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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
SLAVERY =!

TIME Subscriber wants TO employ II 1out.
i neyman blacksmith with family, who
Is willing to work hard and fare hatd, and
who is willing TO take such pay as his cusio-
meis. will furnish his shop Is one OF the
best TO found, and is we'll situated for bust
ness, or he will rent his shop for a term Of
years. For further particulars enquire of the
subscriber on the premises.
JOHN j. RICHARDSON.
Meadon, Sept. lG, 1874. 1910
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The following comprises the returns Of HE
so'e Tor Gosernor, by counties os far as as
ceraitcI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

to 10 L0cos.
House. --The house stands wings 1874, To-
cos 81, third party 7, and town to be heard
from Wing majority On joint ballot over
locos and third party, rs. Wing majority
over locos, SO.
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COM MISSl6N AGENCY.
BAXTER & COVE,
Commission Merchant,
NO. so uTIc, sTEer,

BOTON, MASS.
Offer their services for the sale Of Wool
Fork, Butter, Cheese, and every Kind of pro
duce.
Advances made IN consignments,
DAsiEL BAxTrR, !
49,. CHARLES o. Goyr,
Refer in Vermont 10
Rce, Root g. Co, Casile;on.
Samuel Morgan, Esq, Iersennes,
in Massa hu>ells Ia
Josiah Sledman, Esq, Boston,
Messrs. S,ickney d Joy.
in New YORK to
Hewlett Croft, Albany: t
7. J. Oyeracre, ESQ.,, Liu,e Falls
Charles Ehle, Esq, Csnsloharie
A. w. Clapp, Buffalo. 50 0mis
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STATE OF VERMONT. 1upE it r,memb,

STATE OF VERMONT, lVlE it remembered
District OF Rutland, 20. 5 NJ that Il special
probate court holden AZ Rutland within AMI 70, SAID
district on the @lst day Of August \, %. 1914
an instrument in writing pnrponing 10 be the las.
will and testament Of Anna Ff,sbie, late Of Mid
dlttowD 10 said district deceased having been pre-
scented I" said copn for probate by getscy Lore II
the execuirIx therein named I
IL Is ordered that eaid will he referred for
probate aud allowance the fret Monday being
the Ih dav Of Oct. next. aud that a copy Of this
order be published three weeks successively prcvi-
ons thereto IN the Rulinnd Herald, n newspaper
printed Of Rutland. that all persons interested may
Cause
a true copy Of record.
36-7 HtsRY ilALL Register.
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NOTICE.
Wa>hing Sails.

nNE second hand Cooking Stove, ns1r'T
" new and in perlec' order. Or s1ie ~
BARRETT & co.
August 90, Isii 1896
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
a BOOTS AND SHOES.

@U6-H&EY WILSON 4 JOHNSON, H
lsucce. to Iohn Butchng) have vsd from l2o
ia Chah,m st,et, and have eoInp,r'e1 their
Ct spring Goods comprising the grsste and largest
Of Boots and Shoes ht be found in h city
Every thing in hsr lac. consulting of lades'
Bustns 5000 ladies' ,rer d. 5000 ladies' do
5000 ladies' common Slippers 23uo genemen do ladies'
fns Foch do 100 Welt Backs 10 900 Chdrens Shoes OF all
kinds and coiors 900 ades CATERS black and coore 50
of geuemen e calf sowsd Boots 80 peggrd
kips do % boys ard youths DO all other art
cts that possibly be called for the boot apd shoe e
for sale 2 hatham street oppoe the Chatham Theatre
~ b. opened till 10 O'Clock the evening, giving
eouay merchants opportunity to purchase when other
wise engaged ma iinsfc
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SCOTT,S BAZAAR,

