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lAAk SOKCHAKD ACID WATER.-W

q AAh SDktHARD ACID WATER.-We
- cau The attention OF Physicians ana others to
TINS Mineral Water es being OF the most eftica-
ciUus and at the same time one of the ryost s;rne
remedial agents known. 1t hes been successfully
used IN the treatment Of many diseases, especially
those affecting the stomach, bowels and urinary or.
gans, a. Diabetes, dyspepsia, Piles, Chronic Mucous
CataTrh general debility and loss Of appetite Scad
head aud Salt Rheum, night sweats aud all discas
es OF the skin Dropsy in It's earliest stage, has al
so been successfully treated with this water Des.
cIlptlye pamphlets furnished gratis by
ADIE {, GRAY Druggists,
de u Sole Agents for the State Of Xlrginia
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IRON AND STEEL STORES tors
L >wed-s, English, American hammered and ron ron
Hat, round and square Band - Hoop from "a 10 ioCr
inches vide.
Plough from 7 to II inches wide
American and Swedes Nail Rods
English and American B!isteEed S.e@
Cast, Shear, German aud spring DO
Plough Moulds and Sheet lrsn
$50 boxes Tin Plate, an assortment coinpr!s,n
n arIy al sizes including Il 20 bright aad !eaced
for roofing.
no30 s. McGRUDLR d SONS
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( E>EtAL AZ ENCY, &c.-Richard Hill,
- j., guG =. w. Tally Of Hanover, have enter
3 .A,a partnership .3r the purpose of conducting
';aHa A-r.cy in sN Us branches, particularly
t., alr.@- g.recfoes and renting OF houses They
e us p.r,>sd - receive the iavors ot their frenGs
ta, LIE pGd.c.
RICHARD HILL in
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k?EGff0 BOkDs, Bills OF Lading' thecEs aha
" Eotss, printed in the nestest s'yie' ooA''AA"'
for sale by :. ,uroT a. RRO
deal y. III. "HSA
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L'AKNIERs' AND MERCHANTS sol rs
L taken al par; National Bank OF Washing ton'
Mechanics Bank; Merchants and Aerhanis -
We will take the above noies at their ian VaiUe'
In payment for Dry Goods.
JACOB A. Levy,
molly Cneap Stores. Is and SO asin 81.
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EiIl.E.... C.IAN FOX B !

EaERH ia !. & .IANCE FOR d AR
Y GAINS AT THE FRANhLIN CLOTHING
+IDilE. No 32. Main Street Richmond Va-Wc
..e jus. receives, ia addition to our already large
sock Of Ready Mad Clothing, u superior lot of
o. Goes. q various styles. Also, Dress Sacks
Fs5ek aud h-ess Coats Of every color, Style and
"-+...y Plain Black and fancy Cashmere Psnts.-
Ai-o. Frsts IL endless variety, and OF every style
4r--',5 ana materal. large and very select stock
# GaIlemea,s Furnishing Goods Every ar r.ice
-....aoa - complete thu Gentieuan's Wardrobe
Ash. Umbrellas Carpet Bags sc &c. All OF which
vi, sell at cost until the Ist OF January. as We
wis., - c4us" cut the entire Stock by that time
IA5se Who csA early = i'll gat the best bargains
L DECOU 1 CO,
q I'm 1872 Main Street
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tSE!...IN.. OFF ayr COsT.-AI No 10,

lNEt,a.ISus OFF AZ COST.-At No no,
- Corner o! Broad and 9th street We have still
large stock OF Stnsle and Fancy Dry Goods on
ha. !, which are offering at Cost Prices. The
Z -aLa ~ intend making in Business, and to
haT. ihe Store We now occupy reitted, compeIs
close by the first Of next month. Persons in
want of Dry Goods will find It to their advantage
h give d cal, Offering great induce
rr8ts Our stock Of Cloths, Casimeres Vestings
F'aune!s. Carpeangs, Aiapacas, Muslin de LANES,
sacaeG and Brown Domestics is large and well
assorted With a full stock of White Goods ard
ozaer articles generally kept by Us, priees which
cannot tail 20 Please.
no l5-d2m ia NJ ROSEEBAUM
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T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Reduc-

