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MAN. OTTAWA ILL. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27.

iast as n. Looked fran siJ. u, "a. . a.,
ans whom be now lad, G.rsws,, So. s"' S.r.
ly nm event occnr,eJ No.. ,oal;' Sho,r
rest. A gigantic selder who had stood he bis
side ut Trenton, stepped forth from the ranks
ana extended his hand.
Farewell, my beloved general, farewelll"
washing grasped his hand in eonvulsive emo.
'lon IN both OF his. All discipline was now at an
enu' me officers could not restrain the men as
,hcy rushed forward to take Washington by the
n"hu' ana the soos and tears of the soldiers told
now deeply engraven spon their affections was
'"e 'oSe oil Their commander
~ iefgth Washington reached the barge at
" hpeh'il anu entered It, A. the fret stroke Of
ule Ours ne rose, and turning TO tho companions
:" h'S g'orS ny waving his hat bade them a al
len' n, aueu' Their answer was only In tears; and
"HlceIs ana men with glIstcnlng ewes. watched
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Bread Making.


AN hgt'cut'ufa. 9oS'ey !" one o' 'ns EASTERN
states recently offered premium ior the oes'
bread breao maze aeeo'd 10 me iour iolo~'
lns recipes were submitted ana TOOK premiums
FLOUR t'nT"fs" ~ y ""'",-oi o'eau
MADE 10 ,he ,olo~'ts manner - ooll sl1 : OF
,han yo,,r @ or Ian n;n, anJ baIf os.xs,s, in
,rhi.i, b., bocn bnilsd h,rJf,j az bors 10 mi,
,,;,,,r-aI ,,.oor ,bros ,abI.sroonf'l ~ veas,
'rhe olovs Is nv manner NJ r,sliny NV yeast
,,h;sl lii Les,a reaL xh tho sd,Iii;sn NJ a
Ii,,i. .a,t To m,ks nv loaf ,r b,.ad / TAX. I
60, g. . sno,,et,,l ~ ,o,., WITH .rocnr,,
dflarl ,niv ,,iIb warm ,oiar anllet il ri.. n,sr
n;rI,. IN IL. ,nornin,. / L,e,h !, nyer nm, IN
nsns H., II ,;ss half an horr and h,,e
F,o,, psr.n- Nr. fr,oycs Sloy,s.- Tai. I,
Gun OF nev ,Sglk Of hot water u -four n m.
tie salt. let il rise bonrs Then put il INTO +!
ou,rt. Of aour. add new milk enough 10 kpead n
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MiIlinecV

'O'"' oI tdh" ~" '"i"'D"S ''fNt'' oPP"o"e
5 H. GridieVs Stare Ofdgd.
MRS GREGG would inform the ladies Of Of
vi tnwa aud vicinity that she has lus, recrlvcd
from the city, splendid assortment Of Straw
BunneIs She has also good assortment OF vel
vets satins, plushes, Silks. ribbons flowers, tabs
&c, OF the newest fashions She will do all kinds
oi custom work in the Milluary line Those VIII,
have not purchased hats will do well to call beor,
purchn sing elsewhere sept IL
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cARrtn RAVE Rts.-Nouis OF the Home Jo4-

CARrrn RAVE Rtz-Nor,s OF the Home Jo4r'
nal. thus dscource.:
Carpets have risen, apparently. no, in price
that we known ot but risen from, the floors which
they used to cover, TO envelope the persons Of
the rapid youth Of this metropolis. 1t sdid-and
who walks Broadway can doub, i, THAT inge.
nuity Of the makers OF psnts,oon s,uas, having
been put to such exceedingly severe tests during
the last ten years, gave out few months since.
In his despair, one Of the leading men in thas
branch oi business sat rrminstng so the story
gnes--with hi. eyes fixed glootnly on the car
ret, which chancej to bs Of q vocifetous pattern.
a very noisy pattern, indeed loud" in short, or
stunning" as the English cay. An idea sss.
cd him. lie rushed to the eountingroom Of .
large carpet manufictory near by, and borrow
ed little library Of old pattern books
From thu, hour M was we'll H. ~, mp half
the night examining. Hdmning selecting. IL lie
morning the requisite orders we're given, and a'l
hand. were set To work The result he who runs
may see. Carpets have ti.,n, and nnw pefa,n'
bulntc the streets Accelerated Young gentle
men wear thct blu.hing honor thick, very Thick,
anu very broad. upon tscu.
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T IL o RIM G..

