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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
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FtOodte Ioufts reDr0aiy Jun, 1919 )
TTPON the application Of Samuel E. MeFsviH
~ Of Brookislds in Fairfield County, shcws
ing TO this Court thar be is the Guardian ri
stephen " Merwin, Of New Milford, minv {
belonging to said District, and that sa;S rriroe
Is tne owner Of the follcw'ing Eesl Estate, ~
ing IN said New Milford, viz one piece e
land containing thee acres. one quarter anc
tnlr'y'seven rods, more or less, bounded north
On Isaac n. Merwin's land. west on PAMELA
A. slerwin's land and Elijah Downs heirs land. .
south on Pamelia's land, and east on Highway.
One piece containing nine acres, nare o. less,
bounded north on Solomon Bosiwick's land,
west on Major Terrill's heirs land and 50 id
Downs heirs land, snuth OH Anne M. Merwir'4
land and said Stephens ether .isnd east a.,
said Isaac's land, both Cf said pieces valued at
about $50 dollars,
And also, one Piece containing elk acres, orr
quarter and eight Ids, s.ore o? less bounded
moth on laid which tcrmerly belonged TO
FatiF NJ. MeTWIn, deceased, east on SAID Isaac =
land, south on Mary E. Merwir's land and
Martha w Merwin's land. west or said Mar
tha'S land and said Anne's lard. valued at
about 275 dollars, and showing just and rea-
soNab'e cause for selling said real estate pray.
ing for an oder, ard that he. or some Other
meet person be empowered 10 sell the same, AZ
per application on file, dated the 10th DAY OF
February, ls49. more fully appears.
oRDERED-Thatt the foregoing az rlicatioR
be EeaFd Al the Probate Office, IN n, W Miifcrd,
on the 2sth day Of April, 1919 at 9 O'Clock,
fore noon and that notice thereof be publish.
ed in some public newspaper published in
Liichfeld, near the place where such real es-
tate lies, three weeks excessively, at least six
weeks before said line assigned.
al DAVID C. SANFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
DEAT

At Sharon, Feb 9Th, Mrs. Almira Bnell,
aged rs, daughter Of the late Hon. John
Garfield.
At South Canaan, Feb. 26,h, Amsi NJ.
Judd, aged "a.
In Stamford. Feb 10Th. very suddenly,
Mr.. Frederick Lockwood, aged g.
Al Brooklyn. N. Y. Feb. 25th, Edward
A. Morgan. late OF New Haven. aged q.
A, Richmond, Va, Dec. IA, Anna Bella,
aged 81, widow of the late David J. Burr.
Her Rrst hNsband was Aaron Burr Reeve,
son Of the late Judge Reeve, late of this vii.
lage. Her son, Burr Reeve, who died in
1889, was the last descendant of the Reeve
family.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
MICHIGAN LANDS
For Sale or Exchange.

light HUNDRED ACRES Of valuable
IL Land in Shiawassee County. Michigan,
twelve mileO from the Capitol OF the State.
Six hundred and ior,s acres in the town OK
Remington, is wei wooded and we'll watered
with good share Of natural meadow ahdarap
Gland This tract willmske four good farms
with sufficient Of each kind Of land for all FARM
ing purposes, Eigsty acre has been under
fence and cultivation for some wears. The
s0iher one hu ri. "a asd sixiS acres Gies cne and
half miles southeast from the FIRE, piece in
the Town u Perry, is peculiarly valuable tor u
Whi,e Cedar Grove, Il ON which shingles caR
pc made enough 10 pay the purchase many
times: il is fae onIv CedarI'. owe in the coua.
try. The anove Lands viii be said entire ~
10 seei'aas ~ may be desired. or exchanged for
q small fSem. or House and Lot. in Cenrscti.
cut. on fair terms one in Litehfield County
will have the preference.
For further information, inquire ~ the subs
scriber. A s LEWIS
Lilchaeld. Dec. 10, isis. sow3m-52
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
At Court of Probate held at Washington,
within and for the District of Washington.

