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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

Y Mr.. w. H. GRAHAM has rented portion OF
the publication Office of The Tribune for the sale Of
the Magazines and Cheap Publications of the day,
wholesale and retail. His business is entirely dis
tnct from ours and we may therefore say that ne
will supply all the works as early and cheaply
as they can be obtained elsewhere. Try him, if you
come this wav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01
Appointments by the Governor.

ORASGE-Na Reeve, Sup. Cour, Commissiouer VIC.
VIM. {. RAsbrouck, term expired iss
Charles bosland Surrogate, vice G. NJ. Grier.
Nathan Wssicott. Supreme Court Commissioner VIE a
S. Benton. - -
Stephen T. Parmeater, Notary, new appointment
james Walker Fowler, EXa miner vice E. C. Sn,har,pd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

I- The QUESTION SErrLrp-AlI persons are requested
10 call at Constocks No. 81 CORTLAND street. and mr.
con'rae. VIII them ior twenty years and power of
ney Ole 10 Them and then they will be satisfied that
the irue Deieys Magical Pam Extractor be had there
ana there and will not be deceived by any mposos eff
forts TO make them believe that ii is eisew here.
HENRY DALEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

MAGICAL PAIN E1rsAcToR.-The genuine can be found
Al ts Fulton st sign Civet Cat Also. Dr. Nc Nss
Acoustic Obi for DEAFNESS, warranted TO cure
give II sia. The Hair Eradica,o to remove the hair
watch Is also warranted without injuring the skin,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

CHINESE HAIR ERApIcAToR warranted 10 remove the
ha nom me lace neck Will injuYe the skin
C9nIt'shdt street also received splendid article
of BAY Rum and COLOGNE Water Quart bottles pr;cc 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

w Mr. BARRY repeats his Lecture on the Uses
and Abuses of the Stage in defence of the Drama,
this evening at the Society Library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

The MoNoNGAHELA RWER.-We learn by let
ter from Brownsville, dated on Monday last, that
the Monongahela River is open, and that the
packet boats commenced their regular trips on
the preceding day. This reduced the price of
freight between Cumberland and Pittsburg twen-
tv.five cents per hundred pounds. Bait. Am.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

MIR. Redng OF ". IL. mas Just moved 10 RECONSIDER
the vote TO Law the whole on the table, so as to
cench ii.
Mr. Clingman on this moved call OF the House,
and the Ayes and Noes were taken and stood thus :
Ayes Shoes l0l. So the House refused call.
But as seven more votes have come IN, Mr. Weller
of Ohio has moved to lay the motion TO reconsider
on the table. The ayes and noes this stood thus:
Ayes S9-Noes 81. So Weller's motion is carried
and this subject of the Rules is not to be taken up
again this Session out of order, except by vote of
two-thrds; and il will never come up in order dur
ing the session. Do get the Ayes and Noes on this
and publish them to show the Inconsistency of
Loco-Foco legislation.
Mr.. ADAMS has just given notice that tomorrow
he will move TO take up the Report of the Select
Committee on the Rules, which was laid on the
table to-day. JUNIUs, Jr.
PeSNsYLvANIA.-Each party holds its State
Convention to nominate Governor, &c. at Har-
risburg on the 4th ef March. Each will be a
Great Convention, as much interest attaches to
its deliberations. An expression of opinion will
probably be given in each with reference to the
Presidency, Vice Presidency, &C., and an Elec-
toral ticket nominated, but it is the selection of
Governor which is regarded with most solicit
tude. The prominent names before the Wing
party are those of Gen. JAMES IRT1N, NJ. c. of
Centre Co. Gen. JOSEPH Marks of Westmore-
land Co. Judge JOHN BANKS of Berks, and
GeoRGE w. ToLAND of Philadelphia. We in
cline to the opinion that Gen. lawn will be NOM
mated. The Loco Focos are mainly divided be-
tween Hon. HENRY A. MuHLENBERG, of Berks, and
FRANCIS r. SKUNK of Allegheny, though there
are some twenty Delegates (holding the balance
of power instructed to vote for Judge COMING
HAM, Judge ELDaED, and others. 1t is possible
that the keen rivalry between Muhlenberg and
Skunk will result in the selection of third can
didate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

~ Fourieri,rr aud the Courier stand over till TO-
morrow.
O We are indebted to Pemeroy Co.'s Express for Al
bapy and Buffalo papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-01

Correspondence of Pomeroy s. Co. 2 Wall-st., \. y
BUFFALO, February 81 1914.
1t quite warm and raining afd little ice to be seen
in the Lake.
The steamer United States leaves th: port for Detroit ard
intermediate points on the l2hach with every prospect
this time of making the tip free from ice other distractions
to the navigation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
Dl l. ID.

