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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-11-13

TAl The adjourned annual Town Meetu
ing OF the Town of Washington, held iii
the Academy, in said town, on the 2Oie
day of October, A. d. 1851, the followin
By Law was passed.
Voted, That all neat cat'le, horses, asses,
mules. swine. sheep and geese. be. and the
same are hereby restrained from going al
sarge on the Highways OF Commons in this
town. excepting one COW To each individual
family. WHICH cuw shalt be restrained from
sun down unt / sun rise.
And all cattle shall he restrained from go>
sng at large from the first OF December 10
the iirsl OF May. and that the penaity tor a
breach of this B,e>Law. shall be IS cents
for each cattle, horse, ass, mule, swine,
sheep ar goose so going at large to be paid
by The owners Of such animal or creature.
before named, 10 the person who shall i'm
Po1nd said creature SO running at large 10
either of the Town pounds 10 said town;
provided, lhe penalty shall mt exceed three
dollars, and that any Elector or Freebooter
of the town may impound for breach OF
this Byc.Law.
Voted. That the Town Clerk cause this
Bye Law to be printed AMI published in u
newspaper printed in Lnchieid. in the
county of LnchfeId. for four weeks success
sively, before this Bye Law shall be in
force. A true copy of the Record.
Certified by d B. BRlNSMADE,
Town Clerk.
Washington, Oct. 90. 1851. rs
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At CourI of Probate holden at Turring.
ton, within ami fer the District of Tor
rington. on the 9Th day of November,
A. D., 1851.
Present, HENRY s. BARBOUR, Esq Judge.
I'm motion of Abial Barber, Executor of
~ the last will and testament of EDI-
TIA SCOVILL, late of TorriDgton, with
in said district, deceased-This Court doth
decree that six months be allowed and linn
tied for the creditors Of said Estate to ex.
hibit their claims against the same to the
Executor; and directs that public notice be
given Of this order by advertising in news
paper published in Litchfeld County, and
by posting a copy thereof on the public
sign post in said town of Torrngton. near
est the place where the deceased last
dwelt. Certified from Record.
81 HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
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TNHE Court Of Probats for the District Of
u New Milimd. has limited and allowed q
months from The 22d day OF October. for The
exhibition 81 claims against the Estate II
LOIS MORRIS, late ~ said New Milford, dc.
csased'repieseh'ed insolyent, aud has appoint
20 me subscribers Commissioners 10 receive
and examine, aud decide uDon said claims, we
'heFeiofe give notice that we will meet Iar he
purpose OF attending 10 the duties Of said ap,
pnlnslnens Of the New England House, in .aid
view milford, en- the 80 MONDAY in January.
and 90 The 2isi day u April. 1852, at | o'clock
7. ~. 90 each Of said DAYS. Claims not pre-.
scented within SAID lime and properly altested
will be- debarTed q recovery
New Milf'Fd, Oct 22d, 1881.
FREDERICK CHtTrEND DEN. 4 Canal
.N0RrHHOP MALLORY, aian4s8
All persons indrb'ed t0said E.slH. ~ ~
questsd 10 make lmmed|ale pasa1enl ~
20 SANFORD q 8&Nz "A. Ad1H.
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DOR the cure Of Salirheum, Erysipe.as,
Il Chilblains, Chapped or Cracked Hands,
Burns and Scalds, Cuts, Wounds oi any kind,
Old Sores, all kinds of breaking out and Sores
OH children, Sure Lips, Pimples on the Face.
and all diseases Of the skin.
DJ- For particulars. see small bills aceOm-
panying each Box.
To convince the public that this Ointment
is no humbag. and THAI u will do what the re-.
commentator says. inyits any one troubled
with The above complaints 10 callun my Agents
aud take Box aud try II, il IL does not enect
CURE return il within thirty days. and taks
back your money.
NJ. n. can give hundreds Of eeftiheates
where This Ointment has almost wfoagnt mif-
nc lee IN fha way Of cures, bot thihk ~ No
nae a. n MI recommend Itself wherever n -
neil as4.asaed and sold BY rar4 kss
IA Is ssflE TERRELL, Naugatuck, Ct.a
n~,. &lI I.zlisrs directed 10 the sbVse address
iii ~ 1hsn kiully received and promptly e.
,.nJea M Sold alsa hy the principal Drug
ei.s aad Country Mesehants generally. Psies
wmoIEsAEr pFssk.-AnA D sanas n.
100 Fuii0n street. NHN Yak
Agenis--1.ltNiIhqlN a u 8miih. 8 EAgINss
WIN G Hmedle3. Flymnuihs Nlsh 3aaMaa ~
and ThnKaaa &eell. Gafnna NIl4iA. Il #AAI
4 airntit lIi6. Charles MKN IeIs #lHs.HN
Allen nna Kinney u. NaIiQiH 4aHg44
Nstsisbs. Ea| Cana1ns FluEHs ANaw
IS l5sIN.I sAlN8 NAIiSAut&. 81 NN6AN&#
/. sN2sIIIe. s S lAnnn6Sazs NnAls NllIa&
asf 4 kffnA4. #eA. Cornwall NlHGl
SsnsHleaiH nzIAss. KIaHsI&NA Coo
H4m' Ii meA0s #t4HsaH
10
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NEW STORE
New Goods at S. Norfolk.

