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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
NOTICE.

'EllE undersigned respectfully informs his
customers ond the public that he has
sold out his establishment and gwen M his
Painting business to Mcssrs. lHisn ~ SrE.
WINS. who will continue the same at the old
stand, llG. Thames street. and he chccrluliy
recommends them 10 the patronage OF hi~
friends aud customers. al those indebted
10 the subscriber. and those having demands
against him, are requested to coll and settle
tho same immediately at The old stand.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
March q, ISIS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
COassnissiGners' and Ad:ili-
iaiSdratcr's Notice.

'sNIlE subscribers having been duly np
T. pointed by the Hon. Court Of Probate
Of, the town Of Newport, Commissioners TO
receive and examine claims against the estate
Of the Hon. Asher Robbins, late Of said
Newport, dec, hereby give notice that six
months from the date hereof is allowed by
said Court 10 the creditors OF said estate to
bring in and prove their claims the crcdi-
tors are requested TO present their claims at
the Office Of Wm. Gilpin, Esq, where the said
commissioners will meet to have their final
settlement on the iwenty-ffih day of Sept =,
lS45, at o a'clock a. M, on all such claims as
are presented and allowed.
ROBERT b. CRANsrON,
EDWARD w. LAwToN, Commis'rs.
WILLIAM GILPIN,
Newport, April 7, 1915.
The subscriber having been appointed nd.
minstrator on SAID estate, and having given
bond as the law directs, hereby requests all
persons indebted to said estate, to make pay
ment to him.
c. f.. ROBBINS. .3dm'r.
Newport, April Z, 1915. 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
E. Il. BE EaSse Y,
SURGEON DeNris1

bINtEUN IJEN 7 ut,
Office nt NJ. =. P"ckhani's, Church street
second house from THAMES street
pEtERRNcFs.
.Nccport Y. Turner, NJ o. IL
y. Turner, NJ. D.; David King. NJ. d.. II
\. Pierce.
Bristol j. Holmes, VI. ID. a.: l.. w. Briggs
NJ. ID. Aug. IS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
Remedy for DcmGi,css.

hOW many persons are suffering from
80 this co ,mplalnt, who, hy the use OF DE-
McNuir's Acoustic Oil, might obtain lnmc
date rcllcf and ~ MI probability regain IhcIr
hearing II is also q sure rolici ~ all eases
of buz1ing noises IN the ears, &c, which
are but symptoms oi approaching deafness.
let The afflicted make a trial Of this article.
Suld ouly ~ ~ Counlandl street Price 81
per ll,sk. For sale IN Ncuron by
X. J. TAYLOR.
Sent. D
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
TO LET,

ysyTlE Wharf known rs Banns,cf's Wharf
u for one or five years from Tho 9th Of thi,
month. apply TO WM. VERNON, or
July 25,h. :. B. VERNON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
ENTEsOTiFURT of' TIT . mo M., ,sS ss NnssE ksaa1. Gfnrr Ensssl slnssaf s '

HTyflE subscriber haSjLst received from New York II Na splsudid assortment of dEess goodss anlnnG
 which sre snper Rarlsian Ralxn;1es. do z4 printed
 Isnwns, rich pingham lawns and Muslin le Laiees. CaIicnes complete assortment cOiored and white Can,brice and MusIns. Sbirings TickinRs, &r--- Also, plein md figured Chamelinn cold and other light cold Gro do Nap and blne black Gfo de Swiss mere, silk, damask silk, ard N. de Lsine Shawls,
 Fancv Tidkts md Ties. pafnsOIs, corded Skisfs
 silk and cSftnti Hasiesg Gloves and Mfrs of sAlI de- artiplions Gimps Ribbons. Iares cnsinnland linnen Thread EdEines, cotian and silk pk't Hdkfs. and Crnxatss Crnels--all shadess sE ~ N MI a Aiso. Rroadeoihs. CassinfYes. ves'inss. HATS
 and CAPS, Shoes, surev hlack and green TE, AS- old Java and other C0FF suaate Mnlasses--
 Clover Seed. Garden Seeds. Einx- f1 RDWARt;. 10 mention. For s1lc cheap tor readv pay.
 4laA S. NJ BRONSON, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
N4OYI0H

