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Aels.sialisarator's IA Notice.

E EfTERSof Administration, on the estate of Al John E. Gratam, deceased, having been grari- tedt te me by the honorable the Probate, Court-of Pulaski county notiee is hereby given, that all de- naHds against said estate must be exhibited. prop eiy authenticated within one year from the date of said Letters. or she same may be barred frop any benefit in said estate3 and if not presented within two years, the sala will De forever barred and pre- cludcd.
 L. II. GOODRICH, .adm'r.
 December 3I 1895 1sz Jeff
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iI 4 iRSHii,'N SiIE

NA7 TLE. De sold al public Auction, on Monday w the 9th dayof April lsfe. at the Court House door in the Town of Iiille Rock, Pulaski county, o'clock 4. M.. and three P. NJ to the highest and fast bidder, for casa in hand the following Lots, No l. and (, h block s2. iuthecilr of I.ftie Rock, to satisfy an execution against on WassclI, ir ia Yor ol fiam Horton and jamcasBaker. 10 Ine ii. Tecied and by me levied, th. 2ith January 1916. Due attendance hy officer aitthofized
 !, RECTOR U. s, Na5shdit g
 By STErfIeNS. FUCKER, D. NJ. Little Rock, Jan. 24th isl8.
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'seAaacco, Gyass seeds A.c.,
ssEsY G00Ds &C.

rEyiiEs undersigned having entered into business I in this.citg, atthe Steam Boat Landing, have in siore and for sale general.assortment of s
 DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE
 AND CR0CKERYWARE, which they will sell at the lowest rates. ad 10 which the attention of purchasers is respectfully in sited.s 8s
 NEWTON, BoILEAU & Co. 9GfI Not. slslJ u-tr.
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\ 1EE2Ah1 6EkREkhlss.

HEAD QUARTERS Little Rock, Feb. l3, 1916. ROBINSON, ot Craw wlord, county, .4id de Camp, with he rank ol Cavalry, ill place of George W. Ived from the State. lie will be respected accordingly.
 THOS. 5. DREW. |yemor and Commander in Chief BoRLAXD Adjp GenI. LBS Arkansas Flour of good quality, received and for safe at
 VIM. VANCE SS BROTHERS. X, Feb'y r, ISI6. 23-tf
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avs cLAssIFGCATIoN.
 7 [. tl,at of LiYernool.l l

oe s''p''aI :, ,a left the Flour market on il ,.' na dulland dropping state, the nni,a ;ssa :. eaia having been adverse to ,ssn; ser,l ofdces. On Monday, the ield. J@. . rs1 way, buyers came forward , Ih 300 bbls. in various lots. 'D0'' being at 14 75 for Ohio, with 0m;,,,. 5s at 64 8755, and Illinois and , % . a,' at s p u 5o5 75, the latti ] r St. Louis. On Thursday f, to fa a, little done. The day being
 arrivals by natboats being .p,to rers ofround parcels appeared fno Ii of, and only about 15O0
 posed of, in several lots, at the m p nices noticed above. Yester- to b ainued to fall during the early on o 7. and little or nothing was ArEs there was some enquiry, and
 sDme few sales, the principal ,iDc was 1000 bbls. Ohio at t54 621l,
 decline. Smaller parcels of ,e,,, |bls. were selling at S4 75, and as i'll relaiI lots at S5 50 a S5 $ There was still some enquiry ca Ibe market, and it is probable
 her transactions may have ia- Tiged during the past thee days Cleared for Boston 800, Pensa-
 pool 1881 bbls.
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DAVID B. GREER, .AGmr.
Feb. 9th, i846.-22:6w.

G- Bidders will observe, that the routes are in all cases to be let to the lowest guardntied proposal. and at the cheapest mode of conveyance. except where the size and weight of the mails (whout re- gard 10 travel, the speed called for in tha sched ules shall require higher mode of conveyance and this the bidders are requested to specify.
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STATE or ARK kANSAS,

|E ishareby given to all persons entitled Etnbulive shares, or otherwise interested ate of BENJAMIN BEATTY, late of county and State of Arkansas, who itc, that application will be made by the |, as next of kin 10 said deceased, at the of the court of probate of the said county leis, to be holden on the first Iaesdag ai- Monday ih April 1916, at the court li9 county, for an order of distribution ate amongst the heirs and legal repre- oi said deceased. February the 9th.
 RICHMOND BEATTY, as neat
 [pr's fee $5 75l of hia 10 said dec'd
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LITTLE ROCK l9&U1.Ash-S IAT9I1gWDIao MISS SARAH H. QUAIL

