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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-07-13
C,I(yy(gEg7r,

IN this Thursday evening. by the
ODERWORT FAMILY, at the Con-
gregational Conference Rooms; Coz sisl-
ing ct songs, Duslls, &c~ with Violin,
Guitar and Piano Accompaniment.
The Family consists of
PrOiesso, Derwort, Conductor.
Miss Miriam, aged II y's, Violin, Piano e. voice
Eliza, 10 q
Mr. Derwort, Guitar, Tenor viol and Piano.
Mr. Kelley, Voice and Guitar.
Their Music is selected from the best
composers, and adapted to exhibit the
voice and Instruments tn advantage.
Terms of admission Is cents, Children
halt price. Door open att o'c' ock P. NJ
Performance commence at g.
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AT Court of Probate holdea at Plymouth
within and for the District Of Plymouth on
the 16,h day Of June A, ID. 1s4s.
Present. HENRY b. GRAyEs, Esq. Judge.
THIS Court doth diiec. James Beach Ad-
L minisfiator on the Esiats Of HIRAhl
WELTON, late of Plymouth in said district
deceased. represented 10 be insolvent, TO give
notice to all persons Interested in the estate OF
said deceased, 70 appear (if they see cause }
before the Court OF Probate. TO be holden at
The Probate Office in said district, on the 18th
day of July next at Q o'clock A. M. 10 be
heard relative to the appointment of Commits.
sioners on said estate, by posting said order of
notice on public sign post in said town Of
Plymouth nearest the place where the deeeas-
ed last dwelt, and by advertising the same in
newspaper published in Liichfeld.
Certified from Record.
HENRY b. GRAVES, Judge.
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A SCOUNDREE.

The New oaleans Evening Mercury gives
the following instance Of a mans rascality and
a woman's folly
A man at one time our schoolmate, chum,
and bed fellow, by long labor had succeeded III
educating himself, and was nearly pFepaIe ed to
enter upon the practice Of The law. He re-
ceived an appointment Of Deputy Postmaster
in q small town in Maine. and the next notice
we had of him came in letter Of his own
hand writing, dated in Jail, praying for efforts
IN his behalf, to save him from the severe
penalty which would follow his condemnation
tor robbiHg letters Of their contents. Letters
bad been rifed, their contents stolen. the
money identified and traced 10 him, and he
was found guilty, in spite of all efforts to save
him, and sentenced to seven years. Imprison-
ment in the peniten,iary or county Jail. He
those the latter. When first accused he was
engaged to a beautiful and accomplish ID wo-
man, who. with true woman's heart chung to
him and his fortunes, the more fortune seemed
10 fr0wn upon him. With efforts worthy ct
manhood aud better cause, she struggled and
ioiled to avert the terrible verdict of guilty"
and its consequent punishment and infamy
hut in vain. Though abuse. encouragement
and ohloquy, she wavered moi, till the fearful!
word fell from the court-and then, in fit
Sne Tell upon Inc n0Ofs VI ell tad II been II Sne
had passed away forever in that state Of un-
consciousness!
But condemnation and the sentence and the
prison, bars could not blot out the warmth and
light and energy of her love. With ardor I'M
abated she procured a petition, sought out
many Of the most influential men Of the ma
ton, obtained their signatures, went to Wash
ipgton, saw the President. and by her energy,
perseverance, eloquence, beauty and distress
procured the pardon of her lover, after several
years of his incarceration and her sorrow and
heroism had been passed. She flew to his
cell, she opened his prison door, she set the
captive free. and he deserted her, ruined in
reputation and broken in heart and married
another.
When we last herd from the scoundrel he
waa living in Boston, Mass. where we hope
he may have the pleasure of reading this true
h story of his villainy. And if he feels any
uncertainty Of his identity. let him GO to the
town of Orono, Me, or to the recorder OF the
U. States Court and inquire for the name OF
one Mr.. Woods. who figured conspicously
some ten or twelve wears ago as a thief. mail
robber, convict, seducer, and an migrate.
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'EVHE Court of Probate for The District
l. of Woodbury. hath limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof,
for the creditors TO the estate of Mrs. LO-
RENA MINOR late of Woodbury.. de-
ceased, to exhibit their claims for settles
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly atles,ed, within
said time. will be debarred recovery.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re>
quested 10 make immediate payment 10
JOSIAH G. MINOR, rx.,s
X. H. HOTCHKlSS o''
Woodbury., June ~ l84S, *3w7
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! District Of Lltchticld IS.
} Probate Court, Litchfield June 20 lS4S.
ESTATE of ANDRUS DICKINSON
IA late Of Warren in said district de-
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Litchfield hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the
Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their
claims for settl meat. Those who neg
lect to present their accnnnlS j. n n ssS..
attested, within said time. Will DC oeoaI-
red fec0'ury. All persons indebted "a
said Estate are requested to make imme-
date payment 10
DAN CARTER,
Administrator.
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TITS ORDERED BY THIS COURT,
AT court Of probate holden at Litchfield
within aud for the district of Liich6eld on
the 22d day OF June. 1913.

