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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08

District ef Sharon ss Probate Court, January 21th, 1855.
 HESITATE of lSRAEL COWLEs, lat. of AA Sharon, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Sharon hath limited and allowed SIX months from the oate hereof for the creditors of said es;ate repre- sented lnsolvent, in which to exhbi, then cluins thereto, and has appointed Myron Harrison a nd Donald J. Warner. E.qs. Commissioners 10 re- eceive snd examine sald claims.
 Certified by E. :. STODDARD, IT,, JsdSe.
 The subscribers give notice thai fhey shsll meet at the house of Harry sCewles, in ssid sharon. on the 18th day of March and m the Sd day of Jaly next, at clock in the forenoon, on each of said days, to. lhe purpose Of attending on the business oi said appainis,ent.
 MYRON HARRISON, Cswmi.-
 DONALD J. WARNER, sicner.. All persons iaieaied 10 said esiate are re. quested 10 make l,um-d,,te nr rymen, 10 4l HARRY COWLES, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08

Cv' The New Orleans Picayune ex- presses the opinion that the spring flood of the present year, will be greater than any there has been for years, on account of the quantity of snow on the ground and urges planters and others to strengthen their Ie- vees
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Al Court of Probate hs,Ien at Li,chfeid. uithiH and for the District o Litca field, on Me 2olh day aC Exbrnarp D MAS

and for the District o Litc.s sfeld oa Me 2oih day
 of Fr5raary. 4. D. fs55.
 Present, CHARLES ADaNs, C., Judge. FPON the psti,lon of Henry :. tiriswold, oi O Liichtield, in the County oi Ltchhed, showing to this Court that he is parent and Guardian of Gsr,ru .e l.. Griswold, of Liich iichi, ~rthin said districi, mnor; Ina, said sn;- nor IS the owner of real estate situated m sad L.tchfielJ, lhi.on Socieiy,l viz: undivided half ot certan uact at land lying on each srde of the highway, and owned ,n common with Darius Griswoid. bounded southeriy on Fred erck Frisb.e and Thomas Gralniss, westerly on Henry Frisbic, notihsrly un ;)anus F. GrIs- wold and Frederick Fnsb,e, and easter'y on Thomas S. Grann,ss, coniaining about 5o acres aud valued at about three hundred dollars. That the estste IS a, present unproductIve; that the avaiis ti,ereI arc wanted ior the supanrt. man. tena sce and educatioa of said minor, and that Il will be :or ths interest of said minor to sell the same and invest, the svaiis thereof according 10 la VI, praying Tor liheriy to sell said prapery for the purposes aIaresaid, per petition on tIle.
 IL Is ordered by ihis Court, that saidsGuardian n give as,ice of said application. by causing inc same to he published m at the newspapers printed in Li, ,ctic.d in the County of l.i,chfield three weeks successiveiy, al least six weeks he fore the hearing sand thai said pefsiun will be heard ., the Probate Office in said d,sir,ct on 5S
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
HarrisoE's Columbian Pesfumery.

Iak'ng the Standcrd of all others Ia tAe Country. AFhEsH laPoRrArlos FROM PHILADELPHIA.
 AM happy 10 announce to the public that L, sh.l 1T now be able 10 snp2iy them with an county. IL is from Harrison. Columbian Estab- shmenf,I h'ladelpha and only needs trial 10 become pcpuIsr and give perfect satisfaction.
 Some of the Extracts for the ha ndk erchiei: Jockey Club, New Momn Hay, Pachouly, Geranium, pink, Tea Rose, Verbena. Rose, Sweet Brar, Spring Flowers, Llemaiis, Hone ysuckle, Caroline Bn1uet, Citronella Rose. For the Toilet: Single and Double Cologne. Toilet Water, &c.
 F.'r the Skin: Lemon Rouge. Lip Balm and Magnolia Tablet.
 For the Hair: PhlIocome, Hair Dye, Shampoo Lotion, Rose Hair OH
 Shaving Creams: Almond, Amhrosial Rose
 For the Teeth Dental Soap. Tooth Cordial, Aromatic Cachoa, Preston Salts.
 2r Found al 4. s. BALDWIN'S, who has purchased the righ, of sale in Litchfield.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08

