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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11
p osifiveiyth veryLas &
NraD%H@"

The Firm of FCLGHAM s. CAUGH
RAN having long since been dissolved, il IS
hoped that all who owe that Firm will calf
at James Fulgham's Store, Fayetteville, and
pay up without suhjecuBg themselves td
coss.I The business Of The firm must be
closed
FULGuAM & CAUeHRAS.
Dee. II, 1850.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

We know an apprentice who being
too lazy to work, about once an hour
bumps his nose against d post till it
bleeds, and then he sits down to have
a good resting spell.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

serpants annually shed their skins,
which, remarkable as it may appear,
extend over their eyes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11

She loves me still cried Ned, sfor
on my knee, she said last night,
Thou art all the nor1d to me'
THAT nothing proves, said Fred,
with lip upcurrd. She often says,
She's tired Of the mor{dF
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11
The Early Dead.

Early one rhorhing a maiden went
into her garden to gather herself a
garland of beautiful roses. She
found them all yqt in the bud, closed
or half sed--ffagrant cups for the
dew. 4 viii not break you
vet" said the mai Ken; "The sun shall
first 0 pen you; thk n viii your beauty
be mo Re radiant, hnd your fragrance
be more delightful"
| She came at midday, and 10, the
beautiful roses were eaten by the
worm, bowed down by the rays of the
sun, pale and With cred. The maiden
Tept bYer her fully, and the hext
morning her garland was gathered
Early.
HI. dearest chill ren God calls carly
rom this life, ere the sun has pierced
hem, pr the worm has marred their
beauty. The Paradise of children is
! high degree of glory, the most
-
sodly and just cannot enter. there,
or bis soul has be len stained by sin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11
Little jim Jones says, when he wa;

Little, jim Jones says, when ne was
in South Carolina, one summer it
turned very cold, and a snow fell on
the 9th Of August, at least SIX
inche S deep and hen the sun came
out. it was SO hot that the snow new
er cot a chance to melt, it cooked a
tram crust on 1t!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11
.NsRlr Firm.

NV E have purchased 3. pHAFAhUo
w stock of
Merchandise,
and will continue business at the Old Stand,
North East Corner Of the, Square where we
will be pleased TO wait upon any person
wishing TO look at or purchase Goods. Call
and try US.
JOHN J. HODGE s. co.
Dec. LII is5O
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-11
SOLD OUT.

II HAVE SOLD nv Stock Of GooDs TO
l. JOHN J.HODGE & Co,
and will close up my business IN Fayet.eVillt
in the shortest possible time, Ali those IN
deb,ed 10 me will confer favor, and perhap:
save CcSr, by paying np the hrst day oil Jan
uarY nexl-i must have money
r. SHAPARD
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Single copies SD Two copies, 50; Five cop !
les. $40; and Ten dopies, for $50; and extra
C7py 10 the peFso1 send ing tie club OF Ten
Single Numbers OF any Month, 70 cents.
sLfrThese Terfls w'l not be departed.
from BY any Of The Philadelphia So Magazines.
srE PostnastersI and Agents wishing to-
FORM clubs, will be supplied gEails
sDR For Five Dollars, we VIII send n re.
turn iuII sets of SARiA ms MAuA LiAE
for Ie49 and 1850. a!nd TIVE volumes 81 lamp
BELLS Foreign monthly MaSazlne-Ihus Sc
curing upwards oil l5uUv pages OF Literary
Matter, and upwards oil 4VU EnSrsVihgs iot
Address JOHN SARTAfN g. CO..
Philadelphia,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-10

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
= friends and lhe public, that ne has Ia
ken he well known place situated at the
north end OF Bantam Lake, formerly occu.
pied by Mr.. Frederick A. Marsh. On the
premises are good Dwelling House. which
is nos open for the reception and accommo-
dalion of BOarders and Parties OF Pleasure.
Near the water is Refreshment House TO
accommodate 6shermen and others who will
favor me with q call. Also, sail and fish,
ing Boats in readiness for those who are
fond Of sailing or fishing. Also, feed and
sia6ling for Horses. @~
The pleasant situation Of the place with
the commanding view Of the Lake from the
premises, together with the attention which
the PEOprieior Intends &c bestOw On those
who call on hisa, will render il q very plea
SAINT and desirable resort Cor the inhabitants
Of the surrounding country.
WIN. e. TURNKEY.
LitchGeld. jane 9. 1851. IS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-10

