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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10

AT e Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
 wifhin and for the District cf Litehfeid, on
 he a4th day of November. 1929:
 Present. Frederick WolcOtt, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of IrumGn BalI,Uin. of O Washington. in said district, showing to this Court that he is pareOt and natural guar dian Of George Baldwin. William Baldwin, and Harman Baldwin, minors; that said mi nors are the owners of the following described real estate situate in said Washington, viz |: Rounded north on highway and land belong. ing to the heirs of William COgswell. deccas- ed. and land belonging to Samuel Gregory. east on Perry and Samuel Averills land. south on said AVerill's land, and west on the Wash lngton and Woodbury turnpike and Fowler M. Piatt & sons land, containing about sixty acres' and valued at about eleven hundred do'iars; that the interest Of said minors will be promoted if said real estate may be sold ana the avails thereof be placed on interest, agreeabiy to the statute in such case provided, praying for liberty to sell the same for the purpose aforesaid. as per petition on file:
 S ordered by this Court, that said guardi- an g,se notice of his said application by caus- 'ns me same to be published in the newspa- per printed in Litchfeld. in the county of ."chheid' three weeks successvcly, at least SIX weeks before the hearing thereof before !n's Court; and that said netition will he Iearu at 'he Probate Office in said district on tne eleventh day of February next, at ten "c'ocK A. M. Certified from record.
 FREDERICK WOLcOTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10
Dr. Davenport's Bilious Pills.


 THESE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy operation and good effects a mild, safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious Fcvers, Pains in the head, stomach, and bowels, jaundice and scurvy, pies rheumatism, inflammation of the eyes, female complaints, acid st"maCls, indigestion, worms, erup- tlons on the skin, dyscnery, bilious c0lic dizziness and headache They are likewise antidO;e against infectious diseases, removing 0bst,uct'ons of every Kind, by tssol'inS and diScharging the morbid mai ter, helping digestion, restoring lost appetite, and sure relief for cosvc habits They are accommo. dated 10 all agcs and hours, that they may be taken in Winter or Summer at any time Ol the day. without regard to diet or h,nrance of business. Ther operation is gcnt.e pleasant, and efccimaI that by experience they are found to exceed any other bhysic heretofore offered to the public. Those who are tra- yelling by sea or land will find them great preser- vailon from the diseases of foreign climates. From the numerous Certificates which might be used, the prOprietors will make of the following oniy from the Hon. Phincas Allen, of Pittsield Ms
 :" Mr. DInipit---l have made of various kinds ot Bilious Pil's in my family and hesitate not to say, that Dr. Davenports are the best Family Medi. c'ne ever used PHINEAS ALLEN. F Pittsfed, Ms l328.''
 Darenport's cclcbrated Eve Uaicss1 which needs only to he used 10 be highly appr v for all sorts Of weak and sore eyes. Also, #s
 Wheaton's Itch Ointmenfss
 The character of this Ointment is well establish. ed as to need no recommendations, for being pea- asn safe and sure remedy for that OathsOme disease. IL is also cure for other erupons of the skin, par. I-2 cents. Also,
 Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters. which have been proved by thousands to be 90 emf. nently useful in removing all Jaundice and Bilious complaints. Price g l-2 cents.
 4 fresh supply cf the GbOre is just received and for saie im Litchfeld by Drs. Ab6e, v. & $. Bnel. and s. R. Childs in Burlington. L,t f. Mason and Webster & Hitchcock and bv the Druggists in Nec-HGue HGrtjord, M,G- dletOrn, SGybrOok, Albany, Ne,c- York, and Boston eoIy46 Apriy 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10
POETRY.
ro. THE ENQUIRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER o. ,s. ,,,ath ota friead 'chO 'oas Eost Gt sea- r,.., ,hou zone down beneath the wave, To sleep forever there? Thou of the fearless heart and brave, Thou of the golden hair3 Does the dark bounding ocean dash Der that bright laughing eye, Which to the lute's soft strain would flash, In its young ecstasy. Oh! did love thee-o(t we two Meath sunny shies have pIay'd, Aud the dim lcafy fores. through We ioyously have strUy'd; And our wild shouts were mingled there With sounds of fount and leaf, And warbling spring-birds-hOurs so hless'd Could never be but brief. And we have gazed on oceans breast When stars were flashing bright, And sky above, and sea beneath, Seem'd fairy things light; For the proud bark was sleeping then, The charmed waves were hush'd, And other skies seem'd beaming on The moonlight oceans blush. And little thought then, fond one, That thou shouldst Ger be driven By these dim waters far, far down, As seem'd that mimic heaven. For then gazed in fondness on
 Thy kingly brow and high; But now to think that thou art gone, Is more than agony. Oh! ifthou vert where sun and stars Could light thy silent tomb, And'fair and joyous flowers of spring
 Could o'er thee shed perfume, I would not weep so hopelessly,
 Though my fond heart was riven, For then thy spirit cen would fly
 To comfort me from heaven. SEDLEY
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10
NOTICE.

