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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
POETRY.
From ihe Boston Juvenile Reposilory.J
 THE DYING ROSE.

z 41s. q CMLp.. ,.,s .a,.s Tn sure watch t well; and every night ponr'd sOfi water Der ls shrivell'd eaves; q Sill every dny it droop'h--iis hnda fell Qh, If,s leaves fell tnO--and now there's nought ButIhis dry sfak remainings say Moiher, # ,vaier ii, and move it in R sunnier spot, WiIlit revive again MoTHER. s,,,...-l.,. 2 Foy many summers, and full well I knew
 That this would be iis ias for t has livd While others faded-t is dying NOao,
 And atl vour future care will not restore it. niI von not know, my child, that all the buls A nd 'Aowers of earth will asD fade and leaSe us1 They'I live while, then die, just like this rose. CHILD.
 That will repay me Tor my constant care None. with wide-spreading leaves 6 pretty blooms That will not Jade and leave me thus alonef Oh, leilme, Mother, do such never grow MoTHER.
 Which will reward yqgF lOil aud pMxious care Fur better than the fading flowers oi earss Bni you must cultivate md watch it's growth, And keep it free from every poxi0us weed; Then will h every day put tofth fresh beauty No rude blast can ever sear It's freshness-- .e4sNb hoar frost nip it, Would you know u more :. As did the Rose--or its high home s heaven. sk.HrLo.
 Aud what's its name? Pray tell me ifyou will, MOTHER.
 ,Tis the pa,e soHi, my darling child-@
 That precious gift your heavily Father gave: And fyoa keep il pars, and ask His aid
 To culture t sright he'll give 1t you;
 And when you leave this world, twill fully bloom lh iis own native soit--and meyer d;e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
NOTICE.

TEHE Court Of Probate for the District of "A Eitchfeld hath limited and allowed six months From the publication of this notice tor the creditors 0f the estate Of
 ANDREW COTTEN. s late of Cornwall, in said distriets deeeased. to exhibit ihsir claims siO the subscriber, admin. istrator OnIsaid estate, and all who neglect to exhibit their claims. within the time limited will be debafged n rccpsesy. Asg ~ ... BEER COTTERs -Adm'r..
 CovmcGH, As,r. ., 1888 @
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CWAss eEGOURNEY.
MARTFORD. CON.

AA8E2OkB, CONs
 Has imported by ths sSil0s Rishnras. Brifunnia, and La Grunge, arrived Gs Nesv. Fork from Liverpool offers Jor sole--
 A COMPLETE assortment of Eiil's and "A FOsteris superior Amsls. r .gf5s4g Fosters Vices, and common Anvils G Vices. Sad Irons, in small easlEs of . ewt. each, as. sOrted sizes, to accUmm0daie country Eher- chants. TailOrs' lroh6. bsN5 Fosters hest English steel plate Sh0teIs. 6, 10, I2 link twisted Trace Chains, of snpe- riOr quality. in bags of 25 pair. .,y7 IbbOtsOns', Sandersons'. aud Greayes' superb or Cast Steel. in sslHnrs and round bars, and in sheeis. r s ss .s assf Mill, crOss-cut. circular, and an other Saws.
 BE HAS ALSO ON HAND. esg-t ssgs A complete assortment of James' Wood Screws, and large stock of HemmiDg,s Genuine Needles, of the different qualities S00 boxes Timed Plates, of the commOn and extra brands.
 10000 lbs. of common and superior IRON WIRE, all numbers, for lin plate workers clOck-makers, and other mechanics.
 An assortment of Brass Wire. 300 casks of CUT NAILS, assorted. Cd, 8d, Tod, English Ene drawn, rose heatss Wrought Nsiks. s5 4 50 boxes Collins & Co.'S Cast Steel AXES9
 And q general assortment o HARD4WARE (aOODss. All of whichsare offered for sale, at sahoiesait9
 in conformity to New York prices, ,.l q H0rttOrd, JMLy 25, 1888 6 7
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
NEW BOOKS,

Just ReceiUed at the NeU B00kstOre irs
 EGst Street,
 TURRAN'S Speeches-Wyla Disco VI veries-Sd and 4ti vol. of Theological Library. Young Crnsoe the leih No. Buys and Girls' Library y)--Smiih'y Productive Grammar, SGaith's Arithmetic, CHildss Guide. Violin and Flute Instructor, 4s ~ '.7
 Also. several, Books for .Suaday, Seheol, Lsi.s s byaries. among which are,, Wealthy Farmers,. Missouri Scenes. Common Errors, John BarA.,
 Litchfeld, July IF .a.8
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
U. G. BECKWKTH, At Lhe Sign of Drugs 0nd Medicimes

