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CORPORATION H0tiff8.

=
- CITY cerkx od3ee, ,Chle.so, July u. 10.
appointed by ID. tanamca q
ENy q Ch1ko to astTtan the 4aEbaSAs sRd kAka
sat4 10 oEne7s o7 rial sss1s IN tbs utyt4n Ct aR4
sMT: E1 Of epeunE n aaey n otocS - wess
Hs1 nedha.a Of seaioas Il, H. Il. hare le&Ad
al Aes sm sot md E7ts setusu tbefsof 10 ny a1ce.
~ penens Wishing y spP.l from a4ad aass.zoen4,
Tore Aoodaf. tbs IN day of Aex1 lssn Il pEnek r
= the EouMon CoaneA vii. aAAx uss Ia The C4uncI
ssoo heaf ~ oejeet ons u MD assnAnt md rxy. ana
" II. KREIsxASS, c,,y Clerk,
aesfffxioa OF the r- estA,e In the Wet MvAon &
he ea15 ~ GhI7ko da'Ind benefited and damaged
vet through heek n Csaaf Trustees sub sfskn el the
We%s aod ves hal VI narsheAf 4 IT setpp H. - IL Ia
Ancan With tie order f! the surry ther~of paxsed hY
tEt EomD0n Gounal OF 0h etty On tho Oh d7y Of DE-
eens s and The sabseqnent oGe1 IN rel.xton thesxo:
tEehef with ths 9aluaon Of sid stase and the sEs
aHa,ded II d1uaks respectively, BY Tho Cotn!4aI1aefa
tAN1: -
CAS.L TRESIEE5 suanIr1s1oy OF TIE EST
sGcI1uS l.. =, IL
.Sane ot ownes-K. Il J. Hala~s pes<5ipssou-y.
&; Baoek y: taustton- ~ aGo vatpe of fana
Goo"euned-s3o8: Tota1 Lz11yes-1alp: Bene-
fta by The impsureusent-oo16; Cost Of Pro-
sesnoks-Su' Total BenedI-tall; Set Bsoe-
S.ns Il J.aer-k k4sIs Of F::t i*:la;iioa VI
South n kloek :: Ealas.tou- N.0so yafuee ct
Land Cohdemnes-sap; Tota1 ra,naxeAe5QU:
cknktis By the tmprosemeot-450;C Cot OF tro.
eeeasnss-$u Tosa1 heuktit- III yet Benz
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~ WosKa City af ChIcaxn. I1ly =. lSa.
aea ps"ts.s wl b. Escsisel u The t!ty Clerks Of
Hee antA Monday August Isl is2, At oeoek H.. Nr
{se !Easens And NAsAsnlznE of Hsl-tel .tEeet rom
tioaH ~ asets = chsaIo assaat esorsnx to spee:aea
Haaa u ny ntdct+ A<o, fur kraax l11rtsou xrtct
frr tae Mthxest iknkno.A 10 ths Cry tAatts
B-s's&t1ssa H. CLES ELAen supt.
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iE1 1HS1 EN- > <tkLE.-Et1tc OF III1-
~ toA Cook County. sS-supeticr Court Of H.
xSs.a. ; = ES!a y e. hsavsnrss.h, EE.ha s- W.d..s1h,
Ct4,l44 H. Hunt. Elm faytoe AL jams " Scoss-
Ill to FusekAte N.ts<ate.
Public not1 heroy k,sea tAal In pursuance of lie.
csta order entered IN the ahugs entitled ezse on lhc x.
tsesh day q Jus a. o. - r. ssot Mister II q
tucn GaJ of august ~ H. las orloek In ths rs-
auol Il sd day. s.l pusc tioa t~ builder
for eseh. nj t north DUR Of Cou HOUSE. Guy
Of Chax 10 t.s County ard Stale aogexai, lhe follow
!ux Genl rel essate to Wit :-Lnts and swe i.&
Of Buck four IN Ia Ezna Addition chy "a A. i. ~
natrsl p!at nk sid Addition rse:el In Eok County
Kscorrefs utSx. N-teh nth H. D. EA In Lick - u
Mas Page l& nil pFxaaies tein situate Ia tho ety VI
Ctioto, l4unty Ut tuok, AAd S~ats Of lEIs,oaA-
IRA StUTr.
Chicago. July e6tn, ts.8. .d.s
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r OTIS FOR SALE AT LAKl
FOREST Il,ItE0J1

