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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-10-21

At a Court Of Probate holden at Norfolk, rith,n
and for the district of Norfolk, on The 26th day
IF Septsfnber, A. ID. 1871: @ 1 'ai "
Present. Michael +. Miais, Esq. Judge.
TNHlS Court doth direct the administrator
Il ON the estate of JAMES PECK, late of Nor
folk. in said district; deceased, represented to
be insolvent, TO give notice to all persons in
tercsted in the estate of said deceased, 10 APP
pear (if they see cause) before the Court Of
said district, on the 9TH day of November,
lS4l, at o'clock in the forenoon. to be heard
relative 10 the appointment Of Commission
ers on said estate, by posting said order Of
notice ON public signpost in said town of
Norfolk nearest the place where the deceas-
ed last dwelt, and by advertising the same in
u newspaper published in Litchfield.
Certified from Record.
10 MICHAEL f. MMLs, Judge.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

1.-THE subscriber has this day received from
4 the city large and splendid assortment
of Mems coarse Boots--do. Kip Boots-boys
Boets-men's coarse and kip Brogans-toge-
Their with full assortment of Small Shoes,
we'll adapted for the fall and winter trade.
Also, India RuLbers by the quantity.
P.S. Those intending to pay cash for any
of the above articles will do we'll to call and
see-and those that buy will do better.
SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfezd, Sept. 81. IL
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Geese Feathers.

RTVHr subscribers have made arrangements
/ to keep a constant supply Of first rate
article of Geese Feathers-selected
and packed with great care by ourselves IN
packages from 20 to so lbs; and will furnish
at all times any quantity from 20 TO 1000 IDS:
of quality they will warrant TO De as goOo
chased of equal quality in the state.
'''--o s. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester. le4l. ... ,....... ly17
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United States ROTEH,
sVesC.s7ZkIgf0a.6E. as1

&Sx ~->s M. CUSiMAN would
fa-t.,AsSs ~. inform his friends and
.s.,as. the public that he still contin-
fas sGa ues at this establishment, and,
ms asa grateful for the very liberal
- ~ patronage he has thus FAR re.
eeivcd, solicits continuance of the same.
His Hotel now offers additional induce
ments to the travelling public, as the Housa.
tonic Rail Road is completed, and running
daily trips each way from Bridgeport to New
Milford. Stages are running daily 10 and
ftem Litchfield and Sheffield, Mass. connect.
ing with the rail road, and there is also line
OF stages to Po'keepsie three times week.
Horses and carriages are also ia readiness at
es'e hotel to carry passengers TO any place
not on the stage routes. .5
AT present tho cars leave the depot at this
place at O'Clock A. NJ. for Bridgeport. con-
meeting with the Boat, and return to New
Milford Immediately ON the arrival of the
Boat from New York. ~
Near, Milford, MGrch 10. 4s
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Mofat's Vegetable life Medicines.