At court Of probate holden at Litchield
within aud for the dstrict Of Liich6eld on
the 22d day OF June. 1918.
Present, CHARLES ADAMS Eco. Judge.
TT pom the petition Of HARVEY BALD
" WIN of Goshen, in said district. shelving
to this court that he is the Guardian Of Hannah
Starr minor, residing in said district; that
said minor is the owner OF real estate situated
in Goshen, viz, One undivided fourth part OF
Il e house and let lately occupied by Birdsey
Baldwin Esq, Also one undivided fourth part
Starr Esq. deceased, containing about two hun
dred and eighty six acres, with the buildings
thereon, valued at about two thousand dollars,
! That it would be for :he interest Of ga minor
{ to have said property sold, and the avails in
vested according to law. Praying this court.
for reasons in said petition SET forth, to pass an
order authorizing aud empowering said peti.
toner or some other meet person to sell and
convey the interests of said minor in said des>
cribed premises, according to the statute in
such case made and pro"ided--as per petition
on file, dated June 22d lS4S,
Ordered, That said petition be continued to
the 2Sth day Of August lS4S, then 10 be heard
and determined at the probate office in said
Litch6eld. at two o'clock in the afternoon ;a,d
that notice OF the tendency thereofbe given by
publishing this order in a newspaI er printed
| in Litchtielc county, three weeks successfully,
at least six weeks before the said 2Sth day Of
August.
true copy of Record.
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
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E. C., Lawrence g. Co.
NORFOLK, CT

NUM- OLh, OI.,
HAVE been appointed wholesale and
n l. retail agents for the sale of
DIR. TO \ NSEND'S SARSAPARILLA
an artile already TO we'll known for its UNI
surpassed medicinal properties to need any
further recommendation. -.
AS there is so much of this article pur.
porting to be DR.. Townsend's that is spu>
rious persons should be careful of whom
they purchase. All can depend upon pro-
curing OF US the genuine article. Merchants
supplied at a reasonable rate.
E. G. LAWRENCE & co.
Norfolk, July 1913, If 9
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New York Cattle Market.
Monday. July 10Th.

