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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

TYRE Court of Probate for the District of \ Norfolk has limited and allowed to :he creditors of the Estate of Edwin F. Root, late of Norfolk in said district, deceased, represen- ted insolved. six months from the date hereof. in which 10 exhibit their claims against sad estate, and has appointed Auren Tibbals and Benjamin W .Crissey, Commissioner to receive examine and adjust said claims. Certified by
 DANIEL HOTCHKISS, Judge. We the Commissioners above named hereby give notice that we shall meet to attend 10 the 1 duties of our appointment al the hotel o' John l A. Shepard in saic Norfolk on the 27th day oi April. and the l4ih day of September lsl7 al one o'clock in the afternoon on each Of said days. All claims not presented within said time, properly atles,ed, will be de6arrcd re- coveTy.
 Dated at Norfolk. the sth day of March, ,ls47 ! AUREN TIBBALS. lCo,.
 BENJ. W. CRISSEY, N0"''' All persons indebted 10 said estate are re ouested lo make payment to
 A HIRAM MILLS, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
DIED,


 In Cornwall, March Hta, Capt, JoAm Pierce, aged 73. ~,- Tn Canaan, on the ? inst. George, a son of Warehaa and Jane liar promising .s
 vey, aged 3yeaIsass.o inst, Sarah Jane. in Waterlown, the 0~ss.. afr aged s;x daughter of George P Wooa.eS.....- ' - months.
 In Wins,ed, on the Huh inst, Mrs. EaS chel Whiting, widow of the late John Whi> ting, in the Ssh year of her age.
 In Winsted, on the 10th inst Mrs. Eliza F. Wetmore,. wife of John c. Wetnore, aged 26.
 In Rhinebeck, x Y.. on thc l2h io<'. in the hope of hle~sri i01mor!ali'y. lIrS. pca,a, wife of Mir. Hiram Bisselloc Milton, aged 63. The deceased was cstimaole :n all the relations of life, as wife and parent a member of society, and commupicant in the church of God. She was cheerful, re- ligious and exemplary, md the children which she has left behind can say: OuI Mother She taught us how 10 live and ho" to die."-Com. !. J.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
HORRIBLE CRIMES IN HARTFORD.

HORRIBLE CRIMES IN HARTFORD.
 A Harif;rd corresronden, of the Police Ga ze:tc says:
 Two men, citizens sf this place, of the name of Thompson and Walker are now in prison awaiting trial before cur adjourned Superior Court 10 be holden next week, on charges Of the most rsT"ltins and unnatural character.- Thompson will bc presented, by bill of the Grand Jnry, who were specially summoned for the occasion-frst, for an attempt at rape, up on his own daughter, child of but 1 years old. Second. for procuring the rsvishment of his own wife by Walker, he, the husband, holding her and using .hr.ats and violence in aid of Walkers purpose. and third for -
 The writer adds in relation to the third charge, which is nameless that it is doubtful whether an indictment can be formed for that offence, as it involves principles never contem. plated by statute or common law.
 These men belong in Southington, and were examined betore the Grand Jury few days since A true bill was found against the hus- band of tho abused woman, and he will be tri ed al the present session of the superior court Tho othe7 prisoner will be tried at the direc suit of the State Attorney. 'th are in jail II this city. We understand that the cases conn on to.murrow Tunes, Wednesday.
 Thompson has been sentenced to State prison for life. Walkers trial is postponed
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
BELTTNG, AND LACE OR STRING LEATHER For sale at the wholesale Leather, Boot and Shoe Store of the Suh-
 scriber.

GoODG EARS METALLIC
 
 d W m render o of Msr1ng pSH 1 On uhctursI m nIon exprs thu" far by those induced r,r- ,oe prices the make " reo"t- o the uiaro andI rhih U cold be in vdegeol terpentnc andcthtrso no effect it. duriEy wit Heather ricuarI adaptedto sj.,hfno to oi,aher 'N'' ""eS Us confidently believed that Electricity e"ceo ana lentGc cotton il New eAPer' "'"e" f'FS' 0y Itre
 F1'e W hf'Fmediat ciGMs uEcm1I '"" 'Sm"''@ me
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
THE NEW HIGHLANDER.