VTNHESE medicines are indebted for their name TO
Ill to their mai fest and sensible action IN purifying
the springs and channels Of lle and endulng theIn
with renewed tone aud vigor. In many hundred GER
tilted cases which have been made public, and IN al
most every species Of disease to which the hunan
frame is liable, the ppy effects Of Motdrs LDe rins
and Phonir Biters have been gratefully and publicly
acknowledged by the persons benefited; ana WHO WHO
were previously unacqnainted with me oeau'luy
philosophical principles upon which ahey are 1O'''
bounded, and upon " hch they consequently act -.
The Life MrdicineS recommend themseiVes III us
eases Of every form and description heir nrst ope
ration is to loosen from the coats OF Ihe s'on
bowels the va ruls impurities and crudIllesconstahty
eulng ar0und them; and to remove the narueneu
faces which collect in the c0nVoiutons o! me snes'
n,esss Other medicines Gny pas'h1 HSr GI1 a. 10
produce bitua cosIvenc"s, with all lts tram OF
or srdden darrhoa, with iss imminent dangers. Inns
fact is well known I" all regular anatons!s VINO 'o
mine the human bowels q fer death; and hence the
prejudice of those well informed men against quacN
me dcines--or medicines prepared and heraIIeu 70
the public by Ignorant persons Inc seGono eMes, ,hs
bladder and by this MEANS the liver and the lungs
the healthtul action Of which entirely depends upon
the regularity OF the urinary organs ne nIood, Wmcn
takes its red color from the agency OF the Ver ana te
lungs before passes into the heart being thus puri'
cd by them, and nourished by food coming from
clean stomach, freely through the veins re-
news every part OF the system, and trlumphant'y
mounts the banner of health in the blooming cheek
Moffats Vegetable Life Medicines have been thor.
onehIy tested, and pronounced sovereign remedy
Loss If Appe,;te Heartburn and Headache, Restless
ness, li.temper, Anxiety, Languor and Melancholy,
Costiveness, Darrhnn. Cholera, FeyeIs Of all kinds
Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsies Of all kinds, Gravel
Invetera,e Sores, scmbuic Eruptiens and Bad Com;
pexions, Erupiive Complaints, saI!oTw; Cloudy, and
other disagreeable Compilations, Salt Rheum, Eryslp-
elias, Common Colds and Influenza, and vayeus other
complaints which aflict the human frame. In Fever
and Ague, particularly, the Life Medicines have been
! most emnen,ly successful; SO much so, chat IN the
! " prescribe them.
Ali that Mr. Mofat requires Of his patient, is to be
particular in taking the Life Medicines strictly accor-
ding to the directions. 1t is not by newspaper mo-
tice, or By any thing that he himself may cay in their
favor that he hopes to gain credit 1t is clone by the
results of fair trial.
DrTFor sale at the Sign of Drugs and Medicines"
South street, Litchfeld, by C. J. KhBouRN.
December 10. ly2o
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New Clothing Establishment,

* ENTLEMEN wishing to save 20 per cent in
~ ordering their Clothing are requested to
calf at H. TYRREL'S Tailoring Establish.
naenf, in West street, four doors west of the
Court House. in the store formerly occupied,
by N. H. North &. Co., where they can have
Garments made in the neatest and most fash
ionabie style. of superior Goods, purchased.
for cash few days since in New York. ss'
II Superior Dress Goats, $l2 IL ",
f.. Wool dyed Black Coats. IA % ss u
II. Over Coats saisy.3 t1. -. ~ 70 ga.
Also, splendid assortment of CGssimeres
and Sattineis for pantaloons.
Tesiing of different qualities and styles. ''A
Gentlemen wishing to furnish their owns
goods can have them made and trimmed in
tile best manner. a' 3ifa ''"' ,sasta ~
10 Cutting done at the shortest notice.
II. T. returns his sincere thanks to these
who have patronized him heretofore and as
he has been to great expense to procure the
very best of workmen, and getting an insig htf
into the latest modes of cutting, hopes for a..
of their favors. - -uG
~ HENRY TYRREE. ,
LitchfelA, August 10. , :. lps
BLANKS for sale at this sRne. ''3
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Ladies Slips mt "a cts. a pair.
.H.'.' ..,a., W. h. ALSO, ~ avg .,'s.if H..c.l
Mems Seal and Kip Boots and Brogansy
Kid Slips, d Buskin Tics, N.,I ...
Children's Shoes, &c. &c.
.a.le- For sale, cheap. at uNu. .
May Ii. --agars A. p. p. CAMPS.
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IU IN B ~ R,

