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The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
NOTICE..

w the subscribers, being appointed the Hon. SUI
perior Court held at Ltcheld. in and for Litch6eld
County, on the Sd Tuesday of August 1897, Commits
soners on the estate Of
LEWIS ROOTS,
of Kent, in said Countyan nsovent deborto receive,
adjust and ascertain the several debts due and owing
by thesad nsovent debtor, do hereby give notice that
we shall meet at the dwelling house of VIM. T. E1op-
son, in said Kent for that purpose, the 10th day Of
November, and the 3lst day of December, 1897, at
O'Clock p. M. on each of said days, and the 18th
day Of April 1928, at o'clock p. M; and no claim
will be admitted after the last day Of meeting afore-
said.
Kent, Oct. 8th 1927.
ELIJAH STONE, } Commits.
RICHARD b. STEVENSON, { sioners II
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
NOTICE.

w the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
Court of Probate for the district Litchfeld commits
soners on the estate of Miles Beach, late Of Torring-
ton, in said district deceased represented nsolvent
do hereby give notice that we will attend to the bus-
of our said appointment the late dwelling house
of said deceased, the second Tuesdays Of Novem-
Der and December next, at one o'clock, p. M. Six
months from this date allowed by said Court for
the creditors to exhibit their claims; all persons neg!
ecting will be debarred recovery.
Torington, Sept. 29th, 1897.
JOHN GILLETT, }
AsAPH GILLETT, Comm'rs.
II WILLIAM NORTH\
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11

Oners and Fitzpatrick were all from ireland, aud we're
employed at the time Of the murder as ahoureFs
the Hampshire and Hampden Canal. Some alterca-
ton about their work had produced considerable
citement, and they out after supper to settle tie
controversy with blows which terminated in the death
ofF.-The evidence was clear in convictng the pris-
oners of being engaged in the ARRAY, but not sufficient
to convict them of murder with maace alorethought.
The verdict Of the jury was, not guilty of murder,
but guilty OF manslaughter." They sentenced to
three days solitary Imprisonment, and yea.
tinement to hard labour in the State prison.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
FOUND,

by Mr.. HOvEY STEEL On the road from Corn
wall to Ltchfeld POCKETsBOOK, containing a
small sum Of Money and Papers Of some consequence
to the owner The owner can have the same by cali
ing on Edward Cowles in Soulful Farms, andproving
property and paying charges
Litchfeld. Sept 27, 1827.Ta. is
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
DfED

Win Sharon, on the 1st inst. Capt. Enoch Parsons
aged 80.
In this town on the Both of Sept. Roean Bunnel
aged 90.
aged 68. He died suddenly, while riding in his wag-
gon, probably with Angiaa Pectoris. DIR. Darlington
of the oldest and most respectable Physicians
in the County.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
TOsMINERS.

w ANTED an experienced MINER to take charge
of set of hands to open and work vein of IRON
ORE Tor to continue opened some time past) in
Orange Co. N. York, the Hudson river. Con-
tracts would be preferred by the ton after the work
IS commenced
Address R. NICHOLS, (post paid) Brooklyn, New
York. 16 Sept 25, 1927.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
NOTICE.

Il HE Hon. Court of Probate for the District Of
New-Mord has allowed six months from this date to
the creditors of the estate of @
EZBAN HUBBELL,
late of Kent deceased, to exhibit their claims All
claims exhibited within said time will be debarred
RUTH HUBBELL, Erecsarir. :,
Kent, Sept. H. 1897. IL
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11

A meeting Of the members of the LIST Ecclesiastical
Society, IN Lcfeld has been ca,med to meet on Mon
dag the 18th inst. at the meeting house, the purpose
Of considering the erpedency of erecting meeting
house, funds haung been raised, by subscription, for
that purpose. general attendance Of the members is
re0peStp1,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11
LUCY GAYS ESTATE.