pG31M GuPAGs tE hlB undersigned having beeu appointed Truss K fees, have nude an arrangement with. Gla9S QUAIL to take the saperntendence of this Insl- tuen. As,
 Fhe first sessioBAviH open on MoNnAY TIE l 5Ta Dee EMsrN iS45 and as tiie iualber will be lm- iteb itisnecessafy that all applications be made as soon as possible.
 Tue eonrse of instruction will comprehend all the nghef branches of athorough English education: together with
 FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING,
 AND MUSIC. The terms million fora session of five months have beensflsed for Grammar, Geography, History, Astronomy, Morni and Mental Philosophy, Chemistry, Nalafal Philosophy, Com position, &c.,, SIS 00s r REhtH,# 10 % DRAWING IND IAfNTfNo. 10 % Mustc, 9 DO Fronl.tl4e atlering character of the testimonials which MISS QuAlI. brings with her from sthe Washington Seminary. Penn, We can confidently recommend tlis Institution to such young ladie, ;:s desire tosaccomglisif tter education Boafdng .cail be lac. in respectable families on moderate terms.
 T.s, DREW.
 F. ". NEWTON. Trustees. A. E. TnoRNToN,A Dec l5 fsf5. n-tf
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OFFICE or run SECRETARY OF STATE, ],

OfFlcE OF THE SEeRETAR OF STATE, . LH'{e Rock. 9M February, fst6 { VILE Legislature. al it's Last session. having made N il the duty of he Secretary of State, after fur nlshng all the counties of the State with the Re- Yised Statutes, to sell all the remanng copies; No is therefore, hereby given to the Clerks of the eopties in this State, to apply at tlis office for tue number of copies rcqnied for the use eff theirre- spectise counties, in order at they lnay bc sup piled previous to thepnbiie sale directed by the law above mentioned
 .g DAVID B. GREER, r
 Seesetagof Staie.
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TO PRINTERS. Type Foundry and Printers Fur. nishing Warehouse,

Ha@S 'HF subscribers haveopened new
 NaS&S \ TYpE FOUNDRY in the city of N
 AhttSfeSS9 York, whore they are ready to supply
 ,yAe4A& orders to any extent, for any Kind of l'{'HSgsS Job fancy Type, Ink, Paper, Cases. ..-As,5la.>s5 GaIIeys, Brass Rule. srrEI COLUMN RULE, Composition Sticks, Glasses, and every arti- ele necessity for Printing Office.
 The Type which agl- cast in new moulas, ffom an enlirelyknew set of mattixes with deep counters, are warraated tobe nnsnrpassedby any, and silbe sold atpfecs to satthe times. All the type fur. nished by us is ''hand east"
 Printing Presses furnished. and also Steam In zines et the most approved pattcfns
 N B-.A Machinist is constantly in attendance to repair Presses andlight5work 2 Composition Rollers ctst .tir F1latrts
 Editors o' pewspipers1w who will buy three tines IS much fype IS their bills amount to, may give the above six mouths insertion in their papers, and send their papers containing il to the subscribers =,zF .COGkCROFT & sONEREND. z s 3l--6m.
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court house in the town of Washington in the coun- ty Of Hampstead and State of Arkansas on the third Monday after the fourth Monday of April next, and answer the petition of the said petitioner the same will be taken for confessed agalnst him and decree entered accordingly; and it is further ordered that this order be published in some newspa perpubshed in the State of Arkansas for two weeks by two successive weekly insertions, the last to be at feast four weeks before the next term of this court until which time this cause is continued.
 A true copy from the record.
 Feste: ST. SANDERS,
 &z-2W. Clerk.
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n- boat Register.

ARRIVALS.
 Tinms, Van Buren. h'as No. ,, Pennywit, New Orleans. 0w Cochran.
 flmms, irom Mouth of river. I DEP ARTURES. fablic, Palmer, New Orleans. \, Timm8, Mouth ot river. |asls Nc. ,, Pennywit, for Ft. Smith. [Water in lhe channel.
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I sssEg:srs sarlel Eslnrtrsss.