New Goods at S. Norfolk.
TINE PROPRIETORS of the Water
Il bury Leather Manufacturing Compass
ny, are now prepared to show their friend
and the community at large, complete as
snrlmenio Of GOODS usually kept 10 cOuu-
try Store. They do not feel disposed to do
much in the way of boastiug bu. would
merely invite our friends in this vicinity to
call aud see us. and we will sell them Goods
as low rs they can buy in this county.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange
for Goods, JOHN DIXON. Agent.
South Norfolk, October 3lst. 1851. tt27
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THE subscribers have just returnedfro
i New York with large stock OF Boots
and Shoes, bought a. time of great press.
ure in the money market, consequently will
b sold at greatly reduced prices.
We think any one may fiji themselves OF
any thing in our line of Trade, from the
small fancy Cack to the large thick Boot {;
from the small Rubber Boot to the large
Oyer Shoe, al unprecedented Low PRICES.
Morocco, Innings, Bindings. Sole Lea:h.
er and Findings, for sale as usual
MEAFOY & OWBRIDGE,
FRS, Door West of the Court House.
Litchfeld, Oct. l4ih, 1851. %
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NOTICE.

% All persons liable to pay Taxes in the
town OF Norfolk, on the List of 1850. are
hereby notified that will meet them to
receive the same at the Hotel of John A.
Shepard, on Monday, the 5th, and at the
House of Bushnell Knapp. on Tuesday
the 9th. and Mt the House of james NJ
Cowles. on Wednesday, the 9Th days Of
January next. from l to 4 P. M, on eacl
oil said days. s-
N. R-All persons neglecting This notice
must expect to pay travelling fees.
THOMAS 5. CURTISS. Collector.
Norfolk, October 3Oth. 1851.
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DIED.

10 New York. 10th inst. DR. J Kearney
Rogers, aged 58-One of the most eminent
physicians in that city.
In Bost"n. on Sunday evening last, Rev
William Cr"swell, d, D., Rector Of the
Church of the Advent-sOn Of the Rev DR.
CrOSwell of New Haven.
In New York, on Sunday afternoon last.
Instantly. of disease of the heart Gardner
Il Rowland, Esq aged Ga "a distinguish
ed merchant.
In TOrringtOn, 9Th inst, Mr. Hiram Cook
aged 30: and on the following day, Mrs
Cook. his wife, daughter Of Mr. Norman
Rouse. They died Of syphus fever, and
were both buried in one grave.
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RO Agents Wanted To Tray.

w elm tho Southern, MMdIe OF INUIIH~
ern Smtes,--Steady employment will be
given for number Of years TO respectable
young men of practical business ha bits and
possessed of n good common education and
genilemanly address. Such men will find
it greatly to their advantage. as it VIII afford
IN opportunity to see a large portion OF the
country, and at The same time earn besides
all expenses, from $500 to $1,000 year,
Some Agents have earned double that
amount. Much depends upon ability 70 act
perseverance and economy, it being pleas
ant business. None need apply except those
who have had few years. experience 10
the business. For full information address
postage prepaid) JACOB MONK, Phila.
deIphia,
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nJudge oha,key has accepted the
Office of Consul to Havana.

