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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06
e. AT PRIyATk sALE-Two 10, Of sTl

e he south SIDE OF Ons Hundred and seven,e nth e.
80 feet east q Third avenue, each lot p b. 100 feet
Psrs Of the purchase mOney Can remain on bond and
mortgage. For terms, &c apply 10
IIw BLEECKER. Auctioueer, Broadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-06

O. GREAT BARGAlN-A tw0s@fl o'es
e. House and L1t f1r ssls 10 " iliamsb1rsn 10y
- worth $50; the house WAS built last spfius nnd
cost Inc owner $50 Tbs house md lot will te 'od TOR
: 3a0 Irqu re- OF ELI BOOkHOUr, lp2 Nassau 81 cor.
Of Ann, y. 7. or Of 7. DOYLE, F0arih-st and SSnth
Fovfth. W lisnsbu gh. % =
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

AT a Court Of Probate holden at Lltchfeld.
within and for the District of itcA6eld. Oh
the 2lst day of February, 1913.
Present, Chas. Adams. ESQ.,, Judge.
I Upon the petition of Augustus Coleman, OF
~ Warren, in the county of Litch6Sld,
showing to this Court that he is Guardian OF
Martha Seeley and Sarah Ann Seeley. Of West
Bend, Wisconsin Territory, minors,-That
said minors are the owners OF real estate stu.
ated in said Warren. viz /; an undivided two
thirds part OF thirty one and hall acres OF
land decided to said minors, md recorded MAY
7, 1888, in Warren Land Records, Book sth,
page 1863, valued al about sixty dollacs. That i!
would be ior the Interest OF said minors to have
said property sold and Tie avails invested acs
.cordng to law, praying for liberty to sell said
property for the purpose AFORESAID gas per peti.
ton on file. ff : ~ r. =
. II is ordered by this Court, That SAID Guar
dlaa give notice OF said application, by causing
the same to, be published in, one, of the news
napers. printed in Lite hGed. in the, County OF
Litch6ald. three weeks successivelv, at least
six weeks before the bearing, and that said pe>
tition will be heard at the Probate Office in
said district on the 9th day of April next, al
, | O'clock in the afternoon, .-.., .-
Certified from Record,
Al 3w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
Probate Court, Cornwall Districts

o.. February IA, 1853.
an the petition of Horace Buel, of Cornwall,
" Guardian to the persons and estate OF Hor-
ace Bennett Buel, and Sarah Jane Bdel, minors,
at this district, showing that said minors srethe
owners OF certain real estate, situated in GOSH
on,rn Litchheld County, containing about ten
acres ofland, bounded as follows, TO wit east
on highway, west on Moses Cooks land, and
north and south on iona han Buel's land, the es-
ard fifty dollars, and that said .c.ll estate can
not be eccu ed am, improved to advantage and
Tor the intere and benefit Of said minors To ha we
said rea es a:e ssld, and the avails thereof dis
posed of as the law directs; and praying for lib
erty to sell the same per petition on file, da-
ted the l4th day of February, l84s. -,.... /.
Ordered-''rhat said petition be heard on the
18th day of April l84s at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at the Probate Office in his district, and
that said Guardian give notice OF the tendency
of said petition, by advertising this order in a
newspaper Published in Li,chfield, three weeks
successIvelv, at least six weeks before the time
ofhearng the same. ..s
Certified bv .
PHILO KELLOGG, Judge
Cornwall, Feb ii 1913. 40,3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
DEATHS.

