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GEN. TAYLOR'S MOVEMENTS.
HIS RECEPTION AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ENTHUSIASM OF TIE PEOPLE.

ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEOPLE.
CINciNNArr, Feb. ISL A. M.
The Committee Of Reception appointed
by the meeting Of the citizens of this city,
last week, TO welcome the President elect,
departed from the wharf this morning, &C.
companied By several steamers. chartered
BY citizens desirous Of witnessing the re-
csption ceremonies, aad or shaking hands
with the Ole Hero. before bis arrival in the
city. AZ about 10 o'clock, the booming Of
disaaut cannon announced the approach of
the steamer Telegraph, having on board the
President and suite. While the Telegraph
was coming towards the wharf salu,es from
several paris Of the city. greeted the ap.
preach Of the distinguishes guest, which
were answered By constant hriag from the
steamers accompanying the Telegraph.-i
The vessels In che vicinity we're deCoI aied
With Gags, and every spot On the leves, Cor
adistaace OF half q mile vas throaged ~ith
Q multlsade Of anxious spectators.
% landing. che General was Eeceived By
che C0mmittse. the Mayor also making an
address, both Of whom were briefly respond
"a % b. Gea. Taylor. The President elect
Was thea escorted ~ one Of che largest ci-
via and military professions ever Witnessed
In this city, 20 his lodgings. The most
unbounded enthusiasm prevails not only
throughout the whole course Of the process
sion, bat In every part Of the city.
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DIsrR1cr OF New MILFORD, s..

PfoOale COuFts eofuary l9th, 1912.
Upon the application OF Mary Jane San
" ford, OF said New Milford, showing TO this
Court that she is the Guardian OF John H..
Sanford, of said New Milford, minor belong
ing to said District, and that said minor is the
owner Of the following Real Estate, lying in
Roxbury, viz: one undivided seventeenth part
of the following land and buildings thereon,
viz: one piece bounded north by George Huri-
bots land aud Silas Minors land, east by Sid.
ney Booths land, south and west by Highway.
containing thirty-two acres, more or less, with
dwelling house and other buildings thereon,
valued at about $2l79 a.. One piece bounded
north by Highway, east by said Hurlbut's land,
south by said Booths land and Richard Barnes
land, and west by Highway, containing twen-
ty-two acres and one half, valued at $sil25.
One piece bounded north and east by High
way, south by Sarah Sanfotd's land, aud west
by Daniel F Burritls land aud Highway, con-
tanning forty three acres and one half. valued
at $l305. One piece bounded north, east and
south by Highway, west By said Hurlbut stand
containing sixty -one acres and three quarters,
valued at $l543 rs One piece bounded north
by said Hurbut's land, cas-: by Amaza Lath-
rop's land, and south and west by Highway,
containing twenty.three acres and ,wenty rods,
valued at $543 so. One piece bounded north
by said Lathrop's land, east by said Hurlbuts
land, south by said ButrltPs land and Lyman
Fenn's land, and west by John Warmers land,
containing twelve acres, more or lass, valued
at $s4, and one piece bounded north by Samu-
ell Thomas land, east by Sheldon Smiths land,
south by Sheldon Leavenworth's land and vest
by Highway. containing three acres and twelve
reds, with dwelling house and barn the, con.
valued at $1,000, it being all subject 10 dover
in the widow OF the late Stephen Sanford, Esq
deceased; and showing iast and reasonable
cause for selling said real estate; praying fot
| an order, and that she or some Other meet per-
son be empowered TO sell the same, as per ap-
plicalion on file, dated the 10th DAY of Feb'y
lS49, more fully appears
ORDERED-That the foregoing application
be heard al the Probate Office, in New Mil
ford. on the 5'h day Of May. 1919. al s o'clock
forenoon; and that notice thereof be published
in some public newspaper published at Litch.
field, near the place where such real estate
lies, three weeks successfully, at least six
weeks before said time assigned.
al DAVID e. SANFORD, Judge.
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TNHE C5urt Of PtoSase for The Dis.ric' ~
l. New Milford, hath limited snt = lnw,d
six noa!i.s from the date hereof, for the cIedi~
;Ors to the Estate of Daniel Merwin, ls'e Il
New Milford, in said District, deCeasedi T.
witch 10 exhibit their claims for allowance
and settlement. Those negleciing to present
their accounts within said time, will be de-
barred recovery. ~
All persons indebted 10 said Esistc are re-
quested TO make Immediate payment Ia
HENRY N. MFRWIN, Executor.
New Milford, Feb. 10, ls49. al
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NOTICE is hereb: given to all persons i,as
bic tn pay taxes in the town Of Woodbury., IL as
will be al lose ,h Wheeler's store 90 the Is :
day Of March as o'clock P M. at Minor 81 Al
lens store on the Cd day Of March, a, o'clock
M. and at the store Of Marcus peforest T.
Son or he 81 of March, al o'clock NJ. r.r
the purpose Of receiving their town and State
Taxes.
N. 3. All persons who neglec, to attend
20 the above notice, mus, EXPECT 10 par travel
ing fees. JOHN ABERNETHY, Collector
Woodbury., Feb z, Is49 40
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More ShOOtLng At WOlcettElIle.

