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Probate Court, District of Wood6wy,

 April 21st, 1828.-

 w LILLIAN PARRISH, Guardian of Charles G. Parrish and Elizabeth Parrish, mino.s residents in Washington, in said district; having filed his Petition in said Court, showing that said minors own and are possessors of about fourteen acres of land, situated in LitchfeId, in the southwest part of the farm of Sam uel Gum, deceased, and they own equal undlv'- ded fourth part of the reversion of the lands bered by thedower of Betsey Gum, and that said lands being unproductive, it would be beneficial to said m to sell the same, and invest the avas is by th' Statute prescribed.

 Ordered, That the lst Monday of July, 1928, at nine o'clock A. M. at the Probate Office in Woodbnry, be assigned to hear the Petitioner on the merits of said Petition and that notice thereof be gwen by advert tising in the Litchfcld County Post three weeks suc- ccssvely, at least six weeks before said list Monday of July, 1893. c. B. PHELPS, Judge.