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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
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I'VE have received the following well written
letter from an unknown correspondent enclosing
Mrs. Sigourney's beautiful lines on California
which we insert with pleasure, and taking The lib
erty to prefix the letter, lin female handy as
a suitable prefacc.--ED
For the Freeman.
Mossrs. Editors III think have never seen
the Song of the Guild King" in the Freeman,
and therefore send it to you Tor publication, IT
!, you shall see fit. In my humble opinion, there
is much truth i'll the sentiments therein contain
cd Alas how many will sell their souls" for
the love of gold and how many family CIRCLES
are broken up and otherwise happy homes made
desoAH,e. Some worth their ten thousands here,
must needs obtain little more, for the cduca-
tiDn ut their ohildren Of course the wife and
little unes must be left to take care of them
selves, whilp the husband and father embarks
on an uncertain voyage to the far famed land Of
wealth. For while, his letters home are laden
with pleasing inteIligencc-tha' not day pass
es but he obtains a portion Of the precious dust.
At length letter ocmes, written by an unknown
|. hand, containing the heart rending news that he
/ is dead. Think you, as that discunsoatc motht r
gathers her fatherless children around her, that
all the wealth Of California could make up her
loss? And what Of him who died IN that
strange land? Oh, methinks though his head
might recline TN a pillow OF solid gold no would
gladly have exchanged 1t for the kind attentions
Of muther, wife or sister. | envy MT tn.
wealth of those who can thus sacrifice the
pleasures OF home, and tear themselves ava.
from all the "ndearng associations which cus
ter around the firesde.
Neither are the female PARTON of communlt!
exempt from that love of gain-mnny there arr
who bow at the itostOol Of Mammon. and thlnl
no tire lsure to1 costly to lay upon the altar o
the God of this world. How often do We hra
the sister exclaim--"I wish TO have my brothe
go and seek iortune--I have mind to go my
self" and there are some wives who are urgen
tn have their Husbands depart to this far iameC
Ell Dorado. Indeed, Ipuee knew a young BRIDE
who told hes husband, no, long sttSr they vert
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25
VOLUME VII. NO. II.

six hours his u Sc was not percentihle wbo,
that returned, they administered chorotorn and
amputated his arm, for it hld been cnt nearly
II by th' stone. Ampntatlon was supposed to
''ve been very successfully done-for it was
ut oil daDger-but sad to relnte, the next day
re was attacked with lock jaw and died. Ills
nneral was attended by all III, Americans in
The city. and by one good Englishman, who
;aine IN hs carriage and fpliowed to the burial.
10 ltalr'ns aud no military escort were sent bv
he King or permitted from the squldron. [
suppose they were fearful Of American soldiers
I IL a most melancholy occurrence, and excit ed
great deel of sympathy of course."-Jouynn,
Of Commerce. ea, "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-25

a soldier at the hotel des Invlijs, in Paris
hung him self by IL post and was short time
after mtaed ny a dozen others. The couta-
gl0n Of this example was only checked bv the
removal of the fatal post. Napoleon on one oc-
caslnn caused centre box 10 be bnrned in
which succession Of snlciG's Ind occurred -
At a certain period at NJ llta. 81 cdns were 50
frlghtlully multiplied in Il regiment in garrison
that the conmandl"t adopted many plans to ar
rest then--hut ulI ~ VAIN. 1t was only after
working ON their superstition by refusing Christ
ian burial in such cases, thai the spirit or nnita.
ton ceased. In Lyons the women conceived on
crtaiD occasion passion for self destruction,
and many threw thrm selves into the wells of the
town LISA well known fIct ID France, TINT Mt
the little village Of Sainte-P Pierre Monzan, in
the department of Valals, woman hung her
and had moi tn" civil authorities incriprred. tie
conogion would have spread indefinitely. 1t
may seem strange, but it i n, e45 true, thlt
there existed at B"r in club of suicides. com
posed OF SIX persons. Who boldly aVu" ed thclr
intention Of destroying themselves, and sought
by all possible means to make proseyte@.-
they were scofYtd at and ndcued but three
Of the number committed the act in conformity
with their pledge, and in the end the act was
consummaed BY the remaining lhren. The last
killed herself in 1917, A club Of suicides has
also existed in Paris, composed of twelve indI.
vduals. The rule that governed tie society
was that they should select every year one who
should die by his own hand. These instances
serve TO illustrate the foIce of example, and The
tendoncy to imitation; since they were too
strong, where other causes combined to and, for
the checks OF conscience or tue instructive fear
Of death,
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TERA,-si.so in advanagB LIS after three months, !
200 Ger six months Or Village subscribers, 100.
a Transportation muspn all cases. be paid by the sui
seribsfs.AA +ee
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Che .Greelllall

