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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03
DIR. n. I. PEERY's
VERrFUGE Or HDEAD SHOT"
FOR WORMS.

.akfgs!g u4hlclt pFepcFCfioa. cap1kk tEsm TIC
rssasEfi.s4f II Is Grfiasl. u ei1anHg
az syssfm in Q lssr L0uEs
srtEy lrgm-
THE origin. dexslopmcnt. and support q
n worms in the human sysarm. arc 10 e a.
sF;luseA 20 a asgrayed and arhilitafed oondliion
a. he stomach ana bowels; i being an establish
81 fact. that where TIE digestion = nhimpaire1
and he general pOweEs Of de system IN heal
INV state. they can iind no hAbisaliOa. This pre-
pslalion has The peculiar advantage d moi only
destrusing every worm. hut also Of Produeing
healthy action of The stomach and other organs
&c digestion. theFeby re.ieying many complaints
arising from a arrangement u the digestive Or.
ganS. Although pEOmPt and certain IN rs apera
iOn and not unpleasant % the taste. Il Is PeEtget
n safe and alapied % the tendeTcsi age.
Numerous certificates Of the value and useful
Iess of this preparation are almost daily received
lie following j. from y. Carolina:
Newhern. \. e.. May ED, lsa3.
DEaR SIa: have bern anxiOusly looking To-
another supply Of your " Dead shot NeHniiuge,
as have no, a single vial len. There are con
slant applications for the medicine. and l Should
be pleased to supply the denand. II has proved
ITSELF 50 Car Is lTed in this vicinity, TO be q posi-
tive s1scEr. and no humhug. Please inform md
by return mail. how soon you can furnish ms
with another supply. Truly yours.
J. 4, LOGAN,
Price IS cents per vial,
Prepared by DR.. II. r. PEERE, and sold whole
sale and retail by A. D. a ID. SANDS, Druggists
100 Fulton street, corner Of William, New York
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & CO., Agents
HillsborOugh.
October &c. 5l-leu
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Tailoring.

rTsHE subscriber has returned To his old stand,
= one door west of Holt & Caragin's (Moores)
Store, where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line in workmanlikc style. He hopes to
receive liberal portion of the public patronage.
Cutting attended to at all seasonablo hours; and
he will so cut and fit the work, that seamstresscs
can make il up without difficulty, which may DO
u. L. PLEASANTS.
January Ii, .+@ 10
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49,
NnyE have iusa Eecrixed and openad our saock
w - FL ana Winaer 6aods, hougkf u ne
lsusss "a tsie-s. ana selecaed With graf car,
whieh Ne win srl l0MeF than usual faF Cash q
q punraual cuzsomenA Below nc enumeEaae q
So anicless
UmhssslaS BspasEing Paper and Paper fs~in-
don eurtain<:
So. Hos. Yarnish. Paint. clolhns. Hair,
Trasslling. Shaving, Fissh, ToOsh. and Paiens
coHlb Brushes;
cr0skery-whiis sraniis. fun sr,s; HSu< Lam
iemS;
GrooeTies-family and Rio cosEee. Brown,
I.saf. PowdeEed and crushed Sugars Raisinss m
quarter and hall boxesi
segars. Maerahoy and Scotch SNUFF, and suPe-
nor Chewing TolaoCo;
Palm. Ysnegaied. Shaving. and other Soapsi
superior Adamanline-edged RaIOn. Magic RSzOi
ssrops, and Travelling Shaving casesi
/ Floriaa and Cologne Water, Exuacts. foT ths
handkerchief, Indian Hair Dye. lip Salye, &c;
! Tanners' and Sperm Oil. Polishing Powder
Rat and MOase TAPS. Tubs, tEass-hOund Buck
. els. and Water Dippers;
\ Work Baskets, Wogk Boxes. Spool Stands;
Domino>, chessmen, Spelling Games. &c, 10
chillTen;
Guns. and Cunning Apparatus;
A good assortment Of Boots. Shoes and Trunks
Hats and Caps, Of al kinds; new style Bon
nets. Flowers. Ri hons. &c.;
Buttons, Rel Yarn, Sole Leather. HOEse ans
Stage Collars, Plough Lines, and Bed coFis;
! FLUTES, Purse Twist. Steel Beads. Clasps, Tas
scls, Erewels ami Canvass:
Locking Glasses. with and without drawers;
4 Letter stamps. Note Paper and Waters;
L Twoesers. Snuff and Tobacco Boxes;
i buggy. Coach, Wagon, and Dog Whips;
A nice lot Ct Carpeting and Rugs, Toilet Co
yers. and Ladies' and Gardeners Travelling
Carpet Bags;
Elliptic Springs, Iron Axles, Coach Trimmings
and Furniture PRINCES;
Children's socks and Cradle Blankets;
A full assortment of all kinds OF Goods for La
dies and Gentlemen, and many articles not usu
ally kept in this market.
/ LONG, WEBB g. CO.
Il October IL. a.
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Eotchkiss'
Vertical Water Wheel.

