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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21
Election OF Postmasters.

The Burlington Sentinel walks right straight
up to the coalition platform, Notwithstanding It's
bubberng about the sacrifice of erery demo-
cratic principle. 1t is nov out in favor of the
election Of posnasters by the people, mainly
because the appointing power, now in the hands
of Judge Collamer, Is vast and dangerous All !.
but it was not bit dangerous six months ago,
in the hands Of Cave Johnson. 1t was all snug
nice and right, when for twenty years in the
Wing Stete Of Vermont hardly one Wing in il
could be permitted 10 hold the petty Office Of
Postmaster. For once Vermont Wing is Post
master General, and some five or six dozen whu
postmastcrs have been appointed, while some
two hundred locofocos are yet in Office and all
at once the Sentinel man Gust ous,od from the
Burlington post-oflice,) discovers that it is reyy
dangerous 10 permit Postmaster General to ap
point his own deputies The discovery is re.
Harkablc for its suddenness, if for nothing else.
To be serious, however. This jealousy of the
one man power we are glad to see. 1t has the
} genuine Hhig fdpOr about it. For years the
Wings have baltled against Executive power,
and in The election of Taylor have won tue no.
blest victory over 1t that has been ever won.-
They have delhroned King Veto; and in the
like spirit we believe every genuine Wing will
hail with JOY every reasonable and practicable
project for restricting Executive patronage and
power. No man probably would more rejoice
to see the patronage of the Post Office Depart
ment reduced, than Judge Collamer hiasclf. Bg
inns time he understands the burden pretty thor
ougbly; aud If any man can devise plan safely
To get rid Of II, he is the one to DO 1t. lie is IA
Yankee, ana can either inrent labor saving
machine or do The irork himself, as well as the
best of the race. This subject will uudoubted.
y receive his attention, and II there is any meas
ure OF reform applicable to the case. he will
pretty surely find It, In the mean time. if the hiram
new locooco outcry Tor Reform is any thine bul
mere hobby for The occasion, let them brine
out THEIR PLAN. 1t is very easy to say,-Elect
rostnuslers; but hoto shall i. be done? Some
towns have one office half u duzen-sone
nome Again: shall they be elected for tern,
4" hmeE If so, how shall we get rid of rogues
or incompetent men who may happen TO get in !:
WIN you elect first, and then give the P. NJ.
General power TO remove for good cause, aud fill
vacancies by temporary appointments In short
gentlemen, give us your plan and we promise
you all the aid we can give for any good one.
u The notorious Mike Walsh was one of
The first and most jealous 10 condemn the uu-
'horl'ies of New York for putting a stop to the
late mob by military power. He has since found
new direction for his indignation, asserting
that every mobits was hired 10 do the work of
mischief by men who were careful TO keen
their own skins whole. The Patriot would do
vol IN loIlow Mikes examnle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-21
.Nc,o
HdmpShire,

Woodstock, May "a, 1919.
7. 5. There are bat tloO other establishments
Of The kind IN the country. Both OF these re.
ceived last season !, 100000 lbs. OF wool, and
all has been sold at satisfactory prices.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-11

riment the experiment whether q nation
is capable Of self government. And
though our bark has not steered alto
gether clear Of rocks and quicksands, nor
summed the tempest, we have on the
whole found our vessel seaworthy-ab able
to ride on the crested wave and breast the
beating storm. We have no reason to
despair, though we have yet scarcely
gained the open sea.
In theory our government is no doubt
the most perfect of any on the face of
the earth, and more in harmony with the
genius of christianity. And not only so !;
but the actual working of our fine govern
mental machinery, though at times sub
iect to an alarming friction and wear of
parts, and in danger, as guided by the
hands of the unskillfuI, the selfish or the
reckless, Of laundering, is nevertheless
such as brings to our people more Of the
substantial benefits of government than
any other form extant. Such is the boon
of Puritanism. But our greatest blessing
IS not on the score ofgoVernment. R.
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tlTCHFIELD COUNTY. s., ,

