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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-03
For Sale

t OFFER at private sale my PINE BLUFF
Il PLANTATION, on tho Bluff Road, two
and three quarter miles from Gadsdep Depot,
on the South Carolina Railroad, until the first
Monday in November; ii not disposed Of at
that time, it will lie cold at public sale, in
Columbia.
Persons wishing valuable upland ard
swamp place united, will find themselves
sn!tcd. For particulars, apply t., mo. on the
place, by letter, addressed H. 'lIopkin'.
Turnout, R!cEland County,
Scpt n <lj ISAAC IT. WESTON
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SheriH7s Sale

PY virtue of sundry writs of teri facins to
D me directed. will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY and TUESDAY in November next.
in front of the Court House, in Columbia.
within thclegal hours,
All that lot of LAND, on the North ca st
corner OF the intersection Of Richardson and
Plain streets, in the city of Coumbia-bounI-
e. ed t on the North by an aIlcy-way, separating
thereon two hundred and nino feet ten inches:
on the East by an alley-wav separating it
from lot OF estate of DR.. Samuel Fair. mca-
suring thereon one hundred ANA twenty three
feet six inches, moro or less; on tho South BY
Plain street, measuring thereon two un.lrtd
and a, nine feet ten inches; ana on the West by
Richardson street, measuring thereon one
hundred and twcnty-thrcc feet six inches
more or ltss.
,,, ALSO,
Three Jacks, one Jennct, one Mare anl one
hundred and fifty head CT Cattle, more or less
Levied ON as the property of Thomas Davis.
at the respective suits Of Simeon Rawl and
James Campbell, survivor of Cumpbcu e.
Milling, Is. Thomas Davis
The Cattle will be sold on TUESDAY. the
9Th OF November, at the plantation of the de-
tendant, about twelve miles below Columbia.
Terms cash. PF FRAIEE. y. r. q
Oct IS III
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Sheriff's Sale.

PY virtue Of sundry writs OF tferi fncios 70
i ~ me directed, L will soil. on the first
MONDAY in November next, in front OF the
court House, III Columbia, within the legal
h. urs,
All that PLANTATION or Tract OF Land.
IN Richland County, containing eighteen
hundred u,a00) acres, more or less, and
East by j. U. AdamB; South by - Geiror'
and on tho West by Rober. Adams. Levied
on as the property OF Isaac T. Weston, at the
respective suits Of Maria L. Bower, Adminis-
tratrix, Monltrie Weston, Executor, Robert G.
SILVER, John Mclaughlin and William Glaze
Us. Isaac T.. Weston. Terms cash.
Oct l6 NTH p. F. FRAZEE s. r. G.
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SheriH's Sale.

P1 virtue y an execution, to me directed,
ID will rcil, or the first MONDAY in No,
yembcr next IN trout of the Court House, in
Columbia, within tho legal hours,
All that LOT of LAND, on Richardson
street, in the city OF Columbia, on Which is
erected that large and commodious Building,
known as the ..Colnmbia HOTEL" bounded on
the North by Thomas e. Gregg; on the East
by, Richardson street; on tho SO ath by Davis
alicy-way, aud on the West by 9. J. Bollin
OF Thomas Davis, ut the suit of Jesse e.
Lykes, Administrator of George L. Hipp,
deceased. rs. Thomas Davis. Terms cash.
Oct 1G NTH p. L. FRAZEE g n n
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SherlH7s Sale.

