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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

Public Sale Of FatuaJte LaRd in .NaGtson County.
s)Y Of Of the Superior Court Of Madison county,
- pronounced at May TERM lsi2 the undersigned acting AS
Wednesday, the 2i day Of August next that valuable Farm
lite IN. property Charles :. Stroller This farm lies the
Robinson river miles North OF the Cour, house. and
The farm will be sold IN two lots dvid.
river the est side contains about $50
Of timber the balance valuable low grounds
Tie Northeast side contains the dwelling house, and
other necessary buildings which comfortable and commod-
This Of the arn contains 100 of low grounds
balance high land Of superior quality With this lot VIII
also Of wood land detached about two and
half miles distant.
The undersigned with confidence that farm every
way the above is but seldom offered public sale
DESTROYS of purchasing Will please view the premises as
are persuaded they he Otherwise than pleased
Trrms-One fourth Of the purchase money he paid down
equal ANIMAL nsfamcs tn be secured by
deed land and bonds with good personal security
JOHN bOOTON,)
TIL. CLoRE,
t,Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13
THOMAS & CTAKLES ELLIS,
Importers Of Dry G0ods, Hardnare, Cutlery and


EXCHANGE
RE receiving arrivals direct from Liverpool 10 James
n River their Fall Importation, 10 which they invite tile atle
lion OF country merchants generally
In their Dry Goods apartment will be found Tie best
Blankets Napt Coltons, Plains
Cl"tls, Cassimcrcs, NeStings
Prints, Cambrics, Linens, Fannes
saitinets, Kerseyr. Jeans Hosiery, Gloves
Ribbons, Iaces, Edeings, Siiaws, tianjkefchir5
Threads, aud all kinds vi Domcscs.
Superior French cotton Blankets
Eealy made London Overc0ats
Extra supeIinc Beaver Cloths
ralh Lecsins and Caters
Bridpor Seine IRVINE
Ilarlham's No Snuff
In the Hardware department. which distinct from ta OF TIE
Dry Goods they oiitr-
Rodgers pen, pocket and table Cutlery and Scissors
Elis's and Wade Butchers celebrated Raz"rs
Butchers aud Gre & Sons Files Tools Ras- aud saws
Spears lemon, hand and back Saws
James and other makes of wood and brass Screws
Clak's Hollow ware, and narrow and broad Butt Hinges
penters and all other kinds of Knob Locks and latches
Pad, chest, Till, trunk and cupboard Lacks
Brass and iron Cnndlrsticks of NIL kinds
Trace. halter, dog, OK and log Chains
Horse shoe and wrought Nails; also, cut Nails
Timed aud cast Teake,tes and Sauerpans
Wedding, killing, garden Hoes and Rakes
Sad hons and Talors do.
Anvls and Vices, sledge and hand Hammers
AIDES, Axes Haches and hand AYES
Mil, cross cut, PIT and hand Saws of all kinds
Spades aud ShovciS, and 2 and prong Forks
Horse cuiion aud wool Cards
Brass Tenders
Selves, Coffee Mills aud Bed Cords
Bright aud anneard Wire, from 5 to 20
Fairbanks warranted Scales, Agency wri.u
1910 To 5000
Plated Sadery Strrups Bride and Bride feathers
Shot Belts and Powder Horns and fasks
single and double Guns ana fsloS
Tin Plate and Block Tin and Castings &C. &c. &c. -
Srl,.6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

NoIlCE1h- Books Accounts bonds Notes and Credits al
the firm Of LYEiL JOHNSTON LYEl.L have, by
mutual agreement Of the underscned been placed the hands
collection whom all persons,
indebted the sad late firm, will make payment, and who
authorised 10y OF attorney, receive such
nents, and grant receipts and acquiances ,i-rei'r.
JOHN ]. LYET.L,
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
GEORGE W. LYELr.
Sent SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

xrnrasIE LAND FOR SALE-My Farm, conlan' nn w..
nc.s y,nr ON the Rapidan river eight miles o,n All,
% honse and rhirtyve from Frederic >hnrs Is t| ,,
rednccd price For farther particulars, Apply !" '
post paid at Orange Court "'"' JAMES l.. COLEMAN.
Aft
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June 81
RICHARDSON x G

