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Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

I. .a'issouiI.- The Reveille Of tho 9TH
" " says ihpt twenty four districts have
M s.en heard from which havo elected IS
s.ega'es 10 The Convention. Politically
NJ WI stand AZ democrats, ~ wings and 4
'a''se's's, alias Tuslenuggec's. sss
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

OF We arc authorized to announce
WILLIAM RANSOM asa candidate for re-
election TO The office Of Sheriff of Cauoll county
or We arc authorized to announce
JAMES COLLINS aa a candidate for tbo olliee
Of Sheriff OF Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

~. vEoRes liARRis has been appointed
y. ,~ser' - the Navy, 70 iill vacancy oc.
''"0'ed oy The death u EN-. Coxa
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10


| "The next legislature must elect u Uni
1 ted States Senator for The whole term q
six years. Already Is that mass of im
morality and political correption god
father Of Mississippi repudiation--Alex.
ander G, McNuu, ia the field canyassinp
for the office. His political tyranny aud
disgusting morals have estranged from
him portion Of his own party, and The
democrats will be sure to have more than
one candidate before The legislature. The
whig minority may, by uniting with the
better portion Of the democrats, secure
the election 10 this high station, Of an
honorable bond-paying democrat"
The above is from communication 10
the Liberty Advocate, (Whig,) and clear
ly shows ihe policy the wings intend to A.
dopl; and clearly shows too in what al.
lance are those in our own party, who
are seeking 10 break down McNuit.-I
They are doing the rork of Me p4igs,
who, o. all others dread and hate him
most. AS to the disgusting morals"
"polllical corruption," &c, which this
writer has coniured up, il is sufficient
reply to say that these charges are never
made against McNuit here at his home;
where, for his private worth he commands
the esteem Of both wings and democrats;
where, when he ran for the State Senate,
he was elected by an Overwhelming
majority over wing opponent; and where |
N '37, when his private character was as.
sailed by one OF his present opponents,
then whig, almost, the whole whig party
Iolned IN bearing testimony to its purity,
and IN condemning the attack. Sentinel.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

Us. XIX 1,n ~
Jonathan Ammons. S49o 90.
N this case the attachment having boon
n returned by lovying the same on The
property Of The above named defendant
tits therefore ordered by the Court, that
notice be given that il the defendant
shall fail to appear at the next term Of
the Circuit Court Of lChoctaw county, 10
be holden al the Courthouse in The town
Of Greensboro, on the third Monday Of
September next, and plead, answer or de-
muE TO said attachment, judgment by de-
fault will be rendered against him, and
the property attached will be sold.
Il is further ordered that this notice DO
published in the Mississippi Democrat,
newspaper published in the town Of Car
rollion, for four successive weeks.
JOHN NOLEN, Clerh.
August 10, 1915 35-4t
L, N. DAVIS, Att'y for PIf.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
The state or NVississippi. /,

CuocTAw COUNTY.
TO all persons interested in The estate OF
Wsiliani g. Bcaacr, deceased.
NOU will please take notice that |
n shall, at the next November term
OF the Probate Court Of Choctaw county,
present my account for final settlement
and allowance, as administrator OF tile cs.
tate Of the said William c. Bennett, de-
ccasnd, and ask to be discharged.
SOLOMON BENNETT, Admir-.
September 3, lS45. 3s-6t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

RANGER.
6JJ. DURDIN Is a candidate for
Ranger of Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

0J"We are authorized toannouncc Mai.
JAMES MONEY asa candidate for re.electioh
to Tie Office Of Trcnsurcrof Carroll county.
0T~ We arc authorized 10 announce
JOHN LOTT rs candidate for County Trea.
snrer ~ tho Noyemher Elnction.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
I'm CircMit Court Of Carroll
County, state Of Mississippi.

ps. BILL or Discovery.
JamesD. Long.
pom opening The matters OF this
" bill, and i appearing that the said
Jas. d. Long is not q resident Of This State
--lT Is oRDEnED that be appear nj the
next termof said Court to be holden on
.ihe first Monday in October next, and an.
swer tho billoi discovery filed therein, and
in default, the matters o. said bill will be
taken for confessed. sya.
his further ordered, That this notice be
published once a week for two months sue.
cessiyely IN the Mississippi Democrat.
n. A. SEWARD, Clerk.
July Q, 1885, 3O-0t
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

A young man by The name Of plymon
seayer now lies in jail at Chelsea, vi, Tor
having labored in his field on the Sabbath
tie is a man Of good moral character, but
conscientiolsy believes that the Sabbath
Is mol divine institution. Having lei
sure to reflect uponii, he may possibly
change his mind. lf he don't, the Boston
Post thinks il would be advisable to hang
him 1.-THE.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
Rangers Notice.

