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State OF CoNNEcT1cur, Superior Court,
:, * august Term,

STATE OF CoSsEcrrcur, Superior Court,
.s 4, ; august Term,
CouNTT OF LIrcHP1ELD, S.. 4. d. 1895.
HTPON the Petition of SALLY BECK
- WITH, of Torrington, in said County.
showing that on the 18th day of May A. D.
1901, she was married to Lentlel Beckwith
then of Litchfeld in said County, with whom
she lived in the Town Of Cairo, County Of
Greene, and State of New York, until SOME
time in the month of March A. ID. 1910, when
the said Lemnel wifi.lly deserted her, and
has ever since continued bis desertion and alb
sence in the total neglect of all the duties of IT,
husband to her and that. the said Lsnucf
resides in parts unknown TO the Petitioner;
praying to be Divorced from the said Lemuel;
which Petition is continued by said Court To-
the Hon. Superior Court to be holden 1T
Litchfeld within and for the County Of Itch
field, on the third Tuesday of February AID
1897, when and where the said LemteI Beck
with may appear if he see cause aud show
reasons if any he have why the prayer of said
Petition should not be granted.
H. FREDERICK WOLCOTT. CLERK.
\ 8w1e
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.NOTICE..

TIME Subscribers being duly appointed by
Il the Hon. Superior Court at the August
Term, 1895, Commissioners on the estate of
/. h.fs.a JOEL HUMPHREY, ,} zss,=i .fsa
.adjudged an insolyent debtor by said Court,
give notice that we shall meet in pursuance
Of our said appointment at the store Of Efhu
Harrison, in Litchfeld, on the fourth Tues
day Of September and December, 1895, and
on the third Monday of March, 1 327, to re-
ceive, examine, and adjust the claims Of the
creditors Of said insolvent.f l'@a' ~ s% -
~ LEONARD GOODWIN, I. Commits
ELIHU< HARRISON, sioaers
Litchfeid, Sept. 30 1925. r-4fe is
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NOTICE..

s hereby given to the residents and nom
Il residents of Plymouth, who are by law
liable to pay taxes, that the subscriber hasre-
ceived warrants to collect State Tax Of one
cent on the dollar, and a,rown Tax of four
cents on the dollar, on the assessment of A. ID.
I825, and that he will meet them at William,
Barney's Inn in Plymouth, ON the 27th day OF
October, 1826, at Eve o'clock p. nj. for the
purpose Of receiving said Taxes. All those
who refuse or neglect to pay their taxes by the
time above specified must expect to pay such
fees as the law will allow. :. a,.3 -, s....s
JOHN S. WARNER, Collector. h,
plymouth, Sept 90, 1895. 10
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SEARS SPELLING BOOK.
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OF ffENv-FTAVEN, CPrOpristora Of Copy
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1.-THE following are selected from among the
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work of the kind which think more deserv-
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our language. -
lam, Sir, Your humble Servant,
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NOT.ICE.

"HE Court of Probate for the District of
IL Litch6eld, has assigned Monday, the
ninth day of October next, at ten O'Clock in
the Forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litch-
field, for the appointmentof Commissionerson
the Estate Of d zf ar De.
sis ELI CAnDEE, @7 s5
late Of Harwinton, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, atwhich time and place
alpersons interested insaid estate will, if they
see cause, attend before said Court, and be
heard relative to such appointment. w.
BY order Of said Court I.
JOELsG. CANDEE, Administrator /.
Harwinton, Sept. 10, 1926. va IS
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BOMBAY MISSION,


The death of Mr.. Hall, late Missionary al
Bombay, was mentioned in our last, number
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
THOMAS JEFFERSON.