TS hereby giyen to ihe public, that an application will De made to the General Assembly, 0s Con. necticut as ts next sesslen c be h0Idenn Hartford on the fiEst Wednesday of May l845, fos an acsot interpretation in favor Of n Rais Road CDnnans. wlththe usual powers and privileGes, authorizing such company to conslructa RaiI ROad From some suitable point on the Western ine Of sad State in oranear the towns of Rid9e6eld. and Denhury iand in reference to final extension ot such road from such point 10 the City of New York said road iD he laid in, near or through the following towns VIZ RidgefieId. Danhurv, Bfookfcid, Newtown. Roabu- ", New Milford, W0odbury, Middlebufy. Watef. town, Plymouth Waterbury, Bristois Farmineton and Hartford terminating in the City of Hartford.
 F. pEcR. lot himself aud others, Bristol. Conn. April 10, lS45. sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
.1nKLEn.

d. 4 " t -a4 4n V WGHHLE1s
 .s is % sssns sas Ryl . .' X, s'ss|' ss a.y es SS s Hubbard. of Lltch6snl v tin DEDs
 Tn Bantam Falls. On Monday tlfS 2lSE i1t. Mr. ---.4-- EmmOns, aged 53.
 Tn New Haven. on inc l7th inst., Mfr. CHARLES W. HIKeAN, EsQ., aged about 90.
 t is with no ordinary feelings fliat we announce the death cf cur much esteeUed fellow citizen, CHAnEEs ". HiNNAN. He died at his residence, Thursday morning. aiter a profracied sickness, which ie endured with singular patience and re- siguafioh! Nit. Hinman was extensively known in this coinmunftys having been, tor a great many years, connected with the New Haven Steamboat Company as their Agent at this rlace. Hewa not only extensively rknowp, but peculiarly beloved 2 rare combination of virthes made him general favOriteand there are feM hearts which will not be touched by the tidings that he has passed away from among ns p The public will mourn the loss of an accomplished man of hnsiness--of one who nev- CT betrayed bis trust, sought his own interest at the, expense of oihefs--whose stern integrity and uHfiring iddstry won Tor him universal confidence The poor and afflicted are bere of faithful friend and generous 6epefactor: Mr ,Hinman had yig- orots, cultivated. and sptighfly mind; frank and aEniable disptSltioit; an uncuIsimon ndhlehess of soul, and ardent piety. As the doctrines of the Gnspel were the great source Df his happiness while in health; so they furnished, in hislasf hours the strongest consolation and support He died, joytulIy anticipating freedom from sim and the glorious presence uf his God and Saviour. His death will be deeply felt blythe Church of which he was an e*empiary member, and by a large cir- cle of Christian friends To his family, the dis- peniation is;indeed afiictive--the loss irrepara- bley but ]" blessed are the dead who die in the Lord ''--.E H. Cotrier K o there is joy for those that nsoi,rn
 The dear departed friend, wlinse heart
 With holy love was wont toburn; A
 Sad though it be, from such to part.
 Aa when the Summers evening cloud, In silence, weeps the parting Day,
 The golden Sun illumes the shrond, And melts the pearly mists away. x 's { Then Hope. ( on angel wings" appears,
 V Bright shines the rainbow round her head ::
 She points to those immortal spheres, fsl9 ' Where now the pious soul hath fled. fsst Al rest with Jesus! safe from sit,
 From care, and pain, and sorrow free :! N The same immortal crown 10 win, t,a 43
 Christ purchased once for you and me.
 Omystery of redeeming love!
 The washing in Savi0nr's blood!
 It fires th' angelic hosts atoye, -s A And fills the 'rapfufed soul with God! s Hark Hear not a shout that rings
 From some seraphic harp in Heaven! Does Fancy view the golden strings. Or is if Fdikh. to morials given -s know 'tis Faith; I hear il ring. aas With music such as angels have:
 70 Death where now thy bitter sting!
 And where thy victory, 0 Grave ?"
 HI. WARD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
5QoTTOH

l s hereby Riven thattha Corarsnership of Grrmond md Wing. heretofore existing arli isansActing business in tho town of Goshen, is this day dissov 7ss RgcBAap M. GERxonp,
 ~ Gnshen, Apr. $, ls45. EBkxEzsR WiNa. x N. B. THE SAsH. BIaNp, and DooR M MAsurAc- rURlNe BusfNEsss will he continued by Eisenezer
 Wing, af ihe eamd Stand Of the ahnye nameda Co. paFtneyshpi in Canada Ntllage in Goshen. where the aaid Wing would hf hapny yfnaeroum0dase custom sess wih articles of the hest quality and workmen.
 bn at as reasonable prices no they can De fnrRishe
 ss any other eresiablshment. a46
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
l);sfr;sf sf I.ifeh Esld, ,sss \
 Prpbafs CosEffs A m l1. fl045 !