At Court of Probate held at Washington,
within and for the District Of Washington,
on the 5th day of FRhraarg, 1919.
Present DAN'L. q. BRINSM A DE Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of AbJah Tomlnson. Of
~ Washington, Aforesaid. showing to this
Court that he is Guardian 10 Elijah w. Bald.
win, Abel Baldwin and Jerome E Baldwin. of
said Warrington. and that said minors own
certain Real Estate situated in the town OF
Washington. in said D!stiict, 4 ar undivi-
ded interest III the land and buildings formerly
owned BY Elijah baldwin, their father, late
deceased lying in common and undivided, and
unequal proportions, with the other heirs ot
SAID Elijah Baldwin, subject 10 distribution
agreeable to said Baldwin's last win and Tps-
lament.
The whole Ct The interest Of said minors ia
said premises heing valued at 900 dollars,
praying this Court COR reasons set forth in said
petition to make an order, authorizing and en-
poweriRg said petitioner or some other meet
person TO sell and convey the interests of said
minors IN said described premises according 10
the statute in such case made and prov ded, az
per petition on file, dated Feb. Is, is49.
ORDERED--Tha, said petition be continued
to the last Monday Of April, 1s4a, then 10 be
heard and determined al the Probate Office ia
Rid Washington, at 10 O'clock, in tho fore
moons and that notice OF the pending Of this
petition be given by publishing this order in 4
newspaper printed in Litch6eld. ihIee weeks
successfully. at least six weeks before the said
last Monday in April, 1919.
A true copy Of Record
IL DAN'L. r. ER1NSMADE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
A Rare Chance.

II AViNG been in business for more than
IL 40years, the subsc, ibers have come TO the
C INCLUSION 10 retire from The active mercantile
business, and are therefore, wishing 10 dispose
ofthsir stock in trade. and to rent their Store
for q term Of years 10 some active, judiciuus and
capable young man. which will be dane on the
most favorable terms.
Having one Of the most capacious and con-
venient Stores in the County. located within
less than miles OF the Nangatuck Railroad
new contracting, with good and level road
leading to the sasne. and being surrounded by
an extensive population If thriving farmers for
custom IRE. who manufacture tbs best Cheese
make in America. and having long est ablioh,
ed house in Baltimore and the almost Sxclu-
Sive contract Of that Cheese Market. and ma.
ny Of the best customers in other markeis: ii
presents. altogether. rare induceTneBt to a
young man of correct business habits. Sh"tAd
no suitable person offer TO purchase. we may
be induced TO receive young man into part
nership. on very favorable terms. TO transact
the entite business Of the fEm.
-...r ...,. @ g. Z. HURLBUT.
Winchester CeatYe. Feb. ls4O. tf4O
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
DAVID C. SANFORD. Judge.
D1sTR1cr OF New MILFORD. 50. !
Probate (,ourt Fshrnary 10Th l6Ao

bVO@tG SOOttp AVtAN kCNV-
TTPON The application Of Charles Hawicy.
~ Esq, of Brookfeld. in Fairfield County.
showing 10 this Court that he is Guardian OF
belonging to said District, aud that said minor
is the owner Of the following Real Estate ly>
ing in said New Milford, viz :: ONE piece con-
tanning seven acres, three quarters and twenty
four rods, more OF less, bounded south on
Highway, east on Anne M. Merwin's land, and
north and west on Elijah Downs heirs land
One piece containing ten acres, more Or less,
bounded north on Stephen w. Morwin's land.
east on Highway south on MAJ haniel Bronson's
land, west on Elijah Downs heirs land, both
valued at 272 dollars.
And also, one piece containing six acres
and four rods more of less, bounded north on
Highway and said Anne's land, west on Isaac
N. MeIwin's land, south on said Downs heirs
land, east on said Stephens land. said IsaAc's
land, Samuel E. Merwln's land, Martha w
Merwin's land, Mary E. Merwin's land, said
Pamelia's ether land and said Annc's land.
And enc piece OF wood land containing two
acres. three quarters and twenty-five rods.
more or less, bounded east by Highway, north
on said Anne's land, west on said Pamelia's
other land, and south on Mary's land. And
one piece containing one acre. one quarter and
eight rods, more fcss, bounded north on said
Isaac's land, west and south on said Anne's
land, and east on Highway; these last pieces
being valued at about $50 dollars, and show.
ing JUS; and reasonable cause for selling said
real estate praying for an order, and that he
or some other meet person be empowered to
sell the same, as per application on Gle, dated
the 10th day Of February, ls49. more fully
appears.
ORDERED-That the foregoing apple ation
be heard At the Probate Office in New Milford
on the 2eth day Of April. ls49. at 0 o'clock,
forenoon; and that notice thereof be published
in some public newspaper published at Litch>
Geld, near the place where such real estate
lies, three week successfully, at least six
weeks before said time assigned.
IL DAVID c. SANFORD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
MARRIED.