SCHln. . DAn DIl Sys
MOULD respectfully inform ihr citizens Of
w Ottawa, and the surrounding country. tha,
he has enlarged his store, and lu-t received large
assortment OF
Br0aiciDMs, CdssimereS, Iesiings,
And ready made Clothing, of all descriptions,
and of the latest styles, which he intends to sell
cheap for cash, and those wishing purchase will
do well to call and examine before purchasing else
where.
TAILORING n CUTTING:
Done on tho shor,es, notice, and On the cheap
est terms All garments warranted tn fit The
store Is opposite the old Ciiv Hotel on Madison
street. next door to tue Marble shop
Ottawa, Oct. 9. WV CoNNELiy.
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Miss WHEELER

nEGS leave to announce 10 the LADIES' of OF
tawa and vicinity, that she has opened u
IL Mllincrs Shop, directly over the Farmers
Store"-where she vii be nj NIL tunes happy to wait
upon those who may favor her with their custom.
Dress Making will also he carried on-she has secn.
red the servlces Of a competen, hand who will take
charge OF that branch. Ladies, we assure you TIM
work entrusted to care, shall be executed with
ncainees lin the latest stylesand on the mos,tea-
sonable terms, Nov. 6-l2-3n.
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Dress Making.
GIs va % e@.s
Carriage and Wagon Manufactoi

VdrIIds" anu wagon W TdhUIdCtOfyi
I G. GAY would inform his friends and cuso
- O.. ncrs that be has removed tr his new shop nt
the south. west corner oithc public square whrr, he
wi,lcOnunuc the manufacturing oicarriagcs buggy,
ana wagOusin the latest and most approved styles
Being practical workman, he ilaiters himself that
he can build as good work cnn be produced IN this
market Iiork made to ordcrand warranted 10 give
cnlir, satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for scnsourd lumber ] G. GAY.
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~ ~ ne " - .
Payment must invariably be in advance.

Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the rIl insertion aud - cents for eGch subsequent
insertion, liberal discount made TO those who
advertise by the year.
Ng- No paper discontinued until all arearages
are paid, unless at the option oi the Publishers.
GS- Communicatlcns, TO insure attention, must
always be Tree OF postage, and accompanied with
ihe Authors name.
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'---As the ruddy drops


