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Oct II

Richmond, Fredericksburg. and Poomuc Eai R0ad.
n .iST Rcgniiiion npaa The St1ckhohderS.-Ai 4 meeting OF tho Pre-
silent and Directors OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and lotO-
mac Rail Road Company, on tho 2Gih May, 1876:
"Re>Dircd, That the residue OF the capital stock. being 5 loon each
share. he rcruircG from, the stockholders. 20 be paid 1T the following
timcs. TO wnt:-Sjon the 2jth day OF June, the 18th OF July. 10Th OF
August. I.t OF September. October, November, December, and Jauu.
aty. 10 he depo.ited to The credit of the company, as heretofore, in
tho Bank of Virginia.
ResOired, Tha, Stockholders who may prefer anticipating in part or
entirely their instalments, be allowed intcrc,, on the amounts nd.
vanccd by them, un,ili he periods when the same would be payable"
Extract from the minutes. HILARY BAKER, OK.
N..n --wSp,
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NOTlCE.-A good Tailor is wanting, and very much wanting, at
tie Now Store, i'll Amelia county. The citizens of the place
have mrs arrangements for the accommodation of a man Of family,
though n single man would be prefcrfablc-One that can come we'll
recommended, VIC do not hesitate in saying, will meet with much en-
couracemcnt.-Ws believe tina, constant employment may he had
for two hands. Addrcs, II. ROWLETT & CO.,
.1mcGd Gill;, "a.
Oct Is iT-wGtt
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Class No. -, for l-:G:

Class No. =, Tor I-3U:
To be drawn al Baltimore. Saturday, November II. le3H,
SCHEME:
$50. 600! sS,o0M $4,000! s2.2oo! $4,000: loot 81 :oGO'
~ Of $5GN-20 Of S2jO:-30 of 500! &c.
Whole Tickets only $40. Halves 50. Quarters - 30
4 Certificate OF 4 Package Of y W!role Tickets will
be sent for SllO. Packages Of Halves and Quarters IN
proportion.
In this Lottery, all those tickets lr"inG no drawn num-
her on them. will be entitled to Three Hoh"rS: 'cittOut
Discount, HhGt q SpJeaGid !Sch:ac!
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\ most desirable F.3R.U fgr suic.

n moSt drS;r0Hc F.3R.N f0r sale.
VHIO TIMBER G~E1TERS.-Thc extensive and
e. most desirable Farm in King William county, re-
Gently the residence Of William Lu,nct Brown, ESQ,
deceased. is offered for sale. This Farm is situated i'm.
~mrdiatcly on the Painunhcy river, I bold stream, naviga-
bic for vessels of two hundred tons ~burthen, and con-
tains twelve hundred acres Of land; about four hundred
cleared, and under cultivation; the remainder in meadow,
and covered with I heavy growth of oak and pine, prn.
cipally oak, the finest body of woods in Eastern Virginia.
There are upon the premises 4 large two story man.
sion. with four rooms on 4 lioor: Kitchens, smokc.lOus"s,
dai!ics, two extensive granarirs, an ice house, and eve.
~ other necessary out house, all in first rate order, souc
Of them but lately thoroughly repaired; and Convenient n
the residence, there are two springs Of delightful water,
which is a Gcsidcratum in the low country. To those
who wish to purchase 4 first rate farm, this is q rare cT-
portunity, as farms combining so many and so great ad.
van'agcs. are not often in market. TO Timber gctters
particularly this place presents very great inducements.
The forest land, which has clay Il bottom, the untaiiIns
evidence of sound trees, lies Immediately on the river.
and the timber, when cut, may be landed on vessels 0!
sufficient capacity to transport it to any part Of the conR'
try. The meadow lands, which have been reclaimed
may be made to yield an inc xhaustible supply Of hay
with very little attention and the arabic land is belIeY'
ed to be equal TO any in the country. A more particular
description of this Farm would be given, but as pu''
chasers will Of course view the premises, it is consider
ed unnecessary.
Application may be made to Capt. Lipscom, wiio:e
lands are coterminous. or TO Mrs. L.. a. Brown IN WE
l%iamSburg.
Sept. 80 IT,
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Mr.. TIJwcll, the inhrGl!igrbie member from Jackson
county. has Introduced IN the House OF Representatives,
4 preamble and resolutions instructing our Senator's in
Congress. to vote for cnpuHging from the journals Of the
Senate, Mr.. Clty's unprecedented resolution of censurc
on President Jackson. for The removal Of the dcp0S!tcs.
This will test the strength Of parties in the Legislature.
Tie preamble vii! be given next week.
I.3rEnnsGS G1-cIc.
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| perceive that the editors Of the federal papers are
now making tables based upon their lies abot!! the r'c"r,
elections. 10 show the probability Of their defeating Nr.
Van Buren, ior the Presidency. One cd!to! gives Mr.
Van Burcn |. electoral votes out OF POI: another gives
him -. Bat Duff Green. thinkinr II sucvcscl Ties,
"tab!cs'' too hare.accd. published in the Telegraph Of
Yesterday. 4 table prepared by himself. On introducing
which. he says: In presenting the following estimate. We
10 it with the utmost confidence that the result given sill
bc realized. 1t is formed upon a thorough and im?a'ua!
examination Of the state Of parties at III" present time.
/ This table gives Harrison 100. White *. Van Buren, Il,
and Webster II. electoral votes, and pats down the &c.
naming l2. rs doubtful.
Now propose to prove conclu:ively that nobody be.
liercs these editors; and, further. that hcg do net Lc,rc
UrmSGyfS. will do it wi;b one of their own arguments
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EOYT'S
lottery and EEch0nge OHice,
R!CHM0ED. EIsGlyiA.

