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Ceraer of GsaFH and Gsartoa siretts,
Ia IA s 4 SER o

10 10 SASS Ele
h ESPEGTFJLLI informs MS friends that he has "a
this hous. and repaired il throughout, AM Turn
isned yle without regard trouble OF ex
ocas. with the comfort and ehce OIL
those favor him with taeir rom ms e1-
aad determination please he hopes 70 recslFe
share of s,e plIoc's patronage
RichrpoSd. November 18th, 1887. 45n
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Silver Ware TgaRarHGacsOE'y.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
TIM, he now prepared all kin IS OF 81
YER w RE, on notice. and handsome aad si5
s.anial Tha highest prise will Pad Al nj times
tol old gold mad silver J. e fLtG CoON.
Richmond. Nov. s. 1898
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EAEg ILEsI:GsG,

EAE.e 3IGEI
DE wM. 3 SMITH. respectfully ssiicits all tlose
~ leb..d him foF longer P.5nd tina, year -
III aa from those OF las. Aate will
b.. refused.
f-rnps-atirc a,cessity Ia. prompted :ais Dun, and
the h pes twill be punctua!.y .ttsaded 10.
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RIcHMoND PALLADIUM.

Printed nnd II biishcd every saturday by
HOLLOWAY s. b. w. DAVIS.
AZ the sontl west corner of Main and Front SIS.
RICHMOND, Wayne county, Indiana.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.

YFSIiE nroDretors of this article. psotfaceu
expensive research, bslieve they have obtained from
mel least caomel beneficial effects
upon system; article free fsom all substances
productive of s1s;eous consequences.
The action this nlai:n3 uson iha constitution, is uni
vsrsal part of the system escaping lis influences Ii
however, Upon the organs Of seefet1 and erection, that
us great powerls particularly manifested rom ts II
w DC 70 have direct ettact Gpol the otEg 7Scas
and be peculiarly adapted - the tloameat OF 5iosn
fcrers aal other Diseases IL hch ELty congestion
OF the hrcr aad portal cirtke prevail.
L. - adn1ssaoa III ali cases, wasre II Is necessary TO
cleanse stomach All bowels. Il obstruction
and qc ai healthy action Of the liver and 9TH
gandulaf OF abdomen. Being dflsibJa III
operations il produces free circulation vessels
the saT1cc of ihe BODY accompanied by gentle
spisato- 1t does exhaust Ike drastic parges still,
unireEsa and il may be Often repeated
merely with safety, but iii great beaeh This becomes
ndspsnaby necessary in cases Of long s;andias for IA
them intense temporary impressions made by strong me
cnss, seldom. il do good, but tend to uTc tae stan-
ItiscIeaa-ins aad purifying tn. syst-n in per-
harmony the knoy dt'ss "l its, an! is oadoah
elv. the valuable asc!cs ever oe."I .. p@i-
ii: trial ald in-psctio:.
TINS nsdicae may ba had a. ApotI-cz-.as' Hail. Man
st,ot door above J,a s;.sas a.iaaati: and also oil
the following agai.s il the STATE II Indiana.
Df. A oalts.--&Teeazba-sa Gecat4! es1tty.
De-. II. ,.a.tsss;--.,nisst !oan, Henty eoan,y.
d.. y. Ie,sis-Cias ~burge, Decatl- coonty.
DR.. l.. Pas,oa-Anle isIsl coaaty
Aiessr5. Pierce and Stewart Marion, Giant county
!, - giRe--f.aItvatro.'
H. T. Pe.cival & Co.-IIaftford, Dearborn county.
u. Il. Cart-r-Daas lie, Hendricks county.
L. w. Webstsf-STaa lofdsvie, Montgomery county.
Alexander Narpol:-Noble, Shelby county.
Mason & Criaith-Conne.sTiils, FayetIo county.
Thomas NorFow--dst. agent for Union, Fayeue and
Wayne.
] II. Wrgh,-M.ltoa, Wayne county.
DIR. S Proctsr-tiTaencastio, Putnam county.
J. & J. Bowen-i.odi, Park county.
Dr.. y. Fcld-JeffersoaviIle.
Lyon & WIlcox-E,yansriIia.
Allen Makepeace-t hesterfeld, Madison county.
For sale by BRIGurwELL, Richmond, la; also,
x IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
A. MILES,
Oae Of the propretoIs and GencraI Agent
CINcIxvATf Dec. IL, 1887. ~
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05
e e NOV 40

