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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13

TIE GRAEFENBERGC COMPANY
Hereby give notice, that their GENERAL Agent for
Tie State of Vermont ana the Northern and Eastern
Counties of New ork is
''''''' GEO j. FERRIS, Burlington VT
The General Agents are fully prepared to appoint
s,b-Agcnis wherever there is no branch OF the Com
pany either on persona! application or by mail po$t-
pqM The rapid sale of these celebrated pills, and the
extraordinary cures they constantly citcting rem
der them 10y far, the most popular pill OF the age. An
Agency will consequenllybc very valuable
The Gracicnberg Pills are inconceivab.y superior to
any ever before discovered. nal bilious complaints
in general arrangement Of the system in all disorders
which result from bad state OF the blood, these pills
are a sovereign remedy.
In the class OF Diseases called chronic the Graecn-
berg Pills achieve their highest trumphs, Here they
dey all competition Entering within the hidden
cesses OF the system, they quietly but surely purify the
blood root out disease, and give tone and vgor to the
body.
Cures are Constantly Effected
BY these Pills, in where every other means had
utterly failed. The most abundant proof OF this could
be- given but trial of one box will convince the patient
They can be ordered and sent by mail rifiing cx-
prns, The price is - cents box. Where tC0 doiidrs
io0ith are Ordercd amt tie money rehHtcd, Tie C0m-
pany nrW pdy tie postage on The Pais. Remittance
al the Colnpanys risk. Wherever there is no agency
of the Company they can he ordered 10y mail
These Pills taking the place o all others, and
no person should be withou, them.
All BLLI0US COMPLAINTS,
BJrcl CoMpldints, Constipation, Dyspepsia, FcreI
and IgUc, Heddache, Jdundice, Lirer tOnpiaints
Rheumatism, an Stomach Complaints, Green Sick
ness, Sc Nc, yield al once to these Pis They purge
away offensive humouTs the progress o disease
| and at the same me restore tone and vgOr to the
system. In eases of general arrangement OF health
they are SOVEREIGN.
''> BY THEIR USE,
The weak will be made strong the pale and bilious
complexion be restored perfectly fresh and healthy
color and the bad symptoms will one by disappear
In short, these Pills are an inconccNabe advance
upon any ether medicine ever offered TO the public
| ArUIAL NH. SATISFY ANY ONE OF rus i3ns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13
TO Dentists.
JOHN S. WARE.
Storage and Forwarding Merchant,
NORTH WHARF,
BT X ING TO y, VT.

! l IA i, + f T4fE \ co Burlington.
The North Wharf offers every facility for the safe
keeping and prompt delivery Of freighs, and all bust
ness addressed to the care of j. $. WARE shall re-
ceive prompt attention
The Steam Propeller, James II Hooker, the Stca-
mers Burlington whitehall, Francis Satus, Montreal,
and the Ferry Boat Winooski and the different lines
of long boats and vessels carrying freight Oh Lake
Chamulan touch at this Wharf l2Gm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13
Machine Mandatory.

NNIE Subscriber is manufacturing and is prepared
L TO build to order, all kinds of
WOODEN Machinery,
Such as
Carding Machines, ',igs,
Condensers, H%'Is'
Pckers, heathtrs'
Jacks, btushnls MaSmhes'
Nappers, hcsu'n'1is' &C .,;i
neaness and despatch Ills Machine shop is stua-
led in Montpelier three miles from the village, the
road TO W Worcester and 81 Adams
The subscriber is confident that he build as good
n Card or Jack a. can be procured IN New England
Those running his Machinery pr9n9nnee II 10 run as
well as any IN use. uEDfD " NUM- ~
Montpelier, Dec, IL, 1910 2'I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13
PEARL STREET HOUSE,
Burlington VI.