There never was a case in which more certain
ly kIuancss rewards itself A minister, al all
worthy the name, whatever lewd fellows of the
baser sort may~sy, does not work with a mprce
nary feeling Let congregation try 1t. Let
lhem meet their minister With heart felt smile
Let them give him ever AMI anon. an .ncuUrag-
lng word or look. Let them be gentle to hi, IN
pcrfcciioHs Lc; them give han the means uf u
tciecIual improvement Aud the cases viii b.
rare IN which they will not have a nisn amou.at
them whose heart will 20 our IN warm affection
towards every homestead who will watch over
them IN sickness, and bury their dead with ten.s,
who will place the bapIismaI water amongst the
clustcrlng curls Of their children With deep feel.
ing and dispense the eniblrms Of The body and
blood Of Christ with atfeetonate solemnty. And.
a. lime gathers away his dark hairs and crowns
him with rerereut SHOWS Of age, The brother will
only change to a father
VII know the minls,er %sl We know their
faults End thelr virtues their weakness and their
strength. They can do harm when their power
unws, like wirtry torrent, IN wrong channel
They are most dangerous. ~ pnpsh and prutes
tsnt Jesuii,m shows. when they are warped to
intrigue; bat thsrs docs not li,. on earth a
bravcr OF kinder body Of men. if the Churcs will
only hew sut ilT them 4 channel in which noble
ness msy iluv
But YOU will say, hey oush, to be noble. what.
ever the Church are. We'll, so they ought snd
~ many ave. Not all tn. martyrs have mould
cred 10 dungeons. Not all the martyrs have en-
hracrd the stake. and amid wondering aud ad
miring millions gained heaven in charos of FIRE
Not all the martyrs have stretched out their arm.
upon the cross or looked into the fierce eve. o
Wild beast IN Roman ampthsatrss In many a
lonely western village sits man whose nss. is
on the roll OF proud college. and by his eide a
woman who wonlJ ho at home in n capitol, then
hands rougheping with toll, and their garment,
wearing thin with age They are almost i5ham
ed to show the passing strang their little table
with i's rough iare. Their msrt,rdom Is Not A.
sharp but it is much slower than Peters, or thar
| Poly cdrps. In the suburbs Of the sity, amid Ii.
green valleys Of New York or Of PENNSYLVANIA
you nly find the minister whose cheek is waxing
thin with unrequitted labor and care, who il bound
/ To the ministry only by the love Of Christ, and
who tolls and suffers on and at lss, steals to an
unnouced grave, and slrepes until the Resurrec
ton. Church History doss not emblalon hi,
name, but the Recording Angel writes it down
with Il softened heart-Pres Quarterly Rsri,s
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u. A. Osborn JE SKINNER.
AUCTION AUCTIONS!
q. 4, Osborn's Cigar 5aoon
Mcssrs. ONHORN N SkINNEK

Wrssf>. UNEUKN " SNTNNEK
AUtTloNEERS are prepared to receive amy
"a kind Of Property iorp public or private sale, such
as Merchandise o' all kinds, Horses, Cattle, L /,
which they will sell Ia the best advantage.
On COnSignmrnt, lot ot ready-madc Clothing,
which wal be- put up their sales room for the IN
sprction OF the pubic All business entrusted to
their care IN the above line will meet with prompt
attention Aup .-u
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mert, with the same result, and in turn was ask-
ed by the younger Sachern what he was crying
forf 'Beeduse you cas not Killed uheH your tath
er res was the prompt reply.
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Meat Market.
New Heat Market.

JEREMIAH WOODmtorms his friends and the
- public lhnthe has Just opened Meat Market nl
his new hudur on the corner north oi the Court
House square IN Ottawa, where he willie happy tu
.upplyal' 'hisirlends aud the puhlcwilhihr rholccs
oi everything IN the meat line. Negetablcsoi all
kinds also kept on hand.
No Wqrkcion Sunday. The shop will be- kept
open on Saturday evening. but closed on the Sab
bath. sept2S5tl
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Boot & Shoe Shop.

Vl>llE undersigned would call the attention Of
i his friends aud the public to his removal to
the place close by where the BARRIERS Shop stood
ON Madison streer, known rs Joseph Halls corner,
where hr will continue IN the retail oi Boots and
Shoes ol his oNn Manufacture,
While thankful Tor the liberal patronage he has
received ior the past o years IN Ottawa, he wlllcn.
dravor 10 merit continuance oi the same, Tie II
prepared to make Gen,lemens fine boots ,oi French
Cali. Patent Leather and Morocco. and everything
IN his lne, on as reasonable terms as the same qua
lily can be- houghtin other places.
tsy repairing done ns usual.
Ottawa, may lily. DANL. LrAuy.
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The NuBrrsT MES-1here Is no such gem, out
Of youi own homes, as your ministers heart II
lie Is unworthy, say 80 boldly, and take the
proper steps for hIs removal II he is worthy, let
his reputation be dear to you as the apple Of your
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House Painting.

