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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
MARRIED,

In pc,h,eu, Mir Truman Hunt of WoOdhWry, tC Miss Sarah StoMc, Of the I0Fvaes place.
 ln North. Haven, Mr Lent l.. B.ahop, ot New.Ha ven, lo Miss Harriet E. nratleS, NIT JHhn Goo,ssIl to Miss Huldah Burril; Mr PhiIH@icr Nmrii to Mis- i" Msrtiorst, Mr Stephen }. JaCkson, of RockNway N, J. to Miss Ann Gleason. In Cornwall, Rev. Al bert Ju,lson, of Philadelphia, to Miss Mary A. Burn ham, daughter of Judge Durnham: ln Sunie,d, M ISmoH Whitman, oi Avawan, to Miss Mary Kendall Mr Ourdon Groavrnor Io Miss Marin Phelps.
 In Win,lsor, klr PhinehRe ". Noble oG lIurwin,on ,o Miss Chloe Owen. lN GlaatenbOIy, Mr A0stiI WuvlbWr of Eas, llartiord, to Miss Ann B. Riscy.-. Fish, tn Csushen, Air John Fogg lo Miss Sarah Mai Jen Im Salisbury, Alr Moses Wells Jr to Miss Love In Ncw.York, Hon. Daasl websler, or Bos.on. ts Miss Cnroline, daughter Ot Herman le Roy, Esq. O the former place.
 DIED,
 In East Windsor, Miss Ann Barber, 52 lN W,nd' SOS, Mrs Ann Fish, 28 tn SiInsbUry, two daughters 0f Loren Weston, aged l3 aud n. In New.HaveN Rev Joseph Perry, S0 formerly ot Newlown, and late Pastor of the Episcopal Churches in East and Wes Haven. ln New. York. Pho Rnggles, Esq formerly of New lilford, tn this state. agcd IS. HiSmSS, aged 76 years. Hs was an officer of the Revolutionary Waf. aud frequently member of the ia FHrminv,on, Mlr El1uh fiawlcy, sl.
 In Colebrook, Alr PaucrshalI Wakefield, @.
 ln Maridem, kir Asa fNle, 70.
 In Havana, Me Andrew D. Collis, of N Haven, % In Milford, Mr Stephen Somere, to.
 !n Hiram, tMe.) Gen. releg Wadswor'h, T; Inerly Pastor of the Sansoa.ereei Baptist ChNrch Philadelphia, and a,e President of Columbia Col lcCe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
NOTICE.

NTE the undersigned having been appoin. w ted by the Court of Probate i6r tho District of T.NchAeld, Commissioners Co 70. ceive, examine and adjust the claims of the creditors to the estate Of
 PARDON ABBOTT, late of TOrrington, in said district. deceased, represented ins0lvent, do hereby give notice that we will meet On the business Of our said appointment, Ut the dwelling house of Uri Taylor, nnkeeper h said Torrington, Sn the g7th day of April, 1880, aud on the sth day of June, 1880, at one o'clock tn the forenoon on each or said days, Six months from the 8th day ot December, A. D. 1899, being al- lowed by said Court of Probate far the cred. tors to exhibit their claims legally adjusted for settlement.
 URI TAYLOR, ] ~x.:.
 LORRAlN THRALL, .:""sS
 AsAPM GlLLETT, T0rrington, Dec. @, 1899 sSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24

Gsv. Caass-A sumor is circulating. as coming from ohiO, that the President has removed hs distinguish cd csises as Gossrnor Of Michigan, and appointed Gee. Robert Lneas e his suecensor. How much eruah there s n de VumOr, few days will 70 doubg disslaD. Cov. Cam iD of the moss scientific and tnlsassd msn in she eOaaiEy-and would make bet ter sshisss oesesF than any of President JscksOn's present constitutional ndVissrs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
NOIllCE,

THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Die. X trirt of L.itchReld has allowed six months from this date for the cFeditOrs Co the estate of NOAH STONE, Cd, late Of f.hchIield, in sahi district, deceased, to exhibit their claims against sald cstate lor set. clement, properly Rttesied. All persons lN. debtcd to said estate are requested tO make immediate payment.
 JOSEPH ADAMS, Adtn'r T.itckfeld, De0 9H, tBa8 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
Pay your Taxes.