~ virtue Of snndry writs OF ,tieri facias,
I'D to Inc directed, l will sell, on tile first
MONDAY in November next, in front of the
Court House, in Columbia, within the legal
hours,
All that HOUSE and LOT, in the city Of
Columbia, situated on the West side of Flick
tns street. betwocn Taylor and Plain streots,
and bounded ON the North by - Edgcr-
ton; on tho East by Pickcns street: on the
South by }. =. Southern, and OH the West by
- McAis."r Levied on rs thc property OF
Patrick II. Flanagan, ct the suit of Thomas
Il. Evans, G: al rs. Patrick II. Flanagan
Terms cash. L. L. FKiZEE, S. II. G.
Oct IL NTH
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NJ ickerson House,

UO l. Al . 4, s. @.
ET9SaSSaA HAVING sold Messrs. Apnew
SAa2ss4& Daily my OMNIBUS, to bo
run In, IN connection with tho '.NIOKERSON
HOUSE" it is due the public to say that tho
change OF collection of faro does not effect the
present arrangement Of passengers coming
down the Greenville road going to Charles,
ton, nor returning" Will give supper going
down or breakfast going up, with Omnibus
fare included both ways, for ONE DOLLAR.
anu Augusta Road going SOUTH, will be taken
free to dnner-house and back to cars in am
pie time-all for$1
Nov limo VIM A WRIGHT
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Notice.

NNaE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK would
4 ca!. the a;tcn,ion .. .ic public to tx fac;
'.at the: are tran act:ug a GENERAL. HA.k-
iNG BC NESS, and extend the usi,ai q accon,.
mo.latinnS 10 business men and others Who
favor thea. with their accnunts
Oct % 4. G. BHENlZEH. Cashier.
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For Sale

For Sale
z 600 ACRES OF Lao il BArnne.i,
c.OOA On; the El:a;o.
.3U ACRE: IL k"r7haw-iH iG;- tc su;
HOUSE aud 10 in Columbia -:l2. .uou.
liou.a III this city, $J0DG.
nov SE ana thirteen acres LAND. near ~,
r'ty-s3 orO. -in;,J to JOHN BAUSkET1.
Attornt! 1T Law and Rca! Estate agent
SEPT 2i u
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South northumberland County

uoA Vol n1culauu county.
D. G. PE1XOTTO ~ SON. AucrIoNEERs.
Mrs. Mary $. p. Gibbcs, Mrs Anna M. Guirn.
Nd, q a., Us. James s. Guignard, as Adj
minis,rator. ct al.
4 pursuance of tho dccretal order passed
il ty his Honor Judge john r. Green, on
the 1st day of July, 1870, will sell tile fol-
lowing REAL ESTATE in tho city of Colum-
Dla, belonging to the estate Of the late James
>. Guignard, Senior, on the FIRST MONDAY
III November next:
/: The LOTS fronting on Richardson street
/. rect. corncrinS on Plain street, and running
back (East) eos feet to the allcy-way to the
SoIrt House square; bounded on the South
tihe Gy ,n.s fSScch5,y sold as property of Dr. r. W.
si,!crcd as among the most desirable and eli
gi6lc sites for stores in the city. 1t will be
suo-1ivlded, and proper rlats prepared, which
can De Inspected at the office Of tho under
signed in Columbia.
z. Inc well known and valuable Plantation
on Gilrs Creek. about miles from Columbia.
containing !. l52 acres, more or lcss; bounded
on the East by lands Of the estate of C. r.
Bryce, deceased, and G. r. Starting. and lands
OF DR.. a. Wallace; South by the big Lake"
plantations; North by Gilrs Creek IL desired.
Will be cold i'll parcels.
3. The Square Of four acres in Columbia.
upon which the Mansion House of RI, IN m
JAS ). GuiSnarl, Sr., stood surrounded by a
substantial brick wall; bounded on the North
by Gcrvais street; East by Bull street; South
by Senate street, and West on Marion At reat
This Square will probably be divided into hall
acre lois.
The entire property is sold free from all
claim FOR dover, and the purchaser takes in
dispTtable titles.
TERMS OF third cash, remainder
payable in one and two Years in equal install
ments, with interest from date of sale nav.
able annually, and secured by bond and mort
gage; purchaser to insure and assign the
policy to the undersigned. Purchaser to paw
for papers, stamps, &c.
d. =. DESAUSSURE,
oct Special Referee
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Desirable Building Lots on iuain street.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

