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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

To DAY LABoRERs-We would earnestly COM
mend to the notice of all poor. bard laboring, tax
paving journeymcn whose wages are :" docked"
thirty per cent il they absen, from their
work an hour and haf-we say we would com
mend to their meditation the following table OF sta
,is,cs of idleness and high pay and living at their
expense. Perhaps many single minded persons are
not ware that while they themselves receive no wa
ges while away from labor, the men they support
are paid fat salaries while rafting orders as 1t is
called A captain in the Navy gets SO 500 year
for waiting orders or asmuch as seven Minis
ters of tho Gospel while in actual service Of their
Master. A Lieutenaot receives 81, 200 and his ra-
lions, or board, for waiting orders-or az much as
four stout blacksmhs receive for working every day
in the year. Now we have been looking into The
Naval Register for le45. and we find that the fol.
loving proportion Of Naval Officers were waiting
nrders or IN lenve nj aksence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

Wiley PUTNAM, Importers, lol Broadway.
IN PRESTO be Issued Immediately.
The Philosophy OF Magic rroc ess and Apparent Mira
al-, from The French Of Eusehe Sa!verie with notes Illus
trsve explanatory and critical BY Anthony Todd Thomp-
son D. iy23 2is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

~ The Proprietors Of thirty five different news
sp-rs alone have Piv-n public notice tbAt
v B. Ih=ir only authorized asnt IN the eies oil
York Philadelphia, Bp.:Uu aud Baltimore For Dsnes
of papers Tribune of I7h int All the 10 Della
and nauy others in otter Stated have given similar
no,,r. lv2r isd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

E Nantucket Sufferers.-Thr Public 10 refpec
informed Sos IL and ls9 Frup.-si are
open places OF deposit for yIch articles OF food clothing
furniture may De given In aid OF The Sufferers By he
late IRE IN Nantucket
Such persons may be unable TO 0end their donations
will waited by persons authorized by The sub
,cb.rs on sending motto. heir wish No. Ss Front
~ By order OF the Executive Commi.ee
US 6.l WIN. MACY. CGsltman OF SUB Com
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EF Constipation tCo-Iiyeness) Destroyed Dy
DR.. " Gods snrsuparilln and Wild Cherry bit-
Ier,.-Tnst This moaic.ne doIuoys Constpatouf, aud
iniesIna canal To perform ls rvdcGsops, hou-
ands will attest and also that IL cures Dyspep.i. Sick
Heaische, Jaundc- Vertigo Liver Coupanl, sIh all ds
eases which the bowels lubJ-ci AZ II Is The com
pound OF Regular Physician, The public may rely upon
It's merits Sod Wholesale ard retail by WYATT 4
hETCHAM. III FutoE-st al r-lai 49, Brosdw-y; 1T
Bowery 81 Bl-ecIerst 1y2l biis-
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sCEOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOCAS.
HUNTINGTON = SAVAGE PuoisnerI ard Soozsei,
Al f-rs, 30 P-sri-.t N-w-forE. have recently hsord
AID yers mech improved -ciuons OF the Worls on MAJ
1rsi Philosophy aud Cn-lui.;ry, by MIRA a W. Phelps
which In-y respectfully snc me alIeniion OF scnooi
Teachers, Committees and o-s Interested N -oucailon
Copies Will furui,hed FOR eIlnnsEon on application
publishers For sale ny Bookseller. sen-rziy Jy2
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-. HIkRkD SUSPENDEk.-To Jooosfs and *
~ poftrrs-Tne subscriber: Cow prepared WIZ ais socA
Of Patent Snlfrsc Supporters FOR Fall uad- anf 10 COZ
sel.y manufacturing The oDly really goo Corrugated
Braces in market The Of cheap worthless limitations
sol; curin Inc year AID generally condemned By Inc
E only nave tne eeci Of INDUCING dsant oey-
1c!,f- for U.y'. Pa-rl Suspenc-r' which nave
ways glyec sssf snc 81 VILE ns 1slne have
GUARANTY ast-d upon escn box
auce -s- soos MS Is 10 Ae-p 40 hs rep1auon
OF n- arc Mere pa.es aud aiiaiors have int-t-si
9ros p-cs therefore have Esf7 poor Eac4e because
sGcn colIi De MADE cb-sp- JlcSe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

