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w correspondence between Judge Win,
and the Tennessee delegatio in Congress. /, ''
ton 10 the next Presidency, may be found On ,ss
n'" page. Judge White throws himself io,o ~.
" ''s "'enos, 10 be run OF not for ina,
ONCE a. they may deem it erpedient or o,bss
wise. " o'hsr'
| " we publish, on the first mage an .,,,a.,
| IRON the speech Of Gov. Branch of No,,b c..
ne, delivered before the Leg stature of TIA, sa. =,
rs ta'e session IL will open old wo.od. ,,a
".Ae urn ol'ed airesh. We copy it, however.
not SO much Tor The pun pose OF reviv no tho men,
ry OF on. the most deeraceful ,rsnsart,nn. I'm,
STAN our annals, rs with view Of drsu,,, mi liz
attention to the despicabe light in which ~ nlsce.
Martin Van Buren,, one Of the chief actors IN Tim,
degrading affair. Read il!
Hea Point academy Mr. Halves of Ken,,ckv
from the Select Committee OF the Hons. If r.
reseniatives, TO which the subject had bcen "a
ieHed, has reported bill, sbolishinp the Mili,ayv
Academy at West Point, as at present orpanized
aud dlsbandiDg the Cadets now there ATE, ,hs
30th ofJune next 1t keeps up the Academy
however, as school of ins,ruc ION for the olrc,y.
oi '"e army, ~ho' IN rotation, shall repair and
'ena'n there, under such Iulps as may he hereafe,
prescribed. II is not probable, however that this
hlll will be acted upon during the present session
| of Congress.
1ae Indian 1fibes-The House of Represen.
taives has been for some days engaged IN discus.
sing bill 10 provide for The establishment of The
Western Territory, and for the security and pro-
lection of the emgrant ana other Indian tribes.
II A bill TO establish branches OF the Min, OF
The United Slates has been ordered to an ensross
ment for third reading (equivalen, to udoplion) by
the Senate.
II, John Davis, at present Governor of Massa-
chus It's has been elected Senator in Congress, in
place of Mr.. 5lsbee.
x1s- The Philadelphia Enquirer, of F,b. %, says
-" We learn that orders have been received here
for the immediate completion of the two vessels OF
war on the stock at our Navy Yard.
Caught mapping The Richmond Enquirer, on
receiving the news from France, OF the recall OF
M. Serrurior and the eqaisocal HINT TO Mr.. Liv-
lngson that his passports were "a. his service noun
ted its stills, and dscoursed quite warmly about
matters and things thcteunto appeuanng We
arc sorry, however, to say, that one c. It's fnest
bursts of eloquencc has been completely spolI by
later accounts from France. 9" We are happy 10
discover {saiI the Enouirer) that Mr.. Livingston.
with the dignity which was expected from the rep
rescn,o,ivc OF free and independent people, deter
mined forthwith TO leave the territories OF France.
But us 1t turns out that Mr.. Livin .ston has dcci
ned leaving said territories" what becomes OF his
" dignity" and, by consequence, of our mutton |
honor, Of which he is the representative
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02

" February 4-caush, a tick, and heard frogs
oroaking.
I" March-Two inches of snow and thermometer
at 10 deg. below Zero.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02

Grocery ~ Commission Business,
NllilE undersigned, having connected them
- selves on'lor The style and firm Of
M'CORKLE Il M'DANIEL,
" III continue, nj the old stand OF Samuel MeGor-
kc Ton main street, Sd 'door ADORE The Market
house, u GROCERY AND GENERAL COM
MISSION BUSINESS, and intend keeping on
hand at all times, large and general assortment
u FAMILY GROCERIES, HIDES, LEATHER,
TANNERS OIL, NC. &c, which they will sell
LOW for cash. in exchange for country produce,
OF 10 punct ual customers, on short credit.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS favoriog them
with the care OF their GOODS, they promise siricl
| attention paid to the order whtn receiving, nnd
ever, exeslion used 10 forpdd them without delay
| LIBERAL ADVANCES il required. will u,
made upon Produce consigned 20 then for sale
From heir experience IN business, they hope ~
be enabled to give satisfaction. anh respectfully
SOLICIT the patronage OF the former customer
of the house, OF their friend. aud OF the public gem
orally SAMUEL McCORkLE.
JOHN X. MJDANlEL
March, uiw,f- lai2m
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DRAWING SCuOOL,

