davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-30

G7rsOme $500 worth of stolen property was re-
covered inNew York en- Saturday, from the prem
Uses of cartmen in the employ Messrs. Parting
ton & BIotlers. cabinet makers and upholstcrets.
He IS supposed to have defrauded his employers of
over $4,000 worth of articles by a succession OF
thefts continued through the last two years.
Hs-It is said that Fred. Douglass is about to as
SINE the editorial chair OF the Boston Common
wealth. whose province it is to guard the abolition
inteses,. We suppose the Commonwealth will
sooa become a legitimate black guard.
HOREraLE MuRpER.-In Saline county, ILL.,, on
the 4th inst, James HollingswOtth was shot dead
by the hands of his son, George Holingsworth.-
HI. was undergoing apreliminary examination be-
fore proper court of inquiry at the last intelli
geHce. From tile current reports relative to the
deed. it appears that it wns deliberate and cold
bloodedtransaetion.
a5-sales Of lotsin Petersburg, indicate an ad-
tsiit.e in tilt.yalue of real estate in that CITY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-30

SHOCKING AFEAtR IN M1ssoUR1.-A negro man,
says the Boonville Observer, belonging to H.
France, of Heath's Creek, Pettis county, Missouri,
who murdered the wife of John Rims, living in
the same neighborhood, was burned at the stake,
in or near Georgetown, on the 18th instant. A
meeting of the citizens was also held, and France
and his family who are alleged, to have been inn
dictated in the murder. were ordered to leave the
county in ten days, and the State in thirty days.
gJDr. F. T. sthbling sentin his resignation a
short time since, as Superintendent of the Western
Lupatic Asylum of staunton. We are glad, to
learn fromthe staunton Spectator that he has been
prevailed upon to withdraw.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-30
From the Birth Place of Christo-
nhar Co11nbusi

TRIUMPHAN SUCCESS OF HAMPToN's
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
A Letter from an OGcer in our Gallant Mary.
EH} L ave many letters. We give one below, and
w again Say afflicted, why will you delay trying
the great Restoratve2
U. s. SHIP CUMBERLAND, GENOA, SARDINIA,
Mcssrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-G Gentlemen: The First
Lieutenant this ship who has been suffering
from the Dyspepsia and who has been nearly restored
his usual health by the OF HamPtons Vegetable Tine
turc you send him dozen bottles of that
Another Lieutenant of the U. s: Navy, board
this ship, also wishes you send lin dozen of
champions Vegetable Tneturc," by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States in February or March, for
Spezzia. ...
The ''Tinoture you sent me received in good or
DER pleasure in informing that it has been
used win greai by several our officers in
OF Dyspepsia. am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRlDGE, Chaplain U. S. Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr.. Eskrdge,
equally strong as above.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-30

s5tz5tz.51 5s5zfzsz . zsEsss go
{S fS{sST E5Ssj5 81 - ls8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-30

asales Of lots in Petersburg, indicate an ad
vance in the value Of real estate in that city,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-30
Thomas II. Gibson |, :, :, y

PLUMBER AND GAS TEN H.,
No. Union ST, opposite c. H. Bry KGps S,g e,s
DEGS leave to inform his friends aud nc luz Srr I'd
ID eral that lie continues TO carry OF w
gas fitting in atlits various branches, anu 'eS
cts share of publ patronage. :, Wines, az
He has constantly on hand, lead ana ll0 III bSkA
mon and patent hydTants, ClstcTn puihs' ,.;Tt sCb
water closets, wash basins cold water t ii 81
tells, water coolers for private !1HI'es' III bcys la
shower baths. bath tubs lead and iron Gih! CsI
collins, matters kettles, retorts Tor Sd N VIII
chemical apparatus, etc. Factories e'c N'''
dispatch. b.1,.r IgStii
Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets 0s'''
candle burners, eic. Ia, T.. tbarkbIIIs'
AlIorders left at the above place will Dc '"-D1
ceyed and promptly att ended TO. nv. viii
N Rl-AiI orders from the country WIZ sre-srd
prompt attention. ,7--1--FoT'sao
n IHlLDREN'S ana boy's straw hats +A'sV
~ cy fur hats. drab and black ,,,vpHP & sou.
mails 5. u. III ~ Mt
A Iwnys Coming New and desirable e sG'u' -
N ing every few days at the popular S.9TTE & FRO
May21 W y .H9
NO. SALMON.
A FEW barrels In store, and for sale y Il. REILLY
IA mat --:Si;Te!
Now Is tho time to mihc ~ 20 respestluHI
HE citizens of this place and vlCh .o,r improved
invited TO call and try the new anu a I'D EuIItris
Piano and Furniture Polish 1t Will give hsT uosseSssd
and Pianos as beautiful shine or polsn a. h o"
when new PRIcE-Ony sc cents pei "S StoTe No i%'
For sale at J. FIChElSoN'S Mus' iuneg-Sms
Mainst --------
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-30