---------- RICHARDSON 4 co.
az, no vayions arrivals from The Northern cities and
~ % iii, Rock well from verpooi, their supply OF
- 'H '"' For,;oa anil Domestic Dry Goods,
, no.. their stock complete and wel'snied IL The ap-
"",',. .ason--io be- sold their usual terms
richmond Sept |, lSia. it, ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

nIy RIVER LAND FOR Satellite SUBJ ctlher offers lm
IL sale ms Tract Land lying Dan river ana yhh creek
The county Halifax. Virginia, seven miles tSt VI
g. and on the side Of the ver contah'ns %! su'vry,
-. ,r Of which $50 OF river ana creek low
n ami ono half or thirds of the tract now 10 ciea Of
Nnr her. Is portion Of finest kind Of tobacco ana. Inc
mrovrntS are comfortable dwelling house WIN iui ons'
ar, on a He deems particular description uhhcCes
any A. a persons wish TO buy land Ike 10 see 'eioe
tines puc'ls". .e.... ~, .r,,, ,,o
He would pre selling privately, hut 1t IS not sofa before lhe
n, ,l.rs The terms will liberal, and made known on
,r,,I, JOHN II. CARTER.
JAY ~
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Richmond. 81

~ OTICE-Mr JOHN WOODYARD-Sr You will please take
notice that have flied petition in the Circuit superior
Court Law Clancery for Harrison Virginia. di
u"euo from YOU which will be tried At the
October Of said Court. ...-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

ID APPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE nItr fer sale that
IL valuable Farm which reside, called M"aco HAIL. on
Moraico creek Richmond county, containing between hVe
and fifty and six hundred acres For fertility convent
suaum few places Of IFS size are superior
This land Immediately the hank of the fver where h,
uystsrs wild fowl Of the best quality are had "hont uc
49, ClAS. W. SMITH
Ir,s lift
70 The Wing will copy till forbid and send account to {. W.
SulIfl
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Madison county July 10. lsia. al-td

ar PoSTPoNENENT.ln consequence If had weather on
the oath August above sale postponed until Friday the
.rld instant lSep,eubcr) TIE COMMISSIONERS.
-, 34-tds
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,r,rr . hereby given To public, that the undersigned
\ M n.ton thr General Assembly OF NMsna hi .le
w" oi, Ia release to him and has heirs the Common
,.i IA half acre Of land, lying In The Town "i
,anhnrg Montgomery county, known IN me psssrn. pa
''vn a. lot No :, hene the same on when ne now re-
o. ~. aid o was the 9Th of July, lSo' by deea OF
i ~ The clerks office of Montgomery county conveyed ny
nj H.. ~ and Su>anna his wife, 10 one Niohoias po"So'
.na, so died wthout heirs and whont ever having con
t ~ ANY, person The undersigned will, also, al me same
,,,, f,r release the Commemorative claln 10 iu.
- LA of nine acres adjoining the town Of ChaSbns' ana
y,s Inv deed bearing date Bird of May lslt, ana III re
,b Clerks Offce aforesaid, conveyed h. ChrlStIana
-. and Jacob Walters. Michael McCrSi also To-
; G bo died without heirs, and without havin. conveyed
% 80, The claim of undersigned y ~ br particularly
w'N .r ~ 49,, rs,,ion JEREMIAH KYLE.
tn4,,ansburs, AUG. 10. ISL oo-D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

nRY GOODS NoTCE.-The undersigned have received a
~ complete thorough of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods they invite Of city dealers and pur
chasers through the
addition our usual supply of staple and Fancy articles
have very large of BRUSSELS Ihreey scoch
and American Capetss and Al venetian 1 va
Wilton Rugs; which, with thing in our house. will
cash. or on short tie than such goods were
ever before offered.
% Being determined reduce business to the cash and
credit system are prepared offer those who buy for
cash promptly advantages of which, when
understood none will hesitate avail themselves We accord
nely particularly attention OF all sc persons 10 an
examination of Goods and prices. . ,,
BlNFORDS, BACON BASKERVILLE"
Richmond, Slt.9 9th 3o-ct
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Aug. 10 3u-tds

