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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16
Letter from Richmond.

correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, March lj.-ThC Committee fol
Courts of Justice met this morning. for the pur
pose OF considering the bill iu relation to the
sale of the old Court House at Alexandra. Mr.
Burke presented the objections of the Board
of Supervisors of Alexandra c0uoty 10 the
bill and Delegate Simpson replied ID favor ot
the bill. understand that the committee we're
in favor Of reporting adversely to the bill. but
at the request Of Mr.. Simpson the vote on it
was postponed until Tuesday 10 order to hear
Mr.. Stuart, the Corporation Attorney Of Alley.
aDdria, in favor OF il.
Gen. Joseph T., Johnston is 10 this city.
In the Senate, to-day, the bill to amend and
re.enact the 6Sth section of chapter "a of the
code of 1873, as amended BY an act Of this
session in relation to the deposit OF securities
10 be made by foreign insurance companies as
prerequisite to obtaining licenses, came up on
the question Of agreeing TO the report Of the
committee Ito which it was reterred) favorng
an exemption from it provisions Of all accident
insurance companies, or foreign companies
doing an exclusive marine insurance business
in the State, was further amended aud passed.
In the House the further consideration Of the
bill to establish q department of agriculture
came up, and the further consideration OF it
was postponed until next Wednesday.
it is now regarded that the whiskey till 10
its amended form will pass. The bIimposes a
tax OF q cts. per drink Of alcoholic liquor, and
! cent on malt liquor.
ANOTHER SEA SERPENT SroRr.--A party
of Chinese fshman of San Diego CAL. caught
sight of what i. believed to be the vsritable
Sea serpent, out near the Coronado Islands, the
other day. They were worry much frightened
but described the appearance Of the monster as
folIows:-The body was about fifty feet along,
the head about Ten feet, and the tail at least one
hundred feet. The creature was moving very
rapidly southwark. its head elevated about six
feet from the water, and seemed to be catching
ish or seals, SIS it constantly ducked its head in
the water, which was quite calm. except in the
wake Of the monster. When last seen it had
turned to the northward, as though to 60 around
the island. It was bro7nish color and appar-
emily about three feet in diameter.
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TeIegraphic Summary.

The committee appointed at the mass u,sr.
log oil the unemployed mechanics and Iaborer-
OF Scranton, Pa, for the purpose Of obtaiDiDg
relief toT the starving poor, waited CO the MAJ.
or yesterday, to ask his cooperation. Tn,
Mayor pledged himself to use bis BIS: aif3u.
10 their behalf, and assured them that ass,
lance would be granted without delay. \ noor
Jog of the business men will be held this even.
ing to form relief committees.
A Chicago dispatch says: u. :. COMM,
sicner Hoyne had before him Charles FiDklcr
of the firm of VIM Finker & Sons. impor,cr
Of Italian cloths and veivets, Of New York
charged with undertaking their importation.
at the rate OF % per cent. and upward Trn
government has lost $4,000 10 $4,000 +.
their operations.
Alta meeting of the bondbodels CT H.. q,
cognized debt of North Carolina held in New
York yesterday, a resolution IVES adoptcd FIR
the appointment Of a committee 2f tGTos T.
| confer with the North Carolina commissioners
The chairman will announce the conlmj;l.o :.
future day.
A fire broke out last last nigh; at mj15;,j,,
10 the Goldman building Gu Hanover .,-oc;
sdiourniog the American House, Bosloa, -
loss on the bulldog is 10000. The p1c;,:.
tor Of the American House died q htq.. d..
ease, superiuducad by the ezc;tetr2c. o., The
fire.
-Four negroes were iung III Aiken :..;,.,,
Carolina, to day for the murder OF W., &C.
mans named Honseman aud Pogtma.u - a..
place 10 November last. Ten thousand :.--
sons witnessed the execution.
The two Larges Gather and scny Who ya.i.,.
ed 10 the fire at BeDning' station, near Was:
iugton, were from Lambcrtvtic, \ j. H.
son was deaf and dumb.
\ Pottstown, Pa, iispatc!. s4y- VA j
Rutter, the deiaultiog cashier Of the Ns,laa.,
Bank, Of PoltstoTD, who cnbs1Eicd IS -, f..
the banks funds has escaped
The outfit for bulldog defensive aal :a.aY
stations every fifteen miles along the s.ar.
route from Bismarck. DIkota Territory :, d; .
Black Hills left Bismarck to day,
Professor s. G. bartlett, of Chaa-o, ia:
accepted the presidency Of Da tmouth Locg
and vii! assume the duties about The 18th G.
May.
The furniture factory OF T. VI, /. F,t.n..
aud Go. and an adjoining saloon in ithcr
Ohio, were burned this morniug I!9:: =.
600.
The Governor Of New York ia, y; {. 49,.
Senate the name Of General Mcii2n ...
superintendent Of Public Works,
Peter B. Swceny, Of Tanmany r.u.. ,:,,.;.
returned to this country yesterday. - q.
steamer Labrador, from Havrc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16
Political.

