davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
81 MuEL iPEIRCE,
ELIJAH EYInn

an persons IN arrears wih s PIERCE for debs contracted
N me years Is36.-37, and '3S together win ,b. Ia,
INN q feirce * ylor, the preen, wear are Respectfully
% can at the old stand Of the subscriber i, Rich
70 ssite theIr respective accounts on or any
0eiofe Inc 10Th Of month"; either By cash :, a.
iaose who owe for goods purchased in the tb,c.
e1Ihs years, and who comply with 20 ,e.sa
Die request will, after that time be doe,n.a - ,H
o Pofioa Oh payment 10 rInous extent cooseo,,.,I
80. VIII De cornpeId 10 such a tnanner
viii De dissgreable both partie. tn. as
mat those who have heretofore oatronized b;
shoe 70 GO Sd, and. together such az NAV har..r
'eeolhe ms Customers they may assured tha, b -
ana WIZ fully appreciate their particular favors
December 25th, 1899
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
BE Punctual.

nEo hof'RiSooN, would respectfully inform
~ MS customers, that the Is
ne sna expert their to settle notes and a~ror,,
'"ous iai4. Ana ne would further observe thar Tn.
tunes are s1cH mat they VIII admit his rivn 10
ger stnae man the end Of The II ampor,en, .
me pros PeFity OF hI= business. that should BE no,.
N MS sIngs and Ia be All iur
nun 10 give more than years credit He con6d.,,I
'ef his customers viii the importance Of the aboT
call. and prepare themselves 0 act in acso,d,,r.
Richmond. 18th 25sh, 1899 st,t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

49, tif'',if rs SAiE.-By virtue OF sr,,l,,, -.
- % me directed, iom the Wayne Crcut Con, : .,
1919 al l'!ic SAFE at The Court House door :, ~ -
u 'eh"eVi"a Wayne county, la, on tho I.,, - Wv"
'"Idy next between the hours 0 10 O'Clock :. - -
eioch p m on said day. all the ,Ilo,y;,g - " d
''ti'et lsiS and being in said county: "a -, -
+ -'i' - t'9 s'lil west quarter of sect;o,
7''P 'i'ifIceh range one, west containin, Glib, 80
~. ~ a the nppnrtenaEces thereuoo h.Io,ri..
1h'-i sft 81 the northwest, quarter of sar,,o, ,oS
'''7l'P Iiisteeh rango one, west and ho,.,to, =
- ~ beginning fifty poles west Of tho cao,a -
I ~" '"e'y three, and running thence wca, ,,ra,
- ''os iiFh 10 ~ five poles eial:ee, 1i,ks ,l
- ''e f'+@*' ilehce south thirteen pole. and ea,
'H''9e west nifty poles. thence south t,irt,,
~ .7 P'''ee Oh heSianIng; containing ten acres -
eAt- Scfe7, more or les, boinded ,s tollo,,se.
- al the south east Of the
80 " s'eti'a t1trY-hvc township ,birteen 80 -
- ''e Pi,,s'i'ai meridian line drawn ro,, III. -
ca -'ii5nI River, running thence north o,a -.
'ea 'iha sixty poles. thence west "i"
~ az ''fed an! sixty poles, thence ca ., .cve,
10 belonging 'i'i''i''ilices thereun-
Ai'o-'",'' numbered three. four, eight and C,-,,;
:. ia .a... ~ ''e p'at OF the town New Bosio, !,
with all the appIrtenances the ,e,,.o "
S7'-,i ne following parcel tract Of o,d =, 49,
! Ne" boston, IN said county: to wit I.,,,,sia
'I'aSe7t corner OF Iacfariah Stanley,s bo,se re-
ny ee'' thehcs south eight poles, thence en- :, f,r,,
~ "of'h eis1t poles, 10 the place Of bspin,i,, -
siahces thercunto belonging :-toka, ,s ~ -
HIHan Russey Jun, John /. Russey ,,J ty.i,t
y' seh' 70 saiisfy executions IN ayor of The ~
ucAfnas'eE, Griffin Il Luckey, and others no -
December 2sth 1879 - iN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
GOTH CONGRESS.
From the National Intslligencer.
MONDAY. December IT.: 1883.
In senate.

