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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-27
New York Htonns.

New York, March 26.-Marshail Magru
der, who was convicted of shooting with in
tent to kill, has been sentenced to ten years.
hard labor.
The streets this morning are slippery from
sleet, and many accidents are occurring from
falls.
The steamer Crescent City was sold atauc-
ton to-day for 100000.
A man and wife at Jamaica, Long Island,
being in starving condition, bled each other,
prefer ring that mode of death to death from
starvation. Both will probably die.
Bridget McShenan, who was found dead
in q teIement-house on Scammel street
on Friday last, proves to have been muir.
dered by another woman named McNamee,
in drunken brawl, By the latter fracturine
the formers skull with bottle. A child was
burned to death i'm the same tenement-house
the same night.
Antonio Zambrana, member of the Gu
ban Congress, has arrived here, and reports
the insurgents rs having abundance of arms
and in good spirits. They are making steady
very soon compel the Spaniards to wholly
withdraw from that department. Zambrana
secretly left the island in an open boat.
Typographical Union No. 6, of this city
reports that the subscriptions to the Greeley
monument fund are coming in rapidly from
| the printers throughout the country, and
| there is every prospect for success.
The counsel of Mcdonald, charged with
| being concerned In the Bank.oEEngland for.
geries, have taken exception to the legality Of
| the appointment Of Commissioner Guttman
| before whom the case is under examination
and will probably test the question by means
of ha6eds corpus and cerHordrt to the United
States Circuit Court.
In the great suit brought in the name o
| the people of this State against Tweed, Con
molly, Ingersoll, and others, to recover
S6,090,000 taken from New York county b.
what arc known as the Audit frauds, Justice
Hardin has decided oil the demurrer Of Inger
soil that the people of the State have NJ
right Of action against Ingcrsoll. He base
his opinion on the broad ground-fatal t
the whole suit, if sustained-that the count.
and not the State are the real parties in in
terest within the meaning Of the Code.
The committees of tue depositors IN,
stockholders Of the Bulls Head Bank, latel
suspended, have agreed to increase the cap
tai stock of the bank an amount sufficient L
make up the deficiency, thus placing tn
bank again in working order. The loss 6
far as ascertaiped is $4,000.
The expected withdrawal by the railroa,
companies on the 1st Of April Of the postal
cars caused considerable stir In post-offic
circles. 1t is thought that the force of clerk
will then hardly be able to do in four day
what now requires only fifteen hours. tn
demand of the railroad companies is $50
per mile instead Of 1915, now paid them.
is rumored, if the companies persist in thei
determination, that the Postmaster will en-
deayor to procure the passage of a law givin
the Department special power over raj
roads, -
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A YOUNG AIExANDRIAN SHoT.-lSpectal to
Alexandria Gazette. ]EYoung Nat. BouSh. of
Alexandria, was accidentally shot Monday
night by II !elow-student OF Bethel Academy,
WarrcntoD. The two boys were playing,
and as one threw all uncapped musket into
a corner. to pursue Boush up stairs, the con,
cu>sion discharged the musket, and ioaa OF
mus.urd->eed shot struck Boush above the
car and eye. tearing up the scalp and inuict.
ing painful wound. The shot d'a not
penetrate the Uranium, and q skil!ul surgeon
thinks he will recover.
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wARrNE INTELLIGENCE.
pORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 70, ts7s' s
IMMATURE ALMANAC, MARCH "a h7s. ...s
.,,, r,ses .. 6.52 Moop rises. .......s.5 e.s9
! Inn sats .. 6:Os High tjde.., $500. s1o

Port OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20, ISIS
ARRIVED. - q j.
Steamer j. s. Green, Carr, I'hilndeipnn MET me-
chandise and passengers, w. P. Porter.
SAILED. -
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, fosiois, MI =
handlse and PASSENGERS. IL. Is Iatum, aasn n yv..,.
schooner Hannah Warwick, McRainaso, WIsu~
lpctun, granite, Curtis & Parker. ,.;., IL Z.
Schooner Martha Collins, Rose, Baltimore, me1.
Schnonsr II. G. King. Cosby. Phiisdeiphis etG
wilmington Del, merchandise, Curtis q q
schooner s. Is. Franklin, -, guano, City xcAuf
for captain.
NEW YonK, March 2s-Arrired, steamers ADV aE'y.
,inia and Castalia ,.,,.. fro,,
p1n,o1 for nobov ia reported ashore at OsaDdIes
and Going to pieces Ten Of the crew were asownSa
NEW YORK, March ?s.MArrveni;, . sDes stes.s,ss
Hammonia, from Hamburg.
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George Francis Train.