':'IiE NEW EN>iLANDER is published al A New HaHrn, ConhertICui, m quarterly l"norrS. of lJ! p&Irs each, a. 73 per arnuln F"u. N"lutncs have alIrddS been published, , which csa be h4d by subscribers for the jln e, cnrrrnt von:ne for $6, posi0ge paM This uiirr nl the pack volumes Tor so ION d price, is mHlc as an lHdGccment To subscribe for the work, aNt cannot be long contIEu. q. The rrice wIil soon b" advanced again to S2 5u per N"liIn Orders should be sent to the publish. CT, i. II MAL1By, New Haven. who wl pay ,he postage oa all Numbers issued alter The sto,t!iPtIon has been paid. Payment strictly ir ddrAn"e entities tho subscriber 10 receive tD' Wn lc v"InaC postage pad,
 Ilc SuhscrIrr having recovered lrrIn severe s' knrss. winch IisAD.cd hun from attention 10 hl-In 'ss thrpis. year, IS happy asoin To com in .ld las H1T ElGland:r To the favor of i,s i,:,1rr patrons. a. .,@ in state few facts loI the I,t r,a 'iioa rf aHy WI" miy not 5s well ac. q t,lHte1 with lac york
 rl. x w r.viLlNo@R is aad.r the Ediori- al cry. ul sn assee iaiIon of Geatieunsa.
 N ra < have been gwen to the public ia a Gil. "A. and who have some f.'puIatiun both IS a,.! writers. We hnps to mnke the "" 3FtB a9ea ~"rr valuable and worthy uf >,,nn .la.l s ,;n ry-t >e to maintain a fair p4ruAa;.. UIi aiA sYss -.i, Ia. md . gentle. IT i4TH "' hNTAI! eAcellc"NS ~"seZps H' pure mlrlv al! Cliristil7 bearing towarcs .sess re l.- a1l persons, and to embrace in the scSr >'onr arlcrs and discussions the whole range .u,lc+ in which tho improvement and well
 of man are concarnsd Or the religious
 cue of the work, nothing ned be said
 .N.in theology are well known, andy
 Llral. h the department of morals
 lu' couS encc, We shall endeavor to keep
 dex of anvoid of offence" In politics wo
 who, ,he 'r our convictions oi the charac-
 ,,, lie acts and measures without
 hehsay party, and with strict regard
 of sad& believe 10 be the true policy Of ,AE nations. Our object will be 10 Inr- ni%work for readers of intelligence and ear ..est minds, of all classes and professlons a work which will tend only to the advancement of society in knowledge. virtue a7d r"'igio7.
 EDWARD R. TYLER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
.EGAssiNlsSvNEOs. SfsEe.

ID "RSUhNT to an order from the Corr. of \ Probate fer the District of Ilarwinton will De soid at puatic ancton to thc highest bidder nn ihe 18th " of April next at one o'clock in hc afternoon. (unlesS previously disposed of at private >alr.) go much of lhe real esIa'c of Nc. hemiAh A. Baldwin, lote of I!arwinton deceas- ed, as will raj the sum of six hundred nine!y ' one GolInrs and eighty five cents together with rqr,dentlI charges of sale. Sale to take place al the late dwelling of said decrasrd in liar .>iN,oN--,crr,. made known al the liFae of sale.
 WILLIAM WLSON,1 ~
 CHLOE BALDWIN, N0''' '''
 lIarwin'oa, March 1Sth, lSI7. 'lj
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

fl q Court of Probate holden ot .Nt,c .Milford
 ,cifbin dtor Me District of .Ne,c .NiLfo,d
 vn tue 18th day of .farch ls47,
 Present, 1Aomos B. Lotey, Esq, Judge. HESITATE of Nathaniel Perry, late of A| New Milford deceased. The Admi nis- trators represent the Estate insolvent, and pray the appointment of Commissioners thereon; Whereupon, Ordered; that Com. missioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors of said Estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in New Milford, on the 10th day of April l847, at 10 o'clock forenoon: And that all persons interested in said Estate may be notified thereof, the Administrators will cause this order 10 be published in newspaper printed in Litchfeld County, and pos, copy there's of on the public sigh post nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt in said New Milford and oue other pnblic place in said town.
 Certified by JULIUS B. HARRISON Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
From Mexico.
Terrible Slaughter !

