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SILK AND CLOTH MANTILLAs ,CLOAKs--sEAsoR.
" IN s11f-i 1FEA u ,'table Dry Goods. slE g.E
By BLACHE 1 BEAUMONT. Auetionsers
"WEDNESDAY, l1th inst. at 10 0'clock a.
WE, auctioB at their suction rooms, NO. " Chafes
large invoice Of Black Colored Silk and Cloth Man
tlas md Coaks. sss flfcti- -' '57H' ~ -
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SUCCESSION OF MAX H0MANN-HOUSE AND LOT ON
Live Oak street. ''
Pa. BY N. VIGNIE, Aucioneer.
THURSDAY, 10th OF December, 1867, at
Banks Arcade, Magazine street at IL O'Clock BY viz
the Honorable the Second District Court Of
New Orleans dated 9th October 1885, No. S4-for account
Of said succession, al public auction will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT situated the Fourth District of this
city, square bounded by Live Oak Eighth Magazine and
Ninth measuring 81 feet front Live Oak by depth
TERMS-Cash. II NO At
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SRlpplna Antelligtnte.
TUESDAY, November 10, 1857.
ARRIVED.

Bark Alvnrado, Burton, for Boston, Creevy Farwe
Schr California, Ieedwing, for Penarola, Master
Schr Ciyility, Winsow, for Pensacola .. Aaste
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SUCCESSION DE MAX HoMANE-MAIsON EFT TER
rain la rue Live Oak.
PAR N yIGNIE Encaneur.

Y
TEUDI 10 decembre 1857, q midi fArcade
de Banks des Magasns yeru dun ordre de rhonor
de District de Ia Nouvelle Orleans date du
ocobe 1857 No. Ii OSpour lie compile de la de succession
en- publique, il vendu-
UNE CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams lie Quatrieme Dis.
vile dams Ilet borne les Live Oak HUT
eme Neuvieme Magasin 81 pieds Ia
pieds pouces de pronndeu gnes
PARALLELS. Ensemble mason bois coneuant deu1
chamhres cterne hangatd, etc. ..NE.r
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hoy ne 1t
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GREAT SALE OF sPLENDID K0sEwooD AND MA
hogany Furniture and Piccols Plano, ct auction. z
III s f5s By GARDNER SMITH Auctionser.
1-., ,5 YH Ohice, No. Commercial Place.
HURsDAY Iath imst a.s a. u 1- I. L., O'clock
spleudd Bedesds Armoirs, Bureaus Washsanas Tables
Sofas Easy Chairs Secretary
Mrrors Time Pieces Engravngs Mantle Fine Cur
ains Brussels Carpets o. CLOTH Rug. Hair aud Moss Nat
Also-One fine PICCOLO PLANO. ~ ~ t.T
Terms cash. sH1 u; p ~. q
BThs Furniture will be ready for inspection Wednes
day. tt41S1. -, s. =, -.
niture ia = '.H t - :.
Sold for account OF whom II may concern. n9
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NEW DIsCOvERY-THE GREATEST An
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
SARSA ARILLA LOZE Nc E&
II qusP simple and Compound.