tober l!tn:
81 9 % 5 so 81 if IA % D 80 "a
Tie 10000 was won with perfect ease. b. 4 little nag
chilled y 20 3j-freqncnt brushes were made al her, but
ali 20 no EFFECT. BESIDES the prizes il Grand ColSoi!-
dated. Hoyt sold 10 4 gentleman in the country, a capita!
of ~. 0UO, Forward your orders 10 HOY /. IN: we'll
known prizc.dis,ri5utor, for tickets in the following sglen.
cid shemes:
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WAR DEPARTMENT. Ot. 3 1-3G
X. JONES, .lLjmant-G General.
GESEE.L O.:DEH. !

GESEraL O.DEr.l .iDJvTASr GE.EEAL's OFFICE,
No. 20. Un>htRgton, Octohtr ~, lsaS.
/. At the request of Nlaior, row L. ,ntrnant Colonel,
Il. b. Mason. LIST regiment rf Dragons, Il Court of In
uuiry will assemble at Fort Gibson, Arkansas: on The
10Th December next, or as soon thereafter as practicable,
to cxominc into the nature Of the accusations against the
said Major, now Lieutenant Colonel, r. b. Mason, as
presented in the charges preferred by Lieut.. l.. ID. Nor
tI.op, lsisrrgiment Of Drogoons. The court will report
the facts in the case: together with its opinion on the
whole subject.
fl. The Court Of Inquiry will consist of Lieut.. Col.
S. Burbank, 9Th Infantry; Major e. Wharton, LIST Dra-
General :Arbucklc, who will also appoint the Recorder
OF the Court.
by order Of Major, General Nacomb:
r. JONES. .3djt Gen.
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E7OR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office: JoHI.
II son & Durants best Philadelphia News and pom
INK, (walranted,) at fair, moderate prices.
o. L constant supply kept on hand to suit The SfS''"''
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WAsnINGroX. Sent. =. ~

WAsHIyGToS. Sept. =. l-"i.
StIR: ] send enclosed some propositions or wager: on
~ the approaching Presidential election. which you
viii please to have published in the Globe. rs an atrc:.
lison'"nt. three times a week until the lst Of November.
Shout any person call to take up any o!i!c wagrrS. please
send i1r me. Respectfully, j. ".
EI;ur 0f tc GlgLc.
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EElCl
G.sE.NsG pp1E.E..
~ 1 '-aIs y H.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
t,ttrHv 80