N pursuance of an order of the honorable A Court of Probate for the District of Litch- field. will be sold at public vendue. on Tues day the 18th day of instant December, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the dwelling house of WILLIAM CHURCHILL. late of I.itch- field. in said district. deceased. SO much of the Real and Personal Estate as will raise the sum of six hundred and six dollars and ninety one cents. and the incidental charges and cost of sale. 10 enable the administrative to pay the debts due from said Churchill's estate.
 KETURAH CHURCHILL, Adn.'r.
 Litchfeld. Dec. 1, 1899 es
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10
Wheaton's Itch Ointme

The character of this Ointment is well estahsl- ed as to need no recommendations, for being plea- asni safe and remedy for that lOathsome disease
 It is also cure for other erupiions of the sin par. icnlary for the salt reum and chilblains. Price g 9 Also
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10
NOTICE.

 THE Court of Probate for the District of -A- Litchfeld has limited six months from the date hereof for the exhibition of claims against the estate of
 ASA HULL, late of HarwintOn, in said district. deceased, represented insolvent. and has appointed us the subscribers, Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust such clams-for which purpose we will attend at the dwelling house Of uriah Hopkins. in said Harwinton, on the first Monday of February next. and on We'd nesday the 18th day of May next. al o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, when and where all persons having claims against said estate may present the same, properly attested. to us for adjustment, or be forever barred.
 ABIJAH WEBSTER,
 NOAH WILTON, C0mns'rs.
 JONA. ROSTER, All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 URIAH HOPKINS, Adm'r. HGrrinton, NOU. I0. 1899 s4
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10
TAKEN UP.

AMEN UT,
 DY the subscribers, in suffering condi- A) ton. on or about the 18th of November, ttOO red Yeorlings, one a Bull, with the right ear cropped or torn off. the other Heifer, marked with square notch on the upper and a halfpenny on the under side of the right ear. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
 OBED HUMPHREY,
 JUNIUS BALDWIN. Goshen, Dec. 1, 1899 %25
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 pY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for Ab the District of Litchfeld, will be sold at public auction, (unless sold at private sale) all of the Real Estate of ABIAL TAYLOR, de ceased, viz. one piece of land in TOrringtOn, containing about nine acres, with one half of a dwelling house and barn, formerly occupied by Raphael Marshal. Sale to commence at the above named dwelling house on Monday the 2lst day of inst. December, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Also one other piece, con- taining about thirty-seven acres, situated in COlebrOOk. Sale to commence on Wedncs. day December cad, 1899, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, on said land.
 URI TAYLOR, Adns'r.
 EUNICE TAYLOR, Adm'r. IOrrington, Dec. 1, 1929 s25
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10

FOR SALE AT THE Litchfeld Book Store,
 4 general assortment cf
 SCHOOL BOOKS, DY the dozen or single, at the lowest cash ID prices
 STATIONARY Of all kinds usually called for Drawing Paper Bristol Boards Press Pa
 pers and Bonnet Boards Connecticut State Register for
 1880
 ALMANACS by the gross. dozen, or single Pocket Knives Thermometers Blank Books; Blank Music Paper Piano Music, good assortment The Atlantic Souvenir, for 1880 The Token, do. do, Youths Keepsake, do. do. HAWES' LECTURES, Sd ed. with an additional Lecture on reading, ] price g @ cents. ! 4 good assortment of BOOKS just receiUed ,chich aOiN De sold Chedp for Cash. J. GARRITT.
 Litchfeld, Dec. 9. 1929. 9J
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-10
VILLAGE LOTS.