ON MONDAY next, 7th instant, will sell, at
the Conrt House, at 10 O'clock,
That desirable vacant LOT, situated on tho
West side of Main street, measuring % feet
front by 208; bounded East by Main street;
North by the alley leading from Main to
Post Ohcc is located, and South by lot OF T.
K. Etter.
That vacant LOT, on Main street, near the
a4oyc, measuring % feet front by 2OS; bound.
Cd East by Richardson street; North BY #. X.
Etter; West by j. and s. Leaphart, and South
by same.
The above wi be positively sold. Terms
stamps. Noy1 "a
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,.Auctaom .@ales,

Desirable Building Lot.
ByD. G. PEIX0TT0 & SON, Auotioneers.
ON MONDAY, the 9TH day Of November next.
IN IN front OF tho Court, House, in this city, at
desirable BUILDING LOT, in this city,
fronting and bounded on tho South by Plain
street, measuring thereon sixty (6O) feet; on
the west by residence Of F. L. Cardozo; on
the East by lot Of G.. q. Newton; on tho North
by lot OF D. B. Miller. The said lot is 20S feet
eight inches, more or less, in depth. Tho
above property can be treated for privately
before day OF sale: Terms made known at
sale. Oct 1G, 81, 25, 20 Nov 1, g.,
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New Supply Of Groceries!
E0GsHEADS of BACON,
III c. u. aud r. SIDES,
Bulk BACON and SHOULDERS.
G. DIERCkS.
Ill breakfast STRIPS,
Sugar. Cured SHOULDERS.
G. DIERCKS.
IN barrels and half barrels and kits,
Picked SALMON,
Dutch HERRING,
G. DIERCKS.
IL The best Western Brands at very low
figures, in barrels, halves, quarters and
eiShths Of barrels.
Heckers Self f-Raising FLOUR.
DIERCKs.
LObsTERS,
SALMON.
G. D1ERCKS.
GOSDENSED Milk, best quality,
~ Layer Naisns,
French Chocolate,
Boxes Soap,
Concentrated Lye.
G. DIERCKS.
ENOREIGN and Domestic WINES, LIQUORS,
~ ALES, &C., of superior quality, sold at
low figures. G.. DIERCKS.
SMoKING TOBACCO, of various brands:
- Durham, Virginity, Advancc,&c.
Domestic and Imported CIGARS.
Oct 80 G. DIERCK'S.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
l5lJ %. Cd g

/ HAVE just received my FALL and WIN
j. TER supply of CLOTHING, HATS AND
GENTS FtRElSfIIAG GOODS. Ny stock
embraces everything usual. found in & large
irs; class establishment, auh invite the pub
;c t" call and XaMiinr /, f:ci:, ali .iind tEat
can give satisfaction.
Oct II 3:Ect VI I. iIGkE
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rentence Re9uircd.
BY JACOB LEVIN

OH nIOEDAi Tie Ith Instant. nt 10 O'clock
~, before the Court Houee, will sell,
Ihat well-known family RESIDENCE. ro.
comfy occupied by DIR. x. G. NIackey. cor.
ner OF Gervais and Barnwcll streets. This
building. contains eight rooms, besides base
mont, with all necessary out-buildnga. Tho
Lot measures one acre, and fire garden snot
TEnMs-Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. Nov I ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-02-18
The Woman Suffrage Campaign.

The Woman Suffrage Association have
organized a series of campaign meetings
in this State aud announce the following
Rutland, Feb, Dist, eve. aud next day,
Bennington, Feb. %, eve. and next day.
Mrs. Ada G. Bowles, of Cambridge,
Mass. is also announced to speak as fol-
lows
South Royalton, Wednesday evening, 16,
Bethel, Thursday evening, 18th.
West Randolph, Friday evening, 18th.
Mortified, Saturday evening, 10th.
Arlington, Friday evening, 25th.
Manchester, Saturday evening, 26th.
Dandy, Monday evening, 18th.
Bellows Falls, Thursday evening Mar. 8.
Springfield, Friday evening 4th.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-02-18
Vermont News.