Superior Court, August Tenn, lS4S. {
-" HEREAS. Leonard Pierpont, of Litch-
w field, and John e, Amber, of Bethem,
Trustees 81 MIS-, Abigail Church, of Bethlem,
have brought their petition to this Court there
in alleging, that Mrs Mary Lord, late of Litch-
field, deceased, did, on the 22d day of August,
1912 make and execute to the Trustees OF the
said Abigail, mortgag" deed OF certain pre-
misses living in The village of Litchfeld, 10 Sc
cure the " .ymen' of certain note in said deed
described. which premises are in said deed de-
scribpd as follows, to wit; g a certain tract of
land living in the village OF Litchfield, contain.
ing about two and threequarter acres, bounded
East and South on highway, West on Pliny A.
Eeot's land, and Moth, on Augustus A. Lords
land. with the bGildingS thereon p and frufrthe
alleging, that The said Mary Lord, ON or about
The nth day Of May. 1e4S. died, intestate,
lssvi,ga as hrr heirs AZ lazy, Mrs. Mary Pierpont
wife. II Rev. John PieTpont, of Troy, ". Y.
Joseph l. Lord. and Henry Lord. both Of the
Citv; ccunty and state Of New York, Erastus
Lord. al Rsxhury. Commonwealth of Massa.
Georgianna. daughter Of Geo. Lord,
late ofsthe said city OF New York, deceased.
Mary Ann Snelling, Frances Smelling and EN-
lily Smelling. minor daughters Of MIRA Abby
Smelling, late Of the said city of New York.
deceased, aud further alleging that the said
Erastus A Lord is Administrator Of the estats
oil the said Mrs, Mary L"ra and PRAYING for .
decree of iOreclsu! a;sA ,as' l!'e sid hslFs and
Gninisiratrr.
r < 'Hr~~F,r- Or:s,r~1. Tat sNia H~t;';n.
pc rs,e,nS' d !" she u'At SESSION Of sAYt Sp,'e-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-11

Lf,chfrld-Gideon H. Hollister, Payne
K Kilbt n.
Barkhamsted--Samu N. Pine. Virgil
Taylor, Lester Loomis, Jesse ives.
ColebrOok-Asa White, Jared Deming
Lorcnzo N. Sage, B. F. Perry.
Cornwall-Marlin Porter. H. Z. s. John.
son, Riley Baldwin, G. Bierce.
GoShen--Lyman B. OvialI, Henry KEEL.
ley. George 5. Brewster.
Harwint0n--l w. Noble, Orson Barber
Lewis Smith, Willis Catlin.
New Hanford-Roger H. Mills, Samuel
s. Bates. vi, gil w Kellogg.
Norfulk-F. B. Mills, E G. Lawrence,
A Day, VIM. X. Peck. ...,...
Observation-Disclosures Bradley, Henry B.
Graves. .',.
RoxOury--Lyman Fem, Ebenezer War.
ner.
Saiisbury-Nathan W. Merwin.
WateftOwn-M eift v. Barnes, Els Curtis
Washing iOn-Thoma F. Brinsmade, w
D Sperry. Johnson |. TomliRson.
Woodbury. Nathaniel R Smith.
Winchester-Wm D. FrISbic, John R.
Cook, George Taylor. Normand Adams.
MTDbLEsEx COUNTY.
Middletown-CharlesB uckland, William
Woodward, I. B. Woodwork, Lot ID Van
sands.
Chester-Joseph w. Bates, Hiram II.
Clark. 'sL-..E
Chatham-T. N Golf. Linus Pafmelee,
Warren Veaze., A. q. Bevans.
East Haddam-Moses Culver, T. F..
Green, X. T., Peek, Gideon Higgins.
acknowledgements Brainard, Abraham
Bfsinard, Theodore Child, Orrin Freeman.
Killing~orth--N X Huil. Leander Nor
ton, W E Dickinson.
Poriland--John j Worthington, w II
Bartlett.
Saybrook-C r Doane, Elias Pratt, The
odore Blague, George H Chalker.
ToLLAND COUNTY.
Tolland-Z A Storrs, J R Flynt, s L
Griggs, S r Moredock.
Andover-Ransford Button, Daniel M.
Burnap.
BoIlon-Noah Strong, Henry Alvord.
Columbia Andrew HI Rockwell, Samuel
Byrne.
Coventry-R B Chamberlin, Eleazer Pos
mercy,
Hebron--E P Buell., l. Hendee. Daniel
Way. W l. Ellis.
NATURALIZATION Storrs, Chas. Arnold.
Sumers-Marcus Woodward, Asa Kibbe,
Warren Pomefoy, l. K Grover.
Stafford-George NJ Ives, d Bacon.
Vernon-Alden Skinner, Nelsvn Kings
bury, -.
Willing,nn-John Turner, H L Rider,
Joseph Abbott. E II Carpenter.
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pCOna & ~ :.1ptiOm, dir,

