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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-29
PETER w. GRusBs
r. To the Yafers q,

sosp r re the votsss Of the City of Rich
more Interested to be filed at the com;p opls are
election than the office of CITY SERGEANT Mar or
we thnk we hazard so much In saving that ,h ho
presen incumbent 10 not the fit person that s
be selected TO fill the duties of that most i'm
station Yet nothing ia certain than b;s - I
ton unless there is union and concert amon,st 49,
opposed to him, he having been declared the nomin
OF the American party at their late meeting at the AZ
mean church. We would therefore suggest that the
voters OF the city, irrespective of party upite 80
elect JAMES D ELLETT, the present efficient den
uty Sergeant In him. we have ono who bas haap
tred aud not found wanting; who has proven him
self fully able to efficiently discharge the duties Of
the office. We think too, that Mr. Elicit presents
SOME claims to your sufrages that other Candidate
can, he having performed the labor and dischareaS
the duties without the emouments of the ofice-snd
so far as availability concerned think his claim
particularly strong it being impossible for either
Mr.. Bray, Mr.. Wright or Mr.. smith to be candidate
We therefore, call upon MIR. Elicit to announce him
self candidate, and upon the citizens aud all to
rally 10 his support. In union only there is strength
NH ITS MANY CITIZENS
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STnCK OF CLOTHING, &c ArAU(

STDCk OF CLOTHING, &c AR ATIC.
- TION.-On MONDAY next, Slst inst, at 10
o'clock will sell at my store, Main Street opposite
NC, consisting of Cloth Cashmere Drilling and Alpaca
Goats; Cashmere Satinet, Drilling and Cottonade
Pants Marseilles, Silk, Satin and Popn Vests also
large lot of piece goods such Black Satin and zig
ured Silk Vestings Beaver Pilot and Broad Cloths;
Cassmeres and Sstinets; Drllinss white and coored
Markeilles of superior quality Cloth and Silk Vest
Patterns also large lot of Furnishing Goocs con.
sisting of Shirts Suspenders, Stocks, and Cravats
Scarfs, Socks. Gloves, &c also Tailors Trimming
such Buttons, Twist, Silk Serge; Selicas Buckles
Silks Padding &c. The whole to be sold in lots b.
suit tho trade, without reserve
ABRAHAM LEVY, Main street.
The Store will be rented ut IL o'clock imme
Of one handsome Show Case, Umbrella Stand and Two
Counters TO-, DC. Sale conducted by
NH Is Il. B. COOK 4 CO., Auctrs
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Friends and fellow-citizens: 1 announce myself
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONERS OF
county at the ensuing election. Should it be your
pleasure to elect me- pledge rnyself to give my
divided attention to its dutien Having acted NJ
Tuy experience in its duties pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of the office promptly faithfully,
and according to law. JOHN A. EACHO.
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GA Card.-.It has been cnrrentix r

~ Card.-.It has been currently re-
ported that have withheld monies collected by me
In my official capacity, by base sladerer for
tue purpose OF defeating in the election Of High
constable, Gn office now bold | challenge such per
son or persona to come forward and show Il they can
any instance where such has been tho case. [ now
take this method OF declaring ysef uu Independent
candidate Tor HIGH CONSTABLE OF the City of
OF the ID Gay o4 April, aud their votes flr me
Nothing but the prsss of business prevents ma from
seeing you b1tore TAG day of election.
p TYLER
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u To the Voters of the City of Rich.
AoND-ONE AND ALL At the solicitation of many
friends, announce myself candidate for the office
Of GRAIN MEASURER Should It. please YOU to
elect me- promise to discharge the duties Of the Of
Tee strictly and faithfully.
mt tide" JAMES GIRR
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SAFE cOnuuctfO Dy
NH % TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.

by VIRTUE of n deed of trust, executed
Go oIl me oy 'aas pam, da.eo the e,n Gay OF Ccto
County Court of Chesterfield l shall proceed on
MONDAY, the Sst day of March, instant at II o'clk
field to sell without reserve a large quantity of cut
and uncut Granite Dimension Stone and Stone suta-
BILE for small bridges. Also, three Derricks, with
smiths Tools, and other property Also, one Horse
After the sale at this place, will proceed to SELL
under the deed, three other Derrcks with their
shipping point of the Danvlle Railroad opposite to
Rockets.
If any postponement of the sale takes place, due
notice thereof viii be given
NH I8-dts JNO M. PATTON, JR., Trustee
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BY Richard Caafhorn.