1000 AMERICANS, & 1, 500 MEXICAN: KILLED!!!
 WAsHNeToN, Saturday, 8 o'ck, P. M
 There was an arrival at New OrIea as on the evening of l2,h inst, from the Brazos St. Iago. The passengers bring account of two battles between Santa Arna with 2OOOO Mcxicans, anl Gen TAYLOR with 5000 Americans.
 One Battle was fuughtin the streets ol SaltiiIu, an! the other al the Rcnconado pass
 The MeXicans were repulsed with reported loss of FIVE THOUSAND American loss reported TWO THOU SAND!!
 The Mexicans had possession of all the lower Rio Grand. Gen. Taylor had sent all his baggage and provisions to Monterey.
 Tn" news so far as battles being fought is fully believed in New Orleans.
 The battle commenced on the night of the : 23d, near Sal,ilo, IL continued for two days The Mexicans had no artillery. their force being composed alone of cavalry and infantry, num- berinG 2u,000 men with division of GO00 men in their rear. Santa Anna commanding in per- son.
 Gen. TaNlor's force numbered, when the battle comenced, near five thousand men, ron. DO, ed of Infantry, D,agoons and IS piec,S ,f Light Artillery, and he was making his retreat to Monterey He has lost about 2OOO mrA l! The Mexican loss is about 4 500. Gen. Tay> Tor was in hopes that he would te able to r, . tain his position which is about three miles from Saltillo, at Mill Pond ,where he possess. es some natural defences.
 Gen. .Aiarshall had set out from Monterey with a large escort, carrying forty wagons of ammuntions and two lspouudrrs. Il is g>h- erally believed that he will be able to joiA Tays Tor in time 10 afford relief.
 The general opinion among the .N.xicans at Camlr5o and Ndamoras, as expressed, that Santa Anna has been badly whipped
 Col Morgan was morlally wounded, and his command entirely cut up at Ccralvn and other points along the !ine c! observation, extending fran the }au T lace to Micr.
 A train of one hu0d,rd and twenty wagons had been captured by !he MeNican.. They have also murdered all the ttansters and the escort of !j InHa They have captured train of Go wagons, ,hougn nothing definite is heard as 10 the disposal of teams!eIs and cs,crt.-- They have likewise captured hn dr pack mules loaded wi;h sulr's goods,
 Cen, CtrHa ia mIrchiay ea to attack Ma'a. moHas wIl' l0 D l.,,.n.
 The x Y. Np'l;a. %;D','' ;lv::
 From tho whole coz try Er%t of tho Si"rrn Mad,c, the news is alarming ard if the rumorS turn out true, Gen. Taylor and his army are, by this time, prisoners of war, and the whole valley of the Rio Grandc r,-tokrn and rc-posScsSed by Mexico, even if T"eos is safe from inva> sion.
 We trus,lhnt these fr ghIfu rumors are exaggerated, but alaS5 ! We have toD many reasons for fc ;rins they are foun' drd in feet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
Dislricl q Sharo,i, s


 Probate Court, Eco. 5 lS47. KTPON the application of Virgil B. Bob U eris of Sharon, in said District, s5ow- ing to this Court that he is Guardian io Charlotte E. Roberts, Minor belonging to said District, and that said Minor IS the owner of the following real estate, VIZ
 The undivided sixth part of All the lands that Samuel Roberts late of Sharon n saIa District deceased, died seized and possessed of. & all buildings thereon standing, situate in Sharon aforesaid, consisting Of about two hundred acres of the Home farm, and about two hundred and fifty acres of land lying at a place called Pine Swamp in said sharon; which said estate was bequeathed by the de> ceased, in and by his last Will and leS'a' ment, to the father of said Minor, also about twelve acres of Sprout Wood Land lying in the south part of said Sharon 1 that said Minors interest as heir at law tl i her deceased father, Albert $. Roberts, IS valued al about fifteen hundred dollars ane showing just and reasonable cause for SCI ling said real estate: praying for an order and that he or some other meet person o empowered, 10 sell the same, as per appllca sivn on file, dated the 18th day Of Feb io4' more fully appears.
 ORDERED-Thati ikG foregoing appl cation bc heard at the Probate Ohice, . said District on the Sd day of May loi1 nj 10 o'clock forenoon-and that not'c thereof be printed in some public news naper near the place where such real Cs late lies, three weekssuccsssively at Teas .;v weeks before the time assigned.
 JOHN c. MITCHELL, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

