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Sold Out.

TIVE subscriber having sold out to NIessrs sn,r5
Aorg15 the department OF his
eH NonId embrace this opportunity his sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage extended to him for
me last three years and begs 70
numerous friends ana customers his successors know
ing them to be SPeEisnced yorEnen every way
ne confidence and patronage OF the public ThaTe
Eu render full satisfaction who NAV
aug 2-sm T.-..5s JOIN KNorE.
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Laughlins & Bushfield
Wholesale nruuzfat.
orFIcE NExr DOOR TO THEafs NJ. RANK,

DEuHzlHtH,
5 No. 25, Monroe Street, q
RE receiving their Pail stock Drugs Medicine.
the attention Of Dealers is invited. our stock may
found :
400 lbs Gum Camphor, COO lbs Cream Tartar. e.
l'o0ot Brimstone, 1900. Ri Cart Soda,
z'voO " EPSON salts, s ,OO0 !" Soda Salaratus
%,cUO sAl Soda, 600 IS Fios. Sulphur, ~
aoo y" SuHnarabIe, s00 IS Saltpetre,9 let n.
s-rst 4.7-r5r.s i, SPICES ~
500 lbs Pepper, 800 lbs Sicily IscoriGe3..S bi
o 59o !" SmsPlee, loo IS Cal. LIeUtEEei;::i7 n
20 a. SSlnhanoni H OGO " Cl9Ess sIIf5ft sri t9y
800 800 MastaFG aH lS ShaFff6 fflRAsF?n' ~ :,
goo " Hase GingeTJ 5oLttos61 daiSIEs3ar dSTn5as n
'GO 'f Sl X esei nj a,
AyEe's Cherry Pectoral, BatchelopsGHaEf isEEiz ID
ISadTay'A r. RELIEF IRYnes Medicines,
COnklinS SalVe, SfcCllntorLIS NTsdicDev -
Ctst : IsTSS;2 Isl
Itoit4Na n 1z4a ESfG6f6fT
~ sEss G ss
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4bs Quif estss ss. 'sSit u SsIs.t5. sa; TS
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'''es eaHsi ozs P5RsST IlaE -
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which TF h6f
= n f5E74'sa;=z =zEiEaffspfEREsi oelss r4f-zns ~
e tyfate ifrt 2 l!s 81 ssr geNys Try F. tveryEars
4:s o.:at,Qo al disi ::5s ali.1sse %
NEW 2T rs s4e.saa: 5af4 IN beauty. ,ss, !. 8
any s .s ass 4sg 4assgFe'qfen
Size MONDAY NOE se4rII INST SSsSFS u
ma Invites the attentI0se{ the pub
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

FOR fI1 coarse, iHctUding az departments of Book
EeepIA9, Lectures dHOtsIeani0Haaio fRU0ristLiy in
Er XII ;,,;.s; I'M, SO
" ~ NON' se''' A"4te" Ne0dFI"aeHt 20
VIE PROPR1ETORS take great pleasure In exp-cssng
= eir thanks for the gratifying unpreeed.nted
cess which have marked the their Institution since
us establishment at the Capital stimulates them 10 re-
neTgd eAertions 10 meet IN the most efficient manner the
FePti5 demand for practical
E.es course 9t neIedns uiIiH0 The great practical
experience oil the Principal in heavy Banking and tonnr
clai ttouses, usssed by educated ncco.e,I .DIi
men mas enabled h;n TO bring to degree perfection
system OF COUNTING ROOM instruction by oraJ
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITtGTioS = Es II,
STUDENT by ts new process is drilled the DESK in6irii
% step by step, until he has mastered the whole routine
oil an Accountants duties us 0rO1kEV as tAouh 6 EIJ
%erred an apprenticeship some LIgge Ist"1 ~ sS1i @
iDn%e; aud thus all kwardness falserins and
nandsrs are tu = great measure, diSsipate ID
In addition to engagement of accomplsbad Ax.s.
h We nave also seeure'I the services som. Of The
topics. W '"nefciA4
Our course Of Instruction Is extended to
mere put q every thing Connected with DOIJBI +
ENInf HOOK KEEPING, with and fun dIscnssfnn of
Its Scientific PrncplesLectures upon Conn.reiai IIsr
anu istoTy OF Eminent COMMERCIAL Men, Commercial (;
6sEsphy' Commercial Products Commercial Calculations
nership, &c. e67 " t'@ts' fSF'-
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TIE LlDIEs' =DEp4pT,,E,-r


