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MOLD HERE.--Y II. Patronized by their late
- majcslic's, Her Royal Highness the Dutchcss of
Nents. and sanctioned by the Lords OF the Treasu.
ry' manufactured of Herbs only.
GRlMSTONE'S EYE SNUFF
Inc inventor most respectfully solics the attcu
u?n OF the nobility, gentry and the public to make
ritI OF MS celebrated hcrbaccous compound pledcr-
ng himself to the efficacy and certain relief tn the
! ouerer: Inc reader will remember some of the
catcSt events have been accomplished by the most
IinPIc causes. This Snuff removes diseases with.
ut irritating those delicate organs by It's action on
ne Lachryinal sac or duct the mcmbraucc Of
VnIch is lroccd continuation Of the pituitary ex.
an5I"h WI IN TIC uOstrils. IL has received the
anC'lOh o. the most exalted and scientific person.
gcs OF the age. The gigantic balance the press
as euioglzed this delightful compound of Herbs
lew words to the afflicted. tho innumcrablc tcsti.
nonials OF cures of Cataract, Gutta Serena, On.
namia, inflammation, Nervous Headache Deafness
ID other diseases to which those delicate organs
nc Bye and Ear arc subjected, are too numerous
or the limits OF this bill. This snpH when takon
frequently strengthens the nerycs of the he'd and
emovcs distractions from the Eyes. Loot 20 The
nvcntors signature with the above rovsi rstr,,n.
'gc on each canister, from England Just received
nd for sale by
sep G. HALL & co.
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WILLIAM REID.

- WHEELER, Attorney and Councillor At
~. Law, Portsmouth, Va az
W Office in Buurkc's New BuildIno Uigb stroo,
where he will be pleased to see all persons having
business in the line of mis- profession. Sen IS
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GORDAN's LOTTERY OrFICE.

oOANDA OEEICE.
Drawing Alexandria Lottery Extra Glass No. 239
o9' o. OIL 80, SO, 36, 26, 10, 10, 43, 62, 80, A.
NOS III, 50, AZ, Capital Prize sold at this Office.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
This Day only!
S20.NOn!i
25 Prizes Of s ,000!!
rs Numbers IA Drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery, Extra Glass No. 240.
The Drawing received tomorrow Evening.
Capitals, -300cS 10000. 1000, 1000, 5000 POS,
1900, 500, $50, l000s, COOS, zoos, zoos,
1905, zoos, sos, &c.
Tickets only $slo-Shares in proportion.
DRAWS THIS DAY.
PRIZES OF $4,000.
10 Numbers, l3 drawn ballots
Consolidated Lottery, Extra Glass No H.
Drawing received Saturday Morning.
Captss,-i2 900, 1000 1000, 900, 1000, ,2ss.
l0of ,0O0 500s. 4O0s. 1855, zoos sos &c
Tickets only $5-Sharcs in proportion.
Tickets to be had ut JNO D. GORDAN;S
Lottery and Exchange Office Norfolk.
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold.
Silver, and Specie Checks. Oct
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u EEP 1T BEFORE Tile pEnn1n