HynnSSES &c. AT AUCTlON...Ou SAT.
lot 18th instant, at 10 O'clock at the large
ne N.Y.. N rear OF my store, viii sell work Horsss
CaI1TuhuN
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Sale conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts
NH q


- ESTATE NEAR THE WILLIAMSBURG
THE CITY OF RICHMOND As Commissioner,
appointed by decree entered February 9th, 1856 in
the case of Bates guardian against Perkins and 9TH
proceed on MONDAY, 7th day of April, 1885, at y
O'Clock M, to sell public auction the front door
of the Court House of Henrico county small tract
the northern side of said road about half mile
distant from it, with log house thereon sndabout
one acre of cleared land-the balance in wood,
sisting of pine and oak.
Mr.. George Savage, whose lands adjoin the said
tract will take pleasure in showing the premises to
any person DESTROYS of purchasing
TERMs-Casb. b. w. STARkE, Com'r.
Sale conducted by,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DOsTPONEMENT OF MILE. TERESA
L PARODPS GRAND CONCERT-The public is
respectfully informed that Mile PARODPs GRAND
bly, POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY
r%An tickets bought for this evening. good for
Monday, or the money will be refunded at Mr. Wood
o. Seats for Monday can be secured to-day at the
bookstore of Mr. Woodhouse. NH q
MILE T. PARODI'S GRAND CONCERT,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
MAURICE TRAKOSCH,
ASSISTED BY
Mdme A. PATTI STRAKOSCH and
signor LEONARDO.
MONDAY, March re s1s', 1885,
METROPOLITAN HALL
PROGRAMME
Mile PARODI will sng-
1. "Come Bello," Grand Aria from Lucretia BOrsia.
2 s.The Gipsey's Song" from HEtoli du Nord.
g. The "Grand Duetto from Norma"
4. II would that my Love- an exquisite Duetto ny
Mendessohn, together with Madame STHA.
S. "Jerusalem,n from Haydn's ratoria
T. The Celebrated Comic Toraetsino "Don't tickle
and Sir. 2EoSHRDi. '''
Mime. STRAKOSCH will sing
I. "Good Night, and Pleasant Dreams"
Kathleen Mavourneen, Scotch Ballad.
5. within mile of Edinboro"
Sig LEONARDO will sing
l. Romanza, Grand Did," from Enani.
2 The Grand Aria from Lucretis Borgia, "Vieni Ia
mia Vendetta"
Sig STRAKOSCH will play
"Fantasia of the Daughter of the Regiment" 'The
Nightingale" and 1.-THE Banjo"
cT The sale of Tickets for reserved seats, (which
can be secured tciftoHt ertra chayge) and Concert
Books begins on THURSDAY morning 9th instant,
at the book and music store of Mr.. ]. Woodhouse,
who also kindly furnishes the Piano used by Mr..
Strs&osc in this Concert.
Admission, One Dollar.
~ Doors open at Z. to commence at 3o'elock
NH 8-3t
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T AND FOR SAL E.-C omInissiouer's

IL Sale of Land in Hanover County.-Pursuant to a
YER pronounced the 18th day of March, 1856, in
suit therein Dope nding under the style of Charters
guardian against Charter the undersigned will, on
TUESDAY, the Sth day of April next at II o'clock
M if fair If not the next fair day, proceed to sell to
the highest bidder on the premises the of Land
in the said decree mentioned containing by estims.
ton 54l acres, adjoining the Land of A. Lumpkin
Lucy Fl. Ball and others and Is the Land belonging
to the estate of Geo Charter and near the head of
the Mechanicsville turnpike road.
Terms-One-th cash. onethird in twelve months
and the other In two years the purchaser executing
bond with approved security; and the title TO
said land retained until the whole purchase money
is paid, and . conveyance directed by the Court.
NH 25-tds LIB KEEsEE. Com'r
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kfOk HIRE by the month, or fsr me bal.
anee Vt the yssx Two sbied bodied negro men.
A. &. LAYhE x CO. 81
Ns ~-~ ~ AImoTY.
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A LBERT L.. WEST,