THE HIGHER LAW. The General As
sOciatiOn Of Connecticut, at their late
meeting in Bridgeport. with but four or
five dissenting votes. expressed their
judgment on this question as follows;
Whereas. recent events have directed the
attention Of our fellow citizens to the
relation OF divine to human laws, and
the duties of Christians in cases where
conflicts arise between them--there-
fore,
Resolved. l. That to God, as the Su-
preme Lawgiver,; our unconditional obe-
dience is due; and that no law contrary
to His will is binding upon us.
2. That human government is ordain>
ed of God. and is designed to be the ex>
preston of his will, and, therefore, as a
rule, binds the conscience OF the citizen
to obedience.
8. That, in those cases where, through
human ignorance or wickedness. the law
Of man conflicts with the law of God. the
latter is to be obeyed: and that each in>
dividual must decide for himself whether
or not there is such a conflict, his own
conscience being the sspreme and final
arbiter.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-10

Hon. GREEN KENDRIcK- Lieu
tenant Governor has made during the
Session, very prompt, energetic, and
impartial presiding officer. The business
SO Ear as he had control over it has not
been suffered to accumulate on the table
and the Senate has kept up its rapidity
of action SO constantly, that it has always
been in advance Of the House, and FREE
quently adjourned 70. want Of business.
Much Of this promptness is owing lo
Mr.. Hendricks method and regularity.
No one, likewise. can complain of his
Partially. He has been perfectly fair 10
his treatment of the Minority, and we
presume they feel It. His decisions have
been respected and never appealed from
one slight case Of order only excepted,
and the Senator instantly acquiesced IN
the support which the Senate'gave to the
decision of the Chair. His acquaintance
with parliamentary usage and the GUS
toms of deliberative bodies has given
him great advantage as residing off.
oer-- Hartford Couront July g.
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The Corner Stone Of the new EpiscO-
pal Church will be laid with appropriate
services, on Tuesday the 18th of July. at
2 o'clock p. M. The members of the
Episcopal SOsiety in Litch6eld, and others
interested in supporting public worship
in St Michaels Church are notified that a
meeting will be held at the Court Room
IN this village. on the same day. Tuesday,
at 4 o'clock P. NJ. to Gil the vacancy oc.
casioned BY the resignation of the Rev.
Mr. Stone. and to transact any other bu-
siness proper to be done at said meeting.
By order of the Wardens and Vcstry. -
Litch6eld, July sthels5l.
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The ceremonies in the Church were
appropriate. The music was excellent,
and the old Marseilles Hymn carried one
back by its recolIect;ons, many years.
DIR. Robbins prayer was characteristic Of
the sentiments of the patriot and the hui
mility and confidence of the Christian.
The Grafton of E. w. ANDREWS, ESQ.,,
was replete with eloquence and patriot.
ism. The gentleman is an admirable
speaker and the splendid thoughts Of the
Grafton uttered in his thrilling tones had
a powerful effect on his hearers. His
illusions to the past history of the cOun-
try, to its present grandeur and to its fu-
ture destiny, all the result of the GLoRI-
GUS UNION, were of the highest stamp
Of excellence. It seemed as if the Ora.
tor could not say too much in favor Of
the perpetuity of the Union, so full was
his heart on that topic.
Of the collation., We have heard no re-
marks made and cannot speak from ex-
perience. Of the fire sOOrks the crowd
Of ten thousand that witnessed them
bore testimony that they were-disap-
pointed. The last piece, however, plea
sed everybody.-COWrGnt.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-10