WAR DI.iAH NI-sl,
GaSgN,I GP1EG. inJUgA:rt.LSEE,L OFFICE,
40. -. WASHINGTON. Or. ,. !rJ6.
The following order is published for the information Of
all c"rccrmci
I" b. direction of TIE President Of the United States,
4 Cont Of Inquiry: to consist Of Ma General Macomb,
President. and Brcvct Brigadicr Generals Atkinson ard
Brady. members, is hereby ordered 10 assemble at the
city OF Frederick: in Maryland: as soon as the state Of
tine military operations against the Indians will permit
the witnesses 10 attend, (of which the President nG the
Court is 10 Judge and determine: and 10 give notice 10 ell
concerned to inquire and 10 examine !nlo the causes Ut
the failure Of The campaigns i'll Florida against tn" Sc.
minn!c Indians. under the command Of Major General
Gaines, and Of Major General Scott. in Ic3G and the
causes Of the delay in opening and prosecuting the
campaign in Georgia and Alabama. ngainst the hostile
Creek Indians, in the year lc3G; and into every subject
connected with tie military operations in the campaigns
Aforesaid and after fully investigating the same, the
Conrt sill report the facts, together with lis opinion on
the whole subject, for the information Of the President
Of the United States.
'Captain Samuel Cooper, Of the 18th Regiment of Ar
tilIery, is hereby appointed TO act as Judge Advocate and
Recorder Of the Court.
IENpJc race
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Q & SPRING FOR ALE.-Wishin TO Sc, lie
He i cotton plantation, in the State Of Mississippi. !
oif"r 20. sale my Mat.apony Farm. two miles from '!1e
b. iiHl Green, containing abnu; l2"l acres. i large pro-
portion Of first rate river fiat lard, under good enclosures.
and we'll adapted to the growth Of al! small grain. FRS;
rate meadows Of Timothy and other grasses might b {.
raised. if the owner desired it. The Railroad running
through the centre Of the fats, furnishes 4 market in two
hours ;1r al the products Of the estate. The Dwelling
House is in the best repair, containing four rooms be-
low and three above: porticocs and pG."'!cs nrar!r sur
round it. The cellars are dry--ihc stable. carriage. and
ice houses. new. and al other bindings in good repair.
The Dwelling House is surrounded with Forest trees of
original growth-A ncver.ia!ling Spring Of the best "a.
Ter. is c0nvcnicnt-and is one Of The !calIII'st situations
in the world. and il surpassed by none .r bcnuty, with
out water view. No consideration could lnincr Inc 10
part with il, but the desire to employ N, negroes in
making cotton. as stated above. To persons wishing 10
remain in this Stale, il combines every advantage that
could be desired. Tho terms Of payment, well secured,
will be convenient. by paying interest on the purchase
money. Much more could be said TO the advantage Of
this property, but persons wishing to purcllas" will view
for theInsclves-for which purpose, refer to Nj. Burkit
r. Clarke, my manager there, and Cor terms. apply to
me, in Pert Royal. PHILIP LlGNTFOOT. ,
Sept 30 42-St
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y,OTi'E.-i petition viii he pre- srnrcd TO tic next Gcnc5Ih.
- srmIly OF VIRGINIA, PRAYING H." Pa>s:-" OF "a "a" G"..lr.- re
Somth .iagl river. from the ROCKY Mill, to - junction "ra ia
%oNI irra river, = lawful fence.
iiYvo., r. =. ~. ,. ii-wiw
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Forty B'5.0usass4: DOl9nrs!