In New York, 9Th inst, Rev. Thomas
Lyeil, d. D., Rector of Christ Church
ged "a e. 't'- -!--tr ,,t ~. 80 .s. =
In. Wolcoitville, on the Sd inst, LYMAN
wet ore, Esq, aged 81, 'sS
In Hartford, Feb. 28th, Mr.. Nathaniel
Winship, aged 81. .a..
In Danbnry, Feb 29th, of mali gnant erv.
sipelas' DIR. Manson A. Shepard-a mem
Der Of the Medical Institution of Yale Col>
lege.
In Trnmbull, Feb 9Th, of consumption,
aged ga member of the Yale Medical
Inst tuition the last season. .-.. ..,
In Sandi>feld, Mass, Mrs. Elizabeth.
wife of Mr. John Nettleton, and daughter of
Wilcox Phelps, Esq, of Norfolk &C.,. -
In Hartford, Feb oath, Harriet E., wife
OF Rev. Russell s. Cook, and daughter of
the Hon. w w. Ellsworth. aged %. sa,. ,
In Troy, Ohio, Susannah E., wife of
Care, B.! Warner, aged 3l-.lermerly of
New Hartford. =" ~f% . ~
In New Orleans, Jan. 3Oth,s Frederick
Grilley, ofthe N E. regimen, of volunteers,
aged l9-ioftnerly' ofsWaterbury, Conn.
In New Milford, Jan, 18th, Dea. Seymour
Green, aged 81. '"e H59r. ss s'ei
The deceased, though suddenly and unex--
pectediy called to exchange worlds, seemed TO
meet this despensatl"n vi divine Providence
with calmness and Lomposure. AS he APP
preached the last moments of his earthly ex-
istenee, his declaration was, that he was ready
to go hence; that he might quit the scenes OF
earth and dwell with Christ above. Com.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

NOTICE. Six months from the god day of
January, 1913, is allowed bv the Court of
Probate for the District of Sharon, for the
creditors of Jeremiah Caulkins, OF said Sharon,
an ASSIGNING debtor, TO present their CLAIMS to
the undersigned, commissioners, appointedby
said couri.Fio receive the claims against said
Caulkins Weswill meet on the business of our
appointment at the Town Hall, in said Sharon
on the first Wednesday Of March and on the
22d day OF July l84S, at o'clock P. NJ, on
each of Saiddays 10 receive claims
SAMUEL ROBERTS,,
VIRGIL B. ROBERTS,
= s..... Commissioners
sharon, Feb 7, 1913. .. 80 3W
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
SUDDEN DEATH-DANGER OF
CHLOROFORM. - s.si

The Coroner yesterday held an inquest
on the body of Patrick Murphy. native of
Ireland who resided temporarily at No. so
Cherry st.
The deceased was by occupation la
borer, and worked on the New Haven Rail
Road, and has wife living at Mamaroneck
West Chester County, N. Y, to whom he
had been married about four months. The
dec sased had on the lower part of his BODY.
hstula, with which he had been afflicted
about two months and half But his wife
testified that his general health was good
although he was in the habit of INDUCING
in the use of spirituous liquors About four
weeks since, he came to this city for the
purpose OF being operated on, and applied to
the College of Physicians and Surgeons in
Crosby street, where an operation was per>
formed upon him. Previous to performing
the operations quantity of Chloroform was
administered to him, SO that he exh bited no
signs nf~ sensibility during the whole Of the
operation, which lasted some minutes. He
soon rallied, however, from the effects of the
Chloroform, and got up and walked. The
wound was dressed after the effects of the
ch,oroform had passed off, and then he re
turned TO his home. He was visited every
day by DIR. Beers, and about four or five
days ago it was considered necessary to per-
form another operation on him, The de-
ceased said he was willing, bat that he
must have the chlorotorm or he would not
consent. The chloroform was accordingly
put on a cloth aud given him TO inhale,
after which DR. Rattan performed the sec
ond operation. the first having been perfoI>
med by DR.. Parker. Immediately after the
operation was concluded his pulse erased
10 beat, and stimnlanls were. applied outs
waidly and iHwardiy, but without any effect,
and it was soon aScertained that he was
dead. Between the time of performing the
first and second operation, he exhibited no
signs Of any internal disease, &c.
In order 70 ascertain the cause of his
death post mortem examination was made
by DR.. Wood, in the presence of several
eminent physicians This examination left
it doubtful whether the death of the deceas>
ed hal been caused BY clllorotorm or occurs
red from disease of The lungs, which the de-
ceased was then laborlrg under. But DIR
Wood states that where there exists in The
lungs any undue excitement. it will cause
death, and that at all times chloroform
should be used with great caution, although
he had never known of persons being inju.
I'd by it. But in case where the brain, lungs
or heart are diseased, or predisposition TO
disease exists, it should not be used. be
also, says that disease of the lungs some
times exists when there are no outward
signs, and tnat islula tends to conceal the
existence of such disease Journal of
Commerce. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
Z p
THINGS IN WAS AINGTON.
TUE TREATf--MR. RUSK OF TEXAS
CHANCES OF RATlFICATIoN-s
SPECIFICS IN THE HOUSE. ~
C,,s,es.o,,,,,,,e,,,e., .of,h, y,isv,,.
Correspondence ef.the Tfitu,ie.
WASHINGTON, March 2 is4s.


