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DfsrRIcT OF WARRINGTON, 50.


TTPON the petition Of David C. Sanford, Esq.
showing to this Court that he is father and ma.
tura guardian to Henry s. Sanford, a min"r,
belonging 10 said District Of New MillnId. and
that said minor is the owner Of piece of land
situated in Eitch6ed, in LiIchfeld County.
con,ainiI x one quarter Of an acre ,nore or less;
bounded west b, highway, Rnr.h BY Safnnei
Chicks land, cast by Oz'as Seymonr's lahds and
south by David C. BuIkle.' = land, with slwel.
ling hnuse thereon, subject 10 the life estate Of
the petitioner, valued at ahunt one Thousand
dollars. That the said property is hnpruduc:
live. and that il would be for the interest IF
said mi mr. to have said properly s"t, and the
proceeds appropriated or invested as the LAW
directs, and az this Court shall approve, aid
that there il just and reasonable cause fnr snch
sale. And the petitioner further rcprese MS,
hat he is the Judge Of Probate for the District
IF New Milford. 10 WHICH district SAID minor
belongs, and thf ref"re makes this appiicaiioA
To this Court, ii.b";ng the nearest adjoining Ia
said District "f New Milf,rd. The petiiinner
theTef're pra,s the Court for an order that he
or some o,hermcet person be empowered To sell
the same as per petition on file, dated March
3D., ls4O. 49,.
ORDERED, That the foregoing aprlica-
tion be heard al tna Probate Office in Wash.
instnn, on the 26lh day OF NAV, 1910. at nine.
O'clock. forenoon. and that notice thereni he
published in some public newspaper printed
i" Litcbfeld, near the place where such Real
Estate lies three weeks successfully at least
six weeks before said time assigned.
A true COPY If Record
45@ DAN'L. r. BRIN shade. Judge.
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Auction Sale.

THE subscriber will make closing sale at
l. Auction, "f The remainder Of his stock ~
Goods, ON Saturday, the 2lst Of April insta ant,
at his Store.
The attention ct the Ladies IL particularly
solicited, as he has among other things Mu.lins
al fine quality and style. Lace Go'al>, Edgings
Gloves, Hosiery. Alpaccas. Bombazines. De.
LANES. Ginghams. Silks, Shawls. Parasols
alicoes, Shoes, Rubber Overshops, &c &c.
Sale to commence at o O'clock, A. M.
Shomld the weather be- nnfavnrahle. the sale
will TAXA place the Tuesday following.
HARVEY BALDWIN.
Goshen. April 7lh, 1910. 4s
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DINNER o. RoxprRr. 3.
Prcbale Courl, Marcn Iph. is4o.