RS. A, b. SMITH, respectfully informs Ae
w Ladies Of Lynehbofg ,ha, she designs open
ing Drawing School, nj her residence corner az
3rd stree, and tho Turnpike Her terms sre sd
dollars per qur'sr,iwo lessons per week For sbiIiA
~ to teach, Mrs. 5. invites an inspection Of her
drawings. The School will be opened az soon Al
suffcIen, number Of scholars are entered.
March wfwf
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NOTICE..
New Glasgow academy.

NSW OAHoSVW "iO"NO"y'
VuyHE public are respectfully 'uiofm'n maj h''
Institution will lie open on tue YIN day OF
March. by the Rev. J. l. B'acke' A. H. "fah"ae
ii Trinity College, Dubll" gentleman % "'g"
i,e,,,v attachments, aud who, Tor character. eI~
ns,en,e ia Teaching and discipline. cannot i'i' to
,.se aud su tain the reputation Of this in''i'n'on
~, which he has The Immediate carr.
Tuition, for The sessie" Il t0e months
The Latin aud Greek Languages Sio w
English Grammar. Arithmetic snd
Geography oo
Reading aud WIRING g.
PsErenee,-H. Lsnghotne, Rev. + e. smith
IunchLug Rev Nicholas Cobbs chd,i'ue'-
';us Rev Charlie. II. Pag WIN. NJ. waller
panl G.. Cabpn. + A. Csbeii. .1nhera comfy.
The Trustees of The New Gasgow Aeadsmy
March,
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HENRY BROWN, JR

Opposite THE BANKs,)
Hns 1usirceeteed Jrom y. Yo'k mud Pauadetpa'a
A LOT of beau,ifui English Csllcoes
IN Fashionable Silks, Cassincls
Bed Blankets, very low
A set Of real India Dining China
Two sets of beautiful Tea do
Rifle Walking Canes
Misses Guitars, chenp
Large Wax Dolls, that open and sho, their cyes
em,u do do
Preserved dry Ginger, packed
Canton Preserves, in jars
Prunes and Raisins
Sugar AImon.s
Mint, Lemon, Rose, Rock, white Cocoanut, Kisses
and other Candies a
Together with many other rare and curious articles
March 2
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camparisoa Of Inspections 1891, 1895.
Passed Ref For Inspection Sioux
Feb. 25th, 1884 $50 GIG 4lO GOT
Feb. 2slh 1885 SOC I'll 300 1879
The sales the past week have been small, most
ly Luss, from rs to 4 %. We have had no good
or fine, The last accounts from England, arc
downto the 10Th OF January. Very little doing in to-
bncco The holders firm at former piiees but yc
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- The Philadelphia Enquirer, of F.b. %, says
=" We learn that orders have been received here
for the Immediate completion OF the two vessels OF
war on the stock at our Navy Yard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-02

w a correspondence between Judge WIN.
aao .ne tennessee delegation in Congress. in rsi,.
.on 70 the next Presidency, may be found on n.
M M" pas.. 'oose white throws himself into the
nan"s OF ms friends, TO be run or no, for ,n.,
ONCE a. they may deem it eIpedient or o,hs.'
wise. " o'hsr-
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II John Davis, at present Governor of Massa-
chus It's, has been elected Senator IN Congress, in
place of Mr.. SIlsbee
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81 we were probably wrong, IN stating, IN GU
,as'' 'nai the nate of Mississippi had acted erfo'
"eo''y IN refusing to 90 into the election OF oena-
VI seems that they used to transact any ou-
o''ess on The ground that the Leg sldture was un'
sSo"s'i'u'onaly organised. The constitution OF TIE
que requires that the Senate shall consist of one
% n'"oe'' Tor every four Representatives-but ny
VIC irregular admission of l6 now counties 10 rep
f'e','a'ion IN the Representative branch, without
se''ns Senators also, this constitutional provision
H "a violated, the Senate having only ~, ard the
~ iouse oS members. The Senate not being full,
''e'ofe they refused TO act until the constitution
"g'oFonion should De restored.
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morning stars sang together with joy o.
YER the new made world, he commenced
his course and when he shall have de-
stroysd all that is beautiful Of the earth
plucked the sun from its sphere-veied
tho moon in blood-yea, whss he shall
have rolled the heaven and esrth away
ss scroll, then shall 40 agel from the
Throne Of God come forth, aud, with one
foot ON the sea and one on tho land, I'LL
up his hand towards Heaven, and swear
bv Heavens Eternsl- Time IS, Time was,
but Tune shoH be no longer"
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VERY AFFEcTING.-Mary Halloway
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