HhtNHFNN7W INWEHENs VA
TAKEN UP, by David Pitnan, one bny
mare black name and tail, small white Apot
In herforehead, 8 years old, IA handshigb
b. III CARROLL, Ranger.
May 2, l64J. [aug.l3--35-a
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

or Wo nro authorized to announce
VILLA N NJ. YOUNG ns acandiinto Tor tIc
Office of Probate CLERK Of Carroll county,
Or We are authorized to announce
sAM'L BART US D candidate for re-uecton
70 The Office Of Probate CLERK Of Carroll county
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

ALABAMA.--The crops 10 this State
arc Likewise said 10 be materially injured,
the Montgomery paper says, Ito I" cotton
crop must be short one. The lros,s in
the spring, The lice in the latter parl, aud
the unparreled drought, convince is thai
the present crop will fall far below any
proceeding one, for the last ten years.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
COUNTY sunvEYoa.

Io Mc Voters Of Carroll county:
Fellow-cit;zens: return yoh nv grateful nc-
acknowledgements fof your suffiagcs in past years,
and take this method OF .anpouncing 10 YOU
That nm again candidate for County Survey
q. Respectfully, JOHN BRONTE.
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10

or We are authorized to announce
JAMES $. JOHNSON asa candidate Tor FRO.
bate Judgeof Carroll county efs
Mississippi Democrat., 1845-09-10
GcneraI Election,
First Monday and Tuesday III gOUmbcr next,

iuDcE nIGH COURT OF ERRORS APPEALS
II Or We are authorized 10 announce
iIoN'L HENLEY $. BENNETT. III I.oNndcs.
as candidate inr Judgeor the Ilish Court Of
Errors and Appeals, tor the Northern District.
or We are authorized 10 announce
lloN'l ALEXANDER M, CLAYTON, oi Mar
shah county, as q eandidate ior rc.eleciion as
Judge q the ifish Court Of Errors and Afrenly
OR the Northern district. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
District ef .Liich field, ss. Rrobale COnrs, Feb. l3kh. la45.g f

TTPON the application of Amos Bishop of }O Liichfield in said District, showing to this Court that hs is Guardian to Jane Bish- opS a Minor belonging to said District,; and that said miner is the owner of the follow ingreal estate, viz: IA certain piece of land lying iC said towh'of Litchfield,f Milton so- ciety, containing about eight acres. moreDr less, with . small house and barn thereon, bounded north and east on gHeman Beach, south on Amos Bishop. and west on high.
 way, valued at about three hundred dollars, and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate prayiHg for an or der, and that he or some other meet person be empowered to sell the sanle, as per applica- tion on file, dated the 18th day of February
 l645 more fully appears. ggs,g < ORDERED, That the foregoing application
 be heard al the Probate Office in Litchfield
 on the 24th day ofApril l845. ut 10 o'clock
 forenoon; and that notice thereof be pub. lished in some public newspaper near the
 place where such real estate lies, and in the
 county of Litchficld, three weeks successive-
 ly. at least six weeks before said time as- signed. Certified by . s,#.s1.rl 1f9 V v
 , 39 ft5si. yRALra G. CAMP, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
70. SEGOURNKY F SON
I0e HEain street. Efartfol