IS RECEIVING c0NsTANYLY,2 28 esss HENUINE MEDICINES; English and. " American PAINTS; Osbornss LiDeeed., and also Prepared OILS for painting Pure Port Madeira, and other WINES; IL. and F. Porter; Gums. Turpentines, Lamp Oil-DYE. STUFFS-Trusses, Congress Water, &c.-, including all articles and medicinal prcpara- tions usually found in connection with the a- boye articles. which he will sell at small ad. vance fromicost for castr or good credit.
 LisehfeId. A9g. | hssl 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
NOTICE.

RY order Of the Court of Probate for the - District of Waterbury. will be sold at Public Aaction, tunless previously disposed Of al private sale.1 on the 9th day of September next, 60 much of the Real Estate of . x
 LEVI COWLES,
 late of Plymouth. deceased, as will raise the sum of five hundred and fifty sessn dollars and sixty four cents. with incidental charges of sale. The salr to commence at one o'clock F. M. on the premises.
 HOWELL COWLES, Erecutor. PlymOufk, August 2, 1888 50
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DrMgs Gad .MedScs9aes Paints, Oils, Wines, &c.
 :. At Wholesale and Retaii. x 1T. q. BECK WITH

QDo &Ne .DElW-kA w A R K& ss ss AFFERS for sale complete assortment NI ofthe above articles in quantities t0 suit the parchasey. on as good terms. as they can be bought within the statey for cash or credit. including an assortment of Bronzes, Gold and Silver Leef and Foil, Gums Copal, and Shell Lac, Alcohol. Japan and Copal Varnish, Ia marinds, Madder. Cochineal. Indigo. Ameri- can and Russian Isinglass, Spices, Sal Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda aad Seidlitz Powders, Congress Water-superior and common winner Sperm. Castor, pure Linseed and Sweet Oils, Comp. Chlorine Tooth Wash, Pfeston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
 A large assoTtment of PATENT MEDI- CINE --including Hooper's, James,, Rush's and Phinney's Anii-dyspeptic Pills. Dean's Rheumatic Pills, Kidder.s, Medicines. Adder sons Cough Drops, Bateman' Drops, S wailn's Panacea, Wclch Medicamentuu, Th0mPsOn's Eye Water. &c. Se, ,..
 Also. a complete assortment of English and American nPA1NTS-among F which are white and red Lead. Whiting, Chrome Yellow and Green, Prussian Blue No. 1 and 2. Dutch and Rose Pink. Terra De Sienna, Vermillion, Lamp Black, &c. -
 London Brown Stout and l.. and Philad. Porter Old Madeira, pure Port, Samos aud other WINES. .in bottles and by draught, at retail. Pure Cogpiac Brandy, Holland Gin, W.I. Rum, Szc. as medicines, .sse, s.s Physicians, Hatters. Painters. &c. supplied on as good terms as they eau purchase the same qualities in New York.
 LitckfeId, Jan. q4 SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
fiAhrrOaD. Conn. August !. .lsss.
coPARTNERsHIP.