The following eloquent paper on Time,
is, we believe, from the pen Of Padding +:
saw a temple raised by tho hands OF
man, standing with it's high pinnacle on
the plain. The storms beat upon 1.-THE
God hurled his thunderbolts against it,
an6 yet it stood firm as ad.mant. Rev
elry wan in its halls, the gay, the happy,
the young and beautiful were there.
returned-and 10 the temple was no
more Its high walls lay in scattered
ruins moss aud wild grass grew ransly
there and a, the midnight hour the OWLS
long cry added to the deep Solitude
The young and gay who revelled there
had passed away.
I saw child rejoicing in his youth
the idol Of his mother and the pride Of his
father-l returned, and that child had be-
come old. Trembling with the weight
Of years, he stood the last Of his genera
ton q stranger amidst the desolation a,
round him.
saw the old oak standing in all its
pride upon the mountsin-the birds were
carolling in lis boughs. returned, and
the oak was lesAess and sapless the
winds we're playing at their pastimes thro
hs branches.
"who is the destroyer Z" said 10 my
guardian angel.
at 10 Time," said he. "whcn The
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COOKING STOVES.
AT THE SHEET IRON AND TIN
PLATE M.ANUEACTORY,

PLATE M.9NUF.HCTORY,
Opposite Coles Hotel.
THE subscriber has just received an as
sorttnent Of Cooking Stoves, Of various
patterns and sizes. consisting of James's,
Nottaee's, and Richards patent. which
are pronounced TO be a first rate article,
constituted fnr burning wood or coal,
and will be sold ct the lowest prices.
Also Fire Frames, large and small
sizes, from SO to Sl0-handsome pat
terms. Those who intend getting Cook
ing Stoves, will do well to apply soon as
they llhuve an opportunity of selecting
froa . large assortment.
He will slso continue to execute all or
ders IN tho Tin Plate and Sheet Iron bu-
siness, at short notice, and will constant
" keep for sale oil kinds Of Sheet Iron
and Tin Ware. which he will dispose Of
US cheap as can be purchased.
JAMES SMITH, in.
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NOTICE.

lNSklSIs.
Como A, D, c, d, +, +. G.
Aud pay your bills, sirs, honestly.
Both for the old year and the new
Then, sirs, a happy year to you.
Ill., J, X, L. M. N, o.
We want our money-don't be slow /;
Pray. do nds let US ask again.
Or spend our time and ink ia vuip.
r, q, Il, 8, T. Y, and V.
Our cash we should be glad 10 sec
If you our just demands will pay,
Wen wish you we'll on New Years day.
w, X, Y, z, Sail the rest,
Come forward now, and do your bes,
Gene pay the P,inte, all you owe
He'll happy DO, and wish you so.
Take notice-ifyou do not pay.
May you be troubled every day
May conscience never give you pence.
Till you to BE- our debtors cease.
But, if IN answer 10 Our call,
You proa,ptly pny us, one and all
May you mos, prosperously thrive
In eighteen-hundrcd Thirty five.
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COFFEE