s WARRINGTON, March fe4S.
The report on the " outside" is that Mr..
Senalors Kusk OF, Texas, made very
sound aud Appropriate speech in Execu
tive session to-day. upon the Treaty lit
had no arrogance ~ tho inopporlune
aud Inordinate demands. He acknowl>
eugrs--so report goes-:he unpleasant dis
le'nma in which our Republic has been
placed by TINS war, and expressed his
Willingness and eagerness ito aiG in its
extricat.on. The speech Told upon the
SENATE, aud will undonbt, dy have good
effect upon its deliberations.
MIR. Senator Rusk possess s, perha ps
more knowledge oi the actual relations
OF parties IN Mexic1 toward each other,
and several dispositions to max and
preserve peace with this country, than any
other memUef OF the Senate. He has en-
joyed, and improved, opporunilie 40
study the character aud resources OF
Mexico, and h. communicates the results
Of his researches without reluctance and
without presumption,
Doubt. vi the final disposition of the
Treaty is rather Increased than d.ssipa>
tel. Tina: il will be ratified as II has
reached the Senato, no one believes. The
President himself recommended moditi-
cations in US strong aud urgent terms AS
he ADVISED Peace--and without modrica-
tiOns, either OF his urging or Senators
suggestions, the ratification Of The Treaty
on our part Is not 10 he anticipated.
After The House hid gone into Ct'mmi.>
tee, Mr.. Thompson OF Ind. touk the foor
and made a spirit>stirrins speech in answer
to Ar. Mclean of Baltimore II was an
easy task, and he was not long in its ac>
complish,nent. This speechProperly spea>
king, was upon our relation with Mexico,
and he dwell with much force and energy
of language upon the imminent dangers
that threatea as from the declaration OF
war no less than from its prosecution. His
pernratiOn was peculiarly brilliant.
The Chairman Of the Committee on For>
eign Relations, Hon. Truman Smith OF
Conn. afterward. addressed The House, and
in his usual direct, sincere and Impressive
manner. The position he holds and the
character he has ever maintained for vari>
Gus information, practical alb ,lity and hon
est intentions secured him an attentive au.
dience. -~ --y
He was followed by Mr. FickIin of Ill. o!
whose speech Shall say. as | heard moths
ing. . ., ---F
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
MARRIED..

In Falls Village, Feb %, George w. Peet
Esq, Of South Canaan, and Miss Mary Ad..
am, daughteFof john Adam, Esq. of Falls
Village .i .. -.'-1 f,t--s.'9,-
In Sharon, Feb. 20th, Nathan Gould, of
Bridgeport, and MarysA. Sawyer, of the
former place. H., -. =, -" -
In Plymouth, Feb 27ths John. M Ward&
we'll of Salisbury, and. Miss Mary A Fem.
OF the former place. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
I PON .lhe application OF The Admins

III PONIhe application OF the Admin
~ istrators un the estate OF Daniel Per-,
Rms, laie of Cornwall, Within and tor
sah district, deceased, this Cmrt doth
assign the l6lh dsy eff Much mxt, al 0,
O'Clock IN the forenoon, al the probSIRe
ottlce IN this district, fur the seplemenl-
OF the demonstration account on said es>
tate; The SAID administrators are required
TO give notice OF tne same, by publish
ing this order in a newspaper printed ia
,Litchfcld, three weeks Successfully, pres
,vious t9said day so assigned. h' = ,tsst
ZAP 3w PHII1O KELLOGG. Judge.
DIsnictof Torri8gtOn, S., Probate Court
Feb. IA, lS48. .Ssi& kHssr . q
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