"A ARCHITECT AND MEASURER i
Respectfully reminds his friends sad the public gen.
orally that in addition to MEASURING and PRI-
ZINC all kinds Of work used in the erection Of build
ines-Brck work. Carpenters WORK. Paintips. Plss-
terns, kc.-he 10 prepared TO furnish PLANS and do
tail DRAWINGS, Specifications, Estimates and Goa
tracts for every variety Of Buildings and will super
intend their construction. Having thorough raAc-
TIcAL knowledge Of the Building business, and con
siderable expersnce a. Archtsct he hopes 70 ave
satisfaction to all who may employ him
El~ Ofics ON 18th street, between Main and benx,
whore he may be found ~ o'clock every morning.
NH 7a-lps
d Ibis Bcveridas's Ale 50 kegs Lager Beer at
P. W1LBACHERa.
No. 20e Main street.
lah % Que door from corner Of ssh Il,
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BY Dickinson, Hill d. Co., Aucis.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Me-
" CROSBY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of Richmond, in the of Trent Committee,
u.s. Warrick, Guardian the subscriber, special Com
missioner, appointed by the said decree, will, on
THURSDAY April 3d. proceed to sell, at the auction
house of Dickinson, HILL Co, the following
slaves mentioned not hired out the present year
viz: Maria, an old woman Martha and her children,
Anna Rebeccs, Alice and Anthony; Francis and her
children, William, Charles and Mary; the last men,
toned woman Is good cook, washer and ironer.
The above slaves can be seen at Robt. Lumpkn's
jail any hour after u O'Clock the day previous to their
sale. PETERFlELD TRENT,
NH 27-d&ctd& Commissioner.
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JAMES B GLIB.
re- To the Voters OF Henrico

IF TO Tue FOters OF HenrICO County,
FtllowCltizsns At the solicitation of a number of
my friends, | hereby announces myself candidate
Tor the Office Of COMMONWEALTH'S ATTOR-
MY, al the approaching May election.
NH 2-6t' JOHN n DAVIS.
~ Al the solicitation of friends 1 an
ooance myself candidate for Office of CITY AS
SCISSOR. LEWIS HILL,
NH 24--.tds Governor street
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tANGHAms..-lO cases new aud very
- beautiful styles, just landed per Roanoke, aud
ier sAis low by
mhf KENT, PAIEF & co. =
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BY TayIor & WiIIin ms.
TRUST SALE or A HOUSE AND Lot
=, = IN HENRICo COUNTY, NEAR THE CITY or

'AuST SALE or HOUSE AND LOT
- = IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR THE CITY OF
NC. M to the provisions deed exc
cuted py X II Yeatman and A. H. Yestman his wife.
on the 90 day of May 1885, and recorded in the Clerks
once OF hennco County Court, conveying to US, a.
certain real estate mentioned ana described
u the said deed, to secure the Mechauics Building
Fund Association of the city of Richmond we shall.
on MONDAY sIst day of March, 1885, If fair ifother.
wise then on the next fair day thereafter at oclk
r. M, on the premises SELL at public auction to the
nghe s bidder for cash the property conveyed in
salo Deed and described as a certain piece parcel or
LOT of land lying and being in the county of Hen.
lco, near and adjacent to the city of Richmond
fronting twenty-six feet on the northern side OF
\. or Clay street as extended in the. county of
henrico and running back at right angles one hun
dred feet to an alley ten feet wide, and on which
SAID lot brick tenement stands being the eastern
tene ment of the two which were erected by Jesse
franklin during the year lS43"
+. v. SUTTON, JR,
CHAS. G. Elicit, Trustees
CHAS. e. ANDERSON,S
NH ids
2. s; Although the terms of the deed require a
cash SALE we are authorised to say that In probable
that it may be arranged, afford a credit upon
the greater portion of the purchase money
THE TRUSTEES.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auctioneen
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23
An Act to abolish Town Courts.

Re It enacted by The Senate and House of Representa-
Tires in Legislature assembled, az foHops:
SECT. l. All acts and parts Of providing for the
establishment AMI maintenance OF Town Courts In this State
hereby repealed; but all actions proceedings now
pending in Of said courts be lawfully determined
and disposed Of il this act had been passed.
2 Any Justice OF said may execution
upon Judgments rendered by him, but after the expir
ton Of year from the passage of this act
Ssor. 3 After the final disposal If all the business
pending Of sad COURTS the shall
he delivered by the several judges to the clerks
pecve cities and in which such
lshed For neglect deliver such aforesaid by
any Judge, he shall be liable to penalty OF fifty dollars for
every month that such neglect -ha continue,
cred action OF debt In the name and to the the
city which such established; and the
such city town hereby authorized pros
ecue therefor. tApproved April 4, 1856.
An Act additional to entitled San Act In relation to
bonds issued by railroad corporations" approved Janua
ry threth, eighteen hundred and ifty-two.
Be il enacted ny the Senate and House of Representa
tiues in Legislature assembled, as f0ii0ps
That in all where bonds with coupons for
thereon have been shall be issued the act
which this is additional under any law of
this State by railroad corporation any other corp-
ration quasi corporation. within this State any such
coupons Of them shall have been or shall
hereafter be transferred and assigned apart the bond.
which they attached with which they were issued
aforesaid holder for valuable consideration Of my
such coupon coupons thus issued and assigned NAV
maintain action Of assumpsit which has been shall
be brought such coupon coupons holden
by him. In his against any oration may
issued the for the recovery of the
Of
sxcr q No corporation named in this Act in any suit
upon any such bond upon any coupons shall
defend upon the ground Of usuy by II
coupon having been negotiated sold by
| ton at less than The par value thereof
SEcr. g. II action of assumpsit brought by the
holder assignee Of such coupon pend
ing In court the corporation against which the
he pending SHALL at the time Of the passage this act
have filed In any plea statement based upon the
defense that such action could not be maintained the plain
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