 T1PON the duplication 6f J0i1 c. Bsfhss. af Tor; Nt sfinei0h is4sthe County 0f Ijtehet6, sheNgE to lis C0uss lhstlls is pasenr and nainAl 0ppfaisn in Ro4erC q 8sfher. miuav hel0pe9a sp sad disfEei, essatk ves|ihs pndiyded ore ik purt abanl ihtFsy acres ~ lald. eisusled in ia asd CdHn. " 0f Liietled holIpded a.sh an Marcus Mstnsell kIehxay, Senih on Epfonei IeAif;n aid .bl1hMay, ma xesl oa hI24NAy%< yeiiH < AiGhway running sn<ot2a ih& t&nle >s'a<d 1hsrt 1sseniy 1plars, eoHe0shHE rzcet 4<sSqs ht &sng1Mffed ae eslE ihe safaes ss as ,iea sa d6ssa shs A' t'sy at i;< f.h1l6 < 1s il| H ' ail M f>h ''a& Y AlEe. f* *1@ e I4 HHEetk N jf11SB 4 etl{ ffs *|'Et sI<s&4 N4 rthli Ii et5lN p1Alls I4E 4eSf q RzIlz q. ek#s issSs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
vvindotr sas h1es ! and Rlinds.

fMNf1E subscriber respectfully infnsus the public
 thas ifl consequehee of tli6 very Jhefsi md h. cfeasing pats6naas hs has feceiveds he hss uiade extensive additions and improvements fa his maGh. nsry with view ti enlsfEine his businesa. and is prepared 10 supply promptly ip fuure all orders hs may receive While he Ryafefully, acknowledRes the past encouragement he has received, he sociis furnish as good an article snd as cenp as cen he 0
 iajned ebsewhese Th0se n @pnt 0f saslseeog hlinAs ss w;I s hs z msals he ran give perfect sstsfacioB both quail. Orders by mail or rosherwiss, prog,n,ly sssci,,sa
 Plymouth Censfe, Afsii iss, io45 se 3w46
 N. B. Wanied | good new. milch COW in ex- change fcr sashes oF blinds. v " eJ. w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
SELLING OFF.

Et GRANT would respectfully inform A1 cusiomersand lhs people of lft1h. held. that in consequences of his aeiermina- nOn to quit the mercantile bmsiness in fhe sprIngsne wlllthis day c0EnInrbce sf.lIine of his entire stock 0f Dry G00as, Grncefies, hardwaFes Bnole and Shoes, as . rifle over the cost of eaid Goods, and in fl.is way elIn.. ble those ID wnntN Guods to svnil them. selves If this rare chance ai this well assort. ed stock of desifahle Goods.
 ; Liichield, Feb l2th. le1E, M 9stf:
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
.g Disir,cf ef LiieA6sld, .. N,

l3 i. Fy010te Op1yl3 zpfI ApIss aussv N. l,1
 TTPON the application of Levi Hesion, af Ply. ihs Court that he s Gnaydian to Danie Fox and Al bert Fox, Minors, belonging to paid Dslfict. that said ,nors are the owers ef the following real es- iaie VIZ A piece 0f land situased in lichfeld, tN0nhfsid Sociefy,) continuing sbg0t seven acres, bnuntIed north nn Titus Turner. east on highway, west on Ard w. Warnef's land, and running to sa point at the South end and showing just and req. sonable cause f,r selling said real estate praying for order, and ihat he or some other meet person
 bc empowered 10 sell tie same as per application ou
 file dated she Ilth day of April l645 more fnlly ap peays 5N 1f9a ss.has f9ti M .21 ssste "A sstg T OanERRD, That the foregoing appIicsiionsbe henfd af inc Prchafe 06sce in Liichfelds songhe 18th day tce thereof be published ip some public liewspapes printed in the County of Lifchfeid three weeks s,c- cesslveIy, si least six weeks before said iine ass
 ~ 'S Q RA1pn c. CaMs, fudge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