New YORK, March 26.-It has not been
definitely decided to send George Francis
Train to an asylum. He said yesterday that
he should quietly submit if the outrage was
attempted, trusting to the people to right the
wrong. He added, Let them do their worst,
George Francis Train will still live"
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BY Telegraph

NEW YORK, March 2s.-cotton steady: upl1ndss
lsic oricaus, leic; sales 77s bales. Ei9n1 axlf
arm holders ask from q TO- SC. ady1EreS Waaca
checks business. Corn firm and N lat. asms e
seef and lard steady. Tupentfne dull and stce1yz
raIloy auiet Ersights quiet q ss2sss s:Srs
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DEATH OF A VETERAN.-Weh have received
information of the death at his residence, in
Albemarle, of Major W. G. Brown at the
advanced age of eighty years. This vencra.,
bic gentleman was soldier Of the war Of
lSl2-15, and by his gallantry attained the
honorable rank Of major. He was well
known in Alhemarlc, Fluvanna, and Louisa,
and highly respected. Charlottesville Intel,
ii1encer.
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:. 1St'OfficE ,CHASGEs.-A new post-office
I,,,; "''i>sed at Flanagan's Mills. Cumber-
I, '' V'uA'y, Va, with Madison Flanagan ~
;! ,"i's.eG; William Pannill Is appointed
!. '''''">'cr ut Oltervilie, Bedford county,
~ H., we A.d. Bradley, resigned; James II.
E",.;,! Is appointed postmaster at Shady
E,n%ss' Raleigh coanty,W. Va, uice Louis s.
~, ";;'' !,I' moved away; Henry r. Thomp-
c.n, appointed Postmaster at Milo, Wetzel
.yn"d W. Va, 0tcs jacob Is. Hager, 10.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

PARIS, March 26.-There was stormy de.
bate in the National Assembly this P. NJ.
growing out Of the proposal to fix Monday
next as the day for discussion upon the
Lyons municipality bill. The Left strongly
protested against the adoption Of the propo-
sitiou, and, upon the Right insisting, with
drew from the chamber.
The newspaper pUnion 10 its issue this
p. M. says that Marshal Bazaine will soon be
released from Imprisonment on his parole OF
honor. The Government authorities at b.
youne have seized quantity of cartridges
destined for the Carlists in Spain.
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Assault ON n United States Marshal.
CUMBERLAND, MD, March 2e.--N. A..
Crcamer, Of Baltimore, a deputy United
States marshal, while attempting to arrest
John Wallace, at Barton, to-day on a charge
Of counterfeiting, was badly beaten with p
pistol. Wallace escaped to the mountains.
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CovmIssIOy MERCHANTS.
COMmIssION MERCIIANTs: i.
r NJ. kERS, .+g
. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, s.
1o5 TWELFTH STREET, sEAn cAnY.
RICHMOND, VA. 80 y

Highest prices, quick sales, and prompt
guaranteed. .tss.EssEs Al,
Bags furnished at short notice.
REFERENCES: q.
w. @. Darlington. president Piedmont 49, 80 g
ngtou Life INSURANCE COMPANY, a aaees snste MAJ
III Hon Thomas S. Watson, House Representatives
L9 CniSnci John II. Guy, attorney at law. Rich.
mond, Va; .,,.,so -. 20 ~ ssss
james L. Gordon, Commonweatb's attorney,
L0uIsa Courthouse Va; 49,. - II
Clerk and Treasurer Of Loulsa county, ya: ~
judges Robinson ana Watson' Snat'os'essus'ss,s
Va; 60. - N, 4. ass 49, Ksy
y" Captains anderson, Richardson, Fitch: Hetnss.
land Roberts Joseph =. Mallory. ana osner eonss4'
ductors on Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
NH 2s-d.taw,sw ,&Wlm j,
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A gvur,,er Confessed.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Wiliiam L. Lang
ston, of this city, confesses the killing of bis
mother and little girl near Paradise, Cole:
county, and alleges that be was instigated
thereto by his wife.
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Loss OF a vessel-The Rank OF ERgIand
FGPEeF.