IF lady died in dentists room on Tuesday, at Lynn, Mass, in consequence of the inhalation of ether. The dentist was exhonerated from all blame, because he opposed its being administered, but the la- dy insisted upon it. He made particular inquiries whether her lungs were sound, and was told they were, but, upon examina- ton after death, her lungs were found disea- sed. The ether produced congestion of the lunUs
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08

V Tine Election in New Hampshire, will take place on Tuesday, 18th inst.- There will be sharp struggle, and State pride may do much to sustain the adminis- tration. The result, perhaps. is doubtful. The opponents of the Administration, how ever, have sense enough generally, to act together. and therefore, they may be suc- cessful.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
s BILLING OFFs

N ID. MCNEIL. having recently made 1' new arrangements m his business, 10 take efsc, on the lst oi Aprll IS desirous of reducing his stock as much as pussibe previous 10 that time. He will offer grea, inducements to Cash customers, and vii! endeavor to make it an ob- ject ior oil in want oi Goads in his hne 10 give hlm call. The stock of Gods is now large and well assorted, having been mostly purchas cd since ,hs "Grca, Fire" and many of them wi,hin the las' fortnight.
 lItch6eld. March 9th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
YENHE Judge of the Cour. of Probate for

ENHE Judge of the Cour: of Probate for -E- the District of Lnchfield has limited and allowed SIX months from tlre date here f for the creditors nf the estate of EXPERIENCE WEB STER, late oi Goshen in said dis rict, deceased, repre- ed nsulvent, in which tu exhibit their claims thereto; and has appunted Messrs. Henry Norton and Watts II. Brnnks commits sionets 10 receive and examine said claims.
 Cer,li.d by CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
 The subscribers gye notice that lhev shall meet al the Store of Niles & Gray in said Goshen on the second Monday m Anril and the second Monday in August, 1855 at l clock in the afternoon on each of said days. for ihe pur pose of attending on the buslness oi said appoint mrnt.
 HENRY NORTON t~cnmmis-
 N-AIaTc 1T BROOKS, { sioners.
 U All persons indeb'ed 10 said estate are requested fn make immediate paymentto 42 JOSEPH 1 GAYLORD, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
 GIL A 6 S.W A IRE.

A. CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS s1A WARE from, Bss,onsha been received aud IS for sale al the Shop of the subscriber. St unusually low priccs--conssiing of Pitchsrss Butter Plates, Preserve Plates, ,:Napiers Goblelss Eeg, Cups, Lemonade Cups, Candleslcks, Mo- lasses Cups, fen different styles Plumbers, &c., Sc. which the public are invited to call and examine.
 lr good assortment of Cook and Parfor STOVES, Tin and Japanned Ware, &c:. &c. always un hand. LW. CONE. a Norfolk. Jan. l, 1855. ~ss F
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Notice.

DuRsUANT h su order of the court ol q Probate for tie Dis,rc, of Sharon. will be sold at public Auc,ion tn the highest bidder on the 2sih day of March. 1855. a I o'clock, PM, on the premises (unless prer;ou.y disposed of al private sael inc following ser oed real e.- tate, belonging to Julia Ana Reed. luna ric person be.oastng 10 said district, stuaied in the south par, ef Salisbury, and nur'h par, uf 2ha ron. belng part ol the place formerly owned by Benjamin Reed, drcesse |. and now coupled by Edgar ]. Reed. The first piece lies in the home stead containing eleytn acres--the second piece IS situate on Indian Mountain. being wood Ia nd, confaiaing th rieen acres. Also, one-third of ,he Dwelling housc-also. the share belonging io said Julia Am, of her hnnnrei mothers dower, consisting pi ane-IIh part oi the ssms.
 Terms made known on day ui sale.
 ISRAEL CAMP.
 C1rserva-or oi Julia Ann Reed. Sharon, Ian. 2i;h, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
A c A. E D.