In senate.
massage was received from the PRESIDENT u
the United States e,,o; as the
The CHAIR announced 'ne ioo5
Standing Committees:
On FOREIGN Relations -Messrs buchanah'
CLAW of Kentucky, Roane, Allen, Brown.
q, Efuances-Messrs, Wright, Benton, Hub
bard, Nicholas, Webster.
On Commerce.-Messrs. King, DAVIS Rugg'es'
Mouton, Norvel. p.o.
ton, Buchanan, Allen, Knight.
n, observation-disclosures, Mouton, spence,
Linn. Brown, Smith, of Connecticut.
On MILITARY Afairs.-Messrs Benton, Pfeston'
Wall, Pierce, Nicholas.
On the Militia.-Messrs. Clay, OF AiaOatha'
Smith, of Indiana. Phelps, ui'om, apo"
On Naral Afairs.-Messrs. ""iiaiiiS' 0ou'N-
ard. Cuthber, Strange, IaPpan.
D., Public Lands-Messrs. Walker, Fulton
CLAW. Of Alabama, Prentss, Norvci.
ON Pirate Land Claims.-Mcssrs Linn' Sc
xier CLAYTON, Mouton, Belts.
ressee. Sewer, Linn, White, OF Indiana, fhe.Ps
ON Claims, -Messrs. Hubbard, Young Mer-
rick Williams, Bette.
Connectlcut, White, of Tennessee, hhigh'' o-i'
tenden, Robinson w, T,Io,,o,
On the Judciary-Messrs. wall, olay lou
STRANGE, Cri,tenden, Smith OF Indiana. ,
On The Post office and Post Roads.-Messrs
Robirson, Lumpkln, Knight, Fulton, henderson
On Roads and Canals-Messrs Young fhe'PS
Henderson. Spencer, Smith, OF Indiana. nm.
In Peagions.-Messrs. Pierce, Prentiss, White
Roane, Belts. NJ, ,,r
For the District Of Columbia Messrs, Mef
tick Cr,,,enden, Lumpkin. Southland, CLAYTON
IN PATENTS and the Patent OtIce.-Messrs
Strange, Davis, Pr, Miss, Robinson, Spence
On the Contingent Fund Of the Senate
Messrs. Knight, Fulton, Lumpkin.
Ia Enrolled BHs-Messrs. Smith, OF Indiana
Henderson, Phelps.
Tbe Senate went into the consideration OF Tx
ecutiye business, and then adjourned.
~,rresnondence of the Baltimore Chronicle
WAsuINCToN, Tuesday, I
December II, 1889 }
House of Representatives.
Within half an hour after closed my letter
Yesterday. containing the results OF the teh'f
Vote on the election OF Speaker, the House sue
ceedej in its leventh trial 10 choose us Pfesf
Az ,f;cer The result of the eleventh vote
~ .s-s,,RlRERI n. I. llCAlER, OF slr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