FEV
l. He Court OF Probate for the District of Sharon
has assigned the first Tuesday in November next at
o'clock A. M. at the Probate Office in Salisbury, for
the settlement of the Administration upon the estate Of
LUCY GAY,
late Of Sharon in said district deceased.
BY Order of Court,
HOMER PARDEE, Adaia'r.
Sharon, October Cd, 1897. ~
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RaR RE3E D

In Winchester on the Sd instant by the Rev. Mr.
Marsh, Mr.. Elijah NJ. Gaylord Of Genesee Co. N. Y
to Miss Huldah E. Alvord of the former place.
Kelsey Hamln,
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NOTICE..

L HE Inhabitants ofthe Town of LitchfeId are here
by warned to bring in to the Assessors tine List Of
their raeabe properly, owned and possessed by them
on the first day of October, before the Goth day
of October inst. after which time they cannot be re-
ceived.
JAMES BIRGE,
RUFUS PICKET, assessors.
LEVI CATLIN,
AARON C.GIHBERT
Litchfeld, Oct. 4th, 1927. "
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11

AGRICULTURAL.-IV hare nor laying BE-
fore as serera bean pods, ola species brought from the
Cape Of GOodHope, measuring from eighteen to toenty
SEE inches tong, their dry and shrunken state. They
raised IN Sharon and brought here for exhibition
at The Cattle Sho,c ind Fair
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11

American Tract Society.--The receipts into the
treasury of this Institution, during the two months
ending Sept. 18th, amounted to So, 4S4. Total re-
ments, during the same period, $13,267 A. Whole
number of Tracts printed since the LIST Of May excu
sve of bound Volumes I'LL 900; about 100000
500. Due within l-2 months for paper, most of
which has been used, 1882 "a.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-10-11

Poisoned CieeSe---About thirty members of one o
the militia companies the parade on Tuesday, were
made sick by eating of cheese which formed par
Of their noon luncheon. We understand that it was
a handsome and we'll lavoured cheese, with no APP
pearance Of any improper ingredient, and that abou
twenty persons who ate of it sustained injury.
Boston Daily Ade.
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r. sod being Inexperienced, distinctly dsclarr
any a NJ caon ils remark MIR. IAs iscHES, We do
~, b1tcye tie direct wages ct colrnpon eyer pol
ulcd his palm. We S, kNg chi. OF the effect of
education from ntancy under such system Of
party tactics, has has been pclstlon wi'hn the
State OF New York, and which, in purely potcal sesrs
the al, enpl is making 60 IS shh 'h- Caplcaupo
q National scale
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probably hungry, and alarmed at the presence of
the stranger, darted forward one of his paws, with
which he seized the Snowman by the shoulder and
at the same moment, with the other, he dreadfuly
laceraed the face, the miserable man cried pteous-
ly, and struggled to get loose, but his efforts were
in vain and the lion, now Infatuated, seized him by
the throat with his mouth, held him in that situa
ton, until death puta period to the too horrible suffer
ings of the victim. A gentleman happening to pass,
who lived in the neighborhood, Immediately brought
smith who had piece of iron red hot to afford assist
ance, but it was twenty minutes before the animal
would quit his prey, although his mouth was much
burned at length the head Of the unhappy man fell
from his jaws, spectacle too holrid for description,
when the body was drawn from the cage. An in
quest will be held this day. We understand that
under ordinary circumstances the animal was ex-
ceedngly quiet and docile, SO much SO, indeed,
that two women and two children had actually been
IN the cage with him on the preceding day.
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isaiah Cd CHI 18th V.
FROM TIE LONDON MORNING CHRONICLE.

LonpoN, FEBRUARY 24.-Fatal Iemerity.-
On Thursday evening last. between four and five
O'Clock, the following dreadful occurrence took
place. At the Star Inn, in Bedminster, was a
caravan Of wild beasts, and the keeper being in
want of an attendant, person who had, from his
infancy. been accustomed to the business, offered
his services, on Wednesday, and was accepted.
file was, however, cautioned not to go within the
reach Of any of the beasts: this caution he un-
happily neglected. A party came to see the ami
mails. and as the lion was asleep, and did not APP
pear willing to rise, the man lmprudently. went
into his den. The beast suddenly awakened. and
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DIVIDEND.

vIyE Board of Directors Of the Delaware Fire Insurance
COmpay, have this day declared dividend, of four
per cent for The last months, which will be payable at
the Bank Of Wilmington and andywne to the Stock
holders or their legal representatives after the 18th
INST. by Order IF the Board:
DANIEL BYRNES, Sec'g.
May 9Th, 1922. So At
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PUBLIC SALE.