Mr. YASCEY-The Alabama papers state that
either j. L. F. Cot.re or s. W Bensn win be selected 10
al the place vacated by MI fancey M Beman is An'
Yaneey's half brother.
ARcHgRY.-This ancient sport 10 practced al
Cape May daily by the ades They have SELECTED aArge
fedor the purpose and make the sport quite feature III
the amusenents OF the Cay.
CHEAP-In the year 1926, the whole of Msnhat'
tan Island bought OF Indians by the DUTCH 'of
the of twenty four dollars.
c- II is said that the Norwich q Worcester
Railroad Company encouraged by the acuoh .. oai iH
Legislature, contemplate petitionDg LOT eu'noiiS :"
hr,ag, Thsmss RIyer about seven miles below Norwich
where their road terminates. Win we" 70 commune
It 70 New-Lsndon or TIVE or three mics anu tn'
n thew sncceeo the Long Island Railroad Will be extend
cd f GrsennoTt IN oyster Pond Point. With these al
teratons is said that hour VIII oe gained IN tne pas
sage between Boston and Sew-fork. lhafuoio Couraht
II Wo learn by passengers who came down
murderer of Schooora still a. large He thought
however TO lurking the village az bis COW milk
ed every night Many Indians are .d In pursuit OF him.
bu after ali they are quite much in dread OF him he
of them Tho leading citizens ofthe Sau are also very
apprehensive Of being secretly shot down like Mr.
Scboocrsf lpetroI hoV. 4otn'
Ez5- Cade's Hotel in Camden was entered on
Saturday afternoon last desk opened by means OF false
KEYS and notes TO the amount Of S25c6, $40 In specie
and check for $40 stole The notes not endorsed.
and they will avail the thief nothing Newark Adv.
IT Mr. ]. 3. Schooner, an eminent miniature
nsinisr of Bos,on committed suicide by cutting his
throat with at the American House in that city
on Tuesday morning while In state OF insanity.
p- Ex-Governor BESrETT Of South Carolina,
had hs et arm amputaed at the shoulder blade lately
the result, Of accident In the hand twenty-five years
sgoi o,
Eys II is said that Coleman Of New Orleans. a
btolber of Mr. Coleman OF the Aston House. about build
ing a splendid hotel In Cincnpau
V. Three prisoners escaped from the State
Prison al Charlesown Mass the morning OF the 2lut
iastant.
Y The wife Of Gen. Campbell, American Con
sui died at Havana the 7th Inst.
~ Hon. ROBERT c. ScHEscK III. G. from Ohio
10 ON vl,, TO the city of Boston.
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n-- = MUSICAL EXC itsiUN.-rho Do
ESStSr-g1S.-rt al New rge and Puu shkrepse.-Une