&S. " &ss -~s ~ HAVING disposed of my entire stock of E \ Goods tu N. S E. A BERRY. will take thls rp,Fiunitv tu say to all my friends who have. >o l,her,ily p4iFonizcd ths establishment that have the u,mn"t confidence my successors wlli keep up the repatalion of the stand. One of the paItneIs having mnds srrans sements 10 remain permanently in New York, the,r iac!- ilies for ee; ting Goods at low pr ccs wllbe much better than any other establishment in the County. By the lei March they wal be peased ,o show you a splendid stock Goeds-snd I would ask for then, continuance ot your trade. Wuh many thanks ;or your liberal patronage, remain, HesnccMully Ynurs,
 N. 5. LATHROP. Wolcnltvilie. Eco. lst, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Frr..a,s fo,. Snle.

TINllE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm
 A- s!tua,edn the town of Cornwall oniaining ii7 l-s acres of good lana well adapted to grain or grass, we'll watered and divided into suitable Its, and has good supply oi timber and wood one edweii,ns-house. wood-house, carria ge-house, hog.house, and large barn; also m orchardof choiceirnit trees. 4 par, o, the parehase money may remain tase wi !sgooi ecurity, if desired. T further pasticu u.aEs enquire If the subscriber in Warren. A J. II. COMSTOCK.
 Wa. zen, Dec 9, 1854. S
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Notice.

HAVING taken the stand lately occupied hv II lA N. B, Lsrhrnp, we take thus opportunity 70 remind the pubic that we are receiving da,ty from Wm. Walters and other Auction Rooms in New York. beautiful and we think ch. ap from the fac, of our supplying all those who have called upon us.
 Our s'oek Groceries is complete; we are pre-. pared ,o offer great inducements in Sugars and Msasses.
 In our Ready Made Clothing departmen; can be found lhe largest stock in the CaunIy. and We are prepared 10 g,ve a man quite respec ta bic suit for he small sum of Five Dollars. Having bought most of these Goods at Auction under the hammer we are enabled 10 sell thee, very low.
 We shall be receiving Goods daily from New York, and will try to keep our customers adyi. sed. All are invited io call and examine our srork. N. X E. X. BERRY.
 Wvlcotville, March 5,h, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
\ 6 5 B

TENHE campaign has opened The l II
 F. Is in motion: andihe people are coming Coming where? Why, they are connng rn masse 10 JupD's MINIATURES RooMs 10 si for their Da. suerr olype:-where they a,e sure to gtta cor rect hkeness-fee!ine perfectly we'll satisfied with then,.el,es and The iMpr..,is- they have rl,de. Terms cA.H and cha: ees moderate.
 No. 2 South Street. J. L. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
District of Canaan S Probate Court, Es5ruary

24fh, 1855
 UPSTATE of HARLEY GOODWIN, late lA oi Canaan in said District, deceased.
 The court of Probate for the district of Canar n ha th limited ant allowed six months from the date hereo for the creditors of said estate 10 exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect 10 present their accounts, properly at tested, within said time will be debarred a re- covery. All per"ns ,nden ted to sa i'd estate are requested 10 make ,mlne.iaie payment 10 45 EDWARD CANFIELD. Executor
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08

Al Court ef Probate holden af Laehfeld. pifh;n
 aad for the District of Litch6eld, oa the 26th
 day af Fs6rsary. 4. D. 1855
 Present CHARLES ApaMs, Esq, Judge. n ymo,inn of DAVID STRONG. Adm;nisiratar O on lhe estate of MRS. MARY STRONG, late of Ltchfieid within said districs. sed:
 This Cour, doth decree that six months be al lowed and lniicd fer the creditors of said estate 10 exhbi. their claim. against the same to the Adminissrator; and direcss that public notice be given at this order by advertising in news paper published in Litch6eld. and by posting a copy thereof on the public sien-post in said town of anen, neares, the plac. ~hss~ the deceased last dweit Certified frors
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Fall and Winter Goods