EtcBatG NuuSts warren lGn, lN4D, \
TTPON the application Of Charlotte s. San.
~ fmd, Of Newbury, in the stale Of New
York, shelving TO lhis Court That she s Guar
Clan to Charles Sanford. III said Newbury. q
minor and that said minnT IL the uwnef Of fba
following Real Estate. lying within said Dis
tFict at k"Xbury, viz: one undivided severn
teenth pat ct the following land and buiidA
lngs thereon, VIZ one piece bounded nafih by
George HnrlbuI's and Silss Minors land. east
by Sidney Booths land. and south and wt.s4 Av
highway, containing thift,-iwo ACES. be the
same more or less, with dwelling nnsC. harm
and other GU, buildings thereon standing, val4
ned at about S2t79 IA. One piece bnnnted
north on highway, east or Gemge Hurlbm,'s
land, south on Sidney Booths ard Richard
Barnes land, aud west on highway. containing
twenty-five ar,es and one half. be the same,
more mr. less, valued al Sl3O5 (lne piece
'nunded north, east and south IN highway. and
vest bv said George Hurlbni's land. contains
ng sxty-One acres and three quarters, valued
u $I5l3 IS. orc piece b, .nnded north on
aid HuFbnt's land. east by Am2a Lathrop's
md. south and Vveei bv hi hwaSs, ntaihine
3 acres and 30 rods. valued at Ss543 SO. One
ice bounded north by said La'hro,As land,
asst by said HUI lbut's land. south by said Pur-
",' and LYMAN Fenn's lands, ard west by John
'arner's LARD. containing twelve arfes, Eaore
REESE, valued at IS And oue piece bnIind-
d north by Samuel Thomas land. east bv Al.
marine Masters land. south ON Sheldon Leav-
nworth's land. and west IN highway. valued
It $780, and containing three acres, more or
less, with dwelling house, barn, SC thereon
handing, il being all subject 10 dover in 7he
widow Of the late Stephen Sanford, Esq de-
ceased: and showing just and rea~onableca
fF selling said Real Estate, praying for an or
Ter, that she or sumo meet person he empovv-
"red to sell the same, az per application on
Gle. dated March 18th, ls49, more fully APP
pears
ORDERED, Tha, the foregoing applica.
lion be heard at the Probate Office, in Roxbu-
rs, IN the 26,h day II Nav, 1919. 1T O'Clock,
forenoon; and that notice thereof he puhiish..
Ell IN som" pub lic newsnaper printed in Litch.
field County. near the place where said Real
Estate liss, three weeks successfully. al leaS
six weeks before the time assigned.
46 AARON w. FEM, Judge.
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Homicide BY Methodist Minister
We are informed that a serious rencoun.
ter occurred last week, near Sandy HILL,
Worcester county, Md. A dispute arose
between Thomas ]. Burrows, a member
of the Philadelphia Conference, and
James B. A. Bishop. about some bust
ness affair. A quarrel ensued, and Bur-
rows, in it Of passion. drew a pistol
and shot Bishop. who lived but few
minutes after. Burrows was lodged in
Jail, and the affair has caused great SEN
sation at Sandy Hill. The Mr.. Bishop
shot. was the brother of Rev. William
Bishop. Of the Philadelphia Conference.
He was farmer and about 81 years of
age. The affair is most unfortunate
occurrence for ali parties concerned.
Philadelphia Ledger.
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mo HUMBUE9
Look at this one minute and
then bring yOWr cloth.


T HAVE received SCOTS American Report
i Of FAsHiONs Tor the Sl.r,ng aud Summer
Of ISA9. I have also secured the services of
IOurneyman Tailor. being 9 Frenchuan by
birih, gentleman in manners, and first rate
tailor By practice. ] can warrant ell those the,
favor me with their custom this seasnn. that
they can depend upon having their work done
when u is promised and no mistake.
shall cut and make Garments as heretofore
10 please the wearer, as the Fashions have
changed very much. I shall consu the wish
"a of the cusI mrr. before cut in the latest
New York city si.le -
One word : those friends in Canada Village
Who have urged NE 81 frequently 10 have a
BraRch Shop at that place: canno, he in but
one place at the same time-"ne shop or the
other would have 10 he neglected bv me which
I fear would create dissai isiNction with many
nf nav b-st customers.
Ynn will all Of Won find me at nv Old Stand
in Worth street, where shall be happy 10 cut
AMI make Garments to order, that arm sure
viii: please the incest taste.
AJ~ .AH Garments Cut and .N0de at snU
SHOP. tO0TrG"fed 10 fit smoothly. and as near
the wish OF the Customer a. your humble ser.
want,
NV. LANE, can do them.
Goshen, April 9th, lS49. As
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DISTRICT OF SALISBURY. ~. !
Probate Court. Feb, ~. IS49