When the result was announced by the teller
the galleries gave vent to their gratItied feeling
in uncontrolled burst of applause.
The CHAIRMAN, then, in formal and yer,
impressive manner, repeated the result, and pro
nounced the Honorable ROBERT NJ. T. HuNrEI
elected SPEAKER of the House of Representa-
tives
Messrs LAWRENCE and BANKS led the Speaker
to the Clerks desk, aud Mr.. WILLIAMS of North
Carolina, the oldest member of the House) ad-
mnstered the oath.
The SPEAKER then took the Chair, Mr. Ad-
ans, whose manner through out the whole scene
was admirable, making n most graceful abdica-
ton.
Mr.. HUNTER, to whom the result of the last
vote was quite unexpected, was evidently labor
ing under great emotion on taking the Chair
Mr.. WISE seeing this, with considerable
gard, then and said-.'Mr. Speaker. out of
kindness for the Chair, move this House do
ADJOURN The motion being carried
the House adjourned.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
To-day at the regular hour. the SPEAKER +
took the chair, and having called the House 10 or
der. proceeded to make the customary acknowI-
edgment for his elevation to that high station. in
speech particularly happy for lis modesty, dig ,
nifty, ease and graceful eocution. He assured +
the House that he felt fully the honor conferred ,
on him, moi from any personal merits, but from
the Independent position he occupied among tne r.
Representatives of the People. Bearing this in r
mind, he would display better evidence of his Il
sense OF Obligation than mere thankful express ~
sions. by strenuous efforts to discharge his re- =.
sponsible duties with mpartiality, firmness and
promptness. He would act, not like the Speaker
of Party, but the Speaker of the House of Rep h.
resentatives. Sustaining his views Of the great n,
principles involved in the question now before II
the Country, he would endeavor as far as Law in u,
his power to support the interests of every part =,
Of this great confederacv. Assembled as thew 70
were, Great Inquest of the Nation TO dis At
charge their high functions 10 make all necessa NJ
~ retrenchments. and preserve all the joint rela
tIons of the country. without violating the copst mo
tutor, was for him TO facilitate them in these
important duties. Impressed as The was with a.
sense OF his inexperience. and The difficulties at o
lending his new and untred station he threw ~
himself upon the indulgence and iberaIity of the I
House, TO support him his future conduc, Nc,
Aware, too, of the dfic ultY partv-spr, always :,
inds in keeping itself under the due restrain, of
arlimentary rules. he felt assured that the can n
id and honest of all parties would lend him Their
id in smoothing down party asperities. aod in gu T.,
reserving the dignity and decorum of that body m
lie concluded with repeating his thanks for the -
gh favor conferred him, and his heartfelt de- re
re, that their councils would rebound 10 their vs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
Dissolution of Partnership

VIZ partnership heretofore existing betwee, III. s,h
sefihefs and known by the name ofPierce & Tvlor i,
'''.s gay dissolved by mutual consent 49, =
q the late trim vii be settled. and all i,s
1I'iHs aSaIhsi the said firm Will be paid Jy \ PEE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

Eobert M. y. Hahtef
Zadoc Casey
Francis w. Pickens
Charles q. Atherton
Thomas Davee
Francis Thomas
Tilgham A. Howard
Linn Boyd
Dixon III. Lewis
David A. Starkweather
Nathan Clifford
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
THE AFFAIR IN FASHIONABLE LIFE i.

F.om the Ohio Freeman
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13

the same appreciation from our consfisuenls which
you have been pleased % extend to me- And rest -
suEed gentlemen, that wherever yon GO OF whatever
may oe your lot, my best WISHES accompany yOn."
On the Senate, and request their attendance in The
HOUSE, to close the session. The Senate having Ia
ken their places in the House, the Governor entered
and administered the oath Of Office TO ti0se present
who had been appointed Judges Justices, &C. After
prayer by Rev. d.. Halves. Governor Ellsworth wish
ed :he members sale return to their families and
the Assembly was adjourned without day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13

AT a Court Of Probate holden al Ldfchfeld, NTH
In and for the district Of LitcaG field, on the sob
dsyef May, 1880:
Present, Phinehas Miner. Esq. Judge.
THIS Court doth direct the administrator
IL on the estate of WILLIAM TRAFToRD, late
Of Cornwall, in said district, deceased, repre-
scented insolvenf, TO give notice 10 all persons
interested in the estate of said deceased, to
appear or they see cause) before the Court
Of Probate, 10 be holden nj the probate Office
in said Litchfeld. on the 10Th day Of June,
1889. at one o'clock in the afternoon, 10 be
heard relative TO the appointment Of Commis-
sioners on said estate. by posting said order
of notice on public signpost in said town of
Cornwall. and by advertising the same in a
newspaper published in Litchfield two weeks
successfully. Certified from Record.
! PHREHAs MINER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13
NOTICE.

gTyHE Court Of Probate for the District Of
u Litchfieid hath assigned the 18th day Of
June instant, nt nine o'clock in the forenoon.
at the probate Office in said district. for the
examination and settlement Of the admins
iratioD account Of the subscriber. administra-
tor upon the estate Of ROCKS CooKE. late Of
snid Litchfield, deceased ; nc which time and
place all persons Interested win (if they SEQ
cause) attend before said Court and be heard
in the premises.
4oNAEIlAx DuEE. Admin'r.
LisclfeH, June 3. leao.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13
Conservafor's Sale.