- l.. IRED:tbtJ, has remove his Tailoring shop =
one d,)r nor,, OF Main ! Pearl street where he il
te,as I, carry o., AtiotiNt. BUSIN ESS IL all its
various bra nchcs being thankful for past favors would
respectfully requesl c5isiAIancs OF the same
n b. lie agent Mr. divers improved patent
shoulder System for cutting garments.
Richmond. Nog. .tl, 1881. f3t
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05
ADVERTISEMENTS.
James G.. Ferguson,


House and Lot in salisbury For sale.
THE undersigned wishes sell his property Salisbury
consisting of LOT containing half good wo s'oy
frame house. will answer for families, stable,
well with pump and excellent water AZ tbs door,
the we'll fenced AMI the premises good repair 1t has
hsretoore been occupied s,1hd Terms vii be
a=oaable. JAMES l. llltrGiNS-
December 7th, 1898 ASH
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05

NEW ENGLAND COgC8 sfkSSf,
re vez-e.rtla4 ef srII,h I4s beo3Hnf -
rso. ssfs a7d e1T-aesavs reaasGg ersF Ht'e't e-J
r,EIrxz. coz CHS COLTS. ASH "a asA'
,xr.o.,rz~ f.-CCE "a. SPE KssNs- oH
~ con AND ALE. AFFECTIONS
OF THE LUNGS.
ppvpAPFD ONLY By THE soLE PPoFRlfIoR'
DA%IEL GODDARD. No. GOLD ST.
NETWORK.
IN preserving this vsefei remedy . tie rge tns IT,
Physician, tfor9 = bora toe
.s corslea;aiiy obzsned. 10 STATE, that Re hzs w. -
tr.sef ard m his extensive praetcs 10 Pulmonary 1se
,s.r~ yFith Astonishing effect The haFpy c1Tnsss -
y.-4tzbIe SUBSTANCES, of which u = enfe'f rehls;
49, regularly aGarsd diseases Of TIE Lungs i'ef sna
SsSz77ch-
,-opv3rar has no. single nssance in Sheh hos
in giving 4i-e FIR sh3cs u -
"a even in Eases approaching 70 consumption atesa
We bleeding al tung=. and where al o'her fefhe'e~
eeciaef and sztersng Success "a.
.r-udea rs use cpl1s which are seneFa.y 20
,e Of ob.sractsd Precipitation. viii ye3s u us
~h used n azthaaz hoafseness shS1.-
frr and saoness breath, gives irneetzte fe-.c Pr
rrr,u- tznqu rest ard sleep In 1honrfns cough =
1rhovt rival operates 5y gentle exPoctor@isoh go
nav be given o infants WIKI perfect sateiy
Woud adj, thai he IS eoass1'ss
te rur,ersgs of the yai1e and encsey -
remedy .sfe certificates Of hicA lie sees oh aa
ofdire-sors accompanying each sarfe Any P>'s~A As
Xviii be sure 10 recommend r again
fo- sa!-. by lAsir NED "a -
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1839-01-05
PARKER & GREEN.

Samuel. ~. PARKER, u taoa5sssf'is'i ~" ls4s
AMI ! " GREEN, Of Ric9aoae F" ayns 80 5.f -
ea..,s into co-par,acFship i1 tha sEal,Sa4s g.
sias.s IN ne Wayns Cj-cus Cosrt An So g ss-
.,s.sl win either ~ TsrsiEe tas Jotet Ma
~ f,e., -oa,in4ss al his old siatd next @"'' -
f,,k .A--e hs sill hop-s .scslFs h' .sssa,
he patfonag. As Master IN chAneasy ~ 81 6ssA
;sf oaths, take dispositions, acHao
re,-,gar.s. &c -z
July 4.a. 1888.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-26