w spec,fully ask the attention OF the Ladies to
~sa~ her handsome assortment OK Bonnets, made
in asuperior manner, which she is now selling at
reduced prices, at No 225 Broad street.
B-Read Dresses, Caps. sc, on hand and made
to order rich Ribbons, ?lumes, and Other fancy
articles for sale cheap ct MRS. SWORDS,
de 10 225 BROAD street.
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4 iCURLCk.-Ihu subscriber has Ia store ana
Ii for 50 on accommodating terms. the follow.
ing superior brands OF Licorice:-25 cases G
Stick, 30 cases Beck s. Co, Mass.
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
pol3 Corner Cary and a0th streets.
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-,nnaNNL AGENCY CAKD.-r0e

~'.sou.a5a terms. TOLER u COOK,
rr General Agents
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DARTICULAR NOTICE. begin on Mon
Il day to take my semi annual inventory, and Of
fer for sale all Winter Goods at cost for cash The
stock is very large in
Heavy Woollens, Dress Goods
Cassimeres Cloths, Blankets
Vestings, Printed Shawls, Alpacas
Cassinetts, Cords and Fushans
Prints Top Coatings
Tweeas, &c, Kentucky Jeans.
de l1-dtlJa d. ii. LONDON
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n OTICE.-AA persons indebted 10 Nm. Ii
~ SMELL, JOHN SMELL Il co. or BARNES
SMELL, are requested 70 MAKE immediate pay
m"-tto ME. JAMES A. SMELL,
Sc I7-ts Administrator OF VIM. II. Smell
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assn HIRING FOV IS5Y-

HUGH r. PLEASANTs. Editor.
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Ok HALF CHESTS TEA, good to very 8upe
90 rior quality
10000 Cigars, good quality
1000 Cigars, superior quality Regaiis
1000 Cigars, good do do
II boxes Adamantine Candies, as iu 6 ID. paper
5 boxes Adamantine Candles 16s
barrels so ar winter bleached on
do winter bleached do
Just received, for sale by
no % l.. d. CREESHAW e. CO
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
JED

In this town, South Farms, on the 23d
inst, Mr.. LemueI Ray, aged 27-son Of
William Ray, Esq, For a few years past
te had been a resident of Cincinnati, and
Y as here on a visit wher he died.
In this town. Bantam FAILS. on the 25th
INST, Mr.. EphraIm Stone. aged ~. Af>
ter an absence Of over three years in
California, he reached his home on the
l6,h, with an impaired constitution, and
was soon after taken down with his last
Illness.
In this town, Bantam Falls. on the 26th
inst. Mrs. Amy Westover Fish, aged about
30-rect of gohn W. Fish, whom she
Survived but about two months,
In Frederick, Nd 22I inst. the Right
Rev. E. ]. Chnuche, Catholic Bishop of
Missouri.
In Lansiugburg, N, Y, 18th inst, Hon.
Jacob G l. .nsing, aged 81.
In Frederick, Md, goth inst, Right Rev.
Bishop Henshaw, Of ,he Protestant EpIs-
copal Diocese Of Rhode Island.
In Louisville, Ky, 10Th inst, Hon. John
Mckinley, Judge Of Tie Supreme Court of
the Unite1 >tate".
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
SILVER WARE
Fine Gold & Silver Watches. Jewelry,
Fancy Goods &C.

Vt The Old stand No. Exchange place, 4
BRIDGEPORT. CT.
THNIE firm II DackmaB & SAINT ,r.i so long
Il kna@nal the above place having dis
>olve.i, the bu.i less Is now cor Quoted bv the
subscriber who will be happy u see all wha
visit the CITY either far business or pleasure,
II is my iaicnton to Keep larger assortment
Than has ever been Offered IN this place, which
will at all Tim - be freey -hwl either 10 the
purchaser or the curious.
NV Stock IT Jewelry is very large and eng
bracing every style IN fashion. ba!h 6ne Get
and plated.
Ladies and Gent.en,en's Gold Watch o
every description, qualify aud p,lce. from
So to 500, aud SilvrS l.. yer, Lrrine. aud
V,tge Watche: Of every quality that can be
warranted TO keep lime. Silver Forks, Spoons
Knives. Ladies', Cups. Sugar tongs, SC, - large
assortment always IN hand. warranted as pure
"a coin, and "t the most fashionable style.
silver work oi all kinds made 10 order, Jcwelry
and SEeclaclrs made aati repaired.
Wedding Cards. Visiting Catds, Seals.
Plates. Spoons sc. engraved in superior
3lyle.
Fine Watrhes repaired in Inc most perfect
manner, and waersnted in all cases to perform
well, Watches sen. by Express or otherwise
foe repairs will receive immediate attention.
Al GEO. s SANFORD
NJ. , Eycins, Piace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29