BY Villas " MOVES.
Circumstances having rendered the control of the
above premises necessary, would give notice to the
public that the Pearl St. House is now open for the
accommodation OF travellers and others who may call
Being located III one OF the pcasanest parts OF our
village. and commanding il does line view of
Lake Champlan aud the scenery about Burlington
and also being near the University OF Vermont We
think ii can scarcely fail 10 please the scarcher for
pleasure and reclcaon while at the same time II AT
lords those upon business a comfortable home.
Mr. ii. n. Cole and Mr., H. G.. Mason, late OF
llighgac Springs will manage the House Tor us and
to those who are acquainted with them as CATERERS
1t would be unnecessary TO say single word IN COM
mcudalon. Suffice 10 say that orcrg thing will be
done To make it agreeable and pleasant to all who
may wish to make II Il stopping place.
Believing that the sale Of intoxicating drinks as o
beverage TO be injurious to them who use do not
them, and detrimental TO the well being OF society
as also in hostility the law OF the State, and tn,
strongly expressed wishes OF a majority of the Free
men thereof, shall neither keep it publicly no
cldRdeStinely to be sold or sireR away.
\ suitable carriage will be provided to take pasSei
gers to and from the Steam Boats
All Stages will call at this House.
VIM. R. Was
March, 1917. MoRILLo NoYEs
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

'EulE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM HIS
L friends and the people of Burlington generally.
that he has opened a now NEAT MARKET under
the West wing of the " American Hotel" where he
will always be on hand TO wait on his customers 49,
He designs to keep the best the counly affords, and
would invite all to give him call
Burlington MAY :, lSl1 ANAsA DRrw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13

'kuib nUBSCRlBERS HAVE REMOVED Jbr,p
wholesale CASH DRYGOODS business 10 M "
Scuar ~ y; :, where they invite the attention Of
vermont Merchants. All who wish to realize Tho
great difference between Credit and Cash priceswiNi
40 well to look at our goods at cash prices
- :. =, BRADFORD i DURDSAIL.
New York, March ~ 1917 i2ma
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13
NEW GOODS.


". hANUALL. HAS JUST RETURNED
USs from New York. with a large assortment OF
watches, Jewellery, Fancy Articles and Toys, con-
sstIng III part OF gold English levers gold anchors,
and lcpines, silver levers iull ieweed, anchors and
leplncs and verge watches OF all kinds gold NINA
ture cases and oc!ets gold spects pencils and pens,
pins OF all kinds, diamond rings plain and chased
rings, chains, Slides gold snaps hearts and crosses
ear hoops, plain and stone setting gentemens scarf
pms gold guilt and pearl studs, pearl and shell card
cases. shell back and side combs bead and silk purses
steel beads and bag clasps purse silk and twist silver
spccts and pencils, scissors and knives hair combs and
brushes silver plated and brass candle sticks, castors
Sct Get.
All of which he will sell as low as any importer or
any one that prctcnds to import.
Burlington, July 2.
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PreIllilIBnHPIaW
House Finishing.

NTINERAL Knobs, full plate, and iapd, trimmings
vi Morce locks and lutchcs, mortlce locks, NOR
ticc latches cottage locks lalches, Blakes latches
cupboard locks and ketches bell pulls and trimmings
wro't and cast Iron narrow and broad Butts, window
springs axle pulics ward robe hooks, hat pins, Sli-
ding door way and uNlcs, sliding door locks, Il ush
bolts, silver plate, bronzed and apd key hole
cuchions window blind hangings and iastenngs with
probably every other article required in house finishing
among which are many Nep Cheap, Useful and de-
srable articles, which Yankee ingenuity has pro-
duced, at wondrousy cheap rates may be found with.
STRONG, DOOLITTLE, SCo.
June, 10 1917 30
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EMERALD MILLS FLOUR.

|INIiE SuBSCRIBER WOULD PECTFULLY IN
l form his friends and the public generally, that he
Brand OF FLOUR, and will also be always supplied
with iu and complete assortment of Fish Salt Grass
Seeds, Mill Feed and all articles usually found : Il
general Milling and Produce Establishment. lie is
also prepared receive consgnments OF Grain Pork
Beet, Butter, Cheese, Wool and indeed all kinds OF
country produce, and will make the most liberal adj
vances IN Cash. lie will also receive and forward
Goods Furniture, &c, &c, all parts OF the Union.
Office and Warehouse, No. M River ST. Troy, n.
Y JNO n WILLARD.
Reierto Messrs. J. & j. IL, Peck Il Co., BuIling-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13