In Roxhury, Nav. 10th, Harriet. wife of Lewis
In Utica, on Tuesday night the Cd inst !; Mrs
Tannv Skinner. wife of Tn, mas skinner, ESD and
youngest daughter of the late DR.. Reuben Smith,
Of Litcb6eld, Conn. aged Ga years. This devoted
friend of humanity has long since erected her own
monument, in the hearts Of the poor, the suffering
and the afflicted Of her race, of whatever rank col
or or situation in life, who fell within the sphere
Of her active influence for whose reliefand con-
ISOLATION her utmost effnrts. talents and time were
ever devoted to the fall extent Of her means and
it may truly I've said, that as her life, under many
trying vicissiudes, and painful discouragements.
was one Of eminent usefulness. and disinterested
self sacrifice for the benefit Of her fellow beings,
memory, as that Of the just shall ever be blessed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19

AT Court of Probate holden at Woodbury.,
soithin and far the District of Woodbury., on
the 7th day of December 1914 'f".'
Present, LenGn B. Sprague, Judge.
II STATE of Charles H. Judson, late OF
~ Rock Island, Illinois, deceased
The Administrator represents the Estate
insolvent, and prays the appointment Of
Commissioners thereon: Whercupon, Or.
dsred, .ha: Commissioners to receive. exam.
inc and adjust the claims Of the creditors Of
said estate, be appointed at the Probate Of.
fee in Woodbury.. on the LIST Monday Of
January, le45, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
And that oil persons interested in said es.
tate may be notified thereof, the Admins.
TRAITOR will cause this order to be published
in new spaper printed in Li,chfeld. and
post copy thereofon the sign postin Wood
bury, in said district. a;a "n
A true copy Of record, 'a. H.. 81.
30 LEHMAN B. SPRAeUE, Judge. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
JoNATHxN BUEL, T ,.,,
SAMUEL BUEE., 80

Al a Court of Probdte holden al Wdtertosc'.,
sciltin and for the Probote District Of Wafer.
to,on. ON The 16lh day Of December, 1874. 1a
u STATE of William Hawkins, late Of
IL WATERFOWL. deceased. iow ,' FL.
The Administrator representa- the estate
insolyent and .prays thc nppointmeDt Of
commissioners thereon Whereupcn, or
dered--thai commissioners TO receive. exam.
inc and adjust The claims Of the creditors Of
said estate, be appointed al the Probate Or
fee 10 Waiestown, on the 7th day OF 5anu-
ary next, al q O'Clock in the forenoon -
arG that ali persons interested In said estate
may be notified thereof, the administrator
will cause this orde. to be published ic a
newspaper printed ia Ditchfeld. IN Lsch-
field County, and post a copy thereof on the
public sign post in said Walertown. ssaga
Atrue copy of record u Attest. aszsfsF
asgflE -, HoLBRooK CuRrIs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19

At a .Court of Probate kollen al Woodbury.. in
and far the District Of Woodbury., on the l6sh
= day Of December, ;l644.. .sgsa,E g'asfs>sis
Present, LemGn B. SprGgMe, Judge.
u STATE of Alfred G, Brown, late of
IL Be,hlem in said district, deceased. =,
The Administrator represents the estate
insolvent. and yprays the appointment of
Commissioners thereon: WheTeupon, Or
dered. that Commissioners to receive, exam.
inc, and adjust the claims Of the creditors Of
said estate, may be notified thereof, the Adj
ministrator will cause this oder to be pub
lishetl in newspaper printed in Litchfield,
and post copy thereof on The sign-post in
Belhlcm, in said district.
A true copy Of record,
30 LEMAN B. SPRAGuE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
3 DAYS GRACE.
NOT A MYSTERY

