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DEATHS.

Yesterday after illness of about three weeks, WILLIAM
LARNED, esq aged rs years, Mr.. Larned native Of
Connecticut, but misaed to this forty years ago,
and has remained with since. Since he took up his
re,denee among he has enjoyed several Of municipal
Offices, and for the last 81 years, has filled he aruou and
daseeabe duties of of the poor and although that
situation one, where humanity prudence and popular oPn-
ion all conhctcd, he acquitted himself to the satisfaction
of the town. and met the appreciation of the poor needy aud
unfortunate. Possessed of strong original mind which had
been happily cultivated and the enlees senes, he was
calculated administer the OF the
rowing and the helpless.
Having early in life, entered the welded estate
progeny surrounded him, whom he paid every and
attention, which parental love and duty could dictate, aud in
the winter Of his life saliied with bchoiDg family well
established the members Of which among the hi ishest
Of society," One of his sons Samuel Larned Esq
this empoye ed in discharging important pomac
dues the Of Chilli in behalf Of the governments and
has given unqualified satisfaction his country But few
have been universally respected aud beloved than Mr..
Lned and few have descended the tomb deeedy
regretted lie was in word fond father, a1econate
aud faithful husband, honourabc citizen, pat
Honest That respect which bore for the
ted deceased, has called forth this inadequate Tribute his
memory. Funeral afternoon four o'clock, from
the Episcopal Church, Wnere
invited to attend
On Tuesday last. John S. Wlmath, youngest OF Stephen
Wlmarh, Esq. aged IA. This unfortunate young gentleman
fell victim to that horrible Of all diseases the dlopy the
hrA He unusually active and few months
before bis DEATH and peculiarly calculated gain the good
will and regard Of all who him. Our notice OF him was ac
edentsl and particularly elected, till his dcploable
condition, awakened al sympathe few weeks before
his death, happened to visit the residence Of his parents
there beheld him in the escruoang asones Paa
s had already taken place, aud s vivid and sparkling
black eye dimmeJ by the film Of DEATH Though half of
his frame incapable of all feeling he retained four Of the
seuses and seemed to bear with and compoe
the asaled him. lie spoke but sedom and then
sny enquire the hour Of the day, and for the health and
h.Ppiue Of his parents sister, and young companions lie
calm and composed when 'Pasm seized him. aud bore
hh pain, with fortiude Of Poor little fellow lie
suffered every thing in this world, and hope rest in
Heaven.
In Cumberl,nd, Wednesday evening, Nil. Mary Kent,
ssed 26 yeas.
In Boston, Mr.. George Shed, aged ia.
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sANUEL W WHEELER,

10 -. BtstmiBsis-.Srset
GtONTtNUEs 10 kccp on houd, gcatrh ahi genuine
= : aasntmnnt OF tiROCfRliS.
(froprs Figs, Rtisips, .fipoa&s, SHo1 OF, Olrss,
C-pers Cdstapa NHis shell Rdris Fea-N6's snpet iar
C,ioo Chocolate ard &es, snftsA, eiodSed Fa4seed,
Epfhsh pine apple Cbc,sr, &c E.
Thcc In want or god articles, ca family usA, may Do
pcnd on receiving th9m NJ fit prices AMI IN mot era's,
ihey VIII b. dcvf rc1 nj tr residences ~ those who pnr
chase, ff,c VI frtIrnic.
Thoee inhibited. ofrr vc7rs standing, W..
frmcl tn although patience vs. vf- t.ts Is Is,int
byunl whl.h 1. ctni1l tn iniu'sr IL. This hint, Is
p-csnmc, VIII 10 sfcoi ~ innedile lymont Of
all such dcmtnds.
y. y. The sthp r,k' i. IN. On hlad, eul he soi r.
tsa u. febrsasy l3.
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wGxAEE E,

FEvilE WHALE taken in Providence River of the Nortl
n Point of tOnuancut, On Monday last, has been pur
chased IA tbs town, aud viii be exhibited on the Marine
KalwiN, a Fox Point for lew days, where le will bt
raised from The water and entirely exp >ed To vew IhG
accommodations VIII he convenient and perfectly sale lo
ladies and Children and opportunity will he offered To all
who may wish tu avail themselves Of II, To examine this
monster OF the deep
III he Whale will be towed from Newpor:
this morning If the wind is favourable, and
will probably be ready for exhibition on Mon
day next.
February %.
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NOTICE.