The lots belonging 10 LIND UNIVERSITY. md COW
od for sale Isrseh: favorable Inducements 10 pereonA
sst2s 70 ea!oy he pcasurs country life within aouss
Tlfy aTe located = Like Fost On thc we bank Of Lake
Lake 4iout tseaty sir rales uorth fs.n Chicago. both
sides u Tue cscaso aud Alwaulee taroads abound In
mntrA aud ot springs and natural bautlcA and In te
optuon Of Our he pysicsans tile healfu
f-o and residence Hot 10 x exeeeded bY any The
xhoEe or In tie Western country.
dne Academy building {tEe pItpatnyT tep1ytEnso4
Lind Cnvcsy) laa keen erected tie psi se*ou, and
nov In sueceasfr operation In charge of s. MeI A. H.
new fa:eress Dsre.. ss.s IND ...ts tAan dezea
In Alttnn 70 the regular through trqs ~ aecomHoda
ton train tAk1nE tckets 1t aH
the nFuls fae r1ves Chicago eves evening" and rturs
cry u.ng tlus Attending business men AZ opportunity to
sdend the day IN e city and ee wh thctr families nt ugh
good osel las *ea ope2ed and In successful oresun
for f1an yeat past
The Lake Forea Association havr also few lot. ,poa!g
farming PURPOSES lying The town, containing fru
three EACH xhh viii be sole nj reasonable prices
and on Usual itHlt.
The subscriber has within the past sod over twelve
thousand dulars worth of Tic hnts belonging to tic Un
ytrsty and Association and proposes to sell few more lot
10 Iessnns who wiah te1n for 1neata improvement and
cultivation.
For further particulars apply to Peter p.e No. e Wss
icgton street s1ress hf1u thron the iost ode lox
~. Chicago, iu:lo.s. fETEh PAGE, Agent
nU& KIN
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A SSESSNENT NOTICE CITY

IA Cferts oaee Chicago. July "a, 1867.
Puo7e ro&ee hefshy kren To III pessos Interested st
T. Commissioner aSpoanted hT t Common Urunc & .ne
CITY Of Eh!eaS taa Of fFs h4ndse And ten
Gnl.s upon tie raj etzte IN the South s Ion of nd
City. deened tentA ~ p3vihk md Pt1ce from ro'nt
81 Eee en ct The ne af tlk tho cuE
Ire of De,tooEa ste tas completed his aaeAseut. an
spade fEturn the1ref to my otsee.
any ptssucs Wishing zop~Al from mid eat must
fls tt&f aaee19ens ia wr1iin. oee- tefLs
Aocday tla fifteenth dJ Au<uas 1saa at o'clock r.
H. tAe Eoumon Count will 1t th Time, La th- E0ua-
eli Room. bear ali oo}aas tn lid assessment. md E<Ttse
and cou ahnu tha kAnz.
jJ.91U-dsa L. kRE1sNAyS, CITY c1~k.
ASSESSMENT ROLL
description Of ths rea3 e<tatA In tho South Division Of
Fl4ee from patut eighty fest A.s Ion ths as noe af
Ck kItfk 10 ihS KExt curb hne Of Dearborn street, With
- v1!astnA the1vof md ths sums d nao4sy sevsy
seosd hsssta fE beoezs hy tbs toum!aAoaez, 10 VII:
0RIGISAL TOWN or CHICAGO.
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OFFICE OF SUPT. OF PUBLIC
~ WaxkA CITY Of ch3ezfa, July n ta4,
H4ed proposals. VII b received dneil WRdnknday. July
Esh 4 la1 II O'Clock ?. H. sor 4gaS aad pavsaax
A.tdoek faee hon l4saos essss 10 cekf HEs4& accord
da 70 hs s1aFkaa "a &br I4pgp1sz9szx af Hnddosk
Thee- md addressed - CRY Clesk.s
tyse*stss OLKYNA1p, su21,
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4 description Of she Hea1 Estste in The Wet ns.
vision. Of the city Of ChiK1 deemed hruehuel BY Mead
aulsnx Canal .ret fzon Kaat!ph are<t 10 Va ahrnstoa
etseet " II tho valus1tou hereof ad the Of money
sluaers toWh:
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COMMISSIONERS notice.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Pnsie no.'e.ia he1eby k7er 70 Il Psrsoas int<.ed
that ths uodE1d spposnted BY the Com,
t1tnsFs~e theaana tso hzndsad doa1s upon The real
estate in ths Vet Division ytaea deemed benefited by
naatam3n6 Madison Hte4 fora AAnk1nsnn street lhe
esfy Hms vi1 nee u Room No. IN the Court House.
the 18th day Of July. 1 II tho houz 1t 10 O'clock H.
The p11poN II making aid AAsE7smznk
9.N 1KAf,
IA. BEAGG. Com1a.
ALbERT AEEP,5
Chicago, 11ty 1s, 17e. Iyts1ok
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3;5sag5.