tbs Wool GROWER AND Stock REGIS
TER-is the title OF a beautiful sheet pub
lished monthly by d D. Moore, proprietor
of The Rural New Yorker;) Rochester
N. Y, in pamphlet form, containing six
teen large octave pages, with tille-page,
index, &c, at the end Of the volume
Each number is illustrated with several
elegant engravings of domestic animals. &c.
About halt of the paper is devoted to sheep
and wool matters, the other half 10 other
domestic animals, poultry, &c. Terms
so cents year, in advance; ]. l. Hen
dick, agent, (also for the Rural New
Yorker, and Genesee Farmer,) With whom
specimen numbers of each may be seen.
T he present Volume commences With
July, and now is the time to utscribe.
Farmers and others interested, please call
AMI examine fIr yourselves.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
l1robatr 2srraro.

A Court of Probate hslr II inc Pa obaie
o;hce IN WASH ,gtna Jane, ggiISje
Present ID. b. BRINsNADE. E.q. Judge.
WIS CONT limits a1R allows SIX months
from The date hereaf 10 the cretlilots OF
me estate Of SAMUEL NETTIEToN late Of I'd
District deceased. TO present their claims Tor
ahJas'he nj and settlement. All persons neg.
,ec,in 1" present them property sltestcd will
De 'eoaired recovery. And The adrninisira
Tor VIII cla's this order 10 be published in
newspaper printed IL i.iichfield and cnnv
OF me SAM p'sled on The sGnpnst in WaSh-
'ngiGn nearest 10 where the deceased last
dwelt.
DAM. 3 B2IN SMADE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

NHE Undersigned having been by the
Court of Problto for the District of
Salisbury appointed Commissioners on the
Estate OF Horace Edward Hub nd, la'e of
SALISBURY, IN said d strict. dec eased, rem
resented nsoivent. hereby give notice III; /
said Court has allowed six months from this
late Tor the creditors Of said estate 10 ex
mb;t their ci aims to Us, who will meet on
The business OF our said appointment at
the dwelling house Of A. J. WardwelI at
LokeviIIe, in said Salisbury, on the first
Tuesday OF August aud January next, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. on each of said DAYS,
WM. IL WALTON, , Commits
KBERT BosTwTcK. : sioners.
Salisbury, July S, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
EXTRACT

From the Discom Sc OF the RsV. Cyrus
Yale, delivered IN Litehfeld at the late
Centennial Of the North and South
Con sociatioRs.
In hasty tour of Li'ch6eld County, we
have now lrodden lightly on the ashes of
ct three generations of pastors-we have
seen many Of these honored dead lying
with appropriate memorials amid their
silent f1pcks. These simple and touchirs
mementoes in all our towns-now unlike
those in Westminster Abbey where ,he
visitor thinks of IS earlhs mighty dead
whether of royal bhM or of more royal
mind in the first rank of genius aud litera
ture. These humble graves Of Chris, 5
ministers among us, how unllFe the spnn>
did, tasteful and costly tombs Of the rich
tho g'y, the thoughtless, at q Mount Au
burn, Greenwood Cemetery, or IA Noun,
II ope which the proud display Of wealth
an ths rich embellis meuts of art. amid
fine natural scenery OF choice selection
and careful culture, would fain begnile
you along, MS over mere pleasure ground
of rare attraCtons-would almost torbih
your recollection of the subteTranean vaults
under our feet, But the plain, unambi-
tious graves of the former pastors OF our
Churches are in the best keeping with their
humble lives, as followers Of The loWIy
Jesus. And we have pissed round among
them, and read the inscri p'iors-not to
weep. but TO recall their persons and their
good deeds, and to bless God for such
friends aud benz factors If his county and
Of our race Yes, aud in view Of their
devotion to Christ and his church, view
of their usefulness to their fellow men-In
view of their lives, spent in the greatest
aud best woi k of mortals-we would raise
our eyes from their ashes on earth TO their
souls in heaven; and we would earnestly
seek powerful impulse to noble action
from the cherished memory of tn cir ex-
ample and wOnld follow their faith more
diligently, aud do good with all our migIta
aud hope TO jnin them in Gods best time,
and TO enjoy with them the rich rewards
of grace forever, and ever, and ever.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
Bphalo. July 26