Providence sc.-Sdtc Of Rhode- -IStdad, SC.--CicrhS
OGice Surcme Jadieiat Court Of said STATE, February
-, les.
XNTHEREAs, JouS c. IIAnwoop, Of Providence, in
w said county, Printer has filed IN SAID office, his
Petition to said Cou ing for the benefit Of the pss
ed by the General Assembly of sad state, al the January
session thereof, e2e, entitled An Act for the relief OF In
solvent ncbtufS.''
Notice neehy given TO the creditors of the said Ion to
appear, II they shall see iii, al sad Court next Ia be holden
at Providence, wthin and Tor said couy the third Mon
day of March next (is.S aud slew cause, if any they may
have why the prye of sad petition ought not 10 be granted
Given under my hand, pursuant L, sald act.
WILL AN n. SMITH, CIerk.
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PRovrpENcE sc.-State Of Rtode-Lsiaad, Se.-C1erh's
OF Z, Sarcme Juhctdt Court Of sad Stae, heJ2aary
%, 1873.
ANT HEREAS, JOSEPH y. GREENE, Of Providence, in
Wv said county, Merchant has filed in said office, his
Petition 10 said Cor, praying for the benefit of the act
passed by the General Assembly Of said tltc at the Jan
ary session thereof, 1925 entitled An Act for the relief
lnsovent Debtors"
Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of the said Joseph
to appear II they shall t at sad Court, next To be- hold
at Providence, within and for said county, the third
Monday of March next, s2S and shcw Cause if any they
may have, why the prayer of said petition ought not to b,
granted.
Given under my hand, pursuant to said act.
WILLIAM n. SMITH, Clerk
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ENGLISH JAUNpICE PILLS.

FuSiESt. the tl aud tired friends tn t' posscfsor
N of Jandcc-bOl,ed bowels, DIZZY head, low sprHs,
ana the whole tr,in o complaints arising from Jaindcc,
&c. They need only tra to cons incc any one {" tclr
great utility IN all osircled bowels aud hillary Ogtis,ln
preventing cvers, dyscutery, &c.
Tho ahoye medicines are sod by JoHS ". Mason
Co. !. BALcH, in. WiLLIAM H. TAYLOR, BENJAMtS
A. BATTEY, in. Providence, Il. Is. NJ. WILSON,, New
port, Il. ID. BHEwKR, Taunton, Alass.
February 2i
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"a CirIzEK," on the subject of the Deter Asylum"
and Poor LaWs," is received, and would readily give
pacs to his favour, did not consider the subject OF
At proper time (beore meeling) shall
take up tire subject without hesitation, and in
ner, which will give satisfaction to every friend Of the poor in
the town.
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AsArI,nnAY srnnlL.

EY tSS ". BRONNEf.I, respectfully informs the ladies'
We nf Providence and ils vicinity, That u sufficient
eouagencn bc red, she intends opening Il school Sat
uriy tie lih inst. ca the pirp~c Of instlctnc In
d mi Misses, r ar ~, Painting Ncvtf PnTcr. Satin
No~l nnd Nhtc Marble. with india Ink and Fmcy Col
nus, likewise tho 81 B'Uug the lc,i md n,rt ~
po cd n"hods. lounr Iilcs wishing o atical plr,-
90 study are Invites, ~ r Ut brr um, 30 lfS West
ni ttr where specimens c her Pairtncio b.
ilf icsnis h'ug ycfy ,la she Scs sni hcp-s
mort 10" arrnrgc oftlc purlie, &c. TIC c1- fsyor .al
Lci C7.rtthly received. lebriar ..
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DIR, PIENCK'S

