The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-03
VALUABLE and PRODUC7IVE
REAL ESTATE,
LID

TOR S6LE.
THE Subscriber offers icr sale the
a MINERAL SPRING ESTATE, in Stafford,
Connecticut, OF which he is proprietor. This Estab-
shmcnt has, for many years past been the resort Of
visitors, both for health and amusement from vari-
Gus parts OF the United States. For few years
past that resort has been annually increasing Dur
ing the present season. the receipts from the Estab-
lshmcnt, for fifteen weeks in succession, have on
average exceeded Tsgo Hundred Dollars each 7scek
The property consists of large and well-fnished
Hotel, 90 feet by 40, and three stories in height;
two Bathing Houses convenient Store, two stories
ia height large Barn and Coach-Housc; /; and
number OF fout-buildings, among which is handsome
Sumnler-fiouse, with Bowling Alley adjoining il
and about 100 acre, of Land, well fenced and wa
tered
The Mineral Waters belonging to this Establish
ment are unquestionably excellent remedy in
many diseases. Tie air of the town is uncommonly
salubrious, and the situation adjoining the Springs
has, by visitors, been pronounced deightful"~-
The Springs situated the great Turnpike
Road leading from Boston to Hartford and New
York. Turnpike Roads from four other different
quarters fall into the Boston Turnpike, one at the
distance of mile, two at the distance Of mile and
IN halt, and at the distance of miles from
the Springs. This circumstance renders the place
easily accessible from almost every part Of the
country.
dating to purchaser. A large amount of House
hold Furniture belonging the Establishment
would be included in the sales, should it be the
wish of the purchasers.
For further particulars please inquire of the sub
scrber on the premises, or OF MIR. HENRY MOORE,
OF Newport who can give additional information on
the subject. SAMUEL WILLARD.
Sta9ord Sprays, sept. %. s02 --(o8)
~ B In the event of sale of the property, pos
session would be given about the Goth of November,
or the first of April next, might best accommo,
date purchasers.
CT "A beautiful cotperiplate engrnviag Of the abo.e
described premises, may Be seen at Mis e5ice.
STATE u Khode-Isiand and Providence Plan
tations.
In General Assembly, 6ctobcr Session, A. T. 1912.
y ESoLVED, That the General Assembly, at the.
next session. will proceed upon the trial of tlc
docket of petitions on "Wednesday morning. and will
continue & trial ofthe unit, te business shall
be completed ard that the secretary cause this
resolution to be printed in all the newspapers in
this state. Il trne COPY Witness,
SAMUEL EDDY, Sec'ry.
SIa1r cf Rhode L!and and Providence PianfG-
tons.
In General Assembly, October Session, A. d. 1912.
IN act in addition 10 act, entitled ' III direct
ing the method Of preferring petitions TO Me General
.issenGly, and IF acting thereon"
u &c enacted by tie General assembly, and By tie
- authority Mereof tits enacted That every Petition
for the Benefit Of the nsolvcIt Act which shall be
lodged in the Secrctary's Office, pursuant the Act
aforesaid, sha contain precise statement of losses
of property sustained by the petitioner, the misfor
tunes and causes by means of which lie has become
lnsolvent, and of the grounds and facts upon which
he relies, and which he expects prove And in
addition to particular inyentory of all bis proper
", except the wearing apparel OF himself and fam
lily, every such petition when lodged, shall be ac-
companied with a schedule, under oath, of all the
petitioners debts TO the best of his knowledge and
rcoection.
Sec. . lind BE- 40 further enacted, That the pro-
ceedings in trials of all petitions for the benefit Of
the lnsolvent act in future shall be under the fol-
lowing regulations, to wit
l. The petition, inventory and schedule aforesaid,
being FIRST read the petitioner shall then be exam
ined under oath, relative to the facts stated in bis
petition, and to all transactions connected with the
MERITS thereof and the attendance such petitioner
shall not be dispensed with, except upon due proof
OF his inability irom sickness other good cause,
TO attend.
2. The petitioner, or his counsel, shall rex. pre-
duce such legal proof and evidence as he may have,
IN support of the merits of his petition And if no
such legal proof be adduced if any facts necessary
TO the claim of the petitioner remain improved, the
petition shall be dismissed without further trial
g. After the necessary proofs as aforS said have been
produced, and before, the petitioner OF his coun
sci, may be heard in argument in support of the
petition These proceedings shall be had, whether
such petition be opposed or not
q. After these proceedings, the adverse party, If
any there be, or the counsel Of such party, shall
produce such legal poof ard evidence as he or they
may have to offer in oppoton to the petition, and
may be heard in argument against the same.
No such petition, when called, shall be continued
or delayed upon the mere consent Of parties, nor
without rood cause assigned, with proof for such
continuance or delay.
Sec. s. Ind be IL jisrtier enacted. That no Member
oithe General Assembly shall practise Attorney
or Counsel, in any petition for the benefit of the in
solvent act. any other tsnae application or ps,i
ton to said Assembly, hereafter to be made or
preferred.
Ordered, That this act be published in Il, The
newspapc,s printed in this state. q srrge cobv
nitaess. SAMUEL EDDy sccyv
Brandysvins Pepper.