the duties OF that station, besides plnIr.
much labor TO consolidation Of the III,
sion acts, and the passage Of a uniform NJ
To embrace the cases of all those "
should be deserving of this sort of lus,,.
from their country.
In ISIS, General Harrison was apno,,
ted by President Adams munster plep,n.
Tertiary 10 the Republic Of Colombia. II,
arrived at Bogota, and entered ON the an
ties Of his mission, but was presently re-.
called by General jackson.
Since his return from South America
he has lived retired upon his farm at Morn
Bend. Having never been rich, and has.
ing spent large part Of his property i,
the service Of his country, as a means a,
providing for those dependant upon hin
and Of supporting that PLAIN but ample hos.
pltallty IA which he has ever INDUCED. h,
accepted the office OF Clerk Of the Court,
for the county in which he resides. Il
the same way, and for similar reasons, ca.
President Monroe accepted the office and
discharged the duties Of a justice Of the
peace, respectable aud independent
course, waich the rich aud luNurous ma,
rdiculc but which no true republican ca.
fail to approve.
In 1885, without any previous conrer
or arrangement, and without the assistance
Of any party machinery, Gen. Harrison
was Unexpectedly brought forward as a
candidate for the Presidency, and notwl,A.
standing there were two other Opposihoa
candidates III the field, he received a large,
vote than the entire Opposition had bc,a
able to muster at either Of the plcylgu.
elections since that ot l-2-.
In every public station which he ha.
hitherto held whether as Territorial Dele
gate, Territorial Governor, Indian Com.
missioner, MAJOR General in the Arm,
Representatives in Congress, Senator A
Congress, or Foreign Minister, he b..
disc hargcd the duties Of 1t with dctcrmir
ed zca and untlriug industry and, mor
yet, with a patriotic sclEdcyotion and an In
lcN,ble honesty which, after all, are III.
best qualifications for public Office.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-26
Paper Cutting Mochine.-At the l.

Paper Cutting MGchine.-At the Loeb
Paper Mill, near Linlithgow, Scotland, ] an
improved cutting machine has been at work
these four months past, constructed and
fitted up by the enterprising genius of Mr..
John Brown, engineer, Anderson, GIas-
gov. 1t Is Of a very simple construction,
aud will certainly be great benefit to pa.
per manufacturers in cutting the sheets OF
a size 10 thu greatest nicely, without broke
pot paper $40 sheets per minute, or $50
ream per twelve hours; other sizes in pro.
portion. 1t has been examined by sever.
al gentlemen IN the paper trade, and con.
sidercd superior lnyentIon.- Glasgow
CourdR.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-26
March Of Observation-Disclosures

March IF Um5rellas.-Whon umbrellas
marched first into this quarter, blair
gowrlc,) they were sported only by the
minister and the laird, and were looked Up.
On by the common class Of people as q
perfect phenomenon, One day, Daniel
VI went to pay his rent to Colonel
VI Pherson, at Biairgowric House; when
about TO return, it came on a shower, and
the Colonel politely offered him the loan
Of an umbrella, which was politely and
proudly accepted Of, and Daniel, with his
head two or three inches higher than US
ual, marched of: Not long after he had
left, however, to the Colone's surprise. he
again sees Daniel posting towards him with
all possible haste, still o'ertopped BY his
cotton coaoPy (silk umbrellas were out Of
the question IN those days,) which he held
out, .alatlng him with" Iiac, haze, Cor.
mel this'II never do; there's no a door in
a my house that'Il take it in; my vera
barn-door wlnna tax IT in n'-GiaSgo,c
Cons!itatioauiia.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-26

DcGh from Corn stalk.-On Monday
last, mar SchuyIkill, Sixth aud Lombard
street, as lad II years of age, named
Pollock, was engaged in some active play
with other boys, in getting over a fence in a
hurry, he accdentIy fell upon a sharp, up.
right cornetalk, which entered his groin
and caused hls death in twenty -four hours
alter A more singular cause of death VIC
have seldom heard.-U. S. GQzeue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-26

