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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

i Goochiand county court, 18th November 1899.
u John NJ. Trevilian, pltf. against John 8. Fleming
and George Fleming, dfts.-Is CHAScERY.
The bill Of the plaintiff being read sad ed, and the
defendant, John S. Fleming. not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of
assembly and the rules of this court, and it appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the court, that he is not ri,
naoi'ant OF this state on the motion of the plaintiff
by counsel it is ordered that the said tefr ndan, John
5. Fleming do appear here the third MONDAY I'm
March next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
,nat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in come
public newspaper printed in the city of Richmond far
Two months successfully, and that another COPY,
posted at the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county, on two successive court days. And il is fur
Their ordered, that the defendant George Fleming do
not pay away, secrete, or otherwise dispose of any
money or property in his hands, belonging TO the de-
iehoon', John b Fleming, so as to render him unab,
to pay the plaintiffs demsn IN his bill mentioned and
the costs OF this suit. until the further order of this
court. A Copy. reste,
ITO Mar w. MrLLgp d. e. a. r
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AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION
Form Of GoVeyHDssat far JTrgin.a.
fAhnnieh Iannnfv Mn In.n

TNH0pItH JanU1y IENl I0DD
Whereas the Delegates aud Representative u the
good people OF Virgnln. in Convention assembled. OIL
the twcnty-niuh day Of June in III year OF our L.Id
ono thousand seven hundred and scycnty-sy recilne
and decla ing. that where Cerr-e tie third klur
a. Grea' Britain ana ireland. aud E,cior Of lanoycr
before that tine entrusted wh tI' cSerci-" Of fnr
Engly Office in the Government 1i Yiroilil had on
deayourod IT, rerycst tho same iD;o d-t~ataJc tui
insupportublr Tyranny, by pGtng bis negative sa
laws the fGos' Wholesome anu necessary iOt L. g-
JIG good by denying his Governors pcrus8,u tD ps.s
laws Of immediate aid pressing importance. uuir-s
suspended 10 thsr operation fr his assent. aud Hir
suspended ncelcclHg to attend to ihsnI lJg ..u5
years; by refusing 10 PISS certain other laHs, Gncs
the persons to D. benefited by tiich wuu ie.ilqu
tie Imaginable night ofrcprcs niafJu ~ thc L!i-
tIre, by diss0ying legislative assemblies repeatedly
an continually. Lr opposing wi'b -.ony hsmu"st
lis insasions Of the tights OF the p"oPi" wb,a d.
solved by refusing TO call others for long spucc oi
time, thereby leaving the pocalsystem without an!
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HUGH G.. McNEMhKA

HUGH G. McNEMARA
AS just received, and offers f sale the following tried
& andiighy approved VALUABLE MEDICINES.
W ITeUlnGUn brittr Uan Cure. On
LEES FAMOUS ASTI-iBILIOUS FILLS.
~ AND ~ CfNrs
100 operation OF these Pills perfectly ind used
~ ya!cy hy persons III every situation, and Of every age
t,ese pills. preventive and Bious yellow and
Malignant Fcvcis.
OF Please inquire for LEES ayyTI- BILIOUS PILLS
viii ilio signature Of NOiI RIDGELY date Michael Lee
4, Coz AZ otieT genuine.
Lees Elixir sovereign remedy for colds ol,siate cosnhs
caanhs, astlnias. sore threats anl consuinptions
iee'r Nervous CtdH an cyCccnt mecuc for all nervous
affections, weakness pans ~ tie oins, back &c.
Lees Esteucc Of Musia0No medicine ever cxceled this Ia
curing rheumatism, slra'ls, lHiIos, frosted feet, &c
Lees Ague and Fever Drops never falnng euic.
Lees Sovereign Ointment, warranted cure he TTCH Ivy
one application
Lees crssu Lotion, excellent medicine for curing teuGr
Ting worms. prickly heat, &c.
Lce's Vegetable iniian Spccif: an eTccua for tie
NeneTeal aud GonOrrI,dd
Lees TOnlh.aChe DIops-which gives Immediate relief
Lees Tooth Owdcr which ocancs and beauties the teeth
Lees Eye Water certain irr eyes.
lees Nno'yne Elxir-Or tho cure e head aches.
Lees Corn llasteffyr removing aud destroying
OF County merchants aud all others who purchase sell
again. by applying 10 The popeo No g. Hanover street,
baltimore. obtain them SUCH beTa
them great profit
ny- C.ILTTON--Norc grnuiuc without tn tn,lc,'s
name them, Moan Ef>Ely; (ale Michael Lee Cos
O. Hundreds of cases OF performed by the aovo ,Iv
valuable medicines could he given, did the limits nov v
paper admit Of IL.
- ". c. M'NEMABA viii constantly keen 6c.,
SUPPLY of the above celebrated Medicines nj his
and Dug Store kripnond. nov = ,rnw,I :,
A FIRST RATE COOK FOR SALE-Iicr
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p AVN 80 CINrs rfR non,