@COMsE.HptiOM, dire and dreaded. Is
the enemy when u Is Inc mission Of Buchan's
hungarian Bais.m to Meet and Overthrow.
And this mission has been performed, in hun
distinguished, authentic, une4uisocal proofs
PAMPHLETS. containing mass OF Certificates
and other evidence, showing the s"equaled
merits Of this grea, English Remedy, may be
obtained of the Agent, gratnitousty.
DAVID F. BRADLEE& SON, sole Agent for
the United States. 100 Washington ST. Boston.
AGENTS.. Bue, Litch6eld w. Fl. Hung.
erfnrd, Wolcottviile; S. Thomas s. Son, Ply
mouth; G. Humphrey. Canaan E. G.. Law
renee & Co Norfolk; Eli Curliss, Water
own; and by tn, dealers in Medicine gener-
ally throughout New England. 81
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District of New Milford, IS }


=. Prrbate Court, Dec. 18Th, iSlS {
= STATE Of Elizabeth Wells, late of
-EA New Milford, IL said District, decea.
sed. The Court ofProhate for the District
of New Milford. hath limited and allowed
Six months from the date hereof, f1r the
creditors of said Estate. represented inSclv>
cnt. in which 10 exhibit their claims there's
to; and has appointed Henry Merwin, and
Albert N Baldwin, EsqrS Commissioners
to receive and examine said claims. Certi-
fed by d c. SANFORD, Esq Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at The dwelling house of Joseph
Wells in said District. on the list day of
February, and The 18th day of June, l849,
at O'clock forenoon, on each of said days.
fur the purpose of attending Oh the business
of said appointment.
HENRY MERNIN, )CommisS
ALBERT n. BALDWIN, { sioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to
SO JOSEPH WELLS, Admir-.
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GWlfETNlNg NEW,
And Prices R0dnced.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER has recently become ac.
4 qnanied Nnh a tie = process ior taking
D.zFUERREOTYPE LLKE.A;E:SS ES,
which renders them muctfmore desirable than
A,,J '..@i h~Ve VISA before beeI. Produced IN
this place.
III Will remain at home few DAYS which will
give those who wish, an uppoltuni to secure
these valuable keepsakes ny csllinO al his res
'dence in WEST STRAET.
Litchfeld. Dec 2fth, ls4s. SO
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AUCTION.