" WatcrproofDoo and
Shoes,
=" Fine French Calf do
" do do do eewcd
" do do BroGans,
" Morocco do
d" Stout Calf and Kip
Shoes, ,
" Cloth Caters buttoned
" Prunella dancing Cal
tiers.
" Dancing Pumps,
" Morocco Slippers,
" Calf do
" Calfshocs, all kinds,
d" Rubbers with leather
suGs
" 10 do Buckles,
d" do hg'd and plain.
ijoysi Bo0ts and Shoe
q" Fine Calf Boots,
" DO Kip do
d" do Calf and XII
Broeans,
4" Stout shoes, all kinds
" Prunella Caters an,
dancing Pumps,
lTouthS' Bocts and Shoes
" Fine Cali Boots scwe,
and pegged,
" do Kip do do
" Seal and Grain peg
" Calf Broglrsand HI.
scwed shoes.
" Morocco Boots anr
Buskins,
/" Fine Gaiiers,
" Dancing Pumps an,
Ties OF all kinds.
lrs. and black and light sill
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13
FIFTEEN CANAL BOATS. s. TEN LAKE
CANALS RIVER HOAIS.

CANAL& RIVER BOATS,
all of which run day and night It is also connected
with the insured OLD TROY TOW BOAT LINE
on the Hudson River, and steam boats on Lake
Champaign, thus ailording their friends and the public
generally m opportunity OF shipping by Lake Boats
going through to,ciRg By steam on tie .Lqkc oHd
Ruerl or by Propeller on the Lake TO Whitehall
thence By both direct to Newly ok or by Tow Boats
on the River and Steam Boats on the Lake as they
may choose.
4 large number of sail vessels on Lake Champla,
All goods weighed at the time of shipment, and will
be forwarded with promptncss and despatch,
Dcbenture and Warehousng promptly attended to
One boat of the above Line leaves New York daily
at five ?. NJ. aud three or more leave Albany and
Troy. daily.
For Freight apply to
81 ~ c q NNs' 50 ''f"'' Slip New York
70 q. i h6 IL .. }lOIpier, Albany,
as ! 3 II L H30hAH' l5o River Street. Troy,
4 + g d PdEFGE q SON., St. Johns. C. E.
LETI HlNKLEY. Miss. Bay, C.E.
OLIVER BASCON Whitehall,
GEO BENT Montreal,
n WEBB, \ Co. Rouscs Point \. Y.
COLViNS TRInELE, Port, Kent, D ~, ",
H. IT, H1ILE. Plaitsbursh, Ne" Ok
Address as Agents.
OLIVER BISCO.N Whitehall
4. d. LADD, Troy.
References,
ISJU PECKS On.
JOHNS WARE, Burlington,
FOLLETTN BR4DLET)
L4WRENCE ,R.bRIAdlN(tARD,} St. Adams
s. Mss s hEIES, IIiGhga,c,
BiNGS - Long w hart Boston
SHIPPERS or PRODUCE TAKE
NOTICE.
On the arrival of the Propeller james II Hooker a,
Whitehall boats OF the Northern Transportation Line
will leave direct for New York, taking her freight
through without landing.
O. BASCOM, Agent.
Whitehall, April, 10th 1877. IL On
The GIaefcnbcrg Vegetable Pills.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13

CONNECTICUT RIVER SlIAD AND
u North Shore Salmon, by the hall bb and single
pound.--2Slh mny ~ u ~ NAN Z !
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13

LADIES, Doors and SHOES
d" Cater Boots, OF every
description,
" Tr Buskins, latest style
+" Kid i" do
b" Pune'la " do
d" HalfCaitcrs.
" French Slippers,
d" English Kid do.
/" French Satin Slippers,
all colors,
" Gold Dronzed do
!" House do
4" Stout Boots & Buskins
" Shaped Rubbers,
Z" Figured and plaln do
Misses Boots and Shoes,
d" Cater Boots,
" Fr Caters, best quality
" " Busklns,
" Prunella Slippers, all
colors,
4" " Buskins, all colors,
" Stout Morocco and
Calf Boots.
" Rubbers of all kinds.
Ciiltrcn'sBoots and Stoes
d" French Cater Boots,
all colors,
" " Morocco Caters
button and lace,
Z" Buskius Il Slippers
" Boots and Ankle Tie.
Of ell colors.
Gentlemen's Boots ana
Shoes,
" Napoleon Boots, will
and without tops,
Also, Gallons Of all co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13


