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0IPAt City Prices 80
VVNHE New England ECONOMICAL HOUSE
i KEEPER and FANNY Receip, Book, every
family should have one
WALTO\S VERMONT REGISTER and Far
me- $ Almanac for Is &C. Al wholesale and re Nil by
Burlington, Dee. 3, 1885. 5. WOODS.
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Attendant symptoms.
'TTlS Remedy which is celebrated for removing
those unpleasant sensations that generally pre-
code deafness, such as, Falling of Wn'er, Buzzine of
Insects Whizz,ng OF Steam, confused noses q c. &c
is for sale at PECK &; SPEARS t;.
20 UAGAR d. ARCUUR'S,
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Wanted.
MRS. ERiSER-

4 smar, active BOY as an Apprentice to the Tai
\ orine Business. eff
Dec. 4, AS. NJ. G. RATHBUN a. Co.
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Stayed.

X koM Benz. Wreht's inicrvalc in Colchester. q
shah whl'o face bob tailed sorreI horse
Lee ISL 1913. SAMUEL S. SKINNER
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MRS. FRASER,
TTAS 20 far recovered from severe fit of sickness
as to be able 10 open her shop again for the re-.
ceplion of customers,
Having been obliged by sickness to close her shop
for long time in the best for business, and
havng'u large stock oirch and fashionable Bo,lnets,
Caps, and other Millinery @oo.s-ind being obliged
to rai,e mon " to pay her debts, she has conclu
ded to, and will positively, sell her and many
other articles cost, les than cost. Persons
wanting such articles viii find it for their interest to
call.
Burlington Dec. 18th 1915.
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ID i @ d ,

In Colchester, on the 10th INST, ELISHA DoRAscE
aged ~ years.
In Underhll, on the 22d inst, JoIHAM HOWE,
AGED 50 years. Printers in n. II are requested &c.
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Thermometers.

lust RECEIVED and for sale by the subscriber
j large supply OF Ormsbys Definition Spelling Book
Wholesale and Retail! S. WOODS.
December IL. %
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4FEVstS $ ESIUtCe
the Subscribers, having been onno;ntoa ~,
w the HonoraUie vac FIoDd,c Court Tor the Dis
trlct ofChttenden commissioners TO receive, examine
and ADJUST the claims and demands of all PERSONS
against the estate of MOSES FELTON, late of
Hinesburgh in sad District, deceased represented
insolvcnt, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur.
pose we do therefore hereby give notice. that we will
attend to the business of our appointment, at the
dwelling Of Dolly Peon, in Hinesburgh in said Dis
trct, on the Nineteenth days of February and Nay
next at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, on each of said DAYS.
Dated this iih day of November, A. d. 1915.
ARTEMAS FLAGG
ALFRED q. SUMNER.
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BIN DING.

THE Subscriber would IN.
\ l. form his friends and the
an public, tina, he is still CARRYING
IN On the Book Binding and
IA Blank Book making IN all lis
Az various branches, and is pre-
- pared TO bind Pamphlets, Pc
Papers, and to rcbnd old Books in any
I'm manner and at such prices as canno,
Fsui those disposed to favor him with n call =
has workman in his employ well experienced in
he business and who is second 10 none l., hi. com.
Try. Blank Books made to order and ruled TO anv
pattern on short notice, and warranted. '
~ STEVENS WOODS.
burlington Dec. Is 1873 Strongs Buiidnps.
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Brown Sheetings.
IN Bales Heavy Brown Shee,ings,
~ 3 Fine do do
We cannot LAY that they are cheap but they will
be sold at the lowest price the market will allow by
Villas & MOVES
N ov. 2e,45 26
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MOlasses.
Oh Tierces OF best ST. Croix,
~ 10 uhds Su do
10 do p Il
Is do Trinidad,
Sugars,
Is llhis ST. Crox,
10 do Muscovado,
10 do p r
Is do NO
Is Cases Wool>ey and Woosey DR. Loaf and
Lamp
90 Bbls Powdered,
20 do Crushed,
Is do Coffee Crushed,
FOLLETT.& Brady.
South Wharf Burlington,
November 25, S45.
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Teas.
ISO Chess Hyson Skin Tea,
~ 100 do Young Hyson do
30 do Old Hyson do
10 do Black do
25 Caddies l3 lbs each O. II, Tea,
so do Il do Y. II do
For sale low by FOLLETT & Brady.
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ar-5 stock Of Groceries, con isiing in part OF
loaf limp pow leroi and crushed sugars also.
moasses teas coffee, soap tobacco amp oil, salera-
,us starch, &c. &c. which VIII be sold at the lowest
prices j.. NJ. POPE.
Burlington, No.. II, l5l5, "a
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such as tan ards, gobcis plates, baps'nnl bowls
tea and coffee pot, and all goods in the britannia
ware line snch candlesiicks mmblcis lather box.
es. suga' bowls cream and moasses cups, etc. etc.
Silver spoons and Forks
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-04