TYRE residents and non residents Of Kent -A- liable to pay taxes tn said town, (except. ing that part Of New. Preston lying therein) are hereby notified that the subscriber has re- ceived warrant to collect Town tax Of ten cents on the dollar on the list of 1898, and that he win attend to receive the same On the third Monday tn January, 1880. at the office of F. ChittendNn, Esq. in suid Kent and ut the store Of the Kent Furhacr Company. near the dwelling house Of lra Sp0uner, in said Kent, on the third Tuesday Of January, 1880, from the hours of o'clock m the forenoon to 4 o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. EGnctuaiity oin De eqaired. The neg ligcnt must expect tO pay c"sts.
 CHARLES MCUEN, Collector.
 Kent, Dec. l8, 1898 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
4 GER TAIN CURE FOR THE
 ITCH.

VIIlIS filthy aud infectious isOrder De itsver soin
 veterale giay 6e cured n cne @ hcSr's % application rvalled for the pleasantness, oaso expedition, safety and certainty with which t produces perfect cure o this disease The oinmeat is known to Do % certain aud expeditions iM its operation, t0 effect cure u one hoHs application oy; without any hazard ot a. king cold, the composition does not contain the least particle of mercury, or any other dangerous n mea in any state, and eveM to children Rt the breas
 Price 9 l.2 cents box-with ample directions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
Dmfries' Highly Approred Eye vIaser

\ Eyes, stands pre-eminent among the multitude of ordinary preparations for this purpose. Tho most obstinate us well the more slight in0ammations of Water which will brace and restore the tone Of the diseascd parts On recent eyes the effect is high. y sau,ary. In cases of years standing, the most On- cations of inferior efficacy had failed. WeGkness, ness, and other complaints of the Eyes, proceeding from colds, have been permanently removed. These these complaints they met with, especially h oh- situate eases of soreness and inflammation. Price % cents per bottle. ALSO,
 Tho celebrated Cans6riGn TOotk Ache PILLS, which giso immediate relief, without the
 least injury to the Ieelh On trial this will be found of ihe best remedies known for this painful com | paini. Price 50 cents q box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
NOTICE.

THE Court of PFUbate lhr the District ee 4. LltchAeld esassgned Tuesday the seth day OC Instant OCcembefs at ton o'clock ln the forenoon, at the OtIlee of the Judge of sald Court, for the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of DAVID WHITE,
 late Of TOrrlngtOn, iW sald district. deceasNd, represented insolvent. All persons interested will appear, lf they see cause, at the time and place aforesaid, aud be heard in relation to said NppOlMtmenk By order Or said Court.
 ERASTUS HODGES, Adm'r.
 7brriRgtoN, Dec. 10, 1889 s9e
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-24
The undersigned having been

The undersigned having been appointed Board cl Rellef / for the Town of T.iichReld, in the county of Litchfcld, hereby give notice that they wIll meet at the dwelling house of stephen Deming, in said town, on the first Monday of Ja0Iary, 1880, at nine O'clOrk m the f0rraOUW. satan ai,d there tO heat and detcrmine Oll appeals to them made. or to be made, from the doings of the Assessors of said town, and to eQaalixe and adjust the valuations and assrssment list of said town, and to attend to all other duties of their said appointment. GF The Assessors and Board Of Relief will also meet at said Deming's, at 10 o'clock A. M. Of said day, to aba,e the Polls of infrm. sick and disabled persons in said town, not exceeding one.tenth part Of the number of taxable polls.
 ASA BACON, DJ
 SIMEON SANFORD, nOsr"
 DANIEL GARRlT. p.E.r
 WILLIAM BEEBE, A''''V'
 DAVID MARSH, Asses
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, sOrs. Litchfeld, Dec. i7, 1899 2s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
LANDS For SALE