Gold and Silver Watches Japanned Tea Trays in
OF Lever, LEpinc, AM sets or siugle, of ali sizes;
Choir, Horizontal and Card Trays, Bread
Verge Escapements, of Fruit and Knife Trays.
all qualities aud prices Table and Pocket Cutlery
from the celebrated max Scissors, Razors, &c.
ers in Liverpool Lon from the celebrated ma
don, and Loclr in Suisse nuiacturers of Sheffield
Marble, Rosewood and RODGERS, Crookcs Wos-
Ebony Clocks, Office tenhom &c. with many
Clocks, and Eight Day cheaper kinds OF Table
Ilmepieces. Knives and Forks, with
Gold IcWclry, OF all des bone horn and cocoa
crp,ons: Pins Ringa, wood handles.
Bracelets and Clasps Steel Bag and Pus=c
Gold Beads, Guard Clasps, Vest and Fol
Chains, Keys Gold and Chains and Mountngs
Silver Pencils, Spccta- Steel Beads, Spccacles
Giles, Thimblcs, Eye Spectacle Cases. Silk
Glasses, Gold Pens, Purses. Guard Chains
Loclieis, with n general Watch Glasses, Speca-
assortment of Cold. Sill Gle Eyes Lamp Wick
Yer and Gilt Fancy Tin and Shell Music
Goods. Boxes, Jewel Boxes
| Plated Cake Baskets Can bronzcd and lacquereC
| dl"siiclis, Casters, PA Thermometers, Iabl,
| ted and Britannia Table Bells, sc.
and Tea Spoons, Forks, Watch Tools ofcvcry des
| Butter Knives, &c clption.
| Britannia Tea and Coffee Files, Grayers, and al
| Pots, Sugar and Cream kinds of Watch Mate
! Pots. rails, both English ant
| Communion Ware, Of all Swiss manufacture.
| kinds
Purchasers may be assured that every thing in on
line will be furnished on MS favorable terms can b.
| procured from any source.
| Dealers are invited to call and examine.
| GEO B. JONES, TRUE NJ. BALL,
NATiIL. C. POOR cowlyl
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GAs waeD IEA .ts sBS $ :e ARTH S.R
Commission Agent

For the sale OF lEwETTS. CoMsTocK'S and SHER-
MANS Medicines, as also Tor all the popular Patent
Medicines OF the day. Sole Agent Tor the sale OF
TnoMsoN'S UTERINE SUPPORTER and GALES uTERI-
Major.
All orders addressed US will meet with PROMPT at.
tcntion be carefully packed and warranted having the
largest and best assorted stock he found short OF New
lork-purchascd exclusively for cash we are enabled
to make large discounts from the customary prices,
"llaungton's Building"
7. S--Dr. b J. ilElNEBEEG will be in attendance on
Saturdays and Wednesdays from 10 a NJ. till o.
clock L. NJ at Apothecaties' Hall, corner OF Church
him should call. SIT
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Powder.

OONO Kegs 100 Bbls., $50 hbls blasting pow
[OUO der 100 kegs Rifle & Sporting do, 10
Bands Satisfy Fuse" For sale 10y
]. BRADLEY & co.
Mays, South IFhGrt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13
The Graeicnbcrg Vegetable Pills.
TuEGRAEFENBERC COMPANY

l. 5000 BONES SOLD EACH AND EVERY
WEEK :!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-08-13

HE has also purchased the right
~ of Burlington to manufacture
| "a Days PATENT CoNGREsS Doors.
BooTEEs and SuOp-, which are
N~-zasase admitted to be Easiest and most
pretty article OF the kind -, up. The following
extract ia from the Farmer and Mechanic, i'll relation
10 this Boot
In Europe the Congress Boot has come into eX-
tcnsive use it is paroni4ed BY 'Engands Quecn-by
the nobility, and by ladies' of Literary fame. In fact,
it ia considered an Indispensable article OF fashion, as
well as of comfort"
The Congress Boots, French Calf Boots, and every
kind of work in his line manufactured to order, he
employs in connection with his establishment the best
workmen.
REUBEN DATCHELDER.
Burlington, May 1917. jStt
900 IRS WOOL rANIEE rnp Si1r ny
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CtTILER y.
Fish,
SiDLER !. &c

