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Saturday, MareA Is.
Mr.. Hyatt from tie FREMONT Theatre Boston, and Mn
Hill from the 14airo roya London Engaged, and VIII
make Their first appeuaucc on Monday Evening next.
The perforRaocs Will with tie laughabIs farce
Of the
TURNPIKE GATE.
C,ask, wrh the comic songs Of " MY asa-- HYATT
w" hsamaxs adj ths Jashisn,"
"Lerd mayor's sAor," ana tho duet
d"~ ~hsn cC IN ths eAsy iels We ~"
with Mr.. DnGy.l
Sir Edward Dashawiy lhra appssrance IN Provdencs.)
-yr. HJas,fird.
Joe standfast, Qom the fremont Thceuo, do) Ds5y,
R,b.it Mayilogn 4" Chaih,m ~ do Hsiseg
Od MaythoFn Z" L. F-yee do do Rag,
lIsnfy Plunt, A" Z" Chatham, DO do q. Ploeids,
Smart, 4" fremont, Do do Mo- ton.
Peggy, I'D appeannce) .ars. Dinrxtord,
Mary, (la dn. BpLisy.
TO conclude with the Grand Equssrlln Msio Drama Of
TiMOUR THE TARTAR,
in which the whole stud OF beautiful hore belonging to ths
Park Theatre, New-York, viii he iG,r diiced
The scenery Will be entirely Dew, and executed by Mr.
Hardy, from the fremont Theatre, Boston, The equestrian
department, under tho direction of M. BiytA
Timour, (chiefof tbs Tantrs,) .ar. piBaefcrd.
O:ou, the fremont, 6a appearance beie .desa yer.
Zorita, (from the Theite Royal, London,
her frat appearance.) Nrs. Hi!.
Doors open at half past 6, and penosmnnoe 10
at O'Clock. precisely.
Foxes 81, PIT 50 cents, Calotya5 cents
The Grand Equearinn Melo Drama Of ~ iyde tin pre-
pantion, and will be produced In few nig;s march is
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A CARD.

AJR. BUCKLEY beg. crve To th1nS the ciHms o
w Prvhence for their iIo.ali,y list NelncAiiv even
inr II will afImi hun h,pptes, II, by h' Eehest
etortions, he can make o the kinin~ wlch ,as
been extended TO him, during tbs shc ilnr ihu m ~"
ne,Evrnsd in this ecsr March IS.
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BAKER S SPENCER'S LIST,
-NF Numbers drawn in the Maine state Lottery, Class 6.
u Is 10 - 81
march Is.
PRIVATE SCHOOL

r. svvINAToN. Intends opening a School, at the
S S,v-Matksi on Moniy lth Of the present month.
The Iun,t,r OF pr,pls will w. limited ~ fJry.
.An,lcltion fr the admission of soolnrs may I've made at
f,,e gcl,t,l Room n, an time daring School hours.
rerns ofuiun icr u, common branchcs ct English s'-
,,.,,.,.. 90 M'rrh IS.
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SALEM. March lI-Arr schr Economy, We