rs Consequence Of the very gTss. popularity
u which tllsss Wheels have attained by Tie use
ofnesry 1000 of ihel in different parts Of the
country. the subscribers have sold about 100
Piyhts in North Carolina, - Of which are in full
= / suscess,A operation in Cumberland County.
" aen properly introduced, they nearly double
the value Of The Mill, and in quantity VI work &C.
nerally IA exceed the most sanguine expectations
Of the owners, many Of whom are gentlemen dis
linguistic: for their science and practical sill,
VII have aitestcd to the value Of this Improve
msnL These wheels are more durable, and more
easily Apt in order when pfoperiy put together
than tie h~er wheel. They will save one-third
Of the waier,and run well in back water, when
there j. heaG above. The speed Of the saw is
Increased 10 mere than double the strokes per mi
nut.
Fhe price of an individual ,isght for one pair Of
Wheels, is $50.
We refer, alaong Others, 10 tie following gen.
teulen, sous Of whoa have had The wheels in
operation twelve msnths or more and from ma
nv Of them, and others Ne have received certlii-
ssses expressing their high appreciation Of the su-
perior advantages Of these over the flutter wheel
and stating thai their saws will cut $500, 5000
$500. and even as high as 5000 feet per day, and
.av, ons-f.ird Of The lcatSF.
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FLOWER CROOKS.
So

WE have for sale 500 Flower Crooks and
W Saucers, in sets of three Crooks and Sau.
Ger for % cents set, or separate at and 10
cents each. !
OT Also another lot Of Whitehead's Superior
FLOUR. q
LONG, WEBB, & CO.
March "a. 20
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A 8 the Bank of Cape Fear has discontinued
"A its Agency in Hilsborough and transferred
the business TO Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal of Notes, and other Bank Busi-
ness, for the citizens of Orange, and others who
may desire 1t, for the usual compensation. The
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending to bu-
siness of this kind. -
LEOPOLD Z. HEARTH.
H4Esh NyI. ~
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WOOD! WOOD! WOoD!,,

SUBSCRIBERS in arrears for the Recorder,
owho intend paying in Wood, are earnestly
requested to bring US an immediate supply. The
season has arrived when il is in demand, and but
few have thought of the Printer. 80 s.. i
October 81. . So
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To the Public.
The Home Journal.

