To the Sheriff of New Lebanon County, his Deputy, or either of the
Constables of the Town of Lebanon within said County—GREETING.

WHEREAS
Phinehas Bushline of Lebanon

on the 19 day of June 1824 before me, Quint L. Lenn
Esquire, Justice of the Peace for the County of Lebanon recovered Judgment
against Nue Hapoon y. Mrazyn

for the sum of Five Dollars 1 Cent. damages, and
for the sum of Two Dollar 75 Cents costs of suit,
as appears of record,—whereof Execution remains to be done:

THESE ARE THEREFORE, BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, to command you, that of the goods, chattels or lands of the said Debtor, within your precincts, you cause to be levied, and the same being disposed of, or appraised, as the law directs, and satisfied unto the said Creditor, the aforesaid sums, being Six Dollars Fifty-two Cents in the whole; with seventeen Cents more for this Writ, and thereof also to satisfy yourself for your own fees. And for want of such goods, chattels or lands of the said Debtor, to be by him shown unto you, or found within your precincts, to the acceptance of the said Creditor, for the satisfying of the aforesaid sums, you are hereby commanded to take the body of the said Debtor, and him commit unto the keeper of the gaol in Lebanon in the county of New Lebanon aforesaid, within said prison; who is likewise hereby commanded to receive the said Debtor, and him safely keep, until he pay unto the said Creditor the full sums abovementioned, and be by him

released, and also to satisfy your own fees.—Hereof fail not; but make due
return of this Writ, with your doings thereon, according to law, within Sixty Days next
coming.

To Rutherford Rupele and John
Barker both of Branfords

in the County of New-Haven—

GENTLEMEN,

GREETING:

WHEREAS

William Field of Guilford
Administrator on the Estate of
Mr. Ruce Henson

late of Branford in the district of Guilford
deceased, has represented to me Reuben Elliott
Esquire, Judge of the Court of Probate for said District, that the estate of
said deceased is insolvent;

I DO THEREFORE by virtue of the statute in such case provided, nominate and
appoint you the said Rutherford Rupele and

Appraisers to make a true and equal appraisement of said estate; and do
also appoint you Commissioners, with
full power to receive and examine all the claims of the several creditors to said
estate, which shall be exhibited to you within six months from this date; and
how they are made out and evidenced. Being first sworn according to law, you
will cause the times and places of your meetings for attending the creditors in or-
der for the receiving and examining their claims, to be made known and published
in manner and form prescribed by law; and at the end of said limited time, make
your report, and present to said Judge a list of all claims which you shall allow,
distinguishing the privilege debts from the debts of common creditors.

Given under my hand and seal of office at
this 25 day of April

1825

Ned Elliott Indge

Notice to Appraisers of their appointment.

Sold at the Office of the New Haven Palladium.

To Messrs.

Freeholders of the Town of
of New Haven
in the County
Greeting:

GENTLEMEN :

On motion of the

late of
Branford
on the Estate of
James
Blackstone & Ruttenfbrace Rufpele

Appraisers, to make a true and just appraisment of all the Estate of said deceased, as shall be offered to
you, according to the present true value thereof in money, according to your best judgment; being first
sworn to as the law directs.

Given under my hand, at

this

18

day of

Judge of Probate for the
District of New Haven

Justice Assumpsit.

Sold by Bassett & Barnett, 263 Chapel Street, New Haven.

To the Sheriff of the County of New Haven, or his Deputy, or either of the Constables of the Town of
Branford
within said County—GREETING.

By Authority of the State of Connecticut, YOU are hereby commanded to
attach to the value of
the goods or estate of
seventy five
William Montgomey of said Branford
dollars,
in said County & State

and summon said William Montgomey
to appear before you, Russell
New Haven County, at his office in the town of
Branford
in said New Haven County, on the
9 o'clock in the fore noon, then and there to answer unto
Esq., Justice of the Peace for
November 27, 1863, at
J. Henry Page, Esq.
of Branford in said County, now of San Francisco in the State of California

in a plea of the case, whereupon the Plaintiff declares and says that the Defendant on the 27th day of November, 1863, at 9:00 a.m.

was indebted to the Plaintiff in the sum of Dollars, for so much money before that time, had and received of the Plaintiff by the Defendant to and for the use of the Plaintiff; and for so much money before that time paid, laid out and expended by the Plaintiff for the Defendant, at the special instance and request of the Defendant; and for so much money before that time lent and advanced to the Defendant by the Plaintiff at the special instance and request of the Defendant; and for goods, wares, and merchandise, before that time sold and delivered to the Defendant by the Plaintiff at the special instance and request of the Defendant; and for work and labor done and performed by the Plaintiff for the Defendant at the special instance and request of the Defendant; and for money found to be due, and owing from the Defendant to the Plaintiff on an account then and there stated between them, and being so indebted, the Defendant afterwards, to wit: on the day and year last aforesaid, in consideration thereof, undertook and faithfully promised the Plaintiff to pay to him said sum of money when he should be thereto afterwards requested. Yet the Plaintiff says the Defendant his said several promises aforesaid not regarding, has never performed the same, though often requested and demanded; which is to the damage of the Plaintiff the sum of 99. And for the recovery thereof, with just costs, the Plaintiff brings this suit.

