It further came out, that in case this power was granted, Mr.Dewey was to reside in S----, to superintend the erection of these mills, and afterwards to join Squire Floyd in the management of both establishments--a consolidation of interests between the mercantile and manufacturing branches being about to take place.

The old mansion was to undergo a thorough revision, and become the domicile of the resident partner.
With these plans in view, the executors insisted upon the removal of Mrs.Montgomery; and notice as to time was given, which included three months.

Formal application was made to the Court having power in the case, for authority to sell and re-invest.

The reasons for so doing were set forth in detail, and involved plausible arguments in favor of the heirs whenever they should be found.
Mr.Wallingford had personal reasons for not wishing to oppose this application.

The executors had been his friends from boyhood.