| HP0N the application of John Landon, Of
| ~ Eaton, Madison County, State Of N. Y d,
| showing to this Court that he is Guardian to
Catharne Landnn. Robert La.don. Frederick
Landon, Helen Landnn, and Melville Landon.
minors, belonging 10 said town ui eaton, aiore-
said. and that said miners are the owners OF
The following Real Estate, lying in Salisbury.
in the Probate District OF Salisbury, aforesaid
desc ribed. as follows: piece Of land at the
font aud side of the moth m Brewster Mnnn.
tam, commonly called the Moore land bound.
I'd, beginning at a heap Of stones al the foot Of
a high rock al the foot Of n e mountain, COR
ner Of john Landon's land, then south So deg.
| east 127 links to a Walnut and stones, then
south 80 "a det. west 3S5 links to heap If
stones al the foot Of hill. then south 81 Ia
east 722 links to stones, corner M Henry
Howels land then south 81 81 deg &esl eight
chAins 10 stones. Howel's ccrner. then Wor,h
80 l-3 deg. west $50 links 10 81 mes. cnrhef'
Il land set TO Luther, then north SO Id deg.
west l0l5 links in line Of land set to Luther TO
stake aid stones, then south 6S deg. west 49S
links 10 stake and stones, then s"uth 80 deg.
east 444 links TO stake and stones in the line of
mes BuiierIrys land, then nth 76 I'D deg.
vast 276 links 10 stones. BUTTERFLIES corner.
then north ~ Id deg west 4l9 links 4, 70 u Of
The mountain. then north deg. east $50 links
o stones around small walnut. then north
81 Ia deg Fast 4l0 links to a large Pine and
s:ones. then san,h 76 lie deg. east $40 links 10
a tall stone heap, then sou,h ~ deg easi 1905
links TO stones and top If rock at the top OF
edge Of the ledge. and then TO FIRST bounds cons
tanning 81 acres If land.
/. Said land ia urdef the incumbrance OF tho
petitioners life Estate in the same. and was
distributed 10 said petitioner and his heirs. out
If the Estate Of Rufus Lsndon. late IT Salis.
bury, in said District. dec eased, and for mars
particular description. reference is ia be haA
10 said distribution valued Al about Eve hssnA
dred dollars and showing just and reasonable
cause for selling said Real Estate ,,favins raf
an order. and that Ne OF same her meet pesa
san be empowered 10 sell the same. a. per ape
plirssi"n on Gle. dated the 24lh day 81 Feb.
1919. more fmllv oppeAts.
ORDERED. That the foregoing hprs:aAA
lion he heard o. the Probate Office in Salirh,s-
~. On the 2lsi day az Nay. t6a0. a ltlo'el'k.
fnFemann; and that notice thereof Be pahlishs
"a IN s0me public Rtsgsnapes aear the plare
whess such real estate lies. three weeks ssicA
iessaitely, u. least ain weeks before aAia tlaa
sssigMe6k :. Ai.s.s
! q. !. john q MErcaELL. Jhdsss
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A, Court of Probate holden at Plymouth
within and for the Distric, of Plymouth
on the Cd day of April. A. d., 1919,
Present, BARNABus w. Roor Esq. Judge
THIS Court doth direc, Elisha Smith,
L Administrator on the Estate Of Samp
Smih, late oil Plymouth. in SAID Distrlcr.
deceased, represented I" Ire insolvent, 10
give notice TO all persons interested in The
estate Of said deceased. 10 appear. (if they
see cnusr.) before the Court OF Probate, TO
be holden Mt the Probate Office in SAID dis.
lrict, on the 23d day OF April, al one o'cl'k.
p, NJ. 10 be heard relative to the appoints
meni of Commissioners on said estate, bv
posting said order uf notice on a public
sign post in said town nf Plymouth, nearest
the place where the deceased last dweit, and
by advertising the same In a newspa per
published in LitchGeld, Certified from re.
cord.
45 BARNABUS w. ROOT, Judge.
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Al = CThrt If Probate holden al Sharon. within
and for the District If Sharon, on the cath
day o. Marsh, a. D., ls49.
Present, CHAS. r. SEDGEWICK. Esq. Judge.
nN motion Of David w. Woodward. Execu-
" tor of the last will and testament Of Abel
Woodward. late Of Sharon. wiiha said district
dec ased, This Court doth decree that six
months fl m this date be allowed and limited
for the creditors Of said esIate 10 exhibit their
claims against the same to said Executor; and
directs that public notice be given I" this order
bv advertising in a newspaper published ~
LitchfieId, and by posting u copy thereof on the
pnblic Sign post 10 said town Of Sharon near
est the place where The deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
4s CHAs. F. sEDGWICK. Judge.
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D1sTRICT OF RENT. 81.
~ VT OH 'S''EV we
Probate Court. March 10Th. 1910.