Is PUgLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY M6RNINdi
In Wdinsrighfs Building, Second Floor Ftos
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18


Great Fire IA philadelphia On Tues.
day last, FIRE broke out IN the i've STORY
|baiiding adjoining Ridsway e. Budd's
warehouse, on the wharfbelow Vine street,
PhiladelPhia. The ere extended through
Front 81. from nenr Race to above CaIIow-
hill, then through Vine To Second, through
John. New Market and Second, from New
|st. up 10 C'.llowhill 81, leye'ing at least 400
buildings. Three explosions occurred, XII |
ling several persons; many others we're
|'ramPled TO death by the crowd, and others
Jumped into the river and were drowned I.
Fhe number Of lives lost is estimated TO be
at least 100!
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THE FUNERAL.

The Funeral of President TAYLOR tool
place IL the city Of Washington on Sat.
nrday.
At sunrise on that day, Federal Saute
was fred from the Military Stations in the
vicinity Of Washington. Nearly all Ihe
houses On the Avenue thro Ugh which tbs
Fuueral Procession was TO pass were Ora
ped with mourning. The doors Ofthe Pres
ideln's house were opened al9 o'clock, fo'
ahe admission of the Cabinet. Ia the mean
aime. immense crowds were gather ing
Ia that vicinity.
The troops formed in tine in the Avenue
horth OF the Presidents mansion, precisely
at Ii o'clock-Major Sedgwick's corps of
u Light Artillery resting opposite the
War Department.
The procession moved at P. NJ, when
minute guns were fred by detachmentS of
ARTILLERY stationed near ST. Johns church,
fhe City Hall, and The Capitol.
The pageant exceeded everything OF theI
kind, in order and magni6cence. that ever
eook place in the metropolis. Fifteen huns
dred military, an indefinite number of civil
functlonaries and societies, aud more than
one hundred carriages, assi,ej TO make mp,
the procession which was three quarters
Of an hour in passing. The minute guns
and the heavy lolling Of bells, meantime, )!
added mach TO the soemnity Of the occa !
sion.
The funeral ceremonies were perfurmedI
by the Rev. DIS. Butler and PyEe, the lat
tel of whom delivered an impressive fqner. !
al GRAFTON, in presence Of The Senate and:
House, the family Of the deceased. the ar,
my AMI navy, clergy, &c.
The pall-bearers wire, Senator'S T. Smith,
Clly, Cass, B.rrien, Webster, Benton. Hon
Messrs. Winthrop, Mcdowell, Boyd: Hugh
Whjtc, Flo mes, Vinton and Walker, G. WI
P.Cus,is, Esq Chief Justice Cranch, Gen
erals G bson, Jesur and Henderson, JosephS
Gales. Esq. and Com. Ballard.
The corpse iving been consigned TO the
TOMB, The salute was fri, aaI the process u
sion retnrac4 l,the city.
General SeQii, accompanied by his staff
commanded the funeral escort.
The heavy Funeral Car YtS drawn by 8 /
white horses, richly and appro .'rale'y ca
pArisoned, each led bY groom dressed inI
black.
'Oll Whitley the favorile war horse of
Gle eral Taylor, followed Immediately be-
hind the Car. lie wore his actuslomedI
sadile, s1rmaa tied by the holsters, &C.,
lie WAS lei by NJ. S:hwar,zman, Il clerk
in the post 9TH ,e department, who h Id ser,
we'd in the Intian Wars with g. nera Tay
lor for thirteen years.
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Dis,ric, Of Li,chheli. IS. ,