eHHE subscriber Oilers for sale hI.. estate called Green
~ Sprie lying on Jane, River in james, City county
YTsns .hou, two miles from James Town and forty froa,
mouth OF the RIVER IL contains DesTly three thousand
OF land at least two Thousand FIVE hundred Of WHICH are co..
yertd heavily with timber and wood equal any
ton OF the State encDg the Bank River and
lying 10 whers more than aud half mile. shore
The timber Is OF great variety superior quality very
large proportion scmirabiy dspted for ship building The
whole estate remarkably level aud aord: tue roads.
On IS large stream, with dam already
tsPsbe ot the greater part of the year. driving suy una
ehney The navigation the landing equal to any in die
Union.
three hundred acres and which might be eKeuednt small
pense TO double that quauty large proportion Of which
would he as ere ~ tue Stale between and
hundred the hnest meadow land. The
sat OF large aud esgaGt brick DWELLING kitchen
attached in complete repair aud painted brick
ouhou'es bsfn', stabe', &c fine Orchards garden and
seeded last fall and we'll SET timothy all under good en-
closures. Several thousand doa have expended on
these objects, within the ia;t three years fine spring.
within lew yards Of the the
section. TeAideroe nearly FIVE wears. with large ilx
IN which there has not been
fs we'd estoshet The hesthiness Of the W1uid
be disposed %, u desired, with the premises, crops stock
various descriptions, eam farming utensils household aud
kitchen furniture, several hundred cords Of wood, cars
earTysios Tools lighters and superior schooner OF sbos,
eighty TONS ready 20 launch IN few weeks The subscriber
has carried the Wood aud Timber bushes, some tine
pasand has found ready se for all he could for
market Wood has sold al from IDOL 25ets Idol
per cord on the bank OF the river The proprietor
plating removal this property will be sold
of cash. accommodating credit for
II will be divided TO purchasers Ao hys bupd acres
first quality bottom land, lying the Great Kanswhs about
moiey thousand Of good land lying Faax coun
~ Va. Within three miles OF AeInDdris.
Terms and further particulars, will be made known on
pliesont 10 Thomson f. Mason, ESQ Of Aesandrra ID. o.
at Green Spring, near Williamsburg Virginia.
May 90. 6--w2in G.. MASON
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of the various Powers will assemble at Tacubaya.
But II they should not meet before the LIST of June
next; MIR. Sergeant may. ailer that day, return to
the United States without further detention. In
the event of his return, Mr. Poinsett viii consider
the duties OF the joint mission as devovng on him
aicnei and should the Congress assemble suhse-
Guen, TO that period, and Mr.. Sergeant should
avdii himself OF the permission now given him to
leave Mexico, Mr.. Poinsett will attend the Con-
gress in behalf Of the United States
me Intelligence which has reached us from ma
ny points, as TO the ambitious projects and views
oil bolivar, has abate1very much the strong hopes
"nich were once entertained of the favorable re-
suits oil the Congress of the Amercsn Nations If
that Intelligence be well founded, las there is
much reason TO apprehendD il is probable that he
does not look upon the Congress in the same ia
teresting light that he formerly did Still the Oh.
Jec's which are contemplated by your instructions
are so highly important, that the President thinks
their accomplishment ought not to be abandoned
whilst any hope remains. Their value does moi
entirely depend upon the forms OF the governments
which may concur in their establishment, but
exists at all times and under every form of gov
eminent.
You viii, in all your conversations and inter-
course with the other Ministers, cpdeavor TO
strengthen them in the faith Of free institutions,
ana 10 guard them against any ambitious schemes
and plans, from whatever quarter thew may pro.
ceed, tending to subvert liberal systems.
MIR. Rochester having been appointed Chsrge
lies Afiaires to Guatemala, Mr. John Speed Smith,
OF Kentucky, formerly member OF the House OF
Representatives, is appointed Secretary TO your
Mission. In the event of his acceptance, (of which
advice has not yet reached the DEPARTMENT. he is
expected to proceed from Kentucky, by the way
oil N. Orleans, 10 join you.
You are at liberty TO detain the bearer of this
letter reasonable time TO convey any dispatches
you may wish TO forward 10 this Government II
you should not wish him to remain at nj exico for
mat purpose, after stopping about two weeks TO re-
cover from the fagues OF the journey and voyage,
he will return to the United States with such des-
patches as you may coniide TO him.
am, with great respect. your obelicnt servant,
Ill. CLAY.
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Ne,c Spring and Summer
ART GOOD So