Proba'e Court, March lOth, 1919.
II STATE Of Nathaniel P Perry, late Of said
IL District, deceased-The Coult Of Probate
for the District of Kent, hal h limited and all
lowed six months from the date hereof, far the
creditors of the Estate Of Nathaniel P. Perry.
ESQ j., late Of Kent. in said District, decreased,
represented insolvent, within which 10 exhibit
their claims thereto. And has appointed Da-
vid C. Sanford, # New Milford. and John L.
Stuart, Of Kent, Commissioners 10 receive aud
examine said claims.
JOHNSON c. HATCH. Esq, Judge.
The subscribers. Commissioners, on the
Es, te of Nathaniel P. Perry, ESQ.,. late If Kent
d+ce sed, hereby give notice ,ha, we will meet
for the purpose Of attending 10 the duties If
said appointment, at the late dwelling house
Of said deceased. in said Kent, on the Goth day
If AOri. and the 0'h day q September, ls49,
at 10 o'clock. in the forenoon. on each of said
days. Dated at Kent, March lnih, lS49. ..
DAVIDC SANFORD. ! Com'nisa
> 46 JOHN L. STUART, : sioners.
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Seventeenth District.-Last week our
returns elected Richard Smith, Esq, the
Wing candidate for Senator in the 18th
district, by majority Of from S to 7.
AT that time we had the complete re-
turns from all the towns IN the district
except Kent. The telegraph brought Us
the intelligence that the democrats had
is majority in that town, and the Bridge
port papers subsequently told the SAINT
story. We have not, even now, the Off
cial vote of the town for Senator, but
learn verbally, from what we consider a
reliable source, that there is loco ma
iority of 25. This, if correct, elects w.
P. Russell Qoco) by majority. We
have reason to fear such is the result
Politics is a strange game. Ia the trans
action Of any important business, (aside
from party,) n:ne-tenths Of the people Of
the district would have selected Mr..
Smith in preference to the successful can
didate.
PS. Since the above was in type, we
have discovered an error in our telegraph
ic despatch of last week. Of three votes
in favor of Mr. Smith in the returns from
Cornwall. This Gf our otherfgures are
correctly makes the vote in the district
ate! There is said to be an error of
few votes in favor of Russell, in the re-
turns from Canaan.
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Ata Court oi Probate held Al the Probate Of.
fee in Washington, on the 10Th day Of March
A. D., !Sd0.
Present. DAN'L. 3. BRlNSMADE, Esq Judge
TINHlS Couut limits and allows six months
l. from the 10th day 0G March. 1870, E.s the
creditors vi the estate OC Solomon Titus. late
Of said Washington. deceased, so present their
claims tor settlement. All who neglect e.
present them properly StieAied, will be debar-
red q SecsWery, and the adlninisiFalus will eause
this osheT tobe publishsdina newsraPer print.
ed in Liieh6eld: and posi- the ssue on che aign
post nearest whese the dsreaSCd last LIVED IN
ssid Washinginn. K I'd ta
All rerscns indeGteGtosai ESasls will maks
80. John B. HEWT0Ms sAdmf. y
.wasAiagloa. March 10Th 1859. Is
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At Court of Probate holden at Lilch6eld
within and for the District Of I.itchfield
on the 9Th day oil April. lS49.
Present, CHARLES ADAMS, Esq. Judge.
U STATE Of And'u. Dickinson, late Of
~ Warren, in said District, deceased.
Ordered. That the Administrator exhibit
his Administration account to this Court
for adjustment al tho f'r"bate Office, IN
i,chtield. on the 18th day Of Apri;, A. D..
l849, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon and
tina, all persons interested in said Es,a,e
may be notified thereof. the Administrator
will c,use this order to be published in a
newspaper prIned in Litchf"ld. and TO be
posted on the public sign post nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt in said
Town of Warren. A true copy of record,
48 CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
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DEATHS