I bHIl5 bfGWn Sugar. | O 89 Peacock ploushs Nos. 1Sa Rec 'dper "Monticello,' and for sac by
 VIM. B. WAIT. Jan @S. 2o--tf.
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CLASSICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL
 Sia.N..i-N.A.fIa;aM'a .A.Ia;aM


 EAST MARKHAM s1S, LITTLE ROCK,
 .RRK4NS.4s.
 tilS Institution will be opened on MONDAY, E he I2H of JanBnry, lsi6, for the reception of students, under the immediate patronage of the Rt. Rev'd Dr. Byrnc. The house secured for this purpose is sufficiently large and convenient for the accommodation of sixty boariefs, and is lecated ia one of the most healthy and retired parts of the city.
 The course of studies viii embrace all that is re. qusiteto prepare young men for commercial basi- ness and the learned professions and will not,be inferior to any system of educaiion. taught in our best Colleges. The discipline will bc mild. yet firm. Every attention will be paid 10 thcs domestic com forts Of the hoarders, as well .as to their manners and lnordl conduct During recreation they Will be always under the supervision of aprelect TERMS.
 Board, tGiton and use of bed
 and bedding $i50 per amiuni. Washing and mending I2 .' !" . Day scholars, 40 !" ''
 Stationery and medical attendance, if required, will form separate charges. The payments toSbe made Ilaa-yearly in advance. ss N student will he received fora shorter period than six months, and no deduction for absence ltr- less caused by sickness or disnssjen. Each board- CT VIII conc provided with. al lcast three suits ol sumner, and two suis of winter clothes; also six shirts six pairs of stockrs six towels six hand. ny 'f'' o''H .'tSS PhiH VT sIoSS UT Douts--dli marked with his name. No peculaary advances will be piade by the Seminary ii favor of aiy stu tant unless an equivalent sum beFdcposited ib the hands of tile treasurer
 The annal vacation will comlnence abelft the middle of July, Immediately attera public cxamina- pen and distribution of premiunsi and terminate aho1t tie middesof August. ] semi-ann1af repoIts of Inc health, proficiency and general standng of the sfadcns eill be sent to or guardians. All letters postpsid, and directed.to the ReY'd JoaSsMo HAAt President of the Seminary, will meet'wih pfompt attention. et
 7-jw. et s
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TIT gp' II, ll.!,.'y,na ]. ]. {! , '.
CEaElS. .EEaNN alE.RRY. /.

WYE slss, y E1 AV AGAAaS E q &C. DELAR0DERIE S c, J. GARNER, |ng associated themselves for tle pur-
 ionducting the WATCH MAKING and Nf BUSINESS, in the we'll known stand street, formerly occupied by BENJ. LlNG-
 Sss leave to inform the citizens of Little the public in general, that they are pre- repair all kinds of Clocks, Watches, Jew I, warranted to be done in the ncatest and Will always keep on hand fine and well , ,'ssortment of the most fashionable Jew
 D as Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Gold Ter r SPectacles, Gold and Silver Pencils, aa fn'' Finger Rings, Soc., which they will All kinds of engraving will be neatly RocF, Feb I5, 1916. 23-sm
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"A Adsaein5ssratos's Notice,

H ETTERS of. Administration on the es<nte of ! -A Euclid L. Johnson, having been granted to the undersigned, by the Probate court of Pulaski county, on the 4th day of February, instant notice is hereby given, that all demands against said es tate must b3 exhibited,-properly authenticated,- within year after the date of said letters, Or they may be precluded from any benefit in said estate; and if such claims be not exhibited within two years they shall be forever barred and preclu- ded.
 DAVID R f.PFFp 1J,
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gR. BezasalH.aED.Sss, 5,

tor NEW opLEANs) NIT AL 8UR@E0Ny KS his' professional s5fYlees to the citi-
 Little Rock, and vicinity. ACHE, caused by exposure of the slred without causing the least pain. GIAL TEETH, inserted on PLATE
 warranted 10 initiate NATURE, so tO deceive the incest observer; and to Y of the purposes of the natural organs. found at the ANTHONY HOUSE. ug, To. IS, IS46.-23:tf.
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Essowg., From Ac.

