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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

consequently, tho lateral pressure ana
tiauee friction heretofore objected TO IN the
old wheels, are entirely avoided by this
form; and this experiment establishes the
gery Important fact, that cwUatres, not
preceding Jolr hundred feet radiHs, offer
no impeachment to the transportation upon
Railways, even at the rate of at least ~
fecR miles an b0ur-and that a curved
Railway is, in all respects, as easily tray
eiled, and with rs perfect safety, as one
upon a straight line. At the speed travel
led Yesterday, which was generally from
ten 10 twelve miles an hour, the car would
have kept the track to ELECTS Mills
without any Gange upon the wnoels-whIch
fact wlilremoye all apprehension Of danger
or risk. by rapid travelling on the curved
part of Railways"
''Early in March last, proposition was
made by the President of the RaiI-road
Company to the President OF the Canal
Company, that the Engineers Of the two
Companies should be directed to ascertain
by actual survey Of the difficult passages
along the Potomac, whether 1t was practi-
cable 10 fad room sufficient for the con-
struction Of both ,ho Railroad and Canal,
along the Northern bank OF the river.
This proposition led 10 a correspondence
which resulted in giving the instruction
proposed, and the Engineers, with proper
assistants, proceeded 20 make the survey.
We have now the h.ga qualification to
state, that TIC survey b 50 lar progressed
as to satisfy the Eng neers that there is
no Rsu2orab.e obstacle tothe construction
1t both improvements az ia up the Pofo
mae as Harper'- Ferry, and without any
great Increase of cost 10 either Company. "
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
MESTERN ENTERPRIZE.

Two trapping expeditions have been
lately fitted ont tor the Rocky Mountains
Tho one from Fort Smith, Arkansas Terri
tory: the other from s.. Louis, Missouri.
The former, it was expected, would num-
b,r from 300 20 300 men, and be absent
from Two to three years, subject to snch
requlations as they may choose TO adopt.
The latter Is TO be under the immediate
control of thrco gentlemen, seventy men
being engaged IN the service with ten teams
lor the transportation of the merchandise
nd baggage. This Is stated 10 De the
first time that heavy wagons have been
,,ied for the whole distance. We douOi
not It will be found an excellent eXper-
,,ent. as an case of an attack from the IN
J,sns. land some ofthe tribes are very nos
.,ls1 an excellent defence may be made py
,orming the wagons INTO a bTeastwork.
These uappers resemble IN some meas meas,
go our brelhrep OF Nantucket They Will
,,,derqo the most Incredible priva'ions, ana
leave their ir.qads for years for the sake o.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
4 certain Care for H6rms!
B.A.FahnestOck' 81 ernlfUgc

PcsDqred n his ,-io'osaie and Trtgd Drag Hare
H,asr. c7,aer Of Sirh md ho7f STREETS, Pitts
t.ugh Pa.
THIS nroparaijon Is confidently recommended
no tbe puhle as ar cfTcctuaI remedy for exPelHns
Worms from the system. II BIAS already been ex-
ten.iyely u.ed 10 this county, and the proprietor
has a,certa:ned from particular inquiry, that IL ha-
not f,ed 10 produce the most sauiary effect % ev-
ery instance In ,lich 20 was admuistered-and 10
rnanv c1ses. allsr every other remedy had failed.
II islni5 In ITS operation, and may bo administer
Cd with perfect safety to the most delicate iufnt
The following testimony Oh Us effects is offered
Ca the public:
"We ths subscribers do certify, that we have
used IN our families b. s. Fshnestsck's VomifuEe
and recommend il to the public as the most efiee-
iua medicine for expelling worms from the system
.Jhat has over come within Cur knowledge.
\. w. PREsLY, Liberty StTeet
WV. Doro1As H00d Sfreet, Plts5Tgif
Mas. AvDERsoy, 4h SfTcct,
SAMUEL BR1oHr, Plum t0lrHsi5p' AAegheRy CO
IoHS MoRRow, If5LsiHs t0l5HsiiP, d.
RoBrRr GRAY, Plum toirashlp. ~.
JosEPH ASprKsos WILKINS forHsiP H.
FOR SALE at the Drug Store OF TODD Z
81 GODS. Water rect, Wheeling.
NAV 5. lstA. cow
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
TIE MONEY MARKET.