Bpfalo, July 26.
A steady stream of engines has been
pouring into our city since Saturday, all
crowded with persons on their way to the
LunGy Lime Convention. Severa military
companies from Michigan, Kentucky. sc.
are here.
D%Profess2r Fitch Of Yale College
has resigned.
More Democratic " Reform" - The
new School Commissioner has removed
from Office the two clerks -Messrs Sam'I
Dodd and Elisha Dodd, Jr. The only
objection Mr. Waldo had to them, was,
they were Wings.
o. AT the annual meeting of the Litc'l-
field Manufacturing Company, J. q. Beck
with, J. NJ. l.. ScoviI, P. T. Barnum, Geo.
Seymour, Barzillai Arnts, S. N. Botsford
and S. Morris, Jr., were elected Directors
Alta meeting of the Directors, DR.. J. G.
Beckwith was re- elected President, and
A, G. Smith, Secretary, Treasurer and
General AZ ent
I+Vo invite the attention of our read
ers to the very able and practical Letter
from California. 1t was addressed, by
former citizen of this county, TO Judge
PECK of Norfolk, to whom we are indebted
for copy Tor publication.
N-The city of Sonora, California, was
almost entirely destroyed by fire on the
29,h uIt.
IPHorace Bushnell, D. D., received
the hon orury degree of Doctor of Divinity
at the late commencement at Harvard COLI
Ie &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
INluirY.

The Christians lite is said to be 'swar-
fare" in which he has 10 contend with
foes without aud foes Within" but the
most dangerous are those within
This language is f3urative, but its 1T
eral meaning is easily understood.
The difficulties that besei the Chris
tian's path. are numerous aud perplexing !;
and it often requires all his experience,
acknowledge of the Scriptures, together
with the weekly ministrutions of the
word" in the sanctuary, TO keep his faith
alive, preserve him from yielding to temp.
tation, and promote his growth in grace.
One OF the designs of the preaching the
Gospel, is to promote these ends; and
therefore one eff the duties of the Gospel
minister is manifest.
But there is another class of persons,
who are not indifferent on the subject of
religion, who yet dare not hope that they
are ChriStians-whose long and varied
yet in some respects, monolonous expert.
ence has tended to discourage them, and
perhaps to distort their moral vision who
feel that they are honestly and sincerely
desirous TO know the right way. but find
their path beset with difficulties which
they know not how TO overcome; whose
life is a continued strife between hope and
fe ar, and who are often tempted to give
up in despair. Whose duty is it to impart
TO such the needed instruction! or, shall
they be left to grope their toilsome way in
unc ertainty. with none to guide them in
the path of life ?" Shall they meet with
no sympathy, except the satisfaction OF
being Informed that they are {. fools,'' be =
cause they do not see and feel as some
others do ~ no bath made us to differ p
Il also cOald talk, perhaps. as you do, il
my soul were in your soul's stead"
1t is true, such have the general in
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29