In 81. Paui's Church, Bantam Falls.)
on the 25.h Feb. by the Rev. F. d: Harri-
man, Mr.. VIM. M. Wheeler, of Li,chfleld,
to Miss Mary S. Platt, OF Warren.
In Winsted, by the Rev. Mr., Beach, Mr..
VIM. c. Nesus, and Miss Jane Harris.
Ia New Milford. Feb. 18th, Belhusl Treat,
Esq. Of South Britain. and Mary. daughter
OF the date Amos Aoglhsap. Of the former
place.
A. New York, FEB. 28th, by the Rev Dr.
Patton, Mr.. Ludlew Patton. 500 Of Doc.o1
Patton, and Miss Abby j. Huachinsen, of
the Hutchinson family. Milford, NH.
IN New Preston, Feb. 7lh. Sy Rev. H.
Rad, Eli Chamberlain, Eeq. to Mrs. Laura
Noble, both of Ken:.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

~M L. oRAHAn, Rsq., Of salisbu.
~, is authorized to receive payment fol
newspapers and advertisements, On &C.
counts due this Office.
G. D. WADHAMs, Esq, do, Wolcottville
LYMAN SMITH, Esq, do, Bridgewater.
7. F. BRENsMADE, Esq, do. Washington.
LEWIS Smith, Esq, do, Harwinton.
LEVI s. KNApP, Esq, New Milford.
G. B. WALLER, Esq, New Preston.
Hon. LucIUs CLARK, Winsted.
JOSEPH w. Cone, West Cornwall.
Maj. P. w. Mus, Kent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
DIsT&Icr u New M1LEeRD, ss. \

Probate Court. Feb ruary 10Th, lSA9.
IT pom the application OF Aiary Jane SAM
~ lord, Of said New Milford. showing TO thiA
Court that she is the Guardian OF John H.
Sanford. of said New Milford, minor belong.
ing to said District, and sl,as said minor il the
owner of the following Real Estate, lying iu
Roxbnry, viz: one undivid, seventeenth part
of the following land and buildings thereon,
viz one piece bounded north by George hurl.
butts land and Silas Minors land, east hv Sid.
ney B,oth's land, south and west by Highway.
containing thlriS-two acres, more or less, with
a dwelling house and other buildings thereon,
valued at about $2l79 A. One piece bounded
north by Highway, EAST by said Hur!bu,'s land.
south by said Booths land and Richard Barnes
land, and west by Highway. containing twen-
ty-tw" acres and one hall, valued. at 81 1875.
One piece bounded north and east by high.
way, south by Sarah Sanfoid's land, and west
by Daniel +. Burritl's land and Highway. can.
tanning forty>three acres and one half. valued
at Gl30j. One niece tcunaoL north, east and
south by Highway, west t Y said Huribul stand
containing SXty-one acres and three quarters,
valued at $l54S 75- One piece bounded h>rlh
by said Huribntsa 'aNd .aat By Arlaza ! I'll
re- - land, ssd south and west by lIignway,
containing weniy-three acrrs and twenty Ids,
valued al Ss543 so. One piece bonnt.> ID aorth
~ sa!d Lathrop's land, east by said Hu. ibui's
i"hS't Suu' ~ sdSd DhItIliS IdIlQ anu lINE3AM
Fenn's land, and west ~ J. fn Warmers tand.
containing tw:.ve acres. m"re or Isss. v 'red
al $s4, and one piece bounded north by Samn-
e 1hornss' land, east by Sheldon Smiths lsnds
south by Sheldon Leavenworth's land I'd
by Highway containing three acres and tvEelEe
rods, with dwelling house and barn thereon.
valued at $1,000, it being all suffice; to dover
in the widow OF the late Stephen Sanford. KAx
deceased; and showing just and reasonatM
cause for selling said real estate; praying for
an order, and that she or some Other meet per-
son be empowered 10 sell the same, as per q.
plicalon on file, dated the i9lh day Of Feb'y.
ls49, more fully appears
ORDERED-That the foregoing application
be heard at the Probate Office, iii New Mil
ford. on the 5'h day Of May, ls49, at s o'clock,
forenoon; and that notice thereof be published
in some public newspaper published at Litch~
hsld, near the place where such real estate
lies, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, at least six
| weeks before said time assigned
al DAVID G.. SANFORD, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
A SAVAGE LEPTRR