Is now opened for the reception OTades No
this Department. So4'se ia
In conclusion, would add that We shall mt forth o
best Efforts to merit in more eminent rre the
teFng reception with which enterprise has met d n,
Psdge oIrsetees TO tEpdFt GG0rO0A TIrGctr1I
ether SiTliLdr Mercantile C'oLisgs 90 "''y
ing:- NC s4'e tne i0hO"-
we the undersigned, take pleasure in tesfvipv that r
are personally acquainted with Mr. GTanyer's ability rs an
accountant and Teacher of Book Keepng which IL Of The
hshest ordeF He has had great experience zs mn Ar
cotant IN heavy Commercial and Banking
REes nun superior facilities in imparting PrdcfsCi
Aotetsags Of Book Keeping, and iaoTo41 LInrHs,cjdi
I. J. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
rra- & President of Farmers College
-i7r,isz- lsLoRIE ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College.
To young men who wish acquire =. Cuisines, E1fMe1
We think affords facilities very seldom eouaIed-
M SRASoER has the qualifications theoretical kln
gGgs ana aPsness IN teaching added practical Counting
oo and We feel confident that graduates from
,S m WI be fny competent to keep the cORpli
=. T. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
! ). JANNEY, Secy Board Control, state Rank of q
~ ,5AtA BOOK Keeper at ID. 4. -WoOdbury's. 49,
" NEhDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank - ~
u. 4 MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co
I u b. MASON, Book Keeper at =. Fl. Riley & Co.'S
~ For fun particulars, send for circular
..f-- ORiSGER q ARMSTRONG,
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MATHBW McNABB..
Inst Receivad

Just Received.
GSTOREsCOTTs' Philip the Second. !" . vols
Il A'squier's Notes Central America,'
Life and Correspondence of Lord JeGfey,'
Letters OF Lady WORTHY Montague
tsROSrFs, Table Talk, -
"Conddential Correspondence ofSapcieon
dThe A1aehe in Madrtd,'
ssial4ms PfsLGsrs Cad, Journey Round the worId,''
tAfiss Murray Letters from the United States 8cn
'IIistorlcal and Literary Crriosites OF London"
MARY HoWitt's Ballads and other POeuns''
Hoods Whims and Oddities"
'tte5ectei Addresses"
sII,T5S BaTfI+ff n pra;r1ir. md P.r.Ni... -
SLIfe Of Hon. James Buchanan s-s ~
Ifs of Col O. Fremont, &c., &C. sale atthe Corner
$50 ilal
: kGss wILDE'4 BRO.
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my30daWt
Change OF TSInc!
CLEVELAND ANE PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
u. s.. MAIL DAILY LINE
wheeling and s PITTSBURGH,

Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
,srszs -. TIE fine side wheel pas
e senger steamer FOREST CI- b
AtI5s9fasS TT, Capt Geo D. Moore and - dSsS'
ZES7zaEzEDIURNLCap Capt Asa Shepherd szzsszzzzEszsza
will run DALI! between Wheeling Pittsburg-the Forest
City leaving Wheeling Monday, Wednesday and Fri
AMI the Durnal Tuesday Thursday Saturday
at A. NJ, arriving Ht WeIisve in time
cars and Pittsburgh In morning
line East Returningthe Forest City Pittsburgh
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and the Durnal every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ. arriving at
Wheeling In time for the mail lines for Ohio
For freight or passage apply board to g.
s. g. BAKER co. Agents.
eThrough Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe De-
troit Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and Dunkirk,
office Of S. q. Baker & Co 0I
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FoRTE:s