void win refuse a. their Ike n pfter years -
Those hours arc the inhafitsnee of the ynufAg-the
old haxe but the inieFest that asemOvy pays on the
original investment.
Il 10, and will be. IN NewsEpgfsnd, d dsy cf gen
eral Thanksgiving. The geUiilie oflove, calls back
to the family standard. the scattered hands that
have ESCAPED the scyte If ''the fell destroyer" in
their Conflicts with The worldin renew their co.
veant - the family altar, and lay aside the heavy
afuIor Of their cares. perplexities and grieis-
Home! Is the war-cfy Of all. Home that holy en-.
deafment that draws like the magnet, gathers from
faE and wide its straying hearts. on these sacred
occasions. The voting aFtizan is " going home'-
the youthful merchant and wesried studen,-and
the factory girls, are "going home"-and the mid
dleaged, are pefhaps for the last time to sit at the
board Of their grav- haired parents whose rIpened
wears tell too plainly that they, too, are soon to go
'hnme." But blessings on our fathers for the Leg
acy-tor the pious forethonght that suggested, and
the rigid honesty that observed. and transmitted to
US. the honored custom If Thanksgiving .day Nav
It cease only when national crime shall sulIv oi,r
fair escuicheOn. Nav all who gu home. or re-
main at home. on this occasion, find hearty well
come, well-6lled board and parents blessings:
"Sweet is the hour that brings rs home.
Where all will spring to meet us:
wnere hands are striving as we come,
To he the first TO greet u.s.
when the world hath spent its frowns and wrath,
And care been sorely pressing,
lis sweet to turn from our rowing path,
And find q Preside blessing
Oh, joyfully dear is the homeward track,
When we are sure Of welcome back"
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1t 10 q part Of humanity for all To act as II mem.
bers Of common compact for mutual ssfetv Ev.
cry one should strive with all endeavor to do his
share in introducing and making known every
means Of rescue from any common danger. We
feel it 90 especial and marked dutv that for onr
part we ask our fellow beings that are afflicted
with any disease Of the Lungs. Liver or Chest, to
use the Health Restorative, which is constantly
advertised in our columns II is a perfect safe.
gard in those disea ses, and will never do the in
iury Of disappointing the sick. Let every one as
siss in spreading It wherever such complaints are
known. IS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-04
DIR. wiSTaRs GREAT DISCOVERY

II was once said "There is no hing new under
the SUM-" This has been emphatically true. in re.
gard to medicines. Hundreds of Pills. Panaceas,
Expectorants and Specifics Of all sorts have been
puffed into notcriety-ali made mainly Of the same
ingredients, adding mo- new materials to the healing
art. But DR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry fur.
nishes new medical agenf-a new principle evo-
we'd from natures "wn depository. II cures Asth.
ina. incipient Consumption. Liver Complaint. and
all diseases Of the Lungs. when nothing else will
An honorable member Of the Canadian Parliament
writes that il has cured him Of Asthma OF ten wears
standing. A. Williams Esq. Attorney at Law. So
william street. New. York was cured Of the same
disease Of twenty -four years standing. Mr.Cnzens
OF Haddon6eld, NJ j., makes affidavit that il cured
him Of supposed CONSUMPTION. after nhvsrans
had given him up to die; and so Of hundreds OF o.
theirs.
03-Remember, we positivelv. in no case, palm
of unreal cures as produced by this valuable rem.
edy. Be sure to get " DR.. Wistar's Ralsam Of Wild
Cherry" Sold by 8. Buel. Li'ch6eld
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NOTICE.