SALEM, March H.-Ar schr Economy, Yves.
ton, st Jags, Cuba, %.
GLOUCESTER, March 9.-Ar schr Boston,
Bell, Havana, IA, for Portsmouth.
PORTLAND, March s.-Arr brig Hind, Wins
low, Havana, 10
cid brig Mobile, Lear, Mobile.
HOLMES HOLE, March i0.-Arr brig syren.
Vent, Elmin, Airca 81 days. Lett aid beard oi
no American vessel on the coast.
At Edgar,own, ship Kingston. from Pacific Ocean,
with 2i00 bbls oil.
Schr Susan was got of without damage, and sailed
BOSTON, March I2.--Arr ships Clematis, Low,
Hayrc; Brookne, Dickson, Liverpool; New Eng
land, Hunt, do; brig Massachusetts,, Hobart, Nc"
Orleans.
CID briss Carryall, sayward, surmsm; Henrco'
Freeman New Orleans; schr Sally Hope, Baker,
Providence.
l3th. arr ship Minus, Nichols, Copenhagen, Fob
2, Elsneur 9Th; brig Janus, Holmes. Rotterdam LIST
jan
Cid brig Jasper, Parker. Savannah; schr A'ea'de'
Henshn,an, St Thomas.
NEW YORK. March l1.--Ar ship Empress,
Sinclair, Charleston; brgs Nun, DAVIS. New Or
leans; Volsnt, Finncy, Bremen; Echo, blanchard
Trinidad dc Cuba; iicbc, Sands, Savannah; schr
Sciot. Hinchman, Tampico, sloJp Hun'ress' Butler
Providence.
Cleared, ships Jupiter, Clark, 8, Cros; Fabius,
Thompson, Belfast, schr Eliza, Pike, Charleston.
PHILADELPHIA, March i0.--AU brig Warb-
Ter, Pilsburv, Malaga 55. Gibraltar 80; schr inde
pcndeuce, Whiting, Gibraltar.
Cid brig Mary Ann. Rugan, L,gu'ra; schrs AT
lanic, Aliig,od. Valparaiso; Charles G"qn'n, for
nandina do Xagua, Messenger, Kelly, Providence.
CHARLESTON, March 3.-Sailed brig seion
Weston, Cuba.
Cid schr Jane, Cornell, New Orleans.
The ship Niagara, I,esher, 4 days from Now York
for Savannah, passed the bar LIST inst.
SAVANNAH, March Arr schr Hannah Bart
-, Ilsi, M all Y pptIas III -
lena spoke small black schr of about 20 tons, with
about 80 men of ali colours on board; could not rs
certain her name or business; said they were IRON
Savannah, and showed a Soanlsh ensign.
Also arr ships Hope, Morse, Liverpool; Gratitude
Child, Providence.
CID ship Tamer!ane, Johnson, Liverpool.
DARIEN, Feb 26.-Cld ship Philadelphia, Ames
Bremen; schr Superb, Drinkwater. w Indies.
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Gct- GRAND LOTTERIES, 80
FE0O be drawn this month";, March.-YATES b MIN
II TYRE, Managers
CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY,
No. draws on the 18th instant $4,000 Highest Prize.
Wholesale, scheme price--retal $ I, gtartefs 81.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
No ,, DAVIS the 10Th iEsant, Sl0 o0b Highest Prize
Nbolest tr, s,aeats E,cc retail SIS, qilriers II ~
NEA.DRK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
No. 1, draws the 2t instant, 30,olo isis, Prize.
Retail -, quarters s -.
DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY,
No. ~, draws the Goth instant, 1900 ghest Prize
WhUleslc, scherfe Hice-- retail -, quarters 81 -.
DELAWARE AND NORrH-CAROLINA CONSOLI-
DATED LOTTERY,
Draws the oGtii instant, $500 hjEhos Prize. Whole
sale, scheme price-Yotal 81, qiaIters 30 cents.
Tickets Ii al tire above Lotteries are for sale by
J. B. WOOD
march l5
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TIE STA ..,-r.s..,..,.
VBNhE kin ut tnis most wonJ-r, agul, stuffed and pre-
"a served so rs TO represent his natural state, IL
hbting at Clarks Hotel for the observation OF curious
and tie lovers of natural history. IL q feet ,g, 10 feet
in circumference, and when taken, weighed about thirty
For particular description uf the nJ- ter The public
are referred TO the bills of the day.
Adnuance II l2 cents, Hours Of sndancc from a.
NJ TIL o p. NJ.
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FUR NITUREl FURNITURE! FuRylrrRn

