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TIE TN o SEASONS
Cars merry Mal to hoIf December,
'Th"uIt getting Oj, pray t"m"mbSf,--
h cen thak.s me shiSer TO behold
fby wiu,ty lace 50 dtear and cold
sob hIs avay. tho b,lry breczo.
Gathering 'rc.n-. ft"u tho trees,
Tho tlnsetl that deck ~. lsp of May
1T sisht vi thee ~ouii dio away.
''f.iul- bird. with notes 50 ehoe,y
? ping each to his deatis
The sportivs t,wn. 50 will In pay
oh! those are all TOT eharnis2 May.
"Many bright and sunny flower.
Sweat "a loves sui ing hour,
Md fields aud ri-sd. all flesh snl gay
Yes tsesc, too, AZ, Tor boon'os May.
'rhc rosy wreath. tho smiing nymph,
The patIius tu of htNstal lymph
Tho t,ch eunA'iOnS hDwry head,
The modest u'.ets fragrant led
"'rhe morn gemmed DER with poariy dew,
Tn. village dance ia bl;ho and say-
res, these too, ara for merry MAJ.
"C't hio away. in ru..st weed
JfsJd TO be- thou decrncd
OH his away, 'tNsere P1in 10
To think upon tho loafess ucc,
$50 stiT and bare, so drcx- and cold,
Iovo thee not for thou old
Wave sot thy leuaess twigs al mo
III dance beneath the sunset tree.
"Oh! bonny May, thou'rt young and gay,
Full fresh in bloom and biithc in play;
limo es on,-and oh rcnembar,
What Hop Is May, shall be December.
"Thy flowers dead, thor fragrance Bed;
The trees are baIo, their Efia9s shed
Wuh'rug ialiiug, aud decaying,
Like the loves that went u Maynx
"The sunny smile, tho play full br'
With all the music thou has, heard.
Yes each ofthese must have end,
Zen like the charms thy beauties lend.
Flora sorfowing o'or her dead,
To the breeze by ,siater sped,
Shall VIC with thee in son llmsnt
Dor beauties gone AMI time mifpent.
"And then Of all thy smiling train
But one atone shaft still REMAIN,
Whose b, autus now thou dos, cnneeuI.
That gayeT charms thou may'st reveal.
"tcs this ofnll that thou hast seen,
Shall flourish in eternal green
sull living tn tho end Of Time,
Frtshening in a wintry cliIno-
"Quiekonng in this closing year
When all the othos diAnppear;
Unbighted by tho winters itown,
IL lives 10 grace tho Vietor's crown.
'rhon bonny May oh play romnrubar
Tho faithful words OF old Hccpmbsr;
And then thou II irire full we'll weon
The living leaf Of EVer-gtcen' ALPUA
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I'm CHANCERY.-A a Court held for Sussex county
IL the 7th day OF October, 1881:
Willie Peebles heir of VIM. III. PEBBLES, Pitt

against
Jones and Amy his wife, late Amy Maclemore, Turner
Newton, and Polly his wife, late Polly Macemore, Bur
well Macemore, Elizabeth Maclcmore, and Rebecca G..
Macemore, by Thomas Massenburg, her Guardian al IL
tenn Dcts
The defendant, Elizabeth Macemore not having entered
her appearance and given security according TO the Act of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence that she is nhaban of this
1t is ordered that the said defendant do APP
pear fere on or before the first Thursday January
and answerthe bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond for two months sccessivcy ara
IKE copy posted at the front door Of the Court
this county, on two successive court days.
copy Teste, J. L. J. MASON, ID. c.
Oct. lS. 46-wSw
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OCtoOer otn, 1851. } -
"HEREAs, Notice was given by this Department on N
W the list instant TO the Proprietors of the Four and
half per cent Stock Of Fire millions of Dollars created
IN pursuance OF an Act of Congress of the Goth May 1926
and to the prorieors of the Fire per cent Stock created in
pursuance OF an Act OF the 18th May that the Ger
oil the said Stock will be redeemed the and I'd
oil January and whereas Of the Pro-
OF me SAID Stocks may desire the reimbursement of
their Certificates previously the aforesaid LIST
ary NOTICE is NOW GIVEN, That, the presentation
ana surrender by the Proprietor of any Certificate or his
attorney duly constituted at the Treasury or at the Loan
once where the same may stand credited at any time pre-
vousy to the aforesaid LIST I'd of January the case
may be- the principal of the said Certificate will be reim
bursed ana the interest which shall have thereon To
the time OF such surrender, will be paid
Oct II. Al oo,.,,s,I9'
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COURTS or CIIANCERy

In The British House of Lords on the 23tb Of septero
pef, INC Loro chancellor introduced bill to improve the
odc Oh proceeding IN Courts of Equity and made these
stated to their Iordsfrs tho general nature Of tIese bills
nc first bill which had been proposed AMI adoocd twas
the ndicat"re in nacy bill which went 10 establish bet
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against
George A. wyle AMI Mary " willie, in their own
rights and us admir- and admX of Hugh Vile decd Ro-
bert Hurt, Allen S. Wyllc, Philemon w wyllic VIM.