OUSE BUILDERS II ARDWARE.oi every
j description, Tor sale wholesale and retail
by HOLCOMB & LYON.
So Water St. Bridgeport.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, q
AAtull and complete assortment BY
HOLCOMB s. LYON,
IA RRIACE MAKERS GOODS, Axles.
~ Springs, Shafts. Carriage Bows, Bolts
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
dead Screws, Scanning Cord, sc.
HOLCOMB & LYON.
ABlNET MAKERS GOODS.-Hair Seat
~ ing, Webbing. Sofa and Chair Springs,
Buttons. Gimp. Moulding. Locks, t4inges and
Castore by HOLC0MB & LYON.
50 Water street, Bridgeport.
GRINDSTONES. 25 tons superior grit just
" landing from Berea Ohio.
HOLCOMB g. LYON.
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Dt Fl d.

In this village. on the 9th instant. Mrs.
Rhoda, wife Of Mr.. Milo Beach, aged about
AZ years.
in Winsted, June 18th, Josiah r. Ban
Ming, son of Dr.. Banning, late Of North
Granny, aged IL years.
In Hartford, June 2Gtb, MIR. Royal Flint,
aged 81.
ia Amherst, Mass, June Gath, the wife
OF MI. Horace Miner, aged AZ, formerly OF
Woodbury..
In Hartford. 9Th inst, oflung fever. Hem
ry l. Fuller, Esq, Of Kent, aged %.
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NOTICE.


THE Stockholders OF the Iron Bank at
Il Falls Village, at their annual meeting
on the first instant, resolved TO increase the
Capital Of said Bank 100000.
Notice is hereby given, that the
hooks for the subscription 10 said increase
Of Capital Stock. will opened at the Iron
Bank on the first Tuesday in August next
Che 5,h) a, 10 o'clock, in the forenoon for
The purpose OF receiving such subscriptions
as may be made therefor.
The charter requires that 10 per cent OF
the amount subscribed, 81 all be paid at the
time of subscribing. Aud resolution OF
the stockholders, requires that two and
half e l.2) per cent shall also he paid at
The time OF subscribing. TO cover an equit>
able proportion Of the expenses Of getting
the Bank into operation, and also to entitle
the new stock 10 an equal proportion Of the
property of the Bank, necessary for its use.
WILLIAM NJ. BURIAL, ! Commissioners
CHARLES CHAPMAN, 10 distribute
E. GROVE LAWRENCE, the stock of
ALEX. III HoLLEY, the Iron
JOHN Il HUBBARD, Bank.
Falls Village. July 3 1851. Avg
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-10

The PULPIT VS.. BLooMERIsA.--T Two
or three young ladies in Easthampton,
Mass. appeared in Bloomcr costume last
week, who were Immediately waited on
by the Rev. Mr.. Stone, and informed
that If they persisted in wearing those
dresses they could not be connected with
his church. The Springfield Post hopes
the Rev gentleman will inform the pub.
lie the length prescribed for 10 lady's
skirt by the " Rules and Discipline Of the
Of the church of Easthampton.
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A Most Magnilicent Stock Of Boots


A ND SHOES may be found at MEAF.Y s.
n TRowBRrDcE's, q small part Of which
are the following:
Gents fine Calf French Boots, Shoes, Com
gress Caters, Jersey Ties. Patient Slips. Plato
Slips. Brogans, SC full stock of every thing
nice and fashionable for the Ladies such as
Black. Blue. Ash and Morocco CATERS. aid
hall Caters, Ruskins of all kinds
A full supply Of BOYS. Misses and Chilren's
Boots, Shoes and Caters and Slips. and now
we challenge comparison for quantity, qnali-
ty and prices Of any thing in Liichfeld Co j..
and most respectfully invite all to give Us call
assuring them that they shall have their mo-
ney's worth in every article they buy.
Gents Dress Boots made to order from the
best Of French Calf and English Bend Leaih-
er.-SoIe and Upper Leather, Morocco. lii
nings. Bindings. Thread, Hammers, Pincers,
Sandssones. Rasps, Nails, &C., foI sale a. usu-
al. Cash paid for Green Calf Skins.
MEAFOY s. TROWBRIDGE,
Brick Store. west Of Court House.
Li.ch6eld. April 23d. 1851. so
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-10

