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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04
lsGGULAne PACKEFV.
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MONTAuK, y

INTERMEDIATE FORTS.
HE nov md splcn.lid; lleht;dta6Rhi
- s'came: "wAR EAonx,'' r. A. Reilly mss-
ter, and "MoxrAux," John Lee master. viii pIv
NJ regular packets between 81. Louis, Calens.
Dubuque, Po,osi, and oil intermediate ports d..
ring the low winter scsson; meeting q the Low.
~ Rapids regularly once : week and exehsns.
ing hargcs, thereby avoiding oil damage to soodG
attending rc-shipping Their bsrgcs ere mesS
and superior and have the certificates requisite o
afford insurance in any Of the oliceS in s. Louis
These boats are prepared cilh erery facility o (ov
rard their freight NTH TIE greslesl 1eg~leh. Ev.
Try cxer.i"n will be used to give saiisfac,ioa 20
those who may favor them with their business.
4 liberal share Of the public patronage is res
Pcc'fully collected. For freight or psSsass ap-
ply on board.
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Aeiu advertisements.
FARM FOR SALE.

N EXCELLENT farm for sale
"a situated within three miles Of Davenport
aud on good road. II embraces 90 acres prai-
RE land, one.half Of which has been broken, IS
acres are enclosed aud 30 under cultivation. Il
has gentle slope to Duck creek, which waters
II on the south. A small frame house is on the
premises. Application to be made to A. SAM
DERs Or 10 COOK & SARGENT.
Rea! Estate Agents.
Davenport, November 9TH, lfl47.
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COUNTY 02001S WAITED.
GOUNTY ORDERS taken at par fol
- Goods.
BURROWS e. PRETTYMAN.
Davenport, August Odd lR47.
BLANK DEEDS.
.F tho lnicss form, just printed and
u for snle nj tho Gazcttc Office.

BAID~Ess AND Loss or Ham ID caused nv q
want Of healthy sction in the vessels which
throw of the pcrspiration from the head. When
these vessels orc weak or diseased, the perspira-
tion 10 thick and clsmmy, and adhcres to the
mouths Of the pores, and clogs them up, and
dries and forms scurf and dandrufT. Less hEood
is then carried to the roots Of the hair, and Tor
want Of which the hair has not sufficient nour.
lshmcni. and consequently becomes dry and
harsl, md begins 10 fall Of. which continuing
TO increase, eventually produces badness Res.
tore the capillary vessels Of the head TO their Tor.
mcr healthy circulation. md 6pc .;iL, aesO A0sv
viii make tfs appearance, which will increase in
quariiy and, until the hair becomes thick and
healthy.
Jaync's Hair Tonic 10 the only preparation that
has ever been Known to produce neW hair on
bald heads, which il hns done in lnnumevablc in
stances, and will seldom fail If properly and per-
scyeringly used.
For sale At the Drug Store Of B. SANFORD
Davenport.
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FURNITURE FOle SALE.

die suhscsil~r has on hand a LIT Of
- FURNITURE, Of his own manufacture,
comprising Buresus, Tables and Stands, which
he will dispose VI very low for cash ~ trade En-.
quiTe IT the Gazette Office. II. FEARING.
Davenport, April 8th, i647. 33-sf
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The balance Of the wounded we omi,
Tor wan, of room.l
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-11-04

HOLLOW vvAleE CAGI1107r
YEA kssslss, bske esses, peeu.e 1872,
- &c. &c, fos sals ~ 4
April 9Th. Vrn,6e,
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CHICAGO JOUf1NAL.