HAVANA, March 2e.-The bark Morocco,
from Mobile for Liverpool, laden with cot.
ton, Tas burned at sea. Her crew were
brought to this Port.
Bidwell alias Warren, who was arrested
here Charged with being the principal In
the Bank Of England frauds, has secured the
services OF aHavana lawyer 70 defend him.
Ii IS probable Bidwell win remain here some
time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-27

RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL PROSPECT IN EU,
EorE.-Monsignor Mermillod, the exiied
prclate of Geneva, Switzerland, has been
made cardinal. He is reported to have SAID
to a recent interviewer: !" My conviction IL
that Europe Is going back along the road OF
ages, and that We are returning to the wars
OF religion. The next outbreak will. be O
religious or social war. There are now but.
two currents In Europe" s Izsss 81
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at Louis MARKETS.

CIR I.o,-1s. March 2S.-Flour steady; eupeInne
,,in,.r SsaS7, Corn frmer at 32t914ac. Whte6ey
lnii NJ SIC Pork higher; held at $to.so casa $ie.o
offered. Bacon frm; shoulders, ets sisas ss
sIc: clear sides, st@sac. Lard held nlsAsr' q
erred but refused for prime steam. * 3. g.
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The three Young men George. Jamison
and Williams, arrested here by detectives,l
charged with robbiDg Mir. 8. Nodiseit, OF
Luiay, Page county, have been examined mn
and discharged, thers being no evidence
pgiinst them. 80 ~.
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Kerosene Accident.

DETROIT, March 26.--An explosion Of ke-
roscne occurred to-day at the house Of Henry
Peters, near this place, during the absence
of Mr. Peters, killing three OF his children
and badly burning the eldest, aged fourteen
wears.
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GLAss. AND oUEENsWARE,.
WILLIAM DAFFRoN,
wv 1888 MAIN BTREKx,

offers 10 the public the following G0OOS
pictnres--hrgest stock south Oh Wssnif4tea
Chromcs and Oil Paintings, any tlsss y " ~
marhet Pic4ure Frames made u haiE-hoer 1os1cass
Photograph Frsmes-iarse stock Always on hand
AouitIngs, all scrts-so,ooe fest GU hand; Loe6ing-
Glass Plates and Lcosing-G lsss Prsmes--A large
stock; Large Family Bibles, extra i,sxc size ana
anish, most approved editions; Checks lrora M;
ixst manufacturers IN The United 6satSs seatahaA
for par,oss, Offices. and stores. Carpets -Esaees:
extra suYertine, srIrerane, medium. ssd oahess
descriptions of earpesiugs. Kuss Rrusse:s. yelsess
and tapes.ry. Oiicioths. Mating Clcas6 and
main, bass description. Walnut xxfeaAien 9abAce
end ether arfjrles. All Of whic1 M fes fcse
or by Payments Of weekly or nonthiy
Re i4-eo.isu WILLIAM DAxFR0Ns g
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corNTY--rTs ORIGIN, PopuLA.
TON, AND REsoURcRs--pANyILEEIN II. 1910 AND
Eow-ToBAcco Is ErisG--nIs Majesty AT
HOME TO A DISPATCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOUSES, FACTORIES, Au.-srArrsT1cs OF TEE
TOBACCO TRADE--CHuRcHEs AND SCHOOLS
suHDAY-scHooL MISSIONARY socIErY-REv.
T. HUME PONG MEMORIAL woRK--A YOUNG
LAWYER or RICHMOND IN A DANrILLR Pull
pIr
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f,,rtJNN.T. MARKETs.