N IL
Don't Forgc, the vufbcrs.
Ed q. ALLEN li:s on huld, "a I6s INV Wara.,oasps
"a Rs N"f 100 ard l0i, NeslInssf s,rees tfe largest
aid best assortment of Furnlrre o.strod IN this t,wp
nndo hy experienced wokn aaJ ses.snnJ W ,rfi,k f,s
sale; consisting ~ 100 Mahogany secrctars and ruve,n
some elrgint ", 6io dnng Gier.in claw Tat.rs Of u
sizes cherry and birch ito 2GD Bsss,.uis cors,spr -
'hogany c9Ne, high and ffenoII ps,neici cherry d,t,:
hWch, lgh aud FRENCH c'nopy p, cot tf,llle dhr
ladies' ~ llogany NC:k Ialles, with hays; pl.tn duo
cl.uy dnio Light Stands Wash hand stsnds NJ i,orsry
Iuet nni painted ditto hair Saas Easy Chair.; nviS
tahhcts ghthnr Desks; cGTinng pfss dit,; Ct. with
aaa "hiGn rockers mllosany, cherry and cyps Cradles
&C. SC. sc.
LOOKING GLASSES.
10 eiec1n m,n,ci, pe', gilt AMI mlngany ,e,-i Tco
hs ''SsSa conse assortment, trom ilc bc>i n,,rufsc-
tories, - ="
'oo' s'anet ise aud ecrpt gilt, Fancy Prct hrh bss
Ro,king dWo; d,pia back Jiio cane ru IA AMI wc-S
Seats made OF Its'icd stock p,insd by experienced werr
men, unief my own nspccion.
- FEATHERS.
TONS ifc'i, Western live cese rcathers In s,,t..n
N-N sieed hy perfect judges.-1cds filled TO ,sss,S.S
Lfkewisc on hand, scr sa!s.
uuO ies cherry Buaris Plank and Io.sf well .c..,,e5
nnu honS.l espw dhu Dead River clear Ro,r,I, ,r,l
,lahk dlon ditn 81. Don,inro and E,y Msbovry AZ
uniens'on- soie s fci vile birch and n,vrtie v.n~e
obc'n-4oo tct first quality birch Jc Ialk and BoarJs
pan thoroughly -eisoncl ~ ''S's-s
go g,llons cid Copl vaspisb, A. sn,ah,. ,sI, ana
pare. " '-"--' Wv
Tho shove VIII be so,d on accommodating term. nS q
"" "'"' H. ltnuny -.
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FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING.
rE AR Cut and Curled, in the uost fashionable m1nncr,
m No 50, o,Wcslinnster street, corner ot Unionstrce
March 10 ALBERT SWEET.
+" EyCOTiR AGE DDuESrIC MANUFACTURERS"
Case cf Brit,n, Tcapo fashionable p,ttefnl, from the
b New Manufnctory IN Tnnnon. Constantly on hand,
Enelisl Coffee aud Tsapas, m the lirt qi1y r Sae ai
snail advance, by MOSES POTTER q co.
March IL.
ASSICNEE'S NOTICE.
FWvr a,bcriber having ON the 7th inst. received
x sisnment of the prredy oI WtLLi.M TorHfrL-
InTr jan nf CLIQUE s, Farmer for the bcneit NJ the crs
" id Tnuuri. hereby gives notice tn all coucei
ei. tlnt he will receive the rhns of si cfctnors, FlFrh
within fpir months frn this dr, and pav to rien theif
rertve dividends according to the terms Of tbs assign
rnslt nfrcsat
Au t,ors.s ndel ,sd 10 sili Toif,cTi. hereby
l,It-ei - make Immediate payment " illf snSct'ct
RiCilhRD ALDaiCu.
Giuees.cr, March ", is3e
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BROsDCLOTHS.

Fue aud nisei Cashmere ruckram, Psdi,cs ne,vv
Bick, an " hie Linens Canvass Sewing skI TNits
ihr'ais Gloves nI lio~fry Rich CiG Pnnls f,lcy and
common dos two bin and hark and white calirocs Rarayo
1.nsh,hsi " NE and colocd calrcs Jacunet and
dun do pain aud figured book nilns l,and,nna Yl,y
German, Fancy and Cr,va IIanlkecics susl..plens
r"a vest and pe1rl En''ons ni,es; Cash OsHahirsEs
an bpp; OIL cloths green ana hack, Slrsne,,s hnek
Camh aud Italian criRs; fongers; .lsrk Gts lie M.
pies and ietaii.cs do0esc h,wn and asurl,,. sheet,
hgs and ShiHlngs Pi,ilS aad Chcks, wnh variety ,f
other ariris wlIch IN lie offered 10 All who csI at ,n d.
c,1te prices. sGLtDDlNt. A. Si'EkT
.m1reh u. &C. =
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WANTED.
A Girl, do the house work in a small family, liberal
"a wages will be given. APPLY at this Office
Narch :.
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"MR KiDp1s:"
7hs oryiaat letter noy be a; the CSsntins Room
ofthe Proprietor.
II The Proprietor Of this Medicine recommends h with
uc fullest coiilence, ms bf The valuable ronodies
pain Of the Piles lie de. ms unnecessary 70 ,rbb anv
other ul,n Tho foregoing testimonial In fs fvo This reu,sdy
ms more perfectly answered the purpose for which b in-
tended, Than any other IN common ise and airds p.
mediate and permanent reie both from the disorder elf b
accop ,yins symptoms 0f pain in the loins vertigo lead
ache loss Of Appetite indigestion and marks of debility
The remedy cutie lecer and may he administered 70
al ages and both sexes Pain and ample Directions with
description OF The complaint accompany each packaes, which
oer an Eieeuary-Prce 81 for both articles, bur 50
cents where but only il wanted
- Prepared and sold Wholesale together with the Cvn
wdy Medicine" by the sols Proprietor r. KIDDER At his
Counting Room over No. 70 corner of Cot and HaI,ovss
streets, aud retalei by his special appointment by the fol-
lowing Druggists J. BALcH and JoHS II. MAs1N & Co.
Providence, RI Fubsuary g.
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NEW EDnDi