For some days past riotous spirit has
been exhibited between the Germans and
Irish, on the railroad near Wolcottville.
On Sunday evening, a disturbance took
place, during which an Irishman nam
ed John Mcmahon was shot in the head
by a pistol ball. Henry Bower, Ger
man, was examined on Tuesday before
Justices Bissell, Abernethy, and Colt,
Enlarged with the shooting,) and was
bound over to the Superior Court in
the sum of $4,000. Great fears are
entertained in regard to the recovery
of the wounded man.
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Musical instruments.
A. g. j. DAYTON,

VOL Leo TTTILLE, CT,
CONTINUE TO MANUFACTURE SERA-
PHENES & MELODEONS. of the
rery best quality Of TONE
and Workmanship.
I'M HESE instruments are not infe. Tor to any
' made or used in this Country, They are
y we'll adapted TO Church or ParIor Music.
DaytOn's Improved MeIOdian.
THIS Instrument is a combination of the Ser
aphene aud Melodian; it mas all the advanta>
ges of the former, and yet is almost as pott4,
bic as the latter. They are of Rosewood
Black Walnut AMI Mahogany, and finished in
the best manner.
They are admitted BY the most competent
judges 10 be superior To any others now in use.
All Instruments made and sold by them are
warranted in every respect.
0-The public are invii ID TO CALI and exam.
inc them,
INSTRUMENTS Tuned and Repaired.
Wolcottille, Jan. 10th l649. 1876
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Pratt e. Foster

lave just received large addition 10
l. i their former stock Of GOODS, and they
now offer at wholesale or retail the following
articles. viz:
40 bbls. Clover and Timothy Seed.
90 bbls New Liberia Molasses.
S hogsheads N O. and p r. sugar.
200 bbls. Wheat Flour.
30 tons Corn Meal and Provender.
1000 tons pure White Lead.
5 bbls Lnsecd Oil.
Also
Iron. Steel, and Nail Rods.
Buckwheat, aud I've Flour. &c. with one Of
the largest stocks of DRY GOODS and Groce-
ries often found in Country store.
West Cornwall. Feb. 10, le49. 'sw4l
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DISTRICT OF CORNWALL, IS.
obate Court. February 10th. lSA9.

'O"o'G SOultS AVth0
ESTATE of John Wilson, late of Cornwall.
IL IN said Dist riot, deceased: The Court Of
Probate tor the District OF Cornwall, hath linz
tied and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors Of said Estate. repre-
sented insolvent, in which to exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed Chas. Lewis
and John C. Calhoun. Esqrs., of said Cornwall,
Commissioners 10 receive aud examine said
claims. Certified by
PHILo KELLOGG, Esq Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the house Of Edmund Skiff, in said
Cornwall. on the 18th day of March and on the
10th day Of August next, at 10 o'clock, in the
forenoon, on each of said days, for the purpose
Of attending on the business Of said appoint
ment. CHAS. LEWIS, } Commits
JOHN c. CALHOUN, sioasers
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
EDMUND SKlFF Executor.
Cornwall, Feb, 10, 1S49. Al
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To xS'O1e Manufacturer.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
THE Napanoch Forge and Machine
L. Shop, sisHa.e in The village of Napa-
noch, Ulster County, ". Y, and rear the
Delaware and Hudsoa Canal. The Forge
building is one hundred and ten by seventy
two feet, and contains one pudding furnace,
two drawing and one swedge hammer, with
the necessary re heating fires, furnaces, and
machiney for making Rail Car Axels, &c.
There is ample room in the building for an
other furnace and two hammers, for which
the foundation is already prepared. The
Machine Shop is a Substantial building, two
stories high, thir;Y>six by forty feet. The
stream is a never failing one, and. the site
has twenty two feet head and fall with suf-
icient water for twenty hammers. if requr.
ed.
ALSO, about $50 acres of Wood Land,
within three miles Of the Forge. Also. two
miles from the village on the same stream,
a MILL SIRE, on which is substantial dam
with Is feet head five acres of Land, two
Dwellings and Barn. II the above pro.
perry is not sold by Wednesday. the 81 day
Of April, il will be sold al Auction on that
day, on the premises.
Terms easy. For further information,
apply TO
WALTER RUTHERFORD, Esq.
Councillor at Law, No. rs. Nassau ST.
Jan. Is, lS49. ~
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MARRIED.