NEW YORK, March lC.--A special to the
Herald from Washington says: A dispatch has
been scut BIZ Nichols to Randall Gibson, mem
Der OF Congress from New Orleans, sayiug:-
Il am willing to guarantee, and do guaranteed,
that if the troops be Withdrawn the St. Louis
(State House, hotel will not be taken by force,
and no disturbance will take place.
Mr.. Evaris last night said there would be no
necessity for holding Az extra session of Con
grcss, as the difficulty about the army appro-
priation could be Iidcd over until negt De-
camber.
Another dispatch says Secretary Sherman is
understood TO have come 10 the conclusion that
it vii not be prudent 10 get along till Deem.
Der without appropriations for the army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH le.
The appointment Of Frederick Douglass as
TT . M,r,b.I for tho N;striot of Golumbie

The appointment Of Frederick Douglass ss
the u. s. Marshal for the District of Columbia
is most unpopular with the people among whom
he is to exercise the functions Of his Office and
fuds little approval anywhere among thoughtful
men. 1t is an appointment emioently unit to
be made. The people Of the District OF Co.
lambda with whom Mr.. Douglass will, in his
official position, have mainly to deal, arc gen.
tlemen to whom Mr.. Douglass Is personally
Objectionable. The colored people. by whom
he is not generally liked, will not be IN any
manner benefited BY bis appointment, and it
IS more than likely that both himself and the
sureties ca his official bond Will be ruined by
his acceptanca Of the Office. He is man to-
tally un6tted fox the place. eatirely unacqua1nt'
ei with the mu'titarious aud responsible duties
which it imposes, and too old to learn them: for
he is already over seventy years OF age. No
enemy of Mr.. Hayes could wish him to do a
more ipiudicious ACT than to make this ap'
pointmeut, and 90 friend Of Mr.. Douglass could
aish to see him, who is fitted for many positions,
placed 10 station utterly uubecomine, and
which, 10 the nature Of things must be as dis
tasteful to the people of the District during its
continuance, as it will be financially disastrous
to its occupant at its conclusion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

It seems to be conceded that Gen. l.. T.
Tyler will be appointed Postmaster OF Baltl-
more, and bis nomination may be sent to the
Senate to-day. J Memphis dispatch says
that Gen. Vaughn has been appointed Post
master for that city. Gen. '. lost leg 10 the
Confederate service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

A Cabinet meeting was held yesterday, at
which there was some discussion Of the con-
tenplated Southern policy Of the administra
ton, but no definite line of action was agreed
upon. The existing status will, it is stated, be
maintained 10 Louisiana and South Carolina
till after the adjournment OF tho Senate. 1t Is
supposed that the President will then with
draw the troops, and the State government
which can stand alone will be recognized as the
de tscto Government, l. c. Nichols and Hamp'
ton will be recognized as Governor and those
States at last disenthraed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE t.
- ceived until April 9Th for kUlADlH'i u
WASHINGTON STREET ENCLOSE HI :.
CHRIST CHURCH. Specification: can I
seen upon application to the chs!n"n Ct u
committee. The committee reserve The Fig".
reject any or sll proposals. ...... &C..
EDW'D. S. LEADBEhIhh. u. "
WIN: 9. YEATON, Committee
ml6-3t PETER WISE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