1NNfiE Jn3es If she Cours of Probate l.s the pis.
 I ,fics af Wpodbusy. has limited and allowed eix nonIba fFnn bt date hstedf sr csediipre ei te Illinois. in said District. deceased. rcpfeeeHed n. sslyshs. intwhiohslO axhihit fher claius ihsre,O ard has appainted Charles n Sfrpna md Nashanie! Pseesons sCgmmissmneFs receive and examine eeid '"..''F s'.,' s.s v z Lssls B. sraAsSE. Judge;
 wcodhnry. Jan.e {. isls, Es'V a.g ss'.. M THE esp give notice ihas shev shall isset at 'tlse office 0f Th0mas BulI ih said Wnndbusys on lhe tisas M0naay ~ Nav and fisst SaurdaH of sajd days of she purpose o attending on she bpsi' ness ot Ssld Appc.ntH,snfs ..ssns .a4ssa1 s.Is ~ |.ssi Itss. ss.sS NATilAxikL pHEs5oN, q c,omms,ss M Is EHlnfrs P. Sfkok6. WITT VI ALL fefsons indebied iSsaid Esiaie, are reqsesi- |. .Ad to mkke immediate payment io g iFgs 47saa XII fSif aSs6 ils THoMAs BuLH. ASns'f.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
LEGISLATIVE REPORTs FOR Is1s.

THE EDAiLY CoURANr will contain during the ensuing session of the Legislature such reports ol the proceedings as will make 1t interesting to all who wish to become acquainted. with the business Iaefore the Assembly. The reports will be as im- partial possible, and the line truth and propri- ety will besffictly adhered to- sssf a a
 The paper will be furnished, dNly. mailed for any part of the eeHntry during the session, for .ffiy tenis. ortwo months, (insfuding the publication of sthe laws posse during the session1 for sesenfy.uc cenfs For $l DO, if will he sent three months 90 Subscriptions ds alf <asss nsigf 5e pnid is ad- r0Ezcesss0 ,s1tfLF gK kfss
 Those who subscribe fsr three monfhs. and who live witHihf thirty hides lot HaFtford, wll receive their papers free of postage afer the rst Of July
 Postnlasters and others procuring eight sulseri- bers and femitting the amount. (which ras gener- ally be doae by the kepsessnsalses1 shall receive s4he paper eraiis fnr two months ssst ' The paper will cantain the procesdines of the day presinns to its date. and will be pul in the Post Office in tine 5ortbe earliest morning nals.
 Having occasion, lately. 70 look oyer sAs ohisn- fyneoEds pfs some ef our exchanss papers, ws no- ticed khe ameniable and sppaIlne fsct ef srsss preponterance of dea,hs from d,ssasss fsie CAsst and Luass 10 aII thus siiiiessd, vs wc4id ss ekm- mend trial Of Brnckeshoi' E Hsalth Rsstorssivx which is sO eficaclous in thia class of Dissasess- ssS his adseItiaenieht ii anDahef column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
Al . CoErf Qf Probaie holden et Neao MiLford
 Diikin ana Jor ihs district q NsD Milford. os {. the 16fk d65 af April l645. ssaiyss

Presenfs N1fhGnisI Perry. Esp, Judge. T1PON the petition sf Anne VI. Buckingham, bf Oj said New Milford. sheeDiHg s0 this C0uTf; that she is the guardian of Wells Buckingham. Eari Buckingham, Clark Buckingham, Sarah Janc Back. ingham, Beissy Buckineham and Julia Bpcking- ham; all of saId New Miliord.f minors, under she age Of twenty one ycam; that said minors own and psssess in lee simpe. ienanis in common. .a piece of land lying as N0FshyIlle in said New Milford, houaded north by land 0f said pstiiianes east by AS poiick River. south by Log way n ffont If Saw Mill and wesf by highway {; e0nlsining ahont half an acss he it moro or iess, with dwelling house there. or of abnt the value 0f e50O. and suhjecl to said petitioners night of dover therein, a the widow of Herman Burkingham 2ds deceased: praying this Cos. Or ssi6 peiisionset farsh. 70 pase an nfder sushorixng and empawrsine sad petitioner or some ellter meet pers0n Q eelt and cenyey the interests Of said mi6ss in sad escsibed premises. acca.din io ihs SlAlube n sucH case made and pres NeE peliiion nn le. dated ApFii l2sh. l0l5
 OxnEnEDs That eni4 petition be cmItinued e ihe thifsssh day nf 1snss then s0 he heard and de. seTmined the RFehase Office in enid New Milford. ~ minc o'clock in the forenoon and siaf nDice Of ihs tehdehcy shsseof be Eiven by ppbiishns sb9 ov dss iR BswspapeF pli11e2 m EiiahGeh. three usehe pecctssiEelys lsass six weeks before alse said sOlh day of June.
 U A tSue copy of Rscnsd
 Ss. NAEzAAiEr PEGHy; Jsdss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
VEII L0ST.