yS7> YLE COCHRAN have receiyed rrr ,sbr R,;,s.,,
SoSs snS ssI and io%s 'y.; from New
iu! assortment Of SPrins and DRY GOODS cpu,i..
8, and and g. ' 90 s .ss an. saf I pla's
Fancy eolored print, we'll a..oited
Plan, striped aud plaid baifte
S sil.S s%s p ad so r, and French sssha
Assorted color, Gro de Berlin aud Gro de Ian
Black Italian lu,trins
no sehshaws aud .af.ues
DO satin levsntines
Do white aud eolOuted satins
Do ltasneues
Do aud assorted colon palmatioe
Do hguIe ed silks
Fsnoy silk and saure handkerchief,
DC gsus. wells aud scarf,
Plain 1nd6seled book Swim, jaeone and mall zu.lins
Corded aud striped nuslius
4, s. and Cd csmbrics aud cemhr,c muslin.
Swiss, lseonet and thread camhrc
4, aud 6s hobbineu lace plain aud figured
Bobbine, quilting aud sdsnE
De veil, black and whts
Thread laces aud edgins,
Csmsric aud furniture dimiiy
Mu'in robs., Sw, and jaeoasi
Grape do, black and e,oIei
Canton, Nankin and Mandarin creme,
Grape shaws
Belt, bonnet, cap, lu,,rins and satin ribbon,
Maseilit' ves,iDs, white and plain rnd figured
valen,is, do do do do
siik do French aud English, do do
Saueen, white and striped
Black eisea..ian. everlasting aud rtuneu.
Dn boni5aLiDes,'5, 3 and Cd
British aud Indis nsnkeens
Cloth, and eassimeres, general assortment
Irish linens aud lawns
Do and Flemish sheetinss
Linen esmbrie snd cambria kdt plain and CORD borden
g. . aud 1914 table diaper
10 aud 1924 do damssk
Dama;k do cloths, Ruiia dsr.r
linen checks
and "A cotton apron aud furniture do
. and "A dome,tIc gnghan:
Twilled cotton brown aud bleached
general assortment Of brown and bleached
Cotton aud lineu bedtctng
German and British oznahuixs
Russia sheetiBgs and buTlars
Aud msny other articles, all of Which they arc d;.
posed (a' usuaD 10 sell wholesale and retail Al
prizes. June5. g. wet
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To Lease for term of years.

THE subscriber offers TO lease, for term OF four
or.hve years, 10 skillui ana Responsible cult
yator, the plantation on which Henry Page, Esq.
now resides, lying James river in the County OF
Amherst, about miles below the lourishing tow
oil Lynchburg. II contains about $50 acres oil
low grounds and about % or 80 do. highland clear.
ed. The quantity Of the soil, the facilities Of in
ercourse, and its nearness to good markets for to-
bacco, and grain, in short all kinds of agricultural
productions, reuder it an object worthy the public
attention. The dwelling house, although of logs,
may be said 10 be quite comfortable and convent
ent. The plantation is in good cropping order.
with abundance Of good tobacco land, Tor its size,
and has on II several good houses fer curing the
crops that may be made. Possession to be given
the first of next January with liberty to sow
wheat after the lst of October next
ALSO--on like terms
The plantation OH which Robert Boiling ESQ.
now resides, lying on James river, in the County
OF Buckingham, ten miles above New Canton, and
from 10 miles of several valuable merchant
mills, with water carriage TO most Of them. This
plantation contains about $50 acres low grounds
and or hundred cleared highland, divided into
4 shifts aud deemed sufficient for IL hands. There
Is good frame barn and wheat machine, corn
house, tobacco houses, &c. ard a handsome two
story Dwelling house nearly completed, and which
may be done by the tenant, for one or two hun.
dred dollars, which will be allowed in the rent.
Such gentlemen as are disposed TO lease are in
yiied 10 view these places, and il found suit BILE
10 call on the subscriber, for terms, &c. residing
10 the County Of buckingham, on the road leading
from Ca Ira, in Cumberland, TO Buckingham
Court House, and about 9 miles above the FIRST
mentioned place. L BOILING.
June - io-4W9;y
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, 10th March, 1927.