X EEP 1T BEFORE THE people,,
IN INC Subscriber informs the public that bo
continues the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS nv
u.G i, Go'hcr o. h'gh and Middle streets, where he
IN style not to be surpassed, may be demon.
srated to the satisfaction OF those who will do him,
.Ic I'Not 10 eau am. examine his work. He has
some ol the most fashionable specimens of
CABIN Ell WORK.
sor CHAIRS. anu " i"u-
appeals to the feelings of a generous public tn ex
TEND 70 him portion of its patronage. Old Fur
ture taken III exchange for New.
o." All persons indebted to me are rcsoccif1il,,
invited to call and settle their bills
'upc 10 r. d. IT.
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SPECIE FUNDs.-JNo. COOKE & CO. will
CbeerSe premium for Specie, or Specie Notes or
Sep l6
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n CilCE.-A PETITION will he presented 10
" the next Legislature of VirGinia 'nraI,; e. W
me passage OF an Act to Incorporate the town Of
portsmouth; comforting upon her municipal irbts
ana privileges. All persons Interested will take
uoE - nlIICc. Aug 20-tc
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FOIS KEsNI,
a And possession given on the LIST of Jam
I'LL Duke street, at present occnn;cd Nv NJ
William Cali Terms $3.50 per annum-payabic
Sep 2S-ts FERGUSON & MILHADO
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Public that he has served regular apprenticeship
at the business, and has been engaged for the last
ten years, Repairing fine WATCHES s. CBOCKS;
such. as to give satisfaction TO all, who may favour
him with their custom.
Officers of the Navy, and others, may rely upon
their work being done in the best manner, and at
the time appointed.
The Public are also informed that MIR. DICKSON
oil Philadelphia, is connected with him in business,
and is prepared tn manufacture and repair Jewery
OF every description, ON moderate terms, aud III a
style not to be surpassed
SepH ROBINSON & DICKSON.
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DRIvATE w
Il LANE, on Middle, between North and Cha
gov streets, Portsmouth, Va. NJ b. Transient
boarders taken by the week or month
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u Ed CLOVER SEED.--Just received q large
~ supply Of prime article Of RED CLOVER
SEED, by tho barrel or bushel. For sale at the
Drug store, 4tb door below Middle st
Sep 10 CHAS. II. IIEINITSH. Agent
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FOR SALE

e. AT Public Auction. on Thursday the 10th
Hzaa instant, on the premises, Mt II O'Clock that
on the Corner of Court and North streets IL has
two rooms and an entry on the first floor, and
three on the second, with Kitchen and other ncces-
a Garden. Terms 800 Cash balance in Twelve
months, with approved security, or lien on the
premises JOHN N. BAIRD.
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRINC

The Subscribers respectful
ly inform the inhabitants of
Portsmouth and Norfolk, that
MIR. Andrew Robinson has
commenced the WATCH s.
CLOCK REPAIRING BUSI-
NESS, at the Stand formerly
occupied by &. w. Heydon.
and ihpy uoul1 sav 10 tho
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pY LATE ARRIVALS While HON.

by LATE ARRIVALS w. III. H. HOD-
~ GEES CO., have received from the Pub
fishers the following valuable Books:
Elements of Morality, including Polity VIM
Whewell ID. D., Author of the Histor and the Phi
losophy of the Inductive Sciences. Price 81
journal of the Texan Expedition against Micr :;
subsequent imprisonment of the author his suffer.
lngs, and final escape from the Castle of Perote,
with reflections upon the present politically and
probable future relations of Texas, Mexico and
the United States, by General Thomas J. Green
No. 80 Harper's Pictorial Bible.
No. II Encyclopaedia of Domestic Economy
No. Is Wandering Jew. Oct 6
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WILLIAM WOODWARD, Notary Pub
W TIC ana Scrivener, General Agent Convey
ANGER and Collector will attend to all business en-
rn9.c1 TO ms care with promptncss and despatch.
W Once on Wide Water Street head of Roa
nokc Square. I IT, n,S''-
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WAR DECLARED, aud no mistake but
w what you will find the greatest variety of
trunks, Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps at my Store
that ever was opened iii this market and at the
very lowest cash price. The day received 80 new
Trunks of ali description, from ST. cents to 5 90
Also Leather of all kinds, viz: Sole and upper
Leather, Calf Skins, Split Skins, Wax Leather,
Bun Leather, Kip Skins Morocco Skins, Lnine
and Binding Skins, all Of which will be sold at the
lowest prices w. b. PITCHER
Sep l9 Sign Of the Boot, Craw ford street
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GONE AND SEE THE BARGAINS