C1ycISsATr, March 2s.-Fiour steady. Corn gEiss
{ 5SGS3sc Provisions firm. Pork, sl6soo9Siasssssss
:iscon steady: eic for shoulders. for caea1
rib-sidey. Sc for clear sides. Whisxey nrnas no
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{ DEfNLLt5H6RM
NEW YoEK.
isa|

3 NEW YORK. March 76--ifoncy tioseG ut fsa5 o0Jns
niasfn. Prime sterling bankers, 10 f. GosG, f1s(s
49, Governments very strong. STATS 6sa 49,
.teady; Tenrnssec's scry weak.
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Fire at E.msra. Rev York.

ELMIRA, March 26.--An incendiary fire
here last night burned the opera.house and
other buildings; loss, sixty thousand dol
LIrs
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Fatal Coar-oiI Explosion.

FHfNI COnI-UII EXraOSfOH.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-EIlzabeth Tom
linson was fatally burned by coaI-oil ex.
plosion last night.
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Spain.

LosDoN, March 26.-Dispatchcs from
Madrid say that Senior CASTELAR,. the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, and General Acosta, the
Minister of War, will proably retire from
the Spanish Cabinet. It Is also stated that
general ministerial crisis Is imminent The
garrison at Barcelona is in open inutipy. and
the officers are powerless to effect restora:
ton Of discipline. A band Of Carlists baG
entered the town Of R;poIl, In the province
Of Corona, and committed many outruges.
Turkey.
C0ssrANTINoPLE, March 26.-The Grand
Vizier has written sharp note TO the Coy
eminent at Belgrade respecting the delay 10
be payment of the annual tribute TO Turkey
by Servia.
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GENE THREAD, SEINEe-easge>
THREAD.
A large lot of SEINE THREAD, all numbers and
auaites yet on hand and for sale at reduced prices
PATENT and SOFT sEINE-TWINE LINES and
CORKs at exceedingly low prices. Also, YELLOW
and BLACK OIL-CLOTHING, COTTON YARNS,
KNITTING COTTON, ROPES Of all sorts, for sale
very cheapa l.. LICHTENSTEIN'S,
Importer OF Seine Tbrea
Nos. 1905 and 1907 Franklin street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
HAUL-sEINES made to order at factory PRICES.
mh4
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RlA,JT,Mi,Rg
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, March 7s,- Virginia consoss, % ;ESN
e. West virginia's, 14t. Bid TO-
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IS Wednesday. March %.
OFFERINGS. ss.sa s.
WnEAr:-white. 1as bushels. Red, ~ bushsAs
OATS.-3- 564 bnsfels. g ~
SALES. .::s:
WHEAT.-White. u pusneis very good u pz4vpsess
terms; 100 bushels choice private tRrMAs . hngE
WHEAT.-Red, So bushels good af 1i.7Ss ia hzx51-9s
lis common on private terms; 50 buahe1s e4xy G0
IN private terms; SO bushels prime 1t e14Ss 80 hI
lis very good at $50; 50 bushels good at
IA bushels.
OATs-5oo bushels on private terms. q:
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uavo, NJ Cincinnati, !,