IF the MUFF that was taken from The
IL stoop Of Clock and Ford, on Tuesday.
and another left in its place, suits the taker
or snapper enough better. 50 as ga-y would
will yiot Of course, be returned. But If II
should be thought best to return it, nothing
shall be said. ! ss4s8gb5E THAN
Liichfield. Dec. IL. 1914. .7az4s 30 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
TAKEN UP.

ny The Snbscriber. one white footed. red
d wearing riEIEER, with q slit in the
under. side OF the right ear coming outward.
The owner is requested 10 prove property,
pay charges and take her away. Il fpq
,'o5.e'- "a $50 SrERHEN ]. GoLD. :,
Cornwall, Nov, 9Sth, 1874. s5s 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19


ington Co., leaving large fortune to his only snr-
| vivihg snny Charles Burr. This last person, now
SO years of age, well known to our citizens, be-
ing the barmlessly insane man, who for years has
gone about our streets selling almaDacs and pam
phletS lie has NOT Tor many Years received Iar-
miser unbearable in his social and family relations
To test the soundness or unsouudness Of Charles
Burrs mind, and bis eapaoIley to manage the Tor
tune thus suddenly lett to nm, the ChancelLnr ls-
sued commission; appointing bradford n. wool,
Esq., and DFS. y. X. heok ana Marcn 's1oonal 70
pass upon Una. pts s ques''oH Inc case
was sunmHteo oy tnem 10 = 1urx o. :cll]sns 20,
day' Inc Jury returned veEolcs 9 ano
1ne Cnanceilor WI. ~ COURSE sppH .ne 3 r
trustees 10 cohduc! the estate LOT 'ne Dement, OF
me unto or .n neE. A. ..:.,e -
one Oh tne witnesses. MT, Lane nlulS1n "Ise ~
tne nelrs aIter 'he SON. testeS ~ 'ne va'ue ." 'e
otu maH estate: .lS personal properly a,"" =.
10 $aS'No' pTneipal, ano a., !. - supPoseo tnere
must ne ABOUT $4o'"t $9o!Wo interest mo'lsy que
IN aoat'oh 20 ms eFe real estate vai %eoo al
S3o'oo1, making the wn1le properly ABOUT $oou,-
there are 80 helrs' some OF them citizens "t thls
place, Inc willow OF Ola ourr Is now nvI"g at
the advanced age Of lo years" She was iorced 70
leave MN some years SINCE on accouna OF Dru'af
treatment, ana on application 10 the CnanceiluI,
ne ordered apavment OUT oil the estate on $io,Ooo
per annum curing her ha1uFal 1ie---'1fo 1<oe JosT
%! pa ~ " -
The Supreme Court OF Alabama mas decided that
marriage being civH CONTRACT IS Valid where per-
sons declare their intention TO be husband ana wife
IN formal manner, IN nePresence OF witnesses
So young ladies' and gentlemen mind what you
say. ~ ~.. fN
- -.
Heart. Rendsng CGtam'ty.-At Walton ~. ~
on Saturday last, the 9Th inst, the farm house OF
| Seymour F. Benedict caught on fire about o'clock
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
-, - 70, .IlACES.

II PHELPS has replenished his cases and now
l. offers alarge assortment Of beautiful styles Of
Thread, Isle Thread, Ashburton, Patent Valen-
ciennes & Bobinet, Edgings & Incertings, together
with evrey variety Of Footings Cuttings &c. Also,
an unusually fine stock Of CAP LACES, with
new styles Cap Ribbons to match. Ladies are re-
minded that it 10 not necessary to purchase the
privilege Of examining them or any other goods Of.
fered at this establishment, one door West Of the
Congregational Church. W. Y1h q -l 4u T'b vey
Nov, 10, -sH..t g. s-d --..E .a-f.. az, Il! s.sf "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
Ase coxr, Of P,osats holden a, Sharon, vii