A FIRST RATE COOK FOR SALE-ucr
other qualifications goo,lcuquire q. tits - ~
laL l3--cofs
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Also,

~ The celeb ntcd C.f.MBRffN TOOTB
ACHE PILLS, which Civ imnsdiais relief
without the east injsry TO the Teeth. On iral
his will be found one Of the be remedie.
known for this complaint. Price 30 eenls a
box.
Ncns are genun sunless signed on ! the
outside printed wrapper. by the sole rroprie
tor. 2. KTDDER, imme ediafe successor 10
he late DR. y. T. CONWAY. For sale a. the
'ounling Room, over No 80 Court street near
Concert Hall, Bos on, and also by his SPECIAL
appointment, by Dr.J. WILLIAMS. Warren ;
d. LEMuEL W BRIGGs. Bristol Dr.. A. p.
MooRE. Newport NATHAN DvhyEE, Fall
River.
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DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS.
RS- EOR FEM ALES,

THEY purify the Blood, quicken lis crcu'a
ton, Is st the susronded operations Of nature
and are a general remedy for the prevailing com
plants among tie female part Of society. The
Pills ere particularly sffic eious in The Green
sickness. pal pis,ion Of the heart, e'dd,ness
Short Breath, Sinking of the Spirits, Objection
and Disincllnat onto exercise and socisty. War
ried ladie. will find the pills equally useful. OK
cept in cssss Of pregnacy. cohen they m ISL not
be taken neither must they be taken by per
sons of hectic or consumptive habits. Price
81 so a b,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
ENIHEREAS the subscribers have
" been appointed by the honorable
Court Of Probate Of the town. Of War
rem, Commissioners to receive and exam
inc the claims against the estate Of
HENRY NIMMO,
late of said Warren, deceased repre-
sented insolvent. Notice is, therefore,
hereby given, that six months from the
seventh ultimo, are allowed the creditors
Of said estate, to bring in and prove their
respective claims We, therefore, the
Commissioners, will, each Of US, receive
claims which may be presented to us with
in said term, at our respective dwellings,
nA EBENEZER LUTHER,
LEVI HALLE,
NATHAN LUTHER,
Commissioners.
Waren, Oet2.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
"HE subscriber hereby gives public
notice, that he is appointed Ad-
ministrator on the estate of
ABIGAIL BOSWORTH,
late of Warren, deceased, and has accept
ed the trust. He therefore requests
all persons indebted to said estate to
make payment without delay, and also
all persons having claims against said
estate, to exhibit them as soon as may
be. DANIEL BOSWORTH.
Warren, Oct. Is.
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
Germs

yDHF celebr,ied III LBIO.N CORN PINS
~ TER ford, Ins,aat rel ef. and al the
same time dssslvcs and draws the Corn out BY
the roots, without the least pam
rIrIcArE.--.' To thoss afflic' ed with
Germs on their feet do certify, that 1 have us
ed the .fIbion, Corn Platter. with conspls e
success. Before I had uscd ona boz, it CON-
pletsly cured a Co n winch had troubled me Tor
many yssr-. Imske this public for tho benefi,
Of those afflicted With that painful complaint.
Wn ShAW.
Flushing, L. 7. FEB. -.
Price, so cents boz.
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w CD % I'D. /!
Ar AUCTION