Mayor OF Cfmctnuaft.
CSc1NNArI, March, &c. The Republicans
have nominated 8. 8, Davis as their candts
date for Mayor OF this city.
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"'\rf CuJNr--MAECH TERM-TiiE RF-ELEC-
Iiu, or LUpGE HESpEEN- -pISAGEEEABLE
WfArhfE h.p S>oW--S,iEuF TUE PORCELAIN
n.it> To ENGLISH CArirALISrS--REAL ESTATE
- N,GKE..
i',lty .ppn'!cnce Of the Richmond nisralchI
$TAuNToN. March %, 1873.
u '"uHiy Court met last Monday, judge
'3uril,'I presiding. As the day WAS we; and
....s.lp,,.h!t, AMI farmers could do nothing
r,,iar l.rn. they came to the city in great
l.H.rr.. It WAS the March term. and the
:u.!hc,' TAI linc horses displayed will serve to
A.".' up tn traditional reputation Of this
t.Aa"! iii" ro,rt. II being merely monthly
tEa, ~ BUSINESS OF any great importance
'., transacted. \ few Commonwealth
,..-o; lui>d,un"an,r were disposed Of, and
h... cpUS nut2rcs public renewed their
n.1..> ,%;l"r the recent act extending their
.n.t. HHd term OF office.
.j..' rejection of Judge Hcndrcn gives
- 81 ~J>t4cinn. but it is feared he will not
.e.r,' The ciice. We understand he will
'.aiHUr 10 hold the Office until the eNpira-
r"H At The present term. aud unless some
..a,i,n i made in the compensation Of the
n:i-",'ir vii! resign his office. The court
!Ai ,'.n> hot seem to meet the approval OF
Tie people.
Ntncr Monday the weather has been ex-
r"HEly di,agrccable. 1t was cloudy and
cJot all Yesterday. and this morning it showed
very fast for several hours, but melted almost
- rapidly as it Tell. The streets are covered
with slush, and the weather still continues
threatening.
The porcelain works in this county, whic!.
"".r once operated With some success, have
'''n Sold 10 a company of English gentle
N"A Tor between eighteen and nineteen thou
nat d'ltr-. These gentlemen propose to
""Im"uvc the manufacture OF fine porcelain
".Hr on a large scale, and skilled wolkmcn
"'N, i.,. procured FROM England.
The farm known n ">pring Farm" be-
nn-iug 10 The "-tGtc Of ". W. Doua"llc, de-
USED. Goa :;H; :!bul!t 800 acres and lying
ntN Wl'.on. Ia.r corporation limits, is being
At IA 80 streets aud lois, and will soon be
iu' nl''n The market. DICK.
nt5yr RAID oS SuEErroLD.-MajOr
'H '..,,iid iiu;ter informed Us yesterday
-o' t.> >hcrpiold was invaded on Saturday
M-& l,>, hy some worthless ours, and that
t.1 I'.H!t Of the raid he found on Sunday
b" Htus ii,tc"u iuil-grOwn sheep dead i'll the
Il "lh their thrOatS cut. The Major in
n rs that his losses during the winter
5...a >aecl-kiliing dogs have amounted to
,"!s!t0; and That whilst he believes sheep.
"I,hlndry very profitable, he will be COM
'~iisd ~ sell his flock to save them from de-
'Hutlion by the dogs
'D'N tas become very serious matter,
~" only solution of which seems to be in
'4!Ihrr. taking things in their own hands,
nIa Killing every dog that comes in the way.
~ los in thi, one case amounts to more
'"''' Ia" worth Of every dog in Campbell
"''?!, and 1t il an evil which il not abatcd
." '"rlnn'c and destroy every flock of
"'P III virginia. AS our wise legislators
,''' declared that dogs are not property and
ji"!''"r' not subject 10 taxation, they should
.., ur"cd is nuisance, and killed whenever
%S"' on the premises where they are
''''''''' !3c'tbury Republican.
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StalsFstDgh.

orNrf CurNr--M MARCH TERM-THE RF-ELEC-
Ii"r OF IUrG l. HENnEES- pISAGEEEABLE
WtNrhEE h*D S%nW--&AiEuF TUE PORCELAIN
a..~t> To ENGLISH CArirALlSrS--REAL ESTATE
= NtEKE..
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WASHINGTON, March 26.-Somc mouths
ago the claim of Admiral Farragnt and his
officers and men for prize-money for the de-
struction of the rebel vessels at New Orleans
at the time of the capture of that place was
referred to the following arbitrators: II. w.
Paine Of Boston, CIV. Fox, formerly assist
ant secretary Of the navy, and Thomas j.
Durant Of this city. To-day the arbitrators
filed their report, awarding the sum OF
S26s,000. They found that on the rebel YES.
sells there were 1913 men, and they allow to
the claimants 5000 for each man engaged on
the enemy'S boats
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-10-23

nervous system, restores vigor to the deblitated. cleanses vitiated blood, removes visicle obstruc- tons and acts directly on the Liver and Spleen. Price $1 bottle. JOHN o. KELLOGG, IS PlattSt., N. |. 284
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-10-23