I N accordance with suggestion Of the Litchfeld
l County Temperance Society, recently held at
Torringiotd and agreeahly to conviction of its
proprety in our own minds. we, Commissioners in
the towns in which we reside. would invite the
License Commissioners of Litch6eld Countv to
meet in convention at the Town Room in Litch-
field on Tuesday the 10th day Of December next,
al 10 O'clock 4. NJ for :he purpose Of agreeing w.
on some uniform mode of action in respect to Ii.
cences. ALLEN BLAKE, lu;,oh.o.
ALBERT GILBERT. "'"o"e''
THOMAS WATSON Jr. n Hartf'd.
T. A. MILLER, Torrington.
Nov. IS, 1915
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-04

TIME Judge vi The Court ~ Probate f'r The dis riot
IL at Wa,rri"wn. has ilmi ed and allowed mouths
tr,un thclate heref T the creditors III the Esr of
MARY ANN GARNSEY, late 1t Waierf..wn, N
said district. deceased. represented n-"iyerf, in
which tn EXHIBIT their CLAIMS tfer TO and has ap-
pointed Benjamin DE Forest and lsrae! B Wm,j-
ward Of <a,d Wa'ero~n. Commas oners 70 receive
and examine said ci,inrs
Cerlitied nv HOtBROOK CURTIS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall meet
a. the dwelling house If Benjamin DrF"res il said
on the 22d day Of Nav 1916. Mt oclnck p. NJ On
each 81 said DAYS, "r the purpose Of attending to the
bu>iUess OF their apmJn'TEenT. a.
BENJAMIN DEFOREST, 2Commis-
ISRAEL B WOODW ARD. ! s0ners
All persons inGeb,ed to said Estate, are requested
to make immediate payment 70 ........ \ .... &
= HENRY SKLTON, Executor 3
- WATERFOWL, November I'D. 1915. q %
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THE subscriber having received War
u rants to collect, state, town. highway
and ecclesiastical society taxes in III" town
will meet them at the house uf John A.
Shepard in said Norfolk an the frs, and
second Mondays of January 1916 from nne
to four o'clock In the afternoon ON each If
said days, for the purpose Of receiving said
taxes.
N. b. All persons neglecting TO pay their
taxes nj said time and place must expect TO
pay lawful fees for collecting.
70 SAMUEL SEYMoUR Jr., Collector.
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MISS EB. DtbNVED

WOULD nfmm her friends and the pub
w liz generally. that she has just return
ed from New. York with u fashionable as
so,imSnt of MILLINERY GOODS, viz -
Hats, Caps, Ribbons, Flowers. Pun"'s, la
ces, Muslin and Cambria InSerings and
,Edgings, ii superior qmlity-Al~". Fring"s.
Gimp.. Cords and rnssal>, Fancy Buttons,
Cnmb ard Steel Beads, Shawl Pins. &c. &c.
Linen CamhrIc Hdkfs, Ladies' Gloves and
Miiis. and variety oi articles usually kept
in a Millinery E>ta .ment.
Norfolk. Oct. 29ih. lS45 "a
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Disir,cf Of LnchGeid, IS
Probate Court, NoU. 2Oh, 1915 !
TIME Judge If The Court OF Probate tor the Dis
IL ,rici If L,tchieli has limited and allowed six
estate oi john Brirn, an ,n."ven, assigning dehs.
or Of Goshen IN said district, in wnirh,n iher
claims thereto; and has appointed Neis Brewster
and Masses LYMAN EsqrS.. oi said Goshen, C''mns-
slOneTs 10 receive and examine said Gains.
Certified by RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
The Subscribers give notice, that they shalt meet
at N. Br-wster's Office il "a d G ~Iie. an the 2nd
Monday of d. ceunber I545, and the last Monday in
April 1885, at nclpck in the aiternnOn, on each
Of SAID days.t"r the purpose Of attending to the btu
siness vi said appointment.
- NELSON BREWSTER co.x.
MOSES LYMAN. oo"" 's'
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AUCTION!