Upon the application Of Hiram Lyman
" of Torringtun, in SAID district, show
ing to this Court that he il Guardian to
Adelne Lyman aud Edward Lyman of
SAID Torring,on, minors belonging to said
district, and that said minors are the own
ers of the following real estate: Two
thirds of all the right and interest which
Riley Ly man, late Of said Torringion.
deceased, had at the time of his death, ia
and to about thirty five acres of land, sit
uated in SAID rorring.on, in the north
, western part Of said town, bounded north
south on high~ay. and east on land vi
Abijah Gee, with a house aad barn here.
on. The said land being owned by the
said minors and the said Hiram Lyman
and tensnts in common, the interest OF
said minors in said land and buildings be.
ing he same which came to them by
descent from their father, the said Ly'
man, deceased; and is subject to the right
Of dover of Mrs Chastina Lyman. The
interest OF each OF said minors in sud
premises being valued at about Two hun>
dred dollars, and showing Just and rea
sonable cause for selling said real estate;
praying for an order, and that he or some
other meet pei son be empowered 10 sell
the same as per application on file, dated
the l4th day of February, le48, more full
ly appears.
Ordered-That the foregoing applica>
tion be heard at the Probate Office, in
ToIrington on the 9Th day OF April, l848
at y O'Clock forenoon, and That notice
therefore be published in some pnblic
newspaper near the place where such
real estate lies, three weeks successfully,
at least six weeks before said time as"
signed. ,,z ....,.
Certified by ~.
42Sw GEO. d. TWADHAMs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
XxXth CONGRESS-Firsl SessiOn.
Correspondence If ths zhSn,,se. = r
HON. JoHN A. ROcKWELL-FAL-
LACIES OF THE TREASURY z
Washington, March2.


Washington, March2.
Allow me. Mr.. Editor, to call YOUR ats
IGNITION 10 the speech of Hon. John A..
hcGk"eu'of CT. delivered in the House
OF Representatives yesterday, and pub
IiSned at tull length in the Inlelligencer
Mr.. RockweIllabors % prove from the
Treasury Report iisclf, thaL the estimates
OF The Secretary are no only in.s7rfecI
Dul contradictory. Even the sialemenls
IN relation 10 The payments out Of the
treasury are moi to be relied On. For
Instance, near the bottom Ut the fourth
column oflhe Sp ech, Mr.. Rockwell SAYS
that The payments. on account of, public
debt are represented BY The Secretary To
have been, for twelve 5mOnths, $l0 480,>
362 IA. In anothsFtabie, which the Sec
retary constructed 10 use for another pur
pose, the payment on the same account,
for seventeen months (includlng the
twelve months) are st ted at only $9,26l,-
259Oo! The Secretary adds five months
to the twelve AMI then states. the pay>
ments tor the whole sevent. en- 10 have
been less sum by $l,2l9.lO3 Oh, Than he
paid during part OF the peri ID This
~ but one OF many blundcrs and errors
to which Mr.. Rockwell has invited the
attention OF the business men of the ceun-
try. 1t has excited no little, attention in
Congress and IN the Department among
the old accountants.
Mr.. Rockwell, before delivering his
speech, applied TO the Department for an
explanation ut the contradictions The
reply Of the R. gistcr OF the Treasury,
which he read to the House, and also the
Treasury statement in the Union Of the
day before, only brought to light adds
tional error!.. II the Treasury canno,
relieve ilseit from these enormous self
stultifying errors-and it is, Mr.. Rocks
we'll says, quite impossible-what reli-
ance eau b4 placed upon its statements
of receipts, expenditures and estimates
II admits b.under of near seven snil>
lions-in correcting that error, 1t makes
another of more than on, HiilIion-eveu
III stating the amount of payments, the
Secretary rrrs million aud gu srter of
dollars! How. then. is Congress to know
the amount OF means ON hand, or the
amount tina: will be wanled! Who can
safely rely upon statements known to
Contain. many great errors? hope you
will take up The Treasury Report which
caused the Secretary " to- faint" and ex>
anime it IN the manner indicated by the
ahle and Industrious Member from Con-
necticut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
1pRD!gATtg RGGDRDs
District Of .Neso milford, $, $.
Probate Court March /. 1918 {