70 .feSsrs John Sergeant and j. X. Poiuset.
appointed Enjoys Extraordinary and Minis
tCrs Pienipotentiary to I'acu5ayd, SC. &C. &c.
BETHLEHEM: BY the appointment of Mr. Pon.
sett, made By and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, as one OF the Ministers of the United
States to the Congress OF the American Nations
expected 10 assemble at Tacubaya, you have be-
come associated in that mission. Mr.. Poinseu il
is therefore anticipated, will be disposed cordially
TO cooperate in the performance OF those duties
which have been enjoined by the instructions
heretofore addressed to Mr. Anderson and Mr.
Sergeant, or 10 either Of them, far as they re i.
main 10 be executed. And the President relies
with great confidence, on the zeal aud ability of
both OF you to promote. IN this importont service
the interests OF our country -
The instructions addressed 10 Messrs. Anderson
and Sergeant have been sufficiently explicit as 10
the nature OF the assembly. According to our
views, ii is 20 be considered as entirely diplomatic
70 one of the represented nations is 10 be finally
bound by any treaty, convention, or compact, 10
which il does not freely consent according 10 all
the forms OF its own particular Government. With
that indispensable qualification, the mode Of con-
Quoting the conferences and deliberations of the
Ministers, is left TO your sound discretion keeping
in view the observations which have been made
ia your general instructions. | am induced again
10 advert to this topic, in consequence of
letter from the Colombian Minister, under date
the 20th Of November last, a Copy Of which is
herewith transmilted,) from the tenor of which il
miRnt pIODduJ VIC IhltIitu5 dS Hls OPnlohJ uSt
majority of voices in The assembly on any given
proposition, is 70 be decisive. We have not yet
obtained copies Of the treaties concluded at Pana.
ma, which are mentioned in that note TO these
we have right, and we shall continue 10 expect
them
We have no later information than that coDtain.
ed in Mr.. Seigesufs despatch No I Under date the
18th Of January last, and its accompanyinents, As
to the probable time Of the convention of the Mi
nistcrs Of the several Powers. Tie coufse which
he adopted Of announcing himself % such Of them
as hal arrived at Mexico, is approved. From the
7nswcTs he received to his note, it appears that
eight months, from the 18th Of July last, were spe
cited az the period within which the treaties con-
clUded at Panama were 20 be ratified, and when
II was expected the Congress would again meet.
That term expired on the 18th inst. IL is proba.
BILE. therefore. shat. about ifi5 .ire ne Mits.eN
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"Do NOT FORGET ME. LOVE. .

Do N, forget thee, n,io.s.
Ne--hy.yon hesveu shove,
I.ife's sun must set
Whether property
tome, or sdveTsity--
Sre what thSu',. besu 10 Ce
can forget.
nI,n m.y Indeed foreyo
Love, with liz veal aud wee;
But the s,roog bet,
cnce ,presd DER wotn.n'. hes-,,
Ne'er mey esain depart
tNe'ure obey, not Aio-
Can he forget.
Dos; thou remember whsr,
Down in yon hszle gier,
First, love, we metz
Sweet as athwart the lea
Mufmered the summer .es,
Nhstwss thy vow TO me
post thou forseD
What, though no priest belos
Sanctioned The solemn vow,
Did we not set,
Sismpt on each word OF bliss,
Loves vun best seal a-ki.,'
and was il but for this
Thus TO forget
There ws indeed an hour
Wien sPurning passions power,
Bright eyes were wet;
Childhood, in calm repose,
Wep, DER its wiihered rois:
Who such pure tesrs ss those
Fer can forget
Love, with it' hopes and fear,,
SpIsug uP-why still with tear,
are those eyes wet:
Love, once so pnre, sublime
Love has beeVme a crime;
Yet spare youths srrors, Time,
Spars, and forget
And thou, whose fatal smile
Played bu, round lips of guile
Leave me not yet:
Did L not, young and fires,
Sailing loves sumner ies,
Hope, home, friends-all for thee
Strive to forget.
What, though we ne'er ngaiu
Meet on tfe's stormy main
As we havs met:
sun, 'mid thy noon Of fame,
Bright when burn, Loves pure Game,
Henry, one little name
DO not FORGET!
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}. WIN L. ELDRIDGE, JR. D
LAND FOR SALE,