An Act To establish Board of Agriculture.
n, ssaeted By the Senate and House Of Representatives. IN
Legislature assembled, as follows:
S.crioS |, A State Board Of Agriculture il hereby
he'd to consist of member from each comfy IN
tho state aud the governor and secretary Of tae shall be
neubcrs ex uico SAID members shall hold their ofiees
( the term of one year. and sh be elected by ballot As
tows: Where there is but agricultural society, the
msuer shall be elected annually where there IL more
nh n one oldest incorporated society shall elect the
frat YEAR and the others successive years by rotation
according dates OF their respective interpretations
M m.mber officer of tho legislature shall be member
of the Board Of Agriculture and IN all cases the members
snail he elected the annual meetings or fairs OF such
,e,ies any regular meetings thereof called Tor
such purpose aud they shall receive certificate of Their
election signed by the president and secretary of such
society and Of any occurring in the rep
,eseuiaton of any society this bo9Td be filled by
an appointment by the president and secretary OF such
society. I,
at the state Augusta, the third Wednesday Of
| January next
srcT3 Al the first meeting Of the BOARD of tsrcnl-
re and al each annual meeting on the third "Wednesday
Of January thereafter the board shall organize by me
choice of a president and such other officers as may be
| deemed necessary.
sxoT4 II shall the duty Of this board to investigate
all such subjects relating agriculture, horticulture and
tho arts herewith in this state, as they may
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23
fApproved April !, 1861



Re fnafted bY and House Of Representatives.
LEGISLATURE assembled, a. follows
SrcItos The cashier of every bank in this state IN
making semi annual returns Of the state aud condition
OF tho bank required by law, shall state the amount OF
d.bt, de Ia such bank which have matnred and
maid at the time of making such returns
Seer The said cashier OF every bnk shall also make
returns of the liability president directors of the
banks principals srces IN their individual
r,p,city and members Of firm, the agents or ON
GERS of any eorporation
srcr3 This act shall take effect from and after its APP
prova by the governor
Approved April |, 1851
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I Approved April ,, 1856.



no, - tho ha,,ar serurity of the none "a in
-" NJ ''' '"e $500 rr.,su,y
n, .noc,,d by m. senate and House of Repyssenta-
-. " a:.,., -. ....mLy.d n. f,llnvs
'HeS !" It sH"t"e "s'' 'p'. I'll "a, 4, any wav
sect L. tht treasurer o. nc ''ae "'' na, -, .mni,,.
e.", VI ~ ~, nf any ,nnue
ment any Interest from OF On ace"ur ao INV h.
longing |" Inc siAc or any '"c'c't ~ ~ ,s,,,,r
longing To the state hepo'i'rl VI ' 80. - 80 =,
bonus premium " interest 'nt @ ~. ,nno,. an
the state III any hhhS "r 'or Atep's .na 49, -.
nsp".it IN a'N :" 80. -, b. ra.snr a, hi. n, ,nv
the state deposited IN Az" hahs "t w reasun " s " n
tor him keeping on Mani OF sFihg ctn"'" W Aiv
bank hl- or any gran'tv oonns OF premium u Ut Ay
loan heena,eu or o'..e ,,a,s,T when, var r.rrIv.d
DER Jn,t Al Ius - III .n, ,n'sr., gr,,nrv
ana shsH paw over 10 NV 't"'e ~ s"'' N>' 6'"''
bInus or premium a., .. ,,, 49,, 49,. Il, ,,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23
An Act giving further remedies To propretorsuf aIucd
for tho collection Of assessments.
[ Approved April ?, 1856.