At market-l,6OO Beef Cattle. iall frem the
South and West. via: Philadelphia, 60 Cows
BEEF CATTLE-We qaote at from S6 70
725. according to quality. About 20 head left
over, and 800 driven to Brighton.
cows AND CALVES brought from GO, 80
AZ $50. All sold.
SHEEP sold at from % TO so to so. Lambs
SITS to ESQ to 375. and all taken.
ASTONISHING CURE OF CONSUMP-
TON.
Two Cases pronounced beyond the reach oil
medical aid.
Augusta, Me-. May 81, I845.
DR.. BRAuLEE-SiF-The Hungarian Balsam
-hhssAeeBaE the most infinite service to me.
have been cured Of an affection Of the Lungs
which was thought TO be incurable BY all my
friends, by the use of few bottles. One Of my
. children vas also restored TO health. after being
pronounced beyond the reach of medical aid !;
and this medicine is nnw my constant resort in
case OF difficulty in the throat and lungs.
Yours, truly.
FRANCIS ]. WEEKS
For sale by 8. Bael, Litch6eld.
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PROBATR RRORD.
At Court of Probate holden AT Norfolk,
within asd for the District Of Norfolk, on
the ~ h day of June, 1913.

At Court of Probate holden at Norfolk,
within asd for the District Of Norfolk, on
The ~, day of June, ls4s.
Present WM x. PKck. Esq. Judge.
UPON the petition Of MILo DYKR, of Norfolk, in
the county OF Lit"h6eld. showing to this COurt
that he 10 the Guardian of Lucy N DYKE r ecra
Dyke. AbIgaIl A Dyke and Reuben B DYKE.
all of Norfolk, within sad district lninoys.-tho,
said minors are owners OF real estate situated in
said Norfolk viz, one undivided eighth na,t a
Certain tract OF land containing about two hun
bred and ten acres lying in the south part Of said
N,rioik, on both sides OF the highway leading
from William Oakley's TO Hiram Rows, and
bunded as iOllows--on the north nv land for
mcrv owned by the late Stephen Morton also
on VIM Oakley, Samuel d Norihway e. Moses
Cowles; on the cas-; by $ d NoFthwav, Moses
Cowles, LorraiU Tsbhalls and Seth g Brown
on the south bv Seth G Brown and heirs OF the
| late Stephen Norton on the ives. by heirs OF
the said Stephen Norton. and Robert Geer
their interes, in TACT of said described piece Of
land being their right in the estate OF the late
Reuben Brown-'That il would be for the benefit
vt said minors to have their interest in said land
sold, and the avails thereof placed at interest,
or expended for theireducation, the statute has
in such case provided, PRAYING Tor liberty TO sell
said property for the purposes aEOre said, as pei
petition on file.
1T Is ORDERED BY THIS COURT,
That said Guardian give notice of said applica-
lion, by causing the same to be publishedin ont
OF the Newspapers printed in l.itchfeld in thu
County of Litchfed three weeks successfully
at least six weeks before the hearing; and tina
said petltion. will be heard at the Probate Offict
in said district On the lllh day of Scptemr next
at ~ o'clock forenoon. Certified from Record
WIN. X PECK. Judge.
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Al Court of Probate holden at New Mil
ford within and for the District of New
Milford on the 10Th day of June lS48

| al q SOutb VI iOuotS bOiuCH dt 4NGW Iva lie
ford within and for the District of New
Milford on the 10Th day of June l848
Present DAVID C. SANFORD, ESQ, Judge.
| UPON the Petition of Joel w. Northrop the
Conservator OF Elizabeth Wells Of said New
Milford. "a person who by reason OF age and
in6rmities is incapable OF managing her affairs
and Of major part Of the select men Of said
| New Milford, uniting with said Conservator
| in said Petition, PRAYING this Court TO order
he sale Of the said EiiZabeths interest ~ a
piece Of lard lying in Litchfeld, containing
two acres and one quarter. more or less, bound
ed north by highway; east by Sawni!l yard
and Bantam river; south by Tomlinson Wells
land, west by passway and her interest in
an old dwelling house standing thereon; which
property I'd Elizabeth holds a. tenant incnn-
mon with said Tomlinson Wells, and 10 of the
value Of about three hundred and fifty dollars;
for the purpose If paying the debts OF said Els
zsbeth, and of investing the surplus avails Of
said property, il any there shall be after pay
ing said debts, as the statute provides.
tits ordered. that said petition be continued
to the I'd Monday Of July next then to be
heal and decided al the Probate Once in New
Milford al 8 o'clock A. NJ. and that ali per-
sons interested therein may be notified there
Of !; said overseer is ordered to publish copy
ofthis order in newspaper printed in Litch-
field at least two weeks successfully before 1
said I'd Monday Of JHly next.
A true copy II Record.
Attest D. c. SANFORD Judge.
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A. g. j. DAYTON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SERAPHINS AND MELODEONS.
w w