By NORRIS d WILLIS.
TTNHE first number Of New Series Of the Ma
n tional Prsss, remodclled and impToye.s, viii
be issued on Saturday the 2lst instant, under the
title Of THE HOME JOURNAL. The necessi-
" of constantly correcting an impression that the
- National Press" is political paper, has induced
the undersigned editors TO express its character
more distinctly by putting forward the name which
has hitherto been only secondary in its title. The
general design Of the Home journal viii be 10 fur
nisb entertaining reading, to make brief and
complee chronicle of passing events, TO give the
cream Of new books, to keep watchful lookout
for Genius in Literature, Music and Art; and, in
short, to furnish paper by which families may
keep up with the times. This plan will be added
to and varied whenever ingenuity and resources
can find new and valuable attractions; but our
main purpose will be constantly kept in view,
viz: 10 issue periodical trhich, by us scope and
comprehensive contents, shall suffice FIR families
that rish 10 take but one paper. At the small
price Of two dollars per annum, so important and
improving luxury is within the means Of all.
The Home Journal will be published every Sa-
turdly at 81 per annum, invariably in advance.
Three copies will he sent to one address to any
part of the United States, or the British Provin-
U.s. s""0 up hi siOhS "'"pPS'9' 'oi A'e ""iia'O
in advance.
Post Masters are requested to act as agents, re-
ceiVe subscriptions and mske remittances.
New subscribers, if immediate application be
made, will be supplied with the first number of the
new series.
All communications to he addressed (post paid)
to the undersigned, at l07 Fulton street. New
York. GEO. p. MORRIS.
n. p. WILLIS.
November I'D
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WANTED TO HIRE,

IMMEDIATELY, Tor sOoaer, if pOssiJie,)
II good COOK! One without membranes
would be preferred. For such an one a fair
price viii be given, aud permanent situation
insured. Enquire a, this Office.
October IL. 10
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DIR. Brandreth'S Pills.

Sl@. 4 Fresh Supply of BRASDREfH'S
49, PILLS just received, and for sale, at
This Office.
April 20. e@
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WANTED-In Exchange for Goods.
EU.OUR. Meal, Wheat, Corn, Flax-sced, Bees
II wax, Talow, Feathers, Plank, Shingles, and
all kinds of Country -made Cloth, or any thing
else usually taken in exchange for Goods.
. LONG, WEBB, e. co.
May 5. 90
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ER. James s. Smith, intending to de-
NJ vote himself exclusively to the duties of his
profession, offers his services to the public, and
will thankfully receive any call.
August 10. tf9O
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JUST Revived.

VIVA <&A<aAbN1g
SuPERioR ST. Croix, Poto Rico, and n. o.
~ Sugar.
Good Coffee, OF different qualities.
Tallos, and Adamantine Candles.
Also, on hand, IA Linen and Cotton Shirt
say, good Cider Vinegar, Salt, Lamp Oil, and
Eha ,elsse.
A large lot of CIGARS, all qualities, for sale
low.
LONG, WEBB, l. CO,
luris Z. Sc
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints.
DYE sTUFFS, &c. &c.

n oNG, WEBB q co. have received, and
~ now offer for sale, very complete assort-
mcnt of Drugs, Medicines, i'aiEts, Dye siults,
&C., among which are comprised line following
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-03
ANOTHER CASE.


In Missouri, another gentleman was tlken with
the congestiye intermittent fever. He took the
Pills in doses as high as fourteen in one day. He
got better, and started on his journey. But get
ting wet, he had a relapse. He commenced TAX.
ing the Pills again, and although confined TO his
bed for fourteen days. used nothing else save dur
ing fit OF delirium, one of his friends gave him
some calonel. But tina, was the only dose, as he
made them all promise him, that should he again
be delirious, they would give him nothing but
Brandreth Pills every three hours. During his
sickness he lost over thirty pounds in weight.
This party called on Dr.. Rrandreth directly afte-
his arrival from the west and told him the -Dose,
and that in twenty days after ge'.;-'s up, he had
got back nearly all his esL, although he had been
scarce a day without taking more or less Of the
Pills. as he found his constitution yet affected by
the double attack, it were, of congesive fever.
He said he fe, quite sure that the Brandreth Pills,
6Rlder Providence, were the means Of saving his
life.
CT Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
d. HEART, Hillsborough; A. Terrence, Pittsboro'.
VIM. Foshec, Foshces store, Chatham; ]. b.
MDade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mehanc. Mason
Hall; E. & w. Smith, Alamance; J. & r. Sloan
Greensborough; James Johnson, Wentworth
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen M'.Aleei, Yam.
ccyville; ]. r. Callum, Milton.
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CASES OF CoNG.sTIyE FEVER CURED.