NEW GOODS t,4
" HE sa,"rFhHrs have taken Store No. G. Market.
y SOU gc, frnnnIiy occupied hy Mr. Snrtpo B,rTKy
wheo they wi this moning exp for SALE by the pircs a.,
yard an hssuu'neh oi seisullble DRY GOOD IA A.s.s
which hic
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FRENCH CURIS
MUST received supply OF Ladies' Fren-h Curls,
81 Pulls, aud Frizetes OF the most fashionable kinds whole
sale and retail, by L. f. MILLER, No. rs Marketst.
march -
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F1 The CoSSEcrICUT, will leave
dNo Providence, Tur,iay neri,
G~<-4SAr 18Th instant, at l2 O'Clock. The
FULTON, on Saturday, the Odd
'astinl, at the hour after
which, Boat viii ielve Provi.
dence, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. at IL o.
clock.
Al the Boats Of this line have strong copper hoier-ie
fare viii be Six Dollars. The Washington Is undergoing
extensive alterations aud will soon be placed In the Line.
February ~.
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Sailed on Thursday, brig Charles and Ellen, !o'
Havana; schr Eliza Am, Wilmington
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LUMP SUGAR.
% Boxes first quality Philadelphia Lump Sugar, (smal
So lunpsD Just received from schooner Domestic, FOR
s.leby SETH ADAMS, Jr
March 9. "a. Waer-strcet
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LARD.
Dnn Kegs Providence Lard just received, for sale by
AOeS L. J. MALLETT.
March
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COTTON.
feSD Bacs lime Upland Cotton, landing this morning
" X from schooner Eliza Ann, for sale by
March 5. E. j. MALLETT.
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BY MARTIN srobpARD.

VALUABLE RcaL BsTAyE AT AUCTION,
~ sss yaiusbb ksai ERsss Skped BY sunn RLlako4;
slus,ed Ia iiewss street, tandsU Oh sAid ense ~ ~ -
rear On the prsG,ises y handsnps tBo aux Dwdllae
House. In complies npHir heins nesfy ssw Fc< lrtlsf
panicaa ars and eendkdp ofsas app thq Apesss Raes
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
NOTICE.

The subscriber, in consequence of his determina- ton to himselfto the southwark offers for sale from nine to fifteen tons of hay and second crop six or ten cords wood, very fine shoats one ton of plaster, together with sundry articles of furniture The above property will be sold cheap, if application be made immediately. SMITH LAW.
 LtchfeLd, March 10, 1898.
 N. .B.-All those who have claims against said Law, are respectfully requested to call and receive their pay and all those who in debt to him re- quested to call and settle their accounts. After senable time las elapsed, shall not hold myself sponsible for consequences. s. l.. peddling business # application be made to the a. hove. 39
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
Litchield, March 10, 1928.
At Court of PrO6ate for tue district Sharon hOtd-
 em at Salisbury on the 4th day ot March, 1893.