VALUABLE STANTON RIVER LAND FOR SALE;-lhe
subscriber offers nr sale, privately, his tact oil anh c
tanning 769 This tract lies on the Writers Of Sth,"
river Charlotte county; there are 2ei
VI low grounds the largest portion of which Il as ieflc ~ a
in Vreina the high land Of very superior qualify anu ~
land and very highly improved toncco lots, and nearly a
arabic land in high state Of Improvement c'e
also Fishery, belonging Ia SAID tract, yielding du-
plentiful supply Of fish, there nre several apple
orchards this att portion nj which OF tie rt
choice kind The dwelling house large and coinno
dinus story building good repair, containing ten rooms
all the ont buildings and nm
This land lies remarkably WELL and Situated IN
III dtlishth'
nrrhlorhnud There situations desirable for
family residence. ,
II this land sold privately before Tuesday, he Isl day oil
November next shall, that day, the prrnlts, sell III
public acon the highest bidder the following terms:
81 COO 10 be paid ON first day Of Ma! next, the residue
of the purchase money be paid IN Two equal annual hSu
men,s bear interest from Tue day OF sse bod WIN
approved security, will I've required oi the purchaser, ana uee"
| of IL land, AZ furh:r security.
b. If private sale should he made due notice WI ne gwen
3l-td
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P.yable quarterly. . -, a.. ,o,r,rv wheueye,
,,y,s handwriting at this oee must pc au.e
H Sc m. rlnration ofthe Postmaster IN Inc he'ghuooo
'a iii ma case be published Every ueasire ha mas
to prevent impoons and qnzze mas poSsa
nsy,ii,pr-We must therefore Insist III sich case upon
mmuucation being certified BY the name "i the fos'a
.-,,t., u, N back Of the latter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-13

DlBIIC SALE OF VALUABLE JAMES RIVER Land
WIZ he soi the highest bidder, ut Dover MINIS ON fday'
3, Of September the tract uf Land which formerly re-
d llnc county OF Goochand, about twenty ni!eS IRON,
he cts Richmond adjoining the Dover NILS tract Tue iahus o
zen prou. Richard Sampson and Others containing SIX nun
Cred ana seventy about one hundred whereof are h,s'
ME lanes grounds embracing portion "a sa.bo Is
and. the tract there hundred acres IN wood me
ad portion nf high land is toerabe heart ana OF Tue
al ldy Of the lands lying as contiguous 10 James Fvrr
I'm. Of the highest degree of Improvement NJ
. liver Canal passes through the Farm, ana an0fs Icnas
Md heap transportation market of all ITS productions f
.'Gatou arkahy healthy, having never had case ot
.o. aud fever family during residence on ol
er The purchaser will have Immediate possession so
a'0 enable him crop of wheat, more minute he
on e Tie land deemed unnecessary as those eSo,s oi
suing VII doubtless and judge for themselves Mr. say'
~ ~ on the PREMISES will show the place TO any one desrous
Of viewing Il.
polou Of the purchase money will he required IN cash. on
Ne balance liberal credit will he allowed, the purchaser giving
n bearing interest," with deed Of trust to secure he pay
JOSEPH :. WATKINS.
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,,,PT.STEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTAIE-in
,,,s,ur. of Deed Of Trust executed by Henry lhWea
~ , n lanes Rawlings decreased and Ia The undersigned
.-ne date day OF April 1881 and OF record IN hs
n,v Co u Halifax the purpose Of securing sum I"
money dIe 10 the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. l. a. surviving
re shall Monday the th day Of October newt iar'
n, n on the neat day, proceed 10 SELL on Inc premises
!, mimic auction very valuable tract a" Land situated IN hr
aiy OF Halifax sixteen miles f. Of th- court l"nsr, o" on
,r creek adjoining lands Of Col lieny Cannson ana
and containing 900 lone half of which stand
m original grow woods with an abundant supply OF eoou
@ n, timber follow particular description al
he pnoery given we'll acquainted WIN ": - mere
IN I'm. c, Of Land 100 $50 acres of good branrh anu
k at land free from and fertile ne pan
l IN GOOD repair, under good cuilvation rmahaoy wen
na,t situated the main South western foau
, IN. stage passes repasSes three times week, and
near good arst and MILL and cotton macns which great
nv chances IN. value tnbeed land The roads 10 ana
Dam IN. panta,ion every direction fine The neshnor
IN . t.na,kable for health, intelligence moraiify an"
a n citizens. The buildings consist oil SMALL nut conf
~ dwelling al present occupied hy The overseer WIN out
b. sufficient place This Estate is we'll worm Tue a.
i-rilcn ii capitalists
'"e 'e''S VI '"'' " ROBERT c. NICHOLAS, Trustee.
3i-tds
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nv THOMAS RICHIE.
GO Of the Richmond Enquirer.
r..,,,.r,s published three times peek during me