In this village. on the 18th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Henson, Mr.. EDWARD E. FISHER,
and Miss FANNY EVERETT. of London,
Eng.
In this town, on the 14th inst. by the Rev
Mr.. Henson, VIM. H. Yemmans, to Miss Di.
antha P. Smith, both of this town.
In South Canaan, on the l2th inst. by Rev.
r. w. Keller. Mr. Edmund H Hart, Of West
Cornwall, to Miss Mary A.. daughter of. Hunt
of the former place.
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NOTICE

'THE next Monthly Meeting Of the Itch
l. .JfeH County Temperance Society, will
be held at the Lecture Room Of th> Congrega-
tional Church in Litchfeld, on the 9TH Tues
day (27th day)"of February inst at 10 O'Clock
A. M. P. S. BEEBE, Secretary.
Litchfield Feb. 18th 1913.
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per application on, file. dated the 10th day Of
February, Ie49. mofS, fully appears.
oRDERED-Thai tAe foregoing application
be heard at the ProbateNQfsce in NewNiilfa-d,
on the 2sth day of Aprii,> 1910, al 8 o'clock,
forenoon and that notice thereof, be- publish
ed in soIne public newspaper near the place
where such real estate lies, thu e weeks sue
cessiVely, at least six weeks before said time
assigned.
al DAVID G. SANFORD Judge.
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NOTICE.

4 SPECIAL Meeting Of the Stockholders
n Of the Matta,uck Nag Co. will be hold.
EN- at the Mill Of said Company, on Wednes-
day. the 2S,h Of the present month, at oo'cPk
A. NJ. B. H. MORSE, President.
Harwinton, Feb. 10, lS49 Al
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BEARDSLEY HOUSE.

WEST VILLAGE. WLA-ST TED, CT
THIS new and elegant House situated in
i this fouIIshng village, wilt be opened az
first class Hotel, on the Goth instant. by Mr..
JULIUS PECK. assisted By Samuel Shepard,
both favmably known 10 the travelling commu-
mtg as gentlemen Of character and experience
in this business.
The Huse is new. and richly furnished, and
is to be kept on Temperance principles in a
style worthy Of the place, and in manner to
suit the most fastldIous.
Connected with the establishment is large
and splendid HALL. for the accommodation OF
pleasure parties.
II is hoped the enterprising proprietor will
receive the supsort and patronage. to which
he is entitled.
N. B-Good Stablirg and an excellent Hos
tier IN attendance.
Winsted. Feb l6, lS49. Oval
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DISTRICT OF NEw MILFORD, SO.
Probate Court, February 10Th, lS49.

Frohate Court, teorUary lUth, lc4S.
TTPON the application of Beers Foot, OF
~ Brook6eld, in Fairfield County, shows
Ning to this Court that he is the Guardian OF
Anne M. Merwin, of New Milford, minor
belonging to said District, and that said
minor is the owner of the following Real
Estate lying in said New Milford, viz -
one piece Of Land containing nine acres
and thirty. three rods, more or less, bounded
north by Highway, west by PAMELA A.
Merwin's land, south by said PAMELA s
land and said Anne's other land, east by
said Anne's other land and Pameia'S land,
Isaac N. Merwin's land, Mary E. Merwin's
land, Martha w. Merwin's land, and Sam
uel E. Merwin'S land. One piece contain
rods, more or less, bounded north by said
Pamelia's land and said Anne's other land,
south and west on said Pamelia's land, and
east on Highway; both of said pieces being
valued at about $50 dollars.
And also, one piece containing thirteen
| acres, three quarters, and twenty four rods
more or less, bounded west on said Pamelia',
land, south on Highway, and said Mary's
land, and said Marlha'S land, east on said
Mary's land and Stephen w. Merwin'sland
north on land formerly belonging to Patty
M. Merwin, deceased, and On Elijah Downs
heirs tand, valued at about 275 dollars, and
showing jus, and reasonable cause for sell>
ing said real estate: praying for an order
and that he or some other meet person be
empowered to sell the same, as per appli.
cation on file, dated the 10Th day of Febru
airy, lo49, more fully appears.
ORDERED-'Fhat the foregoing appli'
cation be heard at the Probate Office, IL
New Milford, on the 28lh day Of April
l949, at y O'Clock, forenoon and that no.
tice thereof be published in some public
newspaper near the place where such rea
estate lies, three weeks successfully, a
least six weeks before said time assigned.
4t DAVID e. SANFORD, Judge.
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~Hon. Chauncey F. Cleveland has
been nominated for Congress by the demo-
Gratis of the Third District-composed of
New London and Wlndham Counties. We
hope and believe he will not be elected.
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Senatorial Convention.
18th DISTRICT.