In this town, on the 5th inst, Mr.. Ben
janin Bissell, aged e5.
In Castieton, w., Mrs. Nancy Landon,
wife Of John R. Landon, ESQ, of this vii
lage, and daughter Of the late Rev. Ju-
dab Champion, aged IS.
In this town. of apoplexy, on the slst
ult., Mrs. Palmer, wife of Mr.. David
Palmer, aged IS.
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Sixteenth, District--There are some
wise democrats in Roxbury. The fol-
lowing from the Courant of Monday will
show a specimen of their wisdom.
"Without the vote of Roxbury, Mr..
Smith, the Wing candidate for Senator,
is elected by majority Of between so and
60. There can be no question that the
vote of that town is illegal. The law ex-
pressly says. that the ballot box shall be
closed at fee o'clock, and that tbe ballots
shall be counted and publicly declared
before the meeting IS adjourned. A let
ter friend in Litch6eld couaty states, that
the Representative Box in Roxbury clos
ed at o'clock, but that the State Ticket
box was kept open till half-past when
the Board counted the votes and went
home and the next day, after they had
made choice of "a Representative, and just
as the meeting was breaking up, the Mod
orator declared, or pretended to declare,
the state of the Senatorial vote the pre-
vious day, promising something to the
effect that he supposed he ought to have
done it the day before"
We have heard from several sources,
statements con6rmatory Of the above.
If correct, we do net see how the vote OF
the town can be received.
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Notice

rs HEREBY given, that a petition ". II be
l. brought to the Gen. raj assembly q. this
tate at It's next session. to authorize the Hart
f'rd aud Providence Railroad Company 10 place
heir draw over the channel on the east side Oi
Connecticut River--i0 Unite the Hartford and
Providence r. iiryad Company and the New
York and Hartford r r CO., N joint stock anu
common interest under one charter, or under
their present charter. with such modificai ions
and special acts in relation thereto. and to the
snbscTi piions to the stock Of the New York and
Hartford X r. Co., and those for the Harlfmd
ard Providence r r. Co., as may BE- deernt d b.,
.aId Companies or either nf them. exPedieni ol
necessary and 10 affirm the acts aud contracts,
&r., done Or entered into by % between the
Directors and Stockholders of said Companies
~ either 81 them-tO authorise each at raih
Companies ar said united Company, 10 build
any branch or branc hes ir"In the line Oa their
road within the limiis Of any county into whic h
their main line shall he buii-and Ia conduct
Sai1 Railroads and branch he al such times and
~ snch seciions AZ shall he deemed most en-
ped'eni, and 10 posses their Granchis or fran
rhIses over any portion or portions of said Rail
Rad "r Railroads which they NAV actually con.
@i'uci--i0 extend the time within which eat h
of the said Companies is required TO complete
Its Railsosd. or 10 expend The sum of One
Hundred Thousand Dollars on its road or any
portion Of the same and I" au,horise each of
said Companies or said united Company to 5o,S
row money and contract for the completion ot
Their Read and bsanches---io auIhorise said
united Company 10 adopt such other name as
may be deemed rxpedient- TO provide for che
mode in which ils powers shall he exercised
q" make other alterations and amendments in
the charters. and 20 extend the powers and
SPm"Ve the restrictions Of each IF said Comps-
nieS, and to extend the time Er binding the
same. 40 Gar a. shall be deemrd expedient Ia,
secure and facilitate che construction at the
earliest period. and on the inOs' direct and
feasible voule al Central Railroad tom enc
east (" the sesl line 0f the S<Stes IN che diteev
riON Of Fishkill and the Erie Railroad. ard 70
aid and eneouFake the same. By order # the
'Direcscss.'s a1'-@ WILLIAM D. ely.
SscTeiaSy ~ EIaTtfosd snd Providence and
New Yosh and Hartford q Y. COmp's.
HsEttos6. March 2ists tS%Q.. %
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THEAP EDITION. issued ~ number with
" an elegant engraved p0Ftrait Of che q
thOs. Each Wumber contains q sOlWme -.2l
cents pcg numbef. sginted uRis0Smly with .sAI.
isOn's EuT0pe" Aay person Trmitting "a viii
receive nv fsluTa mail, Ram6ers. Address
tpcsf paidJ WIN. PATTON
= Ma1rh 81, le4O. lGA Nassau q. n. York.
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E Alexander Ramsey. ex-member
of Congress from Pennsylvania, land
not Josiah Randall has been appointed
Governor of Minnesota Territory, Gov.
Pennington, of New Jersey, having de-
clined.
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The Rev. Robert Allen, OF Kentucky,
a graduate of West Point Academy, and
recently professor in Pennsylvania Uni
versity, has been appointed Post Office
Agent in California, vice William Van
VOORHEES, removed.
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Pos, Office, a, Litch6e!d,
Conn April 1s,. ls49.
Aspinwall Sarah NJ Lynch Anne
lsaldwi Ann A Marsh Samuel
Bidwsll > Martin jose h
Birge Chester G Martin Richard
Ba'es Sophia McCormlc Vim
buckley Win MrKrnrrv Daniel
Blu !. Beck s. Bissell McNeal Julia
Butler Vim Meninsn Hiram
Bulricks James Morris Abigail
Carry Mrs S Mors. Alise
Church c - Morse & Son 2
Churchill Ezra H Mnses Pima
Clancy Catherine Mvres Denis
CLANCY Thomas Q Newton EA
Cook Harriet f Nicklv Mary
Culver Charles North Jan Baptiste A
Dea Daniel Osborn Edna
Dauchy Jacob Palmer Gi"eon
DIAN MERCK B Paine Gideon Jr
Decker Many A Parmalee Sarah NJ
Inert Frederick Payne Rev VIM
Fitzgerald Patrick Peet George w
FiiZgihbnns Jeremiah 2Prire Anne
Ga"ung James Richmond JIG
Hilbert WmH Riera Antonio
Gnrrnssv Syrana Mrs Rilev Ann 2
Hail Augustus Cd Ryan Michael
t13Vt 1annan SackeIf Mercy
H,rrisnn JB Sherman Minerva
II yden Sheperd Spencer L.n,isa
HendrickJ L SPENCER Miles
II we John D Sullivan Michael
Hubbard Edward Swet n.y Michael
Johnson Stephen Tri,rhle Mary Ann
10 'es Edward Wicket Simeon
Keelor G 'orge Wadhams Nelson
Keoler Lnmra r Warner IT, Row 8
Kelly Sar Whetlock z Il H
Kilborn Hiram Whiting Dunbar
Leech Simeon Woodruff CT
Lockwood Geo Wa
r. M. WOODRUFF. p, .M
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SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
MAR RlED.