The oDlnIo1 Is entertained by many IN
i,v.dulls Of experience in money affairs,
th1t 40 scarcity of capital need be uppre-
hended, during, at least, the present year.
others, however, entertain a different aPH-
Joa.
SIN. Gio disastrous period Of 1886,
the trade orspecuhlou has very much aba
ted, both 10 this city and elsewhere. The
curont Of commercial feeling received a
new direction from the failures in cotton,
in companies, and other forms Of specula-
tive business. The quantity Of foreign
goods imported is not so great as usual
'whca We take INTO consideration ,he aug
menlaGoa of consumption, which moves
in this country faster than IN any ohcr.-
We arc cgcdlb.y informed that die banks IN
Wall street have at his moment three or
four millions Of dollars DO specie which
they do not know how to usc!w'h advau-
tage. L appears, also, That the 4. STATES
Bank has about uiae millions olapcce on
hand; and It is generally belcvcdthat there
is moro specie IN the country at tbs mo-
nest than lhc.c has bcca suce iAc tc.Mn-
alton octhc hast war.
Money, it is therefore argued, Is very
plenty. And not only Is money, at tms
iuacjue, plenty here, but ii ls exceedingly
plenty IN London, while the country IS al
led with the CRIES Of distress. Among the
laboring classes ofsocieiy in both nations
partial distress may be ielt.--In this city
there has been a good dca! Of pressure a.
monq those persons who depend Cor The
support OF themselves and their iam,hcs
n9oa tie active employment OF capital
The check gwen To speculative trade by
. ihc events of 1925, Is thus felt, down To
lbe present moment. Capital Is abuu-
dant. but trade is duh. Whyl The rca-
son may be found in tho fact, that every
avenne in commerce is swcharged; every
vacancy filed up 10 overAowiug We toe
often measure the activity or dizziness o
trade, not by the exact number that can be
usefully employed in production and DIS
trbution, but by tho aggregate number
that frequently crowds into these avenues
and produces speculative business.
Another fact has been cited TO indicate
the present state of the money market
1 Exchange on England Is at this moment
under par. Nominally it appears 10 bc
seven or eight per cent above par. bat II
reality it's , l-2below This shews tha
r. the expectations of flour, cotton, tobacco
and other u. s. productions and uncertain
ties about the tariff laws, have produced
a dimuuuon IN mPortations; and the sue
cess of the reduction IN the duties on tei
and coffee, will prolong or stimulate the
feeling which led to such q state Of tmags
Towards the fall, however, 1t IS expected
Iby some, that heavy i~poriot.ons will be
made from Europe. This will have th'
effect of raisiug exchange, and making =
cali on the banks for specie. But the pre-
sent state of the pending great questions
,in connection with thc Revenue aud TART
Lave. VIII have a very strong tendency K
prevent importatious from passing ih'
hounds Of moderation.
Nstr York Courier.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