"A GENTLEMAN travelling through Illinois,
"A in the fall Of ls45, was taken wit5 congesiiye
fever. lie Immediately commenced with Bran
dIeth Pills. All the Doctors Of the village said Ia
would surely die, as nothing could possibly save
him but free bleeding and caomel. He stuck 10
the Pills, however. One day he took thirty-two
pills. The discharges were as black as pitch. He
rot well i'm week,
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ON HAND,
WANTED.

100 Bushels MICS Pse!sd Dried PEACHES
lVO They wli BE- Lkcn a the market pFsee,
H. exchange Tor Good.
A. MlcKLE.
September 2. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
NO TKCE.

TNHE Subscriber has on hand. and continues
l. to manufacture, C.4RRL4GES and
WAC GO.V-S. at his stand three fourths of a
mile west of the Court House, which he will
sell at reduced prices for cash or approved Gre
dit; his work is made Of the best of material,
and by experienced workmen. He is not I'M,
der the necessity of proving before the Hon.
County Court that he can paint as well az peo-
pie in genelal-he will. let the public judge of
his work for themselves
All orders for Carriages and Wagons execn-
ted with neatness on short notice.
N. B. The subscriber has the right for hang.
ing carriage and Wagon bodies on spiral springs
which are Iperior TO elliptic springs tor bust
ness wagons on account Of lightness and dura
hlity. Is pounds OF spiral spring will carry as
much weight as 20) pounds Of elliptic spring
which makes considerable difference in the
weight Of Wagon.
WILLIAM LORD.
Litchfield, March l4th, 1916. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
FOR SALE.

TNHE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm up
l. on Prospect Hill, containing ab"ut seven
ty acres Of excellent land There are on the
premises large Dwelling House, fitted for the
accommodation Of boarders, two good Barns.
Carriage House, and two good orchards. The
land is divided proportionably into meadow,
plough land, and pasture, and under good cul-
tivation. He will also sell with the Farm. or
separately, his School House, which is pleas.
anflv situated, and will accommodate hundred
scholars. Also his house. barn and garden
south of Mr.. Arnts' Factory: and if desired six
or eight of most excellent land Also his house.
barn ard garden near his own dwellm g.
The above property will be sold separately
or together For large Boarding School there
is not, probably, more eligible situation in
the couaty. The terms shall he most reason
able, and large part Of the purchase money
can remain on mortgage for several wears.
For further particulars enquire "fthe snhscri-
Der. G.. C. V. EASTMAN.
Litrhfnld. M,rch 18th. 1916 u43
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19

II Court Of Probate holden at Sharon,
Uithin and for the District of Sharon, on
the ed dayof March, 1876
Present, Cho''es f. Sc1gwick, Esq. Judge. r
TTPON the application of Ira Williams o
~ Sharon in said District. showing to this
Court that he is Guardian to Mary A.Wiliams,
minor belonging to said district, and that said
minor is the owner of the following real estate.
viz: about fifteen acres ct land. situated in said
Sharon, in Calkinstown so called Also abou!
Tour about four acres of land situated in said
Sharon, at a place called Pine Swamp Also,
one undivided fourth part of about seventy a.
cres of land in said Sharon, subject to the life
estate Of the mother Of said minor. The said
her late father, Elijah Fl. Williams, deceased,
and the same is more particularly described, in
the distribution Of the estate of said deceased.
on record in the Probate Office in said District
of Sharon, valued at about fourteen hundred
collars, and showing just and reasonable cause
for selling said real estate praying for an order
that he or some other meet person be empow.
cred to sell the same, as per application on file,
dated the I'd day of March 1916, more fully APP
pears
Ordcrcd-That the foregoing application be
heard at the Probate Office, in said District, on
The 18th day OF May 1876. at o'clock forenoon
and that notice thereof be published in some
public newspaper near the place where such
real estate lies, three weeks successfully, al
least six weeks before the time assigned.
Certified from Record
| AZ CHAS. +. SEDGWICK, judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
LITCHFILLD. March lO, IsI6.