DEy STREET Esmssr between Broadway ,, ;,, .ns
h,,t. 10 ms friends and the public large for the bc
al nppoT he opened the above house. and hopes
bv The ZANE strict attention ment acoutinuance neeoi
The qaa. OF his Aes, Wines, Liquors and Cigars ara
zoe Te. mow ,",nt 81 Rsfreshmens 10 be had all hours
antil " At night, such as o,:...
Beef steaks, Poachtd Egg, .1tIIln'ss C,L,.
Nutfon Chops Cola Ham,, DuSsE w".nd Tea
Erred Kidneys, Ccd CoInd Beef, ,ai 2h' "a .sb, IL
Dublin Browns,opt always d,nggh, On. shilling eve.
a good Dinner OF Roast Boiled Meals or Que ''"s Wv
nv day from three o'ciocx ..h .,d Iy;sh Vhsksv
Faces supplied with the best SeSfeh sh seoseh Ws,h
md e,,v P,pe,, Always latest possible news oS 'ne
Steamers. - y..,.. tiubs Mertiuss and Re
Good Rooms LOT T"''' f73msec
ferences
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LOOK Az THISt

- JUST. RECEIVED. by the packet ship -
SAMUEL Hicks, from fariz, the best articl: or<ezH3
VI Gentlemsus French Boots seen, and fceo,
~ wholesale and retail at tbelow price Of s..
The best article Of French Boots made to $5 90
- :" Cork Sole Boots 3 90
Watsr Proof Boots 4 90
Lisht Calf Sew'd Boots ...S3 to 3 so
fine Calf Shoes, made to measure Q 90
Worked Slippers -. 81 to rs
And the OF ali kinds Of Boots Shoes
fashion Ladies this you wll find the greatest
Lne, Of Bu'su sipp;ss Ties Button Shoes pnela sIp
the greatest of Boys Boots Shoes Misses aud
Chidrens Of all kinds TO be found in this cy and all of
manufacture aud Of the best feach goods and
to be the best aud cheap the cheapest 3S7 Broadway
the corner Of franklin street
GREGORY CAIIiLL,
mo 1Rn*ec 367 Broadway, ". Y.
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NAvM.-Commodor William Compton Bolton
has, we learn, been appointed by the Secretary OF
the Navy to the command, Port Captain OF all the
forces adoa, 1T the Norfolk station, which command was
recently made vacant by the death of Commodore
Kennedy. In consequence OF this appointment ON
modore Bolton has requested the withdrawal OF ms
nominn,sn made to the Senate ny the President as
Of the Bureau of Construction, Equipment and hepms
This selection is deservedy complimentary u "i' '
tingushed and gallant oficcr.-NddiSont n
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-dsiIy newspapsr-pub.
shsd every day OF the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy 81 ~ per an
num-postages pad-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publshed every Saturday
mornngprice 81 cents per copy, - II par annum-
hostages paid, cash In aivance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
fast hes the largest circulation Of any paper IN thus city
ore oord and is therefore, the best Channel Jor business
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRopRrrroR HERALD EsTAsLBHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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MURDERER BAILEp.---Corporai Toiuel wa m
brough hit before Judge Manning on TUESDAY iaS ao Ill
ing Mrs. Bucrgcr Jefferson Barracks, noa. uno
ago and held to bail the oil t5ooo ior ms appca
ance TO answer 10 tho indictment ioui' SS''"'' "''
Lsris reporter March 30
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles wish save mvaey.
had better lose time in calling the fashionable Boot
Shoe Stores Of s. r. SECOR, Nos. leo and 1911 Cree
where all III mseives with article Tor
sty or make fashion and nh cannot be supsseI or per.
haIs equaed in this city.
8. s. bsgs to apprse particular hoses..s and gentle
men who consider well lifting boot CATER indispensable
article the ensemble Of all within monde that
1904 6 Greenwich the only pl New York
they pead on being sui ed
N Blades and Misses Caters, Shoes, Ge., always
hand 10 endless variety.
10 Remember, 1904 and isl Greenwich strect.-U
fl5
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FREIGHTS FOR BALTIMORE.
- e:s5srrAsM f 8 ~ Ii 80 -
L-JHA-sM- BETWEEN JNA
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. VIA DELLA.
WARE AND CHEsAPn AXE CANAL.
This Line, consisting q the following Steamboats,
steamboat ccnnttIbERIANpo captain to.m.av
:" ERIC S0ON A. G.. Ciaypoo
PIONEER, A" nj. Wolf
in inn leaving the upper sle Of Chestnut
Whrf daily, at 2x eHlockP M for Baltimore. arriving early
mex morning.
MelciaDd,e testoed South West Of Baltimore will be
fr'ighIs for Norfolk kichmondt Petersburg, Va, Wah
ng,eu GEORGETOWN Alexandria, d. c.. Cincinnati Ohio
West, received and forwarded daily the lowest
All goods destined for Baltimore New York, and
ssnsd the ader,gned Philadelphia. will be forwarded
the day received aud delivered the fol owing
A. GROVES, Jr,, Agent,
2yrcs No 10 South Wharves Philadelphia.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
SITUATED good neighborhood is handsomely fitted up
~ and doaE good business Will be sold low. Enquire ct
ii8H Grand street. ap2 imsm
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ANOTHER CuuRcH BURNT We learn by Adams
nro.s that The Second Congregational Church OF the
Psrr AIR Bond Norw ich, Ct. took fire at o'clock en-
Friday morning and entirely consumed, with the
valuable organ.
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NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND TROY STEAM
BOAT LINE.