D ECElVED every week. comprising new Ea styles Si!k Hats; Fur, Seal Outer and Coney Caps; nsw tashion Silk and Cotton Pinsh Caps; Genin's Marie Hats; Mems and Boys Kossnth and White and Back W ool Iais WIde-A wake and Know. N nh,ng Hats; Mems and Boys Cloth Caps Childeen's Fancy Hats and Caps; Fancy Leopard and Coon. and Buffalo Rohes Fitch and M"an,ain Marlin Victorines imiia- or dp mutation Sable and Coney do; Siberian SquirreI do; Ch,drem's V,ctorines and Cufs Fur q ayes, Gents Muffiers. and everything u.na!,y fund in sIores of ihis iipe-all of which III bc sold at small advance from cost.
 .... Il. JACKSON.
 Litchtie,d, Oc:. 90. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Daiags of the Meeting of the SLeL holders f he Irn Bank,

4. Falls Viilage on he 22d ef Fs6suary, 1855 rENtlE lirgest meeting ever held by the Stock. A holders ot the ir,n Bank. was convened al ..heir Banking House at FaIis Village on the 22d day ot February, 1855, in pursuance of call for the same.
 The President, Directors and Cashier of saij Institution presented full report of all the trans actlons, securities, expenditures and pres .nt standing Of said Bank-and invited all present 10 put any and all interragataries which the Stock holders des!red, expressing their willingness and desire sn respohd 10 the same. After fu exp s. lion of he condition ol said Bark, ani after llll explicit and salsia ctorv answers 10 all the inter roSainries ana enquiries made by the Stock ho!ders-on mot.on. the following na med ee itle- men were appointed a committee 10 draft and report suitable resolutions 10 the meeting VIZ:
 Ell MyGArr, New Milford.
 r.. GROVE LAWRENCE, Norfolk. ROBERT N FULLER, Salisbury.
 PETER FIERCE. tornwai.
 GEORGE w. PREr, Canasn.
 The Committee presented the following rsso. luilons which were unanimously adopted by said meeting.
 Resotred ananimons'y-Tha, after having la ken into consideration the securities. accounts, ex- pc ndltures and standing nf the Iron Bank, and after full and rigid examination of tho same, we find the securities held hy said institution 10 Dc good and ample bey ond guestion-ani we express our earnest convlctinn that sa'd lnstitu- ton Is perfectly safe, solvent and profitable, md that ,hr capital is uampaired.
 Rrsoiuri .fariker- hal inc business Of, said Bank has been condu'ed by the President Csshier and Board of Directors with integrity. ok i'll and tilelny having been des,reus ofs'-iss and having given as"-rrt ac ommodaton and ss siIe me time protecting the interest o the Stockholders, for which they merit cur regard ana confidence.
 Tsfed-rhdt the donps of this meeting he pubsh-d in the Ltchfeld Enquirer and R,pab- liean and recorded on the Records of the Bank.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
A new supply of Pebbles !

\ NEW supply of Pebbles. l have lately A received a nswsist of the genuine Scotch Pebble Spec rscss-Ecotch Pebble not elues, as 1 have sesn advertised in ssrne papsr--hui real stoss, msnufselnred from Ro k Crysal. The sdvsntsaes see adv. in another dolumni Per. sons wishing to H,ske a selection from One oi tho grealest ef modern improvements, will do well 10 call early whale my a.sorin,-nt remains full A. $. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
I.lrcnrrrr.p tsorxrr. ss.

Ceanfs Conr' Dec. Term, A. D 1854 n tAe matter of the petition of John s. Jewett ~ and others fsr the discan,innance of a public Hishway on the west side of the Housaianic river ia ihe town of sharon. commencing near Harris Bridee--said pc,i,,on is referred to the the house of Stnrsrs l.. Blinn n said Sharon, on the last Monday of March. 1858, at I o'clock ?, M. ~ ~hioh notice is hereby given by order oi said Caust.
 Bysks csut. HENRY B. GRAVES. ~ Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON, ss.

