ie also
the University Ds Fenner
Judge J. Caytt Clarke and T. j. ysy mills
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We learn from the Winnsboro' Is. c. Regis
ter that Mrs. Elizabeth Dunlap, aged about l09
years, died in that place on the 3d inst The
deceased was well acquainted with the circum-
stances attending IIuck's defeat in York District.
and other occurrences connected with the Reyo-
lutonary struggle, and lived to an age not
usually allotted to the human race.
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ss..,sss, Medicines, E,ey.f,,n,e,.u, ct,

AZ The subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
Planters, Phys and Families his we'll stock,
comprising article his lire OF business 81 Of which,
will be found FRESH AND sNUSE During q n
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD Of best gt.l ID %
will be found this establishment, with all the Mineral
CONGRESS, BLUE LICK Bar Rooms
with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE Pc PEiMIST
GOUI.EY BITTERS THOMAS RANKIN,
a d4wIys ApohecAy, Camp roydras
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@s9- WILLIAM Z. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of ii
THIRD DISTRICT COURT of'h Court ha' be organized
.Gc.e lh5
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IT. We are authorized to announce Colont
CHARLES A. LABuZAN Csniie CLERK TfiIR
ECr COURT whatever Court the may be changed
NH
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~" Messrs Editors: Please announce me
candidate CLERK OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF Ne
ORLEANS, FRANCIS MOUNEY. mn,
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slE COMFORTABLE
- FOR HEALTH Use the PERRYAN BATH.
fOR ECONOMY: Use PERRY'S WATER COOLER.
EOR lure WATER; Use SATERAN'S FILTERS.
FOR CHEAP LIGHT Use PERRYiS SAFETY LAMPS.
FOR SAFETY Use PERRY'S SAFETY CANS.
tF-F0R the most extensive ok CHANDELIERS, GIRON
DOiEs, LAM 5 AND GAS FURNITURE, call
my3l v. WOOD PERRY'S, Magazine street.
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n KNOWN REMEDY
BROSrHl fls Nd ASTHMA boz relieved by The Petroleum.
The Distressing Cough, ght sHt, and dcuity tesihng
reno }. 4
FEVER AND AGUEte Petroleum has been used in Fever and
th complete 1t viii Ly sni effective
rvlu.ly Jhs and pnuauag.abs DISEASE The
such PiesaHi vehicle three hours
Ia he absence OF the Fever.
~ For aalc by JARVIS Il WOnpMAN,
orner . Clmmun and Aag.zine streets,
BY J. W RIG lit Il CO., l5l Charie.
by o, WooDAAN, Yeksbufg aud j. NJ WOknELL Baton
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rss- Editors of the Crescent Please a
WILLIAM j. CASTELI candidate the oss Of GLE
Of TIE THIRD DIS RET COCRT % NEW ORLEANS. mil
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GSs- THOMAS G.. Poole is candidate
CLERK or THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs
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NI,- JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate fo
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW oRLEAN!
in4is
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UNDRIES-
- WILMINGTON FITCH bbls,; TAR-sO tbls.
PLAS iERISG HAIR, PLASrFR PARIS,
ENGLISH tlhE BRICK, TILES, etc. For sale by
JOHN q. iARDll CO.. (Succe j. tlAynsn q Col
Magazine st and s Maringy Bindings, 81 Dis
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
District of Lilchfeld. S. l,
Probate Court, February 18th

Probate Court, February 18th 1853. { TTPON the application of HELEN M KEN U NEY of the Town and CountyOi Lilch- field. showing io this Court that she is Guar dlan to JOSEPHINE LOUISA KINNEY. a minor belonging to sad District and that said minor is the owner of the following Real Es. tate, situated in said Town and County of Liichfeld al Bantam Falls 60 called con- taining about ten acres with d.elling House, Barn, Sawmill and other buildings standing thereon, and is Abuited and bounded as follows (viz) North on the land "i Leon- ard Kenney, East on Bantam river, South on the land of Putnam KilbouEn, West on sHigh way.
 Also, one other piece of land situated a' said Bantam Falls. containing about Ten acres and is abuited and bounded as follows (viz North on the land of William Coe. East on Highway, South and West on the land of Pulnam Kiibourn The interest 0f said minor in gid Real Estate being valued at about four hundred and fifty collars. and showing jIst and reasonable cause for selling said Real Es.ate-pNeying for an order. aDd that he or some othlr meet person be em> powsred. to sell the same. as per applicalIon on file. dated the 18th day of February lSo5
 Ordered. That the tnregoing application pc heard, at the Probate Office, in Litch6eld "n the Ith day ol May 1853 at o'c "ck aneF noon and that notice therefore DC PoohsnFU in some pnblic newspaper near tnS P'ace where such real estate iies' 'hree weeks suc' cessively, at least six weeHs before said hlns assigned. A true CoPy ot Record. ~
 Attest, OLIVER A. c. TODD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Farm fOa. Sale.