Consumed through oui The corld.
The consumption of Coffee in Great Brit
ian is abou. 10, 900 tons; France, 10000
tons; in the Netherlands, 10000 tons ;
Spain and Portugal, 10000; Germany
and the baltic, $4,000; United States, l6-
OoO;-total consumptscn, 1877 900 tons.
OF this large quanti,y, the British West
Indies Go not produce more than 1880
toms; while the Island Of Java alone yields
90 900 tons; Cuba, about 1000 tons; 81
Domingo, nearly l6, 500 tons; the Ouch
West India Colonies, 5000; the French
ditto and Bourbon $3.50; and the BraziIs
and Spanish Main, fully $4,000 tons; Our
Vast india Colonies arc capable OF yield
ing excellent cofFeet to an ildefnie amount
If English Paper.
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Fourth Disirici.-Completo returns
from sll the towns in the Fourth Con-
grcssional District, Massachusetts,, give
NJ Hoar, the Whig..candidate. 2e3 ma
jority over all. In the first trial, there
was $50 majority against him-Net Wing
gain, 523.
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Patent COrdage
ek Ill. IL k. k. sMsk
mAMUE.ACTC Y.

Is hiooS Va '"A"'"6 -
and fitted up their Rope Walk with the
necessary machinery; respectfully inform
their patrons, and the public, that, al
though circumstances have occurred to
delay the prosecution ottheir work much
beyond the time anticipated for It's COM
petioA; they are now enabled to announce
that th, il establishment is in actual ope-
ration, and are prepared to execute or
.ers for GANGS OF RIGGING, CA
BLES, and WHALElNG GEAR,with
promptness, and on the most favorable
terms. The business will continue to be
ruusucted under the firm of
CHARLES KHEATONS & co.
Who pledge themselves to those who
may favor them with their custom, that
they will, by diligently selecting the best
Of Stock, produce such Cordase, as shsll
be equal in ST. ength and durability to any
manufactured or sold in this country.
G. w. & Co. intend to keep constant
lyon hand, at their Rope Walk & Store,
a general assortment OF such desci ption,
as are usually called for, such as-Rus-
sia hemp rope, tarred and untarred; Ma
nilla hemp rope; bolt rope; seine line,
wormline, spun yarn, marline, bedcords,
and variety of Lines.
CHARLES WHEATON,,
GEORGE WHEATON,.
DANIEL B. WHEATON.
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WHY DON'T THE MEN PROPOSE

from tGs London .ve,o Monthly -Nagasi'
~ r. Fl. Bailey.
Why don't the men propose. mamma
Why don't the men proposs'
Each seemed just csmipg to tho point,
And then away he goes
Il i. no fault Of yours mamma.
That every body knows
Your fee the 6nest men in town,
Yet, oh they won't propose
I'm sure I've done my beat mamma.
To make proper match
For coronets und eldest sons
I'm ever on the watch;
I've hopes when some distingue bean
a glance upon me throws
But though he II dance, aud smile, and hirt,
Alus he wVn'i propose
I've tried to win by languishing
And dressing like blue
I've bought big books, and talk ofthsm
AsIIJ rsad them through
With hair cropp'd like man I've felt
The heads Of all the beau
But Spurzhein could not touch their hsarh,
And oh they won't propose
threw aside the books, and thought
That Ignorance wus bliss
l felt convinced that men preferred
A simple sort Of Miss
And so lisp'd out nnash' beyond
Plain," yescs" or plain - noes.'
And wore sweet unmeaning smile /;
Yet, oh, they WON'T propose
Las, night. ut Lady Rumble's rout,
heard Sir larry Gale
Excaim. e" Now propo,e again )
| started, turning pale
really thought my time had come,
| blush'd like any rose
Bu, oh 1 found twas only q,
Ecurte he'd propose
And what 10 to be done mamma:
Oh, what is to DO done
! really have no time to lose.
For am thir,y-one
AT balls | am too often left,
Where spins,ers sit in rows
Why dom. .he men propose, mamma
Why u0ni the men propose
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Oct 4.