%The County Court, Judge Goodwin
presiding. adjourned on Saturday last
George w Smith of Roxbury plead guilty
40 comp faints for selling Iiquor-was fined
$40 aud costs on each : Eugene Pafree
plead guilty Of theft-6ned $40 and four
months imprisonment in county Jail; Rev.
ben Dowd plead guilty OF thett-6ned 81
and costs and imprisoned four months. in
county ;;ail; w J Orion convicted OF theft
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~. BOOTH & co.
DEALERS IN

CHINA, Glass, Earthen and Brittania
~ Ware Looking Glasses, Table Cutlery.
Tea longs, Solar Lamps, Girandoles. Va
ses. Window COrnice and housekeeping
Articles. generally.
The subscribers solicit the attention of
OLD and New Honsekeepers, to their large
stock of Housekeeping articles just received
for the FALL TRADE. 0...
We are prepared TO exhibit as good an
assortment OF almost every kind of Goods
usually kept 10 a House furnishing Store.
as can be found in Hartford, New Haven,
or Bridgeport, and at prices full as low.
Waterbury, Oct. 22d, 1851. 3m24
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
'hdrO7, TolLeu MaLeubLe IRON no,,,,,

Share" Valley MateabLe Iron Conapany.
E III KNOWN, that we, the subscribers
AD rave associated aud do hereby assoc late
ourselves as body polite aid corporate, pur.
suanl to the Statute OF the State of Connecticut
relative to JOINT Stock Corpol alions /; and tho
following are our Articles of association:
Art. l. The name Ut said Corporation shall
be - The Sharon Valley Maleable Iron Co."
Art ii. The Carilai Stock of SAID Corpora
tim shall he Seven Thousand Dollars, and shall
be divided into TWO hundred aud eighty shares
OF twenty five dollars each. "
Art. ILL., The purposes for which said Cor.
poration Is established, are The following to
Wit; 10 man fracture, sci! and deal in any and
KINDS OF Maleable Ware or Castings, and also,
to manufacture Iron from Ore. and 10 work Iron
into all kinds of articles, for which Iron il the
principal material. To acquire and hold all
such lands, and any aud all other kinds of pros
perry necessary aud convenient for The prose-
culion OF said business and generally to do all
business connected With, or incidental to the
purposes Of this Association, as above specl-
fed.
Art w. The Statute aforesaid, is hereby
referred to, and made part Of these Articles
and the Corporation hereby established and
organized under and pursuant to said Statute,
shall have the powers, and proceed according
TO the regulations described and specified
herein.
Art V. Each subscriber to these Articles
agrees to AXE the number OF shares annexed
TO his name, in the capital stock OF said Cor
poration, (each share TO be twenty-five dolls.)
and to pay the same by instalments, as the Di.
rectors shall prescribe,
Sec. vi. Said Corporation is established ano
located IN Sharon Valley, Lilchield Co., Conn.,
Asahel A Hotchkiss. forty shares
John Jrwett. forty shares.
Myro.. Dakin. forty shares.
Vinson e Sears. forty shares. :
Andrew Hotchkiss, forty shares.
Edwin G.Hitchcock. forty shares.
Burnley Hotchkiss, forty shares.
Sharon, July 7, 1851. 3ws24
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