"SEgCt ~ JtStO JHAyUHy % Se .-N
Probate Court yMdFch !, 1918 (
TTPON the applications Ut ALBERT n.
" Baldwin Of said New Mlfurd, showing to
this Court that he is the Guardian to-. Fitch T.
Buckingham, William J. Buckingham, Henry
q. Buckingham and Caroline E. buckingham,
all Ut New Milford i'll sad observation-disclosures
belonging TO said district, aud that SAID minors
are the owners as tenants IN common IN ice, IN
equal portions of the following real estate lying
ia the northern part of said New Milford VIZ
One piece of land containing seventy six
acres more or less bounded east by highway and
Myron B. Wheaton's land. south by William
COUGHS land. k,rjHth "A. Hunts Ia nd and Ah-
gail Clark land, west by highway and north by
said Wheaton's land and Jabesh Merehouse
land with dwellng house and other buildings
thereon. One piece on the east side OF highway
opposite the first, containing one acre more or
less, bounded west and north by highway, east
by JabCsh Molehouse land and south by Bury
ing ground One piece lying northeasterIy Of
Of Horace Clark's dwelling house, containg 10
acres more or less, and n bounded west by hugh
way, north by highway and John Buckingham S
land east by Harlow H. Newton land and Ed
ward Hunt s'land AND John Buckingham land
and south by Jabish More houses land and Hor-
ace Clark's land One piece lying near Mount
Toln bounded east by highway, south by Isaac
Clark land and Joseph Wells land, westby 10.
seph Wells land, aud north by Anna w. Buck-
nghsn's land containing five acres more or less;
all Of which is valued at about tkFee
thousand dollars, and showing just and reasona-
BILE cause for selling said real estate: praying for
an ORDER and that he or some meet personbe en-
powered to sell the same, as per application on
file, dated the Sd day OF March, ls4s, more
fully appears.
Ordered-That the foregoing application be
heard at the Probate Office inTNew Milford on
the 18th day of May lS4S, at 9 o'clock afternoon;
and that notice thereof be published in some
public newspaper near the place where such real
estate lies, three weeks successfully, II: least six
weeks before said time assigned
s~- w ~ DAVID C. SANFORD
..} @-4.s.M..... .+... ., Judge.
New MiIEnrd Fob ~ I2d5 #13 3N
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

BY virtue of an order Of the Cour, Of Probate
tor the District OF Plymouth TO m direct ed
as the Conservator to Abraham S Helning
way of said Plymouth. shall expose at put
lie sale. if not disposed Of previously al private
sale, certain farm, owned and now occupied
by said Hemingway, lying in part in said Plym>
outh and part in Harwinton, containing about
one hundred and twenty five acres Of land
with house. barn and other buildings stand-
ing thereon. Bounded north on Daniel Hin
man, east on William Sanford, south IN Jacob
$. Heminway, aud west on Grin Andrews and
7 jacob $. Heninway. Sale to take place on
ihsprsnrises at 10 o'elock in the forenovn.
JOHN C. ATKINS,
2~t r. Conservator.
Plymouth, Feb 2. 1919 s. ssas9 sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

ErDr Alexander B. WhItiag wasFcS
eeniig appointed HeaHh 0ficer Of the rPOrl
ot.Nsw York. by the Governor N 3 maze.
DIR. Samnel R. Chiids had previously beea
appointed to the same post by the Beard Of
Health, and refuses to Vacate the Office.
DIR. Whiting has consequently Instituted a
suit against Dr. Chiids, with q. view Of test
ing the right of Office. L.. ?. -. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

IN the House, Me- Rockwell made a molis
that the debate a the appropriated bill
supply DEFICIENCIES in the estimates for the last
fiscal year, should terminate tomorrow at 3
o'clock. which was adopted. =
the House then resolved itself into com.
mittes efths whole, on the Private Cslsnder,
this being the day devoted to it,. Ms Ash,
nun in the chair, 81 So. .l -
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
Pine Boards, Shin
LIE &, CLAPB GA RDs

THE Subscriber offers for sale
500 900 feet clear and merceantable Boards
ahd Planks.
ESQ 600 feet clear and merchandise Clap
boards.
500 rived and sawed Shingles.
so 600 feet white wood Boards and Plank.
1000 Bunches eastern Lath, together with
general assortment Of building materials
l6 2m II. NJ. WEIGH.
Pennington, Plainville Cana NOv.s. ls47
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