WATCHES, at short notice. Silver Spoons
mnnufa ctured TO order. Job work executed
with noatncss and dispatch. He has on hand
for sale an assert s,ent Of Watches, and Jewelry
Of almost every hiad called for. Also, q large
lot OF horn nnd ivory Combs; silver spoons; sil-
yer and st, el boz cd Speetacles; " atch Trim
mings; hemrng's Needles: Beads for fancy work
and Bead Needles, &c. &C.
BRITTA.NLA WARE.
Just received. . complete assortment Of Brit
tania Gare, frs0 The Taunton Drittonia Manu-
featuring Co. which is offered for sale a, low
prices. Among which moy be found Coffee ano
Tea Urns, splendid psttsrss elegant Tea-set,s;
Lamps Of ell si1ss; CaaAlss,ieks; Castor frames,
small Locking Glas,ss, metal frames, &n
Or Pauopags is respectfully solicited.
ELIJAH BRAMAN.
NavQ
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More Ne,U Goods ! l.! !

9YYaM.T. WHEATON is constantly rcceiv-
" ing DRY Goops Of every descrIption.-
HIS stock now embraces splendid assortment
of broa adclolhs, OF tho most fashionable coloIs,
and Of divers qualities.
Cassimeres--str,ped, ribbed and plain,
choice lot Of coors and qualities.
Sattinsrs - various kDds, lion skin, petersham.
'all wool homo macs co'h," Of superior iabrie,
ID. kerseys, goats hair and common cambels,
salisbury iln me ls, red wiile, yellow, q rsenan
blue Dannels, ser rges, bookings, frle,e cloth.
Silk velvet, for vestng, SC; prime a'sort-
ment Of winter veslings, hats and caps, gloves
mittens, eonforters, Indies opres, loas, peler-
ines, ndi, n.ohair Lose ribbed. nIcrine do, en-
broidered aud PLAIN, dsso'fed eoioTs, ~oFs'ed
do DO, gents. iambs wool, "orsled, and yarn
hose md socks, lambs wool shirts, cotton Han
ncls, red and blue, grey, plaid, cotton and WOOL
hannels, Nantucket kelsey do scarlet twiled
do, bombazetts, bombazlhes, coioIed silks Tor
cloaks and dIesses, black silks aud satins,
Eronch, British and Ameri cocsn licoes. cbin;s
and copper plate do, winter ginghanls, 81 fur
pi,uis d,mities, Cd IA. S-4 und 8 4 damask
table linens, linen sleetng, russia Diapers lfish
DO, cotton do, crash, marseilles quilts, wooisn
aud brown linen table covers, oil cloths, blank
els, beached sheetings and shirngs, brown DO
do, tickings, Irish linens from loV 10 very 6nc,
brown linens, long lawn corded skirts. brown tow
cloth, s,ranet cloth, ffocking, ravens duck.
Ru ssia sheetings, ticblenbuigh, osnabu: gil, tai
lors TRAININGS, lbTge red merino shawls neS
sfyie, super red and black thlbel hdHfs 3 4 I i
and 5-4, green and white blond gauze ve.ls, fau
cy satin and silk hdkis, green barege, common
ack, white and rcd shawls, 2 ca. es umbrellas,
pongees, pongse, flag &c. SILK hdkts, cotton do,
black and coorod silk erava,s, white and col
ored cambric do, linen cambric and i'm. linen
oambric hdkfs. suspcnders, checked eambrick,
ackonets, Swiss, null. and book muslins. linen
cambrick, bishop lawns, window shades, chill
dren's stockings, GrecIan boots, childrens kid
and yarn gloves and yarn mittens, Toys yarn
gloves and miiiens, stocks, clastics, patent
slides, boot lacngs, stay laclngs, tapes. ribbons,
quality and carpet bindings. drob worsted bind
ipgs for box coats &c, combs, pins, needles,
hooks & eyes, btads and cords, bobbnst laees.
linen and cotton edgngs, footngs, insertngs,
tabby velvets, silk velvets, florence silks, gents
and ladies' hs gloves, sewing cotton, spool do,
Taylors, Chappes, Clarks SC, pearl buttons,
cotton hdkfs, cotton bats, Grape, &C &c. for
season able goods. at prices eatremely low,
apply at LONG kooM.
Nov. 4,
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India Rubber Shoes.
STOVES.