Mfallibie VermYuge or Jtorm PoUdcr.
FES Powder possesses the power of destroying and ey
T. polling all kidds ui Worms, either from the stomach
bowels when all other kinds Of medicines have been
given without effect IL not only safe To at all times
aad under all circumstances, but actually invigortcs the
stomach and improves the appetite, and carries OF those
spurious symptoms which occasion much anxiety for
children. Thls Powder is equally elcctui in destroying
the Tape Worm Us 1t Is the more common kind.
February %.
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FANCY MILLINERY.

YRS. WAYMOLTIl respectfully informs the ladies' OF
WE Providence, that she has lately removed from New
York; and intends To cary the Millcnry Business in lis
most extensive branches and intends also 10 keep hand
elegant assortment Of ladies' Hats, Caps, Head Dresses
and Ribbons, oi the newest fashions; Artificial l'owc u
alI kndsTog,cr with elegant assortment of French
curs
She also has improved method OF bleaching Lcrorn
and straw Hats that makes them whittier than they were
when new.
Iesc To call at the store three doors East of the Unye
salist Chapel, Westminster street.
HaNIED-FNe OF six Apprentices.
February 90 J. Il.
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CIRCUS.

rHviiE public most respectfully informed, that the
IL Circus Will he opened on Monday evening, February
-, under the management of Mr. BLlrH.
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.J\NIES SMITH

ENFDRNS his trends lnd customers that he cortinncs
the old stand Of James Smith s; Co. where he tecs
stlny un hand, agcrcril assotmcu II GROCERIES, an,
sul cts continuance ofthcit n tonnage Nc'uary %
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HUTC!IENs s. CORY,

no DC
IN AVE jus published, and oir COT sale. by ic whole
b n sale rctai-Conf,rcncc Hymns s'ictte ircn Va
rioIs authors or the Use of im pio3 d o'cy denohJl
tion-by Elder DAsiEL 6REEsE secoad edition.
February 20.
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NOTICE
JONATHAN CROSS of Providence, in the county of
eP FrWdencc has assigned his property to the subscriber,
for the benefit of his credios who requested To present
their claims and demands against said Cross to the siscrb
er, within six months from the date hereof and To discharge
the said Cross, tcrelrom. Aersons indebted To said Cross,
requested to call the subscriber, and make immediate
payment. ANERILI. KINGSLEY, Assignee.
Feb r.
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81 " Eit-Iit SIiDts'.
UST imported, dcct from Para, 300 plirs Gum Ells
o1 IT, Sho winch offered at wilJclc ana rc'ai h'
cash ~ approved pIper :. {. SMITH.
Fchutry T..
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- CtURTLANbTSTRrET NEW YORK.
VT ASrJRS of Eastern vessis and J,irt,rser Of rrnd
yvh stlir gcTcry, are if u'n"d ,ta, ilc AHaRy 7"w
rr"is, and ite number " trary slncTs, VIII hene
werl discharge thrr clrrons IN f0di ~ he hlf4s
licy "rict and VIII of tiritni sfrf IN tho city
ot York, whcfe cvefy fs3 ~ VIII b. n'sd ~ ,an
l 60 AID other inprrilu Commercial u 'islInrnt. "
the ira<n,cllon of Al, Igsrs ul;ing tho Weston Couprv
The sls of Wcsien rrnlnca, Don sc MIaufiels', he.
As.
Scvrrk, f,bi7y j5. tuL
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- NNsIFAfftIsi..
TFViiE Subscribers s lo contract n the manufacture
N A. brown Shecngs. Nv the yaid-stock to br fur
ni-ied. THOM VI BtFFlM \ son,
Jani2 I'm iG south Water sitcri
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MARRIED.