MILL be sold on Saturday the 18th inst at / O'Clock
iaorl deceased consisting Of Household, Kitchen and
la,lors furniture, among which are Feather Beds and
Beddng, Book case, Bureaus. Tables, Chairs, Spinning
Wnees Keel, Wheel-barrow-a good Mnsket, mirror 2
Iailors Geese almost new, sleeve boards, Taors Candle
stands Shears Scissors, &C. Tubs, Pots Pans Tea Kct-
Ties, Glass aud Crockery Ware, rag carpetting &c.
WM M'CAULLEY, admir-.
I'randywine, May 3, 1927 52-2t
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DIVIDENDS.

BANK OF SMYRNA,
May Sd, 1927.
vBNlE Directors of the Bank Of Smyrna have this day
declared dividend for the last six months, at the rate
OF per cent year The same will be paid after
The 10Th instant by Order:
SGT s. H. HODSON CosL;sy
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Commercial Bank of Delaware.

May 3d. 1897.
TIME Directors of this Bank have this day made ,vi-
dend Of one dollar and fifty cents per slare which
will be paid to the Stockholders their legal representa-
tives. Smyrna Milford, the case may be, any time
after the 18Th instant. By Order:
52-4t S. H. IIODSON Cashier
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NOTICE

hereby gwen that general meeting Of the stockhod
i trs u the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company,
viii be held their office, NJ, 80 Walnut street, Phlla-
dephs, Monday The 4th Of Jule, 1897, elect Pres
dett and nine directors, and to transact other business
according to law. IL. GlLpIN, Sec'y
hav o 52--8t
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CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

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Fear From those who do not pay above Fire Dollars
I'M be demanded. Ii sub'c riber wishes to decline he
@ notify the editors Of his intention before the first of
(une or December, and pay all arrearagcs Without a
with these conditions, paper will be dscon-
fimed except at the option oftie editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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less Than three months four times for dollar and wen
IN cent, every longer ones in pro
bor,on Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
how oag their advertisements are to be Inserted they
hr be continued till forbid Letters the Editors to in
kure attention must be post paid
Aduerttstng 6ytheyear.
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SHERIFFALTY.
TO TIE DE.HOC CRATIC ELECTORS or
NEW CASTLE COUNTY

MELLOW CTlIZENs-please to accept my graf eful &C
acknowledgements for your as, fave rs IN placing ne on
the return for the Office Of SHERIFF your last nomna-
ton Election; and the time is approaching when
ding usage, you will again be CALI select person
t5 fiji that Office, permit offer myself
Candidate and to solicit continuation Of our sfiages
for tie ensuing Term; assuring on, at the same time,
that will cheefuy submit TO any mode Of Nomination
that may be adopted by County Meeting and give my
Undivided support to the Candidate who may be Nominal
Ted by the direction and authority Of that Meeting
WILLIAM IlERDMAN
April 9th, 1897 40
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From the Ne4vpou n. r. !, .fecury.
May 5lh, 1897.

The follow ing lines, written by clergyman of this town,
intimately acquainted with he deceased will be read with
peculiar pleasure, they inculcate sentiment the
adoption of which, depends much of the peace Of the
christian world viz THAT the faith Of the Gospel may be
held in unity Of spirit and bond Of peace and in righteous
of life. even by those who may widely differ i'll
eres, and oplniols.
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BLACKSTONE CANAL COMFY.
Sale for mpaid hStalmentS.