LANES GARDNER has now on hand
an assortment of Cooking Stoves, which
will be sold at the Mandatory prices
Likewise, a large assortment Of FIRE
FRAN ES. Oct /.
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Iron Pusnps, &c.

WUST received from the Manufacto-
~ rers, lot Of Cast Iron Pumps, OF
the most approved construction. Also,
Lead Pipe to accompany the same II
wanted. For sale by
iuneol SAMUEL WHEATON.
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sUJs TO THE PUBLIC.
THE subscriber respectfully gives no
tice, to the citizens of this town and vi
cinity, that he will continue TO supply
them with BREAD Of I'LL KINDS,
at his new Bakery on BAKER street, and
will also have it delivered at their dwell
ings at usual.
nov %. HENRY SANDERS.
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NEW TAILORING

NEW TAILORING
EST A y T. Z s IL AZ IL y ~
e73HE subscriber having made an engs cement
I with person, who will take charge Of the
TAILORING DEPARTMENT OF his bu-
siness, will keep on hand, constantly. IN as
sortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING,
and will be enabled TO furnish also, at short no.
tice. Garments of every description. F~shiona-
BILE or Common Clothing, made in he best man
ner, and warranted to fl.
o. No person will be requested or desired 10
take a Garment, made in this Es'a ablishment,
which does not suit him. JOHN DAVOL.
Water-street, Nov 20, 1884.
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THE subscriber

THE subscriber
Jespe ctfully informs
bic friends and the
public. that no has
taken the shop for
mcrly occupied by
SYLVESTER CHILps
one door forth OF
Coles Hotel, where
he will attend TO
cleaning and repair
ing CLOCKS and
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A fellow was lately found in the streets
Of Cincinnati, apparently lifslsss. The
coroner was Immediately summoned and
q jury formed. After examining him and
discovered no animation about him, ju-
ror said dead drunk, by -, was
the response in drunken murmur. A
laugh ensued the coroner returned homo
without his fee,, andithe jurymen went
their way. N. Y. Star.
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HSfEw RAISINS-Chesp at @. T. G.9RD
AN WER'S. water street. nov !.
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yRRAss WARMING PANS for .ale by
~ Oct IL. James Gardner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12
Court Probate, ., LisctJieid. Fsb. District cf Liicl.feid, s'' 9, 1888. Frederiek WOLcott, Esq. Judge. hokfinr tRe

Frederick WoLcott. Esq Judge. hoAfiag Me
 some.
 ETPON the petition of Sheldon Frisbie. of V Litchfeld,in said district, slessing t0 this Court that he is guardian tD Noah Stone. "a. ot the town of Litchiield, minor aged fiyo years, aDd son of Noah StOnes 2d, late of saiA town, drceascd; and that said minor is the owner of certain lands lying in said spwn,. which descended l., Aial as heir at law tO tlae estate nj his late father aforesaid, and which lie in the westerly part of said town. une sSlg<ss of which is bounded south on the LitcllRrltf and New Milford turnpike road, west pstilR on John Adati's land and partly on Eber Pe., ters' land, north on said Petess' land, and easf on highway. containing about seventeen. a- cres: the other piece lies souiterly of the .. hove. and rphtains about one acre and Rftv. Hve rods of land. b0nDded east on highway. south and west 0R solomon Stones land. and north on the dover land of the itiow o1 ss;6 Noah. deceased: and that the said land is sn. productive, and it would be beneficial to said minor to have said land sold and the avails thereof disposed of for the purposes mensin,s- ed in said petition and praying for m order to sell said land according .o law as pef peti. ,ion on 6le, dated Feb. 9i6. 1885
 Ordered, that the consideration of said pe. 'ition he adjonincd to the 2ad day of Arril next. at 10 "'clock A. M. at the Probate office in said LitchReld and that said guardian, rive notice of the peodency of said petition 5y publishing this order in newspaper nrintesi in said Litchfield three weeks successlveiy. and ny p"s,ing copy of this order upan the public signposs ii said town nearest to said lands; which notice shall be SO given at least six weeks before said Sed day of Aprii ae1t. A true copy of Record. 50 FREDERICK WoLcOrT. Judge.