10y order Of the Court OF Probate for the
- District of Liichfeld, will De sold at
Public Auction, on the 18Th day of January
lS49, at the house Of the subscriber, (un-
less previously disposed Of at private safe J
So much Of the Real Estate Of Peter Kid
hey. late Of Warren, deceased, as will raise
the sum of one. hundred and seventy five
dollars and ten cents, with Incident charges
81 sale. ERR GRANNtS, Admir-.
Warren, Dec. IL, 1913. 80
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-11
MICHIGAN LANDS
For Sale or Exchange

EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES of valuabl
IL Land in ShiawASsee County, Michigan
t"clve miles from the Capitol of the state.
Six hundred and forty acres in the town ct
Bennington, is we'll wooded and we'll waiered
with good share of naiural meadow aud ara
bic land This tract Will make four gond farms
with sufficient Of each kind ul land for all farm
ing purposes. Eighty acre has been under
fence and cultivation for some Years The
other one hundred and >ix'v acres lies one ami
half miles SOU h-"ast from the first piece in
the town Ut Perry, is peculiarly valuable tor d
While Cedar Gr"yc, from which shingles can
he made enough TO pay The purchase man.
times: it is The only Cedar Grove in the coun
try. The above Lands will be sold entire er
in sections as may be desired, or exchanged for
a small Farm, or House and Lot, in Connects
cut. on fair terms: one in Ltchfield County
will have thu preference.
For further Information, inquire OF the SUBJ
scriher. A. S. LEWIS
Liichheld, Dec. 10, 1S4S. eow3m-32
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Agricultural Society,

o. The regular meeting Of the Executive
Committee 81 the L,tchGrld County AgricOi.
tural Society, will be held At the Mansion
House. in Lilchield, on the Cd Tuesday, the
9th day Of January, 1870, 9o'clnck, A. M.
Compositions for premiums on CROPS are also
notified to appear at the same time and place
with their statements duly authenticated, and
with specimens of their crops.
F. d. BEEMAN, Secretary.
Litch6eld, Dec. 26ih, 1919.
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Al Court OF Probate holden at New Milford,
within and for the District Of New Milford.
December 4. lS4S.
FHSTATE of Elizabeth Ueus, late Of New
"a Milford, deceased. The Administrators
represents the Estate Insolvenf, aud pray the
appointment Of Commissioners lheI oil; where-
u,,on, Ordered, That Commi ssioners to receive,
examine.tnd adjust the claims ii the cred
tors Of said Estate, be appointed at the Probate
Office in New Milford, OIL The 18th day OF
December, 1913, al . o'clock, forenoon and
that al! pc! SOFAS interested in said Estate may
BE nplfed thereof the Administrator will
cause this order to be published in newspa-
per printed in Litch6eId, and post copy
thereof on the sign post in SAID New Milford,
al leaat ten days before said 18th day of Dec.
instant. A true copy Of Record Attest,
80 D. C. SANFORD, Judge.
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D 8 lict vi Torrlngton, IS.


Probate Court, Dec 80 Is
ESTATE of JASPER G CURTISS, late of
IL Torrington, in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Torrngton hath limited and allowed six
mont hs from the date hereof. for the Creditors
of said Estate, 70 exhibit their claims for set
tlemant Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within said time.
will ~ debarred s recovery. All persons in
debted to sad Estate. are requested to make
immediate payment to
HoRATIo L. W7TefoRE,
3w34 Administrator.
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PROBATIE RBGORD.
Notice.

TNHE Courl OF PROBATE for the District OF
u Liichielu, hath limited and allowed
six months fr.,rn this date, for the creditors
u the Estate OF ASA BARNES, within watch
10 present their claims to the Adm nistrato
TOR seilieni. nt. All claims not presented
within said lime will be debarIcd a recove.
~. All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
FRANCIS BACON, Admir-.
Litchfeld. Dec. Is, lS4S. SO
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& g g g a. 9
no DELIVOTENTSI

Persons indebted to this Office, either
for Advertizing or Subscriptions, will
confer favor upon the Printer by making
inamediate payment. Our Vine friends
in particular are reminded that there is no
better way Of celebrating their recent
glorious triumph. than by bestowing a lib
eral patronage upon their Wing Papersl
Try it, friends
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winssed Dank.

FiNHE Stockholders Of The Winsted Bank arr
u hereby notified that the payment OF the
Ri insialment OF EIV.- DOLLARS, on each
Of their respective shares Of the capital stock.
will be requned to b. IN ,de on the 5th day Of
January. lS4Y, al the Hotel Of II. Webster in
WIHsted Per order of the Directors.
80 GEORGE DUDLEY. President,
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10 RENT, OR FOR SALE.
Dec. 18th
BY-LA w.