The Republican members Of the Ohio Legis,
laturc held a caucus yesterday evening aud
nominated Stanley Matthews to succeed John
Sherman in the United States Senate. ",
2. Rowland aud ex-Attorney General Taft
we're his principal competitors for the nomiDa-
ton. The vote on the last ballot stood: Mat
thews, AZ, Rowland %, Taft 2, Shellabarger
$, aud Lawrence l. The caucus endorsed the
Inaugural and the Cabinet appointments Of
President Hayes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

The Democrats 10 the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture have conferred Oh 4. II. Dill, of Uuion
county, the compliment Of nominating him IS
their candidate for the United States Senate
10 opposition to Don. Cameron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

Returns from all but one town lu che First
Congressional district Of New Hampshire give
Marston l2,S43, Jones 1870. The remain
ing town, Eaton, gave Cheney 81 and Marcy
10 last spring. If this town is returned the
same as last year it will make tie vote. Ru-
NOR Lrevails that Eaton has made gain for
Jones. The proposed amendment to the Consti-
tuition abolisbDg the religious test for Office and
striking the word Protestant FROM the State
Constitution, has been defeated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16
State Debt,

A dispatch from New York. NA3i y.-..
day. says:
No day has yet been appo,nlcL 10; . !.:c!...,
with the Virginia representatives or the CJcs:a..
Of the State debt, and it is feared thai wacG H.:
subject is approached thore will De found In.
few difficulties in the way O! compro!nis, .
adjustment. For instsnce there s!o the iWo-!.
odd million Of consolidated bonds. the c5Uyo:
on which are receivable fer taxes, and WINS.
there is no way of bringing into any 2,n.
promise, as the law regulating them ha: bee.
made last by the Supreme Court. Then tLc-y
are the fifteen and aquartar million 81 5y.I:
spportioned to West Virgins, but whicn ii.
latter virtually repudiate to the extent {, 81,
100000, or nearly tho whole Wc5. H,:glG.
claims that she is only liable for the cost o. Ii,
internal improvements in that part 0! the Htst'
and she is not willing to assume Over :i,t2),tn
indebtedness for the same. The bond; recn9ai]
cd by Old Virginia amount to S2IH 800 hi
these include S., 252. 600 oi which nTo Know" u
the 'Peelers," or second series. Whcn TIC Oi
Commonwealth ceased paying interest Jan. l:ioi
she wss paying per cant, on twothIrd q 80.
whole debt, leaving over Sl5 100000 IT "rt
Virginin, and she is now in default Tor oyc. 4.
years Tho whole debt question n tho o.
Dominion is badly mixed, and will Tulul-' :.
little patience and consideration 10 straIGH!..
it out to the satisfaction Of ali, il indeed az. ..
thing is possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

Four Chiusmeo we're murdered 10 Butte
county, Cal, Wednesday night, By o gang Of
white men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

This weeks number of Ltielfs Living Age
has been received sud is very Interesting
number
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16
VlrGlnia News.

The State Senate has agreed to the House
amendments giving lien to all railroad en-
ployees on the gross receipts Of such companies,
The House amendments give the same lien to
all furnshcr5 Of COAL railroad iron, steam en-
gines and iurnishers Of such other material as
may be necessary for the running Of trains.
The State Senate has passed bill propo.
sing that the Legislature elect railroad com-
missioner to watch the railroads aud see that
they regard The law. 1t is believed that the
granger element will be strong enough to pass
it through the House.
Rev. DR.. Montgomery has resigned the
pastorship Of the First Baptist Church of
Lyuchburg 1t is said he has been elected
secretary I'll the State Mission Board Of Ten.
nessee.
The residence Of Dr.. L. II. Smith. the faith,
cr Of Hon J. Amber Smith, 10 Dinwiddie
county Was burned ou Monday morning.
The late DR.. Wcons is to have q monu.
ment erected TO him at Suffolk by his numer.
Gus friends 10 Virginia and North Carolina.
1t is rumored in Norfolk that Col. William
Lamb, the hero of Fort Fisher, has been offer
ed the postofice in that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