Allen and Martha his wife, Mitchell Hail. adm'or of
James Hall, and admir- of Elizabeth Hall and Mary
IL: nylhe' Defs.
This this day to be heard on the bill an
swers OF the defendants Hurt, Mary III. Wyle, Geo A.
Wyllie Allen s. Wyllic, Mary V. Wylle, and Philemon
W. Wylhe (Which answer of the said Allen S. Wyie
IS this day hed the decree uis the defendants wills
liam Allen and wife, and Mitchell Hail. which appear 70
have been duly served, and exhibits and was argued by
COUNSEL consideration Whereof the court doth take the
bill Tor concssed to tic said Allen wife, and HALL
ana doth addgc order and decree that of the commits
oners the court do take account between the plain
uS ana defendants, so as to ascertain what portion
same properly chargeabe to the defendants Geo A. Wy
lie ana Mary " Wylie, respectively, in their individual
characters also what portion of the same accounts is pro-
perry chargcablc TO the estate of the said Hugh willie
d. that he ascertain whether the defendant Hurt has
administered the whole estate of the said Hugh Willie
dec d and If not how much thereof remains his hands
to be admincrcd that he also ascertain what portion of that
part oil the said account which may found To be poperv
chargeabe TO the estate of the said Hugh Wyie decd
shall be paid by the said Mary " Wyllc and the dsrb
tees OF the said Hugh Wye, decd taking Into consIera.
ton the proper distribution between those who drew their
support from the estate and those who drew no support 80
to make up the whole upon principles of eoi
with any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by
HIMSELF Or required TO tic by any of the tt5tfe
.. Copy'-Iestes VIM. HOLT, ID. G.
HALIFAX County, Oct. II, 1881:
The parties Interested in the accouns in the above sniff
directed TO bc taken, hereby notified that have an
pointed Monday, the Sth January next at the residence of
Mary Wyic for that purpose, when and where they
vi" please attend with their papers and vouchers feadt for
settlement. THOMAS EASLEY, C0B,missioufy
Oct IL 47-wSw*
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IN CHANCERY -Mccklenburg county, Oct Court,
n 1881:
Howell l.. Jeilfies, Pltf

N CftANCEKl .-Mccklcnburg county, Oct. Court,
n 1881:
Howell l.. Jeflries, Pitt
against
John S JefIies, admir- Of safai E; Bugg, and in his
own right Swepson Jeflics Achilles Jerics Bracket
Barnes the children OF Jane Barnes, decd whose
are unknown, William Burnett, the children of
nett decd, whose names unknown John Brown, and
Lucy his wife, Charles l.. Jcilies, Richard Jees John
Wnces, admir-. of Thomas Burnett, decd Joseph Sett
and Polly his wife, Robert Reynolds, and Martha his wife,
Sally Burnett, Happy Burnett Harriet Burnett, Mark A.
Burnett Dabney Hill, and Isabella his wife John Burnett
Joseph Burnett Charles Smith, and Nancy his wife, and
Miles L. Crowder, Defts
The defendants, Swepson Je1iics, Achilles Jeiiiies
Bracket Barnes the children of Jane Barnes decd Will
liam Burneu the children of Martha Burnett dec John
Brown, and Lucy his wife, Charles L. Jeiries; Dabte4
HILL John Burnett, Joseph Burnett and Charles Smith, and
Nancy his wife, not having entered their appearance
cong to the Act OF Assembly and the Rules this Court
and appearing TO the satisfaction of this Court they
are not inhabitants of this State, motion of the plaintiff
by his AttoeyIti is ordered that the defendants do APP
pear here on The LIST day of January Court next and
ter their appearance and answer the plaintiffs BILL and
that copy OF this order be inserted in Of the
papers printed in the of Petersburg city of Rich
mond Tor eight weeks successfully and posted the front
door OF the Courthouse of said county.
Copy.-Tcse, JOHN G. BAPTIST, Clerk.