fully those purchased tickets for the Ex
cur.on postponed from the l0Ih instant that no has COM
peled hi. arrangements, and that IL VIII posuVey iahe
ID Thursdsy next Esd rsL
The new AMI splendid steamer EXCELSIOR. Captain
Nelson having been Char for the OCCASION Will leave
the foot OF Roonsons precisely a. haltpas
3 O'CLOCK A. NJ touching al The tool OF Csaal aud Ham
noud leaving the aIler plac1 precisely al O'Clock
and proceed directly Van Corands landing, a. the
trance OF the Iii GLANDS III side OF w eat Pon!.
The boat will remain a. thai place until i"oo'cloes, TO
the parry opportunity Of promonading aud VI en-
Toying The Highland scenery.
Immediately aner the starting OF the boat, the whole
company will he invited to psrsks of hne dinner, ar
sp.ed upon The upper dect which all will be seated ri
oHce-lher-by sdofdpg them an opportunity OF Viewing
The beautiful fc7nery oil mo ighanns Wme foesiink 'hef
appeti,r, mn. Ill, =. ,.,,o,r,,, =, ,h.
w asbnsion Hail, in the village vi NewDurgh and also
tho ramp Chorus from the OF tho Knights
of Soowdor and the Grand March and Chorus from lie
opera OF Fidelio by Beethoven
The Solo paris by Mrs L. A. Jones and Mr. j. A. John
the whole unde, the direction of Mr.. Geo. Loder.
TIL, Choral Department VIII be susia'ned by about Ono
Hundred Ladies' and Genu1msn. accompanied oy Thfy
Professional MusiciHps
Dodworh. Coebrsted Band Is also engaged FOR the
casiou.
Ajax o'clock precisely, the company will re6mbark and
proceed cIy gnkerpss at whicb place The
performance will be- gwen In splendid pavilion, ITO DO
erected by few public spirited gentlemen III mat village
for lne occasioH) commencing sbi O'Clock
O'CLOCK, the boat Will l-avs PouShs eepsle for New
York direct
IN, boat Alter which lbs party will have an opportunity Of
listening delightful musc, lin style 10 suji from
bod voIh excellent band and OF enjoying themselves I'd
ltbituni
TICKETS Five Dollars each-admtng gentleman and
lady. Extra Lady's Ticket Two Misunderstanding both
perform dinner. supper and o1hef roresnmen Tor
The day and evening; may no obtained until Wednesday
evening after vhicn Nj DO solt Al tho music sore Of
Firth Hall Pond 23s Broadway OF Geo. f. Nesbi!i,
Wall and Waer and Of
Gs,NL'y EnKT
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~ SEE Marine JOURNAL, FOURTH PAsI

SHIP Eos. Csysmus Rotterdam VIM wei,ser.
Bsrss Gibraltar, Jordan, Glasgow, Dunham l. hi.
mon Isaac Mead, Brown, Savannah X NJ Domill Ed.
ward, Buckley, Charleston Durham x Dtnon.
Brigs Falcon Pin, Bsrmuds, Tucker & L.gh,bourue
HsrDonee Brume Rotterdam WIN Weissar; -Folus
Munroe. Cardenas sc John Ogden; Joseph Akns
Grosh Matsnzst. Read & Hoppock.
Schrs siargare. Stanwood, Yarmouth NJ. Brsipe ;
Cordelia, Franklin, Boston.
Sloop Maria Johnson, Phiadelpsis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23
PAssENG Frs SAILED,

In the Packet ship Hoitinsuer, for Lipe-pool-Mr Hen.
~ John Sharpe, DR. Detmod, Sawyer John Davis,
WIN Eagle, Mas Mary Conroy, New. York; Dr Tones
and lady Chester III; MIR Geo Long Mas Virginia Long
and servant Mrs James II Couon 81. Francisvile La;
James Hutton Kingston. Upper Canada; Geo Dolans II
Fagg, Osdensburgh N Y; Peter Gaune o. WIN
Cross, Valparaiso; G oppehhsip, lady, children and
seryAnt N Y
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NEW BOOKS PER CAMBRIA.


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Laws from NJ. Cinbric Tyre LIMO .......-....-. 10
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DIED

In Londonderry, \. H, on the le.h uit- ZACChkoo
GREELEY grandfather Editor OF this paper) IN the
ga wear Of hi. age He the Oldest person living IN mat
town ,omewha. noted instances Of longevity. three
others having died within year over 60 He had BY ha
only wife, who died moro than twenty years SINCE nns
,oo. and four daugh.er Of whom all bat three sons sur
trs him He was born and passed bis long lie within
f milo. Of the place o. his DEATH having been devoted
cbr.,Jan for more than half century, and gaining hum
HE honest livelihood by filling the SOIL and rearing 10
-overty his large family 20 lives Of useful industry He
was through life temperate in appetite moderate IN labor
AZ in ell things but always busy un old ncapacated
him for exerion. Never aspiring 20 prominence or public
.taou he passed through long life without stain OF an
enemy and behind who would wish 70 reproach
his memory He active and sprtShty as youth until
past bis soh year. has borne heavily upon him for
several years past he left not less Than 200 descendans
some fthem grandchildrens grandchildren.
On Wednesday Morning. July I'D after short and
severe Illness, LEWIS SMITH, aged ~ years.
The friends and scqusntances Of the family and also
the members of Hancock Division No. % s. of T. and
Good Samaritan Temple Of Honor No 3, are respect
fully invited artsnd bis funeral this (Tbursdsy after
noon at o'clock, from his late res!denc No. 81
Orcbardst.
On the I'D Inst. OF cholera insnsuun, JAMES K SOD
Of John and Susan T. Carr aged months and days.
The relatives end friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock
from No. 1l3 Ludowst. without farther Invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