COPARTNERsHIP..a "RARx c. PoRrER, of the late Arm of c. l4 Sigourney SS HI. c. Porter Of Hartford, Goa, and BENsAMIN Fl. FOEaRR. of the late firm of FOleer 8 Lamb, of New-YoE have formed a Copartnership under the firm of
 Henry e. Porter e C0s . to conduct the Hardware Business m its yarl- Otls branches in the city Of Hartford. 3ss n HENRY c. PORTER.
 BENJAMIN H. FOLGER.
 HENRY c. RORYE1 q co. Hdve imported in the ships BritGnaic, Helen, North AmericG, SiLGs RichGrds, and Roscoe, recently Grriped ot Neso- Pork from LiUeTPOot.
 I2A RAGKAGESs comprising am extensiUe and superior 0ssOTtssent cf BinninghGm and She0ield HARDW AXE AND CUTLERY, ichich has been selected ioifh cure, and purchased aDitk cash, iD EngtGnd.- Iheir stock of Goods IS nOsO open, and F ctered tor sale Gt the iOsoest prices. s.,,...,., ., .f.
 CONSISTING IN PART OF- A WILLS and Vices, Trace Chalns, Gate "A and Post Chains, Well Chains. ShOvels and Spades. 7@ Files and Rasps of every descriptien, from the most approved makers. Best Cast Steel Circular Saws, of all sizes. Mill Saws, Cross cut, Hand, Flannel, TenOn and other Saws. ta7 Cast Butt Hinges, Brass and Japau'd Thumb Latches. Locks Of every description, and every article used by Builders. a ys Saddlers', Shoemakers'. and Joiners' Tools. Brass Kettles. Brass AndirODs. Shoyels and Tongs, Table and Dessert Knives & Forks, Caryers and Steels, pen and pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors and Shears. Brass suspended Lamps with Glasses for ma nufacturiBg and other establishments. A large stock of ' James, superior Wood Screws, of aM kinds. .... Plated. timed and iapanned Saddlcry and Harness Furniture. Brushes ofevery description, Brass Wire. A variety of TOOLS used in the different branches of manufacture. CAST STEEL suitable foR axes, also in square and round bars, of Sandersons', .Greaves', aud other makers.
 Cast Steel in sheets, for Hoes, aud manufac- turing purposes.
 Iogether aciM e general assortment of
 Hardware and Cutlery. Ihe 0OOve stock 6 ENTIRELY NEW, to sskich const0at additions sCiH 6c yeceiyed from England, and sold as lo,o 0s c0R be purch0sed in Nea0- York or Boston.
 ALSO, 1000 Casks Cut Nails, assorted from 2d to 60d.--A full supply of Cast Iron HOLLOW WARE, ofsuperior quality, for sale.at man ufacturer's prices. a Sheet Iron, Sheaihing Copper, Zinc. Iron Wire of superior quality, of all numbers. TIN PLATE, of common and extra sizes, best
 brands. North Store ia Erchangs Bniiaing, 1, n @ Main &trest, q fesO rods north of tkef
 State HOMse, HnIf0rd, Aug. |. 6sveOSc9
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
IIaO, oll k0nd, Q good assortment
ROCE RE EES.

CxOCkexy and Hardware, which will be offered at prices much lower than formerly. q Most kinds of Produce iakeu in exchange for Goods as usual. .'e.+''
 MARCUS DE FOREST. W,oodbs,ru Aarskst 6 1888 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
Great Bargains.

INHE subscriber having made aTTangemenfS A for leaving this part of the country early in September next, offers for sale his vaIuable situation tn the pleasant and healthy Viftdge ef Sharon, Conn, south of the Episcopal Church. consisting of st
 Q acres of excellent LANDr eG suitable for meadow or tiilage, large, eouve. nient, and pleasantly situated House and Out< houses. a neyer failing stream of water cross- ing the premises near the barn, a never failiaa we'll of excellent water by the house, an ele- gant garden, and fruit yard illed with large selection of the choicest and raost valuable fruit. For further particulars inquire of the subscriber on the premises, VI ho will give an indisputable title to the same. One half the purchase money wilt De required when tiSs. possession is given, on the 18th of Sept. next.
 the premises are not sOld by the frst Mohs day of September nerts they wiilthen be expo- sed to sale at Public Auction, together with variety of Household Furaituse, Farming Utensils. Szc. sc. s4
 The subscriber will sell his entire stock of GOODS, consisting of . general assortment of
 Dry Goods, Dry Groceries, :,
 Crockery, H6rdscaye, ! Boots and Shoes, together with great yari- ety of Domestic Wares, such as are usually MePe "s CVuuEy VdStcsy StVse-@u uts "usCu will be sold very low. 3 -e3
 The subscriber takes this opportunity to1 tender his grateful acknowledgements tn his customers for past fasOrs, soliciis a coniintl- ance of the same while he remains in town, and will sell of his stock of Goods fnr;eash at COST. and for produce or. approved credit On- usually cheap.
 All persons having any due bills on the store of the subscriber, or any other demands what ever, are requested to present them before the first day of September aforesaid; and all per- sons indebted, or ha7ing open accounts, are earnestly requested to adjust them by that time. as he is anxious to sattls his accSnnt.s himself, and will he under the necessity of leaving all unsettled ones behind in the hands of some other person.
 HENRY READ.
 Sharon. Jnly 10, 1888 Ems
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
TAKEN UP,

& DF the subscriber. in Beth
 Dieni, on the 91th July, 1888. small Sorrei MARE. supposed - Azsi t0 De ten or twelve years old, wiiha white stsipe in the f6rehead, both hind feet white. .. scar on the Fightside Of the ho- dy, no artificial mavks. The owDerlis desired .tp prove property, pay charges. and. take her awpy. LEVI JACKSON 4
 Bsthiem, Aag, 5, 1888 sss .a8sas -s s9
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
DRX GOODS.