Agreeably to the invitation from the Mayor of
this City, highly respectable and numerous meet
ing of the Citizens of Richmond and vicinity was
held last evening at the Hall Of the House of De-
legates
Governor Tyler was called to the Chair, and
Thomas Richie was appointed Secretary.
The Governor explained the object of the meet
ing in very eloquent and impressive Address
He was followed by p. ". Nicholas, Esq. who
gave luminous sketch of the life and services oil
the illustrious Jefferson, and submitted Preamble
and series OF Resolutions TO the consideration OF
the Meeting.
He was followed by And Stevenson Esq
in a forcible and pathetic appeal to the gratitude
Of the citizens of rginia.
a substitute was adopted for the 3d Resolution.
on motion Of Mr. Forhes:-and the Preamble and
Resolutions (thus amended) were unanimously
agreed to;
The Citizens of Richmond, and Others, here
assembled, avail themselves the opportunity this
meeting affords, most cordially and ardently To u
mite In the expression Of gratitude for the impor-
tant services rendered TO their country, by their
lustfious fellow-ciiizen, Thomas Jefferson; not
only in the struggle for independence, the De
claration of which he penned but in the importan,
stations which he has since filled.
Whilst they deeply lament, that the exclusive
devotion OF Mr.. Jefferson's time and talents TO the
public service, to he neglect Of his private affairs
and the extended hospialilies TO which the cele-
bry Of his character exposed him, has resulted in
the great diminution, II the ruin of his private
fortunes, yet they derive consolation from tfe
evidences, which the occasion has produced, oil
the sincere venerstion and affection in which thi,
distinguished patriot and statesman s held by every
class of his leIlow-citizens. II has afforded III,
amplest reiutation Of the charge, which the enc
mics Of freedom have so long endeavored to pro
pagate, of the ingratitude Of Republics II senti.
ments of sfectionate regard should be evinced fol
this Distinguished man IN other States bow mac!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
COMA.VN"S JVELL-

INHlS We'll wissunk IN September 1898 aud almost
taneou'y exhibited IFS m.dein p.peItie. In 1924 IVA,
visited by large nnmhtr Of PERSONS aborig under disease
many OF whom experienced relief. 1925 the numl.
Of visitors than doubled from the many cure.
winch Effected an the general satisfaction expressed we
have reason To expect much greater number the present
SON Already have they commenced then Attendance ON
Water and even So early as the LIST OF April did frequent
tins Wen, whist on the preceding their sttcndaure wa,
much latcrtT IS IN 1872 the first ,mpahy came in MAY
and III 1924 attended until time ~ july The
facts justify the Belief, that the these Waters Al
more aud approved Of they generally t.
aud encourage invite the OF those who hihe
not have h, acquainted with their slnfary cJ.c
The subscriber lakes this method Of returning grateful ar-
knVwled smen to thuse OF his fri, have 8,
favored hun WITH h,reompdry, and to inform III, and the
public, that he IT'LL the Proprietor Of tins and
that every eNeriion hi, part will be made rend his y,
comfortable.
The character Of The Water Of this Well nov 80
completely established. almost unnee eslry o say ,nv
thing IN reference 10 It's vtues Suffice then TO observe for
the information OF ihue who have heard of H. that II
has been found elretua IN relieving and fever
dyspepsia, gravel Sciat ii i. raipa emit unusually eli,
and by unpleasant the ta.e.-Howpv,f The h,
possible ir to tr the erscy of all sIsiein,J
Waters, H. 10 mske the experiment for hen.evr lie would
therefore, advise all persons afflicted with the above de, I
visit this Well WlT II COafANV
otisser co. 4 miles Snitth of TIE Courthouse
T. S-There Is established Po'tO Office al mi, pI.re
June 6. o ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