nN Sunday morning. . LACE SILK vEII, fell N from Lady's Bonnet, between my house and C0i1s House. or between the COtvt House and Cospfy House. Whoever has found the said 3s4 JOSEPH ADAMS.
 April 2f, is45. 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

NOTICE -The seats of the M. E. Church in lN this village, will be offered for rent for the term of one year, on Saturday, May 3d. at o'clock P. M. Per order of the Trustees and Stewards.
 D. L. MARKS. Litrh6eld Anyilt 19d fgAS. " a 4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

Roots G Shoes at Wholesale. isa v D. TOWNSEND q CD. ,a's' No. co State-street, Hartford, Ct. @ yETOULD respectfully inform the public that IVY they areconstantIy manufacturing, and have now on hand very large and we'll selected assort- Inent of s7f4,
 a' BoOts, Shoes, q Esrogans,
 comprising all the different qualities and styles to De found in market, which they offer for sale io the trade for cash or approved paprr on as aynra- he terms as can be purchased in Boston or New York. Country, Merchants who keep Boots $ Shoes, and dealers generally will find t for Mer nferesf to call and examine their Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
 April 2ist. iS45. 4w4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
BOOfs, Shoes, Q BrOgams
Iitchaield Institute.

TTyHE Summer Term of this institution will com. II mence May llth: Tuition per quarter of eleven weeks,
 Common Eaglish Branches $500 RHgher ," TOO qs Latin. 500
 Greek, 9t# 300 <
 For further particulars application may be made to Rev. G. c. ". Eastman, Principal, or to Rev. Isaac Jones, Assistant Teacher in the Languages. April 2lst, 1S45. .a 9fla 3w4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL, N N South Farms, C0nmecticuts snt K <
 NTISS L. McNiELls will open a School s1VAs on Wednesday. April 3tlsh. for the iil-
 strnciion Of Young Ladies in the common
 and higher English branches. Drawing Painting and Embroidery. \ asf sAss <. ADril 1645. Sss. As
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
.INOT'ICE.

vTsfiE CoparfnsIshp hsresofore existing under tho
 N nains md firm of OsBaiEN, McNEFLL& N Co. b this day issolved hv mntnal coneent lahn O EFian sud Charles McNsil are duly suihorized 10 settle sgsg \ K X, ss7 7ssg gg3s3 JoHH O O'BRIEN, ,.a
 s sssf s < N N N EHAs, .McNEiL,
 { N 3 gL& PArRicK BuRKs, ,ss s N SAM'LA GRovEs.
 THE suhscrheys hssinn formed q Coparsnershir, for the pnspote Of GaFfyinR on the ManMiAcinring Rusjness, under the name and firm of O Brien @ McNeill, would respectfully inform the people Uf Litchfield County and vicinity. shnt shev will con. sinne 10 manufacture BHoAbctpTH CAsslMERss and SATISErTs.on Shares or by the Yard. . 8s,sas
 Goshen, March lesh, isls. . x G.s Isg Al z6s,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

NIOTfCE is hefeby given 10 al whom t may coa.i 1N csrns that un application will be made 10 the Genernl Assembly of fC0nnecticht, 10 be holden at Hartford on the fist "Wednesday Ii May. 4. D. i645. luf an Act of Incorporation of HailFoad Company, with the usual powers and priv!egss. eushorizing sniiab le point on the Hsr,ord and New Haven Rail Road, In New Britain or Newneton, in. near. ~ through Newington in the town of WeiheFsfield, town of Fasmington, Bristol. Plymouth. Hsrwiason. Litchfieid, Watertown, Wolcnif. Waterbury, Pros. pect. Oxford, Bethany, Humphreysyillcs Derhys Bir n ingham. Huntington Orange. Milford and Strat- ford, with referenee 10 finn connection with the New Fork and New Haven Rail Road n some suitable poinisg s % z sa sg ~
 SETH N. NoRrH, E. A. AxpREws, WM fI SnIrH,
 IRA Q. SMITH, F.. A. PARKER, and othefg. New Britain. April 18th. l645. q S3g, s fa7
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

.df a oaus Of Pr0bate holden as Wsackesfer, k scikhin and for Ae l)istrief ef Winchestsy, on the 4th dag ef ydp,iI 4. D. 4S45 s z t, , Prssesst Gideon Hdii Jr. Esq., Judge. said disfrici, deceased This Court doth dacreesx months from and afer the l2th of April inst. he d. lowed and limited for the creditors of said eslate siissisifssaf snJ HTscs U siiai of this order bv advertising in newspaper publish ed in Litchfeld, and by posting copy iheseof on est the place where the deceased iaet dweIt.
 Certified from Recnrd. g. ssS IVY Y {
 4Ts GIDEON HALL h., Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