In this town, Thur'day evening last, by Rev. Mr. Kent
Mr James Campbell Mis- Hannah Smith, both of this town
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ALIENS
FURNITURE! FURNITURE. FURNITURE

~ q u AN Ia -
Do1f Forget tie Nambsrs.
ED G. ALLEN has on h,rd, nj his new Ware R,a;r,
y 3s Nos. los and l0;, Nesinref. ..trct the n-r.,t
ahd best nssrtnEi OF Fur,ne uitrei n This t,y
ntc by experienced worken and Seasoned r,,,rr,s Ter
sale consisting OF l01 Mahogany secrtares and Eu,e-u,
elgant l62 ditto dining t.r,ciau claw Inl,s q, I'll
s5cs cherry and birch ditn 900 Bcstcads cssstpu an,
mahogany carved, high aud French paBn,e cherry ,,,:
birch, s and French c1nppy turn up, eot tripile dno
lldes' mahogany Work lallts, with bags; pislo dain
cherry dhto Light stands Wash hand stn,r Mabcr.nv
Toilet and painted dAo hair Saas Iisy Cl,air. urht
C,nets pUrtl,h Desks counting lhais. ,lin; t~ vfs
and without rockers mahogany, cherry and oy pr C.adLs
sc. &c. &c.
LOOKING GL iSsEs
10 elegant manel pier Alt and inahg,nv ia .rd Jnch
Ing Dlscs-a complete assortment fiom the btst r,lnufso
tDtUs.
1000 stained os and elegant gilt, Fancy Fret brh ,,,.k
kFkng ditoi double back dLio oanc, riyh and wty,s
eats, uialc Of snoi p,ued Ia e, -, sne A NJ -
meal uadsr my inspection.
FEATHERS.
2 tons frcsi, Western live gcoee Fenthsu N ,ct.,y
sizes seeclcd hy prfret julgi,cds hlsd TO order ond
warranted.
Likesriss on hand, for sale.
l090o fct cherry Ho,pi, ri',k ard lois, well .c,s,,,l
aud housed ~, 100 ditto Dead River shar ~ sartl. !
Pisk 5000 di,n 81. Dumlrro and Day Npbto nv I'll
dlmenHn,s sosre ~ fctt wide brh ,rd ,yr,l Vence
elep-4np1i ct fr'T T'lfy birch Jc,, Iank AID osIs.,
AIaD,
900 gallons cid Copal Narpsh, A. smhLs make, and
pne.
Tho above viii be slI on accommodating term. and
flir prices. m r.hriaiy -.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
NOTICE.

fENHE Coparnership leo slbssting under the firm of
II james Smth * Co.--hayng been dissolved hy nril
consent the 18th inst they cal a these that In
dobedo make payment, by the 18th uf March next; all that
are not settled by that tim. viii b. lefl TOT collection
JAMES SMITH.
Fchru1rv No. SiNI.ES BROWN.
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EARL CARPENTER.

M. ., u cst UGtcr-S Street,
fnFFERS f0r slr, on liberal tcl'r',
y ~ cfsts Vermont thccsc, o' yCry sGrrgur qid ~
y. H. large %; scrs, opHci Va The sirl, n I'll
times be- bad application al iac lludoaCe Ees1 netr
ftanIay e,
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sGS& CADET
X .Mdrf,le IsSt. q

Full Sca-This day, 2h 5lm-Supday, sh. 39m
Monday, Al. 26m-Tucsday, lh. I'm.
minutes gives o. high Newport
adding the time OF high Bo'oI
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NOTICE.

VEVIE subscriber respectfully informs those persons who
II are indebted to hun, that he has made arrangement
in his business, which renders il necessary that all s out
standing debts should be liquidated with little delay
practicable. All persons indebted to him, must make piy-
before the first of April. After that period, they will
be left with an Attorney for collection.
CORNELIUS MANCHESTER.
Fruit Hill, (NOrtf PrOvidencc,) Feb. H. TT.
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LECTURES on HISTORY.