ihe sum recommended to be a2propria.
o. from the Treasury Tor the support OF
ho Post Office Establishment, for the pre-
sent year, IS eighty-sx thousand dol. rs.
10 IS currently reported that larger sum
was first asked for, ana &c is already known
inlt further appropriations, Of larger a.
mount VIII be wanted for succeeding years.
What every one acquainted WIKI the sub
iect knew, and what we very distinctly
predicted twelve months ago, has happen
ed. Appropriations must be made from the
Treasury 90 support tie establishment. o.
% mast STOP Whether the deficiency M
l,s resources be the consequence Of addl
uoaaI allowances for the expedition or Tor
the frequency Of the mails, Il Is a def
cIelcy stilI, aud Is Justly mlutabie 10 the
distraction from Liat Department Of long
tried aud well eXpere cej officers, and
le supplying thcis places with persons
a.h-r wholly or on "a degree destitute Of
ice rcq1 size experience aud information
and how could 1t be Otherwlse2 How
could persons, wholly new 10 SO compiler
ted o concern, kaow how to proportion
t.I aim 20 t1er mcaasl Whoever rung
Che hob with tlo i.s, quot no pitched, OF
drove iae nurk with the first arrow Ina,
ae sledl low would a raw laldsman
sul snip, or salt seaman dive team
a-fc.i} ln the nature of ta,n5s, 80 couH
not be otherwise thla THAT errors should
b.. committed IN the outset OF an euureI
new administration of The Pos. On
The very desire to obhge and accomuo
date. in itself laudabIe, must have led to
expenditures, which wary experience
would have resisted and avoided daring
the past wear, as 1t has done heretofore.
To rs casting no lmputauon on the officers
TO say that they have had to call upon
Uncle Sam for help. Hhlt they have done
SO. lhair own report, and the Report Of the
Committee. sbews beyond denial. The
fault Is In ibc system upoa which, 10 order
DO convert the Department INTO an mstru-
meat of political rewards and punishment
.Ae first. second, tlrd and fourth OF the
elder and most qualified officers were dis
placed. 10 make way Tor individuals whose
party principles were of the right complex
i0n IfMr. Mclean would have consea
ted 90 be Instrumental no The party project
1a would, 10 an probability, have been
saHino Chef Of the Pos, Office Depart
uout and ts revenue would have suIl
been adequate 90 lis support.
This IS the first tmo since the csto5-
.-rnent of the Government, that am Cp.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
From tho Baltimore American, VI y IL.

From the Baltimore American, VI y IL.
BlLrmORE IND ONO RAILROAD.
ON Wednesday. Mr.. kNIGHT, the Chief
Engineer, On company with some OF his as
sIstants. made am excursion on the track
of the Railway just completed, from the
depot at Pratt street, 90 ElIcotts Mills
.g one of The Winlns Cars, with the mr.
-3rrE COnicql Wheels invented by Mr..
knight. Iho principal object of the trip,
uc learn from the Gazette was 20 test
the levels aud width of the track. aud The
....onot the new form of wheels upon the
Straight lines and curves respectively and
comparatively, preparatory 20 the road be-
.1r 0neaed for travel The experiment
has nroved satisfactory 10 the b CHEST de-
-ree. both 10 the inventor of the improve
nent ia the cone of the wheels, and 10 a
number of gentlemen who witnessed the
1er.0rmancc-omong whom was The Lon.
judge Dorsey. of Elkridge.
.'Ibis most important improvement m
the application of the cone was the result
.ra close mathematical investigation on
he Dartof The inventor, Of the laws Of mo
ION ADD mechanical principles governing
he subjects and ils practical operation
mas most fully verified the correctness OF
,be theory Indeed tins ascor,alnment Of
MS great superiority over every form OF
.,heel hitherto used, mus; date anolherm-
o3rtant era ia the construction OF machn.
.-y Tor Railways
~On the straight lines of the track, the
car moved Tor a mile az time without any
,osrent vibration from side TO side, al
enough the extent of play between the fam
rs and rails. which has been adjusted TO
SUIT fiis cone, is one and three quarter
,cbes. or double the extent heretofore al
owed ON Railways. The car was made
pass through the greatest curvtures o.
Is road with different veloclues, from on
fifteen miles an hour, without the h"n
ses once coming in contact With the rails;
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

adventure and gain. On tIsir tet1fn they
layisltiheir money with a sailors prodigal-
ity, and soon become restless and unsatis-
fed in the ease and luxury of the settle
ments. On the wilderness of the prairie,
or in the recess of the Rocky Mountains,
they breathe freely, though it may be in the
midst of danger, for they know they are as
swift Of foot, have as quick an eye. are as
exert in stratagem or with the rife, as
their wild enemies. 1t is worth travelling
from the East TO the West to hear one OF
the old trappers recount the story of their
adventures and their suflerings, dwelling
on the wild and interesting scenery, the
most so OF any in this country with which
they have so long been conversant, with
an enthusiasm which would chain the IN
terest Of any one. Much accurate inior
nation may be obtained from them O: this
Ultima Thule ofour country-the source
and length of the rivers, ITS climate, soil,
and productions Many have crossed the
mountains and followed the Oregon to the
Pacific. Indeed we know not the charac
Ter that would furnish the novelist with
better materials for an original, and which
has been as vet but fcebly drawn Gin.
.1Rcrican.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

