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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

the present season, 10 that Of xamnlng IN conjunction
with two other Engineers the route Tor RAFT Road,
proposed to be made the Allegheny Mountains to
connect the Eastern end Western line Of canal
II remains oniyto be added that Mr.. X. will return
10 Virginia in October, aud devote 10 the Chester
Rail Road much OF his intention ss may be
ry from that tins until the month OF February, when 1t
IL expected the work will be completed.
Hundreds OF our Citizens who attended the Town
Meeting the 18th june will reccect the Statement
made by gentleman. whom we AL kno" to be iucspa-
bio OF mreprs s,n'aion OF any kind 10 relation to the
employ ment OF Mppcure Robinson, E'q by the State
OF Penysy ivsnia. We but repeated what heard
publicly mentioned on that occasion. However. as The
above Gomez from one who should possess accurate
knowledge OF tho facts. we presume there Ia. beer
SOME Misrepresentation In thu which II il as well TO
correc'; ard the triesd OF the Engineer is very wei
come to the space occupied by his explanatory enmu-
nica,ion Petersburg Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

Tho school funi o: the state of New jersey amounts
TO hco hundred and forty sic thousand dollars. The
annual income is above eighty thousand dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17
1929 80

The acquisitions upon which this money was for
warded TO the Navy Agents. well those charged
the distant purscrs were issued upon other authority
than the request OF the Fourth Auditor in instances
written, in others oral. Such requests or sateme n
would not now be considered legal authority issuing
acquisitions, unless they in the official form of set
tied accounts admitted by the Second Comptroller.
ITO be Continual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

nJOTICE Persons indebted 10 the firm Of vie &
~ Cochran, are requested to come forward ard settle
their accounts.
They are deSrous Of closing their business AZ early
posbe, ami IL il heped this notice will meet The inn.
mediate attention 81 those concerned
July II. 23-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17
The Raj. ROAD

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Wc are informed tina, IN g.
rd division OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road,
tending from the fork. OF Patspsco TO the Par Spring
Ridge was yesterday eI upon contract, and that the
hrlssins, masonry, excasston aud en,hanknent upon
this division will not exceed cost Of 1000 dollars per
mile.
The most iudefa'issbls EXERT ns now king by
the Eosineefs OF the Company 10 complete the final To-
cation OF the two remaining sections between The Par
Spring Ridge and the Pint OF Rocks and Frederick
town. IA 10 enable the Directors forthwith 10 put the
line under contract far TO Frederick. No doubt
remain that tie aid afforded by the city o Baltimore,
added TO the available resources OF the Company, will
enable the Directors 10 redeem the pledge they have
given TO he public. TO put the entire uc between this
ely and The Potomac under travel by ia end OF The
year
Its highly gratifying 10 in laying the above inter
estuS is'orus'on before readers, also TO ray tia,
hs superintendent Of Construction whose efforts bar
ish sfiuous liquors from the road have be-n in Iefi
gable. has at length succeeded in introducing rom
condition in all the present contracts that ardent
spirits shall be used Oh thu line The stipulation TO the
credit Of the Contractors has been willingly a.sented to
in every Instance. Federal Gag.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-26

