rrobate Court, District of Woodbury, April 2lSt, 1928.
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Probate Court, District of WoOdbury, April 2lst, 1898.

 w LILLIAN PARRISH, Guardian of Charles C.. Parrish and Elizabeth Parrish, mino,s residents Washington, in said district, having filed his Petition 'n said Court, showing that said minors own and possessors of about fourteen acres land, situated Lchfed, in the southwest part of the farm of Sam ue Gum, deceased, and they own one equal und'v- ded fourth part of the reversion of the lands encum- bered by the dover of Besey Gunn and that sa lands beng unproductve, it would be beneficial to said m- to sell the same, and invest the avas as by the Statute prescribed.

 Ordered, That the 1st Monday of July, 1928, 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 adver 'lslng in the Litchfeld County Post three weeks cessvey, at least six weeks before said 1st Monday of July, 1928. C.. B. PHELPS, Judge.

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