.S0 Bbls s,,perfne Flour, sjO 4G00 lbs Bar Iron, assorted, % 39o lbsflIoop iron, assorted,
 zoo lbs Round iron, asserted,
 I6 Kegs No. I White Lead,
 ffhd Bacon Sides. Received per ssArkansas Mail ' and for sale hy VIM. B. WATT. Little Rock, Nov Ia, 1915. 1o-f
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TATE OF ARKANSAS.

rr Ai oE A}kANS.NS,
 gSrY MrY OF HEMPsTuAD. {
 Hsng9dem cjrcpH c9mi-4Oq Ae c4aacery
 %qeof-NopeEaber teym, coatinued 10 Decem :.
 @,sl D. ls45.
 G.Jones, by her nextN
 fOaer. '' :" rop ', ''f ll'nes, defeadani.
 F,s ,oay came the complainant, by Royston & |E"tAe' Es;' her solicitors; and it appearing 10 the %ou 's;.3 ol the court from the affidavit of the 'uuoher hereia filed, that the said defendant, N .g,es, Is nonresident of the State of Arllan !, aiat the said Clarssa C. Jones hath filed her a,. npy her next friend. James E. s. Jones, in h"'' ,ha containing the following prayer, to wit: Gt sl;.; marriage contract existing between. the apaef ssI and the said defendant may be dis r aa 1t set aside, not only from bed and board. nor ee ponds of Matrimony, and that the said of nay .a have possession, care, custody, and !, ,n tt .t 'he surviving children of the marriage iS ;d u'e sald petitioner and said defendant; and a ;n pe9silioner may have and keep the negro tr e uie petition mentioned, and such other y ". '1at came to herpossessou by gift or other o% ol,. ner friends, and which remain undiseosed u,asiy' oron and for such other and further relic ff'4lses of th as may seem equitable and that ibe
 tbo ne complaint ot the said petitioae is nsr mg year 1922, the said defendant aa3 tais ve,. ..nseefnarried, e and on the l1th day ~ July 'sar islf, the said defendant wil.s,,iv .|aserf ,sos sosea,ed himself from this tlonai :, itboIt Ia 0naoie aui cause, and hath q a.ed ge ahseDf ;s ;;a sad petitioner iron h5IbeTfo a..5 iu ahsano5o sAAttt Asft fiAtsk of moro 'ee th ana deSeFei''5 aa hea for the said not.i elllh ohe YeaT Anan sse. on mo. less t,ln e.;ie4er a';s1 E ofdere be sae eeart. atf,,nn nse saia 5eila s9ses shall sppeas g hae- rm '',es of n. e or before the tiisri daf a the
 VI ''is eeA'Ft. ataeoaft to De holden at the
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FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING
 Nrn TkygvcFr
IRON, &C.,

OOOo 2000lbs square, band, and hoop Iron;
 800 z stand german steef
 Bbl4 orchard and blue grass seed;
 eask Spirits Turpentine;
 :" eopal and Japan. yarnsh
 1 eases mems kip and thick Brogans; t. s " Wom.ns calf shoes and boots: Manila and iard rope; monkey wrcnchcs bed screws table castofs table hinges; horse shoe nails percussion capsi mahogany knobs, auser bits mill sag files fiai smooth and roind files. S,ApD LE F2Y-hades' Saddles Mems Span shsand American sadales bIi.l,f bridles; collars; saddle bags; Received per s. B. oelia. and for sale by VIM. B WAIT. ; Jan. :, 1,]s4i. 17-tf.
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=rE1rETIn

|ILAy0
 lsas, Oil the l'i
 T. JOHN MePA AN.-An oi Y
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h ipu
 ','iss rs a national arno,, \ HS IN ARKAMo