So the main question was at last put ..Sb,ll 4
bill be read third timer" and was dec;Jaa'.'
the affirmative by the following vote: ID
YEAS--Messrs. Alexander. Allen. Ala.
Anderson; Angel, Archer, John S. Barbo r,,'V ,
p. Barbour, Barnwell, Baylor, Bell. Jas R.i
John Blair, Bockee, Boon, Borst, Bodn p p,aI
head, Brown, Cambreleng. Campbell. GU. nl%
Chandler, Claiborne, Clay, Coke, Colem,n -
ner, Hector Craig, Robert Craig. Crant. OI
Crocheron, Daniel, Davenport, Warren ~
Wis, Desha, De Witt, Drayton, Dwight p, ~
Findlay, Ford, Foster, Fry, Gather. G; NIL
Gordon, Hall, Hammons, Harvey, E,~u oi''
Kinds, Hoffman, Howard, Hubbard l.,.t'
Jennings, r. NJ. Johnson, Cave, Johpsoa a'& D
kins. King. Lamar, Lea, Lecompte. Loyau r re
is. Lumpkln, Lyon, Magee, Martin. T5o -s1
Maxwell, Mccoy, McDufie, McIntire, W, MIS-
Mcneil, Nuckolls, Overton, Pettis, Polk. po,,S|'
Powers, Ramsey. Rencher, Roane, Sco,t w
B. Shepard, Shields, Speight, Richard Snsr w.
Sprigg, Standifer, Sterigere, Wiley Tboma" mn
Trezvant, Tucker. Verplanck, Wayp. W. W.
c. P. White, Wickliffe, Wilde, Yancey-loS =
NAYs-Messrs. Armstrong, Arnold. R,;rr
| Moves Barber, Barrinser, Bostley. Bate. P'si
man. Burgess, Butman, Cahoon, Child, Cb;,aS'
Clark, Condict. Cooper, Cowles, Crane. Cr,I
EFT. Creighton, Crowninshield, John DAVIS n,
berry, Denny, Dickinson, Doddridge. Dor,o,
Dudley, Duncan, Ellsworth, George Evan, I
shua Evans, Edward Everett. Horace Eyrrsr
Finch, Forward, Gorham, Green, Greno,N
Hawkins, Hemphili, Hodges, Hughes. HIM,
Huntington, ihrie, lngersoiI. Thomas Irwin
William W. Irwin. Johns, Kendall. Kenron
Kincaid. Adam King. Leiper. Letcher, NaIl,y
Martindale, Lewis Maxwell. NcCreery, Me-
Ger, MilIer, Muhlenberg, Norton. Pearcc, Pier.
son, Randolph, Reed, Richardson, Rose, RU,sa'
Aug. II. Shepherd, Semmes, Sill, Samuel 4
Smith. Ambrose Spencer, Stanberrv. Stephen,
Henry R. Storrs, WIN. J.. Stons, Strong, Nth.
erland, Swami, Swift, Ta!iaferro. Taylor. Test
John Thomson, Tracy, Vance. Vamum. yror,
Washington. Whittlesby, Edward D. VIII,
Williams, Wingate, Young-97
The only variation between the last vote nd
the preceding votes on the previous question. &c.
was, that just before the final vote. Mr.. Didn.
son (who had been previously absent from md
posltion) came in and voted against the thirdresi
ing-and Messrs. Dwigh, Ford, Rmnsqy and
Scott, who voted against the previous question,
because, as was understood. it superseded Mr.
HemphW'S amendment. voted for the third read
ing, after that amendment was SET aside BY he
previous question.
At 10 O'Clock, the House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-26
EAWard Stahler Il Son

- ESPECl FULLY inform those who have oppolil
I mites of sending to Alexandra, tia, they expo,
to receive in the course Of The present week srse
and general assortment of the best G.5RDEh SkEDS,
"a supply Of Flower Seeds will subsequently 70
handy grown by ~ e e. Landreh at Their Auser.
near Phifadepha and ,carrand by them 10 ts genuine
L S..a Son state, Also that they Agent loF pfu
curing Plants, shrubs Vines, Roots, fru., Trees, "
nsrnental Trees, &C. ofever, description.
All will be sold ut the Phadelphls prizes, the Pgr
chaser paying the expenses Of transportation, sc o.
articles ordered for him.
In addition to their own recommendation 81 Ihc ais
articles, they give The following lette. from dlil
guished citizen Of Virginia.
OAK HILL, February IS, 1851
Gent,emen-I have received your letter Of the Ad
and assure YOU, with pleasure, that the Garden Seed
with which you have supplied us forsevcrs years, 80
excellent quality, and such my family have hehi
approved. did not know from whom you procured i,
bu, conclude from your letter that IT was Messr' Land
reth
With respect and esteem, yours,
JAMES MONROf
To Messrs. EKwAuD STiBLER & sos,
Druggists, .7!eIandrtd
march II lsw'JUE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-26
march II
Twenty dollars Reward.