THE subscriberas agent of Gov. Wolcoti. A offers for sale sundry valuable building lots, m the village of LitchfeId, in the vicinity of the residence of the late Judge Reeve, on very advantageous terms to purchasers.
 TRUMAN SMITH. Litchfeld. Nov. 1G, 1929. 93
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22

The York. ~. CT Observer mentions that con-
stable was shot at Otter Creek on the 10th ut while
pursuing a thief HE name was POmeroy, Of the
town Of Hamilton.
Washington Irving has accepted the place offered
him by this government Of Secretary Of Legation at
the court Of St. James.
On Thursday evening" at the Park street Church in
Boston, twelve young men were ordained rs mission
aries, and two evangelists Eight Of them are des-
tined for the western states.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22

our last publication.
RGov. TOmlinson has issued his proclamation app
rOintog Thursday the 26th day Of November next
day Of Public Thanksgiving and Prayer throughout
thus State. Proclamation hereafter.
R"moMrs.-The National Journal gives among the
rumOUrs Of the day at Washington, that Com. David
POrter-of MexicO-s to be appointed Secretary Of
the Navy, in place Of John Branch: and that James
Hamilton Jr. of South Carolina, is to take the place
Of John Fl. Eaton as Secretary Of War; and that Mr.
Eaton is 10 succeed Joel r. Poinset Minister TO
Mexico. It has been in,imated for time that the
"Biographer Of Jackson has been DESTROYS to leave
Washington-s unwilling TO return to Tennessee
and therefore foreign embassy must be provided for
him.
Hartford County temperance SOciety-A meeting
was held at Hartford on the 18th inst preparatory
the formation Of Society under the above ttle Del
egates Of auxiliary societies and individual members
attended from II or Is towns. A Chairman and Sc
cretary were appoined-and, after several addresses
had been delivered Constitution was adopted, SINH
lar to the adopted by the Society in this county
Monthly meetings be held, also, in the
they are in L,chfed county. The following are the
names Of the Officers chosen for the ensuing year:
Hon. Timothy Pitkin, LII. ID. President.
Hon. Thomas S. Williams, Samuel b. Woodward,
M. d. Samuel Ptkn and Calvin Barber, Esqs. Vice
Presidents.
Seth Terry, ESQ.,, Messrs. Amos Nj. Collins, Moses
Goodman, Jr and David +. Robinson, Directors.
Rev. Stephen Crosby, Secretary.
Milo NJ. North, nj. D., Treasurer.
Temperance Record-The Rev. John Marsh, Sec
rotary the Connecticut Temperance Society, COM
municates 10 the Connecticut Observer the annexed
statement of the number Of persons in the different
towns of LitchGcId County who have enrolled them
selves under The banners Of Temperament
Li,chie;d County Temperance Society, organized
June, 1929-Hon. John Cotton Smith. President
Rev. Epaphras Goodman, Secretaiy-embracing
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNHE Court Of Probate for the District Of
Il New Milford hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for the cred
itOrs of the estate of
DOct. JOHN RAYMOND,
late Of Kent, in said district. deceased, to Ell
hibit their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts within said
time. properly attested. will be debarred a
recovery.
JOHN NJ. RAYMoND,)
JEREMIAH FULLER, Executors.
NATH'L p. PERRY,
Kent. Oct. l2, 1899 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22
Il BYLAW, made and q2nssed