In this town, Bantam Falls, by the
Rev. Mr. Hartman, JAMES B. NEwcoMB
of Milton, to Miss RosANNAH, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Daniel Keller
Printers loaf leceived.1
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NOTICE.

TN Pursuance to an order Of the Court Of
i. Probate Tor the District Of Litch6eid the
Undersigned will sell a: Public Auction. Jun
l+ss previously disposed Of At private saie) al
the Store Of A. MFRS & Son. IN Goshen Gem
ire, on the 1st M"hday 81 May next, at len
o'clock, in the forenoon. 80 much 81 the Real
Estate # Moses Wadhsms. late If said G"shen
a. will raise the sum Of $3lsl S3.l0Nh with
incident charges Of sale. Said Estate consists
Of the House. Lot q acres) and buildings The
north Lot % lOO-i60 acres. Wood LIT 9 75-
Ton acres. Crandall Lot II acres. The unhi-
vided halt Of one Store in Canada Village. and
halt Of one Store in Goshon Centre. Paris If
said property are under the incumbrance Of
the widows dover.
GEORGE COOK, Admit.
Goshen, March 2sth. 1910. az
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PROBATE REC ORD.
DIsTRICT ..F .ITcHEiELD, 90.
Probate Court, April 7, lSl9. {

DIsTRICr ..F l.ITcHFiELD, 90.
Probate Court, April 7. lSA9.
II STATE of Edward Cowles, late Of Lilch.
IL field, in said District deceased: the FIX.
~ u "r represents the tate insolvemt, and rays
the appointment If Commissioners thereon.
Ordered-'rhat Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims Of the creditors ot
said Estate be appointed at the Probate Ofaicp.
10 O'Clock. forenoon; Of which all persons in
interest will rake notice and appear. it they
zee cause, and be heard thereon,
Certified by
4s CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.