A 'OmE AN ~ SEE LII Vi Is N RCA ms
" Just received lot of Double and Single Guns
which will be sold very low for cash. Also, Shot
Bags Game Bags, Powder Flasks, Nipple Keys
Cleansing Rods, Cap Chargers and Percussion
Caps of various qualities in fact every article used
by Sportsman. Guns made to order, or altered
from flint to percussion; and all work done by the
subscriber warranted to give satisfaction or no paw
and the prices moderate the times will afford
If you want cheap articles, and your work done
well, just call at the Sign of the Mammoth Gun
High street, Portsmouth, Va.
Oct9 ]. A. SPALDING
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WILL BE SOLD, for cash, on SATURDAY,
w the 18th OF October, at the late residence Of
mouth, all his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, consisting of the usual variety and most
ly good.
Also, HIS LIBRARY, consisting of many valuable
Law and Miscellaneous BOOKS, and the office oc.
cupied by the deceased at the time Of his death
Also, at the Farm of the deceased near Ports
mouth, on THURSDAY the 9th of November, lS45
l Match Carriage Horse, other Horse,
% Head of Cattle, (mostly of superior blood,)
II Hogs, Stacks of Oats,
stacks OF Hay, and various articles of Farm
ing Utensils.
JOHN r. KILBY, Administrator,
OF Jas. Fl. LanShorne, deceased.
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DLAID CLOAKING.-JOHNC COOKE & co.
Il have now in Store and arc offering for sale a
large lot of Plaid and other new style Cloakinp
which they will sell 1t very reduced prices.
Oct7 JNO. COOKE & co.
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- UPERIOR INK.-Prcpared bv MAYNARD &
~ Noyes, Boston. This Ink is universally a C.
;nowlcdged to be the best ever prepared Those
Gentlemen manufactured Ink nearly 20 years.
'or sale at The Drug Store, 4th door below Middle
treet. CHAS. III. HEINITSH, Agent.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, CHEAP.-A new
Il lot of TRUNKS, this day received direct from
he factory cheaper than the other lot of all quail
les and sizes. Also a fresh supply of BOOTS
HOES, HATS AND CAPS. Leather of all de-
cripuons, which will be sold lower than can be
Fought in the two towns. All ! ask is for YOU to
all before purchasing elsewhere, and see for YOUR
ewes. DONE forget the Sign of the Big Black
Boot. WM r. pITCJiER
Sep % West side Cravf,rd -,
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AMlLY FLOUR.-A superior article by the
L barrel or rctail-just send aud get some to try.
rom l.. X. THOMAS'S
Aug Z West Side Market SQUARE
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DICK LED OYSTERS, Nicely Spiced, put M
IN the best possible manner, can be had by an.
IS Lying at the Stores of John James, Norfolk: Jo.
cph A. Bilisoly, Portsmouth,, TO the subscriber
N the Western Branch.
I Sep l5-2awtf JOHN BENSON
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-30
NOVICE.

HyHE Inhabitants Of the town of Ltch-
field, are hereby notified. that the last
annual Town Meeting stands adjourned to
the LIST Monday in February next. al ! o'clock
p ~. 80. 4; .5, @
They are also notified, that at said adj
iourned meeting. they will be called upon
10 act uponl the acceptance Of a new high
way, laid out by the Selectmen of said
town, and discontinuance of part of the
old highway; both near the dwelling house
of William Lord. Also, to act on the ac-
cepiahce Of a new highway, laid out by
said Seiectmeu, and the discontinuance of
an old highway in the Society of North
field. Also. upon the widening Of portion
of highway, id the Society of South Farms.
And also, 10 devise some way Of keeping
the roads and bridges ia said tonw in'repair,
and to transact any other business proper
20 be done at said meeting.
@in r.. mi. WOODBURY.
@ PUTNAM KnBoRN,
'ssss SIDNEY PECK, Selectmen.
ta EDWARD GUARNsEY,
's@rA WILLIAM BfssELL, t3 'a
Litchfield. Jan. "a. 1S45. 36
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New arrivals of Goods, Weekly Z II
~ GnnG ssss - "A

1919 49, SsAO ,f8fFeNf
"New Cash Store, south Streets'
u UST received -oue bale of;bn6rBlo robes,
~ few Of extra size and quality Also.
fur mufis and caps. sAlso. axes. ghrass ket-
ties, sleigh bells, OK halls. pocket knives.
knives and forks, razoss, strops, and brushes
Of superior quality. A fresh supply Of dark
and light colored prints, cOlored and white
cariabrics, and mnslins, cotton sheetings bed
ticking, satin, jean, Aannels, linen diapel
and crash, linen and silk pocket handk
chiefs, mourning and fancy cravats and
|scarfs. silk velvet ribbons, cap do, and lace
wells. wooden. cashmere and super kid gloves
cruels, all shades, cruel caps and worsied
comfofte.s, &C, sc. as9s 4. atiisasft rs,
Crockery III tea setfs. boots and shoes su.
fstti is sss IS. IN. BRorsoN, Agent. z
y Tnn,,arv 1a45 @tlgiassss1 ssasfifgS ~ a
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WING CONGREssl0NAT.s CONVENTION