fl q Court Df Probate hoidem af Kent, fcithin
 anI for thc District .f Kent, on 'hc 2d day
 of March. lS47.
 Present, John H St. John, Esq. Judge. TT rON the petition of Henry A. Straight of U Kent in the county of Li,chfeId, showing 10 this Court. that he is Guardian of Reuben Sherwood and Caroline Sherwood of said Dis. trrt, unors-that said minors are the ow ners of real estate situate in New Milford in said county, viz: about one half of an acre and thr> ty rods of land, together with the buildings thereon situate, and bounded south on high way, on the cast and north by Ira Sherwood's heirs'land and on the west by Abigail Siraight's llnd tiso aii that part or portion of a certain lwrlii; hc1sc sifua'e in said New Milford. an! formerly cvn7i and occupied by K"Ziah Sherwood deceased, such part or portion of stid h2uar beias the same that was distributed to said miAors as heirs at law of Charles Sher> wo. q ircsas~d-thai said real estate is valued lI about three huadred and forty lcur dollar:- 'ai il .yoA,,. De for the interest of said miners {. have said property sold and he ayai,+ thereof applied for their benefit according to law. and praying for liberty 10 sell said property for the purposes aforesaid, as per petition on file.
 It is ordered by this Court, That said Guar dian give notce of said application by causing tho same to be published in one of the newspa- ncrs printed in Litch6ed in the county of Litchfeld three weeks successfully al least six ... ceks before the hearing. and that said Peti> "'.a'a-sg,iU be heard at the Probate Office in said ,io, ;; @ a sse i5lh day Of May Is47, at 10 o. clock in the forenoo...
 Certified from Record, r-avaa r,..,.
 HENRY ETJI lLlN'
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
MARRIED.

In Canaqn, hy the R,y Hlr G,olwin OrIo ) Wolcou, Esl, of Norfolk, and Miss Ellen Ensign, of Falls Village.
 Iu Go-h"n. t'.c llth inst, by th' Ecg Mir. Perrin, Nr. Lrman 0. Peck, Of Wa,crtown, and Miss RhoIa A. Carr of Ihc former place.
 In Hartford. of Inc l6,a inst. Frederick V iIamIn Esq. of New, York to Catharine E. daughter of Hon. R. R. Iiinnan
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
~ ~~ @MDo

A young mar as clerk in Post OhIce; kA one who wishes to study the profession of Medicine would be TrefeTred For terms enquire of the Subscriber in Wo"dbury, or Charles L. Webb of Litchheld.
 CHARLES II. WEBB. woodbury, G., March 18th les0,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
NOTICE. ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN pursuance of an order from the Court of l Probate for the District oi Sharon, the Sub scribcr will sell the real Estate of Edmund Landon late of Salisbury, deceased, at the late residence of the Decreased. on Tuesday the e3d day of March Si7 at 10 o'clock A, Nj. at Pub lie Auction (uness previously disposed of at private sale.) The Real Estate to be gold con sists of two Farms, one of them containing I73 acres of land, and vas formerly owned by the Hon. Martin Strong. deceased. The other farm contains 95 acres of land and lies adjoin- ing the Strong farm 20 called. and also two Wood Lots cetae he'd from said farms Of acres each. 3w*
 HORACE LANDON Administrator,
 Salisbury March Gth 1S47
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
.H'O T'ECE.

EHE Court of Probate for Litchfield \ District hath assign0d the first day of April lsl7 al 10 o'clock forenoon, at he Probate Office l G"shcn, for the examination and scttlrm mt 0: ihe Administration account with tho estate of Mrs Prudence Wright. late "l Goshen in said District, deceased, at which lime and place all persons in interest will ap- pear if they sec cause and be heard thereon
 HARVEY P. MERWIN, Admr.
 lI,rhGlil March lQ. lSl7. 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
NOTICE.