HE Board o( Registration Coz this town
x will meet al the Town Room on the last
Monday Of March inst. and on Saturday the 18th
day Of April next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 10 COT
rect, revise aud perfect the List of the Electors
in said town who are legally qualified to vote
al the next State Election, 10 be holden on the
first Monday Of April next.
Said Beard will also meet at the same place
on the aforesaid days, at O'Clock A. NJ. {" en-
anime and decide upon all applications I'd be
admitted to the privilege Of an Elecior, and To
administer the oath No person can be admit
ted an elector "h the day Of election. except
such as shall have attained the age of twenty
one years, or shall have become qualified ny
residence, between said 4th day of April and
the day Of election.
CHARLES JONES. !
p. PARKHURST, c.,..,,
EDW. GUERNSEY,
w. L. SMEDLEY.
SAM'L P. BOLLES, Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
Wholesale and JObbiNG Eov
aud Shoe store.

NO. 80 STATE STREET IIARTFORE.
The subscribers offer to country me-
chants and others large and choice a.
sortmeni of MEMS, WOMEN'S AN
CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES g..
almost every imaginable variety, whici
they will sell by the Case or Dozen T.
the lowest manufacturers prices. Thl j,
also keep constantly on hand good SUI ,
ply of BELT and PICKER LEATHER
LACE LEATHER, ROLLER SKIN:
and other articles in the their line us !,
by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with ger
ernI assortmen, of SHOE FINDINGS. all
of which they offer on the most tavorabio
terms for cash or good credit.
The subscribers will only add that :,
large proportion Of the Boots and Shoe
which they offer for sale. being manu!ac-
tured by themselves in the most substan-
tial manner with special reference foth'+
approaching Spring and Summer iraG' !
are really worthy ofthe particular alter
tion Of purchasers-whon are resTccttuli
invited 10 judge for themselves by per,
sonaI examination OF our Stock.
4w4O D. TOW NSEND g. co.
Hartford, Feb, 24th 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
ANOTHER RESTORED IN K.NNEBEC
East Livermore, August ~, 1915.

Dear Sir:
You may publish this letter. or make such
use Of it as you think hes!. A year ago last
fall was tak sick with a severe cough, was
very much pressed tor breath. lost my appetite.
and became very much reduced in my general
health sweat profusely. and could not sleep
nights applied to physician, who done all
in his power to relieve and restore me, but did
not succeed was confined to the house most
Of the winter. often had long spells Of s we're
coughing; raised some blood. Sometime in
the spring commenced kim
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Before had finished one bottle, was relieved -:
my cough removed my sleep restored; bled
10 more. have taken four bottles the past sea-
son. My strength and general health. is now
good. Iat,rihnte it to WlSTAR'S B.fLS.A.M
OF WILD CHERRY.
Signed. N.dTH.4N WELLINGTON.
am personally acquainted with MIR. We'll
lington, and believe his statement to be true.
Signed, SUMNER c. MOULTON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19

STATE OF CONNECTICUT IS. Litchfield
County, Superior Court, February Term, AID
1910
TTPON the petition Of Daniel Coe. OF Winches.
" ter, in said county. showing that he holds
mortgage Of certain lands situate in Norfolk, in
aid county, as set forth in said petition and also
stating that Mason Holiste. OF New Marlboro.
John Babbei Of Norfolk. Isaac Babbet Of Cole.
bro h. William Church and Lernan Church of
Canaan, Samuel Church OF Liichiisid. John r
Ward and Samuel Z. Sc"vill Of Salisbury, and
Frederick II. Church al Philadelphia IN the State
ii Pennsylvania. are surpassed Ia have some right
in the equity Of Redemption Of said mnrtgaeed
premises. aud praying tor n foreclosure Of the
equity OF redemptiOn"i said mcrtgaged premises
as per petition 1u file dated the 81 day Of jan
uaTy, A. ID. 1916, and notice having been given
t. alI the respondents above named except Fred
erick II Church. the pet tuner prays this Court
for an order Of Notice TO the said Frederick II.
Church. Therefore Ordered that said cause be
continued 10 Tho adjourned tern OF this cOust to
be- hniden n, Litchfe ID on the third Tuesday III
ApriI 1914, mud that nMics Ol the pendenev ~
said n, tl,inn I've gwen tn the said FredsEick ~
Church nv publishing his nrher three " .aL.
sucrrssivcv in the I.'Ich6el EnqG,rer, ma SsS
oi which is IO.he nex, week-il,e liFsI of wh;rl
papers il To no directed to Frederick "A, Ch1vcl
Of Philadelphia by mail, post paid
Fer order Ot Court,
q GIDEON D. IoLLlSTER. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
BOOK AND VARIETY STORE.