zzez@- OPENED THIS DAY, and nov rssdv so-
sale fresh supply Of 0iiekertng &SofIS eei-
q ehrated Piano Fortes, OF beautiful Black wal
nut and Rosewood finish, and for hziflIaney OF
OF touch be surpassed eher IN fis
country or Europe. and offered at the Lowest
reFs prices, including earriaFe.
!so rTinee Co.'S Melodeous, style with fn and
nan swell OF hne Rosewood fnsh the lowest BusIo
"Ith general stock OF Martins celebrated Guitar
san, i French and German Voiins violinceos Flutes
hanlos Tanborines, Tuning Forks the best IaIia
strings, with all other articles in the music ae sn %en
ra! assortment of Variety Goods - = o
Wholesale the old Music and .rt.t co..
No. 90 Union street. 'A''H HN0 'AtisS s'ofe'
my2 I.s up,Yon
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5bt lobceIirlg qnteIliseueer

,re,gE-COrner of Main and Quincy streets
III 49, -Entrance from Quincy st.
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are. .ss.sst ssssf May a'' trains WIN
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-. 1,sS lsgt3 EiSEI. .ARI2INFATI-- 2
M a EDWARDS & BRO. have iust rreeiyed. A. tietr
SEOssEy eorneEi0f Market aud Quincy sfvts.s a.
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! millinery. % N
MRS. HAssELL bers to inform her friends a,
MhseinE and its vieines, that "Wednesday Sep
tenlber 1Ih she will her Fall Goods, comprising Bon
nets Coaks &c. &c. of the latest Parfsja fash
IONS ana q variety Of NIL kinds of Millinery goods.
| splt-Sm s162 Main street, Wheeling, Va 3
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L.. a,fUtSpRY PIG TRF5Si:
tASaasHrst haGEiszs :oErE,.GIII. = Isai .t.ter
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-25

,1,,,r ,,l,i,,, - 81 DISSOLUTION-5TE sIfEE
partnership existing between undersfQ6ed ia
i this day dissolved by mutual consent Essh ii nrse
tice law as heretofore. arm T3I695 sifI'zz Ra@S
aea1 @ a"7'a'SH Si''0-! S5sHHsfs9sS;ff5 F. Z sPsSfF4os
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
New Attracffolas for Fall.

NNHE snhsaiben would here call the attention af
 the Eadiss stD . nsw and rich Assorfment of Millinery Gaods. just rsteiFed from sNew York; Having .commenced our pdschzsa early, we shall continue u 1ePlSnish o1fSs0Gk often, S1ShaIl Sl- sys intend to keep complste as1oFtment of all the leading styl@auf sGoosl6 as t6sy appear In market Among the Goodsjwt rsfeired mE be fbukd Asplen- did assortment of towers and Rlhhon1 also Plumes Emhroideries, black 4ud cblored Elka. and.a gsest sariety of other arficle& genefally found h Aii liner 'slShop. MehAveaalsb g1eat isSosfmsht, and 6agseat vasiet5 aof Dress and Cloak 1Simmings q entires ne& stylea dsAlso. 0ssmsa andaRnbber 1egs forebilden.v 5Bonnefs bleached as usual and val rantedst0saft the rnsstspa Ificalafe Ns aHess~. With snaaE thanks to all who hnSe SO lIbeEally tatroni4ed our establishment for the past year, we would that it isEodr intention to keep up thsIsputation of the it regards variety sf Goods, and schcapness of prices. sasra s5is s c. BRADLEY, -ssessg s5aAT sgssE sstasf1sT afL. BUELL.. t eiitchfeld, Sept 23d, ,l856. sesa sisss 6t-e-22
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25

A T Court of Probate holden at Sharon. within A and for the District of Sharon, on the 18th day of September, 1856:
 Present., CHARLES F. SEnGwrcx, Esq.. Judge
 On motion of John e Jackson. AdIninistrator on tho Estate of GEORGE w. JACKSON, late of sharon, h said District dcccased This Court doth decree that sx months from this date be limited and allowed for the Creditos of said Estate b present their claims against the same b said Administntor and doth direct that public notice be given of this order by advertidue F us9spapcr printed in Iitchficld and on public in said sharon, nearest the last residenceo Of said deccasad s1s A%9
 Certined from Record; ~ 4t-22 CHAs. F. sEDGwIcK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
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LtseJk9eess Ce,essf0.