ELoPEMENr AND ARaEsT OF THE Par
rIEs.-A man named Charles Marshall, q
resident Of Kingston, N. Y was arrested
90 Friday night Dy LIST ward police, charg.
ed with elopias With the wife Of Mr..
Stewart Of the same pla:e. and also with
carrying OF with him beside the lady, 500
in cash and about $50 worth Of jewelry be .
longing TO her. They arrived in the city
90 Tuesday last, and put up at public
hoaae N Washington street, the wife hav-
Jag with her two Of her daughters. the
youngest about 3 aud lhe elder IL years Of
age. Mr. Stewart, lOgeiher with an O6icer
from Kings.Op, pursued the parties and
overlook then % the following day. They
we're taken back 10 Kingstoa Eos Trial.
Jour. Of CsnsnseEee.
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AT THE
g bee HIVE"
New Spring and Summer
AT THE

)
A SPLENDID assortment just received,
IA comprising super. Black aud Colored
Manlillas, and Dress SILKS.
Super. Black and Colo BnTeges
do. do. Barege Delaines.
do. Black and Col'd NJ. Delaines.
DO. do. do. Poplins.
do do. DO. Printed French
and English Mnslins.
do. Black and Cord Printed French,
English and American Calicoes.
do. Black and Colered French and
Scotch GinghaMs.
do. Black Silk Laces, Fringes, Gimps.
&C., all qualities.
Also, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, Buttons.
&C, all descriptions. 50
Black and Cold Silks, Cashmere, Thi>
bet, Barege and other SHAWLS.
French Wror Collars, White Laces and
Edgings.
Jack't and Swiss Edgings, Inserlings,
Flouncings, sc.
Irish Linens Shirlings, Sheetings, sc.
large stock. H..
CARPETING, Paper Ilangings, Ladies
Shoes and Parasols.
Also, Chairs. Beds,eads, Geese Feathers,
Ready Made Clothing and Shirts.
GROCERIES. Crockery, Hardwa &c.
NIB Eggs Wanled--and Shirts given
out to be made as usual. and for sale by
the dozen or single vcrv low. by
s. N. BRONSON g. co.
Lilchield, June I'd, 1851. A
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Yale College Commancemewf,

The Commencement is on Thursday,
July 8lst.
On Tuesday evening. July 09th. the
EO"cSO Gd CIerUm will be preached BY
the Rev. Lyman H. Atwater, d. D., Of
Fairfield. ...
On Wednesday, July S0th, will be
held, in the forenoon, the Alumni Meet.
ing; in the afternoon, the Theological
Commencement; and in the evening, the
exercises of the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
Daniel Lord. Esq, is the Orator, and
Alfred B: Street, Esq, the Poet.
Candidates for admission to College
will be examined on Monday and Tues
day, July 81 and %.
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MARRIED..
pic.nics.

In this village, Sd inst, Mr. John P Trow-
bridge to Miss Laura Crossman.
In Birmingham. ed inst, by the Rev Mr.
Reed, Mr. Hiram q. Kilbourn. Of this town,
to Miss Adelia E. Barnes Of the former
place,
In New York, l4th ult, Lucius l. Culver
to Harriet Kinney, both Of Winsted.
In Birmingham, June 23d, by Rev. Mr..
Guion, VIM. E. Downs, Esq., and Miss Jane
Maria. daughter Of DR.. John I. Howe.
In Hartford, June 30th, MIR. VIM. Cutler,
and Miss Mary Jane, daughter Of the late
VIM. d. Eaton, Esq.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-10