Gen. Shields, recently elected to the
u. 8. Senate from Illinois. is the an-
thor Of the following letter to broth
or democrat and his colleague in the
Senate: .-- .E4.tl..-
WAsRINGToH. Feb. e. 1S49.
Hon. SDnEY BaRKss - tf
Sir-On my return 70 this country from
Mexico-broken in constitution, feeble in
health, and still suffering under the effect of
wounds, you were the only man in the city
Of Washington who received me with cold
ness and unkindneSS. When the city h0a
ored me with public dinner, winch was
generously intended, not only as a compli-
ment To me bat to my State, yen were lhe
only man who deClined 70 ATTEND that din>
ner. You went farahers yoH prOpaga.ed a
TepOrl here in Washington, and circulated
ii atterward in Illinois, that was ineligi-
BILE to the Office of Senator, and this too af-
ter had poured out my blood like water on
the battle field of my eoRn,ry. You pub
lished an article in the ST. Louis RepWhli-
can, charging me with inelig ibility-doing
that which thought no man il these Uni
ted States won Id have been mean enough to
do In my case, even if ii had been true.
You, however, did this, knowing it to be
untrue. On this subject have simply to
say, that had been defeated by you on that
ground, had sworn in my heart that yon
never should have proited by your success;
aud depend upon il, Iwould have kept tina,
VOW. regardless of consequences. That,
however, is now passed, and the VOW is
Co ncelled by ysur defeat. Why ! address
you now, is simply this In 1910, you gave
me something in the shape of final ceri-
6cate of naturalization in bingham Court.
You knew at the time that ] was naturali-
zed by law, and BY the naturalization Of my
father while / was / N NOR. told you the
circumstances, aAd, as then talked Of 60
ing 70 Canada, in case Of war, you offered
to give me a certificate which would simpli.
fy the proof in case OF difficulty. Now
wish you 70 give me letter acknowledging
these fAc.s. | write you IA private letter for
lhat purpose. should have seat a friend
at once aud imPeralively demanded such a
letter, but felt that 10 disgracing you !
should disgrace the State that had made
yon and myself Senators, and also wish
ed 10 give you an opportunity TO make this
acknowledgment quietly II, however, YOU
pers's. in your course Of injustice toward
the, and refuse this request here give You
fair warning. i.et the consequences fall ON
! your own head. 1 shall hold myself acqIi,.
ted, both before God and man. for the course
shall feel bound to pursue toward you.
Your obedient servant.
JAS. SHIELDS
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08


Probate Court. February lRth. isas
STATE of John Wilson, late Of Go, aw All
~ in'said District deceased: The Court al
Proesfs fes.the Disirici Of Cornwall. bath lin.
tied and allowed six months from the dais
hereqf fnF ths .eseditaEs Of said Estate, sepFe.
sentsA ihssiEeaf. ID which 10 EXHIBIT their
claims fAsselos and hes appninted chas. Lewii
end Ssba q. Calhoun, EsqFs .cf said Cornwall:
Comrlssisnera.t receive ard eEagnins ss'd
CLAIMS. Certified hs n ~ s
.sRfilEo KELLOGG. Eaq .. Jsdga,
Tie sahscsibeFs give notice thai they Gall
meet 81 ehs heuse a. Edmund gkih. ~ sesd
c0rHWaii. IN chs ieth day Of Mech and on he
10th day e August next. st 10 O'clock. IN che
forenoon. IN each II said days, Cor the purpose
Of attending m the business 81 said aprstui-
ment. a. CHAs. LEWtss Comssss-
y 1OHN c. CALHOUN sisHsss
\ An peIaans .indsbtaa 70 said' fslats aEs r.
qussled 70 make immehiaie pfNneni 10
EOMOND SKIFF, Esseisasv.
Cornwall. FEB. 10. i6t0. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
DIsTRIcT OF New MILFORD, % 1
Probate Court, February lOth, lS49. 4