C,TRONG, DOOiII'TLE CO, have received a
= arge stock comprising iu assortment and cX-
fcnsiye variety OF Sadirry and harness trimmings,
With saders tools; and which arc oicredon reasonable
terms.
tne 10, 1917.
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JONES. BALL q POOR,
NO. 1913 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON.
importers of 81 Wholesale Dealers

in Watches, Jewclry, Military Goods, &c.
III AVE RECEIVED BY RECENT ARRIVALS FROM
q England and France, a large and extensive as
sorment oithc following described Goods, with many
other kinds too numerous TO be mentioned selected cX-
pressy for their Wholesale trade, and comprising the
greatest variety of articles be found in the city, to
which the attention Of dealers is invited
- H. Va, "a
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TO COUNTRY TRADERS.

DOMISTICS.
&IIEETINGS, - bales Rockland; 10 do.
y New York 10 do New Jersey; 10 do Wapols;
- do NJ VI C..
SIIlRTlNGS, > bales fine brown /; do
do New York Mills.
TICklNGS. cases Lowell, s bales
Lowell A.-1LSO :-3 bales Attakapas mixtures
eases Log Cabin PANTHEON stuff bales Of PLAID
York kremlins; ) do striped do do; do plain do
do Is do Butts 10 do Wcking 10 do Anoskeag
drills 10 do Globe do For sale by
JOHN BRADLEY g. co.
Burlington, May 18th As South Hhdrt.
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Patent Congress Boots.

o Also Gallons of all colors, and black and light s
CATER lacee, cotton laces, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

AT a Court of Probate holden at Litchfield
within aud for the District Of Li.clield on
the 18th day of August, y. d. iS47;
Present Charles Adams. Esq Judge
Upon the petition Of L> IMAM J Smith If Litch-
field. in the county Ct Litchtield, shelving to
this CouI, that he is Guardian OF Samuel Dex-
Aer Smi'h. Of Litchfeld. within said district,
mn"r-lhat said minor 10 she owuer If real
estate situated in said Litchield viz
One seventh part ola piece Of land with the
buildings thereon. situated in the society OF
Nmthheld. aud bounded south by Isaac Tut
lies land, west by Aaron Moss, north BY Alb
,jah Thomaaand cart by highway, Containing
'bout eight acres That il would be for the
interest Of said minor to sell The same, and 10
vest the avails thereof according TO law, pray
ing for liberty 10 sell said property for the
purpose aforesaid. as per petition on file
II is ordered by this court, that said gnardi.
an give notice of said application, nv causing
the same to be published in one Of the news
,apeis printed in Litch6eld in the county ui
Litchfeld three weeks successiveIv, al least 6
weeks before the hearing and that said Pc
'ition will be heard at the probate office in
said district on the 2Stb day Of October next.
al ~ O'clock A NJ
Certified trom Record. CHARLES ADAMS,
3wl6 Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
School Convention,

y ~ meeting Of the citizens Of New Milford
elaen atth Chapel on the evening Of the IO,h
hst Tor the purpose of adopting measures
TO the ensuing Conveu,ion 81
tES9"ol Teachers, to be held on the 2sth inst
fgs following preamble and resolutions yvsr,.
ANONYMOUSLY adopted
u whereas, This meeting is informed that a
Sch'oi Teachers Convention will assemble in
|Lh,s place on the 2sth inst, and from the in.
FORMATION received from the Superintendent Of
common Schools. il is supposed that about
eighty Teachers will attend said Convention:
Therefore, Resoiued, That we, the citizens
r' New Milford, will provide for the gr0taifOsss
podrd 0l that number of teachers among Us,
1urlng the sittings of the Convention.
ReSoIued. That the dnings Of this meeting
Pc signed by the officers thereof, and publish-
'ed ~ the Litchheld papers.
B.--Teachers arriving at New Milford
will fad one ~ more Of the Committee oisAr.
rarigements at the New England House, ready
to extend to them the hespiialities of the place.
D. C. SANFORD, Chairman.
2 = J. /, l Atkitr Secieiaiy
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
C.. G. GndSon g. Co vs. Samuel A. Castle
aud Wife.