Neutrality-suspicious. 3. GAEDlyER.
o be Register Of the Laad Office at Tifin
1aio, was rejected unanimously.
The nomination of MosEs Dawson. To
d. Receiver of Public Moneys at Cinema.
3, was rejected by o vote Of . to II.
Nat Journal.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

a larger number Of stores nave been and
.-s about to be, erected this season, than
or many years past. Besides those which
no nealy completed, preparations are
lsng for building IN almost every sec
1a of the city. At the north east corner
.rF.ah and Market streets, lately injured
bt fire. four stores on Market street and
lree on Fifth viii be taken down aad
1uI, anew. I'm The same square, near
Fourth street, four other old stores will be
superseded by new ones. In Market a.
Dove Fifth, and at tho corner Of Fifth and
Minor. similar Improvements are about to
be made. Constant rcnovauOns are ~
progress in Market street, and rents con
uuue To- be very high Even cellars are 10
rrcat demand as warehouses
TPmad. Morn. Journal
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19

Stem B.H D.sHSrr-"
Che Sean Boa. IIGbhoo. %.
a.s rtu New Orleans, 2)J nI.cs boz
louisville. took fire ilom the stove
rI having qu1au.T of gun Po"-e
.rrf. ina few muu,os blew uP "
lost. b1t vessel and cargo to,ai-
r. .s.-... -Cu 4ne-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
DOCTOR YIChERS
wT9Y2R OGA eETOnY .

r,r e7lo Nv A. $. TODD, MAN ~ WaeeII"s.
THIS Embrocatton has Ter long time been
esteemed as a valuable remedy IN variety oi c's-
cases. and will want no other recommendation
tl,n iaat furnished by the use o. one or two Dot
,i.s In Rheumatism it is attended with the most
si-a7l advantages also valuable 10 NP0"''
y,rJrsss. Burns, Iai1lmi Seedlings, and IS pari-
.ulifly seryiccabIe 10 Lnmjgg0, or pains M the
b,ck. and n many instances, wien taken 90 doses
of from 20 I'D drops. On syrup or sugar. u elEes
,r.r,odia,e relief in CboEc ltls also much ilmcd
f,,,is powerful disciissivc efficacy in the removal
..f Poi ErH f5a4iq, Pusa, Strains, ard many
,ffer d;sclscs incident 20 horses For more
15rii.ular description of,h.s EmSrocatiou ana the
nc,hod ofu-ing IT, see tie advertisement surroun-
ding the bottle.
NAV 70. 1880. 4s-ly
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
waMEGrMG MARKET.

SATURDAY. MAY is.

TNtlE patronage of the citizen. ceiling :
- respectfully solicited by II. w. CAR
TER, who hls COMMENCLDm t.s ACADEMY
a school for the admission of v u.g Misses md
Gentlemen. Ia has School will be mIshi uil thc
useful and scien,ili, branches Of an English educa-
ton
Mr.. tWteris an experienced teacher. and shall
by ndoi iIgibio cNertl1us, endeavor 10 give gone
ril satisfaction 90 bis employers. lie also eEga-
res 90 py the Strcicst attention both 10 tie pro-
Nay l9. 1880.
y q. The terms Of Tuition will be quite mod
crate.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
III uANcERY
HHrg 5jra EG dob
IlI So Frrleritk F0rls.