At Court o Pro5ate for the district o Sharon hOld-
 em at Salisbury on the 4th day of March, 1893.
 Present SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
 UPON the petition of SALLY BATES, of Sharon in said district, showing this Court that she is the parent of Charles Vandusen Bates of said Sharon a minor; that said minor is the owner of a peice of land situated in said Sharon--Bounded North on land occupied by Joseph H. Pardee, East by High way, South by the land of Ansel Sterling, Esq., and West by the land of William M Smith, of the value of two hundred and fifty dollars; that said land is un- productive and that it would be for the interest of said mnor that said lands be sold and the avas there of applied according to Law,-Praying for liberty to sell the same; as per petition on hle dated March 4th 1928.
 Ordered that the consideration of said petition be adjourned until the first Tuesday of June next, at o'clock in the fore noon at the bate Office in Sails bury and that notice of the pendency of the same be given by publishing this order in newspaper printed in LitchfeId in the County of Lfchfeld three weeks successvey at least six weeks before said first Tues day of June 1928. Copy of Record.
 38 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
BYLAWS.

AT the annual Town Meeting of the town of Sha- ron, holden fn said town on the first day of October, A. D. 1927,
 Voted, That if any owner of any horse or cat tie shall suffer the same to go at large out of his or her nclosure, after the first day of April next such owner shall forfeit and pay to the person who shall take up and impound the same, the sum of twenty cents for each head of cattle and for each horse for each time they shall be found large ofthe owners inclosure, and taken up.
 Voted That it shall be the duty of the Haywards in their several districts and it shall be lawful for any other person, to mpound any cattle horses found of the nclosure of the owner and at arge who to- geher with the pound keeper shall regulate their pyo ceedings receive the same compensation, and have the same po@ers granted in the statute Jaw of this state entitled Pounds" provided that no penal ty incurred under this bylaw shall exceed the of three dollarsand the owner osuch cattle and horses so impounded shall not recover the same from the pound, until he shall have paid to the person impoun ding the same the of the forfeiture ,and the pound keeper his fees and his expenses for keeping said creatures in other of creatures mpound ed.
 Prouided nevertheless, That any person who has family residence in said town of Sharon, may if he chooses suffer COW to run at large on the public highway and not incur the aforesaid penalty
 A true Copy of Record,
 394w GEORGE KING, Jun. Tovn Clerk.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
ElizWr Munger's Estate.

w the subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the district of Norfolk, Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate of
 ELIZUR MUNGER, r late of Norfolk deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give notice that six months from this date is allowed the creditors of said estate to exhibit eil clams-and that we shall attend, in pursuance of appointment, at the dwelling house of Jonathan H Peubone, in said Norfolk, on the last Wednesday in April ast Wednesday ia June ,and the last Wednes day in August, l828 at two o'clock in the afternoon each of said days. All claims not exhibited duly attested within said time will be debarred recOv cry. "
 LAWRENCE MILLS, Commis
 AMOS PETT1BONE, sioners. Norfolk, March 8, 1928. 3:
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20

had treated her with neglect, and left her to bear the bangs, the distress and miseries of bIighted love: yet he had been endear- cd to her by thousand tender associations, and could she ever forget them, or him Her sorrowing had been alone and in ss- cret. The color had faded from her cheek, yet her eye still shone mildly and frequent through tears. Her meeting with Charles Bloomsly when he returned, was one which is seldom witnessed. 1t a0GS q meeting ot hearts.
 |
 To the youth whose mind is occupied with forming visions of earthly happiness, I>would say beware of the ineribrating cup. It may at first prove sweet to the taste, but there is poverty, disgrace and death at the bottom. The miseries of human life, the bitterness of despair, and the bangs of unutterable wretchedness are a. mong its dregs. REFLECT BEWARE! BE- WARE E.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
Ebenezer Cowles' Estate.

w the subscribers having been appointed by tht Hon. Court of Probate for the district of Norfolk Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate of
 EBENEZER COWLES,
 late of Norfolk, deceased, represented nsolven give that we will attend to the business of ou, ap pointment at the dwelling house of Solomon Cowles in said Norfolk, the last Monday in April last Mon. day in June, and onthe last Monday in August, 1893 at two o'clock in the afternoon, each of said days The time for the creditors to exhibit their claims is six months from thus date. All clams not exhibited duly attested within said time, will be debarred re- cOvery.
 JOSEPH RIGGS, } Commits.
 EDMUND BROWN, sioners. Norfolk, March 3, 1898. s
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
ACADEMIC.