WILL be sold at public Auction (Unless W previously disposed of at private sale) nn Friday March 18th. 1853, at o'clock P M, on :he premises. he well known Farm formerly owned by William Gaylord dec'd, situated about one mile south from the Gay lords Bridge depot. on the road leading from said depot to Sherman. Said Farm contains lO6 acres of land proportionably divided for farming purposes.
 There Is about 30 acres of valuable tim. ber land, with excellent facilities for N Y market; also ready market for all kinds of lumber near the promises. Also fne orchard of grafteG fruit of various kinds.
 There is good two story dwelling house together with barn and other 0utbuidings into which water'is brought in pipes from a never failing spring of soft water
 It is presumed nc one will purchase wilh> out examining the premises, and further description is not deemed necessary.
 Terms made known on the day of sale.
 WILLIAM A KIN APP. ! Adm in-
 WILLIAM ROBERTS isr rators
 Gaylord's Bridge. March lst. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

o. About half way between here and Troy stands a house that used to be fla nous rendezvous for races. fairs. sIeighing parties. drinking. and all manner of mer- ry making-the old Bulls Head' tavern. Two years ago the sign of the Bulls Head was taken down. and the place sold to the State of New York.
 If you go there now you will find a plain, unpre, ending, dark colored edifce. everything about it is kept with the mos, scrupulous nea.ness. You enter. and you find hlack>boards. pictures, books. dumb bells. ladders and other apparatus, indica- ting that it is either school or a gymna- stun. or both. And so it is.
 But there is a strange set of scholars Boys with the vacant, lack >lnstre stare of confirmed lunalics. Girls with a look of .senseless. animal imbecility. Children on whose faces there has never been one ray of intelligepcs; and nearly grown up men anu women engaged in the occupations and plays of children five or six ears old Their instructors have watchful. care- worn look. as if they knew their charges could not be trusted to perform even the simplest avocations without constant heir and guardianship. It is the Asylum O IdiOts.-[ Albany Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Litchheld County 6. !
 Sunerinr Cont, FebInarY Tenn 1S53 {

Superior Court, February Term 1859
 TTPON the petition Of GEORGE B. LAM.
 U BERT brought to this Court, stating that on the Sd day ot June Is5I John Melues gave a Mortgage deed to Phoe%e Meluss for the security oP the payment of six hundred dollare of certain lands situated in Sharon in said county which debt has been assigned wi,b the Mortgage to the pet titioner r. and hat said John Melu es has since deceased leaving as heirs at law, Thomas Melues. also Mary Greenough. A. Greenough. her husband and Phoebe Louis, wife oi Francis Louls. praying for a decree of foreclosure ct said Mortgage, which pettionis co lliDued to the Superior Court to be hclden at Litchfisld on the Sd Tuesday of August 1883. with an order of noti ce to the Icspondien': by newspaper. published in Litch6eld for 3 weeks at least six weeks before !se sitting of ssid s;d ns';'on inv ma'lnos,sse pnid to such of the TO. spondcnts, whose Post office address are knowr to the petitioner ad iressed to them, when ans where the respondents are notified to appear and show reason (if any they have) why the prayer of said petitioner should mol be granted
 O' "' ~ F. D. BEEMAN. Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
CABIMIT PURNlTURE,
CHAIRS, &c.