nFThe Litch6eId County Temperance
Socisty hold its annual meeting on Tues
day, the 26th of October, at Winsted.
The meeting was called TO order by the
President, HEMAN BALDWIN. Esquire, OF
Washington, and opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. i'ettibDne, Of Winsted.
Delegates were present from Winsted,
.fSsw Preston, Ksnt, Canaan. TOrringford,
Baskerville. Hhchcocksville, Norfolk, Cole
brook. Washington. Cornwall.
At the call Of the meeting the Secretary
made his annual report.
A nominating committee of FIVE and a bu-
.siness committee of three were appointed
to nominate Officers. and bring forward the
business of the meeting.
s5E AFTERNOON SESSION.
Heard the report Of Delegates.
The committee Of nomination reported
che following officers Tor the ensuing year.
For President, Herman Baldwin, ESQ.,.
Of Washington; Vice Presidents, Thomas
Miller, TorringfOrd; R. llotchkiss, Wood
bury; MyrOn Harrison. Cornwall Bridge {;
&. Battell, Norfolk Fl p Merwin, Goshen !;
j. Wyard, plymouth; Charles Boebe, Ca
Lnaan; Recording Secretary, T. L. Hart,
West COrnwall; Corresponding Secretary,
II Goodwin, Litch6eld; Treasurer, Sam
url HI. dudley, Milton.
Report accepted. Music by the Choir.
The business commitlee reported the
first six resolutions adopted by the State
Temperance Society, which. after being
discussed by Mr.. Roberts Of Torringtord,
Mr.: Fuller Of Kent, MIR. Peck of Norfolk,
and Mr. Moore of TOrringford. were unan-
iGnOusly adopted by the meeting.
Music by the Choir,
After the benedc,ion by the Rev. Mr..
P~ft,bOne, the meeting adjourned to meet
at Kent, on the fourth Tuesday of Noyem.
Der, at lOu'ciock, A. N.
T. L. HART Secretary.
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION


Canaan Manufacturing Company.
QE TT KNOWN, that we, the snbscri-
- bers, do hereby associate ourselves as
a body polite and corporate. pursuant to
the fourteenth chapter of the act ''entitled
an act concerning communities and corpor-
ations." and the following are the Articles
Ut association.
Article !. The name of said corporation
shall be the "Canaan Manufacturing Com
pany.'
Art. II. The capital stock Of said corpor>
alton shall be Four Thousand Dollars. and
and shall be divided into shares of twenty
five dollars each.
Art. Ill. The purposes for which said
corporation is established. are the manu>
featuring Of bedsieads and other articles of
which wood and iron shall form the compo>
nent part, Of the manufacturing and dealing
ia wood and ether articles necessary and
convenient to carry on the business of man
ufacturing bedsteaCs, etc., as Aforesaid.
Art. w.. The Statute Law of this State
relating to Joint Stock Corporations. is
hereby particularly referred 10, and made
part If these articles, and the corporation
hereby established an ] organized under
and pursuant TO the same. shall have the
powers enumerated therein.
Art V. Each subscriber to these Articles
agrees to take the number of shares an
nexed TO his name OF the Capital Stock Of
said corporation. EACH share to DO twenty
five dollars as aforesaid. and to be paid for
by inssalmentS. as the Directors of said
Company shall call in the same.
Art. vi. The said corporation is located
10 Canaan, IN the County Of Litchfield, and
State of Connecticut
Dated a. Canaan, this 10th day Of Mo-
vember. 1851. . s..
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
.... OF THE
HNtGhk iSSYilIA MsGg. CAmlanY.