NNHE nhscriher would respectfully announce to IL rthesinhahitaats of Litc66cM County, that he has, complete. . new Map of-said fonty, from ae- 3nal and recent snrveys which has Aeen datted and drawn with great caseto scale Of Fl inchcs to the mile, showing the bouudazies of c1cA town in Inc Codht5s deslsdalings 1T RaiiFoSd H1sds. enee1ps. Mounsains, location of Pahlic BaiD1pss q esery ds scIipt1ons MsnGtS 6ii6y Et1blldh II TT IT well n prisaxe sRssidsnss4 and names U ptdf yshold1s fesefSalv os &xsama saA Xszs fss s zs ,s<Sszs xe
 Aaszsn Pm of every villaes~ill bs.sivsn, with locaSlona q fe1idenc6s and sn1neSs If 1i. if the ls1sesege 2 sua1c|ent tQ ysuses II U sl.O ds ec6r1,il la 5l6tusxisn aad E ol m T166ss lion. S tGn6 kSniss, m1nafae- tul~1E wssssszF q assaAF FSes fsss F szssi 3Sii li1sss1;ss IT. .lsssss 'lb.sssssas!sl1 9dfvex S(2 e6i F " (S TT stthe Pd6lia isSlS
 ssss sl 4: sAs , TT ..s ssssI| VI Skdlsg t1sg gSntSrfSiss. IT
 = IGs wlsni 1li5usoiG1z sll;sis SlIi 6s - ohass@ent in pEieA pes mots xoIlfhSd thana 3S60RfIy s9e16<1 LII. si10v pcr4 oRaa1e
 s TIT N11 wSIl be nexx1Sk q 1T " e66SeIy eolosad anA monntsd. ard ianisk &o<st ks1sst l'zs DallM RsRcePs s,l'| zES 5E z
 IN as s ". 1l5s y1har2ss Slzssb PSIlsds lphis C3Pt<x0UGy X4, l49o. 8s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
Electors Meeting.

HuNHE Electors of the town of Litchfeld arc here- . ny warned to meet at the Town Room on Mon- day. the 9th day of October 1856. at o'clock, A. M., for the purpose of voting YEs CT No on the following proposed amendment of the Constitution of this State, to wit The Judges of the Supreme Court of Errors, and of the Superior Court appoint ed in the year 1885 and thereafter shall hold their office for the term of eight yeass--but may be re moved hy impeachment and the Governor shall also remove them on the address of two-thirds of each House of the General Assembly. No Jndge of the Supreme Court e tessors, of the superior Court sha be capable of holding ocs after he shall arrive at the age of seventy years.
 VIM. H. CROSSMAN, -
 CHESTER G. BIRGE, a' s.. se. -.- JOSEPH C. PECK, ,sE
 THOMAS c. GOSLEE sConstahles
 EDWARD WOODRUFF,
 JACOB MOSS, Jr., ~ NUFDS SMITH, g = Litchficld, Sept. 2, 1856. 2t-22
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
Lifchdcld Bank.

HyHE Books for subscription towards constituting LII the Capital Stock of the LIGHTED BANK of two hundred thousand dollars, will De opened at Cross.nan's Hotel, in the town of Etchfeld, Conn, on Tuesday. the 7th day of October. 1886, at 10 each ten os,. o t .ss s1e E M nsiS 2. 1hs time of subscription twenty dollars in thirty days thereafter like sum q twenty dollars It the end of the next sixty days after such second nstaimeat and the remaining fifty dolars at such lime and in such instalments as tho Directors may require. Said notes of par value < s~
 STEPHEN VI KELLOGG,
 JEFFREY O PHELPS, Jr.. Commissioners,
 AMIiI GIDD1NGS, -
 September 3, 1886. z s~ ,.9 < l 2t-o2
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25