TU1CAGC BAG = AGENCY
I .:s sou:;. Water tsstet
SEAMLESS GRAIN BAGS IF various 4a.es md qsas'
No. ,ora saoxs-h,,ves. quarters. saEs''-3Fn1ea 10
nfdr7 Of aay he1arrd pattern.
IL rACES-cvs4y ss1e psed-
E1tEsY RAf3S-JEU and ttte hNkhe3. & pu,..L,-
Gnuuaou NeciasnH Ail4esn t.teeT % III T1 t,oes. u
A4t9 Boilt1icd4 ia" 1%A.' -
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&egal anncr1lsemcuts.


MASTERS SALE.-State ot: llli-
49, ne. took County. ssc.seait Court Of tr"k
clay tenhts Lsaist pasid-on Marln U. Walker Walt \
.une Daf1d T. Eeaz and the unkno* hairs 1t l..
Hubsouk, deceased.
funie no.ae !. hereby siren that IN psr,n Of d.
eee entc7sd t0 the At,Fx et The ihl day Of
,;"venas<r. A. y: ~ l. L. L. Pam. Fres.. Aaa.r,la
Ghantr .f ceok County. state or lAro!A viii, tho
Eth LAY II August A. u. l9, 1t the nurh 4onr Of The
Cagrt House y the CRY of chaxa County Of COX afor
sad u tel O'Clock IN The fona of ,at Lzy sels ps
s .;eaon - ne aI9he bL4<r S,s es*h =. e Lots
Gne ~ Of Dyer D.Sss1sn Snrliyin or the sutAh
af th Of tae north we 3a4er os Srtlon til ,ty.
fur ISL. In TuwnAhp tats-nlps ~ n4nth u Ksuxe
fou,teea t ~ e tas Thin Ps!nstps! xP
- n Hook - of ttsts I'D Ass eons AaIo .xnt
~ sczes urs or es. A$ths a1Ai Known xe-
s7tbcd ~ of The eashaf Of "a ss named
ter Section eomtnenk IN The seufh Tine be eof Iuetr ~
fuds ~es1 frc the so1heas Ut rid quarter aeon
ID tuaa:nk ihsnes nurh thcneo ~est
thence to rhce q oetnanx eoatasnisx esrst Is
aft o es fs " will st't such tt.a theeeaf may
te neessasv to MAKE the money up.h aad decree With
l1fesest and casts. L. C. PAINE fkkEK
Master Ia Chaneety OF Cook County.
Chicago. July Is, lsi9. jy.;.tlls.s
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.ss1sms!ei- ,. II. .NHADSTREET,* q Byoaaway. .N.Y


80 IEose who are Curious to
~sfnr's The wcEdeu1 perfection 10 which L. otswa.ts
itat HaEcs ut bas>aclo1 n. ~ has t1png Tie .anu.
taeu:r Of N:s= -nd Tsupces nve To s1st his Wig
scd t1as pyc& Eoom tt No. fremont Bock md exa.n.
nc tese caeus pscdreonp q ast- No scrutiny can de-
trst the ancz stom III. ra.utl whza saaz,ed 10 tAe
LEAD. dsaiv
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
Attention, Housekeepers
A Great Domestic Invention, end one 1 fha YNondara o{ Aha Anal