C.. G. Gndson g. Co vs. Samuel A. Castle
aud Wife.
State If Connecticut
County Of Li,ch6eld, So.
So August 26, lS47.
CHARLES G.. JUDSON,and Monroe
~ &. Sherman of Woodbury., in said
County, late Manufacturers in Company
under the name and firm of C. G. Judsom u
Co., having brought their writ of petition
to the County Court TO be holden al Litch-
field, in said COuniy. on the second Tues
day OF October. lS47, against Samuel A.
Castle and Polly A. Castle, his wife. Of
said Woodbury, TO obtain. partition of Gers
tain described lands, lying in said Wood-
bury, and owed by the plaintiffs and de-
teudants, as tenants in common.
II is ordered that pendancy Of said writ
of petition be given TO said Samuel A. Cas-
tie. he being out of said State, by the pub
location Of this order in a newspaper pub
lished in said Litchfeld three weeks sue
cessively, al least three weeks before the sit
Ting of said Court.
o. s. SEYMOUR.
l6 3w Clerk Of said Court
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
lslLE.

At rrrs ,ns iiAhIe 70 pay tax in
IN - "a the town of plymouth % tn.
list Of 1876 NE hetel.y noufied that will
he at the hotel OF 8. b. BlakrsIee ia
Plymouth Hollow on Tues Law the 2etA
OF September from o o'clock Until 4 +; anL
at the Hotel Of A. D. Curiiss in Plymouth
centre on "Wednesday the 18th, frmn 9 o.
clock until 4, for The purpose OF recciv>
ing State Tax OF IL cents on
the dnlisr--Alsn. Town and Highway
Tax Of Ia cents on the dollar0f said
List. | will be III my dwelling house IN
,Terryyilie on the 30ih uf said nI0nih 10
receive the above specified tax.
All persons negicciing 10 pay their
trxesi on OF before the LIST Monday OF
Oct may expect 10 pay travelling fees.
NEWTON r. WHITTLESEY,
3wslS C0ilectos.
Piymonfh. Se,epusaer I4,h 1647.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

AT Court Of Probate holden at Sharon
within and for the District of Sharon on
the 9th day OF September, 1917
Present CHARLES F. SEDGwfck, Judge.
VIE Administrator upon the Estate OF
TROWBRIDGE LOCKWOOD late
of Sharon, in said District deceased.
represents the estate insovent, and avs
the appointment of Commissioners there.
ON :--Whereupon, Ordered, thai Com
mssicnrrs TO receive, examine, and ad-
inst the claims of the creditors of sa d eS-
tate, be appoin ed al the Probate Office in
said Distric,o on the 25th day of Sep,e mber,
lo47 at O'Clock In the forenoon and that
all persons interested in said Estate NAV he
notified thereof, the said Administrator will
cause this order 10 be published in news
paper printed in Litchfeld and post copy
thereof on the public sign post nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt in said
Sharon. A true copy of Record
CHARLES F. SEDGWICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16
PROBATE RECORD

at RI Court OF Probate holden at Sharon,
within and for the District Of Sharon, on
the llth day of September, 1917,
Present. Chas. F Sedg,cick. Esq, Judge.
Tl HE :arutor of the lasr will and testament
l. of Reoben Chapman. late Of Salisbury IN
said district. deceased, represents the estate
insovent, and prays the appointment, OF Com
missioners thereon - Wherenpon. O'dered
that Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate.
be appointed at the probate office in said Dis
Irict on the 25th day of SEPTEMBER, 1s47. at 9
O'clock in the forenoon; and that all persons
interested in said estate may be notified there
*, the said executor will cause this order 10
ha published in a ne .vspaper printed IN Itch
field. and post copy thel eof on public sign
most nearest the place where the deceased LIST
dweli in said Salisbury A true copy nfrecord,
CuAs F crncw,rx. .In'"e
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-09-16

- A Farm of 100 acres situated
fssfs 1Ain the south part Of Nor
tsss folk, is offered for sale. Said
- . Farm. is adapted for grazing,
has good house and comfortable out
buildings thereon, Is well wa,ered, aud will
lie sold at great bargain 10 close the set
Element of an Estaie.
For fur,hef particulars enquire of Andrew
Baldwin near the premises, or of Harvey
Baldwin Of Goshen, 70 whom the sale is en-,
trusted.
Norf TX. Augast ~ ls47 tar