District OF Litchhelh. IS. ,
Probate Court, June 10, 1850.
HESITATE Of BENJAMIN ROBERTS
IL late Of Goshen In said District d.
ceas ed.
The Court Of Probate for the DistEict0s
liitchfelJ, hath limited and allowed SIX
months from the date hereof, for the Cred
iiOrs of said Estate, represented insolvent,
.In which 10 exhibit their claims thereto !;
and has appointed Nessrs Benjamin. Sedgs
wick and Joseph ]. Gaylord, Commission.
ers TO receive and examine said Claims.
Certified BY CHARLES ADAMS, Judge,
THE SubscrlheTs give noiiee that they
shall meet q the late TesideEce Of said de-
ceased. In said Goshen. On the Isl Monday
in july aud The Cd Monday IN December
1850. At o'clock In the afierRoon, on each
|'f said days, for the purpose Of attending
pn The business Of said appointment.
BERy SEDcwIcE, rs,...,...
JpsEFH I. GAyLgRp, -
All persons indebted % said Estate are
|requesteA 3, make Immediate payment 10
ARNAs R0BkRTs, r....
S Dawn r. SAITH. AsS1s0as.
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~ ALE OF REAL ESTATE.--Pursnan it-
~ an order from the Court If Probate fci
me district Vt Salisbury. will be sold at Public
Auction, Ell the 9th day of July. 1850, al 9
|ocl 'ck, p. m !, at the late residence Of Henry
saunders. late ot Salisbury. deceased, so much
Of the Real Estate OF sa d deceased, a. with
raise the sum Of Six hundred aud sixty SIX
dollars, if not previously disposed # at private
sale. PETER Nc ARrnUR, Admin.
VIM. B. SNIDER, stra:ors.
Salisbury, .lRly IL. 1850 %
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Litcllfeld Bakery

3rENHE subscribers have erected BAKE.
RYi this village, with the latest
10 machinery, and are pre-
Dared 10 supply the public with
BREAD, CRACKERS and CAKES Of all
kinds.
1--we have secured the services of an expert
enced practical Baker, whose repulasiCnis
as hieh as any In the State, and we feel
warranted in the assurance that we can
Turn Oh anything in our line of quality
equal at leas. 10 any other establishment.
|The patronage OF this community is res
|pec,rully solicited.
Er HaMcU Gake for Weddings.
Parties, Raisings, &C., made to order at
Tho shortest notice and in the most approx
led manner.
MA Wagon wilh Bread, Kusk, AMI
Cakes, will run through the village and 10
|Nolc0ttvillc every other day.
HTPersnLs can be Supplied BY calling
lat The Bakery in Prospect street. or a. 4.
In. Humans Grocery in West street.
HINMAN e. STRONG.
Li;chfeld, june =, 1850. At
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Temperance Meetiag.

The LIrcnFIELD County TEMpERANcfI
SocIzrY. held its monthly meeting al
Torfinsford, June 25,h. The Presi'en
being abssnl RoDGRIcx BtssELL. E,q, oil
Turrinsfsid: was calc to the chair. The
meeting was opened with prayer by thtI
Rev. VIM II. Moore. The delegation wa>|
full one considering the busy season oil
the year and The apathy which prevails id
some parts Of the county. The Sons wers
also there. m 'nifes ing their usual zeal ard
warm. hearIedless in the good cause; ma \
king i, apparen, TO every unprejniicsd mind
that although some FEW would cui them OFF
from "anv part or loi 10 Tie matter" very
much, under God, depends upon their sym,
pathetic and perseverins eforls. 10 moving
forward The temperance cause TO its 6na!
triumph.
The tone and character Of the meeting
was much ensivened by the presence, and
hearty Gu. operaiiou OF a few Of those min :
listers of the gospel Who are neither afra id
nor ashamed of battling manfuly Tor the
right on all suitable occasions and in all
proper ways.
Rev. VIM. H. Moofe, and Me>srs. A. b.
Clark and j. G, Howard. we're appointed a
Committee 10 arrange business for the af-
lernoon.
The Reports Of the Delegates from the
various Socielies we're heard some of " hich
we're quite cheering. while others looked
somewhat dark. One thing was apparent
"a fact which ought 10 he known and non,
dered by ALL, which is this that where
the ambassadors Of Christ we're known 10
be active in the cause OF temperance. there
it was the most Aoqrishing
The business committee reported the fol-
lowing Resolutions
Resolved, That the good Of the people re
qalres a Ia" prohibiting the sale Of inlox-
ic&ting drinks
Resolved, That we will make steady aud
Fersevering efforts, in every proper way, &c
secure such law.
These resolutions were advocated by
VIM. r. Peck, Esq. Of Norfolk. and Rev
/. Mfr. Smith, Of New Hartford. As ,her.
happened to be no person preseu. who's,
interest prompted him 10 oppose the reso
luiions, Mr.. A. B. Clark, gentleman VII.
is now acting as Colporteur and Lectur
er on the subject Of temperance in thi.
q p
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PROBATle REC Dl9lD.

