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The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-09-12
NOT'ICE.

NE Subscribers being appointed by the
Hon. Superior Court for the County
Of Litchfeld at the August Term 1926, Com
nissiOners on the estate Of sgs,s
- PAUL ROBERTS, Jun.
adludged an insolvent debtor by said Court,
give notice that we shall meet in pursuance of
our said appointment, ut the Store OF Good
WIN Y Galpin, in said Litchfeld, on the cath
daYs OF September and December, 1895 and
on the third Tuesday of February 1897.
TRUMAN SMITH, Comn,is-
LEONARD. GOODWIN, sioncrs.
Litchfeld, August so. ~
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Inc only DAIL L LIVE TaSst-
ming through, from Nea0- HGrem
by L9tcAfcld to albany, and the
only DIRECT ROUTE from
NeaC- H0veg to albany.
Leaves New-Haven every morning (Sun-
days excepted) at 8oclock; arrives at Litcf-
field at o'clock afternoon, same day. Leaves
Albany every Morning at 2 o'clock Sunday
excepted) arrives at iitchfeld at 5O'clOck
afternoon same day. Leaves Litchfeld for
New-H Haven every morning (Sundays'exceP-
ted) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
O'Clock in the morning precisely; Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturdays at half past in the
morning precisely. The o'clock line arrives
at New-Haven at 2 O'Clock P. M. The half
past o'clock line arrives at half past o'clock
P. M.
Leaves Litchfeld for Albany every morn
ing Sunday excepted) at 4 o'clock, ar
rives at Albany half past 2 p. M. same
day. The Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day Stage for Albany intersects~a line at
Great Darlington for Pittsfield and Benning
ton VT. that goes directly on. The Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday Stage for Albany,
intersects line at Sheffield for Hudson that
arrives in Hudson the same afternoon.
The above line from New-Haven to Alba
ny passes through Derby, Humphreys-yilie,
Oxford, Southbury, Woodbury., Bethlem,
South Farms, Litchfeld, East-Goshen, Nor
folk, Canaan, Sheffield, Great Darlington,
West-Stockbridge, Chatham, Nassau, Scho-
dac, and Greenbush, to Albany.
A COACHruns daily between West-Stock-
brides and Lebanon Springs Leaves West
Stockbridge every day, Sunday excepted)
for Lebanon Springs, on the arrival of the
New-Haven Stage; and leaves Lebanon
Springs every morning (Sllnday excepted) at
s. o'clock, and intersects the line for Litchfield
and New-H Haven at West-Stockbridge. The
best of Horses, Coaches, and Drivers are pro-
vided on the above lines.
For information or passage on the above
lines, in New Haven apply at Morse's Hotel,
Church Street. In Litchfeld at either of the
Public Houses, or to J. Parks. In Albany at
the old established Stage Office, No. 5e6
South-market Street, opposite Bamman's
Eagle Tavern.
BASSETT 81 KNEEL,
). PARKS,
j: SHEPHERD, Propri-
A. HOSMER, etors.
M. FORBES,
PATTERSON & FORBES,
Litchfeld, August 10, 1926. %
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GROTON MONUMENT
LOTTERY

For the purpose of erecting Monument on
Groton Heights, in memory Of those brave
men who fell at Fort ,Griswold, 9Th Sept.
1871.
To be drawn in New-London, Sd, 4th,
and 5th Of October next.
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Samuel ettet's Estate

NSHE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
Il trict Of Sharon has limited and allowed
six mouths from this date, for the Creditors of
. SAMUEL PETTET,
late Of Sharon in said district deceased, to ex-
hibit their claims against said estate fer set
Element to the subscriber, the administrator of
said estate. All claims not thus exhibited
will be debarred recovery.
B. CALVIN GAY, administrator.
Sharon. Aug. g., 1895.
N. b. AL persons indie ,ted to said Estate.
are requested to makei immediate payment to
the above named administrator. ~
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besides $40 IS and $S Prizes,
Tickets only $3
Patriots and Adventures can have an OPP
portunity of showing their liberality, as well
as enriching themselves.
TICKETS and SHARES for Sale at
SHERWOOD'S.
Litchfeld, Aug. 90, 1895. II
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From The Boston Recorder and Telegraph
A GOOD AFTER-THOUGHT.


