Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-01

 l, At Court of Pro5aie held at New Milfor q
 in aud for tho District of New Millo,d, on the Hath day 9i Feb, A. D., 1852.
 Present, DAVID c SANFORD, Esq. Judge. TPON the petition of Nus SaIah Fl Board- V man. of Boardman, in the County of Mas hUny, and State oi Ohio, showing to this Court that she is the Guardian of William J, BOard- man and Henry w, BoaIdmsn, both of said Buardman, miner children of Henry NJ. Board> man. Esq, late of said Buardman, dece s.d and that said minors are the owners of two un- divided fourth parts Ol the following real es- tate lying in said New Milford, to wit three lots of land called the ''Camp Lots," situated about half a mile suuth-easterly from lhe dwelling house of the late Homer Boardms, Esq, Gu both sides of the highway. contain. ing twenty-five acres and half.
 One lot i,ing on the hill east of the afrre. said dwelling house oi Homer Boardman. Eso containing eight acres, more or less Ore piece of wood land containing seventeen acres more CT less, lying On iha hi!l north eastward ot said dwelling house of said Homer Board man, Esq
 One parcel of land called the Noble Mea- dow," containing iwenty>one acres and six teen rods, more nr less. ...
 One halt of the Farchild Farm so called, containing thirty-nne acres and threequariers IT ore or less.
 One piece of land which formerly belonged to said Fairchld FAum. lying north and west "t the dwelling house,. containing six acres more or less.
 The west half of Beardsley Meadow so call- ed. containing five acres two quarters and 20 rods.
 A piece called the north pasture, lyIng on the hill, east of said dwelling house of Homer Boardman, Esq, containing eight acres, more or less.
 A tract of land on the east side of Eong Mountain, west of Stephen Ferriss' dwelling house. containing seven acres and three quar- ters, more or less.
 One piece oi land lying on the east side and south cad of Candlewood Mountain, contains ing seventy five acres and a half more o! less.
 One undivided halt of a piece. lying on Straighrs Mountain, north>weslwardfrom the former dwelling house of Ebcnezcr Sanford, containing fourteen acres, more or less, in the whole
 piece of land containing two acres and half, in the "pine gruve," so called, at Maryland. CFhe aforesaid real estate being property which was distributed 10 Il e said Henry M. B'ardman, Esq, from the estate of lis father Elijah Brardman. Esq deceased valued al about eight thousad dollars.)
 And also. two undivided flutth parts of one uhulViu@u Iourth par or lhe following pro. perty, situated in sad New Milford, viz the fourth part of :he homestead of the said Elijah Boardman, Esq, deceased, containing eight acres, one quarter and twe~ ty, four rods, with a dwelling housa, store and other buiidi. gs 
 And one piece of land on the Westward side of Long Mountain, west of the dwelling house, formerly ot Ira Garfield now deceased. con n'alnlng seven acres.
 And one plece, on the west side ot Long Mountain. Northwest of the dwelling house formerly olJosiah Brace,
 The whole valued at about two thousand dollars, and further showing that said estate Is at present unproductive, that it wilt be for the advantage ofsaid minors to have said es- tate sold, and the avals thereof invested ac. cGrdmg to law [, and that there is reasonable cause for selling the same, and praying this court to order he sale of said real estate of sad minors, and 10 empower hun or some nlh CT meet person 10 sell and causing the same pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided.
 It is Ordered, That said petition be heard and determined at the Probate office in New Milford on the 24,h, day of April 1859 a, y o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice there of be published Tn some public Newspaper published in Litchti !ld. (which is near said real esrate,) three weeks successivry at feast six weeks before said 24th day of ApIil, 1859. Al DAVID c. SANFORD, Judge,