4 IaILDREN'S anu boys straw hats -1's'
y q mr hats. dIab and boe = p. HARPER SOY:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-30
For onr WhcFIing NTMsicnI Ladies'

HOT OuH wheeling HAuEIcut GnNScS'
GALL ONE, CALL ALL!
TOHN FICKEISON has again received from Philadel.
- rhiR large selection OF and beautiful Piano and
Guitar Music.
~ large assortment Martins and Smiths best rose
wood Guitars; and all other articles belonging 10 the musi
line, may be found at the very lowest prices by calling
at ]. FlCKEISON'S Music Store
1913, Main street.
n. B. All kindly customers music, lately ordered,
has asourrivcd, and respectfully invite them to call for
it in time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
TEE TURKISH CUES TON.

1hS eEtenirg Aspect os the Question The
Czss's Refusal 10 Accepe rae Porte Mode
6oAsavns-Psnre Ia Danub,nn Provinces
TEscps Sc, cse.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Tme writing
ths l2ta ins says" Ny private LISTERS from Con-
stsntnos Of tne 29h uls II expected that the
Turkszh journals Of Constsotineple would The tolsv
ing day tina 3cth pablsh another manifesto to the
country and also M position With reference to the forsga
Powers. That document vss awaited with much impa
tsnos sud anxiety Agyropouio, the first intsrptes
a the Russian Embassy, hsd reversal interviews with the
Taxhsh Mn issrs, bat tbs situation Of affairs had not
changed The Exypnsn troops expected 70 set out
for Shumla bat be reviewed previously BIZ
thu Sultan. The Turksb sovsrnaens has entered into
contrAe. for the supply Of 800 600 satcoss with
heather for the troops and this thought indicative
Of further com peAto. Of tas question with Russia
aad Consequently the probs sfl'ty Of hostlhesn
The Gcs,ts De FronJor has sdviess from the 10 Yer
Danube Of the Sth ult Omar Pasha Is in an embarras
asg pos,ies. His soiiisrs insist fighting tbs Ru.
ssas Ia csaD0t this resolution aad there s
rssssn fear hat the s4astssn Of the troops will IN
terfere vita - osgotlasons
The oo1pe 10 General LADDERS which hitherto hal sssa
satcnesg = baseebia, crossed the Russian frontier
mo kos ~ 40 t7s 2Sth OF August On tina. day one
rssosal a1.E5asa IN, Ssd two followed sss 2ss
aaa aaisrsd -i4ia. . her troops are 10 follow.
t1s eky q. ion Of The suHna mouth Is xstnny more
=. .sm ~ 4 dey, Tho ret,r "a - ioW that AL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
HE ENGLISH MANIFESTO.