fl bX-LAW, made and passed
at me Annu1L IO,Cn Meeting ofthe TOscn Of
WINCHESTER, held at Winsted in suid
to'cn on the list day Of October, 1899.
NOTED. that if any owner of any Horse.
Cattle. Ass. Mule, Swine, Sheep or Geese
shall suffer the same to go at large, or out Of
his or her enclosure, such owner shall forfeit
and pay TO the person who shall take up and
'mpound the same. the sum Of fifiy cents fer
each head of cattle, horse. ass, mule, swine.
sheep or geese for such time they shall be so
found at large or out Of the owners enclosure
or taken up.
Voted, that it shall be- lawful for any person
or persons to impound any creatures so found
out ct the enclosure Of the owner and at large:
ana any person so impounding any creatures
shall give notice thereof to the owner. and
proceed according to the Sd and 9Th sections
OF a statute law of this state entitled Pounds
And the owner Of creatures so impOunded
shall not receive the same from the pound un-
til he shall have paid to the person impound-
ing the same the amount of the forfeiture, and
To the pound keeper his fees and his expenses
for Keeping said creatures as in other cases of
creatures impounded.
PrcUided, nevertheless, that any person who
has family residence within said town of
Winchester, who shall get permission, by q
certificate ia writing from one of the Select
men of said town, may suffer one mich cow
TO run at large on the public highway and not
incur the aforesaid penalty.
At an annual Town Meeting legally ,uormed.
anu in the First Society. Monday the 6th
day Of October, 1928:
Voted, the Bylaw to be in force the same
as last year.
At an Ammual Io.cn Meeting, legally scorned
and holden in the Second Society Of IYinches-
ter. on the stu day Of October, 1899:
Voted. that the Bylaw in relation to cat
tie. &c. running at large, be revived and con-
timed in force for the year ensuins-except-
ing, that persons allowed TO let their cows run
at large be obliged to confne them during the
night; and that the penalty be twenty five
cents for every creature mpOunded except
sheep and geese. the penalty on which shall
be twelve and half cents each.
Voted. that said bylaw, together with the
above vote. shall be published in the Litch-
lield newspaper.
A true copy of record. Attest.
4Vl9 JOHN BOYD, I0,Cn Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22
STRAY HETFER.

RROKE into the enclosure Of the subscri.
- Der, in Goshen, on or about the 5th inst.
Red YeGrling HELFER, no artificial marks
nor white spots upon her. The owner is re-
qu"sted to come forward. prove hfs property
pay charges, and take it.
HIRAM OVIATT.
Goshen, Oct. 10, 1899 s1o
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22

Maryland.-The election in this state has just ter
minated, and terminated too, sorry to say, in
decided victory the part Of the Jacksonians. In
the House Of Delegates the parties nearly balan-
ccd there being for Jackson &c. antiJackson 40. IL
the Senate, jackson ii, anti-Jackson only 4-gving
To the Heroils in joint ballot majority Of g. The Go
vernon, Council SC. chosen in joint ballot that
may look for general turn out In Congress, al
so. the delegation will be reversed from what it was
in the last, there being now jackson g. aniJack
son 3. This result been brought about by the
,ineness Of the friends of good order.
In DeLanore-the state which Major Noah has for
years "kept in his breeches pocket" but which
previously he said had a soul big as continent
David Hazard has recently been elected Governor:
he is anti-Jackson.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22

Mr.. Marsh states the whole number in the at
1921.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22

The death Of Gov. LINCOLN, Of Maine, is anuoun-
ced in the papers. He died At Augusta, Me.
on the 9Th inst. Gov. l.. the ofhe late Hon.
Levi Lincoln of Worcester, former Attorney General
Of the United States and 1t. Governor Of Massachu-
seis-and brother Of the present Governor Of Massa
chu=etts. lie yet young man, in the prime Of
life, only Al years old.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22

0Gov. Tomlinson has issued his proclamation APP
rOintiog Thursday the 26h day Of November next
day Of Public Thanksgiving and Prayer throughout
this State. Proclamation hereafter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22

70 We have received no foreign intelligence since
our last publication.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22

The Head and the Membership the National In
tc!l,gencer Of the 18th inst. find the annexed art
Gle. lit should really out, and from the
of the rumor there can be little doubt Of il. that the
President has rcsorted the interference here sug
grs,c, we should not lie surprised that the next
would he, an inn,aron the great New-Hampshire
ilill to walk the plank Heaven grant that return
ing samy or other cause, may the torrent
Il prescription which threatens sweep from Office
all the valuable at Washington.
1--WE understand that small difference of opinion
as 10 the exercise Of the power OF removal appoint
mem in the ccrkships Of the Offices subordinate 10 the
different Heals 0f Departments to the General Gov
crmmeMt, has resulted in inquiry tO the cause OF
the removal, which announced some days since,
Of Mr.. W. Steuben Smith from the Second COmptrol-
Ier's (Ar. Hils) Office, in which he had been en-
p0ycd by Mr. Crawford, ut that time ll822 Secretary
Of tile Treasury. We understand, further, that the
President Of United States, being satisfied that
there official for removal. aud altogether
unapprsed Of such step being in contemplation, has
gvcn directions to oLvate any obstruction that Of.
fetal harmony which should prevail throughout the
Cover nment. that Mr.. Smith be assigned to duty 10
another office Of the Treasury Department, which will
l,e mute as agreeable that from which an attempt
was made TO remove him..
NJ In our last paper announced that the distvi-
buting Office a. Sharon had been discontinued. The
following letter upon the subject from The Postmaster
General 70 Col King, Postmaster at that place, we
are desired to publish that the instructions which Il
con,aips may be as much extended as possible:
[cOPY.1
General Post Office, 7th Oet'r, 1929.
SIR-The distribution 10 20 be discontinued at your
Office from and after the close Of the present monih-
Please make this known extensively as PosslDIe a.
mong all The posimasieTs who are in the habit OF send
inR letters or mails % your Office for distribution
Poeimastegs east Of you make up mails tor All
Offices in the state Of New-YoFk which are not 20 60
through the city Of New-YoFk, Albany, or Owego.-:
PostmaseFs west Of you make up mails for ell
o(iices in Connecticut which do 20 through Hart
ford and for Ill Offices IN Massachusetts which do not
70 through Hartford, Northampton, or Boston.
will ihank you 20 give as early information Of this
Arrangement as cOnvenient, that no confusion may
suit from the measure.
tSgnedl w. T. BARRY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-22