Probate Court, July 10 1852.
NtSTATE of Bum G. PARRIr of Norfolk
"a IN SAID district, assigned tol the benefi
ofcredIt"rs
The Court Of Probate for the district o.
Norfolk hath limited and allowed six months
from the date heseot for the creditors of said
estate in which to eXhblttheir claimsiEe
and has appointed fieman Swift and Eben
tzer Burr ESqrs, Commissioners to receive
aud 'XlrnIae said claims.
Certified by WM. K, PECK, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house OF tlemnl Swift
IA SAFE NTto.k ON the lst Monday ia Sep.
.emhcr and November ~! at u o'c'ock in
the forenoon on eA;h OF said dA $, for h.
purpose ct Attending ~ tn ouslnoS' of sad
HEM IN SWEEP Cnmmi =
EBEN'R BURR }sioners.
All p rsons ind 'br"d to said estate are
requested TO make Immediate payment to
HIRAM MILLS, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29

structions Of the pulpit, but these do not
always meet their case. These insiruc
lions are general-iheir wants are often
particular. They may be TOLD in general
what is to be doRe.-but how to do it, or
what it impIies--in what it consists, or
what is the requisite state of heart or feel
ing?
1t may not be the duty of any one to "go
from house 10 house" to look up such, but
when known, should not their wants be
needed When they ask for light-when
the solution of difficulty Should it not
be siVon INQUIRER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29

At a Court of Probate b., den at Torrington.
within and for me Dislct OF Harrington,
on the 9th dly Of Juoe, \, D, 1875?
Present, HENRY S. BARBOUR, Esq. Judge
ESTATE If WILLIAM LEACH, late o
IL Torring'on, in said District, deceased
The administrators represent the estate in .
solvent, ard pray The appointment o. Com
missoners tn reon Wa rcupon Ordered
that Commissioners to receive, examine. and
adjust the ci' inns OF 'he creditors of sail esq
ta'e. be appointed at the Probate Office in
said Torrlngtnn on the l0;h day Of Jdly, 1852
at o'clock in the afternoon and that all
persons interested in said estate may be not'
fed thereof, the Administrators will cause
this order to be published in a newspaper
printed in Lilcbfeld county. and post copy
thereof on The pnbic sign-post nearest the
place where The deceased last dwelt in said
Torring tan.
trnc copy If Record.
HENRY s, BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29

FHNhe Court of Probate Gor tho District Of
L. Lilchiield hath lin ted aud allowed
six months from the date hereof, for t!.c
creditors to the Estate Of Charles Demihg,
late of the city, county, and State of Nav
York, aud leaving Estate in Ltch6eid. in
said District Conveyed by said why d..
ceased, ia which to exhibi. their claims for
allowance an! settlement. Those neglect,
ing 10 present their accounts wilhu said
Time. properly attested. will b. deoa"rch IL
recovery. All persons Indebted to sail! es-
'ate are requested 10 make immediate
payment to
LUcREr1A DEMI<G, Executrx.
Litchfeli Juiy l4h, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29

%Serious difficulties are apprehended
on the north east coast, growing out of the
fisheries. Tie English Government, IN
der the Derby Administration, claims the
exclusive right TO the fisheries there; tho
our own Americans have hitherto enjoyed
the right in common with the English
Some of the Queens men of>war are on
the disputed waters, TO keep off the yankee
fishing vessels, and our Government las
despatched two armed ships to protectthem.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
Architecture.
Il A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.

o. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
2l6 Main Street. Hartford, Conn.
nFFER their services to gentlemen a.
~ bout to build. to committees Of Public
Buildings, Churches. School Houses, sc.
Plans for all kinds and styles Of dwell
ing houses. &c actually built and in pro-
gress, eau at all lines be seen al their Of,
fee; and as it is more economical and
saves much after disappointment to have
plans and specifications well maiured be.
fore commencing. it must be desirable for
those about to build to secure the seryices
of experienced Architects. gtla asst
They also undertake the inspection OF
works during the progress as well as fur
nish designs for every style otin,erior de-
coration, fresco painting, monuments, tab
let's. &c. Charges always moderate.
Jan, 90. 1852. sss 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
NOTICE.