BOAT LINE.
aQEA ~ ARRANGEMENTS An. FOR lsN-MORN-
! o'clock A. NJ. SSundaJs e3cepted)
The Steamboat TROY, Capt. A. Gorham, and
The Steamboat ENTIRE, Capt. s. r.. Roe
Evening LneOirect from the foot Of Coartant street.
O'Clock p. M. lSuadays excepted
The Steamboat sWALLOW Y, CAPT A; McLeou. and
The Stem uboat ALBANY, Capt K. 3. Macy.
The propreton Of the New York Abloy and Troy Lire
would respectfully rm the rublic their boats have
aad hroushSa and many ADDED to
fore will the Moaing Line rom The Steamboat Pier
foot OF Bucay running daily lSundays max
Jag the prr cpil intermediate landings n the River
The swallow and albany will form tn. O'Clock Evening
Line Through drec) daily (Sundays (excepted The above
eias OF Ste mbots and far speed and
rommsdatoas unsurpassed ard what Of greater
traveller under he command Of ocsrs vel known
the putlicher alone suc Of kind
attention, civil deportasut and safe management.
New York. March IL 1874 rl5ec
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ATRANN

FOR ALBANY.
A0S1 - DAILY. Sundays sxcepted-1hrough Df-
3rxsaxsasrct, a, r NJ Eom the ste,mb "a, Pier BE-
Sf<a-a&.Ek .tween Conrtlandr and Liberty street,.
The ,tesmboa& KNlCKERBoCHER, Captain A. p. St.
The Stesmhoat ROCH ESTER, Cantsin A. Houghton, on
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday, at P. M
At Five O'Clock ?. NJ L.ndtnR med Places:
The s,r1%boat CURTIS PECK: Capt.in YIN: H. Peck,
The Steamboat MOTH AMERICA, Captain VIM II.
Truesdell, Tuesday. Thursd " and Saturday at ?.
amos time take the Morning Train of Cars for the
The above Boats and substantial. furnished
with and State ssms for speed and
modatiors unrvalled the Hudson
passage freight apply board, p c. Schultz
the Office ou the wharf. al
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SPRING FASHIONS,