FoRS1Gs OFFICE July 10 1851
circular dssps'cn dsted The z0h Of Jdns Ca Of Jay)
vbck Count NesEsIods has sddlss4ed to tas Russian
missions.
II Il difficult 70 exprsss the as.oCshmeat and regret
with which hsr Nsjestys govern ment have rsad in this
despGtch tho dsclaTson that the Prlncipshtes have
ben invaded sHd occupied n consequences OF Ens4ad
ar France having dsregsrdsd the recommendation o.
me kstian soyeInaen sad having sent their fleets 70
the waters 0f Turkey.
The passages Of the despatch which contains this *
trsorcirary statement are the folo~ing -
In posaat Get ut ms,um Ia Porte nous avio1s plus
IsTtieuliesnent inforne les grsndf Cabinets d.
tsntiops Nous svioDs engage nommement Ia France ct
IA Grand Breasne pea compqusr par leur attitude
les dcoltes de l situation ne pas prendre trop tot
&c nesures qu dun cote auTsieot pour est dencours
ger forposion ds Ia Porte; de lautre sngagsra snt
Pus avant qu'ls ne lttaent tea dams Ia question rhon
neur Ell Ia dtgnite de Pfmpererr.
Dsutrc part lea deux Pusssnces parilimes sont pas
cru devor oeferer consideration que avions
oopmandees = leur sereuse Attention. Pienant svant
Bous inustve sss ont j,ge Indispensable de devancer
INN ID atemsnt mesure effective zee les que
ns eur avions snnoncees que CONNIE purensnt eyeatu
elies, Iuisque Ious sutoIoonn!ons IL mise est aux
resolutions nses &c Ia POrts ct qu'au moment M ne
Gu eoris rexecutlop men pas encore commence lilies
ont sure champ snvo6 curs hotes dams les DArszes
Corstantnope Eles occupebt celia les esax et ports
CO Ia domination OtiomsDe pories Dtrdaneles Par
cet situds avs0ces les oeGx Puiss2nces place
le poids dune oenoDstrstion commipatoire, qu
nous 10 sur sYi0ns fat presssntr dsyat aousr
a Ia cTiss dc bonyslles complications,
In pT6ksnce da refus dc Ia Por Gppuye psr L. to
iests'on de Ia Francs 81 De PADgeterre deyisEt
Plus que amsis impossible de mod1er les ie.oluiioas
qn'en await fat deptpdrs rEmpsreur.
in cCne6qBsrcs, 81 AsieJe Impefise Went deuvo5 er
corps lie tIoupes statiCDco moment so Bss
sssbs Perdre De passer Ia fontrs pour occopsr La
flmcpsutes
WITH resDect 10 the aiAi passage have to obierys
hat Count N1stL ocot Ceapstch Of Jape to Ben 2cua
not con " 0ncstsd her ssjestys xcvcrnnsa.
TIL yrre ard the efore the order sopt week before
70 Admiral DuLds 70 proceed 10 the hood % the
Dssdsress Dot fsuse 10 disregszd. Dcat Nsosss
RODE circular srns, 81 c1n9a8raeOnH brought The
35OFis1E1 az t1s yrfdSN XtY5lg.l4gk Boz. IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

E23SS,493


IrFRpooI CorToS MAnKrr Sept 10 The import OF
the "a 20 ae2 bags namely, JAG from the Utitsd
States 2sl0 from xsrsnbpu l. COS from Egyr, and ~
from Hslh The fsIes 81 the week ~ 500 bags 81
which there taken speculation loe Asrcan 30
BAIL ara $50 Suat; ana for export, so6e Amtricsa
ard SIC SDrtt The Ansicsn cotton taken for export Is
TIRE betsr cert Of American wish is fell 10 this make
The prices declared yesterdsy for the fair quality Of
An eilesn cot,on we're the as last week namely,
bowed e3kd., Orleans tysd, ard Mobile 6Sa psr ID
September ~ The iaies since s@psm ,er srs l6 eco
bags Of whica COO srs taken for expert. The day1
ssiss are 500 hsss IL prlcss there ID no slarsti0n.
TIE arrivals aimee Sgp'erbef oar vsssls from the
upi,ea sises taC fOn Brazil sEo from Egypt end four
from 81 mfss.
pptsusser Ia : IRE linisi buiasss drus In ootya II
10 The extent Of COO baies1 500 for export. Prices
without charge.
RIcUtRDS0n BROTHERS AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LvB1rJoL Sept ~, 1888
Wlsb Ere exception cf last stgh., Vtea 90 he'd hsevs
siD chs wasther hen aey hne. sst In tats ,uor csts
sassesc0d ts 5lis asva bsgs aoatf Cleared 0f .seAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