Davenport, October 2ist, l847. Off
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
HE subscriber will pay the highest
market price )or the c,llovjng arli.
clcs &c produce: WHEAT, CORN, OATS,
HIDES, BEEF, PORE, TALON, BEES
WAX, &c.
D. SANFORD,
Davenport, Nov. 26th, l640.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-08-12

At a Court of Probate holden at Plymouth,
within and for the District of Plymouth
on the Sd day of August, A. d. lSH.
Present, henry B. GRAV ES, Esq. Judge.
ON Motion of Samuel T Salisbury, truss
tee on the estate of A. B. Curtiss, an assign
ing and insolvent debtor, within said dis>
trict.
TsHIS Court doth appoint the l4th day of
IL August next,at three O'Clock p. M, at
the Probate Office in said district, for the
hearing, allowance and settlement; of the
Administration Account on said estate-and
doth direct said trustee to give public notice
to all persons interested 10 said estate, TO
appear, If they see cause, before said Court
at said time and place 10 be heard therein by
posting said order ofnotice on public sign
post in said town of Plymouth nearest the
place where the assignors last dwelt, and by
advertising the same in newspaper Puni-
ed In Litch6eld, in Litchfeld County.
Certified from Record.
l2 HENRY B GRAVES Judge.
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AT Cour, of Probate holden at Plymouth
within and tor the Districtof Plymouth,

AT a Cour, of Probate holden at Plymouth
within and tor the District OF Plymouth,
on the Sd day of August, A. ID. ls47.
Present. HENRY b GRAVES, Ju ige.
nN motion the Trustees on the estate
" OF CoIcy, Bradley and On. assigning
and insolvent debtsrs, within said district.
This Court doth appoint the 2eth day OF
August next, at 2 o'clock P. M. at the
Probate Office in said district, for the
hearing. allowance and settlement of the
Administration Account on said estate
and doth direct said Trustee to give pub,
lie notice 10 all persons interested in said
estate, to appear (if they see cause) be
fore said Court, at said time and place
to be heard therein, by posting said orde
of notice on apublic signpost in said to~r
of Plymouth, nearest the place where the
assignors last dweIt. and by advertising
the same in a newspaper printed in Itch
field, in Litchield County.
Certified from record,
l23w HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
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DIED,

In this town, South Farms Society. on the
9th inst. Henry Skilton. Esq, aged "a.
protracted illness of ID months contin-
uance, during which time there were but
temporary intervals of freedom from intense
pain and suffeIing,was the sure test to which
the christian patience and character of the
deceased was subjected And we'll dill he
meet aud pass the rigid odeal. Through>
out this heightened period. while disease
was slowly, but sensibly wasting away the
system 10 mere skeleton, the rich consola.
ton of faith in the Saviour sustained the
disease and shed the sunlight of heaven on
his pathway to the grave. Whether hope
frightened the vista of the future with the
fattering prospect of recovery, or death cast
It's sombre shadows around, the spirit of the
departed was resigned tc the will of the
great Father. Thy will be done,' was the
unaffected language of his heart.
During the few last days of his life his
decline was most rapid. Death had mark
ed him for its victim vet this did not dis,
may him. Calmly he met the summons to
depart and quietly yielded his spirit into
his Saviour's arms.
In all the relations oflife which the de-
ceased sustained he was ever faithful and
true. AS man of business, he was uncom-
monty active. successful and upright-a
medel of industry-an example of punctual-
ity. A friend To the poor and needy, his
generous nature did not stop to inquire
what were the causes or occasions of sufi
tering, but evinced its kindly sympathies in
timely contribution as citizen he willing-
ly lenl his efforts aud contributed of his
substance in aid of whatever tended to ad-
vance the public good.
AS friend and parent, he was ever
watchful and confding; so simple, so kind,
and true. In his own family circle his vir-
tues shown most respondent. Here he ap>
peared wholly disinterested and seemed to
forget self, with such an air as to win una
bated love and respect. Long will surviving
friends hold in remembrance the virtues of
the departed.
In New Canaan, on the lst inst, Mr.
John H. Waterbury, aged %.
In Falls Village. Canaan. on Friday morn-
ing. July 80, George Cauhed, youngest son Of
Uriel Miner, aged II months.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-08-12
Book and Periodical Agency.