SPRING FASHIONS,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISH MENT,
MdgdSim de Modes, 60 Canal street.
MADAM BEHRMAN, rturnng thanks for the eight
AZ Yeas patronage, beXs most respectfully inform her
friends and the public that has received
Spring fashions from Paris and be favored with early
of Silk. well az Straw Hats.
Madame B. fatter here at the nnrivalled the
city both to stye quality share PRIZE call will
convince them Of the fact.
MAGAZIN DE MODES,
ma 1mem co Canal street
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PENTING AND COLLECTING .OFFICE,-PETER
II AYMAR. having srnn COMMENCED his old business Of
the patronage public, at his Office, No. s Nassau street.
oeiow beekman n r. AxMAH.
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UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
175 BRO.4DW.4Y, UP STAIRS
WHITE would ectuily call the attention Of citizens
IL and sal yisltiR the MS splendid Collection
Of DhGUEKKEOrfPEP PORTRAITS, single, or in groups
from two fourteen the plate which,
w. and accuracy Of sneson cannot be snrp ssed Portraits
taken in all kinds ofwesher either with without coo; the
prices OF which he has reduced those charged by the
exp-ricncsd in the business.
The American ustuts, its late exhibition awarded Mr..
White the first premnm for the best Daguepcotype likeness
eI grouping and general sect which but Snoh, proof
Of the superiority OF his portraits MIR. White the sole agent
New York for the very superior imported German
and other Establishment the City State he
obtained
imported German Cameras; also French aud Amer
ran Instruments oil the very best quality with Plates Cases
Chemicals. Polishing rails, &c always hand for
sale At the W ny lowest prices. f21 3mSm
FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.
pLUMBE pAGUARRIAN GALLERY OF PAINT
L PREMIUM COi.ONED PHI ~ OHRhPHS 25i BrcHi-
way. above Murray street, New York; waded the frat
MUM aud American and FTaukm lns,tntes
the be ,utfu colDred DaypersOtyes exh3ed
The proprietor having secured by letters paat the sAcnss
privilege OF .ahug Cclord Daguereotye. by his new
has reduced lie terms Is cent Ladies and ener1en
rviied @ call and examine the aIse collection
Premium Appa Plates Cases Gc. supplied at lower
rates than at any other place in the United States
IN
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18Th.
GREAT WESTERN RAIL, ROAD ROUTE,
FROM ALBANY TO ppgtALo tsas MILEs)
The only Oce ia New York etab hrd " the several Rail
Road Ompsniss between Albany and Bpffalo Is at
No. 50 COURTLANDT STREET,
JOHN T. CLAK General Agent.
.. NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS
Te Subscribers having been appointed agents for forward
Ing Immigrants by Rail koad from Albany BuEalo aud in
rne a!sd send them curing The Summer
from Nsw York 10 Utica Tor 80 6 10 racLse S2 % 70 Au-
burn S335; u Rochester Si6l to Buffalo - 81 Chldei
from TO !: old al hr prices under frees end all
Baggage from Albany the Raj Road is enti,ely fee
rav by Rail Road than by Canal he reaching Buffalo per
S,eemboa from New York and Hail TOAD fr Alosny in AZ
hours VIII it tkss Canal from ~ 10 days 1Es fol-
loving c,lcul.ti IA shows the result,
PasssSe Buffalo per Rail iasssg 10 Buffalo per Ca
Noac 81 DO S2,co
Luggage from N. York 10 Lugsase to Be ffalo SOILS
Albans, l00bs FIRE. bal fac, balance for le0lhs.. S.
for l00lbs 10 Loss time at least days
LnKggs from Albany TO wyrLh to the lAnoiss sAy
Buffalo free 80 cents Fee day 49,. $50
Living for ~ hours, Living for 10 da 50 cents
- per day 500
Total per II. Road. ..sG4,
S2e5
Deduc. fare per n. Road .643
The traveller per II. Road caves $3.50
They also forward cleveland Potsmouth and
other pls in 0hio tot SC Michigau Green Bay Mil,
wsukie &c Wi consin TER Chicago, jinoi; ard to
different plsc ia Canada the owe All Information
70 ths different given gratis and Tickets had
only the Albany aud Buffalo Kali toad Ohce SO ouandt
street. WOLF u R.CKEhS.
ape lm%m
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FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET,


DALEsMF Se s I'D aasst for Manufacturer. A..
p ssS
Covered Ds.s s.a sows Fruit Dal
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware. Greek. French Amer
All articles are Of the quality and
sold liberal terms, and in suit purchasers.
MIC 6m'rc
'NOBACCO-FlNE CUT AND SMOKING Feeling in
cir ed 70 close up al interest in Tobacco Mandatory
hs
to h s % the Sns Of Ss G S
and pI,ces by Tar lower Than ,y psn1l v.pvp NJ
THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
BURNS AND CLARINDA.
THE whole OF the mysterious and Correspondence
which toOk pas. h'ysa tn. Pes, Bvns and Gle essbrs
been sought Tor "a vain BY birmingham and Others for hs
purpose q publication ha, length by the dsces,s of Cha
Esq and !. now st gwen the world The Xmsrcan ed.
ion i 9ss aso volume of about s'% PAW syn eo -
mis- N.Y. Park Pow opposite the Asor House
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
THE Subscribers have jus, recIyed per late arrivals from
fssc f %is sIY1fsi S%e manu. ''"''''' assortment
Materials Of q al kind. for Flow.r
III m'rc nLihsrty street. M stairs.
TO C'oUNTFY MEsCHANTs AND OTHERS:
hF sned respectfully inform the customers and the
ss sss ,ass s sss.s ar
enable. them TO f. nh cheaper than any other house
seS hsy H. soar Lamps Of all De
Full avs Gut and Plain Glass. pattern Giron.
I%S. ana wS cut
s o A Goods @ he ss S %sss
cs loaned for parties Citzeos are invited to call
s S a% aaS p 9ss '"s regard
. F!etory 90 Gold street.
m25 lmsrc
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j. f. II. BLESSON,