HVfiE subscriber has just received an addi- A- tiOnal supply of DRY GOODS, which makes his summer stock sery complete.
 SAMUEL P. BOLLES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22
Litch feld, AMg. '. ..I8SS.
NOT'ICE.

A S A T9a Court of Probate holden at L:tch. "A field. within and for the District of, ,Litch- field, on the 5th day of August. 1888, we the undersigned having been appointed Cnmmis- sionefs to receive, examine. and adjust the claims of the several creditors of the estate of
 MOSES WADHAMS.
 late of Goslrea, ip said district, deceased, rep resented insolyent, do hereby give notice that we will attend to the duties of our said ai- pointment,, at the late dwelling hoase of the deceased. on the first Monday in October next, and on Monday the l2th of February, 1884. al one o'clock F. M. on each of said days. Six months from the date hereof are limited andallowed by the Judge of said Court to the creditors wiihia which to.present their claims against said estate. s4tiaaI N
 ERAsTUs TsTMkN, r..;.
 SAMUEL LYMAN. n:%.sssF
 WILLIAM SrANLRy.
 Goshen, August IA, 1888 Alt
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-08-22

Sharon, Jnly 10, 1888
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DESCRIPTION.

1hrcpry IS bcaulifa bay, six years old this
Spring, full five feet two inches high OF great
atouiness, fine bone and muscle, and as wei pro
portloned as any horse IN America. his gfea, depth
of chest, expanded with ribs Of that oral fo1m es-
tcomcd by all as the great desidera,um IN the lorma-
ton ofthe race bofss-Ils legs are black, with
beautiful varieSatlons Of spots about his nudes,
showing at once the striking analogy he bears 10
his unrivollod Kindred. IL mace and tail arc as
black as the rIcFten raven, flowing with an air Of
graceful proportion, winch b~eautics and adorns
the .Noble Steed, HIS neck, using out Of his sFoui.
'iers IN n gradual arch.dke proportion, towering in
the air with grandeur inexpressiblc, is inserted IN
to a oountcnancc gentle and noble, and at the same
time lighted with that vigiiant sasocity which so
justly belongs to the distinguished of the raee mud
terminating in nostrils wide and expanded. IN
natlng the same ambitious spirit which character
LAol INN throusLl mang a hand l.ughl field. -
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ADVERTISEMENT.

nURSUANT To a decree OF the Circuit supe-
4 rior Court of Law aud Chancery, for the
,ownof Iynohburg, pronounced on the 18th day Of
lane, 1882 in a cause therein depending, wherein
Ro5en 1inslcy is plaintiff, aud Samuel Bransford,
Sergeant of the Corporation Of Lynchburg, and rs
saeh n1m'r Of Nicholas Harrison, dec. Robert l..
GoIeman, Thomas A I~ioleombe, WIN. Radford,
John Marrcll, EdI,ha Clay, Junlue A. Clay, Oden
G. Clay and Paul A Clay, are defendants. The
undersigned, a Commissions for that purpose,
wi proceed, on Monday the fourth day Of March
next, on the premises, ii far, if not, he rcxt atir
day thereafter, if that be not on Sunday, to sell, for
ready morcy, to the highest bidder, the tact Of
Land in the proceedings mentioned, being the SAM
upon which Robert Tinsley now lives, situated ON
Judy Creek, in the county of Bedford, and con.
tninlng 500 acres, more or less, distant about 5
miles from Lynchburg, aud about B miles from
Jumes River. A more minute description Of this
is deemed unnecessary, as it IS presumed
those inclined to purchase will view it before the
day of safe. W. RADFORD, Com.
ian 81 WtIs -
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