WAS stolen from the subscriber. about the q. o.
w October last, my SEINE BOfT about 3 tee'
long, carrying fouf Ter seats ale k"eed ano q.
vetted through the bends; nearly new; bull Of nal e.
ry, white oak, and cedar timber; her bottom ard s'
If Northern pine; also the top Of her stem sas knox
ed off b. vessel running foul Uf her.
! have been informed ,hlt she seen 10 io% o. .
schooner off Iadan Head, going do~n the rrVer' A.-
also that she was zen at Johnson Spring above NE
Fort on shore. | have reason 10 believe that Ne y
either above the Fort or below the Indian iiga''
some of til. Wood Landings, as she is vel cAleoh'.
for that purpose, drawing but small dit OF water
will give fl5 for the thief or thieves and - of e'
vering said boat tome, a, the mouth OF Pon',A'
Creek HORht!O VI NAhp.
Pomonkey, Locust Hi. Charlss county Nd
March 20, I8jU--march 262aW @wawu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-26

Russell Jarvis, Jacksonian and late the part
ner Of Duff Green, thus speaks of the powers
that be:
''FOr some time past, 'looker on in We
NICE 1t has been my lot to see much inevitably
leading to the conclusion that The country is pro-
rlded trtth VERY WEAK AND VERY CORRUPT AD-
NINIsrRATIoN; aud If, without violating any con-
idence, can expose any of its imbecihties or
corruptiOns, the effort may avail something in re-
storing the political atmosphere to healthy con-
dition. A moral blight is upon the countyy; and
she must throw il Of, or all those fair and whole
some fruits, which ave cost her so much time
and labor In the rearing, must wither and decay
-sxia56Ss,-
Potomac Produee-The quantity of Flour
boete1 through the Locks on the Shenandoah.
near Harper's Ferry, where the Shenandoah en-
tiers into the Po.,msc) from 18th September,
1925 to l7th October, 1899, period Of thirteen
month, was 25.1S5 barrels: and the quantity from
18th October, 1889, 20 18th April, 1880, pc
nod of six months, was Is, SIS barrels.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-26
From the Portland [Me J Advertiser,


TIE tournament of the Jackson Editors, IPeJ
and GrsSl.
The tug was o'er-,he MAJ OF war
The chair OF state assembled;
Prom all around,
To see him crowned,
True patriots attended.
B1th east and west their throng pour'd forth
Nor backward were the south and north:
Thousands there came both tar and wide,
To give the chief earesses;
Judges and great men sweld the tide
Hut mos, of them who to him hicd
Were editors OF presses.
Highly the chleftain's heart did pant,
We'll pleased with their submission,
And nothing 10th was he to grant
To each one his petition:
Twas policy TO grant their wishes
Sohe stuffed them we'll with 'ioaves and fishes
There are two men within the land,
Once leaders Of the powsrf band,
Who gave the chief MS station
That is, the presidential chair
But who, when scarcely seated there,
A quarrelhng together were,
whonert should rule the nation:
So each began to curse and swear,
Aud threaten castIgstiOn.
Their names are known full well, ween,
James Watson Webb and greet Duff Green,
New webb was very wroth,
And swore hOrri,l oath,
That he wOaid forth
To Washington,
And lay Il on
To Duff Greens back; For qVCth he,
I'VE BONE enough
Os backgusrd stuff
From this Green Duff
And now his skin I'il Acc
Thus saying, he started for the CITY,
(Tbe place of bluffs residing
Determining 10 show no pity,
Bdtgiye hearty hiding
Duff heard that weth Was coming
To give him Gaming
But feigning
No fear, he went ON hummng,
Saving, Let him come,
I'll make hjm hunt
Now Duff with al his vain hustle,
H,s gsanfvm SvDFciI of muscle,
and 5 man easily frightened;
Although 'tis said.
By those well read
In such things, his eye frightened
when he heard that Webb had brought
Nought
But stick to beat him
lie laughed, and sSSars he'd eat HIM
Now Readers, your minds be preparing
For deeds OF noble caring
twas or the sixth of MAY,
(Aaker cf Observation-Disclosures,
And dOn't forget To mention
The domgs of that asy,)
That " ebb, with cane in hand,
In the Capitol took stand,
Close b. the Library door,
From whence he could look DER
The PcnnSy wanna Avenue.
And see when Duff should come up through.
Waiting, awhile he stood
In wra,hful mood;
1t iaSt
lie saw Duff hurrying past
Duck As lightning then webb Aew,
And with awful voice ween}
Thus spoke he unto .resn.
BfaniiShng his cane,
"wvll met-i'm seeking you"
Dufhas,iy drew back
(ENpecting, no doubt, crack
Upon ms sconce)
And drew at once,
Prom OF; ms hreeches poct et,
a pisto prim'd and locked!
At this, weob fincheS--
Cor its length was ".igh inches,
HIfh percussion lock,
Half cap aad mahogany stock"
In this affair,
We can'I BE- too particularly
Webb, say hlnch'd-and, in great alarm.
Let down his cane. and ptac'd 'nsath his arm.
Flying each other, awhile they s,osd
In threat'ning attitude,
Bursting with Indignation;
At last. each to each
Made violent speech,
Then waik'd off IN great perturba,iOn!!--
Now, for the rest of this great f,pteratios1,
They themselves shall tell you the story,
For each ofthem's made declaration,
The battle I iVon and The glory"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-26
Fare reduced to FIVE Dollars