THE Court Of Probate for the District, of New
i Milford, hath limited and allowed months
from the date hereof, for the creditors TO the es-
tate of DAVID GAYLORD, late of New NIL
ford, in said district, deceased, in which to ex-
hibit their claims tor allowance and settlement,
Those neglrct'ng to present their accounts with
in said time, properly attes'ed, will be debarred
recovery.
GJAll persons indcbedto the said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to-
WIN. ROBERTS,
.,aaEss a see Administrator. X
New Milford, Feb, III, 1913 @4o3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

&rSerst. T. GILBERT late OF the 9Th reg't
Volunteers, lectured in I'll e Court House in
this village on Wednesday evening lasi--de-
,"ilng his personal experisn CO in the service
against Mexico: He had a good audience, and
his address, we are informed, was interesting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

At CHESHIRE. Stages from Waterbury
direct connect with the up and down morning
Trains at 9 rs A. NJ Returning from the up
and down Evening Trans al 10 P. M.
Also. from Ltchfcld, Wolcotville and Wa
terbury with the Down Train at ii IS A. M.
Returning upon the arrival of the Up Train at
30 P. M
At PL.aLVVILLE, Stages from Plymouth,
Bristol and Farmington conneet with the
morning Train for New Haven al s 80 AM
Returning at about 6 P. M. asa
Also. from Litchfsld, Winstead, New Hart
ford. Collinsville and Unionville to connect
with the IL Am. Train, to New Haven. Re-
turning nroa the arrival OF the Train at about
P. No.. ...... .- .........,.
~, HENRY FARNAM,
Superintendent
.Nesc Haue,s. January, 90, 1s4S. 80 I.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
New HavemN Northampton
COMPANY.
!sssSss $500 SIS ! As s;ssSs = 20

Commencing January rs, lS4S.
ON and after Wednesday, January
20, Trains will run caily, SUNDAYS excepted,
as follows: ..-.f..' f. '..s
Leave New Haven for Plainville at s As A.
M +, l P. M. and P, M.
Leave Plainville for New Haven at 80 A.
NJ, II A. M. and a 40P M.
RJ-The S 80 A. M. Train from Plainville.
and the 4 P. M. Train from New Haven will
be freight T. aims with Passenger Car attach
ed
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
By the demonstration and evil
dence of the facts in relation 10 the cfficac,
md lruthfulEess Of
q 8raMt's RguIkOleS

and the recommendations thereof, there is un~
doubted pIoof Of their great pc "er and effect
in diseases Of the chest aid skin Frequent
reference is made to this subject because Of the
continual increase of certificates and testimony
Of cures. and the sick are called to use these
native preparations and witness and realize
their splendid success over all the combina-
liops OF art or the researches VI science. Please
observe the advertisement. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

NOTICE.-AI the estate of Jere,
miah Calkin, assigned for the benefit of
his creditors, will be sold, at public sale,
a, his late residence ii Sharon, on We'd
nesday The i5thday Of March 1913. I'm ,
less previously disposed of at private sale
The sale will commence at 8 O'Clock A.
M. BY order Of the Court OF Probate for
the District Of Sharon. A.. .sg zaf.4t.ss
AZ 3w sr IRA WILLIAMS, Trustee.
District of Watertown So. Probate Court,
February 18th giS4s.o ss, zr z~.r- a
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09

ESTATE of Oliver Atwood. late of
IA Watertown, in said district, deceas-
ed. The Court Of Probate for the district
of Wateftowns hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the
creditors OF said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neg
iect 70 present their accounts properly at
tested. within said time. will be debarred
a recovery.
All persons Indebted 10 said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
ELIJAH SHERMAN. :
AZ 3w* Executo.
Cornwall District, Probate Court, S.,
February, 26, lS4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-09
SHARON.

The Who's Of Sharon are requested to meet
at the Town Hall, oil Msnday the 9th inst, at
o'clock p M. to nominate Representatives.
Pev Order Iotcas Com niitee
Sharon March 8, lS4S. .-t. .... ...