THE Dwelling House. aud Land adjnin.
II ing- known us the "Li,chfeld lious-'
on the east side of South Street. in The viii
Iage vt Litchfied. will be- sold at Auction
on Wednesday the l7h day Of December
instant, if not previously di>pos' nf ut pri-
waite sale Also The Furniture. Beds, &c.
Sale 10 commence az lO"'clork A. NJ. ut the
House. The premises can be viewed on
application to CHARLES JONES.
Lilchfield, Dec. 2, lS45. %
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Division Orders.
Third DiOision Connecticut .Miiit

Third UiDisiOn CONNECTICUT Militia.
IS. SOUth6ury, .Nor. 10. ls45
HENRY B GRAVES. Of Plymouth, DAVID B
IL BooTH. Of Danburv. are appointed Aids de
Camp; SIDNEY 3. BEARDsLGE, of Nnrw Xix. Divis-
ion inspector DONALD WARNER, of Salisbury,
Division Quarter Master; and are to be obeyed and
respected accordingly. GEORGE P. SHELTON.
"27 .Mn;or General
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DIED,

In Norfolk on II e 29th ult., Mrs lydia Roys,
vile Of Mr.. Hiram Roys, aged 46. In The death Of
this very warihy woman, mol only large circle of
relatives and friends. but the society in which she
moved. and the Church Of which she was mem
Der, have sustained loss not to be forgotten
At Demarara, on the 9th Oct, Moses Benja-
min, Esq, U S. C0nsrl.
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.A6olieiOH Of Militia Trainings ----Nothing
marks more certainly, though quietly. the decline
Of the war spirit among the grea: mass Of our PEG.
pie, than their unwillingnes to continue the svs-
tenn militia drills. 1t was retained in Massachu.
sets BY few war spirits, until nearly all men of
sense became weary and ashamed Of it and then
the Legislature, in 1889. released from military
drills all that had been liable to that service and
provided sum of $5O,o0O year to be distributed,
at the rate OF So each, among any number of the
OLD militia, not exceeding 10000, who voluntarily
trained certain humber Of times every wear. Still
even TINS offer has not rallied, in any year, more
than 1000 volunteers; and the whole number I'VE
believe. 10 constantly diminishing
Maine, IN 1851, entirely abolished the system
"f militia drills. repeating all ser laws that reaur.
eo that useless service, but retaining the militia
system. simply by continued enrolment OF all that
would be bound at her call to come forth for the
support OF her laws or foI the defence Of her soil
vermont at the recent session of her Legisla-
turs, has followed the example Of Maine She
"asSed an act repeating all laws that heretofore re-
CURED militia drills, and substituted merely an en-.
rolment, az for jury purposes, of all that would un-
der the old system, have been liable to militia SER
vice.
.Nrso York and Nssc Hauen Steamboats,
Wsnter arrangement winter arrangement
IN this line commences on Monday next, Dec. l.t
bnat will leave New York every dav, a, & %
A. M; and ON Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday,
at t NJ Returning, boat will leave New
Haven daily at 10 p. NJ and on Monday, We'd
nes,iay, and Friday, at 10 A. NJ.
.Nte0 York and albany Line.-Ths line. BY
steamboat :" New Haven, and thence nv railway
through Hartford, Springfield and Pittsfed, to
A!oany. Will 60 into operation on Monday next
The boat will leave Peck slip every morning at
i'2 o'clock. and passengers will arrive at ALBANY
ABOUT o'clock the same evening. Returning. the
cars leave Albany at 1-2 M and the p,ssen.
gers reach this city nv the hoat which leaves New
Haven at 10 P. Nh Y Jour. Com.
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NOTICE.,