Winchester e. Aierandria Mail AG-''
THREE TINES WEEK, AND THROUGH y w.
DAY!
The subscriber respect
*LGHA fully informs the puOl'i rI' -.
'tss5fff836fqfR the suggestion OF h' x;r.
szsEE-X 1k2Ahas reduced the fare Nun VIZ. .
chester to Alexandra to Five Dollars, (lI''D..,
distances "a cents per mile The line VII gu" AN.
to 60 through in day. and pans Will be '.'''''
merit the patronage Of the public. ,...r.,
II will leave Winchester on Monday, "e',sp
and Fridays, at A. NJ aud arrive in ,iexsnd.
Returning. will leave Alexsrdna on nv a..
Thursdays, and SATURDAYS. al , A. ". 4 an's ~
chester at up ", This roate passes 'hrolsp 1,
ages of MiIwood, Paris, Upper'iIie M.d1'''TS Nv.
die, and Providence; all of which are 'i'''' y -
light r..,,,,oc
This arrangement is such as to cause no I.saor,f
whatever to ,ravell rs who wish proceed en',i
from Alexandra or in any direction from "r,;ag
r,e Baltimore stage leaves AieSaHiria every nos
and the different stages leave Winchester OF '"'
ings following the arrival Of this stage.
A Splendid Hack and UiS e.,
Are kept for hire at my residence IN h'ae"a ,d,
and private conveyanc es can be had at all uaI'
Of the stopping places on the fonie'
- All baggage at the risk OF the owner owner. poy,
sept l6-eolw l,lawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-26

Winchester &. Aierandria Mail NG-s'
THREE TINES WEEK, AND THROUGH y w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers having been appoint " ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of LitchReld Commissioners on the estate of
 HICKS SMITH,
 late of Litchield, in said district. deceased, represented ;nsolvcnt. to receive. examine and adJust the claims of the several creditors Of sa'd estate, hereby give notice that said Court mas allowed six months from the 18th day of November. 1880, for the creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims to the Commission CTS; at the expiration ofwhich time all claims not presented will be foreclossd and barred . recovery; and that we shall meet for the pur- pose of attending to the duties Of our said ap- Pointment, at the late dwelling house of the deceased. in said LitchAeld, on the l5al day ot December. 1880. on the sth day of Febr- ary' 1881. and on the 9th day of May. 1881, at nine o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days. JosEPH BlReE, DANIEL HALL, Com'Ys. ORIGIN S. SEYMOUR, ] LisckGeld, Nor. l5, 1880 as
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

Tine character of this Ointnens is well establish. ed as to need no recommendation, or being Pleas. ant safe and sure remedy for that loasoe dissass. t s also cure for other eruptOne 0f tse skias pne- ticularly for the salt rheum and ehilblaas. Price " l.2 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters.