MEssRs. EDrToRs-I have had the unhap-
plness to join couple in marriage, ofwhom
the man is grossly intemperate. / fear
that | have thus aided in laying a founda-
ton for wretched family. They might,
indeed, have been married by some ono
else, if not by me. But / am convinced
that refusing to perform the ceremony, un-
der the circumstances of the case, would
have been more honorable to my sacred
profession, than the course which pursu-
ed. 1t would also have been reproof to
the parties concerned, which might have
done them good and would have shown
others of similar character, that their
ways may be expected to meet reprehen-
sion. / enclose yon So, the marriage fees
of the occasion, and, as an additional PEN
atty on myself, / double the sum, making it
"a, which | wish you to pay to the Treasu-
rer of the !" American Society for the Pro-
motion of Temperance" If this shall af-
ford any aid to the objects ofthat society,
and the publication of this statement shall
lead my brethren to avoid the error which
have committed, I shall be happy in thus
doing what l can to make PREPARATION.
A CHRISTIAN MINISTER.
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One ofthe established ministers OF the Cos.
pei happening to be in company with an line
rant preacher, asked the following question:
-" How does Il happen that You have not
more doctors Of divinity in your connecticut"
" Because" said the itinerant, our divinity
is never sick"
A person intoxicated. at table, being told
by neighbor that he had drunk enough, an
swered-s When a man has once too mach,
he can never have enough"
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Hannah Starts Estate.

GIX months from the sOth day of August
~ 1895 have been allowed by the Hon.
Court of Probate for the district Of Litchfeld,
for the exhibitioA Of claims against the Estate
of
p. HANNAH STARR,
late of Goshen deceased. All claims not pre-
sented to the subscriber within that time will
= TREDERI tcies 4. NORTON, Executor.
Goshen, August so, 1896. go. 10
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NOTICE..

VFHE Hon. Court of Probate within and
Il for the district of Sharon, has appoint
ed the subscribers, commissioners on the es-
tate of Josiah Mansfield, late of Canaan in
said district deceased, represented insolvent,
and has limited, and allowed, six months from
this date for the creditors of said estate to
present their claims to US for adjustment and
allowance. We therefore give notice to all
persons concerned, that we shall attend to the
duties of our appointment, on the fourth Mon
day of September next, and on the first We'd
nesday of January next, ut the Office of Will
liam M. Burial, in said Canaan, at 8 o'clock
in the forenoon, on each Of said days.
WILLIAM M. BURIAL, Commits
SIMEON HIGLEY, sioners.
Canaan, July nth, 1926. 10
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ABEL CATLIN,

AGENT for the PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY, lin Hartford,
continues to insure against loss by FIRE, on
the most liberal terms. 1t is believed that
the terms of this Office, and the promptness
in adjustments, entitle it to as high confidence
as any institution Of the kind in the United
States.
Litchfeld. Jane II, 1895. til
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The subscription is SO year, payable in
advance. 1t viii be sent to any part of the
United States, by mail upon paynentof FIVE
dollars, on account, beng received by the pub
Usher. - -.
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Richard Loo1ns;s' Estate.

GIX months from the date hereof are al
~ lowed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the district of Litchfeld to the creditors of the
estate of
RICHARD LOOMS,
late of Torrington in said district deceased, to
exhibit their claims against said estate proper
ly attested. Those who neglect to exhibit
them will be debarred recovery. All in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
ERASTUS HODGES, ! Adminis-
ABNER LOOMS, traitors.
Torrington, Sept. 1, 1896. 10
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disposition. On settling his accounts one
year, be found balance IN his favor, and
proposed to bis wife to spend the money on
vislE 90 the metropolis, Tor her Qualification.
"What beautiful cottage for poor man
might be built with that money" was her
benevolent reply. The hint was immediate
~ taken, and the worthy couple enjoyed that
greatest Of all Qualifications, the satisfaction
Of having done good Tor its own sake.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-09-12

Mrs Howard. The philanthropic Howard
nas blest with wife Of .singularly congenial
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NEW-HAvEN, LITCHFIELD AND
ALBANY,
DAILY LINE.