THE Undersigned, duty appointed Col
IL iecior If til" Town and State Tax on
the assessment list IF 1874, hereby gives no
tice IT, the resident mia bitan,> of the town
of Sharon, AMI the non residents who are
liable To pay Il town and state tax unto sad
town. that he will receive sad tax at the
several places named :-On Wednesday.
Dec. 24h. lS45. NJ the hotel If Morris G,nm:
sell IL, Cornwall Bridg,., from 10 o'clock A
NJ. TIL 3 O'Clock p. NJ. on Thursday DC.
25,h. at the store OF Ch ,rl''s |. Lowell IN
Ellsworth Society. from y o'clock \. NJ till
3 "'ci"ck p NJ; aud "n Friday, De-. 26'h.
at the hotel at Milo Winchester, A,nenia,
from 10 o'clock A. NJ till 3 o'clock p. VI.
and "n the fist Monday in January l946 a;
the. hotel ut JudSnn ST John and ihnS.. who
negleci to attend agreeabiy the above no.
ice may exprc, to pay travelling fees.
DANIEL $ WooDnuFF. Collector.
Sharon. N " 9Th. lS45 s+2S
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MHR RfEn y.

In Winsfed. nov. "a. by the Rev. Mr. Ferris
Mr.. Aiva Stone, of LiichfeId. and Miss Lucy NJ
humiston, If Winsted.
At Spencerown. N. Y by Rev T. Woodbridge,
Hon. John M Niles If the U. s. Senate, and Miss
Jane II. Pratt. daughter Of Erastus Pratt, ESD, Of
Spencertown.
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PERU merry.

NXTRACT OF PATCHOULY
Il do. VIOfETrE
do VERRENA
d.. MILE FLEUR. &c. sc.
BOQUErS DIES DANES. in grra, variety
1inc Rose" Musk" and Orange" COLOGNE.
ROSE WATER
BAY -
ORANGE
Perfu,ped SACHETS
OTTO OF ROSE
STEEf. BEADS
HAIR BRUSHES. &c &c.
For sale nv
.......r-.. II. F. FISH. Druggist,
q Salr,b nv, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-04

~ THE Subscribers inclosuve
abouG the 18th uIt. light
brown cow. SIX or srven
naD years old. Also light red
CALF, below the common size. The own
er or owners can have them by calling and
paying charges.
Norfolk Dec. !. ~2e
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NOVICE

S8~ @3W&90
DY virtue cfan order from the Hon. Court Of 70.
ID bate fnr the District Litchhed will be a0id at
public vendue much Of the Personal PfOrerty Of
DAVID BOOTH. lata of Litchfeid., deceaseG. 90
will raise The SUN Of two hundred and fifty dollars
said property consists Of four Cows, horse, one
ces Of Household Furniture. &c. Said sale TO take
place at the late dwelling of said deceased. on
rhursdav the 9Th dav of Decembef lS45, at 10 o..
cl OK IN the forenoon Of said dav.
CHARLESs BU5L, Admir-,
ANN Z, BOOTH, Adm'x.
Litchfied, Nov. 26, 1875 ~
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A CARD.

VTNHE undersigned, will give his personal at
i tention to ASSAYS Of metals, or minerals. Ell
Their qualitative, or cumulative. Any substance
sent to him for clinical ANALYSIS. will be prompt.
ly attended to, and ON moderate terms e.
HENRY F. FISH.
Salisbury, I'd Dec. 1s45. %
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FOR SALE.