PAT % tns cAsshrs side only small proportion hes ~
but sing to oldsrs rsoubrr an ad,snas q. rrid.sr
press elly : limited bssinsss ha- bsss isas.
our supplies OF shsat and aour have bssa nodsraAs
TIE weather this morning fine. the tsnpsraturs ID
We bad large sttssdance at market wheat Ia rooz
teahy demand fire ssh parcels Of whts and rad frss
y sken BY mi srs, sad iots TO hold over !. an "a.
Of I'd per 70 lbs The prices ef Friday a,t snd
about 3D. On these sb,ys quoted but or intsrio~
kinds were not easily placed 81 any advssss some aps
DaDzg white obtsissd o. fer oonsunption. Thsre va
also good demand for -four, aid advances Of Cd il
per barei CHAINED the loves. quotations q last
week
Indian the spot In coed demand for feeding
ard such qualities held for sos Cd 3ls; c. oar.
goes alss inquired after, and S3s. 3d. made Of GAsts
turn deArer No In the value Of Egyptian bsA0s
with only moderate sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
THE VERY Latest.

CossTAsuSoPfE Aug 81, 1853.
All regular communication with the Russian ports Ia
interrupted. The lat ms steamer which vent 10 0lss
has not returned The remainder Of The asst
bas arrived.
MALTA Sept. 9, 1861
Almost all the Eogh sailors who wers suffering from
fever rbo cent 10 this port 10 b. oured hsvs
returned 70 The Bay Of Bstisa Thsr heash IL complete
y iesiortd.
VIENNA SEPT 10 1853.
The FL ps.or Nicholas Is 70 arriys at WARSAW the
q tn srd ~ Uinutz tho ZSa o. this month. Ills Ma
esy VII be accom- psned by comte Nessefode and Baron
de MeysDdorf.
Lower DANUBE, Aug, 90 1853.
The Cops dArnee ~ Ger era Lrders re- ned the Rus
sisn frontier on ths 18th TFo Ieguents have arrysast
BrAls, aad otneg troops are espes.sd-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

We sarn from Be1ps ibs. the Authorities la Lornbsdy
have permitted ibs tasu popnis.oo 10 visit ma csts
fir Of Lugtko, ID Isfsin, which, iAsts fcrrght bat
'hs requires confirmation Tbe.Assizs Court Of
Chur 10 GTtDbar oeD bas acqrt "a The three ltasns
tsntnti Cnsfoia and Gfiiahg01i who aocAeej of
hsvisr atsmptsd 70 snugsle arms nso Lomhardy The
9TH % Fsbi usxy (tbs Milan na1trscton ths "a
% sros bas t6s sha e0ptt rsfuB,i 10 aat ossaoa
SOD Class s-ti IN pn1asss ss asn, p4t Z b9 s,5sts
srtst9gY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

PROGRESS or THE CHOLEgA,
TIE London 7fpes ~ he 18Th iaa.snt ssyf:-' Up 10
ssse deg l3S easei 4 stsesa % tie hsia eaoles
eurrec, aud 20 fst az Ne sosss Tas dbs,ss nd
siso broken ut ~ HsrhAn. Bhsrs tso fatal
TsO y la csFea bed cleo OCCURRED a. &0rce,h. A. New
eass some sAsa bad 00ecgsi n swfpi asvesis,. Per
20, sbS yae "a sypNest hsAt5 neee etsekye A8si
ts5 Ia A.Jt 5g1ra 0gs Vi W. nedlsal iasg ,kss u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
Holland.

fHs HAGUE. Sept. 10, 1853
The session of the States General formerly closed
tocay by the Minister OF the Interior, NJ Rssnsu
Ths Minister the thanks Of the to
the chamber for the support 1t had afforded TO the law
religious liberty
The royal assent to tho law L. looked upon ~ certain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

the Gsnsral Board Of Health Mr. Grspgsr hes bsea b
the town FrSsy advising ts local sashertes and
astsg With the medical sncsss 10 taking ell the pre
ssutsas which appear To be PsAot,esbs IN shiSh they
sasnesty ssss ed by che msnbers Of the local
boards At Morpstb hsss lad bean early preparations
10 meet the oiseass ID Il expected that order
ell ~A be susd for the saforcsou Of the Diseases Pre-
yeL ton Act.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30
Rank of wyc.pnd Returns.