PROBATE COURT. teh. 7lh. 1855 EHSTATE ut ALBERT GIBSON, late of GI Washington m sad U. strict deceased.
 The Cour, ot Probate for the Distrc, of Wash- ington hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate. represented lnsolvcn', in which to exhibit their claims thcIeto-and has applin,ed Herman Ba d. win and Samuel Frisble commissioners tp eceiye and examine said claims. Certified by
 IrHIEL HlCKOX, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet al the Hotel of William Parish in said Washington on the tenth day of March snd the seventh day of August, al nine o'clock m the tnrenoei,. on each of said days, far the purpose of attending on the hneiness of said app int.ne n,.
 HERMAN BALawIN, Commi.-
 SAMUEL FRIsBlE. ] s:oaers. All persons in,.eb'ed to said Estate are re- quested to make immediate payment 10
 42 NATHANIEL GIBSON, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
D1ssOLuExoW.

YNIIE par 'nership heretofore existing between II the subscribers, under the firm of kILBoRs < BRAMAa, IS this day. by mutual consent, dissolved Those who have unsettled accounts without delay, with either of the parties.
 BENJ. KILBORN.
 SAM'L C. BkAMAN. LI.chhe.d, February 26ih, ls55. 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
DaYtons' Mel0deons.
 S5,009 Worth on Hand! A Ea0f Tinae 2 fO PssrchaSe.

FHyfIE larsestand best assortment of the latest :A improved Meloaeons they ever offered io the Pnhiic consisting of every descripiion-boh h in ;nelodeon and piano style.
 These instruments have been greatly improved in their external and internal appearance tune and quickaess uf soan.l, sse during few years past Also. n improve u.ent has been made on the stops oi ifs large double reed Instruments; they are now ar:anyed that the sound is per fec,Iv under ;he control tf the perinrmer and capable ei being made very loud and heavy or so't. This instrument IS designed for the church bu, is suitable fer inc parar.
 .STAil orders from ,hose wishing to procure an instrument prnHptiv executed.
 WolcuttviIle, Feb I2:h, 1855. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Valuable Farm
TO BE soLD AZ A U C IT \ O N!

vH>iiE Farm lately occupied by ASAHEL A WEDGE, dec-ssed, stuated in Warren, containing abovt 22a Acres, wall he sold at Auctnn, tt not prev ousIy ,i isposrd o6i on THURSDAY, March 18th. iS53. Iris Farm is q de sirahls on"-has on it a good Rouse. Four Barns and Out Bnd ,ngs s-hn s a 90 ,d proporlon of Pow. Pasture and Wood Land also, an Orchard of Fruit Trees. II tJ l 70 acres.
 Sale 10 take place al 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the premises.
 WM, B. GREEN. Warren, March lst. 1855. i5
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Al Court of Probate holden at Lifchfeld wifhin aud for the District of Litchfeid oa tas 2Sd day sJ FeSruary, 4. D. 1855.

Al q Court of Probaie holden a Lifchfeld
 uiihin and for the District of Litchfeid oa the
 2Sd day sf Fetfuary, 4. D. 1855.
 Present. CnARLEs AD.as, Esq, Judge. T1PON the petition of A. ;. LEWIS of litch- U field, in the County oi LirchhsId. showing lo ths court tha, he IS guardian ot Mary F. Bue. of Ltchtield. within said Dis rict, minor i; that said minor is ihe owner of real estate situ. ated in sad L.ltchfiel5. viz: an undivided half nf about thirty acres of land, about two miles easteilv oi rhe Court House, owned in commnn with Charles <. Bael, and derived from the es- tate nf Charles Buel, deceased. bounded north by Harriet Buel and R. A. Fnrd's land. east bv Bras us Baldwin. sou,h by Jonathan Bncl, and west by highway, said minors interest beiug l. ued at about three hucdred dollars. Int the estate is a presen, unproductive saattae avai,s thereof are wanted for the support, ma in enance and education of slid minor and ih,t 1t will he for he advantage of said minor to sell .he same aud invest the avails thereof according to law i; praying Tor liberty 10 sell said property for the purposes aforesaid, as per peti'ion on h.e.
 ]! Is ordered by ths court, that said Guardian give notice Of said application, by causing the ssme to he published n one of the newspa ner. printed in Litchhsd. m the county of Ltchteld three weeks successive!y, at least six weeks he- fore the hearing and that said petition will be heard at the Probate Office in said district on the 30th day of April next. at 10 clock, A. NJ. Certified from Record.
 CHAS. ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
T. S. Erthur's Home Iagazire