TUST received a new supply Of Books and
y Statinnety. A large assortment of and
10 mo. Common Prayer Books, Pictorial, Cot
iage, Quarto, Octave, and Pocket Bibles. Roll
Inns Ancient History The Mechanics own
Book. Shakespeare; and variety Of other
Books too numerous to partcularize, 30 Reams
Cap and Letter Paper, a good article at $s2.or,
~ Owen Writing Books at city wholesale
rrices. good assortment of Blank Books and
Memorandum. Merchants supplied with
School Books as low as they can obtain them
in Hartford or New Haven.
WE. & G. H BALDWIN.
March s..
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
HOusGt0I,ic Rail Road Co Bridge
mort, March ilkb. 1876.
nlvIDEND.-The President and Directors

nVlDEND.-Th President and Directors
- Of the Honsatonic Rail Road Company
have declared a dividend Of Four Dollars per
share IN the Preferred Capital stock paid i"
fnH. and proporiionaie dividend on that par
tally paid, payable 10 the stockholders or their
legal representatives on and after the 10Th Of
April next.
Full payment on stock partially paid will be
received on that day from those who prefer Ia
make il, and those who do will bear in mind
that their scrip is returnable on making such
payment.
Stockholders whose stock is registered in "
York will receive their dividends at the office
uf Robert Schuyler Esq, Transfer Agent, and
in Boston at the office of Nathaniel ThAyer
Esq.. Transfer Agent nj that place.
The Transfer Books for the Preferred Slocl
will he closed from the lat 10 10th Of Apr
both days inclusive. ~
40 II. NICHOLS. Treas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19

IA a Court ~ PTCbuIc kOIrIsR q, Flysncs
tciEsiR aud fer Ihe District II PiyNOgta. g
tie lOGa day If March 1916.
Present, Hurry B. Cranes, Esq, sJaSg
ESTATE Of Cyrus Gsylcr late oi said | .
IL mo0ih. deceased On molten Ct Jtst'
Gaylord, Administrator. this Court limits
allows to the creditoVs Of said estate six Eoi.l
iiUm the date hereof, in which to exhibit u {
claims to said Administrator properly attest
or be deba red recovery. Aud this CeHri =
reefs said A6ministraIor TO give notice Ct
time so limited by publishing this order =
newspaper printed in LitChfield county. aEd
posting a copy thereof on the public sign
nearest the place where the said deceased
dwelt, in said Plymouth.
Certified from Record,
HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
All persons indebted to the above cstsie :
requested to make immediate payment to I!
subscriber.
~ JOSEPH GAYLORD, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-19
NOTICE

ID Y virtue Of an order oil the ourt Of r.
ID bate for the district Of Plymouth. we "
sell at the Office OF NJ. N. Butler in said Fly
outh, on the 2Sth day Of March 1916, at las
O'clock in the forenoon, field of land belc .
ing 10 the estate of Calvin Butler, decea$, ,
containing five acres situated near the Leuss-
Geurge A. Smith, in said Plymouth.
EFT. BUTLER, Adin'rs on Es:T;
4o M BUTLER, OF Calvin Eui!,