INsTATE of FREDERICK G. FENN, late of 1N Plymouth in said District. deceased.
 The Administrator represents the Estate insolvent, and pays the appointment of Commissioners thereon
 ORpExED,-That Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the Creditors of said Est1fc ho appointed n tho Pvslate Office in Plymouth. on the Eth day of Geptsmler. l856. 4vsiock after noou; of which alf persons in interest riIl take notice and appear. If they sce cause, and be heard thereon. --sssssAa saHgassEs8 SN
 it22 AMMI GIDDTNGS. Judre. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
Notice,

inhabitants liable to pay taxes in tho town
 U of sharon are hereby notified that have re- cciscd rate bill and warrant to levy and collect a town tax of 10 cents on dollar, and dog and mi- tary tax on the list of X. D. 1s55 and that will meet them forthe purpose of receiving said tax at the Store of A. c. Woodward, in said Sbaron, on Yhursday the 2nd day of October, from l2 to o'clock II. and at the store ot Ransom Escritt, Ellsworth Society, on Friday, the 3rd d,y of October from 10 to o'clock F. M all those wishing to pay their taxes will do we'll to call-for 1t may fees for col
 lecting. .es,f ,.e s,s Il -..-.-1 ..s sst
 Sharon, Sept. sth, 1S5G.. -. .-.-- Sl2o
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
Waj1,ted.

q GENTS to operate in the different States to CT "A hihst sample and take orders for valuable and much 0 article in the hardware line. Liberal cornmiss.Sns allowed 20 that Agents make from $5 to S16 and even $20 per day. Agents must fur nish their own horse and bu9Ry The de1and for the article is, at present. very great
 Apply. in person oz by letter, to a "a s4ss-
 =. s7s ss - ss 1E, e. DAT & CO. 4t21 aa~4S'1 1A s11S John Street New York. ;.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
Town Meeting.

NvIIE inhabitants. of the town of Litchfcld, are U hereby notified that their annual Town Meet ing will be held in the Town Room. on Monday the 9th day of October, 1856, at g o'clock, A. NJ, for tho election of Town Officers for the year ensuing and School Visitors for one two and three years to lay all necessary Taxes and to transact any other business proper to be done at said meeting. .. A. c. SMITH. Y .....e.sg
 ABNER LANDoN. selectmcn. 2t-22 F. F.M.BLAKEIEEl ..,. -.-t-
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
A T Court of Probate holden at Barkhamsted
 "A within and for the District of Barkhamsted on ft,a dax If A,,,r,, A n

, W CouftN fIeuate huIuen nt barkhamSted, "A within. and for the District of Barkhanlsted on the 25th day of August, A. D., lS56. 4'st'vss'
 xs Present. GEORGE MERRELLs, Judge sa
 On motion of Daniel Yonngs. Trustee -on the Es- tate of LYMAN HART, an assigning Debtor within said District having represented said and given public notice to all concerned to appear before this Court the present day at o'clock A. M to he heard relative to the appointment of Commits sioners said estate, and no ono appearing, this Court appoints Merlin Mcrrells and Wan. l.. Ransoin Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said Estate and also doth decree that two months be allowed from the 29th day of August instant for the creditors to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners. and said Commissioners are to give public notice of this order by advertising the same in weekly newspaper published in Winsted and Ltchield in Ltchtcltl County, one month cach and b posting acopy thereof on the public signpost in Rarkhamsted, nearest where the said assigning debtor now resides. Certified by s-.-- - ..---
 GEORGE MERRELLS Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25

Noice.-The undersigned hereby give notice that town of Barkhamsted, on the 29th day of September and on the 29ti day Of October, 1856, at o'cloc, in the afternoon, each of said days to attend to the duties of the above appointment.s .g .es F
 MERLIN MEERELIs, lCommis- 4tl9 Wx. l. RANSOM, sioneIs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
Dissolution.