s u q 40
Prepared BY n HEREU, Druggist and Physician
Superior all Essences, Syrups and Extracts SO s.@
to ali speciaties heretofore known. .,...
general therapeutic agent susceptible Of being Applied -
disease development morbid principle which
from internal cause, either in the blood or my %
organs. Il
BILE and mineral kingdoms had induced the hope thss A
searches, il is obtained -4 ~ 'lfa- 5h lt'4f'6
have vegetables the fE as
which have this day Of advertising The krH
possibility Of doing otherwise; and have divided iais
pie and compound in order that they might DC
TO children we'll as adults. y. tH r.
Ny first experiments made privately and o
wonderful results had satisfied that asa
ceeded and that the charge of quackery could not b
The attention Of physicians and of the public Is saef
these Lozenges In order that every one may witness LEE
rable results Of the same.
q GENERAL EFFECTS,
g Testified to BY upwards OF thousand perscas- v
The stomach ceansed the blood purified and
by removing all impurities from this precious organ aa 0
.... ~ SPECIA EFF + r C fS-F
PROMPT and radical cure of all Diseases generality
q who have ed these Lounges have never h a
Vs,srss sypbli;ic hepatic scorhucai gouty hs.
matte and nervous Diseases completely e3
| few DAYS after the remedy is resered to- q.
other internal external ants disappear ent p
| yiied the LozengeS rtsorted to.
| For sale by the box, with prospectus showing nnS a
mus nu'' 10 : GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's,
| corner Toulouse and Bourbon sszufI-
| .., e...,74.- J.wRIGHT Co..
| q and Isl chartssE q
| l.. ...E H. BoNNABEL.
| .s.-- corner OF hatcher and Tehoapisedszs az
9. H. WERcKMuLLKK,
/ -- 100 Camp street, corner of PoSiras aasS
NB-Consultations gratis, daily at the above Drug ss
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RAILROADS.. u.s.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD--66 bales cotton to Warren Gilmore 1co-34
Gntrie Harrison &coS do Byrne Vance 4coO bales
Edward Male &co-0 do Abby &co-S Smith, Harris AGO
II Frerson Conway &cos Adams kco-8 bales cotton
Miles, Adams dco-6 Persons Gco-5 Harris Levi
load hooppoles sheep and snndries May
Der John Pixie bale wool Warren Gilmore &co-l3 head
sheep and sundries to ordsr-Tota Isl bales cotton.
"f PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD. q '- ~
MOBILE-Steamer California; bales cotton Bradley,
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FOR RENT.

--------7------+ Y
for oce. over he Bank q Ne. osss, corner q 81
mare: .as ess ..ss.. asez = y 1870. e
aoes seoys ...i y 10 = 81 chalis. asss Dc
= 1c77.7. ...7 .sss .s. ~. 80. -
i : sss ::
airy bnildnss is large family md where aagss ran mon
Apply 4 Seed on Factory. No q New teyss
'rees, near 01od ..-l-.- -.-l 800 g = !. i
= FOR RENT Or sALEaosE oy THE .os1
6i:s:.s es%Rsses Is. ssss, s::.ss "a
,sii so1s oo S y ~ ,,e
ei.tsrn. flower garden IN abort every
for T h.fEe 1. cid ov o. sd to roe tnsn q
.pp,iessiioa on the premises TO JANIS DAVE
e. - - =.
D5Gs1l za s AessH Syss 80 sao0'1'D
AND TEN THOUSAND DSL OLA MoaTH OF Mills HIS
handsome FAMILY REsfD SIDE fronting On Plsass
ing ssEe dining room, ssnds%e rve 1su
NJ nsss.ssy Sat sasias, ~ f,ss e
az ya.a ana sAseen WIN
Ase s9 g OF asogsD oe .s; 2. s Nap
- Mil factory which y suitable for planning mill Or sab
IS 9 8 Siss, IN
sssn viii :s5Sis ss isaiy
n ofc
-, nsr;er -'sr''Gs 80 - -,
Also. COLEMANS UNDULATOBY NlLIIA - tncy g
furnished almost any Inc remoyA "a na Iacoy
10 the town OF Aenner VIII enable MN 70 mees me seA4
"l Also, THE SOUTHERN FIREPRooF ROOFING which
is now manufactured quantities all III orders
Anv Ard All fe Aboye nrrpesv II Offered n exchange
NOTES of the NEW ORLEANS SUSPENDED BANKS,
which will be taken AT PAR
Apply to Tow E :, e e. 5s..is.' street. L Z
l& on at bfs reaidence IN Patterson City. after r. n
o.H dAwtf fest~f II = 81 'ft,Ef.3ti1
- - - = 800, ,.,-,,,-
- FOR RENT-A DESlkABl6 fWO-SIOhn
@ Brick Dwelling House. containing nine with all
the modern improvements health and venience
and yegetable raen one square ground
n Situated Apoo Plank Road City Of JEFF
rnon adjacent 10 the residence Samuel j. Peters,
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