virginia Stale Lottery. Class No. ::
For the benefit Of the Mechanical BeneTo!ent Society
of Norfolk,
To be drawn at Alexandra. Va. Nor. 2Gth, 1S3G.
Ca,iialS-*4OG eco. $4,000, $4,000, $3,G04, $500,
- .GN. 81 300. 81 800, , Of 81 300. , of 81 800, > a!
$l.2@0; 100 prizes Of $500, 100 OF $500, 10 OF il'o,
&c. &c.
Whole tickets $40; halves -; quarters - %,
\ certificate of p1ckagc ct - whole tickets will be
sent for $40: package of halves S7o; quarters S33.
d.. VI. liOYT.
Richn0rd, ia.
In all Lotteries fr sale b. the package or single ticket,
b. the all-lucky HOiI,
Al the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
Of the Eagle. who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any ether vender in the known world.
y. g.. Orders in all cases strictly confidential,
II Orders for Tickets from any part OF the United
States, By Mail or otherwise. enclosing CASH o. prize
tickets, Thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the same prompt attention as persona! appi.
cation, and the result given (wicn reques:cdl nnnir:dl'
atcly after the drawing-if addressed 10
Oct. p Hl9-I,j d. NJ. HOYT
TEJO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.-C &C Mira rs
q will be entered into during the moati 0! Move n.
Der next, for the Graduation, .MdSonru, Timber end .>r
pcrstructurc Of the lsl Division of the LoutSa hal-i IN nj.
beginning IT its point Of connection with the Richmond.
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad: and extending
10 or in Inc ncirrboTlIood Of its intersection with the
Slarc read from Fredericksburg to Gainesville.
Nj. JaG.cs Hunter. Principal Assistant Engineer may
be found generally with the locating party; and with :he
undersigned, Wilt be at Toylorsvillc on The Ist. It'll, md
2lst Of November, with specifications and proiIes If The
line. J. il. HOPKINS, L. t..
Richmond, Oct Il iI-:t
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ANOTHER ALL PRIZE LOTTERY!
sWYrgFURG SEH3" E0;iery

HOY, sent in an .7N Prize Lottery, a few dayS since:
70 whole cr 600 dollars 10 4 gentic man in TIE callatry.
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y half of section %; y, half, and y " quarter and
haltofS L quarter dissection 2j--S4I acres al SO per
acre. IN 10rUShip ,. RGngc | East.
- half Of 5 + quarter Of section 10: 5 half Of y f
quarter. and + hal: Of y Z quarter, and + half of s w
quarter. and 5 + quarter Of section II; y w quarter
and W half Of y + quarter. and y half Of S " quarter
OF section l& y " quarter and W half Of y L quarter
and 5 " quarter Of section il; T. half ofN EGuarter. and
L half Of ) + quarter Of section I5-l33l acres at $40
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

County Court, Dec. Term, a. H. 1885.
.TTPON tie petition ofthe inhabitants ofthe>
" town Of Winchester and Of the inhabit->
ants of the town of ColebroOk. 10 said county,
shelving to this Court that there is a certain
public highway commencing in said ColebrO0k
near and few rods northerly Ofthe dwelling.
house of Peter Corhin, and thence running
from the Waterbury river turnpike road about
one mile to the north line of Silas Hoskins',
land, and terminating in said town of Win
chester, which highway was laid out by said
County Court upon the petition of Theodore
Hnsdale and others against said towns Of
Winchester g. CoIebrook !; and that said high
way has become unnecessary f'r public use;
and praying said Court to discontinue said
highway: =,
1t is therefore ordered by this Court, that said
petition be continued to the next term Of this
Court {; and that notice Of the pendency OF the
same be given by publishing this order in both
of the newspapers published 10 the town Of
Litchfield, in said county. three weeks sue
cessiyeIv, the last Of which publications shall
he At least three weeks before the first Tues
dav in April, 1886. BY the Court.
So FRKDERIck WoIcorr, Clerk,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
New Arrangement.
New.HaVem, Litch1ield, and
ALBANY,

THE STAGE through Watertown, Water
IL bury, Salem Bridge, and Woodbridge, to
New Haven, will leave Litchfeld Tuesdays
and Thursdays at O'Clock in the morning.
and on Saturdays at 4 O'Clock so as 60 through
to New-York the same day, and return from
the Boat as noticed heretofore.
A stage will also leave New-Haven every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on the ar
rival ofthe Boat, for Naugatuc aud Watcrbu-
nv, and return next days, leaving Waterbury
at 2 A. NJ, making daily line between New
York and Waterbury, and tri-sOeekly between
New-York and Litchfeld.
Stage then leaves Litchfeld for Albany on
the arrival of the stage from New Haven, and
arrives 10 Albany next day to dine.
Extra Coaches always 10 readiness at Litch
Geld, Waterbury, and New Haven, to convey
passengers to any place off the route.
Inquire in New Haven at the Old Stage
House, opposite the Tontine. and at Litch6eld
of 0. Wadhams, Agent. Fare from New
York to Litchfeld SO 90.
JOHN w. HARRIS g. co.
Naugotuc, Oct. 1. II Proprietors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
NOTICE.