1D9 Main Street. Hartford,
 OFFER FOR SALE AT. WHOLRS.dLE. 2 nt0OPERS' superior glue, of ali quaIities, M at New York prices. % .gaf is.sefiee 33g Best hair seating. usual widths,at N. Y rrices. Casksieei, in square bars, sheets, &c., great IF variety of drafts., .Ehsf .Y4rrsmsL Cast-steel wire, for clockmakers, &c. Superiof c. Ss wire for piaIns. IN G1s 800 bundles iron wire, common foFilpnersy. -a.f j. 6tc. and superior for pekgpakeys. Best Copal varnish. for scraping and fol pol-s ..s ishing. by, the barrel ssssssa ss M '. Ground spnmice, stone, roitOn stone, whiting. German looking glass plates, & by 10, 6 .L-2, kers' sizes. s seess s,.,.sa ' .s..., Clock. face glass 8 by i8 and 8 by 10 ip. s st Best German sand crucibles, in nests, sl.ssg, Fles,, and all kinds of clockmakers tools, asE nails and trimming syasi sfaisl,39fs so Astock, of. extra large wood screws. for ma,
 chinery purposes, at LESS, than mann-
 .ss facturers prices.
 q February l2, 1S45.r Fe. ,aY hfa8w38y
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

0T virtue of an order from the Court 'of Ap Probate for thk Dislrlcf 0f Sharon. [ will sell the whole equity of redemption in all the reai estate of Henry Bird, owned and possessed by him at the tllne of bis decease, at public auclian on the eih day of March next, at 2 o'clock fn the afternoon. d the shall be sold at private sale previous 70 said time. Said real esiats is sisuaied on the west line of said Salisbury, and the same consists of 202 acFes.o of meadow, plow and pasture land. with q good two story dwelling house and barns, and . number Of conven- tent out buildings, with a large amount of excellent fruit trees thereon. Alsn, four hundred and seventy .acres of unfnciosed land mostly covered with sprouts from five to ten years growth, wilh a suitable quantity of full gr own timber for present use. s.,
 .l4s6 SlLAs REED, Adm'R.
 I Salisbury, Feb. 18th, l645. ss t39
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

Al Court af Probate holden ai Sharon
 Wi,kin and for the Disi,ict of Sharon on fhe
 11th day of February, 1645.as sai1'448
 Present, ChGs. F. Sedgwick, Esq, Judge.
 TPON the application of Lois White of U Sharon in said District, showing 10 this Court that she Is parent aand nalurals Guar. dian to Henry J. White, Phoehe S. White, John ID. w hite and Ralph R. White, Of Sha- ron in snid District, Minors belonging 10 said District. and that said Minors are the owners of the following real estate, viz s- Four tenths of one acre and three fourths of land situated in said Sharon, which was set to the heirs of James White from the estate of John White, deceased, and taken from the house lot of the said John White. Also four tenths of about four acres of land which was set out as aforesaid from the Pardee To-, so called, to the heirs of the said James White. The said pieces ot land are partic- ulafly described in. the distribution of the estate of said John White, deceased, on re- cord in, the Court of Probate for the Disiric, of Sharon. valued at about one hundred dol. lars, and show ing just and reasonable cause fol. selling said real estates praying for an order, and that she of some other meet per. son be empowered io sell the same, as per application on file. dated the Ilth day of s ORIERED. Tent tAss 10 oFeening duplication be heard at the Probate Office ifi said Dis trict on tho Sd day of May lS45, at ! o'clock afternoon and that notice thereof be publ Iished in some public newspaper near the place where such real estafe lies, three week: successively, at least sixweeks before said time assigned. sss-'as sn .ssss
 Certified from Record. sf9'sy4s tt
 S9 CaAs. F. SEDcwIck. Judge. \
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
{ WIIIG CONGRESSIONAL. CONVENTION,

WTIIG CoNGRESSlON ONAL. CONVENTION, < rTlHE Whigs of the Fourth Congressional Dis l, trict will hold a Convention at Barnam's Ho- tel in Newtown on "Wednesday. the 26th day of Feb raary ls45, at 10 o'clock A. M for the purpose of nominating suitable person to represent said dis trict in the next Congress. Said Convention to consist of Delegates from the several towns in said disr.ct equal to twice the nuiHbersof Representa- tyes they are entitled to send to the State Legsla ture It is requested that each town be fully reps resented. .-27th Jan, 1645. 7 9"3 rI3 e, 6. H. HoLLISTER, County Com ' rs w. B. HOTCHKISS, mittee of
 I8s ALEX H. HOLLEY, Litchfeld Co. aaia PHILO HURD, County Com
 'aa. 5g as D. D. WtLDMAN, pdittee of g
 VIM. T. MINER, 1Fair6eld Coz
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