skG - ska ~ ~ - - ~ jhN
.....> RY VIRTUE Of a de
,X4Q&k cree of the Hon.Supreme Judic
% 3 ial Court, passed at their last
Term holden in Bristol, within
and Tor the County Of Bristol, on the Sec
ond Monday in September, A. ID. 1880,
and under the direction Of the Court OF
Probate of the town of Darlington, Will
be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, On the
premises, on the 9Th day Of November, at 9
O'Clock; A. NJ Nif fair II not the next fair
day, Sundays excepted, All the WooD,
standing on the Land, commonly called
the Pound Lot, containing "a Acres,
being part of the Estate OF the late Jo-
sIAH HUMPHREYS, Of said town of Barring
ton, for the purpose ofmaking up the dehc
iency of the personal estate of said deceas
ed, for the payment of his just debts, and
incidental expenses. Said lot is situated
in the town OF Darlington, about miles
from Warren, and ia bounded as follows
Southerly by land Of Joshua Kent, and
the heirs OF Samuel Smith, Westerly and
Northerly by land Of Ellis Peck, & East
erly by land of said Peck and the High
way. Said lot il thjckly covered with a
thrifty growth Of OAK, MAPLE, and
WALNUT WOOD, which will be sold
in lots to suit purchasers access to the
Wood is easy At all seasons ofthe year.
Immediately after the sale ofthe Wood
the ElANED will be offered, and pos
session given after sufficient time for
the Wood to be cleared off. fE5- Con-
dltions liberal, and made known at the
time and place ofsalc.
N. b. Those in want Of BUILDING
AND SHIP TIMBER, may find it to
their advantage to attend the Sale, as a
large proportion of the Wood is suitable
for the above purpose.
A. HUMPHREYS, Executor Of the
IastWM and Testament Of Josiah Hum
phrygs.
OCT. 5, 1880.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
(G!a|'h

NOR sale, the Farm now occupied by
M Elijah and John Gray, situated on
the Back Road, on Bristol Neck, about
2 miles from Bristol, and 8 miles from
Warren, containing I 90 ncres, consist
ing of Orchard, Tillage, Meadow and
Pasture Land--well watercd. On It is a
large two story dwelling house, barn, and
crib, and an excellent well of water
Those in want Of good Farm, are re-
quested to call and see for themselves.
,'r. ELIJAH GRAY.
Bristol, Sept. 25. 5w.
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THOMPsON,s

AH HESE Pills :ave been for many years II
| ~ high and increasing estims ion, ss con
| venIent, safe nd eaectdol, purgati.e nedt me
| we'll suited 10 persons Of bilious habit. ne,
are gentle and certain IN the operation, ant
afford n .peedy relief to those heaGachs. m,
ther MI erow d,ssg .eeably eymp' ons, stien
dant OH disord red state Of the stomach am
bowels. Many instances ere s,ies,cd Of ihei
potency in The euro Of the piles, s.d 'hey axe
been successfulIg employed for the Preven'i"
und remos ~ OF dropsicsl swe'lings Marines
have long been acquainted with the vaIue oi
this medicine, which may he taken in the most
exposed stua ions, and wnh sny Diet; and Is
efficient in the srdden removal Of that obs'I'
nate Costivencss, to whIcn persons OF iheir pr
fes.Ion are liable and in all cases where "a act
we. but not violent medicine is Indicated. Few
If any, il is believed, ~hn have once used these
pills have ever aiterwsrds neglected 10 iurn's'
ihemsrI Ives with . supiIy on Going 10 sea.
They a. o likewise highly esteemed, and may be
safely used, b, women before and after cont''e-
Ipent.
8J- None are genriue without The s'gnatrn-
Oft. NJ, & L. THOMPSON, by whom only the.
10 prepared aud sold a, Wo,, en-, r. H.
Unwilling 10 bnr,ben the ubli, with a long
list Of subscribers. we nave deemed II proper 10
subioin the certificate Of few only, Of thos.
whose experisncs has les ted the efficacy Of oUi
Pills. M 'tr
We the undersi signed, citizens OF Warren,
I. feel peculiar pleasure in having an oppoi-
tuni Of re recommending 10 tie public 80 val'a-
ble q medicine 2hompson's Family Pills
invented in the year 1903. by the late deserved
~ celebra ted Doctor VI m. Thompson, Of SAID
town, the receipt Tor the m hing of which he
left as legacy to his family, who for several
years during his ndrposit on. made and vended
ihc,n under his direct ons, md wlo alone con
inue 10 prepare them. Having from pnsonal !
exper ence realized the saIrtary effects OF those
pills ourselves, NC not only give them them he
decided preference over all Others, bat sincere
ly wish they may attain that celebr ~, IN the
public estimation, TO which their virtues 80 just
ly ell tile them.
s. CHILD. ]. MAXWELL,
j. SMITH, Jun. J. SMITH,
C WHEATON, J.T. CHILD,
F. SlssoS, J. !. CRoADE,
b. EDDY, GA pNIR.
The above Pills are kept for sal in,hsiow
by DR. T. p. MOORE. Agent Daniel Brew
er, Tauuton j Haich, Jun. John Mason, Prov
denco Raymond Cole, Boston, and all other
erIncipal Druggists. A~ -
July "a. 6m.
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NOHVOB,