spub
qa.nrt and esek dsriag the rest Of the year.
ga: SAFE He! TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
po,rs per snnus1 and Three Dollars LOT SIX months,
ancr 10 Be paid the Office or enittco ny naii posi-
paa''e ~ inlars p.r n the end OF the year.
PAD or - office he RENTED per man, IN Rooa anu
3 ,s notes NJ risk of the Editor tie postage ~ a
Pad b the Brers(The postage oil single ie.'e 81
Levers account the writer. IL Is the accumulation OF
business which operates as serious TAX
mon Inc EdioT nine ,,,ers annually shall have the
eath fFa'S TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,r.sn lines, less, first insertion, 20 een's'
,ss con, ,nuauc-, - cents 49,, ,,;,h ,hs advance
ra'b o distance must be accompanied WIN the su'1ne
.,,.f,,,o-y references, 10 insure execution. .
pa, - whose v.fsing may amount 10 Suo per a'nu,
ne made of 10 per cent: and to sou oil ~ per cent
i r earnest solicitation Of several OF oil. city itrnu'
~ ,,ninrd 10 take limited number OF yearly au'eI.
We ~ ~ 1.. il altogether unnecessary To say any 'h'nS "
user & advantages likely to result theretrom 10 the "hoie
N, ef.egsre circulation Of nur paper IN the coun
sN I i,on the fact that annual advertisements wv ~,
10 r, snnear IN erery paper and once week ~ Grey 49,,
"eeN Sch adver;ises will be strictly limited, however, W ''e
ri lined IN oar general termsland to ".Hge 81,
,hry mus, pay for an enlargement ne!onJ
"s , they shall the privilege OF chanslns ei
ic, =. tcn As they please, without any aadoha ''
TIE foGon'As are t"s 'er"'s o. esrSA' 500
For SITUATE, 40
twice week, Az
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,y'El-S TEF,S SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERrY.-Cnder a
D-e Of Tr.t executed by Ecnjamn Moody and VIII,
% II ,n,s,-hrl shall Saturday, the 2tti day of sep
r u.v proceed the premises, al Public Auction
n the urp deed fulth, that vaiahie fiahtauoh
N the ouny Of Chesterfield wherein the said Moody resides
tra. ab l. miles Yves, of Petersburg, and about - mes
Sonh-wcst Of Richmond.
TIE tract contains 1894 acres and will either he sold entire or
divided separate PARCELS be agreed on by the parties
d tho decd the day Of sale.
The paftaion is considered of the best in the nechor
mbered and warred with considerable BODY OF
e me n Land m cultivation. The improvements are unusiy
so-co>st,ng al new, spacious, and handsome Dwelling
holse necessary buildings enclosures &c Possession
forming purposes will the 1t oil October next
ta possession before Christmas. The safe WI he po
ony postponed account Of Indictment weather. 10 e
dpNlg Monday OF i-, dav thereafter.
The cash but II probable crcdit can
on portion Of purchase money, Of which information
Nl, t- obtained the day sale. m
Aur y; 32-ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30