KIAGE CLOCh-lop pieces ipcis knDo-r
u Carnage Cloth (pIsn SD sglr-dl Of superior q1Ay,
n, - a, ne Market prces he warehouse VI he
Ser.:k n J. intin Rubber Factory, IS Asd-r-lars
-vIna
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sitnatious, Ar. mantsh.

"ANTFD-SHunross By t~o Protestant Young No
We ou- 10 do the g-ceral house~ort o. private
tsrty The Other et.noerrnsic or na[.e-n EoGd
s<ailsSrsA o0oe Tvs ei-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

WM w. SHIRLEY, Auctonoer.
HOUSE FURNITURE SALE.-By II. WILL.
LARD-Fnday, july Sih. l0t O'clock at the story
H,ui. No. II, iInmoudsL near Hudson general as
OF good furniture, 10 prime ords- rch Brussels
and other Carpets, English OIL Cloths, Rsgs, mahogany
Sofas, Chairs Diyansr OiomAns MaBt1 Clocks Gran
doies, Paintings, &c. Also, Basomrn Kitchen and Bed
furniture, complete. Sale positive by catalogue.
Al ~ o'clock, a valuable Plano Forte.
Also principal part OF the House 10 lot low I'LL LIST Of
May It,
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uNHs DIAPHKAGn kILTEks.-Tbeae u..tlI
.rt beautiful Articles now sale sod exhibition
S4 Broadway Tbs prupdeIofS erx5ed from increased
ABILITIES v tter asrfacure Afford ihem q prices w1ih
q lie reach OF al ho1s- keeper1- ts25 lruiss
CCANO.-rns cargo Of tho bark Alrnendratra from
VI Cnh, fos sas u lols 10 sgtl purchasers. ABBY &c
I,z5 Iw ALsoP cHAuscEY, q sJulsE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

JOHN J. " WESTERvELT, Aucnonesr.
DY wILIKT 81 WEsTERvELT-Stoeo Is
pSpuc--sL TUESDAY August 25th.
Al 10 O'Clock. NJ lho Auction Room.
POLICE SALE.--Wtl sell Auction all the unclaimed
properly remaining the First Dstrici POLES Office, Halls
OF Justice combating In part VI Dry Goods Clothing OF all
kinds Watches Jeweiry Rope, Iron and Arucles OF amos,
every description. lyllto25th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

VIII. II. JONES, Aucioneer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs-On Wodues-
Oday t9h 1885, al lot O'CLOCK, al Tho STORE OF j. ID.
tps.rsoll Co No. " Posrst 500 cases, comprising Q
arge and desirable OF Boots Shoes and Bro
CANA suiiablp for SOUTHERN Wesrn and City dealers,
Just received Catalogues and goods ready tbo morning
OF tho sale.
Also 50 ca.es Mems sne Kip Pegged BrogsnA
Also, 81 csses Wom.u's Sea- Psgked Lac Boota-
Also, 50 cases Mems and Boys kussoI BroEsns
Also 100 W0n-n's Pssged Tics and Buskns. Jy2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