An account, pursuant TO to Act 7b s,d SID Vicoris
cap 20 for tina wesR en ding Friday, Sept. g. 1858 =:
DEPARTMENT.,
Notes issued $50 I62 Gi0 Government Debt ell 0i5 100
Other securities.. 2yS, 900
Gold Coils kSuion 10 l62.640
Silver Qulliop,...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-30

me- Berlin correspondent Of the London Tgmes writsg
Indsr dAes q septsnb9 9th, says" Graz Hsn,kei
Prussian legation In St Petersburg 10 the asssncs OF
Baron voa Rochow, left that 20 tie arrival Of the
Legation In London for time prior TO his entering
moro important diploma ta funotsns. Graf Fen.
ming leaves his post In Lopdcn for . similar in
Secretary CT Legation to st Petersburg Dr. Qaeh
has hitherto Quoted the Central Office for matters
gees a. Consul 10 Eisinore.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-17
FNr,ala foa. &gEe.

WILL be sold at public Auction lunless
 previously disposed of at private salel on Friday March 18th, 1853, at 1 o'clock r M, on ;he premises, the we'll known Farm formerly owned by William Gaylord dec'd. situated about one mile south from the Gay. lords Bridge depot, on the road leading from said depot to Sherman. Said Farm contains lO6 acres of land prOportionabIy divided for farming purposes.
 There IS about 30 acres of valuable tm> Der land, with excellent facilities for N Y market; also ready market for all kinds of lumber near the promises. Also fine orchard of grafteG fruit of various kinds.
 There is good two story dwelling house together with barn and other outbuildiDgs into which water is brought in pipes from a never failing spring of soft water.
 It is presumed no one will purchase with> out examining the premises, and further description is not deemed necessary.
 Terms made known on the day of sale.
 WILLIAM A KIN APP. ! Admin
 WILLIAM ROBERTS { is,rators
 Gaylord's Bridge, March lst, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-17
GA8lMET RiutRMlTURE,
 CHAIRS. &c.

THE subscriber having taken the old 1 Stand, occupied by his faiher. H. J. Linsley, for the last thirty years, as Cab. inet Ware House. begs leave to inform the public, that he has on hand very large assortment of all kinds of Furniture of his own manufacture, suited to the coun< try market, and having facilities, second to no establishment of the kind in this part of the State, for manufacturing any article in his line, to order, with despatch, and in tho best style of workmanship, feels assu- red, that he can supply customers both as to quality and price, on better terms, than can be obtained elsewhere.
 In his assortment will be found at all times, Superb Sofas, at less than city pri- cee. Mahogany, and large number of oth- CT kinds of Rocking Chairs, and Chairs of all kinds, tables, bureans, Secretaries, and other articles too numerous to mention.
 He earnestly request all wishing to purchase any thing in his line to give him call, as he is determined, to make it for the interest of all to purchase at his estab> lishmenl, on account of superiority in the articles, and cheapness in the price.
 JAMES H. LINSLEY.
 Woodbury, Feb. %, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-17
DISTRICT or ToRRlNGroN, ss.,
Probate Court. March 9th, 1853.

Probate Court, March 9th, 1853.
 UPON the application of Rial Johnson of Tors rington, showing to this Court that he is fath- CT and natural guardian to Paulina Johnson q Adelaide Johnson, minors. belonging to said district, and that said minors are the owners of the following real estate, viz:-Each, one undivided ixth part of certain piece of land situated in sad Torrington, near the village ot Nolcottvile,-bounded north on land of Mckenzie Willard and land of Luther Cook south, on land of Erastus Bancroft and land of said Willard, and west on highway containing five acres, valued at obout one hundred dollars, and show ing just and rea- sonabe cause for selling said real esate- praying for an order, and hat he or some oth> CT meet person be empowered to sell the same as per application on file, dated the 9th day of March, 1853. more fully appears.
 Ordered. That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office, in Torrington, on the 2lst day of May, 1853, at one o'clock, afternoon, and that notice thereof be publish, ed in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks suc> cessively. at least six weeks before said time assigned, HENRY S. BARBOUR. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-17
District of L.llchheld. ss.,
Probate Court, February