D-THE Wing Senatorial Convention
for the 18th District will be h,ld at Porler'S
United States Hotel, West Cornwall, on
Wednesday the 9Th day of March a, 10 o.
clock A. NJ. for the no nination of a can,
didate for State Senator for said District.
Each town in the district will send the uSn
al number Of delegates.
Per order fthe Committee.
Feb. 2lst lS49,
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Public Lecture.

o. REV MR HENSON, will Lecture on
the Powers Of Tmas at the Hall Of the
Sons Of Temperance, on Friday Evening. Feb.
Odd. at halt past 6 o'clock.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to attend
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PUBLIC LECTURE.

0G-Dr. Beckwith will deliver Lecture be-
fore The Lyceum. at Bantam Falls, on Friday
Evening, Feb 23d, commence at 7 o'clock.
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At Court 81 Probate hal1en a, Litchheld.
within and for the District of Litchield, Of
the I'd day Of February. A. D., lS4g
Present-CHARLES ADAMS. Eco. Judge
nN motion of N. C, Edwards and Charles
" G Edwards; Executors of the last Will
and Testament Of Sherman Edwards, late Of
Litchfeld within said District deceased this
Court doth decree that six months be allowed
the creditors of said Estate to exhibit theis
claims against the same to said Exccutofe alter
he shall have given public notice Of this order
by advertising the same in newspaper pub
ished in Litchheld County. aud ~ posting the
same on public sign post in said town o..
Litchheld. Certified firm Record.
80 CHAS ADAMS, Judge.
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DISSOLUTION,
Railroad Store.
GOODS, GOODS.
WADiIAMS

II AS just returned from New York with Q
IL very extensive assortment, such a.
Black and colOT'd FFemch Cloths. from to
5000 yards Of PTints II almost any price.
400U yards IT GinghsEnS. Mcuslin Delanes.
and 60 forth.
Also. . 6ne assortment Of Alpacas. MadOna
Stripes. MeFinos, Pisads. &C.. &c.
800 yards carpetine. from &c - to 50 cts.
ALSO
AZ wholesale OF retail. $500 pOuuds Of New
Orleaas and 81. CToiG Sugars.
1000 pounds Cottsn Batting.
100 Ceiion Beds. Che Only saEs article Ger .
person to sleep On.
ALSO
A large assortment az Resdy Made CLOTH
ING Of every description
Railroad Store, Wolcottvills, Feb. 10, 1919.
eW-A0
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District cfJVdshingion. So


TINE Judge for the Court Of Probate for lie
l. District Of Washington, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof, for
the creditors of the Estate of Seth M T'ayio.,
late of Washington, in said District, deceased,
represented insoivsnt, in which 10 exhibit theit
claims therera; and has appointed Da"iG {.
Sanford and Chester Ackley, Esqs., Commits
sinners, TO receive and examine said claims,
Certified BY
DAN'L. B. BRINSMADE, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shalt
meet at tie dwelling house Of David Whittle-
sey, in said Washington, on the 25th day Of
March, and the goth day of July, 1S49, al one
o'clock in the af ernoon, on each Of said days;
for tn. purpose of attending on the business of
said appointment.
DAVID c. SANFORD, J Coromis4
CHESTER ACKLEY, : sioners
All persons indebted to said Estate, are re:
quesed to make immediate paymen, to
DAVID WHITTbESEY, idm'r.
Washington, Jan 81, 1919. 20
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WailimgfoEd. Jan. Ielo. S2m4O
HO, FOR CALIFORNIA !!
FOR SALE