THE Subscriber costumes to manufacture
their justly celebrated Pump. wholesale and
retail. Pedlars supplied in any quantity, with
the bestof stock, consisting of pumps, wheels,
chain. tube, &C., everything for pump. All
orders for pump castings, chain ortubc fill
ed at the shortest notice and sent to any part
Of the United STATES at cheapest rates.
Also, the hest assortment Of Stoves 10 be
found, consisting OF the best air tight cook
and parlor steves, with every variety Of pipe
and cooking furniture to make stove com.
plete. Box and Shop Stoves. ...---.--
Also Furnace castings II every description.
ccsisting Of Water wheels, oyeT. shot and pitch
back Mill gearing great variety. Machine.
~, castings of every kind, Chilled Sleigh and
Gutter Shoes made any length 10 suit. Plough
Castings. sc. All orders for casting prompts
iy filled. Furnace at al! times in operation.
n. BALDWIN.
Washington. Conn. Nov. sth 1850. cow
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-10

DEATH OF DIR. V. M. Dow.-Died in
this city. on the morning of the 4th ins:.
IF consumption. Virgil NJ. Dow, in the
seth gear of his age. DR.. Dow was
born in Ashford in this State, Sept. 9th.
1895, and was the eldest son Of Rev.
Hendric Dow. He studied medicine in
this city with his uncle, DR.. Thomas Gil
bert, and was licensed by the State Me-
deal Society in 1917. He then spent
one year as House Physician of the old
New York State Prison, and commenced
the practice Of medicine in this city 10
the Spring of 1918. He subsequently,
received the Honorary Degree of N. D.,
from the Castleton Medical College, w.,
and the degree of A. NJ. from Yale Col.
lege.-NeO Hdvea Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-10

EgMr. Paine. the water>gas man, is
now trying experiments on the air. The
Worcester Spy says the apparatus for
converting the atmosphere into purer
and better gas than can be furnished by
any gas company, is now in complete
and successful operation. 1t does not
occupy any more room for large house.
than a common gas meter. He says it
is cheap, safe, and accessible to all.
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New Sky-Light
GAiLLE Y

INHE undersigned Uegs leave to announce
l. to the pubic generally that b;ing encour.
aged BY the success which has attended his
lahors for The last four years in the art Of FRO
curing Photographic ILLNESSES. he has been in.
duced TO be at the expense Oi fitting up new
establishment with an improved Sky.Light.
rendering his facilities for taking pictures far
superior 10 these Of any ether operator in the
county. With this arrangement al light he 10
able to procure a stroig, ID pld picture, giving
a correct expression Of the eye and every fea-
ture Of the fare az saiuial as Life itself He
fistiers himsrl!ihai his long experience IN the
business and deierm ination TO keep mp with
the ZINES by acquai",ing himself with every
new Improvement will ensure the continuation
Of liberal patronage
With new arranged Camera, Landscapes
and Views are now taken without the necessi-
Is Of being i,v ,vted.
Pictures inserted in Papier Mache cases al
reduced prices variety Of morocco cases.
frames and locker on hand at all times.
Rooms in The frat Building spnih Of the
Mansion House. Hours Of operating from
o'clurk A. M 10 p. NJ J. L. JUDD.
Litch6eld. June II 1891, S
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The Court oil Probate for the District Of Sal
isbury, having appoInted.ihe Subscribers com-
missioners on the Estate of Abiiah C. Pees,
lateof salisbury, in said District dece ssed Eep>
resented insoyeni, having allowed sin months
from this date for the Creditors II said Estate
10 exhibit their claims 10 Us. We hereby
give notice that we will meet on the business
Of our said appointment at the late dwelling
House If The deceased in Salisbury on the l6ah
day Of September, and on the 18th lsy Of De-
cember next at 10 o'clock, and on each Of
said day.
WIN, ,. RUSSELL. 1c.,
ROBERT N. FULLER.
Salisbury June 10 1851
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7En DOz hand, panneIl, rip and b ,ck
LEU saws, of Butchers. Spear & jackson
and Bcckei's, at Wholesale and retail bv
HOLCOMB & LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
DRACE AND BITS. a large stock Of Mar
Dples superior plated and plain, Wholesale
and retail by HOL ;OMB s. LYON.
A NVILS-Hill's. Peter Wrigh,'s 4 Mousse
Ahole, Wholesale and retail ~
HOLCOMB &. LYON.
SO Water street. Bridgeport.
VICES-Hill's, Peter Wright's, Hyde's and
v All ltson's of every quality and price just
opening. and we would call particular atten-
tion 10 our stock. HOLCOMB g. LYON.
50 Water street, Bridgeport.
d LACKSMITH'S Belitws, constantly on
-Dnand and for sale by
H0LCOMB g. LYON.
NJ AILS 1870 casks Fall River. Also 40
~ casks superior wrought nails, ny
HOLCOMB s. LYON.
50 Water street, Bridgeport.
~ LUE, borax. emery, so bills glue asserted
VI sizes. 10 cases Woods Refined Borax.
25 casks supcrfne L"noon emery, by
HOLCOMB & LYON.
So Water street Bridgeport 8
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MELANCHOLY AcclDENr.-On Friday
last. two young ladies. one named Cobb be-
longing in Clinton, add the other cousin
Of Miss. c., visitor, wen. out sailing
10 Clinton harhor, in company with two
young men-when a flaw Of WIND struck
the boat, and capsizelii. Before assistance
could arrive. both young ladies became ex>
kausted. fell into the water aud were dr0wn-
ed. The young men were rescned.-[N. H.
Courier.
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NAUGATUcK RArLRoAD.-The receipts
upon the n. r. Road for May last. we
are informed were SILICA l7-for the
same month the year previous. SIS, 2ss>
O6, an increase Of 1854. The month
of June we understand will show a still
larger increase.
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Notice