THE subscriber has opened paint shopper Ca
nal street, IN Ottawa, next to Hossocks Store
near the Side Cut, where he will be ready tore.
ceive orders ior work, or do any kinds oi painting
may be that desired. Qan3-tn J. b. ToMps
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a WHO WANTS "a
n Chairs g. Bedsteads =? N

II l.. WATERMAN still keeps on La Sale
IL. street, where he has been tor ~ years. and
has never failed IN giving good satisfaction.
Ills chairs are all made by good workmen, nnG
warranted to stand better than Chicago or ST. Louis
work.
or The public are respectfully invited focal and
examine OctoberJ
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Business CARDS.
o. a. OSBORN

q be Ginar Saloon,
OTTAWA, ILL.
L. EErS constantly ON hand at Wholesale and
IN Retail, Cigars OF good quality. such as Re
galas. Ca2adora, Lanorma, Yara aud Cuba, Prin-
cipes, together with a variety OF lump Tobacco
from Richmond, Vrginm, Also n good article OF
fn'eut chewing and smoking Tobacco, together
with AN assortment OF fine Candy. Nuts, Figs,
Rasius, &c,, &c Aug 7-ti
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FURNITURE! |!
LOOKING GLASNGN

ever ulltTcd ~ lhis llhtkti, NHu
AZ prices to defy competition. They have hcui,
iirs tur manufacturing superior to any ties side ol
Chicago and are dcicImttd to put their PRICE
am, Unrest Mark
IN addition to wha,ilyy manufacture themselves
they nr- receiving u good assortment OF furniture
from the most fashionable houses IN Chicago, winch
fAry wi! sell al Chicago prices adding 'ran'roHn'
tio6. They world cal particular attention to Tie
tact That they are mHknl h1,r own
EedsteaGs
which ruallrs them TO furnish cheaper nnd bet
Ter article dan can be got elsewhere and they
viii make any size aud pattern that may hc called
or. or any othcr0riclc M the cabinet Of upholstery
line, on short notice.
Furniture Delivered and Nst'p
IN any part uf the town. and It Il does not give sa'
ti,,aciion the money viii hc refunded. They also
keep on hand Sash and Glass OF all kinds They
hope by strict attention TO business 10 receive IL
hcIal share ui patronage.
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Now n tho winter Of our llsssnisat
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.rhey receive dollar from tho landlord {,
every guest whom they bring to his house
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26

At a Court Of Probate rtden at Plymouth
within and for the District OF Plymouth on
the 10Th day Of August, a. D.. 1854.
Present, AMAlI GipDINGs, Esq. Judge.
Upon the petition of George II Bradley Of
" Plymouth. in the County Of Litchfeld,
showing 10 this Court. that she is Guardian
OF the person and estate Of JOHN a BLAKS.
LEE. a minor resident Of Louisville, Ken
lucky. That said minor is the owner of real
estate situated in said Plymouth, viz. one
piece Of land in lee simple, in Plymouth Hol /.
low; and on the west bank OF the Naugatuck
RiveI, bounded north on William Woodruff,
east on the Nongaiuck river, south and west
on Marvin Blakeslee. containing 'wo and a
half acres, more or less. valued at ah"ut one
hundred & forty dollars. That it would be for
the benefit Of said minor to have said land sold
and the asails thereof disposed Of Tor TIE in.
terest OF said minor according TO law, pray.
ing for lib .rty to sell said property for the
purpose aforesaid, as per petition on file
II is ordered b, this Court. that said Guards
ian give notice ofsaM application. by causing
the same 10 be published in one of the News
papers printed in L:ichfeld in the County Of
Liieh6eld, three weeks successfully. Of least
six weeks before the hearing and that said
petition will be heard at the Probate Office in
said district or the 23d day Of October next.
at l o'clock P. M.
Certified from Record.
I .xs-.. AMMl GIDpINGs Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
"What are the Wings Fighting for :"

We came across the above in an exchange
1t is SO easy to satisfy the querist, that we
cannot refrain from doing so. Perhaps il
will reform him. We hope so. Well, sir,
the Wings are fighting for the man who
has been fighting for his country more
than forty years-for river Improvements,
tor harbor improvments--for railroad i'm
provments-for American industry-for
the development Of the resources of the
country--for the elevation of our people,
socially, intellectually, and reIigiously -
for the perpetuation Of the Union and the
liberties of our happy land-for a II the
vast and varied interests Of the country,
which we desire shall be placed on sta
BILE and prosperous foundation-for true
mon and tried patriotism fine, for ScoTT,
GRAHAM, QUA CoUNTRY and VIcToRY !:
That is what we ara lighting for. Are
not the prizes valuable beyond compa rison.
and worth any struggle to secure them !!
They ara, and they shall be secured. New
Orleans Bulletin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
n TUE CUFIy VI htCNFIs )
FREDERICK CHIErENOEN. Judge.