An Act in addition To chapter hundred and hve of the
revised stafI
b. snaeted J the Senate House Of Representatives. IN
LEGISLATURE assembled, as follows:
When any WILL proved aud allowed in any other state
has been recorded in this state a. provided IN
CHAPTER one hundred and Of the revised statutes the
Judge of probate If county which ands al The tes
Iator subject operation Of his will may remain IN
Disposed Of NAV upon due tco given, grant admins
traon with the viii annexed tho of snch tesla
% notwithstanding the lapse Of more than twenty years
from his decease.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23

"nsr % tie the nay S.s
showing the anount neach Of .sni ban other places
aud shall he public inspection
sect. The trcssnrrrnf the state SHAH exhit In detail
bcrn rsccvsd by him from tho agent under the law.
regulating the land office ant the several amounts received
10 The salary of'he Of .ha Ire
prnvidoi .hsls fun cnmnen-
m n 1 a"n ne s. "S receive any
sect u Tho h.h ton chapter eighth OF the revised
scot 70 rhi'.e ,han tsse effect and he in force from
GApptoved Aorti = 1851
An Act to limit the Jurisdiction Of the Municipal Court Of
The city of Gal ia.
Bet ENACTED BY the S.n.te anil House Of Representa-
tires ~ L,g,siature d'sembisf. as fofious
The powers d Judge Of the munlc pa court
Of the city Of Caas In civil action hcrhy
in which both parties the plaintiff and the person
city
Sac The power, judge court in process of
frcihle Entry and driainer are herrhy limited to in
which the property, regard to which the is ns,-
iu'-d, l. Situate in sad city.
sS The powers Of the Judge Of said In Grim,
nal matters hereby limited to in which The offence
is committed SAID city, defendant, is sn nhabitnnt
sad city.
sKc. l. This shall not effect powers the said
judge As to any erin nal matter or proceeding in oribe
entry and detaner when the complaint has already been
made civil action wherein the writ already
been made. Approved April :, 1886
dinate officers of the State Prison.
Be il By the Senafe and House of Representa-
iiuss in LeSi.iature assembled. az Johotes:
SEcr l. The salary and perquisites Of the warden Of
prison described in chapter hundred
statutes, shall be ia full payment
duties required Of hun warden including his
duty treasurer which shall be receive pay
accountable for all moneys granted for maintaining the
prison. buildings and repairs and for all other purposes
connected with said prison, custom to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
S.cT . The subordinate officers, and those employed
overseeing and guarding the prison, shall receive
stated times the compensation allowed them by the
and warden with the approval Of the Governor and
council id.d that the compensation shall In
exceed the following by the To the deputy
warden, hundred and MY oars clerk and
including services teacher Of school
said prison. Ave hundred dollars; Of the shoe de
plrtmcn hundred dollars; the wheewrght
department. five hundred doars ovcrsrer Of the black
smith dcpar meut five hundred dollars; tho
quarry department. hundred fifty dollars;
Guard, three hundred and hfy dollars The
board the said subordinate officers, and
guards price board he fixed by the Governor
being, but exceed dollars
fifty per week; which is be deducted from
their salaries
Seer 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with
this act hereby repealed This to take from
and after approval by the Governor
Approved April I, 1856.
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Be enacted bp the Senate and House Of ~
legislature assembled, as foil
Sror,o, l. The Register Of Probate in tho County Of
Waldo shall he entitled 10 receive salary quarterly
payments, 10 be paid the first day of January Apr
July and October of each al four hundred twenty
five dollars per annun,, instead Of the allow ed
Seer. O. This shall tako effect and DO in force from
and after Its approval by the Governor.
Approved April 4, 1851
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-23
An Ae, to regulate the snece

A
Re enacted bu The Senate and House Representatives.
Leg.,la,are a,scmbied a. follows:
Srcr,oS l. Whenever real estate has been, shall be
conveyed in mortgage and in trust Ia any two more
and succcss"r w,th power To the
survlyn e and remaining trustees the occurrence of
vacancy in the nal number, I" appoint successor
10 succeed a. and have all the power ui the trustee in
whose place shall be appointed the said grantees
shall be considered taking and holding tho said estate
A, in ,int ,naury unless different estate shall be
pre- SLY tcriaed he conveyed Aud when "ne
of named sIr grantees AMI trustees, shall
he death or Other be Invested of his interest such
estate shall he vested IN the remaining trustee
ar trustees who being by the conveyance 10 them other
wise authorized do, shall be entitled TO convey the
such estate held bv former trustee
4, new trustee declared in the conveyance 10 him In be
80 apminted wiihuut extingIishing impiirng such
Joint tenancy and such trustee shall take and hold
The same title be entitled Ia all the rights and bc sub
ect Il, all the liabilities the former trustee, whose
Dl,ce he has appointed When personal properly has
or shall conveyed connection It'll real estate IN
mortgage and upon the like trust, the trustees shall he
as taking and holding the title they do the
title 10 the estate, and the he conveyed 10
new trustee in connection with an interest in the real
estate L. he by linn held in like manner
Srcr This shall take effect its approval by
AnriI