THE undersigned having established him
l. self as Book agent in the great Literary
Mart Of the Union-New York-respectfully
tenders his services to the inhabitants of Litch-
field, and the public generally. with assurances
that all orders committed to his care will be
pr omptly attended to and forwarded per mail
or as may be otherwise directed, with the ut
most despatch. Subscriptions received for all
Magazines published in New York. and mos,
of those issued from Philadelphia. Boston, SC.
The Foreign Magazines, Blackwood's &C.,
furnished at publishers prices. Also. new Tor
old] Books, cteap Publications, Engravings,
Music, SC by whomsoever published. Most
of the new Publications of the day can be for
warded by mail at very triding expense, and
ony sum from IL 1-2 cents upwards, can be
safely transmitted through the same medium.
All orders should be addressed
VIM. PATTON,
Graham's Magazine Office, New York.
REFERENCES
" W B. B. P e1ansn' New York.
H. W. Saltonstall, Meriden, ct.
A. Anderson, }
G. w. Benedict, Waterbury, CT.
z. B. Cooke. ESQ.,
Gen. R. C Abernethey } Wolcotville,
Coed. Wadhams, Esq Ct.
June 26, 1s47
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OF THE PRO
PRIETORS OF THE ORE-BED IN SAL>

TN accordance with the resolves of the Gen.
l. eral Assembly, passed at the May session,
ls47. Incorporating the propretors of the Ore
Bed in Salisbury. A meeting of said proprie-
tors is hereby called, to be holden at the house
Of Eliphalet Buel in said town. on the last
Wednesday in August 1877. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, then and there to choose the Of
ficers Of said Corporation as specified in said
Resolves, and to establish such Bylaws, Rules
ant regulations as said corporation shall deem
expedient Also, to do such other business in
conformity with the provisions of said Resolve
as the interest and well being Of said Corpor'
alton may seem to require.
7. CHlTTENDEN.
Salisbury, July 10th, 1s47 10 3w
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MARTINS
(FoRMERLx MARTIN &
EoCKE'S)
PREMIUM COLORED
PHOTOGRAPHIC Likenesses.

NTR. M will remain in this place for shor
lYl time. and will execute Photographic Like
nessess by the Daguerreofype process, IN asuPe,
ror style, possessing oHthe Coio's OF L.fe ana
warranted to give saiisf action. >,
Having made himself acquainted win AL
the latest improvements in the Art, ne is
prepared with the use Of different and suPe-
ror article of Che micals and Gliding. by which.
the impression receives perfectly c|eur and
natural appearance, and is made permanent
upon the Plate,) to do work which shall com.
pare with any done IN the cities. His mode OF
operating being the same as that Of the princ''
nal Galleries in New York and Boston. aud en-
t,rely different from those who preceded US.
He wsuld say to those who have pictures
taken by the old method which are either faded
out, or unlifeIke in color, &c. that ne VIII
take them in EXCHANGE FOR NEN
OWES, OF find new plate and put them VI
into the cases at reasonable prices.
Groups of from two to six taken with all the
distinctness of single picture.
Likenesses Of children taken with much smc'
cess. Also, Likenesses taken from Family
Port rats which look more natural and l'felike
than the Painting. :,
Ladies' and Gentlemen are solicited to call
and examine specimens, and Sit for their Like
nesses, il they choose, by way OF experiment.
f15-Likenesses taken in oil kinds Of 'ce0theT
Rooms lsl building west OF the Congregation
al Church.
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LocofncOism and Literatwe.-Mr Aiken, a
Lote Foco member Of the Illinois Constitution
al Convention, introduced in that body on the
18th inst. preamble and resolution, Of which
the following is foe simile, photography and
all
Whereas. Mr. Hall in sermon on the ith
day Of July. in the second PRESBYTERIAN. De-
nounced the existing war with Mexico as Re,
ing unjust and whereas, such declaration
ought not to be tolerated, more especially in
republican government.
And, Whereas, il is unbecoming minister
Of the Gospel TO use such language in a Cos
pei Sermon or before the young and rising gen>
Grafton.
Therefore, Reso'ued, that said Mr. Hall be
excused from holding prayer in this conxen-
ton for the future.
The Convention, though Loco by large
majority. would not swallow MIR Aiken's dose,
but cruelty laid it on the table.
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k4RY 6oop s. whic h