Sale for unpaid hstalments.
IN obedience to vote of the
III BLACKSTONE CANAL COMPANY, passed at
the last Meeting, and according to the pro-
visions Of the Bye-Laws of the Company, the
Treasurer viii sell, at Public Auction, al
Thomas's fee-House, in Worcester, on
Wednesday, February 2, at o'clock,
z. M.-the following shares of the Stock o.
said Company, for the amount of lnstalment:
due thereon, unless payment shall be made,
previous to the day ofsale, cis.-
For 3 Instalnents-S20 on each Share -
8 Shares of Caleb Burbank Share OF
George w. Brooks Shares OF S. H. Bridge
II Share of Henry Dunn-3 Shares of Will
liam Eaton-l Share of Jesse Eddy Share
of Elisha FosteT--1 Share of William Harring.
toni Share of John Homer-3 Shares Of
Benjamin Howard-3 Shares of John w.
i. Hubbard-1 Share ofPeter Kendall-3 Shares
fJohn Lees-3 Shares Of Levi Lincoln, I'd
Share of Francis 7. Merrick-2 Shares Of
Jonathan Wentworth.
Also, for the Cd and Sd hstalnlents-$18 on
each Share -
/ Share Of John Eaton--1 Share of William
Hovey-1 Share of Joseph Lowell.
also, forthe Sd Ins.alment-$ 10 on each Share.
Shares of Moses N. Child.
STEPHEN SALISBURY, Jr. Treasurer.
Worcester, Jan. ID, 1927.
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OPTHE GRAVEL.
Vegetable Lithontriptic and Specific Sol
Oent POWDERS.

Vegetable Lithomtriptic and Specific Sol
Oent POWDERS.
VT7HIS invaluable composition has been
IL fully tested as an effectual remedy for the
gravel or stone in the bladder, inflammation of
the kidneys, bloody water d tfcuity ofmcturition,
and every complaint Of the urinary system, except
diabetes in young children.
Complaints Of the above nature are so distress
ing, and so little benefit has been derived from
the remedies usually offered, that this Lthontrip-
tic has been ordered to all parts of the United
States to the British Provinces, the West Indies,
sc. and its use has invariably been attended with
the most happy results Many certificates Of its
virtues might be offered, but il is presumed the
following statement OF facts will be sufficient.
"Mr. A. Davenport, of Cambridge, has been
severely afflicted with the gravel for many gears
lie had resorted to the most eminent ply sicians,
and visited all the celebrated mineral waters, but
the disease gradually increased, until, to use his
own language, life mas almost a bnrtfen HE
purchased Bottle of the Lithontriptc, in No
yember, 1925, and second, on the first Of Janua-
ny following, and on the morning of the 9th OF
| the same month, having taken large dose the
| evening preceding, he voided large quantity Of
gravel, one of which stones Weighed forty grains.
| The last information from this man WIS., that he
enjoyed good health and felt very little of his for
mer obstinate and excrueating difficulty.
"a gentleman ofPorto Rico, who had been cured
of complaint of the urinary system, by the use
of the Lithontriptc has lately ordered six bottles
for the use of his ,countrymen, who were laborng
under similar complaints.
1ETSoid by j. ROBINSON, Worcester-A. T.
LOWE, No. 10, Bowdoin Row, Court street, and
by J. p. HALL, Jr. Union street, Boston. Price
| So. oOiy.--3.
! Jan.l7, 1897.
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1poetrp.
Iron Mrs. GOWNS Messenger. l

EXAMPLE BETTER TH9JrPRECEPI'
" Go straight, (said a mother crab teaching her
dsughter,)
Go, travel straight forward right into the water;
I'm sorry TO see that your limbs are SO hooked,
Your fingers distorted, your temper SO crooked
Reform, and go straight to the river genteel,
Step smoothly, your gait is too awkward deal. %
Grab daughter, it seems. had the spunk of the
crab;
La, mother" says she, / was born such a
drab,
That, when put forth my right foot like a fin,
IT'S seduced from straight lines by its left crook
ed twin;
What model have to accomplish your wish,
To teach me the ways of straight going fish
First trdrel yourself, in path that is straight,
And then will copy your recti6ed gait"
Reform of young sinners should Arrays begin
By prior re form Of their seniors in sinS
.Moraifys precept and piefy's lore
DO much; 6us example a hundred times more i!
j. b. G..
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Real Estate at auction.
KNII, be sold at Auction. on