[Preceding a roll of Branford is recognized in $500 to prosecute, &c.] Hereof fail not, but of this Writ, with your doings thereon, make due return according to law.

Dated at Branford the 9th day of November 1863

Jay E. Russell

Justice of the Peace.

Commissioner of the Superior Court,
for New Haven County.

Justice Assumpsit

To the Sheriff of the County of New Haven, or his Deputy, or either of the Constables of the
Town of Branford,
within said County—GREETING :

attach to the value of
the goods or estate of
of the Town of Branford
Two Hundred
Egbert E. Bishof
in the County of New Haven and State of
dollars,
Connecticut

and summon him
to appear before
New Haven County, at his office in the Town of Branford,
County, on the
then and there to answer unto
of the Town of Branford
Esq., Justice of the Peace for
in said New Haven
day of November 1867, at 2 o'clock in the after noon,
Samuel Averill & Daniel Averill
in the County of New Haven and State of Connecticut
Partners in trade located a cloing business in said Town of Branford
under the name & firm of S. H. & D. Averill.

in a plea of the case, whereupon the Plaintiffs declared and says that the Defendant
on the
29th
October
1867 was indebted to the Plaintiffs in the sum of
One Hundred
dollars, for the use and occupation for a long time previous by the

Defendant, at his special instance and request, of a certain dwelling house, buildings and land, with the
appurtenances, belonging to the Plaintiffs, situated in the Town of Branford
and for so much money before that time, had and received of the Plaintiffs by the Defendant to and
for the use of the Plaintiffs; and for so much money before that time paid, laid out and expended by the
Plaintiffs for the Defendant, at the special instance and request of the Defendant; and for so much
money before that time lent and advanced to the Defendant by the Plaintiffs at the special instance and
request of the Defendant; and for goods, wares, and merchandise, before that time sold and delivered
to the Defendant by the Plaintiffs at the special instance and request of the Defendant; and for work
and labor done and performed by the Plaintiffs for the Defendant at the special instance and request of
the Defendant; and for money found to be due, and owing from the Defendant to the Plaintiffs on an
account then and there stated between them, and being so indebted, the Defendant afterwards to wit:
on the day and year last aforesaid, in consideration thereof, undertook and faithfully promised the Plain-
tiffs to pay to him them said sum of money when he should be thereto afterwards requested.

Yet the Plaintiffs says the Defendant his said several promises
aforesaid not regarding, has never performed the same, though often requested and demanded; which
is to the damage of the Plaintiffs the sum of Fifty One Hundred dollars.
And for the recovery thereof, with just costs, the Plaintiffs brings this suit.

[ Samuel Averill is recognized in $1000 to prosecute, &c.]
Hereof fail not, but of this Writ, with your doings thereon, make due return according to law.

Dated at Branford, the 30th day of October 1867

Jay E. Russell

Justice of the Peace.

For New Haven County.

Justice Assumpsit

To the Sheriff of the County of New Haven, or his Deputy, or either of the Constables of the
Town of Branford,
within said County—GREETING:

attach to the value of
the goods or estate of
of the Town of
Branford

in the County of
New Haven

and State of
Connecticut

New Haven County, at his office in the Town of Branford,
County, on the 26th

day of April,

in the County of
New Haven

1869, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon,
The Congregational Society a religious assembly
and State of
Connecticut

in a plea of the case, whereupon the Plaintiff declares and says that the Defendant was indebted to the Plaintiff in the sum of 1869

day of

Defendant, at his special instance and request, of a certain dwelling house, buildings and land, with the appurtenances, belonging to the Plaintiff, situated in the Town of Branford, and for so much money before that time, had and received of the Plaintiff by the Defendant to and for the use of the Plaintiff; and for so much money before that time paid, laid out and expended by the Plaintiff for the Defendant, at the special instance and request of the Defendant; and for so much money before that time lent and advanced to the Defendant by the Plaintiff at the special instance and request of the Defendant; and for goods, wares, and merchandise, before that time sold and delivered to the Defendant by the Plaintiff at the special instance and request of the Defendant; and for work and labor done and performed by the Plaintiff for the Defendant at the special instance and request of the Defendant; and for money found to be due, and owing from the Defendant to the Plaintiff on an account then and there stated between them, and being so indebted, the Defendant afterwards to wit: on the day and year last aforesaid, in consideration thereof, undertook and faithfully promised the Plaintiff to pay to him said sum of money when he should be thereto afterwards requested.

Yet the Plaintiff says the Defendant his aforesaid not regarding, has never performed the same, though often requested and demanded; which is to the damage of the Plaintiff the sum of Fifty dollars. And for the recovery thereof, with just costs, the Plaintiff brings this suit.

[ ] is recognized in $ to prosecute, &c.]

Dated at Branford,

the

day of

186

Justice of the Peace.

For New Haven County.