TINE subscriber has now a complete us.
Il sortment Of LUMBER, consisting of
Plank, Boards, Siding, Shingles, Lath, &C..
which will be sold at u small adpunce' from
cost. Persons wishing to purchase will Gull
at the Bail Road Office. ,re}s
.-.,......f'.. DANIEL MARSH
Nem- Milord, June "a. r.
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TVNHE Steamboat New-Haven, Capt. Joel
Il Stone, will leave New York, from the
foot of Beekman street, daily, Sundays ex-
cepted) at o'clock A. NJ. and arrive in New
Haven at about IL M. Returning, the above
boat will leave New Haven daily, Sundays
exceptedJ at p. M. and arrive in New-York
at about P. M. Freight taken at the Gus
tomary summer rates.
The proprietors of the above boat will not
be liable for any loss or damage TO goods a.
greed to be transported by them. occasioned
BY fire, storms, perils of the sea. or by any
other act, except gross negligence proved on
the part of said company, 10 greater amount
than t,centy dollars, unless special agreement
covering such risks is made ia writing; and
will not in any case be Fable for any loss
accustomed by any such risks, unless the con-
tents of the packages shipped shall be made
known to the said Company at the Time Of
shipment, and the same are specially speci-
fed and set down in the receipt given by the
company for the same.
N. B. All persons are forbid trusting any
one on account of the above boats, unless a
written order is presented signed by thei'
Agent. c. w. HlNMAN, Agent
Neao- Haren, May, lS4l. SO
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LITCHFlELD
MARBLE Mandatory.

VINE subscriber having removed his Marble
L. Establishment from I" first door north OF
the Bank" to Meado,O Street, (bailding for
merly occupied by R. s. Potter) would re-
specially inform the public that he is now
prepared, and will furnish TO order, all kinds
of GRAVE STONES
Of selected Marble from the various ConnectI-
cut. New-York and Massachusetts Quarries.
MONUMENTS,
the latest and best designs, executed in a neat
and workmanlike manner.
- JAMES G. PATTERSON.
LitchfeLd Hfay 20, lS41. 81
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ing in the Post Office al
Oct. J. ls4E.
Mrs. William M'Cressy
Chancellor Monroe {
f. Norton
Frederick Phelps
Ransom s. Potter ". .
John Pratt ,...
Calvin Read
John II, Richmond Q
Garry Richards
David B. Stanton
Harmon Selleck ....
Lucius c.. Stone
Topper d Wood
Raac Whitehead
Charles Wright
Miss Maria Woodwork
Josiah Woodwork
Phila nder Wheeler
VIM. II. Walton
Frederick Walton
v. L. GRAHAM, p. NJ.
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Last Of Letters remain
SALISBURY
Amos Ames
Mrs. Elizabeth Bushnell
Lucius +. Botsford
Edwin Brit,on lI
A. & w. A. Crowell
Newton Chapman t,.
Zebnlon Chaplin
Horace Cook
Timothy A. Chittendcn
Jeremiah Dexter
Noah Drake
Orson B. Eldridgs
Silas franklin
Elijah Foster tt &
Kirtla I'd Gray .s,
M. Hamlin .i....
Mrs. Sophia Hubben
Alexa nder Hins
Edward Harris,
Mrs. MARY s. Lee
VIM. H. Kelsey ....
10
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BOOTS, SHOES &cs
m TNHr subscriber has just re-
turned from N. York with
~Ha full assortment of fancy CO.
a. lored KIDS, such as gold
bronze, lilac, blue, ash, peach BLOSSOM dove
fawn, cockineal, wood, fleshs cheneT and
host of other fine things from the city-aIl of
which he is disposed 10 sell leetle cheaper
than heretofore.
liza full assortment of Gents Calf Boots.
Shoes, Pumps, and Slippers. Also, of ladies'
French kid, plain kid Slips, Buskins' and
Caters children's Shoes Of all kinds and
sizes. Those in want are invited TO call and
examine qualities and prices. oov
SAMUEL CLOCK.
I;fchfed jain l. 84E
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NOTICE.