za Fer ado ssnofe skhe Yaleatise signed asael sf.5 n."Gykherea seD.pey." 1sss ..,8 !. ( 2. Oh ye who are @ euid yourssh .sis f n B' Sac pious and sac holy,Is e.as.,sa ,.a
 We've n0ught to do but mark an tell
 Y0nr neeboufsf fa1ts an foliy." <, Ffom Bantam Lake and perdant Plain, so Again wc heat "sL0RvrNA's" straiss @s ,e In kissing a&cenfs rise. l4S q sf3 Hla,fs Oh lisl ye music loving sshiels.' U. Thus q Cgfkere1 seEsper squeakss
 ,siI The Bise Jay exerciss. ssae Tn February Fosfy Four.. \. = s.'s''e With sland ring tongue, she came before, fs} Her venom widely scafseF'd.
 aCamille" then was a the head, yssgfsa N { And as inc Doceer's gEyses spread, s8s No doubt they all ieIt latier'd ,txss
 But now another year has Ged,
 } And skey grown iat on eipevs fed r A ls1 co1bmlencs another battle. gs,s
 CamiUa's !" Iading years decline - ,ss Awh.t does not her tongue inclines M v To cease its bick 'rias tattle. N tAA efia So Cyiheyea ( is thy name, @ I And Gnpi1ss ASssAer fhus ygu eiaims 3 lain Gtorpipss q seep. ssgss9s sssss, sfss No doubt from thv sweet name abOvey Jhoa esk tIie Gs46sas saf sRy love ssfEx
 When will the rUisa teg 2 wesssss
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
Texas saTrd Oregon.

A T the request of tbe Whig Town Committee, Ala lecture upon the geographical, political and moral relations of Texas and Oregon 10 the United States, will be delivered by Charles Perkins, Esq
 at the Town Room in Litchfield, on Friday eve4 ming, Feb '2l, at half past eb'ciock. Should the weather then be indictment --on the Monday ege- ming next following.a R7# s9a'}mayi a3f aI
 Litchfield Feb. l2. s1S45. "A sf.4Y ,srt f,E,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an order of the Court of A Probate, for the district of Plymouth. will be sold on the premises the following described real estate. belonging to Phebe Potter of said Plymouth, lunatic--yiz, two pieces of land situated in the morif part of said Plymouth. The first piece cnntains about eight acres. and is bounded north on David Fem. east on highways south on Bar- The second piece contains seven acres, and is bounded north on Lewis N. Bronson and Amos Bearslslee. eas: on said Beardslee and David Feeu. south and west by EIiakim Pot- ter and others. Sale to take place on Tues day to, lst day of April l645. at l o'clock, F. M. saa 61A 3 9a aa38 49sgism 54sgaf . FERRAND DUNBAR, Conseryator.
 Plymouth. Feb. 18th, l645. s39
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
County Convention.

TSHE Whig Convention for the nomination of a IL Sheriff for Litchfeld County will be holden at the Town Hall in. Eitchfeid on Friday. the 2sth day of February 1S45. at 10ao.clock A. M. All delegates chosen for the said Convention are re- quested to appear in due season. Y e-Ewss
 a sa7 Per order of the Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
SELLING OFF.

R D. GRANT would respectfully infaFnR
 1l hiscuslomeFsand the people of Is1schs- fieids that in consequehceof his delefnfha- ton to quit the mercantile business in fhot spring. ite will this day commences selling dfg hts entiFe stock of Dry Goods, Groceries
 Hardware, Boots and Shoes, ai a tgille ovHr the cost of said Goods and b this way ena-s ble those In want Of G0odS ia avail lhein-s selves of this rare chance a1 this well assoft-' ed stock of desirable Goods. sraasi
 Li.ck6eld, Fsb. l2tE. Is45. sslf 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
FOR SARH,

"A FIRST rate CREST MILL L in compiete 1A repair throughout, situated in the west part of the town of Litchfield, near Wash- ington line, known as " Burgess Mill''-has purchase grain, Skc. 6Ec., and will be sold tow. or leased for a term of years, or ex- changed for farm or other property
 GEo. D. WADHAMs.
 Wolcottville, Feb. IS, l645., ss .e 3wS0
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

TTSHE Wings of the Sixteenth Senatorial District u N are requested to meet in Convention at Orton's
 Hotel in Woodbury, on Wednesday the 26th day of
 February inst. at 10 o'clock A. M. for the purpose
 Of nominating Senator for said District Delega- tion to consist of twice the number of Representa- tiyes from each town. Washington, Feb: 3, 1S45. @" SAMUEL LEAvFTT. s,i, .ss.,s !. H. BALDWIN, s Sohee
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
A3scesgS AEoasse fos. SoIe.