"A son of Mr., Haney, about II
years of age, working on the Belden's
Falls railroad, fell through trestle
work recently, and broke his arm.
"A little boy, son of Mrs. Flowers,
of Middlebury. was seriously hurt by
being run over by span Of horses and
sleigh, few days since.
Mrs. Bryant, lone widow of Wa
terbury, was recently found by her
neighbors dead at the foot of her cellar
stairs, having evidently been killed by
falling down.
Two missing men, Robert Mathie
of Greensboro and John Eddy of St.
Johnsbury, have spoiled the mystery by
turning up safe and sound, the one in
Montreal and the other in New York.
Thursday of last week, John FL.
Skinner, of Derby, was examined be-
fore Justice Simmons, Middlebury, on
charge Of forgery, and before Justice
Knapp on charge Of publishing forgery,
and on both complaints was bound up in
the aggregate sum of $4,000. In de-
fault of bail he was committed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-02-18

TowSsHENp.-The Townshend Farm
er's club met on Monday Eve Feb. 18th,
at the house of C. G. Stebbins. Ques-
ton discussed: Is it profitable for our
farmers to use fertilizers or artificial ma
nures? This subject is one of much in
terest and Importance to our farmers and
was discussed by many who had tried
different kinds, nearly all spoke in favor
of the use of phosphate of lime as fer
tilizer for corn, and some had used it
with success on other crops; those who
have used it the most extensively, speak
the most in favor of its use, although no
one would neglect barnyard manure in
the use of phosphate; the general opin-
ion seemed to be to make all the barn
yard manure possible and then use phos-
phate to give the corn start. The at
tendance was large, and composed OF
some of our best farmers who take deep
interest in our farmers club, which is
constantly increasing in interest, aud We
hope with profit to those who attend.
We were glad to see some present from
adjoining towns who manifested their In
terest by giving their own experience.
E. L. S.
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For Sale.

V,HE so called Perry MANSION situated in the
i Pleasant village Of Cambridgeport VT. not over
Mill, and School house. The house is nearly new.
The main part is 40 AZ two stories high. with Gu
into the following rooms viz. Parlor. l Sitting
Room Dining Room. Library. Kitchens, Pan
tries. China Closet. Sleeping Rooms. Bath Room.
with all the modern appliances. Billiard Room
The whole is finished in the most approved style
warmed by furnace. The barn is connected with
the house and very conveniently arranged for the
keeping Of horses and cows. with aarge hay loft ov
water which supplies both house and barn The
buildings covered with slate. The main part Is
surrounded with verandsh upon three sides. there
is or 10 acres of land divided into moving and pas
ture and garden There over one hundred choice
FRUIT TREES. upon the place. The whole Is Of
fcresf at great bargain. For further particulars.
call upon Rev. J. c. Mccollom. the premises. or
address.
Pitchburg Mos.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-02-18
ww. NJ. C,ou.h,. E.,.,,.

STATE OF VERMONT. 1.-THE Probate Coui
trct 10 all persons interested in the estate of WIN
NJ. CL0UGH. late of Putney. in said District. dc
ceased. GREETING.
YOU are hereby notified shat Isaac b. Puffer. ad
i mnistrator of the estate of said deceased, wi
present his ADMINISTRATION account for allowance
the session Of said Court to be held at the Inn OF
A. Wilder in Rockingham, in said District. on tn
first Wednesday of March, 1870. and that said Coui
will then and there decide upon the allowances .
to the heirs entitled to the at which time an
place you can be heard in the premsIs if you shal
see cause. q. u. EDDY. Register
Eeh 7 1870 6-S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-02-18
The Dedication Levec and Ball.