for 3rCASH=4I will be sold lower
than can be bought in New York or Bos-
ton. u Please notice the .folloaoing "a
Fancy and mourning prints, muslins,
lawns, jaccone,ts, berages, cambrics
mousline DE- LANES, ginghams, eolians,
mourning goods, wells, hosiery, handker>
chiefs, linens, linen damask table
spreads, muslin draperies. fancy silk. &
other vestings, black & fancy cassimeres,
broche, cashmere silk berage, and other
sha,ois, splendid assortment OF fancy
dress silks. bombazims, quilts. alpacas,
French and English prints. cottons, ticks,
6 doz best quality gold medal kid gloves,
all colors and sizes for sale a. 81 l.2 cts
Embracing d seasonable. and splendid
selection Of Dry Goods, selected EXPRESS
ly for Lilch6eld and vicinity all of which
will be sold at lower prices for cash, than
can he elsewhere in the state.
TPurchasers who have the CASH to
exchange for DRY GOODS, will find this
a great opportunity to purchase useful
Dry Goods at Great Bargains, at the New
Store Just opened.
UGoods sen, to any part of the village
H. g. PATTERSON, Ag't.
Litchfeld. July 81 lS47. 3wl2
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District of Torrington IS.
Probate Court July 3lst.

" stare of Miles Spencer, late of Tor.
- ringion in said district deceas ed.
THE Court of Probate for the district q
Torringion, hwtt limited and allowed
months from the date hereof for the cred
itors of said estate represented iDsolvent
in which 10 exhibit their claims thereto
and has appointed Roderick Iissell ant
Phineas North, Esq'rs., Commissioners te
receive and examine said ;la:ms.
Cert led by
GEO. D. WADHAMS. JUICE.
The subscribers give notice that they will
meet at the dwelling house latsIy occu.
pied by said deceased in said Torrington
on the LIST Monday of Sept. ls47 and the
LIST Monday of February 1s4s at 10 o.
clock ! the forenoon, on each of said
days for the purpse of attending on the
business of said appointment.
RODERICK BISSEL } Commiss.
PHINEAS NORTH, toner's.
All persons indebted to said estate. are
requested TO make imediate paw menl TO
RODNEY PIERCE Admins
JULIA A. SPENCER traitors.
AT Court al Probate holden at. Cornwall.
within said District on the 10Th day of Ju'
ly, IS47.
Estate Of Daniel Perkins. late of said Cornwall
deceased.
VVvHE Administrators represent the Estate
L. insolveut. and pray the appointment Of
Commissioners thereon whereupon. ordered.
that Commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust the claims Of the creditors Of said Estate
be appointed al the Probate Office in said Dis
trict on the 18th day If August next. al 2 o.
clock afternoon Aud that all persons inter-
es,ed 10 said Estate may be notified theFeof.fhe
Administrators will cause this order TO he
,uhlished in Q Newspaper published IN Ltch-
ieId aud post copy thereof on the sIgn-Post.
IN said town nearest the place where the said
deceased late dwelt
A true copy Of record.
81 3w S"dge'
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rMILITARY,--The Field Officer

pMILITARY,- Field Officers
of the Regiment organized in this Coun-
~ under the new Militia law were elect
ed yesterday.
William r. King, Esq of Sharon, Brig
adler General OF the former sixth brig
AIDE was elected Colonel; William B
Hotchkiss of Waiertown, hate Brigade ln>
spec,or, was chosen Lieut., Col, and W
F. Baldwin, of this village, formerly 1t
Col. of the 10Th Regiment, Major.
A large number Of officers we're in at
tendance and represent the prospec: for
good Regiment in this county as very
flattering and that the present system
bids fair to become popular in the couns
ty. as it does away with the former com
pulsory sys EN- and requires military
duty to be done hereafter 10y volunteers
who arc paid for their services.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-08-12
Doct. Robert Es. FOiger's
OLOSAONIAN
ALL-HEALING .BALSAM