AAWSOAMbCSVBAAO M tSO NWAuR0uyN
De 1T KNOWN. that Ee, the subscribers,
ID do hereby associate ourselves as a body
polite and corporate, pursuant 10 the pTuVl.
sIons Of the 18th Chapter Of Title Sd Of the
Revised Statutes Of the state Of Connecticut.
entitled "Ot Join. Stock Co1pol ations :" and
the following are the Articles of our agree
meNt and ASSOCIATION:
Art. I. The name Of said corporation shall
be 1.-THE Hotchkissville Manufacturing Com
Oany"
Art. II. The capital stock Of said Corpora
ton shall be Fifty Thousand Dollars, and said
capital stock shall be divided into two thou
sand shares Of twenty dollars each.
Art. Ill The purposes for which said Cor
puration 10 established are the following, to
wit: The manufacturing and selling OF all
kinds of W0olen Goods of which wool shall
form one of the components parts; al d also,
the printing, stamping. enclosing, dyeing and
finishing OF all kinds of fabrics Of whatever
materials made; and whether said fabrics were
manufactured, or shall be owned by said Cor.
poraiiOn or not; and to sell and deal in all the
above described articles OF merchandise-and
also, the purchasing and leasing Of all real
estate, machinery and fixtures necessary and
convenient-also, the buying, selling aud deal.
ing in all kinds of goods, wares and merchan.
disc, and all articles necessary and convenient
10 the carrying on OF said business: and gon>
orally to do all things necessary and conven-
lent to the management OF the same.
Art. Nv. The Statute Law Of the State Of
Connecticut herein before referred TO, violating
to - Joint Stock Corporations" il hereby par>
ticularly referred to. and made part of these
ar,icles-and the corporation hereby es'ab>
lished and organized under and pursuant to
the same. shall Rave the powers enumerated
therein. and proceed according to the reguia-
tions set forth and specified in said Law.
Art. v. Each subscriber to these Articles
agrees to take the number of shares annexed
to his name, Of the capital stock of said Corr
puration--each share TO be twenty-five dollars
as afot esaid. and to be paid for by instalmemts,
as the Directors oil said Corporation shall call
in the same.
Art. VI The said Corporation is established
and located in the village of Hotchkissville,
Town Of Woodbury., County Of Litchfeld, AID
State Of Connecticut n.
Woodbury.. Sept. oath, 1851. "a
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$40 REWARD

"iLL be paid to any person who will
w bay bOx Of DR. Terrel's Healing
Ointment, and use it according to diTec
lions. il they will call at my Office and say
With clear conscience. that Il does not
completely cure Chapel Hands. ChiIblains.
sore Lips. Burns and Freezes. Sores on
ChilIIeD. and greatly alleviate, IL not en-
tire y cure Ssll Rheum, and most diseases
Of the skia. See advertisement
MONROE TERRELL.
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District Of Woodbury.. 80. Z

STATE 81 CHARLES MARTIN. late Of
~ Bethlem. % said district, deceased The
administrator represents the Estate iDsolvent
aud pFays the appointment n Commissioners
heEeon. Ordered that Commissioners 10 70
ceivc and examine the claims Of the creditors
81 said Estate Ne appointed ~ the Probate 0f.
Zee IN wnedhnTy. nn'the last Monday Of Nov
.b5l, Of . n'elarh .lnFen0nn II witch MI per.
aons IN Interest will iske naiiee so anpanF, Il
theg STE cause. aHa h6heafH FtFFNNH
~ cliAB. 3. PHELPS. 5ndga
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At a Court Of Probate held at the Probate Of
fee in Washington, within and forihe Dis
trict Of Washington, on the nth day Of
October, 1851.
Present, DANIEL BRINsMADE. Esq Judge.
ON motion OF Frederick A Frisb,e, ADM.
" nislrator on The Estate of EDWARD
FRISBIE. late of said Washington. deceased.
Ordered, rha, six months from the date here.
Of be allowed to the creditors Of said Estate,
in which to present their claims to said Adj
ninsirator for allowance and adjustment; and
that all persons interested may be duly notified
thereof, said Administrator will cause COPY
of this order to be published in newspaper
printed in Iitchfield County, and post copy
on the sign post in Washington, nearest the
place whete the deceased last lived. Certified
from Record. \
"a DANIEL b BRINSMADE. Judge.
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NEW YORK.