Upon the application Of Beers Foot, Of
~ Brook6eld, in Fairfield County. show
ing 10 this Court that he is the Guardian OF
Anne M. Merwin, of New Milford. minor
belonging to said District, and that said
misor 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 ny PAMELA A.
Merwih's land, south BY said Pamslia's
land and said Anne's other land, east by
said Anne's other land and Pamelia's land,
Isaac N. MerWin's laad, Mary E. Merwin's
land. Martha W. Merwin's land, and Sam.
uel e. Merwin's land. One piece contain
ing three acres, three quarters and thirty
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, aad
east on Highway; both Of said pieces being
valaed az about $50 dollars.
And also. one piece containing thirteen
acres, three quarters, and twenty. -four rods
more or less, bounded wes, on said Pamslia's
land. south on Highway. and said Mays
land, and said Martha,s land, east on said
Mary's land and Stephen w. Msrwin'sland,
north ON land formerly belonging 70 Patty
NJ. Merwin, dece sed. and ON Elijah Downs
heirs tand, valued ut about rs dollars, and
showing just and reasonable cause Cor cell
sng said real estate: praying Cor an order
and ahai he or ssms other meet persos b
empowered. 20 cell ahe Aane, rs per appli.
Gallon on de. 'dated she i0lh day Of FebTu
AIRY. 1888, more iidlg appears.
4 ORDEkED--Thss che foregoing appii'
casioR. BE heard ~ che Probate Office. IL
New ..Alilfsrsson che 2eah day Of April
le9n.sa y 0sqloek. foreno0n; sud that 40
Gee thsEenf BE- pablighsd On some public
newapapsE near the place where such real
easate lies. three weeks euccessively'. 81
least six WEEKS belhfe said time ssSlgnsd.
Al DAVID g. SANFoeD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
4 tFNe Copy OF Record.
CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
At a Court of Probate held at Kent, with

At Court Of Probate held at Kent, within
and for the District Of Kent, on the lat
day Of March A D. lS49.
Present job NSON C. HATCH, ESQ.,, Judge.
ON motion OF james Stuart Executor Of
~ The last will and testament Of ABILENE
STUART late Of said district deceased This
Court doth decree that six months from this
date be allowed and limited for the Creditors
Of said estate. within which to exhibit their
claims against the same or be debarred a re-
covery. and directs that public notice thereof
be given by advertising this order in News
paper printed in Litch6eld County, and by
posting copy hereofon the public aign- post
nearest where said deceased last dwelt in SAID
District.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
H. WALTER B. PECK. I Admins
JOHN b. PECK, trators,
Dated at New Milford, 26th of Feb. I649.

Said Farm lies one mile easterly from New
Milford village. on the road leading to Roxbu-
ry, containing SO acres Tbirt,-ive acres Of
the Homestead, mostly meadow land and an
Orchard of choice fruit with two story dwell.
ling House, tive Barns. one Cow House. enc
Corn House. and other ont buildings. Wafer
tuns through the Barn Yard--theIe is three
living Springs ai wafer N the place and good
Well of water. Thirty tour ceres lies h0lf .
mile north, aud is Meadow, Plough ard Pea
tnre land, viii bO sold in pieces, or the " hole
10 suit purchasers. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
FOR SALE,

"a A FARM situated in Tor
fssSsN rngton, Within three miles of
Esss WolcotlvIlie and 1he line of the
$3.50 Nauga.uck Nailread, contain
ing about 1876 Acres Of Land, well wa,ered,
and otherwise calculated for good Dairy
Farm, with House. Barns and out hous>
es, conveniently arranged. Good water
brought into the house and yards. One
half the purchase money can remain on
the premises. Enquire OF Levi Hodges, of
Torring ton. or Of the subscriber.
WILLARD HODGES.
Torringtoa, March 2. 1919. *6w43
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
Dissolution.

VlH9 limited partnership now existing.
i wherein the undersigned WIZ. T. BACON
is the special partner. and WM. B HoTcHKass
the general partner, under the name, style and
firm Of H0T'CHKISS g. LOOMS, is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent.
WIN. r. BACON,
Nm B. HOTCHKISS.
All affairs of the said Arm of Hotchkiss s.
Loomis, will be setiled BY the snsscribcr, on
whose sole account the business will hereafter
be conducted.
WIN. B. HoTCHKISS.
Woodbury.. March LIST. l549. "42
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

We learn, says the New York Tribune.
that it has been decided to give the Mis-.
sion to Berlin to Col. Webb, editor of the
Courier and Enquirer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
PMhLic Lecture.