{eUVHE undersigned being appointed
- by the Hon. the Supreme Judicial
Court, st Bristol, September Term, 1880
--AssiRnee Of the Estate and effects Of
JOHNJ DAVIS, 'e
ofsaid Bristol, Cordwsiner, gives notice,
that six months are allowed to the Credi-
tou Of said Davis, to EXHIBIT and prove
siheis claims sgainst his estate.
GEORGE HOWE
sSBsisAoI, SsSs. 81, 1850. fo9'3
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LAND
AT AUCTION.

HMY virtue of decree Of the Hon. Su
. y preme Judicial Court, passed at
their last term holden at Bristol, within
and for the County Of Bristol, on the sec
ond Monday in September, A. ID. 1880,
and under the direction of the Court of
Probate for the town of Warren, will be
sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 26th day
of October, A. ID. l8So,at O'Clock after
noon, all, or SO much Of the right, title and
interest whereof Smith Bowen, ,late Of said
Warren, deceased, died seized, in and to
the following real estate, as shall be nee
essary to make the deficiency ofthe per-
sonal estate of said deceased, for the psy-
ment of his debts, funeral expenses and
expenses of settling his estate with Incl
dental charges, to wit, certain part or
parcel of land situate in said Warren, and
bounded Westerly partly on the back road
leading to Bristol, and partly on land Of
Betsey and Amey Bowen, Northerly on
land of Betsey and Amey Bowen, and the
new road leading from Warren to Swan
zey, and land of Jarvis b. Bowen, East
eriy on said Jarvis b. Bowen's land and
the River, and Southerly partly on land
of Sally Munro and others and partly on
land now or lately of Rufus Burr's heirs.
Also, one other lot or tract Of land, sit
uate in Warren, aforesaid. and bounded
Westerly on land of theDevices Of Charles
Wheaton, deceased, Northerly on land of
Betsey and Amey Bowen, Easterly by
the Highway, and 'Southerly on land Of
said Betsey and Amey Bowen said real
estate being the same devized by said
Smith Bowen, in and by his last Will and
Testament, to his grandson Samuel Bow
en-, as residuary devisee.
JOHN PEARCE,
Administrator on the estate Of fSmith Bow
TI en-, with his Will annexed.
Warren, Sept. 25.
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The above Pills are Kept Tor saI in tbs lown,
by DR. T. p. MOORE, Agent Daniel Brew
er, Taunton Balch. Jun. JOHN Mason, Prov
denco Raymond Cole. Boston, and all other
erIncipal Druggists. -
July "a. 6m.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-22
CHARLES SEYMOUR, p. NJ.
State Of Conneetieut-oounty Of Ljsc4f.ld, IS.