Probate Court, February 18th lS03. TTPON the application of HELENA KEN-t O NEY ot the Town and Countyot Litch-s field. showing fo this Court that she is Guar dian to JOSEPHINE LOUISA KINNEY. a. minor belonging to said District and that said. minor is the owner of the following Real Es>- tate, sitnaied in said Town and County oe Liichfield al Bantam Falls so called con> aining about ten acres with dwelling House, Barn, Sawmiil and otheI buildinge standing thereon, and is abutted cad bounded as follows (viz.) North on the land oi Leon ard Kenpey, East on Bantam river, South on the land of Putnam Kiibourn, West on High way. 4H B4RfkE# VI
 Also, one other piece of land situated at said Bantam Falls, containing abnut Ten acres and is abulied and bounded as follows (viz North on the land of William Coe. EastoM Highway, South and West on the land of Putnam Kilbourn The interest of said Iniaor in said Real Estate being valued at about four hundred and fifty dollars, and showing just and reasonahls cause for selling: said Real Estate--praying for an order. and that he or some oth,r meet person besena> powered. to sell the came. as per application on file. dated the 18th day of February ls55.
 Ordered. That the foregoing application be heard, at the Probate Office, in Litchheld on the lth day oi May 1853 at 1 o'clock afler. noon and that notice therefore be published in some pnblic newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks sue. cessively, at least six wea4s before said time assigned. A true Copy of Record.
 Attest. OLIVER A. c. TODD. Judge. S
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-17

At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth
 within and for the District of plymouth on
 the Sth day of March A D. 1853.
 Present, AMMI GIDDINGS, Esq, Judge TTPON the petition O. MERRILL RICR> U ARDSON of Plymouth tn the County of Li;chfeld showing t0 this Court, that he is Guardian of EDWIN TERRY of Plymouth h within said district, minor. That said minor is the owner of Real Estate situated m said l Plymouth and in Bristol in Hartford County, viz-three several pieces of land located and described as follows, to wit-one piece in the village of TerTyville in said Plymouth on the north side of the Turnpike Road and nearly opposite the Church in said TerTyville containing thirteen acres more or less.-- Bounded North and East on Estate of John lC Lewis deceased. South on Turnpike, and Ansel Gsylords land and West on Highway, LysaDder Burnell, Washington Burnell. Ben- jamin Webster and George E. BidwaDl--The second piece is situated in the Eortherly part of said Plymouth about one mile North from the public green and contains about twenty four acres and is bounded North on Curtiss Speiry and and Roger Allen. East on High> way South on Anna ScOvill. and West on william B. Fem and Roger Allen.
 The third piece is situated partly in '. mouth aud partly ia Bristol contains about
 
 way East and South on William GilbeTt's land and West on Thomas Bunnell
 The hsst piece Il valued at abent Two Thousand Dollars. the second piece at about six Hundred Dollars and the third piece at about Three Handred Dollars, and the inter- est of said Minor in said Estate is one undis vided moity of the whole.--
 That it would be for the interest OC said miner to have said Real Esdale sold and the avsis thereof invested in other Estate, pFaping for liberty 70 sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as Der petition on file.
 It is ordered by this court. That said Guar dian give nOtiae of said application, by causing tho same to be published in oae .oi tho news- papers printed in Lilehfeld tn the. county ot LiehIield three weeks suceossively, at laasi, six weeks before the hearing and that said pc. tilOn will he heard at .bO Probate Office ineald dislFct on the l4th day of May next as ono o'clock afternoon.
 Certified from ResoTdl
 AM MI GlDDINGs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-17
BOARDING SCHOOL.

M R. HINE would respectfully inform his 1V1 patrons and others interested in the cause of Education that the Spring term of his School will open April 9th Terms as heretofor it Is the constant aim of the Principal to rank his school with the first in New England. The best facilities are here offered foS laying the foundation for an education, and completing a thorough course of study.
 The most thorough instruction will be given in Drawing, Painting, French and Music.
 Principal-D HINE, A B.
 Associatc-MIss H H FoeTE. Warren, Feb l4th 1853. 5tm17