NOTICE is given, that the REAL ESTATE
In belonging 10 LUCY CAMP, of Norfolk,
will DC sold by order of the County Court for
Litchfield county, either at public or private
sale, on the first Monday OF July next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises
The Land and Buildings are situated about
one and q half miles south of the meeting
house 10 Norfolk. and is a part of the farm
formerly owned and occupied by Levi Camp
late Of said Norfolk, deceased.
Amos PETT1BoNE, Conserrutor.
Norfolk, June 8, 1889. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13
NOTICE.

TEvHE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
Il trict Of Litchfield has limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof for the
creditors Of the estate Of Erwin NJ. PIcKErr.
late of Knoxville, Tenn. deceased, to present
their claims 10 the undersigned for settle
ment. All demands not presented within
that time will be deharred a recovery.
RUFUs PIcKErT, Administrator.
Liichfeld, MAJ 80. 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13

H1- A meeting Of the citizens OF this village and
town viii be held at the County House on Monday
evening next OF o'clock, to make arrangements for
celebrating the approaching anniversary Of our Ma.
tional Independents. june IS.
NOTICE THE SLIPS IN the Meskodist Epis-
IN copal Church will be rented for one year, on Sat
urday the 18th inst. ut 8 O'Clock p. M.
Lifckfeld June Is, 1889. H
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13

District Of Sharon, IS. Canaan, May %, 1880.
THE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
Il district Of Sharon, has limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof, for
the creditors of the estate of ROBERT H. BA-
KER, late Of Canaan, in said district, deceas-
ed, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit
their claims thereto; and has appointed
Eliphalet Whittlesey and William q. Ster.
ling, Esqrs., both Of Salisbury, in said dis.
trict, Commissioners to receive and examine
said claims. Certified by
EDMUND BEEpEN, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the Inn of Charles Lewis, in North
Canaan, on the first Monday of July next
and on the second Monday Of October next,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said
days, for the purpose ofattcnding on the bu.
siness of said appointment. M
EI1PHAIEr WHIrTLEsEY, Commits.
WILLIAM G. STERLING, sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make immediate paymentto
2 BENAJAH DOUGLAS, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13

sN1tSce % Elra.sere.
cradle &Wheelx ganufac&orv.
THE subscribers has located himself one,
mile and N,half west Of the Court Hon,
on Harris Plain. so called, where he has on
hand GRAM CRApLEs, with scythes or with.
out Also, Wool Wheels and Reels. On hand.
a few dozen Patent Wheel Heads, with cast
steel Spindless made at the old factory at
Skeneaielas, N. Y. warranted first rate ar.
ucle. " Repairing. done as usual
ELIAS BISSELL.
Liiclfeld, june G. 1880. 3m&r
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13

MARRIED,
In this town, Milton So.) on the 26th 0lt. Mr.. Ho-
race Seelye to Miss Harriet RockyfeIlow.
In Orange, MIR. s. Dawson, Of Plymouth, to Miss
Elizabeth Allen. WIN
DIED,
In Vernon, N. Y. Mr.. Russell Goodwin, agcd -,
In North Canaan, May %, Homer r. Gilctt, aged
years; also, Slss, Fanny =: Gllett, aged Syears;
Of canker rash, and children Of Col Serene B. Glet..
Thus in one short week has death deprived this fami
ly of it's three youngest members.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13
PUBLIC AUCTION

PY virtue of an order of the Court of Pro-
-D bate for the district of New. Milford, will
be sold at Public Auction, on the LIST day Of
July, 1889, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, on
theSpremises, unless previously disposed of at
private sale, so much of the Real Estate of
lcHABoD Cole, late Of said New Milford, de.
ceased. as will pay the sum Of one hundred
fourteen dollars and forty five cents.
ITHAMAR CoLE, A..
Lucy Cole, 70
Neto-M Milford, June 10, 1885, ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13
South Farms, June Z, 1889.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
TEyEIE subscribers gratefully acknowledge visit
Il from large number Of the young indies In War
rem on Wednesday the 18th Of last monlh and anoth.
or from a still larger number Of older persons, both
gentlemen and ladies' on Friday Of the same week
as token Of their Characteristic regard for their pas
TOR and his family. They came NOT empty handed,
nor were the ladies idle during The friendly Interview
May tho Gver Of every good gift make oil grace O..
bound toward them; that they, always having alrsuf
fciency in all things, may abound TO every good
work" May they find it "morc blessed to give than
GOOD be theirs. HARLEY GOODWIN,
MARIA l.. GOODWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13
NOVICE.