TAT il pox ,hou, - ,.a, si,.. ia. NJ. r..
,..n C,rcu Svyr. - e., on,,.I To ~.
nubI,c d,,inp which t,,e scve,al ,hons.,d hn,,Ios
hive h. zen dis ,,b,,,d III, o,a hn,, rho Tn;,od site
and British Province. and in all cases uhefo the
dite,I,nus hav. hcon strictl. 1olIov, d no u,ogc ,b.
nd 4 the oet .,l,,n,. ,r.,,s h,vo ,.., ar,l,
cd md It has nrt ,mlv n,oyed ,,sclf,o .s =, sn.
OF, 10, Innnrnz, Co,ahs col1s A.,hna Wh,o.
niar Couch, hitting OF Blood. and al ,0, c,,ons Of
HE loars.
lbe pioqrietcrs are a, liberty 1, ,e(e, to many
individual, Of the frs, responsibility, who have
been cnted of obstinate coughs Inv ~, use and IN,
following letters received by them are added, for
ihe pciuenl of,hose who may be troubled With
similar comIlnints.
G. ils,uru-Aoer having tried NV The recon.
mendntnn ol my niend,. almos, evcry medicine
for n cough, viii on, the l..l relief / had recourse
10 your New England Cooph s,rnp. and nm ene
hled 10 say, VITA much, think fuInr,s. fiat i, ha,
corpd me OF one OF the most obstinate roapb, cy.
er knew aud shall le,l il 10 be n duty 10
il TO every one whom | find In Mood If so valuable
a medicine. Signed-Y ours, respectfully.
JOHN STEPHENS.
The very great benefit that Ihv d,liv d from
the usc ot your Syrup has as,eni.hed me l,e,oaa
measure. From the length of time that, | suffered
"iIh a most iuVtterate cough, supposed shrul3
uever be ,d Of It shlle lived Bui by taking tn
butlle OF syrup which procured from you, nave
hecn perfectly cured, aud now ct Joy good hral.h.
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WNNCWHya
G2f

TIM ProDc,tq # W oitrer, of Lgnth5hfe.
fHtillS beauufaI f'aee Horse and stallion hay-
q M been s,ieefel wiil4 The s~triciest eate from
he most valuable stosis oflhe laud, IS nov At hs
stand tiny stable. nj ROXY Mount, FttHaIn ooll-
T. Va, IN the glory aud sisoaf Of his youth. feady
T. serve mares ottae reduced price fceatgJfre d9i-
a5s tie season. ~t.ei. ray be discharged hY 'wea-
y dollars ifpmd oi o, bHiore the b clst Of July
i7fa fre dollars insurance, to be- paid IS soon as
lie same is asccrtained or the mare parted with.
tifiesq dollars the single leap, to be paid do#n at
the lmeof service, and one dollar cash 70 the groom
IN every instance. Any gentleman, becoming re-
s~ponsible for six mares, viii BE- allowed ono gratis
the season to mmen the Ist February add
expire the lst of July. Tie subscriber vi Use his
most vigilant cxerflons to give ample satisfaction
10 all who may ratronize ms horse, and 10 prevent
all accidents and escapes. but cannot boiiabie for
my that may happen. Extensive pastarage Is
pfepared for all mare semitic NefcArg. and evefy
attention will be paid 70 mares with colts nothing
Will be charged Tor servants accompanying tten,
and only twenty dte cents per day FOR feeding
with grain % III sub US nay oldcr it. Mares PIT
. H-reWyH thai ftil Ii seoson, vii only be CHAR
ged half price the mex.
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NO'ElCE.

XETILL be sold, at public action, to the high
est bidder, on the premises, Oh the 9th day
of March next, that well known tract of Land be-
longing to the estate OF George Dooloy, dec. which
is situated on the main Western Road, between
three and four miles west of the town of Liberty.
A part of said tract Of Land is cleared, and posses
ses the improvements of a common Dwelling
House, Kitchen, and all other necessary out hou-
ses for a small family, and the land is considered
very fertile by good judges. A farther description
ofsaid land is considered unnecessary, as any in
dividual willing to purchase will view said land
and Judge fer himself. Said tract contains be-
tween , and 300 acres, and will be sold on a credit
OF ten years, in three equal payments, the pureha-
ser giving satisfactory security. BY the execa-
tors. JOHN StiARP anu
WILLIAM b. DOOLEl.
FEB. Of il
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NeCEfltk..