IT, a TIL Z JIUST UEITUHTFUI4 OF al
E{ShFr1N Excursions-A sail scruas Tie Hudson
1sz7a1A" River to Hobo1er, and then walk the
Eysan Fields along the eIce-dngy picturesque shores OF
The place will prove the esiiy accomplished and
sciye Of all rurpl thai DO msde from the
city.
fhs grounds present charming aspect, Tho Iees
being In leaf, AID the soi covered with rich turf
The Walls excellent order, having been consider
ably eubeElsbcd the present Sprtng.
On every peasanI afternoon will be 10 abundance
the CoOnade EiysAn Pe!ts excellent Band Of Music
will perform selections. from tho fsvort7 Operas,
popular airs. marches values, kr.
Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and ChnstophcrsL
are completely ilt-d up with Awnings snd Scala
Night from HoboKen Barclay II ocPk
S,fringe ST ctI. mvl imisua'
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o. TO LET-Ths whole or 10 small family part Of o
FE4 large and well finished three story BRICK dwelling,
containing 10 all thirteen rooms pleasantly sustof In
T~entethst Chelsezsqusro kon; low, sad 70
good Tenant only Inquire al ~ Liberty 81 up Stairs
Iy2s ~
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Qrrtie11 Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Arciioneer:
DY BANGS, RICHARDS a. PIATfs-Stots
u rs Brc,av.y-Llh-rsl Cstb Advances made On COG .

DY BANGS, klSaAaDS "a r LAM y $3.50
ID asa Brcsawsy-LiA-rsl Cssb Advances made On coz
Ggnrecu for Afcvon Ss!rs
NEW-YoRK FALL TRADE SALE
TO commence TuEsDAy. 25,b August
Yhe undersigned respectfully give rotsce thsi ae rsx
ree,,a Trade sale Of SoNt, ssreoyPe Plates, Ae will
commence n iAe show GS:"
Yhs Sale OF Stationery Snders Icsher AID Musfp, Pa
per Sc will ~ hei5 a. usual. MONDAY, ith August
Invoices .. writing printing an o"lorct Pspcrs, Slsnk
Books Cutlery ant Porssn and Doesse ssanonery gen
Pie caiaosus i now al press AID VIII be Issued Al ~
early day.
CASH sdv,ocsa Will be msde receipt OF gecds when
required. asua. BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT.
NorIeE PrsLissESs-The following valuable S'ereo
tJPe Plate. xa4 Copyrights viii be po.i'ively .od
81 The ensuing ssln syrco's Complete WORKS, Me0.
dowfs Frrnch sne Ensih Dictiona.y, Blale'r Bio
gTspaAeA ptcrorxly, Johnsons Works, vols, Svo.
Bowels Life OF Johnson, vol, sksop Browneirs Fam
ty Prayer Sock Mechanics Own COX Robinson Crusoe.
Eu tren. Mechanic rhs P.ror Booi and Family Eroyeso
getis District school Library, Young Orator saIAeld's
Cs,.,ea AnnSt-. k,nsss,s rsisus Cicero Dc Or.ioe
Chspsn's Classical Spelrg Book, he, Ike
Also Q! thirty OF Other valuable Steretyce
Pates including those OF tho Episcopal WORM formerly
published By j. A. Sparks, Sc. lc.
AT pSivArr S.LS-l.cCo ouarto BSles every variety,
In plain sheep and s and gill edge blnSinsa Also
large OF Standard and MiscelAn<,9s Rcoh.
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IT. hCUNEY ISLAND AND FOX
ErIssStssNAAMILTON FERRY-The steamho,

sa'E'k .IoLAS, Capt Richard Yses and PROPRl-
ETOR, Capt n. Mallan. will syery week day on The
abov. Ferry until farther notice follows: Leaving
EAST RlVER.-FOot Of Pke-t O'Clock A. III. " do
do r 81 do. Wh,tehaH, 90, o'clock A. ~ 10 do 40,
P NJ 81 60. Coney Bland II O'CLOCK A. d. III do do, 81
P NJ 100.
NORTH RlvER-Foot Of .iHo,.'t. II O'Clock A NJ u
do 40 M Can,l.t y O'CLOCK A. Nj. 1T do do st P.
~ liarrison-s. II o'clock A NJ. III do do - NJ Per
NJ sOc!oct M - NJ NJ. COMFY hand - O'Clock
A. NJ II P " P NJ.
Landing q, For, Hamilton esch way. Fare Ia cen.s.
THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor.
n B-Stsyes III be readiness The arrival OF tbs
boats y; Fori Hamilton passengers TO Ne~Uuecnt
Bath also al Coney leland 10 taEe passengers 10 The
az per houses. iyID lwis
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8. bUD~E S-CTtIhIJ
II Tie abo-e Company eori'nueS TO XereAaHdse
De!tng EOJe and Furniture, against Io',,' By ttrs
term, as favorable any responsib!' Company
Al s,tained by Du Company promptly Gnd Iit
orally Se;:-sG Jy2l wis
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JACOB 8. PLATT, Aucuonser
EN1RST FALL TRADE SALE this Season.--
JACOB PLATT will sell This Morning, at 10
O'clock a. - Palts $50 casks and los Hardware,
Gallery and Fancy Goods Also, several casks Files
sorted large Invoice Of Table and Pocket Cutlery &c.
For pshcuMs under auction hsad 10 morning psPers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-23