w Wednesday, the 28th day of Februa-
@xy next, at o'clock, in the afternoon, at j.
.Maynard's Hotel, in Lancaster, by leave OF
the Court of Common Pleas, for the County OF
Worcester, obtained at Dec. term last, that
pleasant and profitable Farm and Estate late
ly belonging to THOMAS Stafford, late Of
Lancaster, deceased, situated on and near the
old Common, SO called, in said Lancaster,
consisting of Dwelling House almost new,
two Barns, Wood-house, Chaise-house, and
other convenient Buildings, with Bake
house attached 10 the Dwelling house, laying
on the north side of the great Poast-road lead
ing through Lancaster to Leominster and Bar
re, over which the public Stages to and from
Boston pass every day-togeiher with the
Houss-Lot, containing about ten acres OF
Aand. A tract of most productive lntervale
Land adjoining the House-lot, containing a.
bout sixteen acres.
Also, the Whiting piece, containing about
twenty acres also six acres called the Page
Meadow; and forty-eight acres in wood and
improved Land, chiefly in wood; these three
pieces laying on the road leading from Lam
caster to Berlin. Also small House, shop,
and fifty-one rods of Land near Union Village,
90 called in said Lancaster, now occupied by
George Stafford.
Also. we'll situated Pew on the lower
hoor in the new Meeting house in Lancaster.
Also, will be sold on Tuesday, the 9Th day
Of March next, at one O'Clock. P. NJ. at the
Inn of Mr.. Silas Gates, in Marlborough. two
. undivided moieties Of two pieces of Land,
lying in the south part of Marlborough, in the
County OF MiGdlesex; one containing twelve
acres, the other containing twenty-six acres,
which were a part Of the dover of Sarah
Brigham deceased. For particulars respect
ing these two pieces of Land, inquire of Mr..
Silas Gales, in Marlborough.
Terms of payment will be made known at
the times and places of sale. For further
particulars, inquiries may be made of the
Subscriber in Lancaster,
WILLIAM STEDMAN, Admir-.
Lancaster, Jan. 8, 1927. 3-6w
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Worcester, IS. January IS, 1927.
A TTACHED on mesne pro

"a cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold to satisfy the same, at the Inn of William.
Heoly, Co. in Southbridse, on Friday the
sixteenth day of February next, at one o'clock
in the afternoon--all the Right in Equity Fran
cas- & Leonard Harding have toredeem a Cot
ton Factory, recently occupied by them-with
all the privileges thereunto belonging, situated
about three miles south of the Meeting House
in Southbridge, on the road leading TO Wood.
stock, Comm
LEMUEL DUNBAR, d. Sheriff.
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Worcester, IS. January 8. 1927.
on Execution. (hav-

Il ing been previously attached on mesne
process,) and will be sold at Public Auction.
on the premises, on Thursday, the gid day of
February next, at one of the clock. P. Mall
the Right in Equity which BENJAMIN GIBBS
has to redeem about forty acres of Land. with
the Buildings attached 10 the same situated
in Ashburnham, about two miles from the
Meeting house, on the county road leading to
Fitchburg. The Buildings consist of a two.
story clearinghouse, Barn, and Out-houses.
Grst, Saw, and Turning Mill, connected
with one of the best Water PRIVILEGES on :he
north branch of the Nashua.
also, at the same time and place, will be
sold, the Right in Equity which the said Cabs
has to redeem about twenty acres of Pasture
Land, near said premises.
CHARLES sTEARNs, d. Sheriff.
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Worcester, Sc. Jan. 8, 1927.
A TTACHED on mesne pro

A TTACHED on mesne pro-
IA cess, on the fifth day OF June last seized
on Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc-
tion, at John DudIey's Tavern, in Douglas.
in said County, on Friday, the 9th day Of Feb
ruary next, at one o'clock, P. VI. all the RIGHT
in Equity that BENJAd CRAGGIN Sa.
or had, on the said fifth day of June last, to
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate wherein
be then lived, situated in the easterly part of
said Douglas, 10 Wit: one undivided third
part Of the Forge Lot, SO called, containing
ten acres in the whole, with valuable Wa.
ter'Privilege and Factory thereon, and bound
ed on land of Oliler Hunt & Son and others
and also all his Right in Equity to redeem his
home lot with the Buildings thereon, compris-
ing his old Factory lot and privilege with the
Factory and other Buildings on The same, con.
tanning about one hundred acres, and bound.
ing Oh the FIRST described lot. 8
SAMUEL SMITH. ID. Sheriff.