BEWARE or DECEPI7O.vS FRAUD
A N Advertisement having made its appear.
"a ance in this paper, stating that my genu.
Inc olosaonIan was for sale al various places
IN Litchtield county, the public are hereby in.
formed that my genuine preparation is only to
De found IN one sized bottles and those large at
Isl per bottle, and that the label on the same
reads Doctor Robert B Folger's Oosaonian or
All Healing Basam, and my name is signed at
he bottom with oen. The spurious article
is put up in much smaller bottles. is wrapped
in salmon colored paper, and my full name 10
not found on the top Of the label The SPURS
Gus article alluded 10 | never prepared and
have nothing ~, do with.
Agents for Litchfield County--A. C. Smith.
Ltchficld LathropS Bradford, Woleottyille:
Nathaniel Smith, Torrngton; Alyord & Bro
theirs. New Hartford f $. Woodford, Win
sted; E. G Lawrence & Co. Nortok; Oliver
Ames, Falls Village; Finch & Kellogg, West
Cornwall George H. Chase, Sharon, Gregory
u Pierce. Cornwall Bridge; d. b. Scofield &
Co. Kent.
ROBERT B. FOIGER. NJ r.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-08-12

AT Court OF Probate held at New Milford,
and for the District Of New Milford. on
the l4h day of July A ID lS47,
Present. Daniel b. Brinsmade. Esq Judge oil
Probate for the adjoining district OF Washing
ion acting as Judge of this court, because D.
c. Sanford the Judge Of this court is one OF the
acting administrators on the estate Of Oliver
W. Pickett, late OF New Milford, deceased.
II STATE of Oliver w, Picket, late of New
IL Milford, in said district, dec eased.
ORDERED, that the administrators exhibit
their administration account to this court for
adjustment at the Probate Office in said New
Milford on the Goth day of July, 1S47, at 9 o."
clock in the forenoon. And that all persons
interested in said Estate may be notified thele-
OF, the administrators will canse this order to
be published in a newspaper printed in Litch-
field, and to be posted on public sign-post
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt, in said New Milford, and in two other
public places in said New Milford.
A true copy Of record.
DANIEL B. BRINSMADE. JUICE.
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New York Cattle Market.
Monday, Aug. =.

-" WUtluay, mug. q
At market 1850 Beef Cattle, $500 SOUTH
ern.) IS Cows and Calves and 24OO Sheen
and Lambs.
Beef Casile--prices. with an active rer
quest. remain firm at from $6to 50 PEI
cwt. About $50 head remain ucsold.
Cows aud Calves-Sl6 to $50 n III cov>
or all--all sold.
Sheep and Lambs-The market is
plentifully supplied, but prices remain
very firm; with tolernbly brisk de-
mand. We quote Sheep at from 81 .25 to
$2.25 to $3.50, and Lambs 81 to 1925
ss Journal Of Commerce.
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TAKEN UP.

DY the Subscriber on the
"A D20lh day Of July, dark
red Hiefer. one year old, no
WM artificial mark. Also---at the
@eAA@~ zane time. light red Steer.
one year aid, no artificial mari. The ownsrs
OF the above described pFaptsty 10 requested
to prove property, pay charges and take them
Gway.
Wauhiugton, @. a1ulssoa. iea7 4 aw
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NOTICE-The Stockholders in the Iron
Bank are hereby gifted ttat their first meet
ing for the choice of Directors and other bust
ness, will be holden at Hunts Hotel in Falls
Village. in the town of Canaan, on the 18th
day of August inst , al 10 o'clock A. M.
VIM. M, BURIAL,
A. H. HOLLEY,
E. GROVE LAWRENCE,
N. BREWSTER,
C. CHAPMAN,
Commissioners
Canaan, August, 4th. ls47. 10 3w
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District of Torrington. IS. !
Probate Court July 80 1S47. !