Al Court Of Rgoba,e holden at Norfolk, with
IN and for the District Of Norfolk, ON III
9th day Of Suly, 1850.
Present JoHN DEwEsG. EsQ., Judge.
F'HlS Court duih direct Myron c. GAYLORD
- Executor OF the last will and testament
"i iImcIhy &. GasloId, late Of Nuriolk IA
saia district. deceased, represented TO be in.
saisen', Z" give notice to all persous iniei esied
~ the estate Of said deceased, lc appear ii
'ney see cause, before the Court Of Probate
20 De holden al The Probate Office in said dis
trict, on the Isl day uf August next, at 10 o.
cIocK' a. m, TO b. heard relative tothe app
Poihimeni Of Commissioners, BY osting said
order OF notice OH q public sign post IN SAID
Town OF Norfolk nearest The place where the
deceased last dweli, aud by advertising tho
same IN newspaper published in Liicafrld.
Certified from Rec0d.
10 JOHN DEWELL, Judge.
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M u u 1UAL
Life Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.


NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 2j DOane
In Street, B 'ston. George N. CuALwILL,
General Agent for View England.
Sub Agency Of Woodbury., Conn. William
Cothren, ESQ, Agent.
Garwood H. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining
hysician
Local Board of r. ustees for .VetC England
b. 0Mch.
DANIEL DESHON, PRESIDENT
g F. Adams, Col. WIN. Sch"uier,
Rev'd S. X. Lothrop, Col. N. A. Thompson
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom,
John Schouler, William w. Warren.
Funds sufficient to meet the expected losses
of this Branch from its present business, are
|aow invested in New England. under the SUI
pei vision OF the LEGAL Board Of Trustees by
|vyholn the securities are holden. and the same
lwi be doae from month TO month hereafter.
Per order: GEO. M. CHALWILL,
3 General Agent
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Dental Operations.

1 I'M EN-, Women and hlIdFen Ian eye ~
lyl these words:
am in the Sd building west Of the Cour,,
.House, employed, IS have been nearly tr
Iyears, in Setting. Filling. Extracting anG
cleansing Teeth. ] still mind the same rule
which adopted in the commencement Of my
professional life, aid which shall never
|abandon. II 10 this: Never to commence ali
operation in Dentistry, for any individual. IN.
|il am satisfied that the benefit srising there,
from to my patron. shall exceed the expense
You who are allowing your teeth 10 decay
3e careful lest those ornaments Of use am
,eauiy suddenly fail, and you are leit tcolhles I.
forever! 3. w. BLAKE.
Litchhsld, May 70, 1850
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At the New Haven Shirt Manulacso9s.
II number "a Young Women Ii iron SliFfs
Capable and intelligenl persons ean Y nv
tom % % 90 per week, Meme nut 4 nSesi.
cans need apply For further information "A,
qairs q s. n. nR9al 0N Lilshalsa s.
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American Chain Pump Fac.
tory.