NOV L. 5l-wSH
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ri N HANCERY-VIRGINIA.--At Rules holden in
a the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
and Chancery of the county of Cumberland the Court
house OF the said county, in the month of October 1885,
William l. Balow, Compt
against
David and Robert Maitland, Joseph Fuqua, Sam Chris
uan and Charles s. Palmorc, Des:
The defendants David and Robert Maitland; not having
entered their appearance and given security according
the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they inha-
ans of this county, ordered that the defendants
David and Robert Maitland, do appear here the first
Monday i'm January nest at Rules be holden in the
Clerks Office of said Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery and answer the Bill of the Complainant and
that acoPy OF this order be forthwith inserted some news
paper published i'll the city Of Richmond, for two months
successfully and posted at the front doorof the
of this county. A copy. Teste,
JOHN DANIEL, Jr Clerk
Octi Ill f5-MSw
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N CHANCERY. AT Court held for Louisa county,
n at the house, Monday October the 10TH 1881:
Howard b. Edwards, Plaintiff;

against
Francis A. Houchns Anderson 1rcc; administrator of
William Trce, deed and William w. Bcadcs and waddy
Lpscomb, executors of John Lipscomb, deceased, Des
This day came the plaintiff, by his Attorneys fled his
bill, and the defendant Francis A. Houchins, having
entered his appearance, and given security according
law and the rules of this court, and it appearing the
sfacon of the court that he is nhabitant this
State-On the motion of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL it
ordered that the said defendant Francis A. Houchns;
appear here the first day of January next and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published the city
Rchmofd Tor two months successfully, and posted the
front door of the Court house of this county some court
day. Copy--Testc, JOHN HUNTER, c. L. c.
Oct. 25. 4S-wsw~
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TN CHANCERY.-A Superior Court Of Law snd
Chsncery held for Accomack county. the 18th day
Whiting Stark & Co. pltS
Lewis p Rogers and Charles Belote. Defs
ms day came the plaintiffs by their Attorney, and Il
appearing 10 the court by the affidavit Of Henry A. Wise,
that the defendant Lewis p Rogers is not an Of
this Commonwealth: Ii Is decreed and ordered that the
defendant Charles Beote be restrained from paving con-
veyng away secreng the debts by him owing to- the
effects in his hands beon to the absent Lew
p Roge-And is further decrced and ordered that
the defendant Lewis p Rogers appear here ON the second
day of the next Term and enter his appearance TO this suit
and give security perform the decree which NAV be final
ly in this And il is ordered that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond
A copy e' Teste, ~ JAMss fXiIWoRs.ffH.
Deputy for Tho. r. Joynes, c. S. c. c. l.. and c.
Nov T. 5l-wsw
MFRS. sTANARD'S BOARDING -HOU SE-Situat-
nearly opposite the Virginia Banks, below the Capitol
square-s prepared for the accommodation of Members Of
having attached her former premises additional
Also Tor ooarers a by hs o Wsss %Sp,h or longer term
the winter: Nov. 8: 52-w5w
III Buckingham, about the last Of August 1881, with
out any cause known to me0 HARRY atail ana very
likely negro man, about % % years old his height
supposed TO be about feet square shoulders neck RAJ
Their short, thick bushy head OF hair compile xon bright
but not mixed with white blood, countcnanee good and
plausible, easy address, about usual portion OF icsh
his two front teeth above rather far apart: is said no
has been about Richmond and that is his intention to
go OIL on board some vesscA reward OF twenty dollars
will be given for his delivery 10 me for lodging him in
Jail in Richmond. 1t is probable he has free pabers
Nov. Is. 55-St" W L. F0NTAINE.
Bp edmond MILLS-For Sale OF Leose.s-Th6
Id subscriber wishes sell his mills in the city Rich
mond The Mill House is so feet long and so feet wide,
Tour stories high, with six pair of Burr mill stones all
The machinery necessary for manufacturing flour. Tho
lot on which the mills situated contains about Ia
acres of ground which there also large lumber
house, c6oefs shop and mler's house. The constant
and ample supply of water from the James River Ca
nal which the property is situated, the convenience
oil receiving wheat from both beats and wagons and tho
peculiar advantages attending this kind of property in
the city OF Richmond in consequence of the extraordinary
demand for Richmond City Mill Flour in the South Amer
can markets, render this of the eligible situations
for manufacturing flour to be found in Virginia. Posses
sion given on the first of June next.
not sold shortly, the property will be rented good
tenant for term of years In his absence, the property
will be shown and terms made known to any person
wishing to purchase, by his Richard H. Cunningham.
A liberal credit will be given.
| Nov. is. f51-St EDW'D CUNNINGHAM.