John Wade, who was tried and upon his own con-
Iesson convicted Tor receiving the $500 ofs Bank n
Boston, has been sentenced TO three years confinement
10 the state prison.
Al the late term Of the Supreme Court, N Spring
6sld, Mass. Dr. w. 8. LOwFiRg was fined i've h"ndrsd
dollars for violssiDg the sepOlchTs Of the dead.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19
THE INVITATION,

NE1E gre 8,ost cerdiniiy 10 oil 1oh0 rant
w any article ofreadg made Clothing, 10
cafl on us. OF, assortment JfiHg superior TO any
in the place and embraces crfrg aairle q Gen
Hsmens' FastionaGle Clothing 9heuorkmarTtp
~ Gun rarrnnt dad orr grirss eaaae' .tdi' TO
please being less hnn The -Oods can be bought,
dud made VI, for IN hiSpiGrr
BIZ eur ina arrirni zee rtrsite3 .7me aperfne
FrorE AID Dress CONS, Of blues black, Ciaret
Ohre, brol,n. sc also, Steel Nred. blue. green
and GrouH Coates, Pdntdio0nS Of ererg shdde
If Cloth aud CdSsjmeres. diso, hnt Cn&9ineU and
,Tira stout Bang up Cord Pnalaioons. toih
TESTS ofMoloskin, SIX eirct. black, 5iec, drorrn
and taneU SIR FEST; BuD Cashmere Toiienet.
Vaiencia aIm suanSdowi grtri rarely Of
Patterns. fne Linen, E96'ed&piain Shirts, Drap-
ers Of Bnctskin, SiocktntH, FLANNEL aud Cotton.
knH Sbiri. aud Whiie Flannel Shirts. n lot Of
dry Goods and fancy drticiCs, as For"isted Len
Tier Stocks PaieM Stocks. Pldn and Trimmed,
Elegant SILK Handkerchi,js, entirely nelo pnt-
teras Pate,a Suspcnders, BW Crarats, Crdrat
S!faers. me 5eaiskm Caps, fur, collars sc0rle-
a,d black Marine &atriS, some rerQ. fine Bearer
Hats Of cheap qualities, large aSSoftl.em Of
Shte' and Boo!s Of er,ry description,
supply Of Cioaks ami Bg Coats, some ~,
'psriof rcai Tartan Plaid and fne C.ea6Is
Cl0uks NH .fae Cloth Innings, with, ,r ,r;H
o.h sleeres jine Drat h,m Steel M xrl Baup a,
Coats, ,adif IN h' 'ntesi ag'e somc ertra fine
Cdpes>
"'dles' cioaks. 81 Sill. wih Siik Inngs, &
ti"auiyM mtiels. } oiso Of Merino cEoth, Grim
Won On, Ghd black Circdainns, Tartan Plaid I,
lnnfg .iriped CircasSian Ciooks nith capes o.
hoJds lot Of list sucks tined .uih ,oooi, a con,
ortdbie article for trarelisrs, re are deternnn
edto sell good bargains, those disposed topnrchas
1iH do 1ceH 10 call at UALkER u cos.
Emporium IF Fashions. Lyntj.dmg, ns1t doc
! TO he irginiGn Office
Nov. a.