J. r. IL. BLEDNOV,
G PIP p r s m I II F. r. M s,
LAS THE HONOR inform the puo c, that he has jpst
IL opened 26s Green where he Iaauulac
and has for sae, Kitchea Ranges and Tackle
style altogether sde Of Of metal Mouds fo
psry Of different models Asmbigne Bathing Tubs,
Half Baths He wrought tins
AID repairs good lew all Kitchen Ranges and Tackle
md by will 2edact fifty different hotels
and boarding houses
II p The above articles will be lent out.
NJ BWanted at the above place. purneyman tnman, and
young man who speak French aud English.
Irr~
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SOMETHING NEIV
WEDDING PARTIES,

EDDINO FAN IIE1S,
BA l. l. S ROUT IS, &c.
SUPPLIED with all the different varieties of Pastry Iced
~ Fruit Pound and Sponge Cahe, Ornamental Pyramids
Rout Cate OF all the different varieties and the GREATEST
men Of Tea Cake nat can b obtained at
lest Picnic fer the table Freh Pies Of seasouabe variety
Puff Paste ferns for Dinner PARTIES
Orde thankfully received aud any part Of the city
country JAMES TOMPSON,
At the Premium Bakery 40 Lispenard, Church.
MlA lmsm
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-21
M q II r q II :,

A LII persons residents and non.residents
n Of the town of Canaan. liable to pay
town and state tax on list 1912, are hereby
notified that the Subscribers have received
Warrants to collect the same, and will meet
them for that purpose on Thursday the 18th
day Of April next at the Hotel of William
Hunt in South Canaan, from 9 O'Clock A. M.
till two O'Clock p. M, and on Friday the 10th
at the store of Rockwell Eaton in North Ca.
naan, from 10 o'clock A. M: till 3 O'Clock P.
M. All persons neglecting 10 appear at the
time and places above mentioned must ex.
pect to pay lawful fees tor collecting the
best way they can fix it. "'a .-rf -.
HoRArlo N. WErHREIr, I co,lec,or.. :.
s JOHN, WATSON. "a ..-t4 Colectors.
Canaan, March 18th 1874. ga
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-21
THE MIDDI.ErowN MURDER.

G6RfessiOR Of LWcien Hall and hs Sentence.
The Superior Court has been engaged for several
days past ct MiddetOwn in the trial Of Lucien Hall,
VIM. H. Bell and Bethuel Roberts, for the murder
Of Mrs. Bacon on the "a III Of September last. The
circumstances were strong against the prisoners,
especially Hail. On Friday evening Hall made
full confession of his guilt to his counsel and the
States Attorney, and on Saturday morning plead
guilty before the Court, whereupon, after short
ehargeby Judge Williams, the jury retired, and in
few minutes acquitted Bell and Roberts, and
brought in a verdict of guilty against Hall.
The Chief Justice, after appropriate remarks to
the prisoner, sentenced him to be hung on the Goth
Of June next. ..
Hall states in his confession (says the New Ha-
ven Palladium) that he entered the house of the
deceased, and went to the desk where he found the
money, before Mrs. Bacon discovered him. AS
soon as she entered the room where he was he
knocked her down with chair, and beat Fer to
death. He then took large butcher knife and
stabbed her several times-she making desperate
struggles to save her life before he succeeded in
knocking her down upon the floor.
He further states that he had it in contempla-
ton some weeks before to rob the house-he thinks
he was not over five or ten minutes doing the deed.
The murder was committed about II o'clock A. M.
her death shrielzs were fearful.
We trust there will be no successful effort to
save this murderer from the just penalties of the
law.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-21