The chill cr of FL ah lIn'I may hear Sorre hing to their advantage hy directing letter or caliirs at this office and stating he day Of thr ,leath of their father and mother, Sc, The said IIoyt is supposed to have been an officer in the Revolutionary Army.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
NOTICE.

TIHE subscriber will return to West Corn wall on the l2th April and resume bls DAGUERREOTYPE Business for few days, when he hopes all who wish pictures will cal! upon him without delay.
 Remember can take them in any state oi the weather-so don't wait foT sunshine.
 s4J MARTIN Foni bn-
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
NOTECE.

VHE: Co1-t of Probate for Litchfietd D's, 1 trict hath assigned :he 7th day of AprI' 1917 at 10 o'clock forenoon at the Probate oi fice in Litchfield, fo- the examination and set' ilement of the Administration account wiih % the estate of Edmund Cole, late of Cornwall m said District, deceased, at which time ana place all persons interested will appear, Il they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 ISAAC MARSH, Adm'rs
 ALMIRA COLE,
 Litchfield. March l9. 1s47. I,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

VNHE Court of Probate for the District A ofSharon, hath !;anited and allow e | 10 the creditors of the cstafe of Nathaniel C. Bates nf Salisbury in said District, de ceased. represented insolyent, six months from date hereof in which to exhibit thsir claims against said es,ate-has. appoint ed Silss Reed, and Peter McArthur, of Salisbury, commissioners 10 receive, ex- anime and adjust s"i claims.
 Cerii d by JOHN c. MITCHELL,
 Judge. WE ,hc Commissioners above men, iioned hereby give notice that we stall meet 10 attend 10 the duties of our said arhsptmcn, at the Hotel occupied hy !. Vnfdwcll in said Saiiibury on the third Monday in March and the third Monday in August a, l'oclock in the aftethoon osa each of snid days. All claims not pfeserI ted within said time, properly a,sestsd will be d'bared a recovery
 SILAS REED Commission.
 r. M'ARTHUR ers.
 Dated nj Salisbury, Feb. ls47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
N'O TECE.

TNllE Litch6eld County Temperance Socic-
 \ ty meets in Watertown on Tuesday next, 23d inst. IL is expected this will be stirring meeting as the Constitution is not in the way , and we have fine temperance hotel and hos. ritablo village. Rev Ephraim Lyman of Ply mouth and others will addaess the meeting at the Congregational Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

cJ-Mr. Joseph Mott, of Brideport, has roeov cred 5000 damages of Mr. Charles Lewis, f"r remarks dercgasory to inc character of Mrs NJ made by Lewis,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
DRY GOODS.

now opening, suitable for the Fal, and Winter Trade, and consisting of the best west of Eng. land Cloths and Cassimeres also French Cloths, a superior article for great coats, Vest
 ngs of all kinds, Satins, Tailors' Trimmings gold mixed Beaver Cloths, Velvefs, Broad Cloths very cheap. Drawers and Wrappers, &c. &c. Also splendid assortment of goods for Ladies' CIoaks and Dresses, hich will be of- Icrcd at very low prices. Also black and blue. black Silks, Stripe Levantine and satin Stripe, do Sinchews and yd wide Gro de Rnine do black b'ue-black and Fancy Bnmbazines, Mus lin de Laines of late style and very low, Nau- sock Muslins, Null Musins, Book Muslins, India CambIi.ks, Bishops, Lawn. Thread and Lace Edgins.
 And complete assortment of Sheeting and bloachcd Muslins, Co,toD Ysln; Carpet Warp , Carpetng of various styles and large surrly
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
a0nrrttHemEMts.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING. Half Square, 3 insertions, S055
 Each subsequent insertion, l5 Square, 3 insertions, loo
 Each subsequent insertion, % Administrators Notices, 100 Commissioners Notices, 9 Estray Notices, O75 Guardian ard Trustee Notices, &c., Si OU per square.
 l1j>A liberal discoun, made to yearly adverti- GS-Patent Medicine adv'ts inserted one year at S3O per column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