RN YHOUSE and Lot IN Meadow Street.
NI House one and half story. Lot ieo By
50 feet. Possessioa about the let Of April next.
ALSo,--My whole stock IN trade. together
with shop fixtures.
ThOss wishing 10 buy Boots and Shoes By
the pair o. doEan. now is the time
Docs more would say 10 oil my friends and
customers you that have opened accounts
with Meafoy O. T'rowbriAge sT L. o MeafOy
will do we'll 10 call and settle the same with
out DELAY. L. o. MEAFOY.
Litch6sld, Jan. Goth. ie40. -
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az q N"uIt vi iIOoaie He!G al "1SnlnEI on
within and for the District of Washington
on the 5.h day of February. ls4s.
Present DAN'L B. BRINSMADE.. Esq Judge
| Upon the petition Of Abijah Tomlnson. O
~ Washington, Aforesaid, showing 10 th
Court that he is Guardian TO Elijah w Bald
win, Abel Baldwin and Jerome K Baldwin, O
said Washington. and that said minors owr
| certain Real Estate situated in the town o
Washington, in said District, viz: an undivi
ded interest in the land and buildings formerly
owned by Elijah baldwin, their father, late
deceased lying in common and undivided, and
uneqaal proportions, with the other Eeirs OF
said Elijah Baldwin, subject 10 distribution
agreeable to said Baldwin's last Will and Tes.
lament.
The whole ct the interest Of said minors in
said premises being valued at 1000 dollars,
praying this Court Cor reasons set forth in said
petition to make an order, aulhpriZng and en-.
towering said petitioner or a other meet
person to sell and convey the Herests of said
minors in said described premises according 70
the statute in such case made and provided. as
per petition on file, dated Feb Is, lS49.
ORDERED That said petition be continued
to the last Monday of April, ls49, then to be
heard and determined al the Probate Office in
8; i'd Washington, at 10 O'clock, in tho iore-
noon; ard that notice OF the pending Of this
petition be given hy publishing This oTder in \
ps,.,,anor pIpi,..'nI ~ o'ne' IN d
"nccass!v.lr A. H., 'SaaL h.s e".ee "eeH5
last Monday in Ara, $50 '' '"e '"'u
,rn. en- - pan..J
A. DEN VI ''G ppINsMAnr ,,
----- =: =. D".11.-." . ~. 1"ase.
At Court Of Probate holden at LitchtieId
within and for the District of Litchfeld, on
the 18th day of Feb. A. D.. 1919.
Present-CHARLES ADAMS, ESQ Judge
TIpoN the petition Of Joseph ", Mason.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE

AA Containing about 1888 acres
nN! This Farm is situated in the Town
o, w'll ,slo l., two ,o mites mo north tn
Meriden, aad about three miles south of Meri.
den Village. The Buildings are good two
story House, with large back kitchen, wash
and wood house attached, two good Barns, a
Cow House, Horse Barn and Wagon House {;
also, an Ice, Smoke and Hog House, all in good
condition, and a never failing Spring OF 6rS
rate wafer const antiy running into the house
and also running into the Cow Yard There is
a good we'll of water and springs near the build
ings. This Farm is we'll wateree, as there Is
water in every lot on the Farm ct all seasons.
There 10 about IS acres Of good plough land.
clear from stones, and capable Of producing
any and all kinds Of Grain, with sufficient
meadow and pasture TO keep so head Of Cattle.
This Farm 10 well fenced with suitable siz
ed lots. The New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road passes through the edge Of this Farm
about 60 rods from the house. The buildings
are pleasantly situated at the corners Of four
roads that are much travelled. viz EAST to
Durham, West TO Cheshire, North to Meriden,
and South to Wallingford Town, and ID miles
from New Haven.
This Farm will be sold for less than it's va
lue. a. the owner is an aged man and not able
TO work IL. For further particulars and terms
enquire on the premises #
BENJAMIN T. COOK.
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"There are six printers in the Ohio
Legislature, one of whom is the Speaker.
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A: g. :. DayG0

SERAPlEENE And MEL 0rEAN
MANUFACTURES, Tetsstlvisi.. cOa-
Itl necticut. -
Jan. Is, 1919. s6
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Mr.. Clayton for Secretary Of State.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. le.
Hon. JOHN NJ CLAYTON has been
offered the Office of Secretary OF State under
the new Administration. ] have seen the
letter Of Gen. TAYLOR rendering TO the
distinguished Delaware Senator the frs,
place in his Cabinet.
Yours, Fl. @.
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DEATHS.

In this town, (Souih Farms,) on the 18th
inst Mr.. lsrae! Ray. aged 81 years.
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At Court of Probate held at Washing on ,
within and for the District Of Washington,
on the 5!h day of February, ls4s.