rTyHE Whiss az the Fourth Congregational Dis
l. trict WI hold Consension u Bafnam's Ho-
tel in Mezri0wn on "Wednesday. the 26fh ~ a Feb
ruasy tss5, a 10 o'clock A. Dc. for the purpose Of
nomsasiing suitable person 10 repEesenf said dis
tricf in the next CongEess. Said Congenttpn TO
consist al Delegates from the several towns "a said
district equal 10 twice the namtes - Representa-
tyes they are entitled to send 70 TIE State Legisa
ture Il 3 requested that each town be fsily reP-
resenfsd --27sh Jan. ie4S.
q @. n. HOLLISTER. lcounty Conn
-afa tgs WE. HOTCHKISSs mitfes af
.se 81 !as ALEX II. H0LLEY, Litchfeld Co.
.ssdgsAN FHILO HURD. SO Colnty Gcm-
q; = D. p. WILDMAN.f miitee g sest
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NOTICE.

sNsHE subscriber b about % make . dlf.
- fe9ent enhancement Al bis business. acd
would respectfully inf0rm those who have
unsettled accounts with BIN. thar 4 bec0mes
necessary 70 saltle Them immediately. ~
- Z, y -~ LuxnER HissKE..o
Woicoliyilis, Jan. y. is1s. 80
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a true copy OF record.
GeTse NATHAETEE PRERxs yudge.

DY virtue OF an order from the Court Of
ID Probate for the District 81 Litchdeld.
will sell all the real estate assigned 70 me
by Daniel H. FarnHm. for the benefit Of his
creditors, az private sale. Said property
consists Of d Dwelling House. Barn, and
other Out Houses. and about thirty eight
Acres, of Land. Also. about ten acres Of
Woodland. -Also,s saids FaTHum's right in
the estate of Joseph Farnum, deceased.
Is If. any OF said property remains tilS-
sold on the Goth day Of March, 1915. the
equity of redemption win be- sold nt public
auction. on the Goth day of March .t1ext,Aat
one o'clock, r. M, at,the dwelling house of
said Farnum., a.a ~Ast,.e, s,.s.g...g rs 80
DANIEL l. BENTON. Assignee & Trustee.
Bethlem, Jan. Is. 1915. 30
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District II y.itchf s,d, IS.

ass. go Probate COuri, Jan. 18Th. l645.
TNREDERgCKP PHELPS of Litchfieid. in /
E "a said district, having on the 3lst day Of
Dec. i644, made IN assignment Of certain
estate, personal, 40 Jannah B. Phelps of Tor
rington and Levereit wv. Vessels OF Litch-
field, III said district, IN trust for the benetis
Of his creditors, the Judge of the court Of
probate for said district has appointed
Messrs. Theron Beach and Gideon III Hol-
lister, both OF said Liichfield. commissioners
10 receive, examine, and adjust the claims
of all those who were the creditors Of the
said Phelps al The time Of such assignment,
and has limited and allowed six months,
from this 18th day of January l645y to said
creditors, within which time TO exhibit their
claims 10 said commissioners, and all
claims not presented within said time wilt
be barred recovery Of any ayails of said
properly 20 assigned in trust ~ a
Certified by. DoUGLAs WATSON, Clerk.
The subscribers hereby give notice that
ihsy shalt meet ut the Office Of Gideon d.
Hoiiister, 10 said Litcbfield, on the 10th day
Of March, md on the gath day Of July l646,
al i o'clock In the afternoon, on each Of said
days tor the purpose Of attending TO the bu-
STRESS OF their said appointment.
sssl as9 THERON Beach, r, st
w, GlDEon III. HoLLrsrER, S si
eLitchiield, Jan. 18th, lSaS. eaI 80
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Tk6uses w Dovv.-Another petition in behalf
Of Mr.. Dogf, was presented to the Rhode Island
House Of Assembly on Monday. Il is from his
father, Sullivan Don. and sets forth,
That THOMAS w. Dorr will not deem ik compat-
lille with hassenseo Of honor and duty % accept oil
~ liberation upoA tRe term imposed b the re.
cent act of The General Assembly, aud that his i'm
vrisonmenk therefore win probably only terminate
with hislifa 4 that be IL suffering from the com
plants which are much aggravated " the cOnfine-
ment, discipline and fare Of the psis1u The petit
TONER fhefefore asks The General Assembly to
grant him permission to make occasional visits to
Els son. ana that Dock. Usher Parsons, who has for
twenty years been the physician Of T. W. Dorr.
and Il well acquainted with bis constitution and
the disease from which be suffers, may also visit
him. 1T was referred 70 the COMMITTEES on the jn-
dietary. sgsgs
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LUNH a..