"E are receiving, by daily arrivals
w fren Europe. our Fall aud Winter
assortment Of rich fashionable fancy Silk
and Millinery Goods
We respectfully invite all Cash Pur-
chasers thoroughly to examine our Stock
and Prices, and as interest governs. we ieel
cOnfdent.Our Goods and Prices will induce
them to select from our establishments
Particular attention 10 devoted to Millinery
Goods. and many Of the articles are manu-
featured expressly to our order. and can
not be surpassed 10 beauty, style and cheap
ness. .,...t ASH 49,.
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap,
Neck and Belt.
Satin and TafFeta Ribbons of all
widths and colors. 4
Smks. Sat,ns. Velvets and uncut Vel
vets. for Hats.
.. Feathers, American and French Arti-
fetal Flowers
Putfings and cap trimmings.
Dress trimmings. large assortment.
Fine Embroidered REVERE and lem
stitch cambria handkerchiefs.
q Crapet, Lisses. Tablstons. illusion and
cap iaces,
Valencienes. Brussels, thread. silk, and
Isle thread laces.
Kid. silk. sewing silk. Isle thread.
merinO Gloves and Mitts.
Figured and plain swiss, book. bishop
lawn and jacones muslins.
English, French. American and Ital
ian Straw Goods.
July. 1851.
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" JACKSON hereby gives notice that
LIZ he continues to DYE Over. Goats,
Pants. Coats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses,
Shawls, &C., at his residence, one quarter
Of a mile west Of the Court House, in Litch
field.
p All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. .,
LitchGeld, September I, 1851. IL
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NOTICE.

@ The Examining Committee of Milton
SchOOl Society, will meet at the house of
Rev. H. L Vail, on Saturday,, the 18th
instant, AT 2 O'clock, P M.
All who inter teaching within said So
ciety the ensuing season, are requested to
be present ut that time.
T L JENNINGS, Clerk.
Milton. Nov. Z, 1851.
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Bounty LANDS.
SOLDIERS OF 1912,

THE m ,mbeTs Of Capt. WanSh's Company
IN the war Of 1919, are each entitled TO
40 acres of Bounty Land. am now receiving
waTTan,s Tor those III this Company who have
applied TO ne. Notwithstanding the opinions
III others TO the c.niTary. ! have the Pay
Roll 81 Capt. WaGgh's Company. aud also OF
cant. Charles f3Uel's Company, and am there.
Tore prepared 90 complete the application Of
any n,eniber Of either 81 these Companies, or
the widnw al ans member on momsnt's mo-
Iics, By calling on me Il my office.
HENRY B. GRAVES.
Lilehheld, Nov. 4th, 1881. 20
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heavv and cheap Lace Wells, Collars aud
CuNs. WORK Dands. Cambrle Edalngs and
'inseFiIuss, Ladies Kli end Cashmere Give.
A ehmap los OF LiMen ildkls.. Claak Trina
SS.Iaaa. FrIaeaa. 0Imps, and vs1es ssrpen.
elne lsrMlh Ne, &c.
, lAsohasid. Oct. aBlh, 1851. -
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District Of Torrington. IS.
Probate Court, Oct. 3lst, 1851 {

@'O~o'S SON'h, WV oAotS ASoA ,
STATE of JULIUS c. HAYDEN
IA of TOrrington, in said District, oil
assigning debtor. The Court of Probate
for The District Of Torring,on hath limited
and allowed six months from The da te hereof
for the creditors OF said Estate, in which to
exhibit their claims thereto 4: and has ap-
pointed BarzIllai Hudson. and Leverett
futile of said Torrington, commissioners.
10 receive and examine said Claims.
Certified by Henry s. BARBouR. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house Of Tullius c Hay.
den, IN said TorriDgtOn, on the lst day Of De
cember. 1881, and the 30th day Of April, 1852.
ct o'clock in the afternoon. on each Of said
days. for the purpose Of attending on the bn-
siness Of said appointment.
BARZILLAI HUDSON, ! Commiss
LEVERETT FUTILE, sloners.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are re
quested 10 make immediate payment to
20 AESON COLT, Trustee.
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rs hereby given ~ The Stockholders Of he
IL Canaan ani Lllchheld Tnrnsiks Road
thai the annual meeting OF said Company
wIll h held 81 0rboTns Hotel. IN "es1
Goshen, on Thursday, The 2Olh dayO NO
.vsnlher nexl, ~ II O'Clock. A. NJ. 10 APP
p0iat ths anaual olsieers, snd do any 0shsF
necesSaty hnAimesa.
BENZ. sEp0WICK, Clark.
Cornwall Hollow, Oct y, 1861. -