; Sr1TD IT,F7 New (lrloanB Nov. TO- 1857. j.
narru eon fDrmltv with rtlclo Ath OF the
eiics !. that e frU
the Monday IN February Will 20 held ~ r.
the Company 10 Camp street. tbs 7n Gay Of
comber next between the hours Of 10 A. VI and r. u.
Mo t6 JAMEH H w hEEl1n oocIct"sy.
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FOR SAL.E,

. 6GR. FOR 1ALE-THK FAST SAILING, COP
r. Apsred and copper. fastened ship EMphrks1M, VIM
tAnsess, master, ~ TINS registsf, Will STOW l0m
bses coon II complete order and rsedy for any veysge
Fer tsrns applyto Che osptein On board, or 10
ost }. II. AsHBRIDGE GO. " Common g.
-. FOB SALE ON LONG CREDIT COT
taGs Honse No. 80 Camp street. betwesn Dcsd sud caA
a ~ e '''ss Az E. E. snrcHr, 10 10. ol-s Il
n. OMB HUNOKRO NKGMOED s0k sALg.
~ AT FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT. lN Cernanea eTees, ~
this time 100 hksiy NsCoa for sale, ytr ~. fisid
AN Hands. Cocks, WAahefs md 1roness No ICsrpenes
No. Ku8nsev. Through DE ssnffrs yeaT WI - fo9na
market and vl y rseyts =. supplies sysy week ~
~ Hes Petsson 6Seysstss elsvs Depot IN addition 70
nv place will be- able to furu tEaAe VII Nerves for sale
qnAsers shall IN al endeayos 70 fve sat
seN 6a Is,f15fT Hss15tfH 1g7 Common streef.
TN1R 9ALE--10OO HOWEs CELEBkA1RD COTTON
HARVkSTKRS-This great 1abcs swing Maehtns b ss
of the best Of the present ts fho Planters
tst have e1amsed Cotton F5ckes psoueanes veil
adapted cotton picking, and Is believed viii eoths
hsnds They substantially made and not pa
Bile get s ORDER snd weigh less than nys Fries
$40. 4 g6i. 3 "a - 3ssiT ID. VI. y, BlbBkky. q"
asis ana ts'f n CommereaI Place.
49, ~ BTEAMBOAT FOH 8ALE-THA
le}GIa steamer GRANPUs, now lying on the oppesis!
ssde Of the river. In good running order and Me
seet long, fest beam fest hold Is inch cylinder fest
dcular. apply 70 ,. H. PHELPS,
W. sn.I =. ~ gonnnnm srssss;
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- FOR RENT Oh SALE-ONE or THE MOST
located cososAh3e dWel1isen III the Roufs
District compri.ing the two le corner g eseend md
Chegnut The contains eight In bs An
house with Kitchen room, bsh rooms, sabls. two
large csens flower garden etc in abort every
for q large family 80 q s8e z Ia tS 3..ssg
application on the preuises, 70
* o16 II a II sg1slf JAMIE DAvI6.ss
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pOhTABLE STEAM ENGINEs1ERoMlk y