ANOTHER term of Harwinton Central Academy, will commence on Monday the 24th of March. The institution will continue under the care of Mr. Brns- made, who is believed to possess superior qua6ca- ons as instructor, and whose past services have secured the high esteem and entire confidence of his employers. The literary advantages furnished by this Academy, as well as the low prices of board and tu- ton, are among the inducements it offers to young Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of good education.
 $: SS & ksSa%S$ B; ksSS!SSi S4SSSihD, Trustees.
 Har,yjnton March 5 1923 3Q
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
NOTICE.

bY order of the Court of Probate for the district of Waterbury, will be sold on the 28th instant March, so much of the real estate of
 SAMUEL PENN, deceased, late of Plymouth. as will raise the sum of three hundred dollars, with incident charges of sale, at public auction unless previously sold private sale. Sale to commence at one o'clock P, M at the subscribers house.
 BENJAMIN PENN, Er'r. Plymouth, March 4. l228 . 39
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
NOTICE.

Taken by virtue ofa warrant to collect state tax on List 1926, and by virtue of warrants to collect town tax and highway tax in the town of New-Mil- ford List 1895, much of the real estate of Ly- man O. Booth, of said New-M Milford, as will be suff- cient to satisfy said taxes and legal charges thereon Said property will be sold public auction on the premises, in Brdgewater Society, the 18th day of May. 1928, at ? o'clock P. M.
 DANIEL MARSH, Collector. New-Milford, March 10, 1898. 39
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
NOTICE.

The Court of Probate for the district of Litchfeld bath assigned the 18th day of instant March, at o'clock in the afternoon, at the Probate Office in Litch6eld, for the appointment of Commissioners on
 SII4AS WHITE,
 late of Torrngon, in said district deceased repre- scented nsOveAt, which time and place all persons interested u said estate, wi they see cause attend before said Court, and Dc heard respecting such ap- pointmept. By order of said Court.
 ERASTUS HODGES, Adaia'r. TorriRaton, March lst, 1928. 8
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the partnership between the subscribers in the Hating business, under the firm of o. & c. SEYMOUR, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having accounts with the above firm are requested to settle the with out delay. OZlAS SEIMOUk, CHARLES SEYMOUR. Litchfeld, Oct. 30, 1927.
 The business will be carried on as usual at the old Stand by Charles Seymour who is authorized to set
 tie the so-partnership accounts, tf21
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
RrOss ths lnvestigateV. THE TROPICAL.
 TCoYciwden
"What is he now

 Farewell! God knows when we shall meet agaiH. feel a fain; cold fear thrill through my veins That almost freezes up the heart of life."
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
Amasa Cowles' Jr. Estate.
James Stannard's Estate.

w E the subscribers having been appointed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the district of Norfolk, Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors ofthe estate of
 JAMES STANNARD, late of Norfolk, deceased, represented insovent, do hereby give notice that we shall attend in pursuance oi appointment at the dwelling house of Malachi Humphrey, in said Norfolk, on the second Thursday in May and on the second Thursday in August I82$, at ten o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days Six months allowed by said Court from this date for the creditors of said exhibit their claims all persons neglecting to exhibit their claims duly attested within said time, will be debarred recov- cry.
 EDMUND BROWN, Cos.mis-
 THOMAS CURTIS, siOmsrs. Norfolk March ,, 1858. g,
The Litchfield County post., 1828-03-20
NOTICE.

w the subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon. Superior Court, held at Litchfeld in and for Ltchfeld County, on the Sd Tuesday of February A. D. 1928, Commissioners on the estate of
 HARVEY TURRELL,
 of Kent, in said county, nsovont debtor, give mo- tice that shall meet at the office Orgen $. Sey- mour in the of Ltchfed, for the purpose of as- ceraning the debts due from said insolvent, and of performing our duties as Commissioners at the follow ing times, viz: on the first Tuesday in April next at one o'clock in the afternoon on the the Sd Tuesday of June next, at o'clock in the afternoon; and on the 18th day of September next o'clock in the afternoon.
 OZIAS LEWIS, Comnsis- 3s ORIGIN s. SEYMOUR, siomers.