euNHE Co-partncrship heretofore existing between U HEAToS & NEWTON. for the purpoee of trade, is by mutual consent, this day dissolved. All accounts will be left in the hands of Levi Hcaton for settle mcnt. Those indebted will please call as soon as convenient. sS 4FS-@ S@
 '@ LEVI HEAToN
 WI NEWTON. Northfeli, Sept. sth, 1856. Sto2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
Notice.

a$ .4S .a Notice. Et g YNHE inhabitants, liable to pay tayes in tho town U of Warren, are hereby notified, that have re- ceived rate-bill and warrant to levy and collect town tax of twenty cents on the dollar laid on the list of 1855 And. that will meet them for the purpose of receiving said tax. at the Town Hail in said Warren, on the 9th day of October, lS56..
 All persona aeglectiuS to PLY their taxes previous to- or on that day, will pay legal charges for col. lecting. CHARLES E. BEEMAN, Collector.
 Warren, Sept. \, lSs6 ss-sspr i5sz sasaa4syr 2U
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
WO0dialg & Lewis,
 wolcottvjlle

nN Monday next, August 4th, will offer thu ir O entire stock of Summer Dry Goods at greatly reduced prices. Persons desirous of obtaining any thing in their line will find it for their advantage to give them early call. -~
 Wolcottvillc, August lst, 1856. 3IF& $
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
AnsO1l Hubbell.

WHOLESALE GROCER, 7s WATER STREET.
 HAvING purchased the interest of R. B. Hale, LII in the firm of Hnbbell & Hale, should be pleased with . continuance of tine patronage of my old friends and the public generally-my facilities allowing me to offer greater Inducements than formerly. - .@ -@,--.-, F. - ss, - I shah always have ch hand full Stock of Gro ccrics. which will be worthy of consideration and certainly satisfactory as regards qualities and prices Ny Stock will consist principally of the following Sugars, Teas, Molnsses, ~s z
 Fish, Oils, Pork, Hams. Beef,
 Spices Tobacco. Flour, Salt. Herkimcr.
 Cheese. Goshen Butter. Lard Soaps Candles, -. Wooden-ware. Nuts. Fruit. &c., Re
 To which would invite the attention Of all wishing to purchase. - .--s = s -.. 2t-22
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25
Northfeld, Sept. 9th, 1856.
\ T n Court of Probate holden at Sharon, in and <A for the District of Sharon on the 18th day of Sentenber A D lS16 '@e Fa -s#a sk,a s &&s s sA

\ T n Court of Probate holden at Sharon, in and 2-A for the District of Sharon on the 18th day of September, A. D. 1856 -@s SA'h s's sS ~
 Present, CHARLES F. SEDcwIcK, Esq, Judge.
 Ungn the. application of Samuel $. Woodward of Shxs. in said District, showing to this Court that he is Guardian fo Elizabeth EOl11d Abfgaii4,uland clarinda Roland, Josephine Bolafid and Svm Boland Minors belonging to Grass Lake in the State of Eich and that said Minors the owners of the following viz The right of their late father William Boland, deceased. in about eighty acres of land n said sharon formerly the property of Reuben Bo- land, part being now in possession of Ralph K. Woodward, and part in possession of George Wood ward the whole interest of said Minors being valued at about eighty dollars; and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate-pray ing for an order, and that he or some other meet person be empowered to sell the same, as per appli sion on file, dated the 18th day of September is5s more fully appears. A'" N s
 onDsaEp :EThat tho foregoing application be heard It the Probate Office in sharon un the 2:,nd day of November, 1856, 1t o'clock afternoon; and that notice thereof tc pnblised in some public paper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks excessively at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 Certified from Record aa ssas asss as st 2f cfIAS. .fSEDGwIcK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-25

leaving . small balance in treasury Last year the Society failed to pay their current sexpen- ses--their receipts at door, being only about halfthat of this year WeIdo not pretend this account to be correct N tc .l dollar j. but approxi pense, and to whom paid, sec treasurer book.