District of Torrington. IS. J
Probate Court July 80 1547.
~ STATE of Griswold Woodward, late
II OF Torrigton in said district deceas-
ed.
THE Court of Probate tor the District of
Torrington, hath limited and allowed q
months from the date hereof, for the creS>
itors of SAID Estate to exhibit their claims
for settlement. These who neglect to
present their accounts properly a,tested,
within said time, will be dGbarred res
covery. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment to
LUCIA WOODWARD, Execu-
1873 ELIJAH WOODWARD, tors.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday JstIg 26th iS47.

WUNuuy VWty SUW I04I.
Fat Market, GOT Beef Cattle, % Cows
and Calves, Is yokes working Oxen. $500
Sheep and Lambs, and about $40 Swine.
Beef cattle-Extra, 81. first quali~
~. $6 50-second anu third qualities;
1878 to 6,25.
Working Oxen-Sales made at S7s,
and $S5.
Cows and Calves-Dull. Sales ran>
god from @23, TO $27, S33 and $40.
Sheep and Lambs-Sales of old Sheep
at 81 ,62. toSI.75. 81 u and $3.50.
Swine-At Wholesale, 5 for Sows and 6
for Barrows. AT Fetail. from 6 TOT.
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DAILY LINE FROM LITCHFIE1D TO NEW YORK

vVNHE Railroad Bridgeport
Ltchfed
York O'Clock the
New York morning o'clock Sundays ecd
Milford and by Ltchd arriving about O'Clock the
samoa
Good coaches and change
dispatch
Milford Tuesday, and Saturday,
Quakeh Pawng Bkman Poughkeepe returning
ono posued DAYS.
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS.

GREEN.
Young HySon, good,
do do sweet cargo 90
do do fine cargo IS
do do silver leaf 100
Silyer Leaf-Seldom sold, even by large
dealers, because OF thevery small profits made
on its sale. This is a very superior Tea.
do do golden chop $50
Golden Chop-This is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in China. 1t is flhe first pickings
and excells all other green teas for its delicacy
Of flavor. strength and aroma. Heretofore this
Tea has never reached this country except IN
small lots as presents to importers
Hyson, fine. rs
do very fine. 100
Gunpo,cder, fine, IS
do extra fine LOU
Imperial, fine, IS
do extra fine, 100
Hyson Skin, good 81 Ia
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-08-12

At a Court of Probate holden at Wash.
iLgton within and for the District OF
Washington, on the 4th day of August,
IS47.
Present, DANIEL b. BRINSMADE J'dg.
THIS Court limits and allows six months
u from the date hereof, for the creditors
TO the estate of
WILLIAM F. NEwcoMB,
late of said Washington, deceased in
which to exhibit their claims for allowance
and settlement. Those neglectiug 10 pee
sent their claims within said time proper>
ly attes,ed, will be barred recovery.
true copy of record, certified by
DANIEL B, BRINSMADE, Judge,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make payment to
Esther NEwcoMB,
FRANcIs STONE,
IL DIV Administrators
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BWOkseiIeEs ana HthtlOheFss
No 2i9 Main ST., Hartford Conn,
IT AVE constantly on hand full assert.
i 4 meni Of Theolasieal. Miscellaneous, and
school Books, which they offer to Countr,
Merchants. Travelling Agents, aud others whC
huy to sell again, on the most reasonable 'erms
Persons ordering through rs. are assured thai
their order will be filled with promptness. and
on a. good terms as though they were person
ally present.
u & = kedH large assortment of Sunday
school books intending the qualifications al ths
American Sunday School Union; also the New
England Sunday school Union.
Hartford, June 25sh lsi7.