A 6TeaC OomssGc Invention, end one of
 the Wonders of the Age!
 SHALER'S PATENT CARPET SWEEPER, pat. N9 ented Sept 7th, 1858 improved Jan. 1st, 1859,
 and price reduced.
 It is the only Carpet Sweeper before the public that sweeps both ways, and to which has been awarded diploma all others at all the State Fairs where it has been exhibited, being nine differ ent States. Among its merits arc: 1st, it sweeps cleaner than broom, without injury to the finest carpet 2d it leaves dust to soil the furniture or stite the lungs Sd, it sweeps either way backwards or forwards, which other sweeper does 4th, it is simple in it's construction and liable to get out of repair 5th it is easily worked and be used by child; 9th it is neat and durable and will last for years, and be cheaper than brooms 7th, there is nothing better for sweeping oil cloths or naked floors 9th, i. cleans any carpet thoroughly by the simple operation of pushing pulling it over the carpet taking the dust, dirt, lint hairs pins and needles, Sc. directly up into the box whereas the common method of sweeping drives the dirt along the entire surface of the carpet, forcing it into the grains of the carpec and thereby causing the carpet to- wear out mich sooner. whilst the sweeper saves in the wear of any carpet 9th, no housekeeper will do without one after giving them a fair trial. We warrant them to give satisfaction
 For sale at wholesale or retail by e
 42tl E. L. WARNER, Agent for Conn:
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
Wanted,

A GOOD MILLER, to tend the Shepaug Mill, a
 A new Grist Mill, just finished and in perfect or- der to grind all kinds of Grain, built in the most perfect and substantial manner, with good supply of water at all times, and is doing the very best work done in any custom mill in the country. H. BALDWIN. Washington, March 1, 1859. AZ m ISTRICT of Torrington, $. Probate Court, lI March 5, 1859.
 Estate of WILLIAM GEER late of Torrington, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of Torring- ton hath limited and allowed six months from date hereof for the creditors of said Estate represented
 nsolvent in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Samuel J. Stocking and Charles Alvord of Torrngton, Commissioners to receive and said claims.
 Certified by HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the store of Avord Brother in said Torrington on the 9th days of May and September. 1859, at clock in the afternoon each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said ap- pointment
 SAMUEL J. STOCKING, lcon,,;.s;on.r.
 46 CHARLES ALvoRD, n''s''o'e'''
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
FOR SALE.

~ FARM, containing ninety acres of excellent A land, suitably divided iato meadow, blow, pas. ture and wood land, with the buildings, which sist of good two-stoly dwelling house, with add- tions, Barns, Sheds and out houses and all the veniences which make home desirable; plenty of good fruit. and located two miles north of Bethem centre, and one mile south of South Farms on the main stage road to Ltchfeli. There are eighty ncres and land adjoining, which can be leased by the purchaser if desired.
 and out buildings, with two acres of meadow land and good supply of fruit, located half mile west of Htchfeld centre. ' portion of purchase money can remain on mort8dge if desired. Apply to BEN
 s.SsS q wSRSER New Hayeu sses.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
SEILINQ OFF,

MN N order to close our business. we are now offer ing our entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, phper Hangings, G., st cost, .i. ..,,ss. IA H For Cash only. l In our stock may be found Fancy Silks. Wool De IAines, vslencias, Mohairs, Victoria Plaids Meri- fnoes, Shawis, Dress Trimmings, Embroideries, Cloths, Casimeres. &c.,.
 a C1ot11nE.
 We would call particular attention to our stock of Mems and Boys Clothing, which must be sold, and in which some rare bargains may be found
 PApo1. HanG1ng9. We have opened the last week large assortment, which will be offered at cost. .- The inhabitants of Litchfeld County visiting this city are invited to examine our stock.
 Respectfully, BROWN, HOLMES CO.,,
 Exchange Place. Waterbury, March 2, 1859. 4e-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

For the Press w D. Tsss ssd shs pubie sre snsi.isd ,o .hs follow if kcss-My moth4n Mrk ". Q. Whipple of Ware keuss Poiats kns fcs about eight years been afflicted with consl1nt sore o her right breast at ntervas it has beep e1eeedingly isoubss0me. Having consulted svsrsf r1yactsas, one of them, deseuedly eminent, pssso.noed it Hse Cancer o putrid type, and ad- viesd hse !e lass t fsmoved by the knifs. From con s.nsl wsaknsss el1s.ng and apprehsnson. the state e hef genesaI aealth became quie precaSous Being inpest.nsd IT friends, and under the inscrutable ho .ss q ths k1l,S meher de;srminsd put herself under daye of the Doefos's magical remedy, in about two Mssks esom that time is came out bodily. From this 0e the general health rallied, the breast rapidly heaI eds and now agurs cr mother long lie. advise the a0ieled tg apply 0 pr. Terry without delay.
 Wn. Q. WnnrLE Warehouse Point, Conn. erBssr in mind thss Dr. Terry never fails to remove ell Canesss that are brought under his treatment.
 Consultation free at my office, No. IS Pleasant street, ssssss of Wisthfo3. where specimens of Cancers that Aavs bsss removed by the above remedies may De
 5s@. tS J. B. TEaaY. etIsssford. Csns.. Jan. IA. 1856. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF
 The United Knife Company.