LECTURES on HISTORY.
EH lSS CLARKE viii give course OF Historical Lee
1SH lures IN this town, comprising the interval from The
Creation o the termination of the war oi the American Re
voution. These Lectures will be Illustrated by means Of
Charts upon novel and Interesting plan by Maps and Da-
grams, and also by occasional exhibitions of transparent
Paintings by means of the Chants, systematic plan OF
recitation has been aEtgcd, and those UhO wSh, may
ceive lesson OF an hour each day. No books required
neither viii there be- any additional expense. Those who
have not studied History viii find these ectaons more
useful than many years of painful aud arnOus study and
those who hare will obtain muLh and definite
knowledge of the subject.
The course, consisting Of Sixteen Lectures will commence
on THURSDAY EVENING next, at O'Clock at the State
House, and will be gwen four Times each week.
An introductory Lecture viii be given on MONDAY
EVENING next, at O'Clock, at the Cuuroom, which
the ladies and gentlemen o Providence invited To al
tend gratis.
Tickets for the course, 81 each, may he obtained at Messs
iiuclens x Cory's BOOKSTORE No. !, Market square.
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DIR. JASSER' J IS.

ETegdHt UtH LOItOH
VUViIlS LoTIoS Is AN elegant Application for The Itch,
n and other em,iluns on the skln.--u Is inudouoii'.
eilccu aud safe, aud be- applied without the kuowl
edge of second person. both preventative aud curative
Application.
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ON MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 25
The whole To conclude with
THE HUNTED TAILOR.

Price OF adinsson-Box 50 cents, Pt - cents. Doors
open at hall st ., and performance ~ commence at L.
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WEBSTER,s DICTIONARY.

WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY.
IENIE subscribers having taken the sole agency for the
Il State of Rhode island of the american Dictionary ~
the ERgiish LdHguage, by NOAH WEBSTER, l.. L. D.
have opened subscription list, to which they solicit
the signatures of tlrSc who desirous Of obtaining this
highly vaVlble work.
Conditions The work will he printed fine linen
paper, IN two Volumes nrto and furnished 10 subscribers
at dollars IN hmars with cloth backs, No pains
expense will be spared 10 make il Il superior specimen OF
American typogrUhy. II Is expected the work will appear
in the the ensuing December prospectus of the
Avn-k, specimen of the leNicogapy, and huuher Of re-
spectacle recommendations, may he examined at the Book
store of lIUTCIIENS " CORY,
Feb. %. First door Yves, of The Bridge.
TIE .IEW U.4PERLY.
VSNAIES of Grandfather, being taken from Scot
r. tish History, hnnhly inscribed to ilugh Ltllejon,
Esq by the author Of Waveily bound in boards, with cloth
bachs-ju received and for sale by
nUrCHENS x CORY,
February o. No. l. Market street
REEFS ClCLOpEDIA.
ENOR sale i0p, entire of Recs CyclOpcdia, in II
Il volumes. Apply to IlUTChENS 4 CORY,
February y. No. J. Market street.
VHSIE American journal of the Medical Sciences No. 2,
n for February, loa9--jllst received by .....
A. :. BECKWITH,
February %. 10, Market, and 81 Noith Main ST..
TALES OF MY GRANDFATHER,
EST Walter Scott i'll volumes, price - cens--lor sale
Il > by A. = BECkWiTH,
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COPARrNERSlIiP FORMED.
FTVlE subscribers have formed copartnelshp under The
Il firm of PHILIP PELEG FrsK, and viii conduct the
Cotton Machine Making Business in all its various branch
Their Establishment is located in Johnston, on the
llaufeld Turnpike, the Fcnner Mill five miles from
al such orders they may be favored with
PHILIP FISK,
Johnson, February ,. imis PELEG FISK.
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gHN1E additions to this elegant Rc,srt, for geneel
N p,ny completed, and fitted mp n style &c olo
gancc, worthy oi lie plronag: has hitherto received.
The manson hoIsc exclusive Of the large Piazza in front
measures aht 30 by 40 feet, aud furnishes fourteen large
and et for the reception uf cnn.any. Tie
Dancing Hail Is ic best puportioned, and s The fines,
echo, of any in the Stn
The OF amusement necessary fU the accomnnla.
uon OF bordcs and Visitors Will be kept under the beet
regulation.
CLuBs, supper and Tea Parties accommodated MS usual
ga la mod6 de Pdrifon.r
Feb. l3. mi. BENJhNIS r. FOSTER.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-17