Al Court of Probate holden at Torrington
within ANA for the District Of TorrIns ton
the 10Th day OF July, A, D., 1889,
Present, HEXRv s. BARBouR, Jaioe.
THE Administrator on the Estate of
n WILLIAM ZACH. late of Torrington in
said district, deceased, having represented
the estate insolVent and given notice TO all
cancer ned 10 appear hefore thia Court the
present day, at one O'Clock afternoon. to be
heard relative 10 the appointment Of Com
missiOners. and no one a9pearing-'This cOurl
doth appoint Russell C. Abernethy aud Uri
Taylor Commissioners 10 examine aud adjust
the Claims OF the creditors Of said estate; and
also doth decree that SIX months from this
date be allowed :hem to exhibit their claims
to said Commissioner and doth direct tina:
public notice Of this order he given by ad.
vertlzing the same in a newspaper published
in Liichfeld aud by postI, 6 copy thereofon
a, sign post in said Torrington nearest III,
place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record
HENRY s. BARBOUR Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet al Church Hotel in Wolcot..
vile on the second Saturday in November
| 1852, and the second Saturday of Janua,
ry 1853 at O'clock in the afternoon oil
each Of said days for the purpose of attend
ing to the business of said appointment.
RUSSELL c. ARERNETHY, , CommisE
URI TAYLOR, sioner~
All persons indebted to said Estate .4re
requested to make immediate pay men, to
DEMAs Coz, Admins
JULIA A. LEACH. traitors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
FOR THE NOMINATION or PRES
IDENTIAL ELECTORS,

A STATE CONVENTION of the
Wings Of Connecticut will be held at the
city Of Hartford, on WEDNESDAY,, rHR
18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1852, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating six
Electors If President and Vice President
Of The United States, viz two Electors
from the State at large, and four District
Electors, or one from each Congressional
District.
The Whigs Of the several towns in the
State are requested to assemble in their
primary meetings as soon as practicable,
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates to
he above called Convention, equal to dou.
blethe number of Representatives to which
hey are entitled in the General Assembly,
and TO cause the names of their Delegates
TO be published Immediately thereafter.
WINGS OF CONNECTICUT! THE
CAMPAIGN IS OPENED, AND THE ELECTION
Is AT HANn!! The Civilian who has ever
been equal to every emergency who, by
his wisdom, prudence and ability, has faiths
fully discharged every trust committed to
his care-the s'Hero who has never lost a
batlle''-who for forty years has led yOuv
common country from victory to victory,
now leads yo,y columns! A CHIPPEWA
CHARGE-and a glorious victory awaits
you at the polls in November
" Let every town be represented 10
the Convention.
CHESTER ADAMS,
HENRY G.. LEWIS,
VIM. E. PARK,
DAVID B. BOOTH, State Centtal
FREDERICK nj. PECK. Committee.
HENRY b, GRAVES,
AB'M BRAINARD,
l.. E. PEASE,
New Haven, July 10th, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26