TN HEIR Instruments are made upon
l. principles entirely new, and produce a
richness Of lone hitherto nnatta ined in reed
instruments.
They are admirably adapted to
SACRED MUSIC.
WALTZES, MARCHES, &c. are per-
formed with equal facility. These Inslrn>
nents will keep in tune longer than almost
any other instrument-and as the expert.
ment of using them for an accompaniment
to Church Choirs having been fairly tried
by many Churches in New England and
elsewhere, the subscribers feel entire conf
dence in recommending :hem as durable
and efficient instrument. Societies or in
dividuals who are DESTROYS of obtaining
snpe, ior Instrument for the CHURCH or
PARLOR, will find il for their interest TO
call and examine them, as they cannot fail
to please all lovers of
GOOD MUSIC.
Prices vary from $40 10 $500.
pPiano Fortes, Parlor Organs, Sera-
phins and Accordeons tuned and repaired 10
the best manner.
A. e. J. DAYTON.
Wolcoftvills, June LIST 1913. 4
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Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Glass.
IL1UMAN GDvvLGS.
1877 Chapel st.
OFFERS FOR SALE.

Ok OOO LBS. Bel!vlle White
AO, OUO Lead
Is, 600 lbs Atlantic do do
Is bbls Spirits Turpentine
1000 gals Sperm Oil 1900 Whale DO
100 Lard Oil, 1900 do Linseed do
so bbls Spanish White, 10 do Paris do
100 lbs Red Lead. 500 do Iithatge
1900 Venetian Red. 5000 do Spanish
Brown
5000 French Yellow, 1000 do Patent
Black
IS bbls Lamp Black, 1000 lbs Sal Am
moniac
Is" Glue, 1000 lbs Nader
200 " Dye Woods, 3 do Alum, l2 do Cop
peras
$50 lbs Prusiate Potash. 100 do Lac Dy.
100 Verdigris In balls, 100 40 Cndbea,
100 " Nnlgalls, 500 do Sugar Lead
rs dozen Paint Brushes, 10 gross C. II
Pencils
500 boxes American Glass
100 French do, 100 do English do
IL jars Carb Ammonia, Is or Salicine
10 bbIs Gum Camphor, 600 lbs Cream
Tartar
SO OF Sulph Cunning, go do Morphine
case Gum Opium
bbls EPSON Salts, do Sulphur
6kegs super Carb Soda, 3 cases Tartar
ic Acid
2 cases Rhnbarb. bale India SIENNA
bbls Alex Seana, 100 lbs Mercnrials
5 lbsIodine. S 40 Hydriodate Potassium
Liquorice Root, 300 do do Extracts
200 Chamomile Flowers, 20 do Amcia
do
200 " Oxalic Acid, I cask Chloride Lime
500 SaleIatus, 1000 Go Po,ashes
50 carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum Shellace
900 lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bbls powdered
Pun Stone
400 lbs Borax, 500 do Turkey lumber
$50 Chrome Green, $50 do do Yellow
1000 Mineral Green, 400 do Asphaltum
When the subscriber frs, established this
store, il vas deemed an experiment, and
himself az well as many OF his friends, en-
iertained strong doubts whether such an es-
adjustment could be sustained. But the
success which has attended his efforts, has
clearly proved, that people will buy their
goods where they can Ind Fresh Stock of a
SUPERIOR QUALITY, and at Low
PRICES.
In short, success has attended his efforts
to supply the people with good and cheap
articles, to such an ext nj. (notwithsla ndlng
combined opposition that he has been UNI
der the necessity OF greatly charging his
business, Beyond anything by him anlici>
pated. The subscriber il now in the daily
receipt offresh DRUGS and MEDICINES,
and all other articles in his line, purchased
at the very lowest market rates, and viii be
sold at corresponding low prices, for cash
or approved credit.
Purchasers are requested to call and ex~
anime his stock. petore purchasing else
where. az his banner is again unfuiled 10
The breeze, on which is inscribed LIVING
PROFITS. only.
L. COWLES.
New Haven, May Is, .f--52
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AGENTS for the Company

Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David c Sanford. New Milford.
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
RichardSmith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen.
VIM nj Burrall Canaan.
Donald J. Warner Salisbury,
SD. Northway, & Norfolk.
John Dewell,
Roger Fl. Mills, New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, Tofrington,
Lewis Smith, Harwnton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John C. Amber, Bsthlen,
Leman W Cutler, Watertown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David c. Whinlesy, New Preston,
George P. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing to get their Buildings Insured
can Apply to either cftho Agents, or to the Sec.
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING. Secretary
L'chfeld. JuiyT, ie4s lamiy
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NIAcARA-THE WIRE BRIDGE,

NIAGARA FAILS The same wonder o
wonders! R'lling, whitling, trembling, thun-
dering as everI This is about the twentieth
time have stood awesiruck and cOnfounded
in view of this tremendous cascade OF roaring
waters! But my feelings of profound admira-
tion and wonder, insle ad of decreasing oy Ia
miIiarity with these sublime scenes. only deep
en- aud widen upon every new approach. lhere
is now, however. new attraction at the Falls.
the Suspension Bridge. This magnificent
work of art will appear the more grand, from
its proximity to the greatest of natures won
acknowledgment Falls, aud the terrible
gulf below! The bridge will be $50 feet above
the wa, er. and will measure 800 feet in length
1t will be % feet wide, will have one track
for the cars, two sidewalks, and two roads for
carriages.
There arc two towers Of solid stone, one oh
each bank, 6s feet in hight and ID feet square
at the bottom. From these towers Ii cables
will! be suspended, each cable of GOO No. 10
wires, firmly secured at each end in solid rock.
The bridge will be capable, when done, of sus-
tanning 200 tons in the center. The estimated
cost is not tar from $4,000. The work Is
now slowly progressing A kite wac let loose,
which took across the immense guilt small
cord, to this was fastened small rope, to this
a cable, and thus were the cables drawn across
and secured To one of these cables there is
suspended small car, which carries over from
one to six passengers, and runs backward and
forward several times during the day. They
run over in from three to five minutes, and
charge the very moderate sum of one dollar
over and one dollar back ] saw one or two
pass over and back while standing on the
bank When over the certer of the yawnlng
gulf, the man in his little car appears about
the size of little bird suspended in mid hea-
ven. Wonders never cease! In haste, e. w.
C.-BostOn Chronotype.
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W'ases. Elevators.