tRlha Presiden. aud Directors Of the Iron
Y Bank have declared q. .seni annual
Dividend Of FIVE per cent ON The original
ca pitnl stock of said Eank, and have also
vo.ed 10 pay interest NJ tho rate &c six per
cent per annum ot;the increased capital OF
said Bank, out of the earnings OF the last
SIX moHthS--payable 10 The stockholders
on aud AFTER tbs lisa Of July next.
Tie seventh insialmeBt Of 10 pei. cont
on The increased capital of tho above Bank
will BE- due and payable al said Hank the
3Oth inst.
i The annual meeting Of The Stockholders
of the Iron Bank will be hilleN ag their
Ranking hn1sei ID Falls Village o. Tuesday,
the alhoT 1aly aexl.
a. 9, RANpAxTs Cash'r.
Fails Village. June aa 1884,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
At Court Of Probate holden at N,rf1 Tx

At n Court IF Probate holden at Norfo Tx
within and for the District Of N )rfolk
on the 10Th day of July, A. d. 1852.
Pres ent. WILLIAM X. PEEK, Egg, Judge
NEi IRAN Mills, trustee on the estate of
a 4 Burr G. Parfit. in said Norfolk, an
insoIvent debtor having given notice TO all
concerned to appear before this Court the
present dav, at O'Clock, afternoon, TO be
heard relative to the apl oia.ment Of Cons
missoners, and N oae appearing, this
Court doth appoint Hsman Swift and Eb-
enezer Burr, Esqrs., to examine and ads
ust the CLAIMS ot the creditors If said es~
t,te {: and also doth decree, that six months
from this date be allowed them TO exhibit
their claims 10 said Commissioners, and
doth direct that public notice of this order
be given by advertising the sama in II
newspaper published in Litchfeid, nni by
posting copy thereof on tn prblic sigl>
post ia said town OF Norfolk, nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record
w. X PECK, 'udgc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29

on the receipt of the news Of the EE-
Presidents death, he addressed the
Board OF visitors, announcing the occur
renee, and eulogizing him as "a great
General. and great patriot" Now
with these facts before them, how much
do the villifers Of Scott expect to make
out of the matter . L9w.H Cabinet.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29

OUR DATE,-In a part of our
edition to-day, we notice the date
on the outside of our paper remains
unaltercd from last week. 1t should
OF course be the 29th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29

At Court Of Probate h ,lden at Plymouth
within and for The District Of Plymouth on
tn o 18th day Ct June, A. D.. 1852.
Present, AsfMI GipDtNGs. Es1, Judge.
TT pom the petition Of Julia r. Stoughton Of
~ Plymouth. in the Couaty Of Liichfeld,
shaving to this Court. that she is Guardian
Of Elias c Stoughton, George Z Stoughion
Ira II. Stouehlnn and Justin o Stoughton Of
Plymouth, within said District, minors :.
That said minors are The owners Of zeal es'
tate situated in sale Plynou'h h. viz : a certain
piece OF land situated in said Plymouth on the
east side of''rown Hip go called. containing
one acre more or less with dwelling house
aud other buildings thereon Standing. bounded!
north, cas-, and south on OrisJn Halls land
and west on highway, valued at about thirty.
hiye dollars That it would b, for the
benefit Of said minors To have said land scld
and the asa'ls thereof disposed Of Tor tie in.
terest of said minors according TO law, paw
ing tor lIb.rty to sell said property inr The
purpose aforesaid, az per petition on file
II IS ordered b, this Court. that said Guards
ian give notice of SAID application, By causing
the same 10 be published in one Of The News
papers printed in L,tchie!d in the County nf
Luchheld, three weeks excessively. al least
six weeks before The hearing and that said
petition will be heard at the Probate Office in
'aid District or the nth day Of August next.
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ .7. ~ 3s saa.
Certified from Record.
.4 AMMI GIDpTNGs Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-07-29
District of Washington SIS.


NSFAYE of GtrShom Fem. late ut
"a Washington, in said District deceaSed
The Court Of Probate for the District of
Washington hath limited and allow ID six
months from the 3 inst , for the creditors
OF said estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to presen;
their accounts, properly attested, within
sa I'd time, will b. deb irred Il recovery.
All persons in le5iei 10 said Estate Tor
to the la,e firm of G. Fem & Sony are
reques ell to make immediate payment to
BENNETT j. F&NN, n
FREpERIcK q. EENN, 1A'eusol''