NtaTAHIAL NOTICE--rHE UNDERSIGNED hav-
IN ing taken office II Common prepared to
The Nolar al business respectfully solicts the
patronage of his friends and The public. E4E
r.. = 80 N =. p w ROBERT. "a
New Orleans May is, 1s57.-myl6 ly -,
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n = Z "'-IT7|- ~ BATON ROUGE, July II, 1855
as-NotIce-Ata meeting Of the stos Nh Ole.
called areeaby public notice and adjourned until this day
n D. Conrad ESQ., called to the Chair and Alfred Shep
pers appointed Secretary: -,
The proceeded Of seven Directors
which resulted in the choice following named gentlemen
= j. d. Conrad, 9: A. Slack,
----- D. D. Avery, ..fs- W. +. Tunnard,
George May, Jas. A. Mediation,
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~ COUNTRY RE@IWEUCE 1OM RENT.
Country Residence, miles from the city. centssnins
Thirty Of Land WIKI shfubbefy and all hs
sary bnildins for large family and where sages from
Canal every ten minutes. - =. s Il ftl6 ISL
GARDENER WANTED to take charge Of the above place
Apply It Fsks Cotton Seed on Factory. No "A NeH l@yse
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IN THE WATCH STORE, CORNER . GA AMP
FAS AND CANAL STREETS has just opened with al new
~ goods consisting of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL
RY CT Ms PISTOLS every variety of fancy goods sf-
the latest patterns. t-.. !, -.
Having engaged the services Of Mr. JOS 3 Eales an esres
that line. l.I .'t '7ae ;. W VI 'N- lf '72 lt
and Jewelry repaired and
tn order ~
MA ly -+.4.lr...-r. -a-=- b. dhEaoh WAAf'oN'.
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DR. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST; BAR.
thoomew Hospitals and with Ricord of Paris,
opened his office No II Dsuphine for general
especially for the of all dss of the
eneratye Organs both without the of
hours for consultations in French and Eng sh Sto IL A.
M and too P. NJ i'F- as 3pf
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.C,JGARS-5746 900 HAVANA CIGARS. OF DIRECT NJ
nortntioo comprising Resaa Londres Regaa Ghica Re
gallo Medsna Gazado Cilindrado ondres Mil
ares etc brands Perfection Sana Con
greso Flor PuadaS @ Hermanas Antonio GARCIA Ca Pa
rim Oregon Union Americana, Nicoana Clay Calhoun and
Webster and some others 'fF Ttt ~ '
Also loo QUO Cigars for sale at lowest prices. by -
FERNANDO CARDELLACH,
No % Tchouptoulas street, d,
hntWepn (irAYer NhtcheH. stairs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-18
THE BEE HIVE" REPLENISHED |!
.1'EIr Spring GOODS.

(NOMPRISING every variety and style of STAPLE
~ AND FANCY DRY GOODS, including BLACK
AND COLORED DRESS SILKS. Beragcs De Badges,
Poplins, Challi, Bcagc and Muslin Deaines, Super.
Br Mohair Alpaca and FIR. Bombaaine, French and
English Ginghams, Printed Lawns, Brilliants and
Calicocsa large Stock.-Sk, Brocha Cashmere
and Thihet SHAWLS.- Also DRESS 4 MANTLE
TRIMMINGS, an immense stock, including Buttons,
Frinses Laccs, and More Antique, Velvet and other
Ribbons; OF all widths and colors. GLOVES & Ho-
sIERY OF all dtscriptions.-Silk, Linen and Cotton
Laces Edgngs, &c Embroideries, Flouncings, Col
lars, Underseeves Wrought Edgings & Inscrtings,
&c.-Curtain Muslins, White and Colored Cambrics
and Muslins of all styles-Whte, Brown and Buff
Linens Shirtngs, Shcetings, Jeans, Shirts and
Shirt Dosoms, Printed Shtings.- Broadcloths Cas-
sncreS, Summer Stutfs and READY MADE CLIO
THING Floor Oil Cloths, Room Paper Hangngs
and Curtains.-Gecse Feathers. Ticking, Dcnims
Flannes, Moreens Diapers, sc. &c.-Ladies' and
Children's Boots, Shoes, and Rubber Over Shoes
GROCERIES of all kinds and CROCK nY--All
rery Cheap for Cash, Work or Produce.
N. B-Shirts to be made up usual-and Towns
Agent. S. n. BRONSON.
May, 1857. tf-2
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-18