DY order Of tho Court Of Probate for the
ID Districts of Litciield. will be sold ut
public auction, all the Personal Property be-
longing TO the estate of JOHN HAMILTON. Infe
Of Goshen, in said district. deceased, which
has not been set off by said Court to the Wi
dow Of said deceased, on Tuesday the 9th Of
July, 1889. at 2 O'Clock P. n. at the late resi-
dence Of said deceased. ~
julius BEAcE, Admin.
Goshen, Jstne 3, 1889. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13

SSSe~AAG A91A &A030s
N Office IS hereby given to the stockhOld-
IL ers OF the Housafonic Rail Road Com
Pany that meeting Of the stockholders of
said company will be held at the town ho,,se
in New Milford, on the 18th day of Junc. Ie39.
at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon, to take into CON.
sideration the general interests of the com.
Pany, and the acceptance Of the amendments
to the charter of said company passed at the
late session ofthe General Assembly, entitled
An Act TO aid the Housatonic Rail Road CO.
It is hoped that the stockholders will give
full meeting. and that if possible every
member of the company will attend.
By order of the Board of Directors.
VIZ. H. NoBLE, Secretary.
bridgeport, jane 8, 1889.
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL Sheep Skins, and Shipping Ears,
BY CHURCH g. AGARD.
W0lcottrille, June Is. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13

CARD.
TTlHE undersigned desire publicly to present their
l. grateful acknowledgements to the people Of South
Farms Society tor their pleasant visit on Thursday
last, and for their generous donations IN articles 81
food, clothing, &c-praying that az they have thus
administered to the temporal wants Of their present
officiating pastor and wife, they may receive from the
Great Head Of the church such supplies Of spiritual
food and clothing as will render them useful and hap
py while they i've and secure for them an abundant
entrance into his everlasting kingdom.
RICHARD WOODRUFF,
MARIA L. WOODRUFF.
South Earaa .Iune Z. 1880. 800
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELn. JUNE la. 1880.

THE LEGISLATURES adjourned ON Friday afternoon
.NStl ater protracted session OF hive weeks and
mail. We expected this week to publish the full ac-
count OF the proceedings the close Of the session. as
well as the captions Of the acts, but our narrow limits
compel US to omit the latter.
Will be seen by reference to the published report
that the locos attempted to throw al Of OBJ
s,ructions in the way of an early adiournment On
me Mlddlesex Justice Bill, they had the yeas and
nays called in day sSEsssR tes, each time consul
renee Of the choice Of Senator in Congress and a
Judge OF the Superior Court gave to the session more
importance than expected to assume, and also
tended t9 ;ts proongaon the Jeryis case came
WI be seen that CALVIN BUTLER, Esq is nppoin-
tea Judge OF the County Court for this county place
q J!oge STERLINa. who we understand declined con-
tln1ng IN the Office with the inadequate salary at
tached to It, We are sorry that this should have SO
happened for Judge Sterling. during the short period
ne nelq !he oice infused into an energy and dec-
SION winch tor long time i had not possessed We
trust Mr. Butler will equally energetic and thorough
sort Of tracas occurred just previous TO the clo
sing q the legsture as we learn BY some Of the mem
Of the N. E. Review. Eseems that Mr.. Clark, upon
the presentation Of the Jarvis report, made some re-
marks in reply to Mr.. Brownell bearing rather severe
mentng upon i. cast upon Mr. Clark he most oppro-
brous and ibelous epithe,s, and even charged upon
him corruption in being the SHRED advocate" Of Mrs
him while IL rs place in the House. he s Immediately
rose and said tina: the House might take what order
il pleased upon the subject. but as for him, he was
abe to defend himself He left, sought and found Mr.
he clenched the proboscis of the aforesaid Green,
gave i good wrnging, and went back to his seat in
the House, the whole time occupied being not over
Clark, soon after the adjournment Of the House, was
arrested and after an Investigation bound TO the
County Court for trial. The parties are both Whgs-
code Of laws or her mode q @
do think that in this case the editor got just about
Uhet he deserved, Mr.. Clark is hgh-epirited fellow,
and has little ncture Of southern blood having we
understand been once Mayor Of Richmond, Va.
ViRGlNrA-Good az could be erpected.-The r. Wing
and Compiler both publish tabular statements Of the
recent elections in the entire State We have not
room for the whole The following embraces the re-.
cGpitulaton, by which it will be seen that the Wings,
and one half the conservatives united. will have
clear majority on joint ballot
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13
NEW GOODS,
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap +!