THE House formerlyowned and occups. sA cd by Rev. Jonathan Brace. pleasantly situated in North Street. with good Barn, and about two ncres of Land. One half of the purchase money can remain on mort gage if desired. If not sold previous 10 the first of April next, it. will be rented for one year from tha. time; For further parlicu--
 Litchfeld. 4th Feb, i645. q ,s N J gt4wisS7
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
NOTICE.

.TsgE7. FF-. s.f.
 YNHE Judge of tho Court of Probate for
 II the district of Liichfield. has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors tcthe estate of Joseph HartwelI. late of Warren, in said district, deceased. represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and disappointed Ches- ter Ackley and Geo. B. Waller of Washing ten, Commissioners. to receive and examine said claims. Certified by sgS .. ..r 1sost ssar eii3 RALPH G. CANT, Judge . The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet at the store of George P. Waller. in Washington. New Preston society on the lst day of April and on the 18th day of Au- gust, l645. al o'clock. in the afternoon. on each of said days for the purpose 0f ottend- ing on the business of said appointment.
 ? a7dsI CHEs1ER AcKLEx, tcoa,sr. 7as 4h GEoRGE B. WALLER, ( .s'
 An persons indebied to said Estate. are requested 10 make immediate payment 10, ay 9ao ALEXANDER BRYAN, Administrator.
 LitchGeid, Feb. IS, l645. sS0
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
HTOTICHa

TTvHE Court of Probate for the district of L sharon, has limited and allowed six months from the 6th day of February. l045. fof the creditors of tho estate of John c. Ben- nett, late of Sharon.in said district. .deceased, to present their claims for allowances to the Subscribers, Commissioners .lhefeon. We will meet on the business of our said appoinl- tnenf. at the late dwelling house 0f said de- ceased, on the second Monday of April. and On inc second Monday of July next, at I o. clock, P. M. on each day.
 77I AtAnsoN WHEELkR. ! cn.,.,.
 JOHN G. CLARK,
 . Sharon, Feb. IA, 1645. go
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

0y- Mfr. Webster it is rumoEed, has been made entirely easy in his pecpniary ci.:umstapces .by contributicn of $l00 900 ..lade up for hin by the wealthy men of Eoston, to enable him fo sefre the puolic hereafter above the necessity of pleading law for living. " si'.st: sas
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
MOTICHs

A IL persons indebted to the estaie Of Abel "A Clemons, late of LltchfieId. deceased. are requested 10 make immsdiate payment to the subscriber. s1 i. T Noes and accounts. not paid by the 1st of March, will be left with an attorney for ccl- \. ssF ApEr Fl. CLEsosss, Adminislrhtor. !
 N. B. The subscriber has ch hand abO1t 60 Ions Of fi,st rate hay, which he will seli st M ' fair price ,ia ssa..l,,,,.e,s. {, ,r.a..
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

vNsHE ccaf, 1f Probsie for ihe District of Nsw- of the estat ct RICHARD D. ISNrs Ia,e sf New. M;i. lord in sid aistfict dsceassd represented insolyent six mouths From the daia heso in which to 4xEbs the claims as sa.Mst said eslate and hss appointed receive. examine and adjust said ciaifns
 .CeE:ihed by {. NAFaAntkl PEnky. Judge.
 WE, ihe Comnlissi0ners above named, herehv axa enr said appointinsnt. "a Alanson N. Caatield;s dwelling house in said NewsA lhsd eu.the ist Mon. day of June and she let Monday oF AuRust 16ss, at o'clock il the sfef1oon bn eaeb nf sAid dsys All claims not wilkin said time. properly ass tested. will dehasfA8 ste6nsssy. nalsd as New Millords Inc lpih uAY of Eehrnasy. I643-. .. sss 5a LII s.1 " ANAN fliNE, ft 1 s " 5 I tsaN w so aEEf MYaaTr. CommssspneSss
 AlgsFsoEs ndsblsdl b said sstasA ere saeass.ed ss slss; sss I AtassOs N cAsslstR Adallli;psl)N
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
.oing Certified ffofl1 Record, q a,gp S0 CHARLEs IF SEDdwicK, Judge.
z f ENOTICE. M