The Legislature of Tennessee has pass.
ed preamble and resolution nominating
Martin Van Buren, for the Presidency, and
Gov. Polk for the Vice. Presidency.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-26

The aggregate Van Buren, majority in
the State Of Mississippi, Is now ascertained
TO b. al least 5000.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-26

Instead Of General Jackson's death.
winch was some time ago reported Ten.
nessce paper says he has gained ffiy
pounds IN flesh since the suspension Of the
United States Bank.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-26

Valuable Jree.-Col. Aaron Brigham
Of Marlborough, picked from one tree this
season, twenty-five barrels Of Baldwin ap.
pies, which he sold at his own door for SIS.
--Beltotos FdH w. Gdzeue.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-26

lHE BENcH-TuE BAR--rnr PRrss.-
~ thcse three words, SAYS some ono. con.
sis's The germ Of nations liberty. fthc
hrs' - pure and just, the second udcpcn-
dent and firm, and the third ficc and I'm.
'fanIncllcd, no people can ever be- per.
manentIy enslayed but If either the bench
or inc bar Try to control The press, thcv
Will find their own power shaken to tho
very centre.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05
THE WINGS TURNING DEMO
GRATIS

! Our readers NAV see from the. article
in to-day's Free Press taken from the
Free Trader, that Judge Turner is stri-
wing to impress the people with the idea
that he agrees with the Democratic party,
touching the bank and shinplaster estab.
lshme,ts of this state. We hope, how
ever, sensible people of neither party will
be gulled by any such awkward arti6ce.
he must be as poor Judge ofhuman ma
ture as he is reported to be of law, if he
seriously thinks the community believe
his clumsy professions. But this change
of faith is not confined to his honor. The
wings generally, seem to be adopting it
as a last resesort to practice with success
their political legerdemain upon us. Has
the Judge forgotten, or does he suppose
the people have forgotten, how readily he
granted an injunction against d certain
bank in Mississippi, when the Commits
sloners applied for power to stay the ruin
Gus and mldewing career Of that institu-
toni He objected to the PRAYER of ths
petitioners because it happened to be writ
ten on both sides Of the paper. Now we
object to the Honorable Judge, because
he appears on both sides of erery partyL
"You can't come it, Judge!'' HernGad0
Free Press.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05

The Mobile Courier, speaking OF
"Natiyc American Associations" gives
them the following correct opinlons:--
"Tfc odious characteristics Of party
have never exhibited themselves in !,
more intolerable and unjust shape, than
in what are called "Natiyc American
Societies." The object Of these soci-
cites is to diminish the rights Of the
poor emigrants who seek our shores,
and thus impede the tide Of foreign
population.
Most Of those who emmigrate hith-
or are INDECENT. and they come among
us to better their condition. In their
native land they are oppressed, they
have few friends that can extend to
them the usual demonstrations offriend-
ship. Labor, without wealth or COM
fort, is often their destiny. They rear
their families without the cheering and
heart Illuminating consolation that
their offspring may rise above the ne
cessity of incessant toll. Indeed, star
walton itsclfin all its manifold horrors,
often goads them from lands on which,
even in their misery, they look with af-
lection. These poor men arrive in
our country with ardent hopes man
thing in their breasts.
"We do not at present attempt to
reason on the impolicy or injustice of
these associations. They bear in-their
every feature these defects"
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05
TERMS.
TaE PlNEY WOODS PLANTER
Wa be pnblishsd euery Saturday

J, TorHILL and WIN. F. EIsELY.
The price will be FIVE DOLLARS per
annum if paid in advance, or Six Dolls.
II not paid until the end of the year.
All payments made wilhin.the first three
months will be considered as in advance.
No subscription received for less pc.
riod than twelve months; nor discontin-
ued until all ARE lrages are paid. A
failure to notify discontinuanee of the
paper will be considered as new en-.
gagement.
AID REFRESHMENTS
Win be charged at the rate Of OEx
DoLLAa for every ten lines or under, fot
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05
JOB WORK