TUST received at their store in North Main
- Street, as good an assortment Of GOODS
1--WE venture to say) as can be found in the
county, which shalt be sold on reasonable
tel ms. Among their stock will be found the
cheapest and best assortment of Broddcloths,
CGssimeres and SGttinets, ever offered in this
market black, blue-black and fancy Silks,
Of almost every description Mouscline De
LANES of various qualities, from % Cd to S.;
Printed Jaconets and Muslins Of good quality
at low prices; Umbrellas, Parasois, Hosiery,
Gloves, Fancy IIandk'fs, Scarfs, &c. &c.
Avs Pieces OF PRINTS,
Of various prices heetings-- Shirtings,
Hardware, Cs'Ocke1y,
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, &c. &c.
Also-An assortment Of Chairs. from
the mandatory Of Hitchcock e. Alyord, that
are to be- sold at Factory prices.
p We are also manufacturing GILT
BUTTONS Of every description, which
we will sell on the best Of terms for cash or
approved credit.
WADHAMS, WEBSTER & co.
Wolcottville, May 30, 1889. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13
Potatoes for sale,
May 30. by JesEPH ADAMS.
PROBATE SALE.

TN pursuance of an order from the ofCourt
Il Probate for the District of Litchfeld. will
be sold at public auction, (unless previously
disposed Of at private sale,) 30 much Of the
Real Estate of ALEXANDER HAMmToN, for.
merly Of Goshen, in said district, lute Of the
state Of Ohio, deceased, as will raise the sum
Of @069 10, with incidental charges of sale,
on Tuesday the 9th day Of July, 1850. Sale
ing house of widow Mylo Hamilton. in said
Goshen. EZRA A. FooT, Admir-.
Goshen, June 8, 1889. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13

AT Court IF Probate holden at Litchfeld, soith.
in and for the District of Litchfeld, on the
10h day Of June, A. ID. 1880:
Present, PhinehGs Miner, Esq. Judge
I'm motion Of the executors of the last will
~ and testament of LuMAN OvrATT, late of
Goshen, in said district. deceased, this court
doth appoint the 22d day of June inst. at 10
o'clock A. M. at the probate office in Litch-
field, for the examination and settlement of
the administration account of said executors,
when and where all persons interested may
appear (ifthey see cause) and be heard touch.
ing the same !; and this court doth direct said
executors to give public notice thereof by
publishing a copy Of this order in newspa-
per printed in Litchiield two weeks success.
lively before said 22d day Of June, and by
posting the same on the signpost in said Go.
shen at least ten days before the time last a.
toresaid.- Certified from Record.
*2 Gro. G. WooDRUFF Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13

B. IN. Shea.aaaSyae informs his friends
and the customers Of the late firm that he has
purchased of his late partner his interest in
the firms of Smith & Sherman, New. York,
and Smith & Sherman, New. Haven, and in
tends continuing the same business in this
city in his own name.
Having during his recent absence in Eu-
rope made the necessary arrangements, he
will DO regularly supplied from England with
Cast Steel, bar Iron,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Hardware and Cutlery,
on the most favorable terms, and hopes with
q full stock Of Goods, at loio prices, to retain
the liberal patronage which has been extend
ed TO the late firm.
Nesc- Haren, June /, 1880.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-13
NOT'ICE.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the subscribers under the firm Of
Smith q. Sherman, New York, and Smith &
Sherman, New Haven, Is by mutual consent
dissolved. The business ofthe firms will be-
settled by B. M. Sherman.
r. NATHAN SMITH,
BENZ. III. SHERMAN.