which have been proved by shousands to he % emin. enty useful in removing all JaUndiee and Bilious eom. piaints. Price g l-S cents. .,...
 4 fresk sspply ef fhe G6Ove $ .jssst ye. ceiyed and for sale in Litckf fsld ky Drs. Ab6e d1 Barnes, s. BSeI. aRd Zee &r Beckwitk; in Burlington Iy T. MasosA and Webster 4' Hisckcock i; aad by tks Druggists ia NeW- Havsn, Havsford, 1i@- dIetOaOn, SaybrOOk, Albany, Neae- Fork. aud Boston. TeOWly61 J2Iy 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25

Davenport's celebrated Eye Water. which needs ony to he used to he highly appsossde Q lor all sorts of wsak and sore eyes. -'t"
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
Dr. Landon's Estate.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis -A trict of Litchfeli has limited six months from this date for the creditors to the estate of DR. NORMAN LANDON,
 late of LitchReld, deceased, to exhibit their claims against said estate, legally attested.-- The Commissioners on said estate hereby give notice that they will attend to the duties ol their appointment, on the second Mondays of January and May, 1881. at the dwelling house "f Aaron Bradley, tn said Litch6eId, at nine o'clock A. M. an each of said days.
 WILLIAM BEEBE, [ ComnaiS-
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, sioaers. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 JOSEPH ADAMS, Adm'r. Litchfeld, Nov. IS, 1880 2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
%NOTICE.

TN consequence of recent arrangement in A business, and as the subscriber is about lS' leave town. 1t becomes necessary that ALL ACCOUNTS should be settled without de- Iay. Particular attention to this notice there fore will much Oblige
 GEORGE TREADWAY. Litchfeld. Nov a. 1880 2Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25

OFA new Cider BaFFsl waS taken rom the COoper's Shop tn this village on Monday night last, und some dine previous Iae: " wUald be favor conferred if either should Oe returned, accounted for, or their value pad.
 November 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25

Yo uOuTSSntOS VWa&e Ot IkSSs
 Wolcotuille, tn the town of Torrington, consisting of the following val. uable property, viz: About two acres of land on the south side Of Waterbury river, opposite the well known tavern stand Of Capt. Samuel Bradley, on which are two story dwelling house, with a large we'll shaded and beautiful yard tn front, and finely cultivated garden tn the rear of the house a harm. carriage house, wood house and other OWt houses; a small dwelling house, and large and convenient store. This property is all of tt tn the most pleasant part of WOlcOttvills, which renders it a very desirable place of residence for man of business.
 Also, that well known Store SsGnd on the north side Of the river, situated few rods from the WoOllcn ManuiactOry in WOlcOtt- vile. The store has been recently built, is conveniently constructed, and is decidedly the best stand for business tn the village.
 Also, one new tw0-stOry Dscelliag House aud Los, about twenty rods north of the meet ing house in said village. The dwelling house is well adapted for two families.
 Also. about Eve and an half acres of good LANB opposite the Meeting House, suitable for pasture or plough land. There are two good building lots on the same, very pleasant. " situated. Toe above mentioned property VII be sold on the most reasonable terms.- For further information apply to SAMUEL BRADLEY, or to the subscriber, both of WOl- cottville. VIM. E. RUSSELL.
 WotcottUiile, Aug. 12, 1880 VsI
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
P0ETRY.
I,.... the Rnnton lAmateur.