State Of Connecticut-0o unty Of Litcht.ld, s..
Norfolk, June 10, 1886.
Upon the petition Of Abel Stark, Of Sa-
- lisbury, IN said Litclfiield county, made
returnable to the honorable Superior Court in
and for said Litchfeld county, on the third
Tuesday Of August, 1880. showing to said
court that on or about the a8tl, day of Octo-
her, 1910, he was lawfully married TO Lydia
FLETCHER. Their Of Salisbury aforesaid. now re-
siding out Of the state in parts unknown to
your petitioner, with whom he lived from the
time of said marriage ia the faithful perform
ance Of all the NJ arriage duties and covenants
on his part to be kept and performed, until on
or about the LIST day ofSeptember, 1918, when
the said Lydio committed the crime OF adul-
terry, and from that time contipued.tO live in
a state OF aduItery. frequently committing said
crime until on or about the LIST day Of Sep.
TENDER, 1926, when the said Lydia wilfulIy de-
serted the bed and board Of your petitioner.
and has ever continued and still continues such
her wilful desertion and absence in violation
of all the duties required and enjoined on her
by the marriage covenant and obligation
aforesaid, praying for bill Of divorce from
the said Lydia. as per petition dated lst day
Of June. 1880.
Lite!tsld County. IS. Norfolk. jane Is, lsse.
Ordered. that notice ofthe pendencv Of fh;a
petition and citation be given to the said ~
dia Stark, who does not reside within thia
state. by publication Of the pendeucv thereof
in newspaper published in I.itchfieid. Is sa;S
Litchfeld county, and also in newspaper
printed in the city Of Hudson, in the state Of
New-York. weeks successfully, before the
sitting OF the court to which il Is made return
able, at which said court the said Lydia may
appear If she see cause aud defend.
AUeUsTus PErTHBONE,
Chief Judge Of tie County Coure
S'cS for Lisckfsld eOaMty.
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APPRECIATION.

Said Ann 10 her mother affecting to pout)
"That impudent man detest
can't show my face, within doors or without,
But meet the full gaze Of that pest.
Dontyou think, my dear ma, that a few hours ago,
After passing him (would you believe it?)
He turn'd himself round and stared at me So
So steadily-none can conceive it,"
"Be cautious, my child-thereis company here
And you may for imprudence be blamed;
Who told you Of all this impertinence dear"
"Why sa,u it, and was so ashamed
"Beware affectation, and vanity too"
The mother replied with smile
"When you saw him SO steadily looking at you,
Pray where did you look all the whileH"
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A FEW MORE
New Goods.
9. H. & WIN. BOLLES.
Have this day received another supply Of
NEW GOODS, suitable for
Tie SEU5UW'
AMONG THEM WILL BE POUND

the SeUSOW'
AMONG THEM WILL BE POUND
A FEW handsome CALICOES, some very
N neat and elegant-Fancy HDkFS. OF
Gauze, Bcrage. Silk, SC. sc. comprising
pretty assortment of this article--Also, Gloves
and s--HOSIERY-Silk and Cotton
Observation-Disclosures
SHAWLS-Book, Swiss. Null, Sarcenet,
Medium, and Cambria MUSLiNS-Long
Scotch, and Bishop Lawns-Linen GAM
.BRICS and HDKFS.-Irish LINENS ana
DTAPERS-Bohbinett LACES and FOOT-
INGS-LACE VETLS-Sinchews, SARGE
nets. Levantines, Gro de Berlin and other
S-ALso, good assortment OF
Cotton, Worsted, and Linen STOFFo' Tor
With many other desirable Goods, which
are offered very low for Cash, or any thing
else that will answer.
June q. 1890. Dc
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District Of Woodbury., IS. I
Probate Court, July s, 1880. {
Estate Of DR.. CONANT CATLIN, late OF
Bethiem deceased.
NHE administrator represents the estate
Il insolvent, and prays the appointment Of
Commissioners thereon-Ordered,t that Com
mlssoners to receive and examine the claims
OF the creditors Of said estate be appointed at
the Probate Office in Woodbury., on the first
Monday of August. 1880. at Q, O'Clock fore.
noon; of which all persons in interest will
take notice and appear IL they see cause and
be heard thereon.
CHARLES B. PHELPS, Judge.
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POETRY.
To THE IVY.