|TyIIE snbscriber is prepared 10 furnish ii
L wholesale or reisil Chain Pumps in an,
quantity. Chain, Wheels. Tubes. &c. sen,
DO any PERI OF the caUntiy By Rail Rad. The
,est Of Chain and Wheels sold At the yei,
lowest cash prices. Call and see.
WANTED--A good Blacksmith, to do
Country wsIk, and Forge for Machine shop
II. BALDWIN.
Washington. Feb. ?. 1850. 40
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&C. We CONNIE nd to our readers the adver-
|fZement If MIR. NORTON, of Salisbury.
smnEe delightful region for recreation ant
lhra!th-seeking, cannot be found. The inajes
ltIc, romantic and beautiful in nature, are oil
be found in perfection amidst the mountain:
land lakes o. Salisbury.
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AT Court Of PROFIT holden al Norfolk,
within and for the district Of Norfolk the
9th day Of July, 1850.
Present JOHN DEwELL, Esq, Judge
ON Motion Of ,Myren C. Gaylord. Execu
NJ tor on the estate of Timothy C. Ga, lord
late Of Norfolk, within said district deceased
represents the estate insoivent This Conr,
doth decree that six months be allowed and
limited i6r the creditors OF said Estate 10 cx
shibit their claims against the same TO said En-.
lccutor. and direct that public notice be giver
;of this order by advertising in a news aper
published in Litchield, and by posting cop,
thereof on a public sign pos, in said town
Norfolk, nearest the place where The decease.
last dwe!t. Certified from Record.
10 JOHN DEWELL, Judge.
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BANTAM DIVISION, No. 25, ) Of T.-The
Following Brothers. were duly installed officer:
for the present quarter, July 5lh. 1850
Harris b. Gibbud, ". P; John P. Trow-
bridge. w. A; Vim e, Coe, r. s.; Rev Wm
ID Hoyt, F S George Fl. Baldwin, t.; Ella
|sirge. G.. Joseph x. Grannss, A. c.. F.; JOSEPH
|Lovcland, s.; w Beach, o. s. ~
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Sunday Travelling ia is W,

Sunday Travelling ii is well known
that the steamer Griffith, which, lew weeks
since. was burnt on Lake Erie, left BufEalo on
SUNDAY morning. A fact has come 10 our
knowledge, in this connection, which is wor~
thy Of note, The Rev. MIR. Seelye. of VOL.
,cottville, in this county, was on his wav t..
cleveland in company with friend, and arri-
Iyed at Buffalo on Saturday evening. Tn.
next morning, MIR. S. informed his flierd that
ut was against his principles to travel ON the
sabbath, and proposed that they should bot h
stop in Buffalo until Monday-which was
agreed to- That morning the illfa'ed Griffith
Jeff the wharf for Cleveland, and in few
;hous, more than two hundred of her passen-
!gers bad passed into eternity
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AT Court of PROBATE holden at BRISTOL, with
in and for the District OF Bristol, OH tn,
2Sth day Of June, A. ID. 1850.
Present BENJAMIN F. HAwLEy, ESQ, Judge
gTTPON the petition of Doct Loomis North,
~ OF Bristol, in the county Ut Hartford,
showing to this Court, tina, he Is Guardian o.
Edward N. North OF Bristol. within said dis
ltrici, MINOR That said minor is the owner Of
real estate situated IN Beihlein il the count,
!ol Llchfie d, viz: the one common and un,li.
|vided interest in piece of land situate in said
|Bethlcm and bounded north oh land Of liar \
mon Bird aud Lo;rg Meadow Pond-easi on
land Of said darmon Bird, Lung Meadow Pond
and land Vi Frederick i3aldwin--south on
highway, and west on said Harmon Birds
land containing about seventeen acres.
Also the one common and undivided sew.
|enth part Of one other piece of land, situate
In Beihlem aforesaid, aud bounded north on
highway, east on land belonging TO the heirs
LOT Betsey Bird, deceased suuth on land ol
said heirs, and west on land ut Hen jackson.
land contains about three acres-the whole .!
alaid land being vdlued al about twent seven
sdoiIaIe.
That said land 10 at present unproductivt
land that Il will be for the interest Of said mi
3nor 10 sell the same and invest the avails
hereof according to law. praying tor liberty
10 sell said property tor The purposes aforesaid
as per petition Oh file. ..
II is ordered by this Court, That said Guar
dian give notice Of said applications, by caus>
Iing the same 10 be published in ore Of the
newspapers prIned in Liich6eld, in the coun'
aty Of Lltchie.d three weeks succcssively, al
7least six weeks before the hearing. and tina
said petition will be heard at the Probate OF
fee in said distric. on the 7th day Of Septsm
ber next /, al four O'Clock, p. IN.
Certified from Record.
3wS BENZ. F. HAWLEY, Judge.
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pReV. Henry Ward Beecher has sailed
FOR Europe for the benefit of his health.
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AIRS j. W. CONE having disposed d
.iNl her Millinery I;tcck, and discontinued
lie bElsiness withsmany thanks TO her irlenda
l0r tho liberal patronage she has received.
would Be happy 70 Teccnmend them 10 Mrs. u.
Msilet.
west Cornwall, Isns AZ aKs !.
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MT W BOOKS-The Second Atvent
IN or what do the Scriptures teach re
specting the Second Coming Of Christ, tn
End OF the World, the Resurrection OF III
Dead and the Final Judgment: by Alphen
Crosby. Jus, received by
III. s. PARSONS & Co.
80 2Asylum street, Hartford.
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Groceries, Refreshments,
&c.