n IT KNOWN that we the subscribers, do U . hereby associate ourselves body polite and corporate pursuant to chapter l4th title 3d. oi the revised statutes of the State of Connecticut en- titled Of Joint Stock Corporations" and the ral acts in addition thereto and amendatory thereof and the following the articles of agreement and association
 Art. 1. The uane of said corporation shall be the The United Knife Company.
 Art q. The capital stock of said corporation shall be ten thousand dollars, divided into four hundred shares of Twenty-Five Dollars each.
 Art B. The said corporation is established for the following purpuse, to wit To manufacture, scl and deal all kinds of Pen and Pocket Cutlery and to deal in buying and selling all kinds of goods wares and merchandise and all articles necessary and con- venent to the carrying of said business and gen. eraiy to do all things necessary to the management of the same P
 Art. 4. The statute law of the State of Connecti cut relating to Joint Stock Corporations, and the several acts in addition thereto, and amenda- tory thereof, are hereby particularly referred to and made part of these articles and the corporation hereby s6sablished and organized under and pursu- ant to tAe same, shall have the power and proceed accotjhg to the regulations described and specified
 Ate 6. Each subscriber to these articles agrees to takffthe number of shares annexed to his name of thehaptal stock of the said cosporation each share x0be twenty five dollars aforesaid and to be paid f1f by iustallments the directors of said corpora Gbn shall call iu the same.
 uArt 6. The said corporation is established and To- ftu1ed in the town of Htchfeld County 0f Ltchteld Ind State of Connecticut. Dsxed tt WatcrviIle, this 4th day of March, A. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

A Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury, within
 A sd for tire District 1f Salisbury, the i4sh day ot February. A. D. 1859
 Present RpbertsN. Fuller, Judge.
 MARTIN HARRIS of Salisbury. Trustee on the Estate oi DANIEL $. CLAPP o sad Salisbury. assigned fur
 the benefit si bis credit"rs greeabe the laws of fthis Siate having given n.tice all concerned appear before ths C"at this day at 10 o'clock A M. be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said Estate Alter hearing the partes interested
 therein this Court doth appoint Moses L. Graham and William Bushnell. both of sad Salisbury, Conmis sioners to receive examine and decide upon the claims of the creditors of said Estate, and this C"urt and also doth decree that two ,nths from the 20h day of February. 1859 be allowed and limited said creditors exhibit their claims said Commissioners and this Court doth further order that said Commission meet receive claims against said Estate at the office of said Moses L. Graham in said Salisbury, on
 the 2ls day of March and the 2oth day of Abri ls59 at o'clock P. M oh of said days and that notice of this order be given by publishing the for month in the L,ch6ed Enquirer and the Housatonic Republican and by posting this order the public sien-psst in said Salisbury nearest the said Estate in settlement. And doth further order that said Trustee shall send by mail otherwise copy of this order every known creditor living ont of said District within one week from this date. Certified from Record, A" ROBERT N. FULLER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
o6 Duane st., New York. 1859. SPRING APPROPRIATIONS. 1859. Millinery Silks and Straw Goods.
 c. H. RAYMOND & CO,

Jobbers of Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods
 SILKS, BONNET RIBBONS,
 TRIMMING RIBBONS. BLOND LACES, EMBROlDERIES, WHITE GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. MITES
 STRAW GOODS. Ac., Sc. &c. EXCLUDING every description of Fancy Dry offer to the trade
 FoR CASH, 9 PER CENT. LESS THAN CREDIT PRIcrs
 The Fpst Goods and Latea Novssties. Additions to stock, constantly from Auction Rooms and other sources '.JOB LOTS CHEAP"
 c. H RAYMOND & co, 96 Duane st., New York, Sd door west of Broadway. 44-3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

nISTRICT of Kent, ss. Probate Court, Februa- 10 ry 19, 1859.
 Estate of ISRAEL BRowNsoN, late of Kent, in said District. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Kent hath limited and allowed six months from the date here of for the creditors of said Estate represented in solvent. in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Henry S. Sanford and Marshall Straight Esquires Commissioners to receive and examine said claims
 Certified by r RuFus FULLER, Sudge
 The subscrbefs give notice that they shall meet at the late residence of said Browson in said Kent the 9th day of April, 1859 and on the 18th day of August, 1859, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending the business of said appointment.
 nasnn MARSHALL $; sasaHan s4naaen.. Commissioners
 All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 45 ANNA BRowNsoN, Administratrix.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