 NdE subscriber having taken the old " stand, occupied by his father. H. J. L'nsley, for the last thirty years, as a Cabs met Ware House, begs leave to inform the public, that he has on hand very large assortment of all kinds of Furniture of his own manufacture, suited to the cOun~ try market, and having facilities, second to no establishment of the kind in this part of the State, for manufacturing any article in his line, to order, with despatch, and in the best style of work rkmapship. feels assu- red. that he can supply customers both as to quality and price. on better terms, than can be obtained elsewhere.
 In his assortment will be fOu nd at all times. Superb Sofas, at less than city pri. ces. Mahogany, and large number of Oih- or kinds of Rncking Chairs, and Chairs of all kndA, tables, buTeans, Secretaries, and other articles too numerous to mention.
 He earnestly request all wishing to purchase any thing in his line to give him a call. as he is determined, to make 1t for the interest of all to purchase at his estab > Iishmeut, on account Of superiO rity in the articles, and cheapness in the price.
 JAMES H. LINSLEY. Woodbury, Feb. 22. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
FARM FOR SALE.

' WING in the north part of Plymouth. A three .fourths of a mile east of the Nauga' uck Railroad, containing about 15O acres. It is we'll divided into moving. pas ture, Ploughing and woodland. is well wa tered. and has good supply of grafted fruit; has on it good two story dwelling house and kitchen. containing an excellent well of water, woOd>house. horse. shed. carriage house. two good barns with sheds attached, and water brought into both yards in pipes. Said farm can be bought cheap of the subscriber on the premises.
 L. N. BRONSON.
 Plymouth, Feb. IS. 5tmlO
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth
 within and for the District of plymouth on
 tte sth day of March A D 1853.
 Present, AMMI GlDDINGS Esq, Judge. TTPON the petition o. MERRILL RICH- U ARDSON of Plymouth in the County of L,.chfield showing 10 this Court, that he is Guardian oi EDWIN TERRY of Plymouth within said district. minor. That said minor is the owner of Real Estate situated ,n said Plymouth and in Bristol in Hartford County, viz-thres several pieces of land located and described as follows, to wit-One piece in the village of Terryville in said Plymouth or the north side of the Turnpike Road and nearly opposite the Church in said Terryville containing thirteen acres more or less- Bounded Norli, and East on Estate of John c Lewis deceased. South on Turnpike, and \nsel Gsylords land and West on Highway, Lysander Burnell. Washington Bnrneii. Ben iamin Webster and George E. Bidwell-The second piece is situated m the Eortheriy part nf said Plymouth about one mile North from the public green and contains about twenty four acres and is bounded North on Curtiss Spe,ry and and Roger Allen. East nn Hlgh> way Seuih on Anna Scsviil. and West ca william B. Fenn and Roger Allen
 The third piece is situated partly in P V mouth and partly il Bristol contains about twenty acres end is bounded North on Highs way East and South on William GilbeEl's land and West on Thomas Bunnell.
 The first piece i; valued at abenr Two Thousand Dollars, the sec"ni piece at about six Hundred Dollars and the third piece a: about Three Hundred Dollars. and tn. inter- est of said Minor in said Estate is one undis yidrd mnify of:ne whols.-
 Thstit would bG for the interest Of said minsv to have said Real Esdate sold and the avails therenf invested in ot,er Estate. praping foE libery to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid. as Ter petition on file.
 It is ordered bv this court. That said Guar dian g,ve notiae of said application. by causing tho same to he published in oae .ol the news. papera printed in LitchfieId in the county of Litchfeid three weeks successiveIy, at least six weeks before the hearing and that said pc. tition will be heard at .he Probate Office in sad dis,rct on the i4th day of May next. at one o'clock afternoon
 Certified from Record
 AM MI GIDDINGS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
E E PRITCHARD. c J GODFREY.
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
Amercan Shear Company:

<AAAeEC@u SAe3C NO1uP0Wys ID k it known, that we the subscribers do D hereby associate ourselves as a body p"iltic and corporate, pursuant to the prOvI- siuns of the l4th cnapler of Title 3d Ot he. Revised Statutes of the State 0f Connecticut entitled of Joint Stock OrporatIOns.' and he following are the articles ot our agree meni anu association.
 Article 1 The name of said corporation shall be AMERICAN SHEAR COMPANY.
 Art 3 Tn" Capital Stock of sad Corpora ton shall be Eighteen Thousand Dollars, anu said Capital Stock shall be divided into Sev~ en Hundred and Twenty Shares of Twenty five Dollars each.
 Art. 3. The purposes for which sad C.r~ poratiOn is estab Ished are the follOrsing. L" wit: The manufacturing and selling of all kinds of Hardware, or metallic GOOdp, Of which Iron, Steel. Brass, Copper. or German silver shall form the whole. or one of the comp ene nj parts, and also, the saving and dea ing ID Lumber and to sell and deal ih all the above described articles ot Merchan- dlze. and also. the purchasing, ho ding and teasing oG all Real Estate, Machinery and fix. lures necessary and convenient to carry on saiu business Also, the buying. selling and dealing in all kinds of Gods, Wares. and Merchandise, and all articles necessary and VA'C uA O1 ooaA aud generally to Go all things necessary and convenient 10 the managem snt of the same.
 Art. 4. The Statute law of the State of Connecticut herein beisre referred to relating to Joint Stock Corpor tions' is herth particularly referred to and made part ot these articles and the corporation hereby established and organized under and pursuant to the same. shall have the powers enumera- ted therein, and proceed according to the reg ulationS set forth and specified in said law.
 Art. 5. Eacb subscriber to these articles agrees to take the number of shares annexed to his name of the Capital stock of said COTS poration. each share to be Twenty Five Dol- lars as afoi esaid, and to be paid for by instals ments az the Directors of said Corporation ahall call in the same.
 Art. 6. The said corpol alton is established and located in the village of Aoichsissviile. town of Woodburv, county of Liichfeld, and Slate of Connecticut.
 subscribers Names Number of Shares. ' G Wheeler Two Hundred M Sherman One Hundred
 and Twenty G Minor Eighty John Abernethy Eighty w H White One Hundred A E Chittcnden Sixty W B HOtchkiss Sixty Lucius Woodward Twenty
 By order Oi the Directors,
 MONROE c. SHERMAN. President. JOHN ABERNETHY Secretary.
 Woodbu.v. January 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10

At Court of rrobate holden at Plymouth.
 within and for the District of Plymouth.
 on the 9th day of March. A. D., ls53-
 Present: AMMI GIDDINGs. Esq, Judge TTPON the petition of Henry s'covil of O Plymouth. in the County of Litch- field, showing to this Court that he is he Guardian of stephen Terry of Plymouth, within sad district, minor. That said minor Is the owner of real estate situated in said Plymouth, and in Bristol in Hart- ford county, viG., three several pieces of land located and described as foliows, :o wit :-
 One piece in the village of Terryville. in said Plymouth, on the north side of the Turnpike road and nearly opposite the church, in said TerryvilIe, containing lhir> teen acres, more or less-bounded north and east on estate of Johp C. Lewis. de. ceased; south. on turnpike and Ansel Gay lords land, and west on highway, Ly- sander BurnelI, Washington BurneIl, Ben jamin Webster. and George E Bedwen. The second piece is situated in the north erly part of said Plymouth. about one mile north from the public green, and contains about twenty four acres. aud is bounded north on Curtiss Sperry and Roger Allen east, on highway: south, on Anna Sec. will, and west on William B. Fenn, and Roger Allen.
 The third piece is situated partly in Plymouth and partly in Bristol. con, ins 1 about twenty acres. and is bounded north on highway; east and south on William Gilber,'s land, and west on Thomas Bur nell.
 The first piece is valued at about $2OOO.- co: the second piece at about $500, and the third piece at about $500, and the in- terest of said minor in said estate is one undivided moiety of the whole.
 That it would be for inc benefit of said minors to have said land sold, and avails thereof invested in different manner, praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on file.
 It IS ordered by this Court. That said Guardian give notice of said application ! by causing the same 10 be published m one of the newspapers printed in Litchfeld. in the county of Litchheld, three weeks sue cessively, at least six weeks before the hearing. and that said petition will be heard at the Probate Office in said district on the l4th day of May next. at 9 o'clock afternoon. Certified from Record.
 AMMI GlDDlNGS. Judge.