HlyB tir5 LG dob
Lg% FrctaiA foeb J
tIiiS day came the complainant hy bis Coun-
sch aud the defendant Henry Kuk, having failed
% eu,ef his appearance according 10 law and the
uLes of THIS Cout, and itappearing the salisiac-
ton Of tie Court, thlttho sand Henry Kirk IS no
mhiju4nt Of this Commonwealth; Therefore,
on motion OF the Complainant, It Is ordered ihat
tle said Defendant Henry, do appear here on the
first day in August term next, and give security ac-
cUr,,ng TO law aud answer the Complainant DIE
ard that a copy Of tins order be published m the
" Wheeling Compiler for two months successlyely'
aud n8t another copy be posted on the door Of the
Count House of OHIO county for the like period.
A co n Taste VIM CiIAPLlNE, C. o. c.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
"a THE PUBLEC,
WOOL
VIII be manufactured al far prices, and IN th'
mos complet, manner lie ~ IN likewise DO
CARDING AND PULLING
limos poqn,

ono COUNTY-At Rules held IN .hc Clerks
Office the 9Th Of May, 1880:
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
G. 100 D S,

slix,d and black Lasting and Bcayoreeu striped
Sttccns, aud French DiNugs
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-05-19
CERTIFICATES.

Having used ia our practice 81 ice Bilious Pill
prepared by William A. BrJck, we can certify
that IN their operation they are mild and well cal
oulated TO produce the effect for which they arr
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
BROKE INTO
TAKEN UP,

,zswE.unxraeS PY the subscriber, on the
- Goth of November, 1880,
one Red Ycarling HEIFER-
asA&&&uuz no artificial mark. The owner
is desired I" prove property, pay charges and
take her away.
LORRIN EMMONS.
Ellsporfh, Dec. I, 1880 s2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

The character Of this Ointment Is we'll establish
ca as TO need no recommendations, FOR being pleas
ant safe and sure remedy for that oathsouae disease.
y . also cure Tor other eruptions OF the skim par
l.2 cents. 80 - - W 49,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
CONectOr7s Notice.

T7HE subscriber having received warrants
l. to collect the Town and State Tax Of the
town of Kent on List 1898. with the excep--
ton Of the townstax Of New-Preston Society
hereby gives notice to all residents and nom
residents liable to pay taxes 10 said town, that
he will attend. to receive said taxes at the
store of John w. Slosson on the 18th, at the
store of Rufus Fuller on the 18th, and at the
inn Of William T. Hopson on the 1S:h days
of January, 1857. from 10 o'clock A. M. uafJ
q p. M. Of each day. Fees viii be expected
Of all persons negleeting this netiee. '''' E"r
re+ s.' JNO. II. ST. JOHN, Collector.
Kent, Dec. 4, 1850 -rr .- ,.--f &c d"
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,

w HcdtOn 8 JaunQlCe DlttCTS,
which have been provedby thousands to be SO emn-
entity useful in removing all Jaundice and Bilious
plants. Price 81 l-2 cents.
"A fresh supply Of tie ADORE is jast rs-
ce.ced and for sale in Litck6eld 81 Drs.
A6be & Barnes, s. Bucl, and Lee +
Beckac,th; in Burlington by r. Mason,
and Webster &. Hitchcock; and By the
Druggists IN NeO- HaUea, Hartford, Mid
d1etosO", SGybrOOk, Albany, Ne,O- York,
G''d Boston. eOU1y6l JaIv 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
DR.. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

YNHESE PILLS are justly esteemed for their. easy
l. operation and good effects as n mild, safe, and
sovereign remedy for Bilious Fevers, Pains in the
head, stomach, and bowels, jaundice and scurvy,
piles, rheumatism, inflammation Of the eyes, female
complaints, id stonachs, indigestion, worms, erup-
tons on the skim dysenery, bilious choc, dizziness,
and headache. They are likewise an,idote agaias,
infectious diseases, removing distractions Of every
kind, by dssoIving ana discharging the morbid mat
ter helping digestion, restoring lost appetite, and
sure relief for cos,ive habits. They accommo
dated 10 all ages seasons and hours that they may be
taken IN Winter and Summer, at any time Of the day,
without regard to diet hndrance Of business. Their
operation is so gentle pleasant, and eectual THAI by
experience they are found to exceed any other physc
heretofore offered to the public. Those who are ira
yelling by sea or land, will find hema great preserva-
ton from the diseases Of foreign climates.
From the numerous Certificates which might be
used, the proprietors will make Of the following
only, from the Hon. Phineas Allen, Of Pilts6eld,
Mass:
Mr.. DanieL-I have made use OF various kinds Of
bilious Pills in my family, and hesitate not to say,
ever used. PHINEAS ALLEN
Pi.,sfield, Mass, 1925"
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23