The only D4IL Y LIVE ran
ming through, from Nea0- HGren
by L5tchfcld to albany, and the
only DIRECT ROUTE from
NJ. L.. ooo IL AHx,noax
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hstomreadf1 ~ iht NJ Il rt,psctob,t ptVs,d.
Hasin EH'ope as 'rtH ~ IN 4attrta. as a
safe al c,rtoit curt for
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i. SHUTTER pr HfN@s anu dflff =
of i've months having collected fpa
hmidred ailne4scN T. prove his ~
Gus demonstrations, the trial 90 Sn
tnlinn commenced H. Ms brs'
lup, with bis eight Cnmna alons III
his Wiir. Rising from hi rlt NJ
the ba The first word he 7aii VIZ,
Signor President. know well =
nuUgh thai II - all over VT, me |
ca0sr IN trust signnr < ttnli GA his
word Of honor; th,t's enough, AMI
thrr" ~ 10 remedy. have hren
too hnuesi, aud must endure the con
srpnrnre. vii myself undertake
Ia form ton of all NY crime. anl
. every particular CONNIE, tod with
4ru. One fa>ori have 10 ask of
You. Whicl, 10. an hours talk with
her ere die" The ptesidcnt pro-
mnHcd that he should have leave be-
lore hls execution 10 speak With
his vile ~ long IA he pleased.
Spattlno added, 'Tais sarrly will
not be sueh promise IA that of
signor kntoli. WIN assure IN"
that | should he pardonrd. and uoN
IttAeH y llle away All this h.
SAM with \ very Cheerlul air
.Dpoht not replied the pr 4ldcul. /
promise thee 'Ncil.' relaiicd IN,
we shall see what Conea tins pla-
mISr. IT. then AL ied. .Agpur pres
lde [, w. are ten II IA nooght 10 trl-
ct, but oi these tea al don 4 deserve
10 die; viii euable YOU to tell
Which Is lnuocrn, aud Viii, h IL gull
~ BE assured. Spatpllnu,' M
sacred the pr sidrnt, we sha' | Judge
them according u their merits. -.
Ihr triai commenced j: aud "a cafl,
witness was called 10 give ties i,oony
against the assassin. Spatalinn would
rae rom his scat ana say, EX us
me, You do not rene nbrr rig ,tIy-
1 committed that assassination IN
such and such 1t manner : ihls cx-
planning the mlnulesI circumstances
~ every successive crime, with0at
caring whether he aggravated his
guilt, his sole ain being 10 IN, I've
IN has own Iate four Of his conIAn-
ions, While he saved tine lives IT his
] Vile aud four other CONRAD -.
He represented thai his wife hal
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4 II
racrt. Far instance. " ept9r post.
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81 TIE lr!l arm, I'D ht rs Isl THO
ase ~ it. .lell de hlurfl, r'epeat4
Ing tha / ald nnt Kill hin. Tor tho
p, IN -ler III Vita asfellaaa las
nlHays 1cen tie greatest r4Irp) that
1 nave lad In lile, % shall have IA
deatn.'
After this trial 0f eight days. tia
com mission pa scd sentence ol death
on SpatnIlno, on four oi his corna
radeS. and on The geu.d'arne tbe
"ir Was contl,mncd u lour ,enss
IlDprsunlna ~ ,--ald - the other
lonr a',a-slns ~nor, SpaiDll - wlshs
I'd 10 save from death, w. were y NJ
I,ahycd t. ten aud tWa - tnrn.y
yeas captivity IN n ~. Nh,n
the tIhi VAS oser S,niollnD. sab
- gopr president. eurinber to
promise yon made n. 1t 4nauid
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epa ma, have promised ,hee,
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nt'rtIe@ II aa hDli a1d ndt
with opalpimp, A. the ,tfong rp,n
ol lhc p ieon It's pup so vas ~
tell her the am ant ii rs treasli, y
and to reveal To her. the p,a, -
nlciT hc nAd buried them. 4 der
I ~ coat - re rCAl4ed lin4eli %
1 be shat ap IN The strong room. saying