CALIFORNIA BRANDY.-Hitherlo California
has lost half million Of dollars yearly by TO-
ability to make brandy aud pay duty 10 season.
AS rule, brandy is stored for three years be-
fore it is ripe Tor sale or for use Congress has
lust passed law giving three years credit on
the home tax OF ninety cents gallon. This
will double the make for 1877, and thereafter
quickly uuadruple it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16
SALE-By auti

OOMMI iSIONER'S SALE-By aUth0HN
~ of the decree Of the County Court ct f 80,
fax county in the suit now pending III inc I"
cult Court of said county OF Fra"aet ri! ".
use j. ". Newman. vs.. Plumb Il 20, e''e;
ed at the November Court, 1876. theunder5'G!ol.l
special commissioner, named n SAID deere W.:
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of hpG'. J.
Court day, at II o'clock m, before i"r 49,,
of the Court House of said county, SCI 70 ~ ~.
highest bidder, at public sale, oil tbs! 10! ~
PARCEL OF LAND which VISA ".'ot.e' -
Emma Frawner in the division ii nHT !:y'..+' .
ZEAL estate and by her sold to Burr n ?,iMl .
Co, containing by recent sur7oy, - ll0Il"' -.
This land lies On the Little River Pike .o'..
about y miles east Of Fairf4x Court li'"," Oh .
II miles from Gooding's old tavern l. o. o..
quality, heavily wooded and vel! "A'e'C'' '',
without improvements. Sato po.itFG.
Terms-So much cash in hand FL wiz r"y 49,
cost Of suit and expenses OF sale and thc Fe;'-'
in three equal annual payment to pear 't ts,..
from the day Of ssle and to DO seclre1 " ,- :"
notes Of the purchaser, with goo, t;,'. . y,
security, and retention Of title uL'tI '"@ -
payment is mado
mar lG w4w THOS. MOOkE, U,"'. =. ..>.
\ VERILL CHEMICAL rAIEI"' E|' 4,
II for immediate application, s"l o. a..
ors and shades. in gallon cans KEGS Oh. y
barrel a full supply Just fce;'V%i. a..
GLINES ROOF PAINT, Gost 'n'u"o
tcle for painting roofs Of all kinda bo'" -
above for sale at Now York price: u ,yu
NH lG Z. 3. LEADBEhTbE& pr
TRY OUR FINEST GUNPOWDH.!H: b r.
l. NH IL }. {. & f. n LID . -
uAVING TAKEN THE AUE''' '''
IL DENMEAD'S
ARLINGTON BREW tE
Of Washington, ID: e., ....,
| ain prppsred to furnish lnui!.e: al 49,
rants with superior article OF ale IL quar-,
TO auit Also Porter ana Brown ;tIui 4s.
best quality constantly on hand. -! ,.'..
from the Country for the same vii! b. =,
attended TO. w. \. JOh 80
NH II ii. t. cor. Cam. and 80
Office Persona owning ho":e' On
~ on lots belonging to tho TN VIZ s'.
please take notice that tho rents are ~"
and mast be paid on or before the IN r,r.
April next; Those desiring to pay lNT'ii 49,.
or losso lots will call on the unders'l"s'' ''.
of the fish wharf. ,,,,,i.v,,.
NH l1-2t VIZ. 1t. Oh -
(IHEAPi CHEAPl--We will ci7:5 49, %.ri
~ MINCE MEAT We have no" , ca '', ,-,.
TEN CENTS PER POU ND. ,Ii,iisSIlE.,.
article. INN l5l J. C. s. r. 81 ~ ..-,...
CMALL HAMS, choice Sugar tl' te:!.o ,t
= ers and Breakfast Pieces Just t;;TTrLI
NH Is ). y. {" L. IA 49,
TRIED CHERRIES for ISLE 99i1j6IJI1
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ARRIVED,