" iRSlNiA InCaanesry. AZ rule, holden IN The Cs,l
oe Oh 'ne county court Of Essex the is day Of NAV
James Games, admor Of all singular the rood. eb,s
'sos aud credits OF Nancy Ganes dec. in his own rshn
,-.;,., Plaintid
Austin Broekenbrough, sheriff Of Essex coun,r and rom,
m,'tee sdmor. of James Doushan, dee Thoma, HorarI
E%~., Whsm Howard dec, aud Winter Ray. adnos .:
The defendant Thomas Howard admor. Of william How,r,
MOI having entered hi, appearance according the &C.
esJenee that he no; inhsb,.ni State On the
i !, r, Ts PLnta By William A. Wright Esq his counsel
hrd Monday in August next and enter re @
.ae p'ahnis bill and give security ioi perfuminx the
IL ,he =. ,ne sS% aud that copy hi, order be
coup AZ the front door the cour,ho,. sc ~. s,i conr
J,r.n Copy. Tea e, WILLIAM u. MATTHEW'S, elk.
49,, - 5-wsw
CHANcEkY. Al court held ior Pine. TIn,,5 -.
W the 18Th day Of Nav 1896 SS N1""'" ~'''''
stephen Y. Bosiiek and khasaBus.ei c,m,n
Nathan Bos,ick. John rocl, Li,tleherry Ea,,i., a,
pas.'1k, who ntemmred with Nshauel Beae Iuev mr
am chs,J,s a,d N''ssnl Bssle JO,i.h r. Uheadie Ih,
Jesse Hushes ' '"'''" W eheaaie anb
This day game the rnan b. counsel ana fled thei r
,; eenIan,. Nathan Bostek, john i;uiek, Litrb,rry:
p'iek AsSahy Beaic, Nathaniel Beae Lucy Do,iicL 40
floyd Dosiick not having entered appearance and ry.
security according t'an OF General Assembly III
rules Of TIN. court and appearing 10 the sti,fac1, ~ III
o"" a 'hey are not nsbt,ni, i. state: on The ,no
,,n, a'nts ny counsel ordered thai the said d-vi-
III Nhsn D"iok John Bnsck. Litleberry Bo.tick Aga.
my bcair Nathaniel BeaIe Lucy oiek sp1 FlovS IaaeS
40 afPe'r here on the frs. day 81 August court n.st and az
forthwith inserted in Of The ub n,;,i
he c'iy OF Richmond for months sue e,,tyer and s
further order ed: that the defendant. Ios;,b n '
sh'n H. Cheadle, Martha 4. Cheade Judh w Cbc,J. 80
Of d , nr njonrd from committing the tact
,e. e NIL mentioned Formerly belonging John Bo4
containing ny estimation two hundred and twenty-five
a'fe'' lying ON Bays Creek branch Of Appomaox river
Jun.e Te'e, u. J. WoRSHAM, u. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

ISL
II IL miles are allowed, on account OF curvi-
lures on the road by Rockingham, there will still
be a saving OF p miles. This in national point
of view is an object of great importance, and it is
confidently hoped that the proper authority will
cause the subject 10 be farther investigated
Pee Dee Gazette, HprH il, 1928.
It is pity this had not attracted the proper no.
tce at the G. p o.
If the Importance Of Fayetteville be urged as
reason, would observe that it is on the Road
10 Charleston. For the views of the G. p. o. on
that subject, see the Charleston Courier Of 23d
May, 1926. As the p. NJ. G. has so " unequivo-
cay'' declared himself on the subject Of that Road,
IT would have been no impeachment to the adoption
Of the one.
And. what is the fact as to the survey There
was other Road with Mail Stage on it, and
thus did the present Road become the criterion of
the Generals judgment: and, remembering the
school in which he educated, really shall
not be surprised find his orders from Head Quar-
ters to trust TO the nfallibility of the p. VI
g. and the representations of the Mail Contractors
should much like TO the itinerary. 1t would,
I suppose, resemble this: Left Fayetteville at 4
o'clock A. NJ. arrived al Cheraw 9 p. M.-staid
4 hours-left Cheraw at o'clock A. NJ .-arriv-
cd at Camden at 0 p. M. -staid hours-left
Camden 3 o'clock A. NJ - arrived at Columbia
u Mcridian--slad hours-arrved at - 10
p M-staid 4 hours-left - at 2 A. NJ. -
arrived at Augusta p NJ Now, | would beg
70 ask where was here any time for making
survey Il beg their oldiership's pardon, should
have said reconnosaJ,ce) or obtaining any correct
informston'
But, 70 the absurdiiies under the head East
ern Route the General says, (p 10, doe. 1867
{ it crosses below their lower falls all the Main
Streams from the Alleghsnies. Thus it connects
the points on these rivers where, in the present
state Of Improvement the SLooP NAVIGATION
z terminates, and that by boat commences. s"
This information is new to the People of Fayetle,
Cbersyy, &c. &c "A Sloop Nsvigationl This -
like the Information Of the N. A Review in 1922,
on similar subject, and founded as the follow
ing broad assertion: From these points 10 the
. Sea, these streams offer AN UEIETERRUPrED
'SAvIeATfoN for sIoOps and steamboats, dur
ing the Whole year, excepting (msrk it well,
YeaderD some short interruptions IN loirter,
(rn wINTERpD which exception only apple
70 some Of them" But, report must be made
and Illuminated er eathedro, would be (snd indeed
!. has been) received 1.-The garment must be mad,
Lii; for, in page IL, we find, if the Eastern
- crosses at the head of Soop Navigation
stle may be said in general terms" (gen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
ROEBERy-
htDidTcd Dollars rf,norS