NJ. L. GRAHAM, p. M.
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BLANKS for sale at tAis eGne,,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-12-13

The following extract from the last number Of
the Christian Waterman, will give the render an
idea OF the feeling entertained by the working
men OF Greut Britain toward the Established
Church. The incident occurred at Norwich:
W y Spectator.
A large body Of the clergy headed by the Lord
Lieutenant OF the county, had assembled to pro-
mote the interests of the Society foi the propaga-
ton OF the Gospel in foreign paris. The place of
meeting, being public hall, the working classes
were at liberty to enter, and they compelled the
chairman to quit the chair, and wholly prevented
the clergy from proceeding to the business OF the
day. Several OF the clergy expostulatcd with the
rlngleaders; but they made 10 impression. The
answers oil the mobocrnls were singing If not
decorous, and will afford one better idea of the
state OF feeling among working men toward the
established clergy, Than whole pages OF descrp-
ton. One OF them snid, I'VE want more bread
and less bibles, more pigs aud less parsons An
other said, we are going 10 send off three ship
loads OF parsons TO exchange for Hunt, Williams
and Jones'
"a third said his condition, being liable to sarv-
alton, was worse than that of The West India
slaves for, sud he Il am whipped in the belly,
while the bnck slave is only beaten on his fat back
five inners since Easter and you cannot produce
pnrson in that state One Of the clergy obser-
we'd that many of the working clergy had not as
much as a well paid mechanic; but he was
promptly answered, Hhe greater the shame on
those who grasp the properly The poor clergy
confessed then selves beaten and relreaed."
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nv wish TO call the attention Of mothers, those a.
w bout To become To the important fact that relief
has been discovered oi the many distressing symptoms
which irequenty attend women in delicate situation and
which will prepare the system to undergo The important
change which u is about TO experience is now about
six since the first discovery he knowledge ofihe ba
sis Of which, however has been known aboglnal
life, has been the Of relieving mitigating much
suffering those moheis who have had occasion use
IT, consider of the greatest blessings to the The
nature Of the subject will permit us 10 be very explicit
to the offs producing beneficial effects but
we can the reader that upon strict physiological
and well established principles and the facts are atiested
by well read physicians ofdnerent parts of 81 Ev
cry and druggist who sell the article is supplied with
pamphlets civ ug alu description Of it, and of It's Odu'
oP1and and also containing many certificates Of its benz
efcia effects from PIN, scians and others. All who are de.
sirous Of further information requested call pro.
cure free Of expense. They intended BIO read
only by mothers and the medical profession
For sale BY e. II. PRENTIss Montpelier, VI. sally
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MARRIAGES.

Barnes.
In Danyle Mr. shcrburne Reyes of Cabot Miss Mary Ann
Henth of Plymouth, N. II.
In Peacham, I'd inst Mr. Charles Guile of Danvle Miss
Mary Chandler.
In Monroe I'd inst Mr. james Noycs Miss Mary f. Rdeout.
At Locust Lodge, the residence Col w. II. Brown Hemp
stead, H. h Madison c. arringon Esq. formerly of ST. Johns
bury Miss Mary Ann Brown daughter Capt Joseph Brown
Of Peacham.
In Pcacham, Both ult Charles c. Chase Principal fCuodon-
10 Co. Grammar School, to Miss Martha Cowles.
In Barnet, Mr. WIN. Bachelor, of Haverhll NJ H. Miss
Louisa Quinby, of Waterford.
In Lyndon, 99th u Mr. John Stamford Miss Judith Nc
Galley, daughter Of Mr. Stephen McGuifey
In ST Johnsbury I'd inst Mir Lawton Rockwell of Southwck
Ms TO Susan NJ daughter of Samuel Benton Brown
to Miss sophia SoperMr Joseph Kddc of asburgh Miss
Huldah Stevens
In Barnet Cd inst. Mr. Zadoc Wright Miss Elizabeth Stiles
ards, aged Is.
In Burlington Mr. David Darling of Mortified Miss Mary
Sursfed
In Nantucket, 25h u by Rev. John s. c. Abbot Rev. Chas
Abbott Principal Of the Temple School, Boston, Miss Mary
E. daughter of Rev. Levi Spaldng, missionary Ceyon.
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left TO discretion, which may safely be fogulosd by law and
Of high importance to restraint far possib the sumu-
us of personal interests In public elections Considering the
great increase which has been made public Offices in the last
quarter of century, aed the probability of farther ncreoso
incur the hazad Of witnessing violent political contests direct
ed too often to tho single object of retaining offices, by those
who in, obtaining it, by those who out.
Under She influence of these convictions, shall cordially
constitutional regulating, and
ulatng, restraining tho power of removal.
suggest for yonr consideration, tho propiety Of making
without further delay specific application Of the funds de-
rived under the will of Mr.. Smhson of England for the du
sion of knowledge and which have hectoe been vested in
stocks until such time Congress should think give
them specific direction Nor will you, feel confident, per-
nit any abatement of the principal of the legacy be made
should the Stocks in which investments have
been made have Undergone depreciation.
In conclusions commend to your the interests Of this
District for which tho exclusive legislators Consider
ing that this is the residence of the Government, for
large part Of the Year, of Congress, and considering also tho
great of the Public Buildings and the propoty Of oordng
them all times careful protection, unreasonable
Congress should contribute towards the expense of an
cien police. JOHN TYLER.
Washington, December, T. 1911,
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WORCESTER