rs. 4'i arnory sGs Il' yFIA IN ARKANSAS. at the Comnii,alss. ias
 ..nn.. instructed to ipoD;.l on l ctions of lagS' ags' and lbe \ ate of Arkansas s''rba lSa I en, applied ia.'I. to the suDDo!a ll's
 attending a Ea senled lied the memorial ,i''I N "a "a nation of lqdiansl rsl Fl Ts s'n,e due to them under tpDl ,,i States, and ofvbieb I,i'l 2 .,,l "a by y gorernnen, 'sa assl m; which was reIsr:s' ,,i Indian Affairs, '''s'''1 .enIed tied a memorial or s ,.n", ,nat authority may "
 trustee %us'ees of Certain RI
 :, benefit, to transfer ~ q States for the ,'r' beIri'e,t ,afs II which was rpIe, n Indian Affairs. scented the nemori,,
 sneea nation cf Ip1il 2 II, nea aG States will seeur ,1l oi their annuity ul D, winch the present inv . cl does nOt yield; VI rs oommlitee on lndiian rom n, the Connittee 1., T st!I bill granting a pen1 5 a snlch ', was read, and ! ! was ordered to De lii
 Senate Fer' resented the bIlo bId { as agreed 10. pose e Committee on P 7dce to inquire into tb aiin. g the restriction oI ', ai 'i 'lie otale 0l AfkS 'h0i lead ore. .ome ted the followino Fas l lopted; dee nlnch nr th0 .... lhls-,
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SPECIAL OFFICES

Proposals for supplying theiollowing offices. at sun to be named, and subject to the condition oi being limited to the net proceeds of the offices are lHeiEe8.
 ers ncy from Fort Gibson, 6 miles, once a week.
 Dover ffom Dwight, 10 miles, once aweeks
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EOR0POSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni- < ted States lrom the ist July, 1916, to the 30th June, ls5o, inclusive, in ARKANSAS, will be re- ceiyed al the Contract Office of the Post Office De-
 pertinent, in the city of " ashngton until 9 o'clock of the thrtieth day of April s46, to be de- cidad by the 2ith day of May,3 on the roates, and in the manner and lime herein specified to wit :
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'as, in Decen n
 years old, f ill by trade
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FsNI
 ed for thecoBsi wing resolution;
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-12
DIED,

At South Farms, on the Both ult. sudden
ly, Edward SANFORD, only son OF Edward
and Rhoda s. Cowles, aged 2 years and S
months. .r
"oh Lord, the message from thy throne has
come
We hear thy voice, and give him back to thee
With tears we lay our darling in the tomb;
In faith his spirit at thy feet we see.
His cheek had scarcely felt the winds Of earth;
Let pure, celestial breezes ian him now;
His eye, that traced the star, or beamed 70
bright in mirth, .0'.f -'.....
Now, on the Star Of Bethlehem lifts his brow.
Thy will, o God! be done, and as our child
Bore, while on earth. too much Of parents love,
Grant that his little spirit indebted,
May yield it all to thee in Heaven above"
In New Milford, on the 4th inst, Sarah
Rebecca, daughter of Solomon B. and Re-
becca Hill, aged months and 22 days. -
In Norfolk, on the eth ult Mrs. Abigail
Miner, wife of Deac. Noah Miner, aged Il +;
ON the Sd inst, Daniel Reyes, native Of
Chelmsford, Mass, aged IL .~.. ...,.t,
In New Haven, on the 7th inst, the wife
of Mr.. Theron Towner. t"
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-12
Wholesale and JObbing Boot
and Shoe Store.
NO. 80 STATE STREET HARTFORD

NO. 80 STATE STREET HARTFORD
The subscribers offer to country mer.
chants and others a large and choice as.
sortment of MEMS, WOMEN;S AND
CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES Of
almost every imaginable variety, which
they will sell by the Case or Dozen at
the lowest manufacturer prices. They
also keep constantly on hand good sup
ply Ct BELT and PICKER LEATHER,
LACE LEATHER, ROLLER SKINS
and other articles ii; the their line used
by Manufactuers-togelher with gen.
eral assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, all
of which they offer on the most favorable
terms tor cash or good credit. ..
The subscribers will only add that a
large proportion of the Boots and Shoes
which they offer for sale. being nanutac-
tured by themselves in the most substan-
tial manner with special reference to the
approaching Spring and Summer trade,
are really worthy ofthe particular atsen-
tion OF purchasers-who are respectfully
invited to Judge for themselves by q per-
sonal examination of our Stock. .'t
4w4O d. TOWNSEND e. co.
Hartford, Feb, 24th 1886.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-12
Probate, Court. District IF Liletfeid, S.. !
- Efehjieid. Feb. I'm, 1918 {