TINE Hon. Court of Probate within and
l. for the District OF Norfolk has limited
and allowed six months from the Gate hereof
for the creditors Of the estate Of
LOUISA PETTIBONE,
late Of Norfolk, 10 said district, deceased, in
which to present their claims against said es-
tstssto the subscriber, administrator with the
will annexed thereon. All claims not present.
ed within said time will be debarred recove-
~. HALSEY STEVENS,
Administrator ,rith the uiu annered.
Norfolk. Jan. l6, 1885. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

At Court Of Probate holden at Canaan, ,oith.
IN and for the District Of Sharon, on the 18th
day Of January, A. ID. 1856
Present. VIM. M. Burial, Esq Judge.
Upon the petition of Elisha Sterling, ESQ.
~ Of Salisbury. in the county of Litchfeld,
shelving to this Court that he is guardian Of
Henry Chaplin, of Salisbury, within said dis
trict. minor; that said minor is the owner of
real estate situated in said Salisbury. in said
dstriet. viz: all the land and buildings distr-
buted to said minor in the distribution of the
estate Of his late father Abel Chaplin, deceas-
ed; and for particular description of said
property, reference 10 had to the distribution
Of said Abiel Chapia's estate 90 the probate
records in said probate district, and the estate
OF said minor is valued at about two hundred
and fifty dollars; and that it would be for the
interest Of said minor to have said estate sold
and the avais thereof applied as the law di.
rscts, aud praying for liberty TO sell said pro.
perty for the purposes aforesaid, as per reti
ton on file.
II Is ordered by this court, that said guardian
give notice Of said application, by causing the
same to be published ia one of the new spa pers
printed in Litch6eld, in the county Of Litch-
field, three weeks successfully, at least six
weeks before the hearing and that said petit
ton will be heard at the Probate Office in said
district on the last Monday Of March next, a,
10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from Record.
81 VIM. p. BURIAL, Clerk,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
NOTICE..

nN application of Levi Catlin and Jacob
" Moss. trustees Of certain estate. real and
personal, assigned to them by LEVI Moss, Of
Litch6eld. in Litchfield probate district. for
the benefit of all his creditors, this Court doth
assign the fourth day of February next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at the probate Office
10 L'tchheId, for the appointment Of Commits
sloners to examine and adjust the claims Of
the creditors Of the said Levi Moss. agreeably
to the statute in such case provided {; and said
trustees are directed to publish this order in
newspaper printed in Litch6eld, and tn post
up copy thereof on the public signpost 10 said
town nearest the residence Of said Moss, that
all persons interested may. If they see cause,
attend and be heard relative to such appoint
ment. The above is true copy of record.
FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
Judge o. said Court.
Litehfeid, Jan. 10. 1886. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

As q Coart Of Probate holden at Canaan, with-
in and for the District Of Sharon. on the 1sth
day 81 January. n. ID. 1886:
Present. VIM. M. Burial, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of Frederick A. Ster-
~ ling, ESQ. Of Salisbury. in the county Of
Litchfeid, shelving to this Court, that he is
guardian OF Elisha s. Chaplin and Harriet A.
Chaplin, both of Salisbury, within said district,
minors; that said minors are the owners Of
real estate situated in said Salisbury, 10 said
district. viz: all the land and buildings distri.
buted to said minors in the distribution of The
estate of their late father Abiel Chapin. de-.
ceased; and for particular description Of said
property reference is made to the distrbution
Of said Chapin's estate on the probate records
in said probate district, and that said estate Of
said minors is valued at about Eve hundred
dollars; and that it would be for the interes,
Of said minors to have said estate sold, and the
Rvails thereof applied as the law directs, and
praying for liberty to sell said property for
the purposes aforesaid, as per petition on Gle.
II % ordered BY this Court, that said guardi-
On give notice OF said application, BY causing
the same to be published in one of the news.
papers printed in LitchReld, in the county oil
Litch6eld. three weeks successfully, at least
six weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition win be heard at the Probate Office ia
said district on the last Monday Of March next
at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon.
Certified from Record.
- WIZ. p. BuRRALL, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