Stssmel Mattano, Nomint, u to@ Is: T..
s. &c.
Steamer John W Ihomp:3H, Lo3HG-it2";-
to F a Reed.
CLEARED.
Steamer Express Baltimore, " j.: b'5is:'
81 Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

DR.. EUGENE CRowELL, az ardent Spiritual
st has been Investigating the charge that his
religion is particularly conducive to Insanity
He sent letter of Inquiry to every insane
asylum in the United States. 10 50 ins!itu-
tons from which he received answers there
were %, 328 patients, Of whom 4l2 were re.
ported insane from religious excitement, So Of
these being attributable to SpirituaIism These
figures show that more Spiritualists, in pro.
portion to their numbers, become Insane than
do persons who are derangel By other reH.
gionS; but the tota! unmba! is not a!aEmingly
great.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

TIE number OF lost objects found aud brought
to the chief officer Of police 10 Paris increases
year by year. Between January aud Decem-
Der 81, 1876, 4 222 articles were thus brought
in. They arc kept for year, and then, IT un-
claimed, given to the finders. 1t is very de-
sirabIe to have place to which to take au
article found, Or to know where to go sud look
when YOU lose one,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

An ES-PREsIDENT's GRANDSON.--A paper
printed in Covington, Ky, says" William II.
Harrison, grandson Of ey-President Harrison,
who attacked and cruelty wounded Miss Moor,
and of Boone county, some time ago, was sent
to the asylum at Legxinton, as insane, has been
cured and released. Since his release Harrison
bns become the husband ola Miss Mcintyre, OF
Cloves, Ohio. He has disposed Of his farm at
North Bend. The troubles arising from debts
on this unsettled his mind"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS ENTERPRISE.
Il new cotton manufacturing company has been
organized at Augusta, Ca, with q capital Of
Sl500O0. Tie mill Lcgins with 10000 spin
dies, which will be increased to $4,000 as the
times require The stock was promptly sub
scribed, machinery secured and measures taken
to have the mill completed within four months.
Most Of the capital was subscribed by Massa.
chusetls manufacturers, one Of whom is pres!-
dent OF the new company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-16

The PENNSYLVANIA SENETORSHIP. -Allud-
ing 10 the action Of the republican caucus Of
the Pennsylvania Legislaturein nominating Mr..
Don Cameron for tho Sonstorship, the Phiadel-
phia Press declares that "ong and patient SUBJ
mission has been followed by intense popular
resentment and resistance and even if the re-
publican party goes to pieces under this new
effort to prolong most offensive denomination,
the people will sssuredly bring to account the
men who are deliberately assisting it in the face
oil the loud echo ofthe will Of their constituents
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-09-14

seSEht - AND UNION RALRoAih-A gentleman
3l3m Western portion of the county says
tli5 1s lhe assurance that the line of the Ches-
N1x4 nd Union Railroad will cross Broad River ut
! kLS67I1art Shoals, several thousand dollars will
be at. Once subscribed in his neighboraood. We
think that with the advantages of crossing the
river ut that place, rs was set forth in the en-
'sineer's report, there is doubt that the Lock
Shrt shoals route will be adopted.-Chester Re-
yporter.
aeA- At the Spartanburg Municipal election
: last Monday the following gentlemen were cleo
ted:
Intendant, COL Joseph Walker.
Wdrdens.-First Ward, w. P. Irwin; Second
Ward, s. Is. Reid; Third Ward, r. l.. Bowden /;
Fourth Ward. J. b. Cleveland: Fifth Ward, j.
NJ. Montgomery Sixth Ward, J. d. Hunt.
All straghtout Democrats.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-09-14
Sherifs Sales.