he wished - bc npi"sted II IRE y
any person unill tue motneht NArn
he Was =, 'nnsed 10 lis, n 4uth IT
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undergo his sentence. tie wgdld
neither listen nor sprak WA q
ptirS, and declared ulat the FIRST
who trdnsgr 5aea las rder nN cOln@
lug into tue strong rom. aiipuM ba
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ali tnr bll X from the hme 4 th3
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@hcn any one .entAred 10 tfaH4grras
nIs prOniUlIipn. mat n0me Il sANl 10
hi Last. IL l. 10 Oc ullder,iD ii that
IN Rpne the p,IsIp"r5 coannPl IN tAo
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-tury can walk about the room -
they like. NJ tiidt Spdtplno bad ROOM
Tor aCtlpn. Tue gaulcrs attempting
10 cutter, he strlrk Que Vi them such
"A blow that they dnrst n5t venture
III. Ihcy tried rom witlloat 10 per-
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come Tor ne al MAE aud | snail be-
really. | viii not D. To- arnt a By
pr s,s Or cHaplllus.' 81 Ne priests
Ment 10 the door vi Tue slrang room
II ass /, II had confessed himself
shall confess m, ,rif.' sail Spato~
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tprs generations Then would caH On them to
rae their influence, which, if properly directed
will he found irresistible. Who does not feei
~ Where is the man Indifferent to female so.
eiety1 who insensbIe 10 their smiles sheW
me the man regardless of their good opinion,
and will poiHt you on, snSrlsng eynic, poor
hypochondriac, an inert, III natured, piiaoie,
good for-ng;hing fellow Yes, my female Trends,
be assured Won have the power to work MIRA
Giles in the way of reformation. Were you 20
resolve universally to refuse the iight Oh your
countenance to all hsbitusl violators OF virtue
and workers cf iniqnity, much Immediate good
would result. Alibut those inyeterateiy bttea,
would become whole, and the disease, 10 the
next generation, plucked out by the roots but,
mothers, you can build our empire on roc%
which will stand firm and immoveable against
the winds Of faction, or the waves OF INVASION
How Ifuot deemed impairment, ] would say,
teach your children, when young, first the du-
ties Of Holy Religion, then their sacred obiiga'
tons TO their country. Cause feeling OF pa
trlotism to grow with their growth, and strenB-
then with their strength. AS strong incentive,
inculcaie continued reverence aud commemo-
ration Of this glorious day.
Had the trump ofthe ArcliAngel, which. at
the appointed time, shall be heard from the
centre to the remotest parts Of the earth, and
were power given me, but for two minutes, TO
sound to all the inhabitants of the United States
the course best calculated TO preserve the ex'
Istence of public virtue, and the happy bles-
sings of our government, | could not make a
better selection. To that appeal, and TO such
efforts, would commit the fate of our govern
| ment and Of our coumry Any CONFUSION that
destroys the one, must desolate the other
Move on then, ye Daughters OF America. The
strong but still voice Of duty points 10 the at
| tack and led it be in solid column. Assistance
| shall be with you. To your Grma OF persuasion
our worthy selves and sons will quickly fly, an(
united with you, contend for happiness; but, uni
ted or single, may we all be happy, and together
sing
The stsr-spapgled banner, o! long may it wave
'O'er the land Of the free. and the home OF th'
brave