4 T A. COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN At
- Kent within and fof the District of Kent, on
the 2Sd day of May, A.. D. 1857, William Treat,
Esq. the Judge of said Court for said District be-
ing unable to hold said Court by reason Of his re-
moval from said District, said Court holden BY
CHARLES F. sEDGw1cK, Esq, Judge Of the adjoining
instruct OF Sharon, he being duly designated and
cited to that duty by the Clerk of said Court for
said District of Kent.
:, At the same Court, on motion of William Y.
chamber Administrator on the Estate of ALAN
Dun BENSON. late of Kent IN said District, de-
ceased, his COURT DOTH DECREE That six months
from this date be limited and allowed to the Credi
TORS OF the Estate of Alanson Benson late of Kent
IN sald Dstret deceased, to present their claims
against the said Estate to said Administrator, and
doth order said Administrator to give public notice
OF this Order, by. publishing a copy thereof in a
newspaper printed at Litchfeld, and by posting a
copy thereof Oh public sign post in said Kent,
nearest the late residence of said deceased
h. Certified from Record
a-ot LEMAN BEECHER, Probate Clerk
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-18

A T TOWN MEETING REGULARLY
"a warned and held at the Methodist Church in
the FIRST Society in Washington, June LIST, 1857
William c.. Bronson, Moderator
Voted, That each family in the town of Washing
ton be permitted to leave Cow on the high
way from sunrise till nine o'clock in the evening
from the first day of June, till the first day of De-
cember, provided such Cow has strap on the neck
and the initials of the persons name thereon
Resolved, That the Haywards in this town be re-
quested and directed not to impound any Cow which
MAY have strap on her neck and be running al
large IN accordance with bye-law just passed. for
the space of one month from this day until the law
just passed can be published.
Voted, That the Town Clerk cause the aforesaid
bye-aw to be published in the LITcHFIELD ENQUIRER
newspaper printed in Litchfeld, four weeks sue
csssiveiy.
Dated at Washington, June LIST, 1857.
The foregoing IS true copy of the Record.
Certified by D. B. BRINSMADE, Town Clerk
6-4t
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Taxes! Taxes

a IL PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY TAXES IN
!, - the town OF LrFCHFIEID on the List of Octo-
Der 1896 are hereby notified that will be at Homer
a h 10 In Milton on Monday, June 18TH, from
60 ~ Q clock A. NJ. OF Kenney's store IN Rant.,n
Falls the same day, from to o'clock. at
Smediey store in South Farms on Tuesday. june
10TH from to II o'elock A. NJ at Silneon Suri
East side) the same day, from 1 to 4 P. M. at
Catiin,s store in Northheld on Wednesday, june
18th, from to IL clock A. M at Ltchfield Depot
the same day, from to 4 M Taxes can be Maid
at all times at my Office in East street. All who
neglect to call on me may expect Twill call on them.
A word to the wse &c. A. S. LEWIS
Litchfeld, June l, 1857. [6-3tel Collector
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-18

ut Court Of Probate holden at Sharon ,ctin and fo,
me District Of Sharon, on the 25th duy Of My, 4. u.
1857,
Present CHARLES F. SEDaw1cK, ESQ. Nudge.
ME TRUSTEE OF THE ESTATE OF ELISHA
Il =. WlNANS an insolvent debtor belonging
TO said District having given notice to all persons
interested in said estate heretofore directed to
appear before this Court this day. at clock in the
forenoon to be heard relative to the appointment of
commissioners On said estate; This Court, having
heard the parties in the premises, doth appoint
Richard Smith and John L. Goodwin, Esqrs.. Com
mlssioners to receive. examine, adjust and allow the
claims OF the several creditors of said esate-And it
Is further ordered, that two months from this date
be limited and allowed to said creditors, to present
their claims against said estate to said Commission
ers, and that said Commissioners meet to receive
claims against said estate at the Office of Eakim S.
Stoddard, Jr, Esq in said Sharon, the 3Oth day
of June next and on the I'D day OF July next at 8
O'Clock in the forenoon each of said days. Ard
said trustee is directed to give notice Of this order by
advertising the same, month, in a newspaper
printed in Litchfeld and in newspaper printed at
Falls Village, and by posting copy of the on
public sign post in said Sharon nearest the resi-
dence Of said debtor and by sending like copy by
mail to every known creditor of said insolvent lv-
ing out OF said District within week from this
date. Certified from Record.
sat CHAS. F. SEDGWICK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-18
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,