A T a Court of Probate holden at Woodbury, within A and for the District of W oodburv on inc 18th day oi February, A D. l859
 Present Cha res Adams. Judge of the adjoining District
 oi L'tchted. acting for the said District of Wood
 bury, in place of Lewis Judd disqualified from acting
 in this case.-
 ORDERED That the Trustee on the assigned Estate of interested in said Estate to appear they see cause the Probate office in Woodbury on the l2th day of March, lS59 at 10 o'clock forenoon be heard in rela- ton to application of said & H H0tchkiss Co for the benefits and privileges of the 10th section of the Act
 for the relief o lnsolyent Drbfns passed May session, 1853. Certified by CHARLES ADAMS,
 A Judge of the adjoining District of Litchfald.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
\ T a Court of Probate holden at Litchheld,

\ Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld "A within and for the District of Litchield, on the 18th day of February. A. D. 1859:
 Present. Charles Adams Esq, Judge.
 On motion of the Administrators on the estate of LEVI D. SMITH, late of Itchfed within said district deceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the to the Administrators and directs that public notice be given of this order, by advertising in newspaper published in Ltchfield County. and by posting a copy thereof the public signpost in said town of Etch6eld nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record.
 44-St CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10

A Court of Probate holden at Litchfield with n in and for the District of Ltchfeld on the 9th day of February, A. D. 1859
 Present Charles Adams, Judge.
 Ordered, That the Administrator on the Estate of ABEL FULLER, late of Warren, in said district deceased exhibit his administration account to this Court for adjustment at the Probate Office in Ltch field on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1859. at 10 o'clock for anoon and that all persons interested in said Estate may have notice hereof the Administra tor will give notice of this order by publishing the same in newspaper published in Litchfied County at least two weeks before said 18th day of March. Certified fiom Record,
 A CHARLES ADAMS Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
DiSIRICT of Bristol ss., Probate Cour, March

rrH T
 Upon the application of Augustus S. Johnson Esq of
 ns on showing to this Court that he is Guardian 10 M AhA 5. STONE of Bristol, Minor belonging to aid District and that said Minor is the owner o the
 oiIowng Real Estate, situated in Plymouth Litchfeld ooenIy, and described follows, The one eo,. mon and undivided equal part of the following desc rbed land, VIZ said land is bounded north on land of the nene of Joseph Woon their assigns and land of Rnih r men, easi on highway, south on land occupied by siias Il. Carring'"n. and west highway, con.a ming
 n a anou en'y four being land That descend- ed to sad Minor and his brother, Edward L.. Stone from the Estate of Almon Woodn. late of Plymouth deceas ed; The Interest of said Minor in said Estate being vaued at about two hundred and fifty dollars and show Ing just and reasonable for selling said real es- 'a'e: praying for oder and that he or some other meet person ba empowered sell the same as per ap fuiiv. appears 0'~
 Ordered-Thaf the foregoing application te heard af the Probate Office i'll Bristol the l6,h day of May 1859. at2 o'clock afternoon and that notice thereof be published in some public weekly newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks cesssely at least Six weeks before said ne assigned 4b:q BENJ. F. HAWLEY, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
PROBATE SALE.

DY order of the Court of Probate for the Dis
 M trict of Litchfieid will be sold. at public auc- 1859 at o'clock in the afternoon, (unless previous y disposed of at private sale) so much of the Real Estate of RICHARD THoMpsoN, late of Goshen in said District deceased as will raise the sum of Sl9S7 02 and incident charges of sale.
 Sale to take place at the late residence of deceased in said Goshen. Terms made known at time Os tale ! Dated at Litch6eld this 29th day of January 1859
 Il TRUMAN GUILD, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-10
sENAroRrAt coNyENrIoN-15th DISTRICT.

SENATORIAL coNyENrIoN-15th DISTRICT. The electors of the several towns composing the 18th Senatorial District who opposed to the pre- cent National Administration are requested to send the usual number of delegates to convention to be held at the Beardsley House. Winsted. on Wednes- da3 the 18th day of March next, at 0o clock, to nominate candidate to represent said district in the next General Assembly, .F :
 VIM. G. COZ, .a A.. U. BkADFORD, Dist. Com.
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