TNHE LUMBER lately owned by Freder-
= ick Phelps. consisting Of Chesnut and
Oak Boards, Chesnut Plank, Pine Siding,
Lafh, Hemlock and Bu.sernuts Boards, Rail-
ing, &C. must be disposed of. DR.. A. 3.
Lewis will attend TO the sale Of It. srs l,aa
!. A good Cooking Sore, with it, Pipe and
Furniture. Also, good Mantel Clock-for
sale as above. ISAAC LAwRENcE.
L;tchfieid. ian. %. 1910. SO
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NOVICE.

VyHE book accounts of Frederick Phelps,
1 u which are assigned to the Subscriber.
and notes which have been given in settle
meat of some Of them. may be found after
the first Of February, with George g. Wood
run, ESQ. An early settlement of the same
is desirable. a ge ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield. Jan. %, 1s45. 36tf
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ETsHE Copartnership,o 81, Lyman u PoRrER
y has expired By, limitation, and The firm
Is this day dissolved, The business win BE-
settled at Goshen and West Cornwall by
either OF the parties. We now offer orr re-,
mining stock Of GOODS, for Cash, Grain.
or Produce, al reduced rates. N sss,.r sss' II
M N. LyMAS. III s,,s,.'
,~.t aqFsyta JoHN P. PoRTER.
.. Goshen, January 8. lS45. II Ia "a
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10 Opinions Of the press =:

Visitors BGlscDs Of Wild CAaTy.--Whenev-
er this medicine Is introduced, il at once attains
that high reputation which it 50 richly deserves.
What can stop its sale, when on every hand can be
witnessed its wonderful cures } The worst cases
Of .AsfhasG, recent Int dangerous Coughs. (and
also those that ase Of long sfanding,) Avenehifis
and Consappfies, Gin ts early stages,l are always
cured By this remarkahle medicine. - Ciscis. lag.
Fssn fke .KssC BeriiR Union Sfav, Dee. 81 1871.
Or. wSsfay.s Balsam If Wsld Cheyyy.--Ac-
coriing to q. number Of Recommendations in our
possession Of the benefts derived from the use Of
Il BIZ some Of our neighbors, we respectfully re-
commend il to families. We have made use Of
the Balsam ourselves, and found that il prodscod
such effects 90 fecommende4. sgaNagn &gH84
For sale By DE-. Samuel Buel. LitchGeld.
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an~u~-.. aunuurl..n ~ fursI,uab. disturb cur %
ciol harmony, and dinErnce our nnral rsctllnde.
And now, in conclusion, let - call on our iel-
loW4cliixens to ponder well the mlgnsys ma %
ovrts crR sf q. S6S6ons ibIs s1ljsSt Lst - -
muusher thsf We are sintioned On tbs American
watch tower e Erecdems - hsacons to warn the
nations q fhe dangers. the orpTeasioIs
- 80 evils af tyranny. Let us Be careful how
We pandsr % The hose appeiitss OF psxty tEiumpns
Lei us kssp clear Of those foreign putEid eEcsas-
cS1cti. which, Il once admitted, and sure 90 coI-
l61e and esngEene the whele political body. het
. not be 20 welded h party success. e e ve,a.s
TIE laws Of nature, q ramPle On the Egnls g ~
nan bsinEs While We arc genegogg % our sgs =.
en- hEsth1sn. lei us % gst 70 ourselves. ena noe-
aal % the oppeezssd sof every sei.. -g 49,
- 1sirkf;on AZ 1i,nt cart of our revenue arising
fiu the ale az Public Lands. about the safest and
,sssf .alif;e s1sthod af keeping and guarding the
,,,aI;d a.snus and violate no principle Of justice
q humanity, but % diner about Texas, and there
b admik her 9 part q this Union. We commit
rscraI suicide, cypress humanity. degrade with the
brute and ensldve thousands Of chr fellow crea-
lures, and add millions Of dollars 10 the "gOOds
and chataelsr Of the naughty aFistocvat Of the
south. Haa Ea 6 stas& sa4i# eag
Finally, 5retzres, let us show ourselves worthy
10 Be called the descendants of our immortal Pur-
tan fathers: Like them, let us stand firm "a main.
tanning the rights Of ourselves, as well ~ Of al
mankind. LET usimitate their example. when a.
called ~ naughty. selfish, and powerful foreign
government. peaceably assemble, remonstrates pc.
,tio and resolve, until our voice is heard and re-
,asraed Let ~ show the ahettors Of annexations
,xhaf although modest and unassuming in our de-
nntiraent, we are firm and established IN our pur-
pasa, never to be the willing instruments Of ma
king merchandize Of beings " created in the i'm
are If God.n re needs be, let Us speak IN the
tones Of tunder, and every shall hear, and ev-
cry arm shall be raised, in union and effort, to Sc
cure and perpetuate the blessings, Liberties, and
riRhtasecured to us by our glorious Constitution.
Let no time be lost in showing to the world our
sincerity in resisting, peGeeably zoe can, for
eiBf9 is3Deannsei" this gross fraud on human lib
erty stis rgaa1 "A NEW ENGbANUEk.
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fNSflE Judge Of the Court Of Probate for
y the districto Wood bury has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof, for
the creditors TO the estate of Alfred Brown
late OF Bethlem. in said district, deceased,
represented insOlyent, in which 10 exhibit
their claims thereto; and has appointed Jo-
sepi H. BeIlamy and Joseph Amber Com.
missioners 10 receive and examine said
claims. Certified by .a,
$500, LEMAN 3. SPRAcUE, Judge.
january %. ls45.
The subscribers give notice, that they
shalt meet Of the Office of Joseph II. Beilamy
ia said Bethlem on the 10th day OF March
and on the 10Th day of July next at one o.
clock, in the afternoon, on each OF said days
for the purpose of attending on the business
of said appointment.
5H - yosRPH AMBLER,
All persons indebted to said Estate, are
requested TO make immediate payment TO y
81 HABoLD BRowN. Administrator.
AZ Cours AZ Pyo5ais holden at Nsa0 Milford,
svikkin oad for the District Of NeU Milford.
% TIE I'D dag Of January, l64S. as{
Psesenf, NaihGniel Perry. Esq, Judge.
CPENcER WARD, Of said New Milford.
- having assigned his estate to John Gay,
lord, Of said town. 10 trust Tor Inc dement,
Of his creditors. by an instrument IN wiring,
bearing date the 18th day Of January, lSa5.
pursuant 10 the provisions of an act entitled
An Act against fraudulent Conseyances."
and the acis in addition to, and alteration
thereof; and the same has been deposited
ID siae ONCE cr this Court for record-and
The said Trustee has accepted the trust Of
executing the same. tits therefore ordered
~ This Court. that Commissioners TO re-
ceive, examine and adjust The claims OF the
creditors of said Ward. be appointed az the
Probate OfIice in said New Milford. on the
l0sh day Of February. ls45. at 0 O'Clock On
lhe fbseaoon, and that all persons interest.
"a, saay be notified thereof, the Trustee will
cause this order 10 be published IN news
paper printed in Liichfield. and post copy
hereof on the public sign post 10 said New
Milford, nearest the place where the said
Ward dweils. 80 IVA d.
A tsne copy Of Record. 36
Csr.itied By NArHAEiEr PHRHE' Judge. =