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ETDUCATION-Th subscti for several yoors -
having abored much tohsfegret under the very many
ana serious inconvenience Of II dwelling not Iicenr
" spacious for the accommodation of his friends by the re-
epion oil their children and wards in his Family and School
now taxes great pleasure in informing them that for the
succeeding year. he has obtained of Mr. CHRISTOPHER Ford
oil Amelia his excellent little farm containing ample ho.
room oil every descriptions all other conyeniences
ceSSry Tor the comfort and of both
ing and Day School for children either SEX not xceed
ng tecn years oil age, (as will be admitted in this
SCHOOL over hat age, unless personally the pro
peto and acknowledged possess such habits of
NY and industry as would Justly cnitle them TO admttance
III any institution, however rigid its discipline of either
religious moral nature AS the instruction of youth TO-
inc last twelve years has been almost the cxc:iye en-
poymcnt OF the subscriber looking forward TO no other mr.
esson io support but making this his settled and perma
hent business for fc it natural suppose that nc ba.
spared neither labor 10 qualify b;nsef or a.
discharge ofthe difficult and responsible task of nlea;
ooth parent and child; task which, hutyithstandnc ,ts
hcuy without vanity, he say, from the patrona re
hVaraby received has been performed he hopes TO The
entre satisfaction Gi all heretofore Interested in his school
ms institution viii be opened the 10th of January md
terminate on the 10th Of December following making tho
School-tcrm OF ten months allowing the month of June al
Nacauon Instruction will be given in the Greek Latin
= rench and English Languages; embracing i'm tbe last
Reading Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic and Geooranbv
Win me use OF the Maps and Globes very extensively
IERMSe-For Board and Tuition Including he'd bcfs
alhg' cahdies &c $50 For Tuition alone S25 in every
instance, and scholar received for shorter nerioJ b
session of five monhso such as may wish IN cnco,rn
schoo u may be proper to remarks that early apbIcs.
o "0ud DC best, as is not designed be untfstalv
arSc, having ITS limit which viii be exceeded The
intention oil the subscriber devote his fine and Aztec
on particularly TO his school, having employed an
10 take charge OF his few agricultural engagcmcntsTbc
discipline OF this school will be humane; but offences will
invariably receive their due consideration and not unf
quenty their deserved punishmenL directed N
gainesville p o., Amelia, viii be attended to with nro.t
"oIS anu pressure. JOHN III. DAY.
NllcIla Oct II. H-wt25thD
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a. OMERSET FOR sALE--The land and rcsido,-oo-1-
- the late Beniamin Gryncs q. h. $3.50.

~ the late Benjamin Grymcs in the COUNT Of Gin
George, Virginia. - "B
- by virtue U deed Of trust ~ me executed bS said
1rynes IN ms ilenc and duly recorded ia the Ceyk,s
Oce OF sad county and in pursuance Of decree of ia
superior court Chancery for said county subscriber
as rstee VIII sell the Aforesaid tract OF land on the
misses ON the OH day Of January next Us321 II fi1 n
not he next fair day. TO the highest bidder upon credit
OF oths as directed by said decree, except so much
as dccrced TO be paid in cash. and the expenses attend
ing he sale OF said land all Of which said cash payment
may anmint to l6 $1,000 The purchaser Is required
give bond with good security, 10 carry interest from the
ay OF The said sale, for the residue othe purchase money
er dcductng the required to be paid in cas) and
bond. ~ TTWTS T,,s,e. ~
Nov 4. Bf--y,t5q
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EN CIIANCERY HALIFAX County, July Court 1881 (:
n Stephen Cook and William s. Reid, surviving part
ncrs Of Stephen Cook & Co. Pitts
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the residents
L and non-residents Of the town Of Corn.
wall, who have unsettled taxes made on the
assessment list of 1898. that the subscriber
will sell. on the 28th day of May, 1891. at the
old public sgn.post in Cornwall, as the law
directs. by virtue Of three warrants to me d.
rected. so much of the real estate Of the fol-
lowing persons as will pay two town taxes,
one Of six and the other Of three cents, and a
state tax Of one cent on the dollar. together
with lawful fees. (viz:) Barbarina Eggleston,
Isaac A. Norton. Nathan Shelman, John
Slead, Jr. Daniel Slead, Asa Tallmadge. Amer
Baldwin, Oris Barber, Phinehas Cook, Oliver
Chapio, cd, John S. Derthcck, Jesse Peck,
David Smiths heirs, Lewis Wadhams, and
Samuel Garner.
And also the subscriber will attend to re-.
ceive the State and Town Taxes on assess
ment list Of 1899, at Bierce g. Harrison's
store on the 2lst day Of April. 1881, and on
the 22d at the dwelling house of the subscr-
her. from 2 O'Clock p. M. until O'Clock P.