mole, held by your Bank, fox
$l915, 46, due l0thinst.
fyou think proper to make The dis
count upon the principles OF an ordina,
ry business transaction, for the compen-
cation paid the Banks in all such cases,
you can have the proceeds of the bill
placed 10 my credit: but ifthe tfansac-
ton is considered as personal favor to
me, you will not discount the bill, as |
will ask no favor fiom the bank.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't:
X. J. WALKER.
The bill enclosed in the above
note was for the sum of S4I88 AZ, and
it was then discounted by the Bank,
and the proceeds $4,000 Ia, entered to
my credit at the time, with parl OF
which paid the note ofSl975 At, re-
lerred to in the letter, and on watch |
was security, and the balance of the
money, S2045 48, received in cash.
If then others have transacted business
with banks on the principle of"person-
al favors' no such charge can be made
against me- I borrowed their money
as would that Of an individual, incur
ring no other obligation in either case,
than to pay the principal and interest;
and the monstrous doctrine now being
advocated by many Of the bank wings
ofthis city, that every man who has
borrowed money from bank, must
support or conceal bank abuses, is to
say, that every bank debtor should con.
slider himself bovghtap by the banks.and
should close his eyes and seal his lips,
as to all their enormitics. Sush doc
trinc is alike adverse to every rule Of
morals, and to every principle Of hon
or, and only adds one more proof to the
accommodating evidence Of the corrupt
ing influences of the banking system.
Matches, Sept. Ie'h, 1889.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05

ABsuRDITY-To attempt to borrow mo-
ney on plea OF extreme poverty.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-05

the FIRST, aud Fiery Cas1s for every sub.
scqucnt insertion.--No advertise mem
will be inserted even once, for less than
TWO DOLLARS.
Persons sending adycrtiseme arc
requested to mark on them the number
Of times they desire them to be inserted,
otherwise they will be continued until
forbid, and accordingly charged.
A liberal deduction will be made 60
persons who advertise by the year
JOB WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
NEATLY AND EXPEDITioUSLY
EXECUTED
ALSO:
Justices and other BLANKts for sale al
this Office.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-09-26

AZ Court of Probate hoi5sa ~ LitcafeId. aOish-'
). ard for he Disfrief If Eitch6eld, on de l1kk
dav Of SER. 1850 4 Rhmebds MipW; Esq.
! Jndas of he Court Of Pyo6Gis for sod dis
friSt, being sinable to disehezgs ne duties q
his said Office. 81 yeesoK IF gillsisss Pysssnf,
Cdls;n Builes,' Esq yadgs n az Coays ef
/ PSobats for the Gayoining distria b Pt,monEA,
seho may BIZ lasr al, holding tks s1gse
0N moti6n Of The executor Of the last will
" asH Testament Of GxRAH EAMDoNs late,
of Eitchfeld,in tie district Of Eitchfield, de-
ceased, this court doth appoint the 9th day
Of October, 1850 at 10 o'clock IN the fore,
noon. al the Probate Once in LitchfeId, for
the examination and settlement fthe admin,
istrafion account Of said executor. when and.
where All persons interested may appear o.
thew zee cause.) and be beard touching said
accandt; and doth also direct said executor
~ give public n6tice Of this order by publisli.'
inc the same in newspaper printed IN Lick
field, and by posting the same on the sign
post ia Milton Society. ten days at least pre-
vious to said 9Th day Of October. s'
Certified from Record.
ll6' Gro. g. WOoDRurE. Clerk
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-09-26
DIR. RELFE's
O. Botanical Drops !
NOTICE

RS hereby given to the residents and nom
IL residents liable TO pay taxes for the east
part of Harwinton, that the subscriber will
meet them at the hotel Of John Scovel, on
Monday the 9Th OF October, for the purpose
Of receiving their highway and town takes
laid on the list Of 1883.
Lucrus w. DAVIS, Collector. I,
HcrsC;ston. Sept. nc, 1850. 16
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-09-26