Notice
rs HEREBY given that the LIST meeting
Il of the Stockholders of the " Beardsley
Scythe Company" will be held at the
Dwelling House of Elliot Beardsley, in
West Winsted. on Saturday. the 10th day
Of July next, at ! O'Clock, P. M, tor the
choice of officers aud to transact such other
business as may be necessary.
ELLIOT BEARDSLEY,
FRANCIS BROWN,
West Winsted, June %. 1851. 2
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At Court Of Probate holden Al Plymouth.
within and for the District OF Plymouth.
on the l4th day Of June, A d. 1851.
Present, ELISHA JoENsoN, Esq. Judge.
an MOTION Of the Administrator, on the
Oestaie Of LYMAN BEACH, late Of Ply.
mouth. within said District deceased This
Court doth decree that six months bt allowed
and limited for tho creditors Of said estate 10
exhibit their claims against The same 10 the
Administrator and directs that public notlee.
be given 0f this order BY advertising ~ news.
paper published in LiichlieId. and By posting
copy thereof on the public sign post in the
town Of Plymouth, nearest the where the de-
ceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
"a ELISHA JOHNSTON, lodge.
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FOR SALE,

THE Factory Buiid,ng. Dwelling Houses.
i Land. Eeyer failing Water Power, Water
Wheel and GeaIing. all new. in The village Of
New Preston. Litchfeld County. Conn. Price
thigty-fve hundred dollars. Enquire Tor par
ticulsfs If w. h. LEONARD.
sc Beaver street, New Yo'k
may IS. 1851. ina
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THE President and Directors of the Iron
Bank, have this day declared Divi-
dend oil -Four per cent on the Capital Stock
out OF the earnings Of the last six months.
payable 10 the Stockholders, on and after
the first day of July next.
A. C. RANDALL. Cashier.
Falls Village, June -, 1851. 3w7
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D,s,ric, Of Woodbury.. $. +,

Probate Court, June IA 1851.
NSTATE Of Allah Shelion, 10 said Dis
AItIict deceased.
The Administrators represent the Eslale
insolveat. and prays the appointment o.
Commissioners shereAn.
ORDEREu That Commissioners %
receive and examine the claimsof the Cred-
TORS of said Estate be appointed q me
Probate Office in Woodbury.. on Inc ~
Monday Of Julys 1851 siS o'clack, fore.
mon: Of which AL persons in Interest will
,ake notice. and appear Il lhey see CAUSE
and b. heard thefe0n. aA