AOY virtue of Sundry Executions TO me directed,
ID will sell, before Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in October next within
the legal hours of Shcriff's sales, the following
property, to wit:
All the right title and interest that I. J. Vim
son has in 18O acres of land belonging to the
estate of Thomas Vinson deceased, bounded by
lands of John Z. McKissick, William G. Fowler,
j. C. Harris and others. Levied on and to be
sold, for the interest that Il. j. Vinson has in
said land at the suit of A. ID. Spears as Admin
istrator of Giles Sharp deceased, against L. j.
Vinson, j. s. Gregory, 7. j.. Harris and James
w. Vinson.
One House and lot Located in the Town of
Union belonging to the estate of William w.
James, deceased, whereon Mrs. Nj. A. James,
now lives, containing one and one-tenth acres,
more or less, bounded East by Church street,
South by l. G. McKssick land, West by Noun
tain street and North by o. b. II. Graham Lot.
Levied on and TO be sold as the property of the
estate of w. w. James, at the suits of A. p Tur-
ner, Il. L. Gist survivor, Mitchell West and 9th
ers, against NJ, A. F. James, Administrative
ALSO
Two tracts Of land, one known rs the Jonas Little
tract, containing 80 acres more or less, bounded
by lands Of Thomas g. Hart, James N Benner,
Lemuel Mcdaniel, Sr., Thomas Burgess; and the
home tract of Joseph Austell, containing two
of VIM. j. Mcclure, p. Nj. Cohen, the Jonas Lit
tie tract and Thomas Burgess Both tracts lev
tea ~nd 80 DO cold - Ala psoparty of Jasepll
Austell, at the several suits of Administrators
of F. II Nethcrs, against Joseph Austell, VIM. j.
Keenan,, b. A. Jcter and VIM. Munro and others,
against Joseph Austcll.
ALSO
One tract of land located in Union County,
containing (507) five hundred and seven acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of DR.. b. +.
Walker, II. J. Thompson, ii. II. Belue, and 9TH
ers. Levied on and to be sold the property
of John T. Belue, at the suit of Spears s
| Cotton against John 7. Belue.
| All the right title and interest that John c.
Tinsley has in the House and lot, whereon AIDE
| line Tinsley now lives, located in the Town Of
| Union, containing seven acres, more or less
| bounded on the South by Main street. West by
Rev. b. G. Clifford, North by Wm. Munro and
East by N. b. Farr's lot, and belonging to the
estate of John Tinsley, deceased. Levied or
and to be sold for the interest that John c. Tins
ley has in said lot, at the suit of G. S. Lowndes
against John C. Tinsey and Captain Tinsley,
r. MACBETH, S. U. C.
| September Z, 1877 SO 3t
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-09-14
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LNION,
In the Court of Probate.


BY JOSEPH F. GlST, Esq, Judge of Probate
To Robert j. Hughes, Mary Hughes, Sarah
Brown, Mary A. Brown and Clough Glenn,
greeting:
VOU are hereby required to appear at the
Il Court of Probate, to be holden at Union
Court House for Union County, on the thirteenth
day Of October, A. ID. 1877, to show cause, if
any you can, why the Real Estate of ROBERT
F. GLENN, deceased, situate in said County,
(not specifically disposed of in his will bounded
by lands Of W. A, Sims, Mrs. Jane Glenn, w.
X. Briggs estate Of Mrs Jane Hughes and the
Goudelock Place, containing five hundred acres,
more or less, should not be partitioned orseA
for division alotting to the petitioner, William
J. II. Glenn, onc-sixth part hereof, and the re-
naming five-sxths in equal portions to the said
Robert J. Hughes, Mary Hughes, Sarah Brown,
Mary A. Brown, and Clough Glenn deducting
| from share of W. j. 7. Glenn, the amount charged
thereon by the will of said Robert +. Glenn de-
ceased, and paying the same to the children of
| the late Gideon A. Glenn
Given under my Hand and Seal, this seventh
day of August, in the year of our Lord one
| thousand eight hundred and seventy-sevca and
| in the one hundred and second year of Amcri-
can Independence JOS. +. GlS1,
| (~) Judge of Probate.