AT A TOWN MEETING of the Town Of
Sharon, legally warned and held al the
Town Hall. Nov. 7th, 1915.
Voted, That il The owner Of any cattle, horse
mule, or geese; shall suffer the same at large
TO go out of mis- or her inclosure, after the Is,
day OF April, ls49, such owner shall forfeit and
paw TO any person who shall take up and i'm
pound the same, the sum Of IS cents for each
head Of horses, cattle, mules and geese, for each
time they shall be 90 fnlind let large out of III.
owners inclosure and taken up. That it shall
be the duty Of the Haywards in their several
districts, and it shall be lawful Tor any free.
holder to impound any cattle. horse mule, or
geese 50 found ont of its owners inclosnres and
at large, who. together with the pound keepe,
shall regulate the proceedings, receive the
compensation and have the same powers al arc
granted in the statute laws of this State, enti-
tied : Pounds, "--Ploviled, that nc penalty he
incurred under this Bylaw, shall exceed the
sum nj three dollars; and the owner or owners
Of uchrat'lo, horse, mul or geese SO inbound.
ed, shall not receive the same from the pound
until he shall have paid the person so impound>
ing the same the amount of forfeiture, and tn
the pound keeper his fees and expenses for
keeping said creatures as in other cases of crca-
| lures impounding, provided, that any person
| being an inhabitant of said town. NAV LET one
cow run at large on the highway and common.
and not incur the aforesaid penalty upon get
| ting permit of the select men of said town
| therefore, t-.--,.-
- I,vtea, That the aforesaid bylaw be rub.
lished in the Li,chield Enquirer.
A true copy ofthe Record Certified by
JAMES ORR, Town Clerk.
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MARRIED.

=, IN inns town. on the 3lst ult, by the Rev
Mr.. Henson. Doctor G. Potter of Prospect.
and Miss Betsey Potter of this town.
In Byron. Fond du lac Co. Wisconsin, on
tuesday evening, Nov. 2Sth by the Rev. Mr..
Spofford. Mr.. Edwin Seymour, to Miss Harri
ct Ann. daughter of Herman Bisscll formerly
81 this town.
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Al a Court Of Probate holden at Lltchfield,
within and for the District of Litchfield
on tie 7h day of Dec A. D., 1913.
present-.cHARtEs ADAMS, ESQ . Judge,
II STATE of ELIZA WEIGH, late of Litch
II field. deceased. Ordered, That the Ad-
ministrator exhibit his Admin: strainrs accoun,
to this Court for adjustment, at the Probate
Office, in Litchfield, ON the 18th day of Dec.
ls4S, at 10 O'Clock. A. M, and that all pessDns
interested in said Estate may be notified there
OF, the Administrators will cause this order tc
he published in newspaper printed in Litch-
field county, Attest,
81 CHAS. ADAMS, judge
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FARM FOR SALE.

~ SITUATED on Mount Tom,
EsSs containing about IS acres at Land
Hi such Meadow, Pasture. Wood.
and plough land, aud young Or
chard. and the Fences arc in good repair.
The Farm is well wa,ered: for particulars
call on the subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH TRYON.
Mount Tom, Jan. Cd. lS49. 3w34
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VIE Count ui Probate for the District Of
4 Woodbury., hath limiled and allowed six
months from The date hereof for the creditors
to the Estate Of Sarah Bronson, late of Beth
lem, deceased, to exhibit their claims for SET
dement,. Those who neglect 10 present their
accounts, properly sttesird. within said time.
will he debarred recovery. All persors in-
debled to said Estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment 10
AUGUSTUS WATTLES, Exc.
Rcthlem. Nv. Q9. 1870. 20.
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A, Court of Probate held a, the Pr g,ate a..