2 virtue and IN pursuance OF a decree of the
GD Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
ry tor the town Of Lynchburg, pronounced in the
case OF William Mlllner, plaintiff. against Richard
Wilmer, Philip Thurmond, Abraham Carter, and
Rowland Gillespie, defendants, the undersigned
Will, on Tuesday the 18th day of April next, upon
the premises, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the tract of Land in the decree mentioned, common
Is called Schotcld's tract. The Land lies on
Iiursley's Creek, and contains, by recent survey,
one hundred eighteen and three-fourth acres.
ADDISON TALlAFERRO d
For Nelson c.. Dawson, Sheriff .. Amherst.
Feb 2I tbs
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4sVTICE.

e ft1.a- aestltus Ia remove 10 the western
~ Country. | n7N offer for ssle the valuable
tract Of GLAND, lying IN the county OF %liadiaK,
Va. on { hilary Greek, and contains Ing acres, the
greater rAr. Of whbh is first rate Tobacco L"and,
the balance good for grain. The improvements
- said Land consist Of a large iwobiofy DwcI'
ne House, almost ncw, n geol Kitchen, icr
House, and all other convenient opi tl0uses-alSo,
several good framed roof Tuhaefo Bafns, n hue
Orchard II well selected Fruits, together with a
,,rlst and Saw 81 Il, a. a first rate neighhorhood
81, custon--Also. one othc, TRACT GLAND,
ing n said county, on Booker lioai, supposed
. contain upwards Of 300 acres, well tltnbered. and
good qualify, q small portion OF Which IS clear
Il, with a comfortable Dwelling House on H.
OH the sboye Tracts OF Land are well wotercd
nh a nurhor Of good springs. | deem II unne-
ssagy TO say any more about the above Lands,
$ presumed that any person wishing 10 rur-
, viii come aud view the premises, aud Judge
F ,easelves, which they are earnestly requested
. 10. ihs subscriber will take a pleasure ~
owing The premises to any gentleman, and wHl
he the terms accommodating.
WIN. MOORE.
Fcb 25. 1t
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TTiRGlNiA, Sc,.-AI h ne, held IN the Clerk. offrl
W oftiie Comfy CO. tot trref-t. on Monday the '
day of January, ~te93.-Roie Garland, PR nt'hS
Fanny odnt, execntriy OF Nathaniel Ohuf, dec 'o"I'
Dlllard, Nathan Williamson aud William DickeH'o"
Dots.-in Chancrry. "
The defendant Wm. Dickinson, no, having entered or
appearance and given security according 10 the act Il ~
scmbly and the rules Of this court, and it appearing by al
isfactofy evidence that he is not m inhahitant Of thl> o"
nonwealth: On motion of the plaintiff, by bis couuse' u
is ordered that the said defendant, VIM. Dickinson, do tf
pear here on or before tho first day of March term htN,
to answer the bill of the plaintiff, and that a cory u ls
order be forthwith inserted in the I%yuchburg 'ifgmu,
for two months successively, and posted at the from u"
ofthe court house in said county,
A copy Testc, ROBERT TINSIEf tH'
Jan. % w2n
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HE subscribers have on hand AMI m.
= stantly receiving from their Sorlbe.. ''-
factory, a good assortment of Carriage~
ciesD 81 which they offer for sale on The
Nam Street, and the lowerlT Turnpike. Tl.y
make every exettlon to do all their Won
best manner, and respectfully solicit the F,,,,, .'
of former customers and friends, and lie M.
generally. ""
Also, keep on hand a supply of work a,J
this place by Northern workmen-Au or
punctually attended to, and rcaairing done ., -,
shortest notice. II. II. BEAcu&T,'
Jan. 3
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PEDIGREE.

R James Taylor and Mr.. Charles Mkin.
1vl4 ney, admir- Of Peter Francisco dec-pieusa
take notice, tina, | shall take the deposition OF
Samuel Il. Duval, on the 9Th of April, 1893, at
Browns Hotel, at Tallahassee, in Florida, and of
Jonathan Christian, and Others, at the Store OF
Flood & Nowl,n, at Oakville, Buckingham county
Va. on the 18th Of April, 1888, to hc read in a sui,
now depending and undetermined in the County
Chanccry Court for the couaty of Rockingham, in
which suit ] am plaintiff, and yourself and Charles
Mckinney, admir- Of Peter Francisco, dec. are de-
PENDANTS. You will further take notice, that If the
above del ositions should rot be completed on the
days above specified, ] shall continue from day tc
day taking ofthe same until they are completed
at which time and place you may attend, II YOU
think proper.
Yours, PHILIP DUVAL-
Feb. 81 w4w