TNNHE Judge of the Court oT Probate for The d;s.
Il ,.rct Of LicbGeid has iifnired and allowed q
months from iheiste hereof for the creditors of
the Estate Of JESSE STODDARD, late OF
i.'chheid, in said district, deceased. represented
to; and has Appointed Messrs. Stephen Russell
aud Sherman landon 81 said I.i,rhIield, Com
nIissoners Ia receive and examine said claims.
Certified BY RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
The sSbscrihsrs give notice iha, they shaIt
IL said Litchfeld, Oh The 23,h dav Of Marui an6'
the 18th day Of August 1876. at o'clock in the
afternoon on each of said days. for the purpose Of
attending 70 The bushes. Of said appoiainsen,..
~ SHERMAN T LANpoN . .ss"srs'
An persons indebted 20 said Estate, ave r.
quesied 10 make immediate paymens 10
,s EEOS STODDARD. Exec tssr
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ii cibEoN II HoLIisrER. Clerk.

At a Coart of ProJate holden at LiteAfe!d.
icifhin and for the District Of Litehjiei.l, on
the 10Th day Of February l646. 49,.
Present, RGiM O.. CHsnp, JtsdRe
TTPON the application Of Mary Barnard Of
" NeN.iaSen, Conn.,, showing that in case
the use and improvement OF the real estate. 81
which her late husband, Samuel BARNARD, late
OF Litchfeld, deceased, died possesaed. should
prove insufficient to furnish the said Mary with
decent and comfortable support, said Court
according TO the provisions of the last vii! ol
said deceased, might on application OF said Ma.
~, give an order orders from time to time for
the sale Of so much Of said real estate az said
Court shonld deem necessary fnt the decent and
comfortable support Of said Mary during her
widowhood, that Said Mary still remains a
widow and unmarried that all the avails al n
former sale made under said last will have been
more than exhausted in her necessary support.
and that she 10 in debt. and that the use and ian.
proyement Of the remainder Of said real estate
10 insufficient 10 furnish her with decams and
comfor table support, --praying said Court TO en-.
quirc into the truth Of said allegations. and on
finding the sathe TO be true. to authorize and
empower The said Mary or some other meet
person 10 sell and convey 80 much Of the re.
mainder Of said real estate as said Court shall
Geem necessary for the Puiroses Aforesaid, &c.
cording TO the provisions Of the last will aud
testament OF said deceased. as per application
on file dated February 10th 1916.
ORDERED, That said application be continued
to the 10Th day al March ls48. then 10 be heard
at the Probate Office in Litchfield, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, and that notice thereof be Kiys
en- 10 the Devisees IT said deceased. and all 9th.
ers interested, BY advertising this order in .
newspaper printed in said I.iich6eh there
weeks successfully before said 10th day Of
March. Certified by $500.
% RALPHG CAMP. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-03-12

by order of the Court Of Probate for the Dis
- irict Of Plymouth, hereby give notice
that will sell at public auction on Monday the
4th day Of May AID. 1916 at 10 o'clock A. M.
at the house lately occupied by AMI Talmage>
deceased. unless the same shall be previously
disposed Of at private sale. all the personal
property. together with all the right. title ana
interest which Edwin Talmage Of said Yhm--
outh. an insolvent, assigning debtor, had at the.
time Of his assignment. and which was assigned;
TO me, in and TO the following described reafl
estate situated in said Plymouth--said right and
interest being an equity Of redemption in tho
satne.viz. One lot Of land situated on pine hill,
containing six acres also lot Of land contain.
ing two acres, nppnsifc the homestead Of the
late Amzi Tslmage; also lot of land north OF
the Episcopal Church, containing thirty ACRES
also . lot or land with dwelling house thereon
standing, being the late residence Of AMI Tall
mage, containing two acres; also lot Of land
near Plymouth Centre, confaing eight acres.
with a barn on the same also lot ef land wit,
store thereon. in plymouth Centres also a LOT
Of land north Of the Episcopal Church. contain
three acres also his right in land owned in
common with Ozias Goodwin; also his right
70 land taken on execution against o a. c.
Todd also the lite estate or said Talmagc in
the lot. bonse, and other buildings thereon
standing. owned in fee by his wifc--;l If the
above lands being morsgared 10 different, ndi.
vid0ais as named in The original order.
THOMAS MITCHELL, ::,s': q @ . al;
~. n'as. .t.H..3.i Edw. T4image.
Plymouth, Feb. Is, 1915.