TTVFIE Court of Probate for ihs Dislricl of k Litchfield, hath limited and allowed six months from the date here0E for the creditors Id the esl8te of John Welch. late of Warren, ins said district. decsaeed. in which i0 exhibil their claims far aIIow- lance and settlement. Those negleeling to present their AccOuiits within said time, properly nitesfed, will be debarfed d recov- cry. All persDns indebred so said eslnte are requested io make iInmediate paynlelltt6 N 5luss .aaa yAsap WEycH.a9 Erecss.3
 AUeUsrUs COLEmAn,
 LtchAeld; April 15; 1e4G s4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
.at Coirisof Probate hoiden at Haytfo With- X i,s and for Ae District Of Eavt Ord on the l5th M l.aa 1f luas;f Al n 1SAE. f.sl8sI.

At Court Probate hpideu at Hagif0r Ugitb- se i,s and for the Disirf Of a1tf ,on the l3fh ~ duy ef April, A D. iS45s A 1{3g ggsss. ss3 ts
 slss x Psesent E3liiaps . ..afsons Judge. s
 FTTPON the petition ot Eli Brown. Jr ofi Bloom-
 Il field, in the County ofgfisrtford, chewing to this Const shai he b Goasdisn oi Mary Jane Greg. ofy, Chare,ie GFeeVgy, and Siurecs N. F. Gregoyy. of Bloomfield. within snd district. minors, That said n0rs are the owners pf ffnl estate eitusted n thc town of Washinaf0n in this Siaie vlz As tehaDfs in catnnidn, each of an undivided third part of ' certain piece of land eDnfainine aton sx aefos and
 three quarters. bDinded nostlerIy. sshtheFiy and esslerly by land of Nsthanlei BroxngaDd westerly by, iandSol' Henry w: Barter. Also. ~ iensnts n common, oi an undisidsd shird part of is reysssoa of cereias o,her nisce of ant. bnnnded np.'l 9nt Harry VI. Barlow, and weSt hy highway, Niih the house sanding fIefea0 snhjaci 10 ihe Nfe eslsts Oi Mrs Debefy Gregory Also. Au inteFesi jn ihs hnrn. standar on said last menii6ped piece If land@~iha whole ihtereeg0 Of al sad uiiKfe in said psopesty sslusd at abOutshrss hundred end twenty hye dos
 N Tint said proDsrty csnnos be adyantse eeensy jp: prnvsd fr ihe hene6,of sgd inors. end lhat t Nlll bs for ikeF n,etest !o has tbeir snsfes Of said pffmFss so and ihs ayaiis thefsei ,,!vess: esopsss ss sssS'Sss ss sS | ps Y s
 kls Nj ssss ~ N aIll5 R1sssq M fk .ss94apsg
 IT IS ORDERED By TITS CoyRT, That said. Guar
 iap rive n0tiee hof said application by espsing lhe ssnss io he published in. onA ol the Newspeperl printed in Lilch6ed. h The County af Litcbheid, ihrre weeks syeiy. al Itast Six NsSks before ihe heafing; and that said petition w bs heard ai ihe Probate Oiice in Hsid district. nB she twenty ffih dayeE Jpne nest. ., nine Qscleek, sAaMs E CeF1isd tfeal kscotd y " N ~ <.ss..
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
Eaal1inn n7l7a MFillinera.

WrISS N. c. WAR n having received all lSA assortment os Nlillinefy Goods. is pre- pafed 10 supply aIl cusson,eFs 0H shoFt no- ice. SEsaw hts cleaned and 5epaired.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24

Al q Coar, ef pr0baie holden as Sharon. sciihin 2, 2 end Jor tke diaricf of Sharon, ois ihs Sd asy I April A. D, ,l34s. sas '' K N ts :. Present, Chariss '. Ssdgwick. Esq. JudgsA
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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-04-24
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7N TN hnnd and cO1sIaniIy FeceiVlng, Dfy 'N1 Goods. Book, Fancy Go0iis, German Toys. Groceries. Wkeal Flour. | doz ditief- ent size Was6 Tubs. Keeler Tubs. Flour Pails, Patent Water Pails. Bed Cord. Lead. ing Lines, Coil Rope. Fish Hooks and Lines, Violin Strings, Fim0thy Seed a pure article. 47 1 BALDWIN 6E CANDEEs