Samuel WiIlsu Fr-derick ". Favr-, Washington Post
Chas o. Handy, Nicholas WJckod, A T. Van BoskeEck
William Layttn Au.rew c. B-uedc., Jeremiah Johnson.
Thos mcE!ran, Samuel a Clspp. Francis Du Bois.
Lemu-l Richardson.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-09

1T Court of Probate holden at Vesc. ford
aoithin and for the District of .Nesc. Milford
on Me 3D. day Of April, 1916,
1esen ytSn R5 S6nn r. How 1s"' .,
~ said New Milford, show ing to this Conrt
that he is the Guardian of Della Elizabeth How.
land OF SAID New-Milford, a minor under the
age Of twenty one years--that s.;d .";.v. ~ 40
IN Zee simple ono undivided eighth part Of a
piece of land lying in said New. Milford, boun.
ded south by James Marsh's land, Anan
Marsh's land, and land set TO Wild. Lucy How
land, deceased, as dover, West by part Of said
dover land and Elisha Marsh's lane, north by
highway and part of said dover land, and east
by highway, containing sn the whole about GO
acres, be it more or less-that the interest of
said minor in said land is about the value of
three hundred and thirty dollars, praying this
Court, for reasons in said petition set forth, to
pass an order authorizing and empowering said
petitioner or some other meet person to sell
and convey the interest of said minor in sai,,
described premises, according TO the statute in
such case made and provided-as per petition
on file, dated April Sd 1876.
Ordered, That said petition be continued Il
the sth day of June 1916, then to be heard an,
determined at the Probate Office in said New
Milford, at o'clock in the forenoon; and tina
notice of the tendency thereof be given b,
publishing this order in a newspaper printe,
IN LItchheld County three weeks successivel
! az Least six weeks before the said Sth day O
| June. A true COW of Record
10 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-04-09
fit a Court Of Probate holden at W'oodbauy,
acithin and fOr the district of on Wol d uru

fit a Court Of Probate holden at U1ood6auy,
soithin and for the district ofOn Wo' d'uy,
on the 18th day Of .4pril, f. d. 1876
Present, Thomas Bull, Esq. Judge.
Upon the petition of Martha Kasson OF Beth
- lem in the county Of Li,ch6eld, showing to
this Court, that she is Guardian of Henry L.,
Martha j., George D. and Edgar N. Kasson. ali
Of Be,hlem, will hin said district, minors-That
said minors are the owners of real estate si.ua-
ted in said Bethlem, viz. about one aud half a.
cres Of land, bounded north by H. Brown. east
by said minors, south by said Martha's dover
lands, and west by Harvey Gillett Also about
half acre on the south side Of the first piece,
being subject 10 said Martha's right of dover,
and bounded north by the first piece, easterIy
on said dover lands, south by highways and west
bv &c .Eegleston and II. Gillett, valued at about
fifty dolars-That it wonld promote the interest
of said minors TO have said lands sold, and the
avails laid out according TO law, praying for lib
erty to sell said property for the purposes afore-
said. as per petition en- file.
1t is ordered by this Court, That said Guar
dian give notice Of said application, by causing
the same to be published in one of the newspa-
pers printed in Ltchfield in the county of Liich-
field, three weeks successvely,at least six weeks
before the hearing and that said petition will
he heard at the Probate Office in said district on
the 18th day Of June next, 10 o'clock forenoon.
Certified from Record bv ~.
As THOMAS BULL Judge.