AA HEREAS the Legislature of The State of
w Vermont in the year ls4O, assessed tax Of
III. &c cents per acre on all lands (pubic lands ex-
cepted) IN the town OF w orcesIer, in the county Of
Washington, in said State Tor the purpose of max.
ing and requiring roads and building bridges these
are TO wan the Proprciors and land owners Of The
Of Worce Ter, who luve not paid tll r nropor-
ion Of such tax, in lubor or Otherwise, TO tho Cum
mlltce appointed 10 superntend the expenditure OF
The same, To the subscriber, that 50 much Of their
lands wl be sold al public v-ndue al the dwelling
house OF Cyrus Brown, In the town Of Worcester, 10
The county Of Washington, on The 18th day of Feb
ruaIy, 1912, at ten o'clock forenoon as will be re
qurre 10 dsc arge their respective taxes, with costs.
Dated at WORCESTER. nS 8 day "i December A.
D. 1871. MARTIN RICE Collector.
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DEATHS.

In Berlin, Nov Is Seymour May aged years. on the
both, Martha Maria May, aged years months
In Waterbury, suddenly Of ypus fever, Orean, of Ella
Sanbon, aged IL years. Printers in Mass N H. Michigan
requested, &c.
In Burlington the morning of the 10Th Nov Mira Eliza
wife OF Prof George w. Benedict AZ yeuts-2Sh, Mr.
VIM. Kiburn, revolutionary soldier, aged TO-
In St. Johnsbury 2lst ut. Anne Abee, aged a.
In Brateboro', at the Insane Asylum 9th Mr. David
Colby of Bloomington, aged 3d.
In Danville, 9th inst, widow Eunce Porter, aged OIL
In Moumee, Indiana, Sept 49, Mrs. ZpOh Mcdonald &C. for
metly of Bethel
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VIE subscriber has received package of The second
number of TUE DAysrRIwo" for tra,vitous ds,ri.
nuiol "hGh VIII be sent 10 any town in Orange County,
If applied for at his dwelling.
The hlrd number of this periodical is daily expected
which when received may be had as alb we.
Any number of copies of the above named work. NAV
be had at ~ cents year each delivered in this villages
and If package Of fly copies ordered to one
direction, the price will not probably exceed 10 II cents
per copy free from charge for TRANSFORMATION from Bosom
10 this place. The money in al accompany the
ORDER ~
Persons IN Other counties may avail themselves Of The
benefit of the above proposals
Applications should be made previous to the first day of
January mex; that the requisite number Of pies may be
ordered HARRY HALE,
Treasurer Of the County Benevolent Societies Of Orange
County.
Chelsea, Nov ls4l. a
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COMMlsnIONEKsl NLTICE.