At0 Coxre If FrOJ0ls holden At Sh0sOa, s1ltR.
~ IA sAs ;aii 1hasOu saa,tke- 9Th
dag Of December, A. d. I6l4:,
Present, Charles r. Ee9gsoicE. !Esq., Judge.
nN motiOn of Ira Williams, Aiminisira-
~ tor on the estate of Truman MOullOn.
hate of Sharon within said District, deceased |:
This Court doth decree that $ix months from
this date be allowed and limited for the
creditors Of said estate 10 exhibit their
of this order by advertising in . newspaper
published in Litchfield. and by posting a
copy thereof on the public sign post in said
town of Sharon, nearest Ihe place where
the deceased last dwelt. = ne 81 81
b Certified from recm.I. = - fv
30 CHARLES r. SEDGwIcK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19

ATa Court of Probate holden at Water
Atown within and for the Probate District
of Waieriown, on the l4ih day OF Dec. 1874
Warren l.. Brown Of said Watertown, hay-
ing made ,his day an assignment OF q por.
ton of his estate 10 Alanson Warren and Eli
Cur;iss Of said Waterlown for the benefit Of
his creditors, fa4l Il II s7.a..5sE 81 y. 3
II is ordained by this Court, that Comm,s-
s;oliers to receive, examine and adjust, the
Claims Of the creditors of said Brown, at the
time OF said adjustment, be appointed at The
Probate Office in said WATERFOWL. on the
3Oth day of Dec. inst. at o O'clock A. M and
that all persons interested in. said estate may
be notified thereof, the said trustees will
cause this order to be published in news
paper printed in Litchfeld. and posta ropy
thereof on the public sign postin said Wa va.
tertown. AtFue copy OF record,
30 Attest, III CUsTIss, Judge :
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19

"a A FARM. coitainihk 236 acres,
fs5Ss "A we'll prs,portioned TO- Mead
lssss ow, Plowland, Pasture and Word
Hand. Said Farm lies both sides
vi tho rOrd which leads from South Farms
To- Watertown. and il about two miles from
the former place, and lies in the town OF
Be,hlem, two miles northeast from the Meet.
ing House. There 10 on the Farm large
iwo.story DwELLINs- HOUSE,, suitable for one
or two families; two large Barns, with
suitable out buildings.--The Farm has been
will keep 30 Cows. q pair of Oxen, and a
span Of Horses, summer and winter; be.
sides sufIiciens land to plough.--A liberal
credit will be given for good share Of the
purchase money, IL desired.-Euquire ol
the subscriber on tho premises. .tI9Yao37
I -ral ~ iYHl a DANIEL L. BENTON. Il
9Dethlenn, Dec. 2, 1874. 2aHsi!dJ,t f2D p
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
STRAYED

TvROM the premises of the Subscriber in
II ;he early part IF October last. one red
yearling STEER, with some white on the
end of his tail. sAts0a red yeariiig II EIFER
both have SIN On The leh ear. Any per-
son who will return The same, or give infor-
NATION WHERE they can be found. shall be
reasonably rewarded -" SErH PIERCE
Cornwall. Dec.A, 1874. "a. - 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
DAVID WARNER.

S4E1$
g. -PEyMOU7H HOLLyN',s CoMN.-,
TVHE Subscriber viii give HE particular
= atIeptiOD 70 IAe LIMITATIONS OF WooD Ann
MARBLE. 37' i' ~ 7f@E'f7 5fI ~ sa.3l"j
% RETERENcEs.-Lemuel ElurTbut, Winehes.
ter Benjamin H. Morse, Wolcotiyille, and
Ralph G. Camp, Lfchfeld. 'df 5'iisHd2r
u; Plymouth. Hollow, Dec. l6, 1874. a.s" If
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
Came into

.sI...rsg ls.l Game 1mtO 3 I0tEl
THE enclosure of the Subscriber on or a.
y bout. the lst of October 1914, three small
red CALVES. The owner is requested TO
prove property, pay charges, and take them
away. LUTHs. Ehhohs.
Cornwall. Nov. S(lth. 1644.ogia2eA III 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
Notice.