Lone tenant Of the wasted spot
Where soIlened Desolalion smiles,
And weeds are spread DER graves forgot,
And Ruin signs from grass-grown aisles;
Still present round each withered trunk,
Like youth which cheers the path Of age;
Or where the river wall has sunk
Beneath Distinctions leaguering rage.
Child of decay! no blushing flower
Or cup Of treasured sweets, is thine,
To breathe in Beauy's fragrant bower,
Or charm where statelier rivals shine;
The column Of the desert place,
The Warriors cross, the nameiess stone,
Receive thy cIasping boughs' embrace,
And show thy clustering wreaths alone.
Yet TYNE of Truth when fortune wanes;
And Grief that haunts the Wondering tomb
And love, that strong as Death" sustains
The whirlwind's shock and tempest's gloom;
To me thy mourntul leaf excels
The fairest buds, whose petals fling
Their odours where the Summer dwells,
Or gem the verdant robe of spring.
The violet and the queen-like rose,
Frail minions Of passing day,
Brief as the faith which falsehood shows,
But bloom while lasts their worshipped ray:
Yet thou-beneath the bowling blast,
When all is drear, art smiling on,
Unchanged, unshrinking, to the last,
And green when even hope is gone.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-22

+ A merchant not remarkably conversant
with geography, picked up newspaper
and sat down to read. He had not pro-
ceeded far before he came to passage
stating that one of his vessels was in jeop-
ardy. JEOPARDY Jeopardy |" said the
astonished merchant, who had previously
heard that the vessel was lost, "let me see,
that is somewhere in the Mediterranean !;
we'll Pm glad she's got into port, as
thought it was all over with her |"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-22

Were we called upon to name the object
under the sun, which excites the deepest
commisseration in the heart of Christian
sensibility, which includes in itself the
most affecting incongruities, which con-
ta'ns the sum and substance of human mis-
sery, VIC should not hesitate TO say, can
'rrel'gious old age."-HannGk Moore.
A false friend is like shadow on dial,
it appears in clear weather. but yanishes
as soon as it is cloudy.-T6.
TO endeavor to please, is ill-nature: al
toee'her to neglect i. folly and to over
strain tor 1t, folly and vaniiy.-Ib.
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State Of Connecticut, LitchGeld county, IS.
ETPON the petition Of HENRY BLYNN, OF
~ Litchfeld,in said county, to the SUPERB
or Court to be held at Litchfeld, in and for said
county. on the third Tuesday Of August, $50,
showing that he is indebted to Levi Vanhoe-
sen, Jr. late Of said town of Litchfield, or to
the said VanhOesen and Sherman Pierpont,
Of said town, and TO sundry other persons
and is insolvent-and praying for relief under
the act entitled ian act to authorize the Su-
perior Court to grant relief ia certain cases of
insolvency"-Hi is ordered, that copies of this
petition, citation and order, inclosed in sepa-
rate letters, directed to the creditors resident
IN the city Of New York, postage paid, and
lodged at the post Office in Litchtield, on or
before the goth Of July next, shall be deemed
sufficient notice Of this petition; aud that
notice of the tendency of this petition, pub
ilshed three weeks successfully in the Litch-
field Enquirer, before the iirst of August next,
shall be Sufficient service on Levi Vanhoesen,
Jr. therein named.
DAVID DAGGETT,
Judge Of The Superior Court.
LItchiieId. June "a. 1880 s.
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Amos Chapman's Estate.
At Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury,
,cithin and for the District Of Sharon, on the
9th day cfJuiy, A. ID. 1885,
Present, Samuel Church, Esq. Judge.
0N motion of Precilla Chapman, admins
~ tratrix on the estate of Amos CHAPMAN,
late Of Sharon, within said district, deceased ;
this Court doth decree, that six months be
allowed and limited for the creditors Of said
estate to exhibit their claims against the sa me
to the administrative and directs that public
notice be given of this order. by advertising in
a newspaper published in Litchfeld, and by
posting a cory thereof on the public sign. post,
in said town Of Sharon.
Certified from Record.
SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Sharon July 8, 1880 Is