COMMISSION EKo' NOTICE.
ME the subscribers being appoin by the Homo bic
w the Probatc Court for the district Of Bradford
mssoners to receive, examine aud adjust all claims a,d
demands Of all persons, against the estate Of Widow
Susannah Fench ale Of ainree said district ed,
represented nsovent, also all claims demands exhibit
ed in ofse thereto; and six months from the 18Th Of
Nov ls4l Icing al owed by said court for hat purpose
d" Therefore hereby give notice thai viii attend To
tie business Of said appointment the DIV cling house
Of Isaac Nichols, in sam Branree the first THURSDAY
Of January next, from o'clock A. NJ. until P. NJ.
sad day.
JONATHAN BASS, lCommission.
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II hereby ordered that the above named Harvey Scott
be n"hed 81 the tendency Of the above petrn by pub
caon OF me substance he eof together wnh hs order in
me vermont Waicbman ard Siste Journal. printed at
Montpelier, In the cocny Washington and State Of Ver-
mont three eeks the last of which 10 be at
least SIX weeks before the ninth Tuesday after 4h
Tuesday Of January, A ID 1912, which shall be deemed
Sufficient notice him appear and object the prayer
Of said petition being granted f he see cause,
Dated at Montpelier this Goth day of November 1871,
ISAAC +. REDFIELn, Judge Of SUP Court
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HELEN SCOTT, LibeIant } To the Hon Supreme
VS.. Court of Judicature
HARVEY SCOTT, Libelee, next to be holden nj l.
ros6urgh, tim and for the county Of Orleans and
of Vermont the ninth Tuesday after the fourth
Tuesday of January ID 1892;
NOUR petitioner, Helen Scott of Craftsbury in the
l. county OF Orleans aforesaid, humbly complaining ,
shows unto this honorable court that The 3h day Of
January 1922 Cralsbury in the county Of Orleans
aforesaid she duly joined in marriage Harvey Scot
then of CraIs0uy in the county aforesaid by Augustus
Young, Esq justice Of the peace within and fOr the
county of Orleans aforesaid and that from The her
sad marriage until about the first day Of August, A d.
1887 she lived with the said Harvey Except intervals Of
his absence ffum 10 limo,) and during all the
aforesaid she faithfully performed all the duties enJoLed
By the marriage covenant
You. petitioner further complains that or about the
first dav of August ID 1887 aforesaid the said Harvey
whou, wiully deserted your petitioner and went
10 place called Kennedy 5 Mills in the town of
IN the county of ChalauGue ana Stale OF New York At
which place your prtonei Is informed believes he
has resided.
she therefore pays that bill Of CvO ce NAV be p,ar,cd
her from Ire b. nds &C matTmony existing brtw ccn
her and The SAID Harvey Scott, and duty bound will
everpray
Dated at Craftsbury, The gath day Of November, a d
ls4l: HELEN SCOTT
N S. HILL Attorney.
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Mortified, Dec 9Th, A. d. 1871.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

QUINN ISSIONERS' NOTICE
ME the subscribers, beng appointed by the honorable
w the probate court for the district Of Randolph,
ulssoners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
mauds Of all persons against the Of f. Chamber
ain, Esq late Of Brainee said district deceased rep
resented nsoyent and also all claims and demands cxhIb
led m offset thereto and rs from the 30th dag Il
Octobe being allowed by said for that purpose do
therere hereby give notice. that will attend to the
sness of our sad appointment the dwelling house Of the
widow Sophronia Chamberlain IN Branrco on the first
Mondays in April and Jonuaty next fiom o'clock A NJ
until o'clock p. M each Of SAID DAYS.
J. X. PARISH, Comms-
NOAH PAINE, sioncrs.
Braintree Dec g. 1sH 81