kSo,n the Rost0B Amateur.
 soNe OF THE HENPECKED. a her hair is dark as the midnight wave, And 1er eye is like kindling fire, And her voice is sweet as the spirits voice That chords with the seraph's tyre. But her nails ara as sharp as tOasting fork, And her arms as strong as bears: She pulled my hair and she gOuged my eye' And she kicked me down the stairs. I've rot an eye that E made of fglass, And I've got me wig that g new,- The wig is frizzled in corkscrew curls, And the eye is a clouded blue. She may shake her knuckIes full in my face' And put the lamp to my beard, And hold the broomstick over my head But Tn not a bit afeard- For I've bound her over to keep the peace, And I've bought me g crab-tree cane The justice will come, and the constable too, If she meddles with me again. My head was week in the linen cap, And my eye month in the patch; Inever thought that the torch oflove Would light such birthstone match! From ths Ne,u-E -Englond Weekly Rev;e'c.
 THE REPLY. Oh! his face is as red as the dog-day sun In misty sunset sky; And the tip of his nose is a burning coal, You might light your candle by. His eye was gouged by two quart jug That cracked across his nose; And his other has taken rainbow hue From his pot companions blows. He blundered against the red hot grate, And the grate returned the blow And the lamp that singed his grisly beard Was the Lehigh coal below. I've emptied his bottles liquor, free As the flow of Autumn rain:- And the sheriff will come, and the jailor too, If he fills them up again. He has lost his scalp-he has lost his eye And his face is grim with blows And the early light of our love has changed To the light of tippler's nose. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE. THE Court of Probate for the district of LitchReld. hath assigned the 25th day ot instant November, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchfield, Tor the appointment of Commissioners on the estate of
 WILLIAM STONE, .ate ot said LtchAeld, deceascd. represented !nsolvent: at which time and place all persons interested in said estate. will if they see cause. attend before said Court, and be heard relative to such appointment.
 By order of said Court.
 TRUMAN KILBoRN, AdministrotOr. Litch6eld, Nov. 10, 1880 ee
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
FOR SALE.

{; :;; :$$ $: :;;:;;: :;; #; ;$::: <: : $; 5:
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
Dr. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

 vWVHESE PILLS are justly esteemed ior theirleaay II operation and good effects as m',i. .asr. asd a head, stomach, and bowels, janndice sad seassy, piles rheumaism. inAamna.icn oi the eyes. ssma,e tions the skin dysener bilious chclic, dssieess. and headache. They are likewise m ando'e against infectious diseases, removing "bs,ructons ot esrry kint by dissoving discharging the morbid n'.'- ter, helping digestion restoring Os, appetite. and dated 10 all ages seasons and hours that they may bs taken in Winter and Summer. at any time oi 's day. without regard to diet hndrance of business. The'r opera.ioo s gentle, pleasant, and sectual. that by experience they gre ind ,o exceed any oiher pyslc hereolare offered to the public Those who are tra" yelling by sea or land, will ind hen great prsserta. ton from the diseases of loreiga cli'naise..
 From the numerous Certificates which might Do used, the propsietors will make usc of she following only. from the Hon. Phineas Allen, of Ph's6sld, Mass:
 "Mr. Dasisik-I have made use Of vAriOas kindsOf Bilious Pills ia my family. and hesisaie not .o says 'hat Dr. Davenpors's are the h::: Esm'Iy Ms.,cSs ever used. PHlNEAS ALLEN.
 PitsGsld, Mass., lso8." -s t-,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
 THE Court of Probate for the District ol l Waterbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of Charity Fairchild. and for the creditors to the estate of IMnry Fairchild, and for the creditors to the estate of Philo Fair. child, all late of Watertown, deceased, to ex- hibt their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at- tested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 EBENEZER BATES,
 Administrator On said Estates. W0tert0aUn, NOv. 8, 1880 s2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25
CL0v's Itck OssstMsesst.

For pleasananess, safety expedition, ease agdce tainsy s infinitely superior so any other cure or tha eormeniing disorder. - ss' \ Price 25 cents per box. ..s.I Claws Stomach Bitters.
 They will be found ia a eases of she following ae. scrpsion so give relief: Nausea, vomiine Hearaarn Coviiyencss, Weakness ae she Breast Pa;n in fAS Saomach, Eoss of Appssise esd a ether symn,ons ef Indigestion and Flaimence. and as nersouS cosisl is not so he surpassed by any shiag.
 Price 25 cents box.
 Pearl TO0tk POacder.
 This celebrated Powder needs no vecommenA..;.. gentleman and lady ah0ald he ia che eopr1sot use of # they wish so preserve their essIk ~ = cay ana have saem appear Of beautiful peary whise.
 Sesd 6v SamaeI Bsssl, Abbe er Barass, md Zee Sc BseksCitR. "
 Litchisld, Juns a, 1880 Ive