as not % b tolerated; L sould b sconsod from d
tribunals ct cur free country. These people sonol
eng Isana an ssylqm e nslshncine s.sss;h e. so.
free and We are asked fFsi, 10 make them slnve
and then rive thsm up 10 the Spaniards; but we CO
only deliver up r1y. and before they can Be deli'
children are vslsed i sses 81 O 90 and tie whOl
nuInbef on which Lieut.. GedBey claimed salvAss
which had been ASSESSED at ons half the total San'
( were considered worth 81, 900. u b
j After very able and eloquent ahheal the leafHe
counsel was followed BY Mr. Staples Of New-Yo
who N an lmpaeeionsd strain, advocated the cause
with which Don Pedro Monsss, dared 70 come into
court q Justice IN onr tree country, and n coniraven
ten our treaty with Spain, to ask the delivery up
snese human beings, when ihe very act that ne oe
decree, have subjected him % forfeiture Of AL ni
| eooda end 70 lenRibened transportation 20 Mozam
4 nqne. and he would himself have become slave
The claim, said Mr.. BmpIes in this case. Il prepos
ferrous, end the crime we are called upon to Sanction
/ % punishable b. our law with DEATH
The plea on which the District Attorney asks 90
the Children u an anomalous hEst g p'
treated aasayes 10 order fhat they may be made tTet
but we have no right, said tle learned Advocate, q
detain them II durance one hour are as Tree q
glowing with ine sentiment he said. this was not
question of pT0pertyyeg 4 was but q Wee the inner
ent property IL liheFty not queslioD Ct bales anc
boxes; they were not dealing with such vulgar tEal
ing for that blessing which was lie itself This
49, csse ol lelony. and Ieony cannss coL.s! ~
80. ;, = es.s'
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.,s,n,. sgs 49,. 49, ~
;.i ~. - sssg !. 49, -. ~: 49, .il " -
- IN, " ~, ~ ,,,r
~. 80 80: aN;s !. ~ y. a.,.
" III !scS saoss ~. ~ sS "a ~
- 49, S.ass 49, slSW 49, ~ ~ ssasss ~
aws - aans ~ oense cMjIEsu - u =, - n
$3.50, ~ ..ss ~ w, .asbm, ~
49, ~ GnMen tasSg .lase ~ ~ IN; -
=. as.oS. coua. III =, c;n
- 49, Z: su " -. a.. 80. %r
TnstreI y y ~ 0nence asau y i. - M
~ N1aIss u one county nave notnlas " ~
-. - y an0.nex and an onence con..oI y. ~.
Az cOlnIy cahn9t ~ urea " png.e.
vessel sallng under the papers g an0sRer
z @ g treated 2. PET g ne =,
~ GounAy % whcn sne pelons.: Eng ~ s
eouIu not w me alleged oence III naa neeh ps.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-09-26

All a Court Of Probate Aolas9 II Litchesld, witk&
in and JoS ihe Districf ef Eitck ssM, on tie llfk
day Of september, 1889: Pkinehas Miner,
Esq. Judge 81 he Court cf Prcbdie fov sold
district. bsing Unable d disckargs dc aaifies qf
/ his said office, by redsc1 ef sickmfs5: Pgessnf.
Calvin B,aler, Esq. Jh4gS If tho Court ~
Probate for the aajoinsig district ef Plynsonsk,
!, scho may By las0 Gcs, holding ne sGisss
TINE executors Of the last will and tesla.
III ment Of AMBRosE C0IIINS, late Of Go
shen, in the district Of Litchheld, deceased,
REPRESENTED the estate of said deceased TO be
insolyeit, and prayed the appointment Of
commissioners thereon Wher6upon Il b or
dered, that commissioners be appointed on
said estate, on the, etR day Of October, 1884,
at 10 O'Clock, A. M. at the Probate Once in
Litchfield; and the said executions are direc-
ted to give public notice dfsaid order by pub
Fishing the same ia 4 Newspaper printed ia
said Litchfeld, three weeks snccessiVely be.
fore said 9Th day Or October, and BY posting
the same oniths public sign post in said Co.
shen. nearest the place where said deceased
last dwelty that alf persons interested may
appear az they see canses) and be heard re-
lative to said appointment. $
Certified from Record.
Is Gk6. G. W66DRUFT, Clerk.