! es1t go to sleep. won't bo naugh-
u you'll only kiss me. Oh kiss me,
Gear mamma, / can't 60 to Sleep
holy little angel she did 60 10 sleep
one gray morning aud she never woke
agalD-neyer Her hand was locked 10
mine, and all my veins grew icy with it,
gradual chill. Family the light faded
out in the beautiful eyes-whiter and
whittier grew the trewulous lips. She
never knew me but with her last
breath she whispered, 1 sUM be good,
mother, IL you'll only kiss me-
kiss her! God knows how passionate,
but unayailing. were my kisses upon her
cheek after that fatal Dlght. God knows
how wild were my prayers that she
might know. il but only once, that
kissed -her.-God knows how I would
have yielded mp my very life could |
have asked forgiveness of that sweat
child.
Well +! grief is unavailing now. She
lies il her little tomb; there is q marble
urn at her head. and rose bush at her
feet; there grow sweet flowers there
waves the gentle grass. there birds sing
their mathis and vespers there the
blue sky smlles down to-day, and there
lies buried the freshness of nv heart.
Parents. you should have heard the
pathos in the voice of that stricken
mother. as she said, There are plants
that spring into greater yigor it the
heavy pressure Of a footstep crush them
bat oh there are others that even the
pearls Of the light dew bend to the
earth MAD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
81 Ed.

In this village, cath inst, Mrs. Maria
Webster. aged 55-wife ofHosea Webster,
Esq, of Brooklyn, N. Y, and daughter OF
the late DR.. William Ruel of this village.
The friends of the family are notified
that her flneral will take place a.4 P. NJ.
day wednesday,
In this village, 25th inst, Edward c
Buel, aged % years aud months-son of
DR.. Samuel Buel.
To- New Haven, 22d inst. DR.. Eneas
Monson. in the 90'h years Of HE age. He
was the Oldest graduate of Yale College,
and was formerly President of the New
Haven Rank.
In New viaven. % inst. Elihu Monson
aged 78-lOng known as constable aud city
sheriff.
II East Pascagonia, Mississippi, l4,h
inst, Mrs Margaret Taylor. aged SIS. widow
Of ex>President Zachary Taylor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
NOTICE..

4 LII persons liable to pay taxes in the
IA town of Kent. on list 1851. are hereby
notified that have received Tax bill and
warrant 10 collect an eight per cent Town
Tax on said list, and will meet them to re-
ceive said Tax at the Store Of WIN. Fry. on
Monday tho 6th Of September next, from III
10 IL o'clock, A. NJ. and at the house Of Agur
Beardsley from TO 3 O'clock P. M, and at
the store of Fanton G. Segar on Tuesday the
7ih of September, from 10 10 IL o'clock A.
NJ, and at the store Of Camp u FenR from !
to 3 o'clock P. NJ, and at Judd's Hotel.
Wednesday, 9Th September next, at 10 o'clock
A. M.
All persons not paving their Taxes at the
above named times and places. will pay such
fees as the law allows.
J. r. FULLER, ia Collector.
Kent, July 29,h. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
District Of New MiIfard.

tfubaie Court 50. .
Al COurt Of Probate holden 1t New Milford
within and for said DistTief.
II STATE rf dENRY BULKLEY, late Of
Ia New Milford, in said District, deceased
The Executor represents the estate in :
solvent. and prays the appointment o. Com
missiopers thereon ;-Whereupon Ordered.
that Commissioners TO receive, examine. and
adjust the claims ct the creditors Of said ea4
tate, be appointed at the Probate Office in
said N Milford on,the 2sth day of Aug, 1852,
at I O'Clock in the afternoon and that ali
persons interested in said estate may be no.
titled thereof. the Executor will cause
this order to be published in a newspaper
printed in Liichfeld county. and post a copy
thereof on the public sign-post nearest the
place where the deceased last DIV cit.
A true copy Of REGARD,
+ FREDERICK CHlErENOEN Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
Certified by


AT court Of Probate holden at Cornwall,
within and fDr the District of Cornwall on
the ID day Of August, 1852.
nN motion Of William L. Clark and Noah
" Rogers. Executors of the last will and
testament It William Clark, late Of Cornwall.
IN said district deceased This court doth
decree that six months from this date be al
lowed and limited for the creditors of said
Estate TO exhibit their claims against the
same TO the said Executors. and directs that
fublIc notice be given Of this order by adver.
Using in q Newspaper published in Litchfield.
and ~ posting copy thereof on the public
sign post in said CoFEwall, nearest the plaza
where the deceased lsat dwelt.
Certified byIFREDEKICK KELLOGG, Judge.