Ara Court Of Probate holden at Litckfeid.
,O'thin and for The District Of Litchf felt, on
the l1M doy Of December, l8SO-Presenf.
Frederick WoleOtt. Esq. Judge ofsaid Court:
Upon the petition Of Origen S. Seymour,
" Esq. shelving to this Court that he IS the
guardian Of Mary Y. Ckenea', Of Litchfeld, in
said Probate District. minor under the age
OF twenty-One years; and that said minor Il
the owner in fee Of a certain tract of land w.
ing in said town. containing about forty-fva
rods Of land, being part Of the home lot ST.
las E. Cheney, late Of said Litchfeld: deceax-
ed bounded north on highway. westerly on
Joseph Adams land. southerly on land distri-
buted TO Charlotte Maria Cheney, east on the
dover Of the widow Of said Silas e. Cheney.
deceased. and land distributed to SiIax r.. ann
ofsaid Silas E. deceased: and that said mi
nor IS also the owner in fee OF one undivided
fourth part of the lands and buildings SET oue
to said widow Of said Silas f. deceased, nn-
der the incumbrance Ofthe life-estate OF. said
widow therein and that said land is unpro-.
ductive; and that said minor stands in need
of the proceeds of said land to pay f6r her etf-
ucation and for her support: and that II n a.
the interest Of said minor thar said lande H..
sold-And praying this Court to emnow..
HIM or some other meet person Ia seil "a
convey said lands, on bond being duIy r;v.n b.
vest the avails Of said estate wHen ia :. \.
required by the statute in such ease nal 80
provaded-as per petition on iIe. dafed -.
y. 1850, more fully appears: Wheye,r,or 80.
OTdered, that said petition be Continued l,nt;I
inc 18TH day OF February, A. ID. 1881. n q
q CLOCK 10 the afternoon: and that notice az.
sIs appicat'on be gisen by publisiiing ala
OIuer Three weeks sIccessiseiy id the nevvsua.
pef printed at LitchHeld. the last ofaNhgrA
peeGa.catlOns shall be at least six weekS se1Sr~
said 18th day Of February. -. .-' 80
"a true copy Of Hecord--certiseGf hy
q F. W0ICOTT, kdes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23

Darenport's celebrated Eye Wafer,
which needs only to be used to he highly approved d
tor all sorts Of weak and sore eyes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
William Stones Estate.

William Stones Estate.
THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
4 trict Of LitchfeId has limited and allow
ed six months from this date for the creditors
to the estate Of .4
WILLIAM STONE,
late Of Litchfeld, deceased, represented in
solvent, to exhibit their claims against said es-
tate. legally atteste,i.
The Commissioners on said estate hereby
give notice that they will attend to the duties
oftheir appointment, on the second Tuesdays
OF January and May. 1891. at the late dwell
ing house Of the deceased. in said I.itchl Geld,
at nine o'clock A. M. on each OF said DAYS !;
at the expiration Of which time all claims not
presented will be fOreclosed and barred re-
covery.
WILLIAM BEEBE. J
STEPHEN RUssELIs COm'rs.
DANiEL KEELER,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to.
ss'v q TRUAGAN KIbBORN, Adm'r.
Lttchfeld, NoU. 26, 1880 go
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23

CONTENT Beach, Adm,r.
LURANDUs BEACH, Adm'r.
IOrringtOE, Dec. 9, 1880 sgt