virtue OF decree OF the County Court Of Kng& Queen
pronounted on the nth Of the present month"; the case
OF Gatr Ell Gfeshsm, SHALL the 26th of June
NEXT beween the hours Of ~ sDd oelouk Of day. oer
Tor sas public sueiios upon The prsmi,sS Of aud
containing 22I Of which Tuls Gre.bsm died nos.
sstd This land lies IN the County Of King Queen about
one mile from the Bestland bridge, Of GOOD eusfy and
has upon suitable snd convenient buduts GOOD sppis
orchard &c and vs The residence Of The slt Johf
IL. decd $500
TERMS; Trige months credit except enough 10 p.y ,bs
costs sud charges Of sals, &C. which will he reqnrsd 10
cash. -
By the Commissioners.
King & Queen, msy rs 5w4t.
Tie dsy on which the sale j, lake place, VS.
srroneooly mi,.prntsd-he 16,h o,tssd Of The 7eth.
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NOTICE

((lOmMIITED 10 Campbell Jail the Goth Jsnusry last
~ NEGRO BOY, aged about fourteen yssfs, fur feel
'eyeo uehe high short made, full face, short broad nose
sthsr 50 eomplsJvn his clothing committed Of white
ue I. cloth psusloonf, and Ls AN
DREW ani hat he fsksn from Edmond Tr0tler Of fs
County Of ~ owsy, ~ by the Sheriff OF said County Ind
sold snd tba' stfsfe purohatesd him sud ON whom, he
BDswsy; and says he doe, know his owners psns Ss
u 'sd negro requested to conn With the law sud
take The said negro WY.
70" Campbell County, Va
my %
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VIM. G. PENDLETON, G. c.
CcMMIssIoNER's OFrIcE,
Richmond I,ro D loon

-. %,
The Pstiss interested hereby notified that have ans
pointed the Srd day OF August neIt and Office The lime
and place Tor tsting the directed the Or
der OF Court when aud where they reau ed 10 Ale nj with
Their accounts voucher, and documents ready for c1,mn,
Court Pspefs
June ~ w4w HILARY BAKER, Con'r.
iFN CHANCEHY Al Ruler hsldi fhs CISyL', or, = r
June 1879. s
Edmund Henry phE
against
Dsrothea Winston fornityiy Dorofhea Henry erecfyi
ard George Wtsfon erector Of Patrick HenTy dfc and
Edmund WiHsfon ddnor Ici Ihs su anne red Of ESp,nd
Rinon dec rhO mas also executor Of TIE said PatreE Hen
ny, , Gee m U.Gs.
rRPsdrnncs and gwen security according the dct of A.
ssns'y and the rules Of th Court and appearing fIn
ne IS not M iHhd5fart Of is CotfYy Is oydeysd f6gt
fs said Gsorge binnondo APPEAR here che ,a day Of
august term nest and an'.csi hs biz Of the pf6nfiH-and
that copy Of This order be in some
R'''1sd IN hs ely q Richmond r tvO sonh'
County. a Copy. peste 80
June IL. WIN r. ELDRIDGE, JR.
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VIM. II. TAYLOR,
COMMISSIONERS OFF1cE,

18th day of April, 1929.
me parties nttre'ed IN the going decr.sI ords are
hersY hohtd hstI have appointed Tue.dsy Oh, 7h sy
OF july 1879 at Innenburs couhcu,c order TO carry The
sam oeets into elect all FeIsons interested 10 the ssd re
Por' ae desired 10 attend IN The ,sd
ports, by 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of thst day
ID. STREET, NJ. C. L. C.
uQ.t
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iNoINiA; la Ohsnesry At Superior Court Of Oh,n.
" eeiy holden the Capitol in the C,,y Of Rishmond on
Tuesday the 10th day Of Jan. 1929 ~
| David 6. Wilsm., pbe
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L July, 1925; 80 ~" "'y VI
Lydds Bacon, seat Richard Bacon, SEMI Dury A. Bacon
rtabe's Gordon, Lucy Smith, late Lucy Allen Ann Dixon
mary a. F,azer formerly Mary A. Glenn Sarah Il Brooks
formerly ssfsh H. Glenn, aud children OF Sarah Glenu
phf,.