r. ONWARD O. PECK, having entrusted the
~ Management OF his Grocery to the SUBJ
.cr'ber would take this opportunity to inform
his friends and the public generally, that he
has made many addiiionl and improvements
=" hisstock If GROCERIES, CONVECTION
ARIES. REFRESH M ENTS, SC. The hes. OF
SMALL BEER, { Of all XII, ds,) PORTER
4 an excellent qualify. and various ni her sum
iner and winter drinks. kept constantly on
hand. FRUITS, CANDIES, NUTS, PIES
lakes, &C.. &C., &c, always fresh, and 81
superior qualities, ready for every supply, at
short notice cheap for cash 0d- OYSTERS,
cooked to suit the most fastidious tastes, in a
'iyie not to be surpassed. Gentlemen who
wish to be sulted in most satisfactory man
ner and on the most reasonable terms. will do
we'll to call at the Grocery. in the basement Of
) p. BOT.LE9 Store, West st.
ISAAC STEVENS, Agent.
L'ch6eld, May I'd. 1880. 4m52
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Do DIRK, Hame. Died Beef, Lard, Shad and
Macka'el, for sale by c. ADAMS s. Co.
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Musical instruments

And Depot Of Bronze POWDERS.
PFHE subscriber. Importer and Mannfactur.
y er, keeps constantly on hand the largest
assortment Of NJ SIC.GL IJNS TRU.
-M r ~ 8. Of every description in the U
s-also BFonze Powder. ofall colgFs and quail
lilies II Inc best German manufacture, Dutch
Metal. Florence leaf, Gold, and Ultra-,0arins
Blue, AMI which he win sell IN Reasonable
terms. Store keepers are Feqnesled % IN
and examine his large assortment before 1YIe.
Chasing elsewhere. EDWARD BAACR
81 Fnlson 81, NEW YORK
March oh, is5O-sw
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At Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth,
within and for the District Of Plymouth, on
the 2Slh day of June. A. d., 1850.
Present ELISHA JOHNSON, Esq, Judge
ION motion Of Ard w. Warner, Execution
~ on the estate of Lyman Warne,, late o..
Piymouth. within said district, deceased: This
Court doth decree tiiat'six months be allowed
|and limited Tor thu creditors Of said estate toI
exhibit their claims against the same to the
|Execulor--and directs that public notice bel
gwen OF this order by advertising in news.
paper published IN Lltchfeld, and by posi- ing
IA copy thereof on the public sign post in said
town Of Plymouth, nearest the place wher,
the deceased last dwelt Certified from Record
ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18
For Sale

ME Turnip Seed inst received by
~ $40 CHARLES ADAMS e. CO.