THE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
Il District of Kent, has limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof, for the
creditors to the estate Of LEWIS L. STUART,
late Of said Kent, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, in which to exhibit
their claims iherelo and has appointed Phi
letus Vinegar and Edward ScheIEishorn,
Of said Kent, Commissioners 10 receive. ex.
anime, and adjust said claims
Certified by NATH'L p. PERRY, Judge.
June ii, A. ID. 1912.
The subscribers give notice. that they shall
meet at the Hotel Of Pierpont Edwards, in
said Kent, on the second Monday Of August
and the first Monday of December next. at Il
O'clock in the forenoon,on each of said days
for the purpose Of attending on the business
of SAID appointment
pnLETUs W1NEGAR. fr,o,..
EDWARD ScHERMEHoRN, o' '''
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
queSled to make immediate payment to
NELSON GRAIN, Aao,;,;s.ra.ors
TURNEy HALL, '' ""'
Kent, June II, 1872 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30

At q Court Of Probate holden st WasssiOssm.
wishin and for the District Of Wassrsewn. on
the 7th day Of june, 1912:
nN the petition Of SToRRs DA1R0w, Of
" said WATERFOWL, father and natngaD
guardian 10 the person and estate Of Andrew
w. barrow, q minor OF said town. showing
that said minor 10 the owner of certain real
estate situated in the southeast part Of HaT.
winton, in Litchfield county, containing and
being about nineteen acres Of land, more or
less !: bounded north on Julia Stones land
east on Samuel Heminway. south On Leonard
and William Sanford, and west on Anson
Smiths land: and that said real estate cane
not be occupied and improved TO advantage.
and for the Interest and benefit Of said nil
nor and that in his opinion il win be Goa tho
interest Of said minor to have said real estate
sold, and the avails thereof disposed OF IN
the law directs. and praying f0s liberty Co
sell the same, &c. as per petition on 6lA
dated the 9Th day Of June. 1912. may now
fully appear.
Ordered, That said petition DO heard On
the last Monday of August next. at 0o'clock
in the forenoon, al the Probate Once in thin
District, and that said guardian give notice,
VI the tendency Of said petition. by aaveT-
vertising this order in newspaper printed
IN Liichfeld three weeks successfully ak
least six weeks before the time Of hearing
the same. A true copy Of record.
3 Attest, HoLBRooK CURTIS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30
MACMINERY.

The subscriber is constantly u1anufactuFA
ing at his machine shop, Burgess e. Bald
wins Patent Premium Clover MaeAins.-<
This Machine has been before thB pmbliG
long enough for them % Judge a. - meEilD-
At has received two PFemlusne from tho AIMEE
rican Institute, and one from the EilchAel0
County Agricultural Society. These ma
chimes are built of the most durable and SUBJ
stantial materials, and are perfect 10 their
operation. They are considered the most
perfect machines in the world for hulling
and cleaning Clover Seed. A great many
of them are in use to the entire satisfaction
of the owners and the public.
Also, Rotary Shingle Mills Threshing Ma
chimes for all kinds of grain, the most apprO-
we'd now in use-Horse PoaOers Of different
kinds-Dog Poaoer Churas. very conven-
lent article for farmers. They can DO used
with dogs or sheep.
Farmers are particularly invited to GALA
and look at a machine for sowing Plaster
with horses. This machine is very simple
in its construction, and perfect in its opera
ton. 1t will sow from half q bushel to i've
bushel per acre, as the driver may wish. aud
is capable of sowing three or Tour tons per
day. The only labor necessary is boy to
ride in the wagon to drive the horses and all
up the hopper when empty.
All kinks Of Machinery built and repaired
at short notice, and in the best manner, with
prices TO correspond with the times.
U- Turning Lathes, Saw ArboFA Screw
Pates, &c. SC, for sale. III. BALDWIN,.
Washington, Li,chfeld Co. June 10, la42. eot6ma
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30
Sharon, Juue 6 lS42.