T. S, Erthur's Home Magazine EtOM MtNCtsS a new and enlarged series SD with the Nn. inr January, 1855. and he advertiser iarnisf"s the work hy he single sub scrlption iorSI jO perannn'n, in advance.
 Hr also supplies fErkRsoss HAsaal,. and the NATIONAL MAGAsINE, tIi.e latter I.uhil.hed by the Methodist hook c1nrernI al $t 90 acii per snnnm; all of the ahove ar. S2 Magazine. SALLou's date Gieasoa'sl MAGNIFICENT rIcro RIAL. ss paper, and cheap s that, he sends for e2 50 year. All other w"rks al a prop IT. tionSIe reds:tion from regular prices Every new Book advertised pr noticed III the papei 6 will br sent, postage prepaid, on receipt ot pull fishers retail prices. Address
 WILLIAM PArr TON, Bookseller, sii0 Waterbury. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
District q Washington $ Probate Court, Fs'-

District of Washington $ Probate Court, Fs6- rsary Stth, 1855.
 DSfArE oi CHARLES WiilrrLESEY, kL late of New Preston in said District, deceased.
 Toe c,ur, af probate for the district of Wash ington hath limited and allowed six months from the daie hereof tor the creditors of sad estate to osexhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg.ect to preser, lhe,r accounts properly attested, within said une, ~iil be deharred re- covery. All persons indebted to Said estate are requested 10 make immed'a,e payment to
 GOULD c. WHlTTLESEY. A Adminis rator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08

A GOOD BLACKSMITH will find cons,an "A employment by enqu'rng of
 $. D. NORThWAY & co. South Norfolk, Jan. l.th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Maffiee.

In L,ctfed, March 4ih, by he Rev. D. E. Brown. R-ctnr of the Assoctnic Churches o Bantam md Nil'on, MT GuyC Smith of Wood. bury to Mss Mary M. NewcJmb of the former Elacc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Another Auction! IN c O a Fl E N.

WILL be sold to inc highest bidder on w TUESDAY, March 20th, 1855 st the residence of ihe late Erssius Lyman. Esq, a lot oi farming tools 1 ox-cart and Sled, twr horse and 1 one horse lumber Wagons, l horse sled, I two-hnse and l one h,ise Carnage, l pleasure Wagon, and Harnesses, Buffalo Robes, &c.. &c.
 Also. n large amour, of Household Furniture Sofa. Sduboard. Currets, Tables, Locking Glasses. Stoves. Pedslses and Beds. Crockery oi various styles. q number of beautiful China Tea Sets. &r. &c.
 gy Sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. N. precisely. IL the weather should be stormy sa e will take place next iair day.
 FREDERICK LYMAN, Exscu,or.
 Goshen, March list, 1853 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Tvar LtfchGcfd Isasfilssfe

Ata Court of Preba'r holsiea at Norfolk Wiihin and fer Me District of Ne,felk, oa .he 23d day of February, 4. D. 1855
 Present. w. B. RicE, Esq, Judge. nN motion of PAMELA BrRR, E.xceutrix on O the estate of BEEN EYER BURR, late ol Norfolk within said dis,ric,. deceased:
 This rourt doth decree that six months from this dete be allowed and limited for tho ereditors of said estate 10 exhibjt their claims against the same to said Pamela Burr-and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published Tn l.tchteli county pas, m said town ol Norfolk. neares. the place where ihe deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record: .. 4 W. B. RICE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-03-08
Three DeIlsr sIenlhlies for se a Year.

HAMPERS Magazine, Pu'nam's Monthly, | \ Grahan, Godey, Knckerbocker, Frank Lesies Book of Fashions, Black woods, &c. are reut la subscribers, by the undersigned, for Y 'wo Dol lars each per annun,.
 Addsc.s WILLIAM PATTON, s sti0 Bookseller, Waterbury, C..