A LII persons residents and non- residents
no the town of Sharon, who are liable to
pay q town and State tax on the list Of l64S,
are hereby notified that the subscriber has
received a warrant TO collect the same, and
will meet them for that purpose at the hotel
of S,urges L. BlYnn at East Sharon, on
Thursday the 26th inst. from 10 o'clock A. n.
till 8 O'Clock Pm. and on Friday the 9th
inst. al the store of Myrou Harrison, Corn.
wall Bridge, from 10 o'clock A: M, ill o.
at the hotel Of Morris Goodsell, Ellsworth
society, from 10 o'clock A: M. ill 8 O'Clock
P. NJ and on Monday the 30th inst. at the no.
tel of Judson ST. John. from 10 o'clock A. n.
till 4 o'clock P: NJ. All persons neglecting
10 appear at the time and places above ma.
med will hive To pay lawful fees for collec.
ting. DANIEL s. WOODBURY., Collector.
Sharon, Dec. Q. IS44. 30A
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19

sf,HE Judge of the Court Ct Probate for the
Il district of Wood bury has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof. for
The creditors t0sthe Estate ofEbenezer faull,
late of Bethlem. in said district, deceased,
represented ins0lvent, in which to exhibit
their claims thereto and has appointed J0.
seph H. Belamy and Joseph Amber Com.
missioners TO receive and examine said
cluims. Certified by
Az. .,i LEMAN B. SPRAaUE, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shalt
meet At the office Of Joseph H BsllMmy ESQ.
in said Be,hlrrn on the 7sh day of January
and the both day Of May ls45. at o'clock
in the atternt,nn On each of said days for the
purpose Of attending 90 the business Of said
appointment. ,.s.. @
JOSEPH II. 'BELLAMr. I Commits.
JOSEPH AMBER, sioners.
All persons indebted To said estate are re.
qus,ed Ia make payment 10 ...,..
30 JOHN C. AMBLER. Administering.
Al a Cour, If Probafe hidden al L;tchfeid, With.
in and f.r The District IF LlelGeh on the 9Th
day Of December. A. ID. 1874. st sri
II Present. Ralph @. Camp, Judge. ,7'
an motion Of the Trustses and Assfgnees
" Of certain estate assigned to them BY
james II. Couk Ut Liichtield in said Disirice
in ,rus, for the benefit Ut all the creditors Of
said Cook, this court doth authorize and di.
rect said Trustees 10 sail all the estate real
and personal so held in trust by them either
at public or private sale. 'q.7 70 ''s. 'ss'
III pursuance Of the above order we here.
by give notice that we will sell all the estate
put into our hands 10 trust by said Cook.
both real and personal, for the benefit of his
creditors. on Tuesday The 18th day Of yanu-
airy le45 at l o'clock P. n. al public sale. II
moi previously disposed Of at private sale.
Said property consists Of good dwelling.
house, barn, and outhouses, with halt an a.
ere of land situated in the village Of Itch
field, Eas. street, with twelve acres of Land.
lying about three. foufths Of mile north
east from the above named house, lying on
the east side Of the Woieottville turnpike,
together with u few articles Of farming tools.
Sale TO take place atsaid Cooks house,
Dated at Litch6eld, December 10, l644. q
9,71n't JoNATHxN BUEI, rs,,.,s..
90 pr Z AEAosOOos
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19

AiG Court If Probate holasn ef Plgnsoufh, Uiih-,
in and for hs District Of Plymouth, on the
SOth day Of November. A. n fea4. 9rT1
PYesenis 9teey Peek, Esq. Iu4gs.
ON mo:ioA Of Egbert T. Buties, admins
~ traitor on the estate Of Calvin R. Butler.
late Of Pbym6uth, within said district, de-
ceased: This court DOH decree that SIX
months be allowed and limiled tor the erred.
iioss OF said estate 10 exhibit l,hsv ,clnima
against the sans 10 the adm nistraior; and
,directslhat public notice be giyen Of ihisor-
der By adveFiising in newspaper publish
ed n Li.chfelIs and BY posting y cory
theHeof ON the public sign post In said Town
of Plymouth Bssesss the place where the de-
ceased last dwrls. 10 I'd r7sapS aSt Z g-F
Ms Coggilssd from Rec0r6, ,S&+foE a.
40 CALVIN Butler CEers.
'.-f@ ''''@~ -. X. s.rv ~, ,rst.,;s.sys
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
FOOTE'S