Al Court of Probate held a, the Pr bate OF.
flee in Washington, Nov. 23d,' 1s4s.
Present, DAN'L. 3. BRINsMADE, Esq Judge
VNHlS Court limits and allows six months
Il from the date hereof, to the creditors OF
the Estate OF Herman Sweeney, late of Wash
lngtnn, deceased, IL exhibit their claims for
settlement. All persons negectin$ to present
their accounts, propeIly attesied, will be de-
barred a recovery. The Administrator will
cause this NOTICE 20 be published in newspa-
per printed at Litchfsld. and copy put Oh The
SIGN pc ! in said town of Washington, nearest
to where said Sween, last dtvet,
b. ,, DAN'L: B BRlNSMADE, Judge.
All pers,ns indebted to said Estate are re-
quested TO maize immediate payment to
80 DANIEL T. MITCHELL; Admir-.
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rior Court, to be holden at Litcbfield, on me
Sd Tuesday Of February, A. D., 1sA9, and that
notice OF the pendency of said petition be gi-
ven to the said Respondents by publishing this
order ct notice in some newspaper hripted ia
l.iichfield, for three weeks successfully, the
hrst publication at least six weeks before the
said Sd Tuesday Of February. ls49. BY the
Court. +. d. BEEMAE,,.
80 Assistant Clerlt rH
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JUST RECEiVED

DYthe subscriber. l5O Bunches of The f;rst
ID quality warranted SHINGLES, and 1900
punches Of Lath, together with full assort
ment Of Western Lumber and Water Cement
constantly on hand. ]. p. PORTER.
West Cornwall, Oct soth, 1s4s. 4w-3S
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Notice

THE "Ladies Fair" held in Milton las,
week, owing to the bad travelling at hat
time. will be continued Friday afternoon and
evening OF this week, at Stevens Hotel.
We hope this Fair will be fully attended.
Ii ch6eld, Jan. 1st. lS49
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District of Ne,o Milford s. !
Probate Court, Nov 9th. 1a4S. {

Ato'AtG SOulIs ~NOt' Etttis IS4Os y
LNSTATE of Heman Chamberlin, late
~ OF New Milford, in said District, de-
ceased. The Court of Probate fof the Dist, let
of New Milford, hath limited and allowed six
mnnths from the date hereof, for the creditors
of said Estate, represented insalveat. in which
To exhibit theil claims theretos and has APP
pointed Henry Merwin: and julius B. Harri-
son, Esq, Commissioners to receive and exam
inc said claims. Certified by
.r %: d. C. SANFORD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that thvy shall
meet at the late dwelling house Of the deceas-
d. in said New iilford, on the 18th day Of
January, and the Goth day OF Mag, 1s49. at 10
o'clock, in the forenoon on each OF said days
Tor the purpose Of attending on the Business of
said appointment. Il
HENRY MFR1vfN, . Compassion
JULIUS B, HARRlSON.5 ers.
All persons indebted-to said. Eaiate re-
ques'ed to make immediate payment to
3l* JOSIAH REARDSLEY, Admir-.
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DEATHS.

In this town; ON The 9th ult Mrs. Anna
stoddard, widow Of Jesse Sioddard; aged Sd.
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Al Court Of Probate holden at LitciGed,
within and for the District of Litch6ed, on
the 18th day OF Dec. 1913.
Present-CHAs ADAMS. Esq, Judge.
HSTAIE of Medad D. Bishop, late of
Ia Li'chfeld, deceased, Ordered, That
the Administrator exhibit his Administrator
account to This Court for adjustment, on the
Sth day of January, 1919. at lu O'Clock in the
forenoon; and that all persons interested in
said Estate may be notified thereof, the Admi-
nlsrator will cause this order to be published
in newspaper printed in Litchfeld County,
and post copy hereof on the sign pnst near
est the lite res dcnce of said deceased, in said
town Of Lhchfrid
A trn- copy of Record.
80 CHAS. ADAMS Judge