To take the place of Pumps.
A N admira BILE adoption of the ancient Egyp-
"A. tian or Chinese method OF
RAISING WATER.
=. subscribers offer for sale the cheapest and
- of drawing water from wells and
smestc nse, or for manufacturing
Introduced to the public. Ii 10
led Endless Chain
Elevator.
lions 70 pamps-such as
e water, and getting out
. galvanized, which rem
n revenis anv injurious
the water. BY Il more
any given time, with the
any pump IN use. We
10 satisfaction.
se Mansion House or al this
ddressed 10 the subscriber
entioa.
atogo is in operation in the
ad Of South St Etch6eId.
KELLOGG g. FOOT.
Sihs ISsS. SSw7
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ROCERIES.-Fresh Burnt Coffee
W ground and unsround; Black and
Green Teas; Crushed, Pulverized, Rectifi>
ed and Brown Sugars Pure ground Gina
min, Pepper, Alspice, Mustard, Baisins.
Nuimegs. No. Starch, Indigo, &C. &c, for
sale BY c, ADAMS 8 Co
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U-SiIas E. Burroughs Esq, wealthy reti-
red merchant Of New York, purposes starting
on great Yachting excursion in few days.
He intends to visit England. France Italy, and
other European Countries, aud pay his respects
to the Emperor of Russia. He will traverse
the Baltic, with his beautiful clipper, and show
the nations Of the old world specimen of
American life.
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HonR1p MURDER IN New YoRK.-The
Tribune of the 9th states that the corner of
Ann and Nassau sts. was the scene OF bloody
tradgey last night about halt>past 6 o'clock.
Mr.. P. D. Bramond, of the firm of Savage & 60.
the we'll known Gold Pen Manufacturers, was
found murdered in his room. over the book
store of Talbot Watts The brother in.law oil
the murdered man. calling on him at that hour,
found the door locked, which led him to sus-
peet that all was not right. Procuri " aid
firm persons about the house. the door was for
ced op en-. when the shocking spectacle was
revealed. Mr.. Bramond, IN the agonies Of
Death, lay upon the floor, while female ma
med Mary Ann Stewart, who was known to be
of notorious bad character. held his head IN
her lap and appeared to be trying to restore
him to consciousness. His lead was shock
ingly bruised, the skull being fractured in sew
eral places Marks of blood were visible abou
the room. and two heavy pitchers broken and
stained with blood, with which the wounds
had evidently been inflicted, lay on the foor.--
The woman. on being questioned, stated that
he had fallen down stairs but from the cir
cumstances of several gold pencils being found
on her person. as we'll as the disorder manifest
among the articles. it IL supposed that she at
tempted stealing them, and, upon his resisting
committed the horrid decd. She was taken to
the Second Ward Station House Tor the night,
where she persisted in denying the crime, but
Iaved trantically about the deceased for long
time. The ccroner's inquest will be held this
morning..
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resent John g Mitchell, ESQ. Judge.

MIC TICE.-The undersigned. the duly APP
In pointed Trustees on the estate Of LU-
THEIR n. SrEBBlNS of Win chester, assigned
for the benefit OF his creditors, hereby give
notice that they have appointed and employed
the said assignor 10y and with the advice of
the Court of Probate of the District of Win
chester. as the agent of the said Trustees,
for the sale and disposal OF the goods ard
chattels ofthe estate assigned, in pursuance Of
the provisions of existing law.
VIRGIL STEBBlNS Trus-
MUNSON MERRIAMS ( tees.
Winchestei, June 7, 1S4S. 5-3w
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Drugs and Medicines,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
J. Edward SmiSh,
Physician aud Surgeon.
West Cornwall Conn. tf9


VVHE sui scriber having removed from the
state, offers for sale his property in the
y village Of Litchfeld, and within three miles
OF the contemplated rail road, running from
Bridgeport to Winsted. consisting of a good
house, two harms and out houses, variety OF
fruit trees, fifteen acres Of first rate land, part
of which is valuable meadow. the remainder
good pasture we'll watered. The above prop
erty is pleasantly situated about one quarter OF
a mile from the Court House. Should the pur-
chaser prefer house with less quantity OF
land he will he able to dispose Of any part oft,
the situation being such as to render 1t salable.
There is rising Of thirty rods fronting on North
street, and extending east to the road running
from this village TO Velocity lille. The above
property has one peculiar ADVANTAGE, it is en-
;irelv exempt from taxation. 1t will be sold at a
low rate, and part of the purchase money eau
remain on interest if desired.
For further particulars enquire of Mr.. o.
Goodwin. or Capt. Charles jones residing near
said property. on
Li,chfield, July 10th 1913.