District of LitehEsId ss. Probate Court, June 90, 1928.
 Estate of NATHAN SMEDLEY, late OfIitch6eld, deceased. The Administrator represents the Estate insOlvent, and prays the appointment of Commission CTS thereon. that Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said Es- tate be appointed at the Probate Office in Lch6eld. on the I2h day of Juy 1928, at ten o'clock forenoon: of which all persons in interest will take notice and appear, ifthey see cause, and be heard thereon.
 EPHRAIM s. HALL, AdH'r. Litchfeld, (South Farms Soc.) June 30, 1928. 3
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-17

| the provisions Of the act, to which this is an addition, to take the oath therein prOvI. ded for poor debtors, the Justice of the Peace or Court of Review, before whom such application shall be pending, shall, at the request of either party, or his attor- ney, allow such applicant to be examined on oath, touching his estate, or any dISpo- sition he may have made thereof, in the same manner as any other witness who may testify on such application; and in case any such applicant shall, when called upon by the adverse party, refuse to be ex- amined as aforesaid, said Justice or Court shall not administer to him the said oath provided in the act to which this is an ad- dition.
 Approved-June 4, 1928.
 An Act in addition to and alteration of
 an Act, entitled " An Act prescTi-
 ping the place for assessing Corpora
 tions."
 Be n enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives in General Assembly cOnUened, That whenever any Manufactn- ring Company or Corporation shall have more than one establishment, or place ot manufacturing, or transacting business,an they shall be situated in different towns, such company or corporation shall be lia- ble to be assessed and taxed for each such establishment, and for the personal prop erty attached thereto, in the town where such establishment or establishments may be situated, any law to the contrary not- withstanding.
 Approved-June 4, 1928.
 An act in addition to an act entitled "An
 Act relating to Religious Societies and
 Congregations"
 Be t enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened, That the several ecclesiastical societies in this state are empowered at their annual meetings for the choice of society officers, to grant taxes on the as- sessment list which shall next thereafter be completed by the assessors and board of relief; which taxes shall be payable within one year after the same are gram ted, any law to the contrary notwithstand- ing.
 Approved-June 2, 1928.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-17
SAMUEL. OH
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the district of Woodbu' ry hath allowed six months from the date hereof fol the creditors to the estate of
 GEORGE D. KASSON, Esq. late of Bethlem, deceased to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their ac. counts properly attested within said time. will be de- barred recovery. All persons indebted to said es. tate are requested to make immediate payment to
 DEBORAH KASSON,
 EDGAR IN. KASSON, don's"'s'
 GEORGE M. KASSON, ) ''''0'S' Bethlem, June 30, 1858. 3
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-17
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Litch6ed hath assigned the 2lst day of July, 1828 10 o'clock in the foreaoon, at the Probate Office in Lltchfeld, for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of
 BENJAMIN CARPENTER, late of said Litchfeld leceased Represented nsolv- ent at which time and place all Arsons interested in said estate wil if they cause, attend before said Court, and be heard respecting such appointment. By order of said Court,
 TIMOTHY FOOT, AdminiS-
 CAROLINE CARPENTER, trators. Ltchfed, July 8, 1898. 4
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-17
StrGved or Stolen.

On or about the 2Oth of June, 9 three year old KEEPERS, one Ofthem being forward with calE and their horns rather inclined at the top. They had no artificial mark Whoever will give information where they may be found shall be handsomely rewarded.
 SHERMAN PIERPONT. Litchfeld, July 8, 1898.