n1STETCT Of F;ymOuth- ss-, Proba'e Court \ y UcssAer IIsh- "A D-. 1S75.
 FrSss@s. Augustus H. Fem. Esq Judge. Essz=s Ss E1ssa Munger. of Plymouth m said Esls@rlcs- IEsolvesst assigning debtor TAS Cs=gs os Prcsate for the Distrlc: or Ply wzsmrA- hHE& Ena5te3 and allowed two months ssz@ the &Ase oF sk5s c-aer for the creditors of s4a& ss-Are. r~Esrese1se1 insOlvent, in which to &KaSEz sl4eSr claims against said estate, and has &-Ecszs@& BrEUa Futile and Elliott J. Tenn of aHa& RgyHz1=SA- c0zEaissionsrs to receive and ex- zEzES SzEE eSa5Es
 CeE1Essd by.
 ELLIOTT J. FENN Clerk. 4Es s=Assgxlk-eEE give notice that they shall Ezaezs 1s sAs o@Soe of A H. Fenn- in said Ply EzNz-h UG the ISth dayOs November and the 11th &Ay Gf DscS=hSr. A. D., 1873. at one o'clock i'll ss& afsE-zS11, each of szi1 dz. $. for the pur- Psass ct xsrs@zg tO the bCsines. of said appoint RR-H
 BTRON TCTTLE, ,,,r,n,;ss;o,ars
 ELLIOTT J. PENN. comm sslohefS' All peR@uzs indebted to sAid estate arerequest- ei ra EAke tGEefizte payment to.
 s-ssw ELIJAH MUNGER, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-10-23

\ T Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, tA within and for the District of Plymouth, on inc fth day Of October, A. D., 1873.
 Present. Augustus H. Tenn, Esq, Judge. On motion sf Ebenezsr T. Griffin, adminstra- snr on the intestate estate of Nehemiah Griffin, late of Plymouth within said district deceased. fhis Court doth decree that six months be all lowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administrator, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspa- per pablished in Iitchiield and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Plymouth nearest the place where the deceased last dUvlt
 Certified from Record
 = 2. AUGUSTUS H. FENE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-10-23

nESTRECT If C-mwzlI. ss Probate Court LOS. 7th. IS73-
 Ez.Ats Of Edwin Benedict, late of Cornwall in sxAi dIz-ric4 deceased
 The C01T1 of Probate for the district of Corn S4n kzth limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate t0 exhIbst their claims for settlement. Those vho 1eglect to present their claims properly at- tsstsd Wifhin said time will be debarred recov- sEv- All persons indebted to said estate are re- 4aSstsd to make immediate payment to
 S3" EDWIN D. BENEDICT. Erec,tt0r
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-10-23

ITO the Probate Court for the District of Wash \ IngtOn- The application of Eliza Jane Whit fle&Sy respectfully shOweth:
 That shei= Guardian to Mary Louisa Whittle- sey, and Lizzie Maria WhittIesey, Minors belong Ing to sAid District and that said Minors are the owners Of the following real estate, viz: Lying IR SeS Preston Gin Christian Street so called) Bounded. North on David Meeker' s land, East by l. C. CrOfut and Welcome G. Clemens land south by Sheldon Whittlesey and Simeon D. Ford. land. West by Sheldon Meeker's land, con- tAing about one hundred and six acres with DwellIng House and Barn thereon standing: tho said farm was formerly occupied by Elisha A. Whittlesey deceased, and is to be sold undivided aubiect to the Widows dover therein.
 4at he further says, That the estate is at present unproductive; that the ayails thereof are wanted for the support, maintenance and education of said Minors, and that it will be for the advantage of said Minors to sell the same, wherefore she says that there is just and req sOnable cause for selling the same. She there- fore prays the Court to order said real estate to he sold, and to empower her or some other meet PersOn to sell the same pursuant to the statute Iu such case made and provided.
 Dated Washington, October 18th 1873.
 ELIZI JANE WLITTLESET, Guardian. n LSTRICT of Washington, Probate Court, ,ss. 1O OyfsTed-ThAt the foregoing application ee heard and determined at the Probate Office in Washington. on the 29th day of November, 1873. 1t one o'clock, afternoon; and that notice there of be published in some public weekly newspa- per near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successively, at least six weeks bar fore said time assigned. 28 3
 FREDERICK N. GALPIN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-10-23
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