The Dedication Concert, Levee and
Ball in the new block on Thursday even
ing of last week, passed off in highly
satisfactory manner. The arrangements
we're very complete, well carried out, and
the different committees having them in
charge are entitled to much credit for
having performed their duties SO well.
Some three hundred assembled i'll
Union Hall during the concert and
promenade, including all classes, old and
young, of our people, thus making it in
reality a union affair. Among those
present were a number of ladies and gen.
tlemen from Saxtons River who seemed
to enjoy the occasion with lively satistac-
ton.
The concert was very fine, and includ-
ed a master. piece upon the violin by Mr..
Whiddon and one upon the clarionet by
O. A. Whitmore, (who we believe halls
from old Reading.) They were both re-
ceived with hearty applause, as was also
several of the pieces by the full band.
The concert and promenade closed at
little before ten, when the dancing COM
menced, and during both the fine toilets
of the ladies were brought out and made
to appear at advantage. White was a
prevailing color on this occasion, and
gave the hall lively appearance, and
everything passed off harmoniously and
"all went merry as marriage bell"
At twelve came off the supper, which
was got up by Dewey, and whose bill of
fare included the choicest of cold meats,
turkey, ham &c, hot oysters, stewed and
escalloped, fruits, aud a great variety of
pastry, cake, &c. The excellence Of the
supper was the subject of general remark
and the "proof" was effectually estab-
lished by the way it was discussed.
The occasion finally closed at late
hour, and all went home with pleasant
impressions, and we think must a lso feel
that the new block has been pretty well
dedicated.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-02-18
Fire i'm Dummerston.
A MURDER SUSPECTED.

Roger Orchard of Dummerston, a
bachelor about IS years of age, was
burned in his store, with the building
aud all lis contents, Saturday night. Mr..
Birchard had been in trade full half a
century, had always lived alone in his
store, and was very eccentric and penu-
rious. His buildings were % full of goods
and kept in such confusion that there
was hardly space on the floor for custo-
mers to stand having, besides all the
ordinary stock of country stores, many
strange and unusual articles, so that
strangers and summer visitors at Brattle
boro often made his cold curiosity shop"
stopping place during their drives, as
it was only six miles distant. There are
various opinions about the cause of the
fire. At first the general opinion in the
vicinity was that it was accidental, as
some $1,000 in government and railroad
bonds were found in jar shut up in an
oven. They were badly burned, but can
probably all be identified and restored
by an expert.
Another opinion has grown that the
origin was incendiarism to cover the fear
full crime of murder. For although the
body when found was charred and dis
figured beyond recognition, it bore marks
of violence, and the skull was fractured
as by blows. Moreover, the door, which
was always securely closed and bolted
from the inside, was found unfastened,
and was readily opened by those who first
reached the building after the alarm
These facts suggest the theory of murder
committed by some one secreted in the
building before the store was closed. AS
it was we'll known he had large amount
of money and lived alone, perhaps this
is plausible. There is certainly no sat
isfactory way of accounting for that open
door.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-02-18