NJ. on each of said days. Those who neglect
must expect to pay fees.
ANSON ROGERS, Collector.
Cornwall, March IS. 1884 AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
DR.. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

NVHESE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy
Il operation and good effects as mild, safe, and
sovereign remedy for Bilious Fevers, Psins in the
head, stomach, and bowels. jaundice and scursy,
piles, rheumatism, inflammation Of the eyes, frmale
complaints, acid stonachs, indigestion, worms. erOi'-
tons on the skim dysenery bilious ehoc, dizziness,
and headache They are likewise an antidote againss
infectious diseases, removing distractions Of every
kind. by dissolving ana dscharging the morbid mat
ter, helping digestion, restoring lost appetite. and
sure relief for cosiiye habits. TREY accommo
dated TO all ages and hours that they may be
taken in Winter ard Summer, at any time Of the day,
without regard diet hindrance Of business. Their
operation gentle, pleasant and eecual, that by
experience they found to exceed any other physie
heretofore offered to the public. Thnse who are ira.
yelling by sea land, will iMd ihema great preserva-
iion from the diseases OF foreign climates.
From the numerous Certificates which might he
used, the proprictors will make use OF the fnlowng
only. from the. Hon. Phineas Allen, Of Piits6eld,
Mass:
"Mr. DnnieU-T have made use Of various kinds Of
Bilious Pills in my family and hesitate not to say,
that DR.. Davenpor's are the best Family Medicine
ever used. PHINEAS ALLEN.
PittsGeld, Mass, 1925"
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
AUCTION.

THE subscriber, by order of the Court oil
Il Probate for the District of Litchlield,
will sell at public auction, on the third day ol
May next, all the Real Estate of John CLARK,
late Of Litchfrld, deceased, consisting of the
dwelling house and appurtenances lately oc-
cupied by the deceased. on the turnpike road
leading from Litchfsld 10 Harwinton, being
the first dwelling house west Of Spruce Brook,
with about six acres Of land. chiefly meadow,
adjoining said house. Said land and build
ings are under the incumbrance Of a mortgage
Of about $l70, and under the incumbrance of
the widows dover in ene-third there
Also, at the same time, some articles OF
Personal Property belonging to the deceased.
Sale to commence at eleven O'Clock A. M. on
the premises. p" 's
EBENEzER CLARK, Admin'r.
Litehfeld, -April g, 1881
The subscriber also offers for
sale, on reasonable terms, A TRACT OF
LAND adjoining the aforesaid premises, COO.
tanning about One Hundred Acres.
d 4S EBENEZER CLARK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
NOTICE.

g much Of the real estate of Seth p. Beers
~ Moses X. Botsford, Charles Y. Chase
Augustus Chaplin, Nathaniel Church, Jun
James Hatch. Abel Hall. Jerad Harrison,
Theodore Ives, Samuel Jarvis. Joseph Ketch-
UNI. John Merchant, Moses Noyes, and Ella
kim Northrop, as will pay town and state
tax on the list Of 1899, and all legal charges
thereon, will be sold at the Public sign Post
in Sharon First Society, on Saturday the 21st
day of May, 1881, at 8 o'clock A. M.
Also, SO much Of the real estate of Jacob
Waldron, Philip Waldron, Charles w. Whit
ford, Ezra Clark, Widow Elizabeth Coleman,
heirs of Elijah Bump, heirs of Samuel Drain,
and Roswell Fem. as will pay state and
town tax on said list Of 1929, and all legal
charges thereon, will be sold at the Public
Sign-POst in Sharon Ellsworth Society. on
Saturday the 2lst day Of May, 1881, at three
o'clock P. nj.
ANSON NORTON, Collector.
Sharon, March %, 1881 s42
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-04-14
Commissioners Notice.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
trict Of Litchfield has limited and allow
ed SIX months from the cath day Of March,
1881, to the creditors to the estate Of
ASHER SCOVILL.
late OF Ltch6eld,in said probate district, de-
ceased. to exhibit their claims. legally attest
ed, to the Commissioners on said estate for
adJustment.-The Commissioners hereby
give notice that they will meet ut the late re-
sldenee OF said deceased on the 18th Of July
ana the esd day of September next, at nine
o'ei"ck A. NJ. on each Of said days. All
elaims not exhibited within the time limited
w.a De toeeser foreelosed and debarred re.
eosery.
JosEPH ADAMs, COmmis-
ORisEE s. SxYMeUR, { sioners.
4 y psrsdus Indebted 90 said estate are re-
suested g make immediate payment 10
PHINEAS LORD, A&m,r.
EasAAaA NORA "a, Issa "a