SELF REGULATING STOVES.
VSHE Sub .cribeTs having secured the
j. Agency for these Invaluable Stoves for
the County Of Litchfeld, 10 now prepared
TO furnish them to order nj the shortest no.
tice. This In undoubtedly. the best ParDor
Stove now in use, for comfort. convenience
and economy. "a j. L. NORTH.
Wolco.tville, Nov. 1894. e III l|-' "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
GREAT ATTRACTION.

s-.t GREAT ATTRACTION. = I1es5al
,a'5 sMLIFFS! MUEFS! yMUFFS!S, 30
CLocK & FORD will open and offer for sale,
" on Monday and Tuesday Of next week, the
largest and best assortment Of MUFFS ever offered
in Litch6eld county. Among which may be found
Mufs Of all descriptions, and pricesfrom 81 to l5
(Cah and see for youTselves.) ~ .&@g.a3.a w.
They will be open emily for q few days for they
must be on their winding way 10 colder regions. :
Litchfeld. Dec. 18th, 1874. " - %
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19
'WOT'KCE.

A 8 the great question regarding the Pres
n idential election, is now settled and
Notwithstanding the warmth with which it
has been contested we beg leave 70 say to
the public that there is another question OF
importance which is, where can you buy
your Dry Goods and Groceries the cheap.
est. There is nothing likh trying before you
purchase elsewhere. Please call at lhe
Ready Pay Cash Store in West Street, where
will he found good assortment Of NIL kinds
will now be sold cheap for the ready pay. !,
ALL persons indebted 10 Stiles D. Wheel
er eilhpr by Book or Note mus, call soon and
settle the sgme and they will by so doing
once fot ali oblige yours. ~. MI -
26% $500. eas "a s. ID. WHRrIEn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19

TRHOSE wishing lNFoRMATTON relMiive to-
L, e. GRANTS STOCK OF BROAD
CLOTHS. CAHSlMERE& SATlNETS Il
FLANNELSs can be graiified by calling on
him. He has received a full ass0rfment Of
them and viii sell splendid OVER COAT
CLOTHS al from two 10 three dollars per
yard. They are the best bargain that he
has ever been able to offer. h. 20 y
49,, -. z. GRANT. nf=
Li.chfeld, Nov. 27th, 1874. 20 = 6wg7
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19

Al Coayt If Probate hidden AZ Wate,tOic,,. ,eiih..
N md far the Probate District Of Watertoacs, ),
on de 5ih deyot Dec, A. d., l644.
~ STATE Of Phiio Sperry. late oG said.
II Waiertown deceased. The Executors.
represent the Estate insolvent. and pray thes
appointment Of commissioners therson: !.
Whereupon. Ordereds that Commissioners
to receive examine. and adjust the claims
Of the creditors Of said essafe. be appointed.
on the 2lst day Of December inst, al 3 o..
clock In the forenoon: and that all persons.
interested in said Estate may be notified
thereof. the Executors wilt cause this order
to be published IN a newspaper printed in,
Ii.eh6eld. in Litcbfield county. and post a
copy thereof on the public siQprRost IN said
WATERFOWL. a3g ~ gi7ii a2ei1I go @oa !
v',aoA true copy Of Record.
% ,Gr, HOLBROOK CUhTfS. Judge. Z
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-12-19

Al a Court e Probate ksiAsp a. Plymoush, suith-
in and fer The disi1i;i If Plynoxki,ow tbs 3Oth
day If November 1884, =. -
- tesett, 7yHey Peck. Esq. Judge.
I'm ,f1oticn Of ELI CURTIss, adH,inis.ra.
~ tor on the estate Of HlRAM TsuRNER,
late Of Plymouth, within sd district deceas'd::
This court doth decree that six months be
allowed and limited for The creditors of said
estate 70 exhibit their claims against the
same 10 the administrator; and directs that
public notice be given Of this order by ad.
veriising i1 newspaper published in Litch.
field end by posting copy thereof on the
public sign post in said town Of Plymouth.
nearest the place where tie deceased last
dwelt. ~ np Cerlifiesi from Record, !! n
Co. is9 CALVIN BUTLER, Clerk.