N-Rev. Mr.. NORTON, viii deliver lee.
ture before the Lyceum at Bantam Falls
Thursday Evening. March Sth, to begin at :
o'clock Subject, a. The means Of improving
our Common Schools @r
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
Pnhlic lAcfnre.

eJ-Rev. Mr.. NORTON will lecture On
e Common Schools" at the Hall Of the Sons
OF Temperance, on Friday eyeRiag March 9th
Al O'clock. Ladies and Gentlemen are invi-
ted to attend &
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
Books. Periodicals, sc.

THE subscriber rchtincss 10 supply by ex-
press. mail and oikerUise, u she lowest
Cash prices. all orders ~ Books, Periodi-
cals. Engravings. Mueic. Ge.. addressed To him
AZ No. 50 Nassau street. New Yofk. He will
furnish catalogues at standard Works and the
latest publicstions Of che day, fr"m which se-
leciions can be made. end @ which ne Will
srnrx he psices Il which he ssill sasply them
Mnch sime and labsr u ihas sass1 81 puseha!
ssss. ssho are assured sAat ha Sxill snsaiSh fhem
q fhn naiAlishem aeWest eaiss.
Oxaess tbast paid, = stfsa1sa te asurnui with
eae ussaosl psamplisWde despatch.
q. LsbsasinMs. Tssehefss &C.. ~ well o. In.
3iVidnals. will Gnd Il eeaSsRiems and to THEFT
inassaul % address was. PATTON,
Fse. "a. ISSO. GS
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
Notice.

~ An adjourned meeting Of the Exc.
cnilve Committee, of the Litch6eld Coun.
~ Agricultural Society, will be held at
the MANSION HOUSE,, 10 Litchfeld, on the
18th Cruesday0 Of Marct. le49, at 10
O'Clock, A. Nj. T-E
~ F. D. BEEMAN, Rec. Sec.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

Drovs Of Cattle ooer the Fdlts.-We
understand that drove of 200 fat cat
tie from Michigan passed over the wire
Suspension Bridge, below the Falls, yes
terday afternoon. Buffalo Erpess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
NOTICE.

"A SPECIAL Mpriing 81 the sipckholdsF'
"A Of The Alnilalnek Nag ca. will Be hald
81 q the Miil ~ eaiA caanaas. - Vedne..
lay. ghe aelh - tha present psenik - oo'el'a.
An. -, n. II. MORSE, pseSiaenl.
TlsFNlnlsn. Fsh. 10. tsae. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

Al Court Of Probate holden 81 Ksni, wi'hin
and for the District Of Kent. on the l9lh day
ofFsb.. A. d. IS49.
Present. JOHNSON C. HATCH. Esq Judge
tbs Exeeators OF the last Will and Testa-
L nent of Nathsnisl P. Perry. late sf Kent.
in said District, deceased. represented the Is
tate Of said dscsased. insolvent. and prayed the
appointment Of Commissioners. thereon
Whereupon, Ordered. That Commissioners
70 receive. exsmine and adjust the claims OF
CREDITOR nf said Estate be appointed al fhs
Probate Office in said District, on the 10Th day
Of March next. at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, and that
ell persona snieresied may be notified thereof.
said Executors ere directed to cause this order
TO DO published in newspaper printed in
Litehheld. and pssfs copy thereof on the pub
lie aisn, lost, nearest where said deceased last
dwslf said Kent. 50
/. % -J0i NSoN. C. HATCH. Judgs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08
Winsted Bank.

iFHE Stockholders of the Winsted Bank
u are hereby notified that the Third In
s,almen, of Five Dollars per share. OF the Ca
Di,sl stock Of said Bank. becomes due and pay
able on Tuesday. the 9th day Of March. iS4V.
gOHN ROYD. Temp. Cashier.
Wipsted, Feb. "a, l5i9. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-03-08

DURSUANT TO an order from the Court Of
a Probate for the District Of New Milford,
will be sold a! Public Auction, 10 me highest
bidder, on the 9th day Of March, Is49, OF 10
o'clock, in the forenoon, (uniess previously die
posed OF at private sale. SO much Of the Real
Estate Of Bennitt Peck, late If New Milford,
deceased, as wi raise the sum Of 93s43 .9V and
incident charges. Sale TO take place at the
late dwelling house Of said deceased, in said
New Milford. Terms made known at the time
of aale