VERMONT TEACHERS IN THE SOUTH.
Some months since we announced the
fact that two or three young ladies had
left Woodstock as teachers among the
freedmen in the South. One OF them,
Miss Lucia r. Swain, (who happens to
be a cousin of the editor of this paper,
for which of course she is not to be
blamed has written us private letter
giving an interesting account OF her
school and which shows the great inter-
est the freedmen take in obtaining intel
ligence and education. As Miss >. has
many friends in this state Who will be
glad to hear of her success, we take the
liberty of saying that she seems to be
pleasantly located at Beaufort, N. C.,
where she is very constantly engaged day
and evening included. Their school
numbers $50 pupils, and has four teach
ers, superintendent, and matron. It's
divided into four departments, primary
and advanced and held afternoon and
evening. The first two are for children,
and all who can come in the morning,
and is held between the hours of nine a.
m. and one p. m. The next is for wom-
en- whose work detains them in the morn
ing and who come from two till four,
and the third is principally for men and
grown boys, who are obliged to labor
during the day and who come between
/ Z and in the evening. The women
who attend are between the ages of 20
and 80. They read, spell, study arith.
metic and geography. Religious meet
Iings are also held once or twice during
the week, and on Sundays including sab
bath schools, with which these teachers
are also connected, and their time there
fore is almost entirely occupied, so much
so that we should think it must soon
prove severe tax upon their health.
With the letter above alluded to, was in
closed specimen of the hand writing o
one of the pupils a boy of seventeen, as
follows: Washburn Seminary, Beau
fort, n. G. This is specimen of my
hand writing. Silas A. Blunt" Tb
specimen was a very excellent bushes
: hand, and comparatively few boys
seventeen anywhere could equal it. W
e believe this seminary was named affe
: the late Gov. Washburn of this STATE
, and we hope that it and any other sem
] nary there, as we'll as all classes of tt
S good people of Beaufort, may have
}, long and happy season of prosperity an
1 success before them.
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BOSTON MARKET-Feb. I6.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

7
FI0JJR-The demand for Flour is quite dull.
The sales have been at $3.50 a Si,15 for Western
snperine S. a S525 for common extras, and $3.50 %
$3.50 for choice. ~
GRAIN.-The market is quite firm for Corn. The
sales have been at 81 5 al 10 for Southern yellow,
and al ~ a STA for Western mixed. Oats are firm
with sales at 90 "a IS cts Rye sales at 81 90 bush.
PROVISI0NS.-Pork is firm; The sales have been
Reef has been selling at sl4 Sl6 for mess and $40
p for family. Lard 1715 else 6 10. Smoked Hams.
I'LL a IS cts. n.
PRoDUCE.-The market for Butter remains about
the same. The sales have been at 10 g Y cts, for
choice fall 81 a 81 cts, for New York and Vermont
diaries and % q 30 cts Y h for common. Cheese is
firm with Sales at u q TIA cts. for farmers da.
ries and II a lsz cts. for factory White Beans "a
Onions "a 80 q Dbl Poultry ranges from 20 @ 25cts
q H. Eggs % a 80 cts q dozen.
WOOL-The demand for fleece and pulled wool
has been quite active. and the market is firm
The sales of the week have been 100000 lbs at Al
a a for pulled.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-02-18

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Cour
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. IS. in and for said Die
tret To al persons interested in the estate Of "a
VID DANF0RTH. late of Grafton. in said District
deceased: 6REETiNg.s
YOU are hereby notified that an instrument hs
i been filed in the Court. here. purporting to
the last will and of said deceased. for pro
bate. by Lewis S. Walker the executor therein nam
ed and tina said Court will decide upon the probat
thereof at the session of said Court to be held at thu
Inn of NJ. A. Wilder in Rockingham. in said Distrio
on the first Wednesday of March. 1870, when an.
where you can be heard in the premises if you shall
see cause c, 3. EDDY, Register
Feb. 2. 1870. 6-s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-02-18
loci A Runnex.. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DIsTRIoT ON WESTMINSTER S. ! in nd for said Dis
trct To all persons interested in the estate of Joel
A. Ranney late of Westminster in said District de-
ceased GREETING.
VOU are hereby notified that Nancy H; Ranney,
administrative of said estate, has filed her appi-
cation in said Court setting forth that said decease
died seized certain real estate known as the Ball
pasture situated in Athens in said district and that
the personal estate not sufficient to pay the debts
and that it will be necessary to sell said real estate
TO pay said debts and has prayed for license to sell
said Court will decide upon said application at ses-
sion thereofto be held at the Probate Once IN Towns
bend, in said District. on the ninth day OF March,
1870 at which time and place you can be heard in
the premises if you shall see cause,
c. B. EDDY, Register.
Feb 2. 1870. 10