ROOTS AND SHOES.
T.. A. LORD
Has just received full assortment OF, first rate
Boots and Shoes. made in Boston expressly
for the retail trade, comprising the following:
4 R0 Pairs mems Cow hide BOOTEES
AOO IS do. Ladies Kid Slippers
200 pair mems and womcn's Rubber Shoes
$50 t" ladies' spring heeled Cloth Slippers
SO " cheap Kid r. r. Slippers
so d" French Morocco Slippers
80 Ladies' Kid Slippers
100 " Cloth Slippers
500 {" Pegged Seal Walking Shoes
80 " mems Calf-skin Shoes
25 " mems black Seal-skin Slippers
IS {" mems Cowhide Shoes
so mems Cowhide Boots
SO " boys do. do.
so g. mems pegged CaIf-skin Boots
SO " do. sewed do. do.
100 &" chidren's Morocco Boots
so " do. pegged seaI.skin Boots
SO % do. Pumps
SO doz. Leather Preservatives
SO pair women's Leather Boots
so - misses do. do.
so " Village lace leather Walking Shoes
so " child's do. do. do. do.
Litchfeid, Dec. 8. @S
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
NeW-England Farmer


THIS is a weekly paper, devoted to Agri-
4 culture, Horticulture & Rural Economy.
1t is conducted by Thomas G. F'essenden, as
sisted by various agricultural writer's, and by
the observations Of many Of the best practical
cutivators in the United States. 1t is printed
with new type on good paper in a quartO
form, PACED, making a volume of 4l6 pages
annually, to which a title page and index are
furnished gratis.
This journal has been published Is years..
during which time unremitting exertOns have
been made to make it acceptable and useful to
the farmer ard gardener.
AT the end Of each year the numbers can he
bound. and constitute a valuable work. being
worth their subscription price as book ofre-
ference. GA weekly report Of the sales at
Brighton. the state Of the markets. crops, Sc.
and occasional drawings of agricultural imple--
mrnts, sc. are given in this Journal.
The N. E. Farmer is published every We'd.
nesday at $3.50 per annum. payable upon re-
ception of the first number. New subscribers
rent volume.
Postmast-rs and others who may be dispo-
sed to act as agents, will please t" retain 10,
per cent Of the moneys which they may re-
ceise for subscriptions.
GEORGE q. BARRETT, Publisher.
Boston. yaa 1886. So.
At Court of Probate holden at NeW Mil ford,
,eithin and for the District Of Ne,o Milford,
January IL, 1886:
Present., Perra Smith. Judge.
II STATE of ELI STARR. late Of said New
~ Milford, deceased. The administrator
represents the estate to be insolvent, and Prays.
the appointment Of mmissioners thereon
And thereupon it is ordered, that Commits
si"ners TO receive, examine, adjust and allow
the claims Of the creditors Of said deceased'be
appointed at the Probate Office 10 said New
Milford, on the soth day of January, 1885, at
O'Clock in the forenoon. And that all per-
sons interested 10 said estate may be notified
Of the same, the administrator is directed to-
cause this order to be published in a newspa-
per printed in Litchfeld, two weeks in sue
cessi"n. previous to the said SOth day of Jan.
1885. and post copy of the same on the pub
lie signpost in said New Milford nearest the.
last residence Of the said deceased.
Certified from Record.
SO PERRY Smith. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
WANTED,

1.-TWO BOYS, of about IS years Of age, to
learn the Printing Business in an estab-
Iishment in New-Haven. Application may be
made at this Office as TO terms and uualiica-
fiOns, W Dec. IL.