IITCIlFIELD MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
VlNHIS Company has bern in operation
Tw I've Years ending July 7. l64S. and
hive isstird 2242 Policies.
mount "f properrv insured l,99S $50
The Whole am mnt IT Cash premium paid
into the Treasury, since the commence.
ment, heng is of The premium charged,
To interest received on loans e549O
$40 s94ss
The whole amount of losses il $59s3.S3
To amount paid 10 Agents SOooO
To- amount paid for Insurance.
Plates. q ,Oks, Stationery, and
for renewal Of Policies, liSS 69 -7,9S9O2
Leaving balance in the Treasury Of 1905 IS
Add 10 the above ba lance, the premium
charged on the hooks the las, FIVE years 9o.s7l 60
Presen, capital or funds Of the COMPANY,
from which fuure losses are to he paid. S22,677.o2
Officers Of the Company. -
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWIN. Treasurer,
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Directors.
William Beehe, Oriyen 8. Seymour,
Oliver G.mdwin, Wm. II. Thompson,
Josiah G. Beckwith, David G: Sanford.
Jason Whiting, Leman w. Cutler,
G'o,ge C. Woodruff.
Agents for the Company.
Daniel B. Br,nsrade, Washington
David &. Sanford. New Milford
Rufus Fuller. Jr. Kent,
Richard Smith, Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, C0rnwall1
Nelson Brewster, Gshen,
William M. Bnrrall, Canaan,
Daniel s. Clapp, Salisbury,
Augustus Royce g. lNorfo,k.
Juhn Dewell,
Roger II. Mills, New Hartford,
George d. Wahhams. TorringtOH,
Lewis Smith, HnrwintOn,
Elisha Johnson. Plymouth.
John e. Amber, BrthlemI,
Lcnnn w. Cutler, Waierinwn,
John Aberne,hy. Vocabulary,
David C. Wh;ttlest.y, New Preston,
Gporg. p. TalI,nadge, Warren.
Pc sons wishing h, get their Buildings In.
srrrd can apply toeither Of the Agents, or 10
the Secretary.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President
JASON within NC, Secretary.
Litchfeld, July7. lumly
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District If Litchjield -. !
PROBATE Court, N0u. 81, 1915.

T1PON the application Of Belinda Nettleion Of the
u town and county Of litchfield showing 70 This
Court that she s guardian To Laura NetiIeten, Al
bert K. NettletOm and Amelia B. NestlesOu, Minors,
heOnging TO said Disrict and that said minors Gre
the owners Of the following real estae viz The un-
divided one seventh part Of the real estate and ap.
purtenances thereof situated in the towns 0f Itch
field and iarwnton In said county Of Lisch6eld,an
occupied by the firm Of J. Firth, Hall, & Company,
m0nuta ctusers 1t Musical InsrumctI'a, the came be-
ing the interes' which Elijah E. Netiietun, late Of
ltchfed, deceased, owned in the real estate OF ed
Firm at the time of his DEATH. Said estate consists
Ut two pieces Of Ia nd bounded as follows viz: One
piece ~ bounded north and south oniand owned by
Firth & Hall. west Turnpike road, and east o,t
a'erhury river, with dwelling houses. factory and
other buildings thereon, containing ahout three acres
more OF less and situated in said t0wn of LitcI6ed
The oiher piece is woodland situate in said town bf
Aarwinton, and bounded north on Gamer Curiiss,
easterly on Horace Castle and Barber Loomis, south
"n the estate Of Elijah E. Nefileton, deceased. and
west an Waterbury river, canfainlhe shout six acres
more or less said estate being subject to widows
dover, aud valued al about three hundred dollars,
and showing just aud reasonable cause for selling
said real estate praying for order that che OF
some other meet persnn be empowered e. sell the
same, per application on file, dated the 2ls day Of
November lS45. more fully appears.
Ordered. Tint the fbregNng application he heard
NJ the Probate Office in Litchled, on the Slsi day Of
January 1886. At 10 0'c0ck forenoon and that no.
tce thereof BE- published ia SOME public newspaper
printed near the place where sneh zeal estate les
three weeks excessively, NJ lena, siz weeks before
said time assigned. Certified by
~ RALPH G. CAMP. Judge.
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CAME INTO

THE inc!osure OF the subscriber on Mount
L Tom, Litch6eld. q small red YEARLiNG
HEIFER. The owner can have her by paying
charges and taking her away.
AMOS BISSELL,
Litch6eld, Dec. 3. ...... 90
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-12-04
NOTICE.,

THE Subscriber having changed his residence
l. from Salisbury to- the Village of Lchfeld
requests his correspondents to address him At the
latter place SAMUEL CHURCH.
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One Cent Reward.

DAN AWAY from, the Subscriber on the
~ 7.h day Of inst November. and iUden.
,ured Boy by the name nf Friend SvhitcOmb.
Said boy il twelve years tjlds dark brown
hair. black eyes. and about feet 9 inches
high. has scar on the right hand Hs.Sasioh.
ed by cut. This 10 to forbid all persona
hnrborlng or Trusting him on my account.
DARitjS b. MINER.
TorringforA. Nov. I, la45 g6*