IT HIGHWAYS TO LEr.-The subscribers, I | in pursuance of votes passed al an adj UT ned Town Meeting held in the town of Litch- field on the lst Monday of February lS47, wi meet at the following times and places and sel at public auction, to the lowest bidder, tue Highways and Bridges in said town, to be kept in repair for the term of five years from the lst day of April 1877; viz: At the Mansion House in Ltchfeld on "Wednesday the Eth day of A pril ls47 at Q o'clock A. M at S. Stevens in Milton on Friday the 9th of April at o'clock A. M.; at Wm. Goes in Bradlcyvlle on Sat. urday the 10th of April al g o'clock A. M. at at Ava Clark's in South Farms on Monday the l2th of April at o'clock A. M. at Simeon Smiths in South Farms on Tuesday the 18th of April at 9 o'clock A. M.; at Dan Catlin's Store in Northfeld on Wednesday the l4th of April at o'clock A. M and at or near the house of Capt. Charles Jones on Thursday the 18th of April at o'clock A. M.
 Litchtield, March 2Hh, lst7.
 JASON WHITING,
 ELI CURTIS,
 HENRY & GRISWOLD
 45 Constructing Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

NN0 J0T NI U7-UT7 v Hr"''0" "'- 01 "7J
 Of MGTch 40. lS47.
 Present, JOHN II. ST. JoHS Esq Judge ON noticn of Harvey smith and John O Smith, Executors Of the last will and tes> lament of Elias Smith, late Of Kent. within said district deceased this Court doth limit and allow six months from the daie hereof for the creditors of said estate in which 10 exhibit their claims to said executors, duly attested and proved, or be debarred recove y. and sd Executors are hereby directed to give public notice o! this order by advertising and publish ing the same in a newspaper published m Liichfeld in the county of LitchGed, and by posting the same on the public signpost near est the place where the deceased last dweli within said town of Kent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
Please take Notice.
|IATDRTONL
C0sh egssG EHc1.0sssc SSo:'c.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the in \. habitants of WateTtown and vicinity, that different system of mercantile business will he adopted by him the coming season. Great inducements will be offered 10 persons wishing to pay cash for Goods; also. Goods will be sold low on short approved credits, and in exchange for produce.
 CLOCKS, W,ACGON'S, & P-AI .M LE.1L
 HAI'S, are wanted in exchange for Goods. on fail terms.
 Asplendid assortment of Goods will be kept by the subscriber-a larger variety than is tound in most country stores
 v: Z. All persons having unsettled accounts with the subscriber, are requested to call ant settle them previous to April 1, 1877. 0J- All business contracts that have been made by customers with the subscriber will be strictly performed on his part.
 A. A. GRIDLEY. Wa;ertown, Feb 20, lSl7. Emil
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
WATER CEMENT

.H Court 0f PrOjate hOiden Gt Hdrwin '0n
 tcithin and for tie Dishieiot Hnr~i"ion on
 ne 2ih day cf February fl D lsi7:
 Present Martin Cs0! 2d. Esq. Judg". ON motion cf William Ti'aon one of the O Administrators on the estate of Nehe'n.ah A. Baldwin late oi Harwinton within sad Dls- trict, dec ceased, This Court doth appoint the seventeenth day of March next, al o'clock P. Nj. at the Probate Office in said District, for the hearing, allowance and settlement "i the Administration Account on sad es'aie-- And doth direct said Adm"'s'raior to g've nnhI;c notice to all persons interested m said csa,e. to apTcar (if they sec ca1se) belor' 1 aid Court, at said time and place 10 be heard ,hore;n, by posting said order of notice on . public sign.post n srd town of liaTwinior 1 neares, the place where the deceased last dwel 1 and hy advertising the same in nawspape printed in Litchhelc.
 Certified firm Record.
 voas MARTIN COOK. 2t. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25
FALL AND WINTER OIGD ID ED IEo
 lS46-7.

VNIIE Subscriber, being very th,nkful for
 -A- the extensive patronage formerly recciv- ed, would respectfully solicit continuance of the same and invite the attention of his friends and customers gener ally to his fresh stock of
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-03-25

GRASS SrED.--A large gusnti,y ol CLnVEn M aud TIMOTHY srkp may he found at ,L., . ore Ol the subss Iiner iR Shafon.
 Mar, l, A1, t1w"l D. R. GOULD.