addison De,n,vs STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Lyman B. Pr,ade ct ais Litchtield County, IS.
Upon THE PETITION OF ADDISON DEAN,
State OF Massachusetts,, now pending in the Supe-
ror Court for said Litchfeld County, praying for
the foreclosure Of certain mortgaged premises, stu
ated in Canaan in said Litchteld County:
1t appearing to, and being found by the under
signed authority. that Matilda Droun and Maria
Morley, two of the Respondents named in said petit
ton absent out of this State that service of
said petition cannot be made upon them personally
IT ORDERED, That notice of the tendency of
said petition be given to the said Matilda Droun
and Maria Morley, by publishing this order in a
newspaper printed in Ltchfield in said County six
weeks successfully, the last publication to he at
least three weeks before the session of said Court
be held at Ltchfeld within and for said County,
on the second Tuesday of September, 1857
Ltchheld, April 80. 1857.
FREDERICK D. BEEMAN,
2-6t Clerk of said Superior Court
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-18

A A COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN AT
IA Litchfeld within and for the District of Itch
field, on the Both day of May, A. D., 1857:
PRESENT, CHARLES ADAMS, JUDGE
UroN the petition of Henry S Griswold
showing to this Court that he is Parent and Guar
dian to GERTRUDE L. GRISWOLD, miner be
longing to said district, and that said minor is the
owner of one-half of the real estate dist ibuted to
the heirs of Nancy Griswold deceased from the
dover Of Rachel Perkins, widow of Daniel Perkins,
late OF Corn WALL deceased and particularly described
in the distribution of said dover recorded and on file
in the Probate Office in the District of Cornwall be-
ing all the interest which the said Minor has remain
ing In the Estate of said Daniel Perkins deceased
That said Estate is at present unproductive, that
the avails thereof wanted for the support main
tenance and education of said Minor and that it will
be for the advantage of said Minor to sell the same
and invest the avas thereof :ording to lawpray-
ing for order to sell the same
ORDERED, That said application be heard and de-
termned at the Probate Office in Litchield on the
Sd day of August 1857 at 10 o'clock forenoon, and
that notice thereof be published in some public
newspaper near the place where such real estate lies
three weeks successfully, at least six weeks before
said time assigned Certified from Record
6-3w CHARLES ADAMS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-18
AUlTION.

RY ORDER OF THE COURT. OF PROBATE
II for the District of Litchfc1d, will sell at
PUBLIC Auction, the following valuable Real Estate,
late the property of SYLVESTER SPENCER.
Sixteen Acres Of Land, with Barn standing
thereon, lying west of the Court House about sixty
rods, known as the 81 Deming Lot'-the Phelps
House and Lot now occupied by Rufus Smith-about
two and half Acres of Land, with House, Store,
Barn. and other Buildings, now occupied by Sylves-
ter Spencer, and. known as the 8" Boles Place -
Seven Acres of Wood Land, lying north Of the vii
iage about two miles. Terms made known at the
time OF Sale. Sale to take place at the Mansion
House, Saturday, June 9th, 1857, at one o'clock,
P. NJ. A. S. LEWIS, Trustee
Litchfeld June 1857 7-3t
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-18
TYNHE COURT OF PROBATE FOR THE DIS
III trict of Litchfed has limited and allowed two

THNHE COURT OF PROBATE FOR THE DIS
Ill trict of Litchfield has limited and allowed two
months from the date hereof for the creditors of the
estate of SYLVESTER SPENCER, of Litchfcld in
said District assigning debtor in which to exhibit
their claims thereto; and has appointed Samuel G.
Branan, David G. Buckley and Frederick D. Bee
man, Esq, Commissioners to receive and examine
said claims. Certified by
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet
at the office of HOLSTER & Bceman, in said Itch
field, on the Goth day of June and the 1st day of
August, 1857, at o'clock in the afternoon on each
of said days, fo1 the purpose of attending on the
business of said appointment.
SAML G.. BRAMAN,
DAVID c. BULKLEY ooniiHs-
Sat FREDERICK d. BEEMAN J sionels.
Litchfeld June l, 1857.