THE residents and nOn.residenls who
u are Iiable t0pay town and highway
tax OF four cents on the dollar on the lise
Of 1913 in the town of Goshen, County Of
Litchfield, State Of Connecticut. are hereby
notified that ] viii meet them al the store Of
A. Miles Il Sons, in the centre, on Monday
the LIST day of April lS44. from nine o'clock
A. M. till one O'Clock P, M, and mt the store
Of A. Miles e. Sons in Canada Village, on
Tuesday the Cd day. from one O'Clock tiIl
four P. NJ. and ut the store of North e.
Richards on Wednesday the Cd day Of April
from ten. O'Clock A. NJ, till two +. NJ. An
persons neglecting this notice must expect
10 pay travelling fees,
" AMos DAVIDSON, Collector.
Goshen, March Cd, 1874. 49,
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-21

"A I a meeting of the legal voters 10 the
n town OF Canaan, holden on the Isl day
of January, 1874, Voted, That if auy owner
of any neat cattle shall suffer the same to 70
at large out Of his or her enclosure, it shalt
be the duty Of the haywards, and shall be
lawful for any person, to take up and i'm
pound the same. And Whenever any person
shall have SO impountled any creatures, he
shall give notice thereof to the owner if he
be known. in the same manner az il such
cattle had been taken doing damage, and i'm.
pounded, and shall be Liable TO the same ne.
nalty for neglect to give such notice. And
it the owner Of such creatures be not known,
the person impounding the same shalt pro-
coed, and such creatures shalt be liable to be
proceeded with and sold in the same man
ner as if said cattle had been taken and inn
pounded doing damage except that it shall
no, be necessary to have any fences, The
owner of any such cattle SO isnpounded shalt
not receive or replevy the same, until he
shall have paid to the pound keeper the sum
of twenty five cents for each creature so i'm.
pounded,-whereof one.half shall be TO the
pound keeper, and the other half to the use
of the person impounding the same,-and
until he shall have also paid to the pound
keeper his lawful expenses for providing
food and water for such creatures while in
pound. Also. the owner having had notice
that his creatures are so impounded shall be
Liable to the same penalty for neglect to re.
plevy the same, as if the same had been ia
ken doing damage and impounded. Provi-
ded, always, that no one penalty incurred
BY any persons at one time by virtue of this
bylaw shall exceed the sum of three dol
Jars; provided. also. that any person who
has family residence within said town,
>h..n III
run OF large on the public highway between
the rising and setting of the sun,-proviied,
always, that all persons that have got per.
NIT from the select men to let their cows run
on the highways TO yard them nights.
Attest, JOHN A. BEcxLEY, Town Clerk.
Canaan, 1874. 3w42
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-03-21
District Of Litchfeld, IS. ]


TTPON the application of Arrilla Carter,
" of Warren in said district, showing 10
this Court that she is Parent and Gun rjjaD
20 Patty L. Carter of said Warren, u Minor
belonging to said district, and that said mi
nor is the owner of the following real estate,
viz: One undivided third part of about tour
hundred and twenty Ave acres OF land stu.
ate in said Warren, with dwelling house,
four barns and other buildings ,hereon-
bounded northerly on land Of Beecher Per.
kins. Rufus Smith and Benjamin Carter. eas.
terly part or highway and part on Benin.
min Carriers land. southerly on Benjamin
Carter, Ward Carter and Andrus Dickinson's
land, and westerly on R0ssi,er Hopkins
land. the said farm or tract Of land being in-
tersected by highways, being the same land
and buildings lately owned by Adoniram
Carter, deceased, and being subject 10 the
membranes of two mortgages and the fur.
ther incumbrance of the widows dOwer.-
The interest Of said minor in said premises
valued at about one thousand dollars, and
showing just ard reasonable cause for sell.
ing said real estate: praying for an order,
and that she or some other meet person be
empowered to sell the same, as per petition
on file. dated the 29lh day Of February, 1874,
more fully appears.
Ordered, that the foregoing application be
heard at the Probate Office IN Litchfield, on
the llth day of May 1874, at 10 o'closk fore.
noon and that notice thereof be published
in some public newspaper near the place
where such real estate lies, three weeks sue
cessiycly, at least six weeks before said time
assigned. Certified by
Al ELISHA 8. ABERNETHY, Judge.