OHE NtDiuTtd I0llurS refunrd
f. nn.Griher nj about the hour 70 O'clock f n,h On
e po'h "' was accOsted by two Wilkins Oh the fcotway
opposite the door of the Planter Hotel Shoei iii
@ WI, ri" and small red pocket book ca,
w c""a,hg Sl45 IN bank notes. and about three
III ehangr Four OF the said were of 500 eae n m
% Sed Ststes Bank, two of which had cndursed on In,
80, ~ N ogie The remainder FIVE ten dollsr
VIII he given for the apprehension and conviction o th.
ana reasonable reward for the recovery of all or
f - VI s"e money DANIEL X. FoRGIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
SPRINT .4lND SUAfAfER GOODS

-.
E Subscribers have received by the late arrivals from
a York and rhIiadelPhrs; large and general supply
Spring and Summer GOODS, which they offer at r,dc,
prices; among which are the following, viz:
Chilian stripes light eolors
Batietse, for ladies' dres.es
Cote-pay. do do
Cambria and null sinsh,m,
Shaded aud figured silks, very rich
India and Italian lustrng,
Sins aud horences, assorted colours
Hack satin levani,nes
Canton aud Ma DARN Grape,
Plaiu and figured book mu,li..
Do do. India, Swiss snd null do
a and 6.i cambre.
Do do cambria muslin
Rich Msrabon ribbons
Belt and cap do
Inserting ami scolioped trimming,
Worked muslin robe,
Elegant bobbinrt lace wells
Elegant tobbinet lace scaifs and rotc,
rh DO do do caps, hdSi' ami cape:
Thread no ami Limitation ea,ohric
Par,.ol. and umbrella, "-A''
India feather fans
PALM leaf and rice DO.
w, mh". aud assorted lung Kid gloves
10 do short du d.
6-f rsmh ir dimifi-.
Fu nituit do 81 wirr
Cslieoes, Sieat variety
Ladies' Bolivar hat,
Nirus lie shorn do.
Steel and head iccalcs
Handsome steel hu, hlus
I.ar-g- sea Is and hikis
Wflle and green gauZc ysi,s
Do aud assorted Grape li..-
Banianna hdaf, yer, superior
Steel mixed merinn b,nbs..rn. n n,,r a,,;rLs
Sd and black bomhascen
Black Cmcassi AL bunbaxets
Do. and drlb Denmark .,leen
French aud Russia drilling
Snk strap. linen 10
Msn-e chop yellow Nankcen
Company do do
Black silk vc.iin,.
Whie aud eolouret Marsces, very handsome
Black everlasting
an assortment of Irish linens, shee,in, lawns s
1,',s aud 1911 diaper for table cloths
Damask a.,
B'I.se,e diaper
81 and d brown and hlc,hed she etiu. shifting. &c.
Wilmington stripes, Union mixtures
Linen aud cotton check,
u" do iickings
Tie XXI, nburgs, osnabuIss hut lap. &c.
June u. ST KYLE A. f-Ocyp,C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
June G.
$40 REU9PD

ioLtN out Of my stable Wednesday n-hi las lrsit
w. mare',iS years old with he's forehead fs,r
~ ~ or inches high main rubbed with the col lar fai
'he mock, tt" and races much better thas eommon
| said mare. warn NJ. "t .9e oenSe.y OF
Henri q CO.. June G. "h O"EN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
.MO.YEY FOIMD


WISH ~ purchase sklfn and Trustworthy Carrnze Tri.
yer and Oe sud one who is youns healthy and ,ci,ye
None need be proposed FOR whom The most nSouJed ts
monas a. TO all 'be qualifications emswouss esnno, be
b,vnn., y. " DANIEL,
AA~SWV1oi wy o. iIe-uH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06