A T a Town Meeting Of the inhabitants Of
~ the town Of Salisbury legally warned
and holden at the Town Room In said Sails.
bury on Monday the 18th day of June l642.
it was Worm; That swine be permitted 70
run at large on the highway in this town for
the year ensuing. provided the same DO well
winged. Also that each family In this town
May to the LIST day Of December, from tho
rising of the sun to the going down Of tho
same. tt AZ
VOTED; That the Town Clerk cause the
proceeding vote to be published four weeha
successfully in the Litchfield Enquirer prin-
ted in LitchfeN. sIa
Attest, ResER AvERILx, Town Clerk.
Salisbury, June l3th l641 s4so@
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30


Al a Court Of Probate holden al Sal;sbury.w;sh.
~ and for The district o. Sharon, on lie 25fh
day Of June, A. ID. lS42.
Present, John G.. Mitchell, ESQ. Judge.
Upon the petition of VIM. III. Burial, oi
~ Canaan, in the county of litchfield,
shelving to this court, that he 10 guardian of
Asa 8. Brewster and Jabez Brewster, of Ca.
naaD, within said district minors thai said
minors are the owners of real estate situated
in said Canaan, viz. two undivided third
parts Of q certain piece of land lying In the
first society Of said Canaan, about half q
mile westerly Of the meeting house in said
society, and bounded south and west BY
highways, north by Joel Wrigbs's land, and
east by Edmond 8. James land, containing
about ten acres Of land, and the same Is On.
der the iScumbrance Of the dover Of she
widow Of Jabez Brewster, deceased, and Is
valued at about one hundred dollars: that
said land ID unproductive, and that il would
conduce to the interest Of saidEninors TO have
the same sold and the avails applied as the
law directs. and praying tor liberty 10 sell
said property tor the purpose aforesaid, as
per petition on file.
IL is ordered By this Court, That said Guar
dian give notice OF said application. by cau-
sing tue same to be published in a newspa-
per printed in Litchfisld, in the county Of
Litchticld, three weeks successfully. at least
six weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition will be heard at the probate Office
in said district on the l2th day ofSeptember
Eexl, al 10 o'clock A. nj.
Certified from record.
JoHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30

Alta Court Of Probate holden al Norfolk, wi,hi,
and for the district Of Norfolk, on ihe 17th da,
Of June, A. D. 1912: ;,sS
Present, Michael r. Mills, ESQ. Judge.
TTRON the petition of William Butler, oi
~ Norfolk, in Li.chfield County, showing
to this court that he IL guardian of Jared Sui
Ivan Butler and Celia C. Butler, both of
Norfolk, minors, that said minors are the
owners Of real estate situated in said Nor.
fold, at the northeast corner Of said Norfolk,
and partly In CoIebrook al the northwest
corner ofssaid Colebrook, which came to
them from the estate of William Couch, late
of Norfolk. deceased, which lies in common
and undivided, with the other heirs of the
said William Couch, deceased, and contains
in'the whole about sixty acres the said mi
nors each owning one sixteenth part valued
at about that 1t would be for the
benefit Of said minors to have said property
sold and the ayails vested according to law,
praying for liberty TO sell said property for
the purposes aforesaid as par petition on file.
IL is ordered by this court that said guard.
an give notice Of said application BY pub.
fishing this order In a newspaper printed in
Litchfeld, three weeks successfully. at least
SIX weeks before the hearing, and that said
petition be heard at the probate Office in
Norfolk on the 9th day Of September, A. d.
1912, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from record. ILL.,
. MICHAEL +. MILLS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-06-30
NOTICE,

THE Court of Probais for the Distriea M
Litchfield hath limited and allowed N
months from the date hereof. for the credit-
ora 70 the csiate OF MARY HUmAsgoN. late a
litchfieId, deceased, 10 exhibit their Claim
tor settlement. Those who neglect Do nTe.
sent their accounts. properly atiested, with.
in said time, will be debaFFed recovery.
All persona indebted 10 said estate. are r.
questod 10 make immediate payment 10
Ell CURTiss, Executor.
Litchfield, June 9Th, 1912. 8