THE Court Of Probatc Tor ihe District of
 A sharon has appointed the undersigned G0mmissioners. on he eslates of Ha1nah Goodwin, late of sharon in said district. de- ceased, and has limited and allowed six months from ibis date for ihe creditors of said estate io exhibit their claisna against inc same. We will meet or illa business of our said appointment at the late residence of said deceased in said Sharon on the first
 Monday of March and tue lss Monday of Iu-. Iy hexi ,at | o'clock P. M. as, ss..seaa ! .A \ N ,SAsisjEL ts PRINDLE, Cer.snix 'ss N. .s N Y sa ,,. aChAhEks SEARS. s;onsss <. sharon, FeB. |, IS45. M 7. s'.5 M, :" ass
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
NOTICE.

TyHE Honorable Court of Probate for tho District of Norfolk has limited aY,d.al, lowed to the creditors of the estase of Joseph
 Nettleton, late of Norfolk deceased. 6 months from tbe 6th day of, January l645. in which to exhibit their claims 10 the Alminislrato$ on said estate, or be debarred a recovery v fgoe ssFss Ases pHga tAssnsinislr tor;,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

The subscriber tenders hts sincere gratitude to those eentlee, and ladies of Northfeld. who late- ly made his family donation visit. May the Lord reward them an, hundred fold for their unmerited favers. and especially by soon gisitipg them with an extensive work of divine grace.
 l so9 qs9st.,ys x, .s ALBERT B. CAMP,
 North6eld. Feb. 10, 1e45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
1ToTxCEs'

1.-THE Copartnership heretofares exis,ints
 between II. P. Welch and \ GyP. Weic6 under the name and firm Of WEIGH &'CO. is this d0y by nnutual consent dissolved. AM persons indebted to said Company on Book aregrequessed to call and settle the same by note or otherwise IT. p. .WELcH.
 Feb, 4, ,is45.6 6 S3 } lH G.P. NELcH.
 The business will De consinued at Inc old stand by H. P. WEEcH, where the fasors of our old customers will Do fhnDk fully receis. ed. t'''e Al1 E4w371H g9sHap WELch.&
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20

Ala Court e PF0bats hdiden6f Shnross, ,Oillin an and for fhe districf of sh6ross on the 6th day -nof JanuGsy. A. B. 1S45. NJ x, ss. ,a..T .sd,
 Pressnts Charles x. Ssdgraek. Esq., Judgc.t nN motion of Anna Woodruff. Exec6trix 1etriot the last will and testameht of Sally Woodruff late of Sharon within said Dis trict, deceassds This Court doth decree thal six months be allowed and limited for tihe creditors of said cstate ibexhibitaheirclain rects thatspublic noiice be given of this or. der by advertising in newspaper publish. cd in Litchfield. and by posting . copy ihere- of oh the public sigDposi insaid town pf Sha- ron nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. iiasa ,WG xsS5is 4gg sIsssts sgn"f
 .oins Certified from Record, q, aa,a.r
 S0 CHARLES F.. SEpdwick, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-20
MfnMkEn.

stffHNFED, ,-- .----. .....
 In WooahnFs Jsh. f5Ik iby Rev. John Churchill. nlr. Thonns a. MsIlslt q New Milford, to Mis. hamiTs D Hurd, of Npodtuly. 4 .frg
 DIED. a1s ; lr lnis f0frn; South 2 ems soeisty, Feb. l3th, George Hobeft, 6ou of Lusius TSmpkins, aged four md half monthSa tln.a D f1 Isen6sef In Beslman, Drtchess e6dHtys N. Y,, Mg. Amos Bryant, aged ca, formerly Of Washington Con-
 At French Grove, Illinois. Mrs. Susan E eonsoFt of Mfr. Th0mas N. Welles. in the 32d year of het age eldest daughter of Judge Robbins, late ofKen- tncky, and grand daughter of the late Gen. Tracy of this town. yDnring her illness she manifested a sincere resignation to the will of her Heavenly Fa- ther and died as she had live. peaceful and happy