The Louisville Advertiser states, as a singular
fact, that MIR. Clarke, who represents Mr. Clay's
former district; the devoted advocate OF the Ad-
minIs,raion, was the only Representative from
Kentucky, who voted against taking the election
OF President from the House of Representatives
the Circular of the Clay Committee Of 1924, to
the contrary Notwithstanding!
The Clarke Papers in Georgia have declared in
favor OF General Jackson; protesting in the mean
while great respect for Mr.. Adams and a con-
scientious disposition to do justice to his admins
tration. One of these papers observes, that his
three predecessors had served 81 years; and that
generally speaking, years were enough for a
man to serve in that responsible Office. Ut is
certainly long enough for some persons to hold
so high an office; so great elevation for eight
years being rather apt to turn their heads; and
the first four years being sometimes turned TO the
account OF intriguing, and paving the way for a re-
electioH)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
MIR. HIJsKIssoN,s spEEcu

We devote large portion OF this days paper
TO this able and celebrated Speech. 1t shows the
perspicuous views and the persevering spirit, upon
the subject of Political Economy, which now ami
mate the British Cabinet. 1t is singular enough,
that while they are returning 10 the principles OF
free trade, we are abandoning meanwhile they
are abandoning these Restrictions, our wise States
men assuming thcml
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
AUI;IJSTA SpDINI:a

e HIS Establishment will I've opsn on the T., of I,e
the ERECTION OF Mr. John g. Wright experienced ma.
nsgcr aud every effort will he made give general ac
ton. Iii beautifully situated The Ee,n base OF The N,b
Mountain 5 miles ~ w. frou StsunNn % mile. s. W
from ilaf onhug, aud the road leading through each
place TO the Warm, Hot, Sweet and White Sulphur rn..
The climate Is believed to be the healthy and IN,
ner the most desirable III the 'iale and the improvements Sc
eond 10 none ~ point II confo u6eient Tor the
mOdation Of 100 hoarders. " ~ '
The wsters cotn quantity Of supburet,ed hydrogen
with some earbono a'id ga, aud sufficiently mR,s
lher elect upon the kidneys, skin aud stomach slp i'm,
mediate and upon s the etiry OF eans most now.r L.
sli cases -" srayel where has been tried has proved
PECULIARLY ehcaco' aud IN euieneom dipepo, hepaiic and
ou "hccOns experience has fully tetc lie superior
goo1 music aud good pack Of hound. will be provided
The Stages from Richmond, Frederic ksure and Wineles
tet, arrive at SauntJn thr- a week. from vbcnre
senges by hack reach the Springs IN three bntr,
Asthe place yet in its Infancy compared with "a, Old va,
terms places 10 Virginia. respectful efcrence made 10 the
oppor"nhyo becoming acquainted with s merit, and any
Claim may have 70 public patronage.
,o ERASMUS srRIpuNe.
Hon James Barbour. Wa.hington; g. L. sieven,on YIN
Berhaid, E'ya, Frederick.hug Hon John Cost,t ami
Chapman Johnson, Esq. Richmand Dr.. u r. Waller and
Henry Robertson, Esq Hampton Col NJ MONTAGUE po,,is
TAN d. james, Carisr.ve nr. Ludlow, aud Payne Wa
ring, E'q Esxi Hon Y. r. Barbour an1 Walter O,auve
John kry anil i. v. DYER, E.qr'. Charlottesville
.dOyVIGY FOUND.
WAS found ty Of my setvints near pob,,n r, ,,
w house sum Of money which the owner can have h,
proving " 10 he ms THOMPSON BLUNT, sen.
-s June ~ ste
w: HHidD' HabietoH, for Hezehiah Ford
IAkE notice Inst shall Sd Ind fth days Of Iuy mex,
w on either Of the days, al tho Tavern Of Henry Ekin
We CITY ~ New Orleans proceed to take the deposition
depending rthe county court Of Cumberland which vot
e PanW and Isehapner Woodson sheriff aud admintra
rs. wooDsoN.
- Juno =. S-wfws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-06
Ilek.I' sLifci nay hc lad q lic
MANAGERS OFFICE.
NOTICE.

rTVIiE public arc Informed tina, the IN ,e Lottery r
tbe hcnth Of The venerable r. Jefferson late PfesJent
o. The United STATES will be ready Tor delivery few DAY
y Gle ffoly Luchy Office Il >. ~ NJ. ALLEN, e. 90.
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