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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
Colds Improved Stoves, TUST received and for sale ny ay Jan. 1. WI. MONSE.
70 FOR SALE BY
 E. A. LORD,
A PAMPHLET. by N. WEBsrFR., IL. D.

A PAMPHLET. by N. WEBSTER, LL. D'
 (pricp I2 1.2 ccnts,) containing
 l. A Brief V;eav of errors iN the cOmno" vers'"n o ,,e Scr;uures some of which, i not known '0 Tead- era involve crrtain passages tn coNuso", as Cane' ami o,,er x punders of the sacred wrii'aga have re- markcd. Also notices of mprO,'rieiies aud Obscnr'' lies of language, proceeding from changes !" .le o'e nr ,vorts since the version Mate, sonIe ol whle
 render particular passages uninteIIg'ble 10 comino readers; also, notices of inaccuracies s' grAs""'' which are very numerous; with reHaask: 0" the nse nf n version of the sacred Oraces cOniahAag' 'n s"e ,,asaages phraseology which decency does "o' Pef' ,,, he reah i'm puls or iU families.
 Q Examples ot discrepancies in the orshogr"pny o' Eoul;.h words in the Dictionaries Ot Johnso. W"'N er. smd o,hcrs with examples Of sone singular ms' takes or blURders. ,,.:.;.a ..,.o. .;.. ;shIch. by bein. copied into School Dc''0"a: ries in this couHIfy, tend to tesir'y u""ofa!' "''" nreyenl the use Of common stantlard. .... ... ExamrIee af incorreci anA ialee aiefsnifi0me ?" Ynhnso,i Walker, Sheridan, Jones, IamesOmS A1u"' der Sc which definitions copied into most os our School Dictionaries. v,..., ..;..;,. hints for certain great men. m.
 G. Errors in the classification of words sn tne Dsc ,ionaries of the English, French, Latin, sna reeK Lanennses: with examples oC mistakes resulting from .hem i'm lhe versions of the Scriptures chewing that ilse principles are constantly taught in our Ssn'"a'
 7. Plaearsms committed o0 the auihor's writings. bv Ladiey Murray, lsrael AIger, r., and J E. Wor- "s.,er' 29 Dec. 25.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
NOTICE.

TYRE Judge of the Court of Probate Tor II the District of Washington has limited and allowed six months from ihe date hereof fur the creditors of the estate oE
 DANIEL s. TAYLOR. late of Washington, in said district, deceased represented ins0lvent, in which to exhibit the'r claims thereto; and has appointed Henry Platt and Perry Smith Commissioners to re- ceive and examine said claims. The subscr'- hers give notice that they shall meet at the dwelling house of M Nsanans, saiS %v ., o ,sss ss af o'clock A. M. for the purpose of Attend- ing op the business of said appointment.
 PERRY SMITH, Comn'ts-
 HENRY PLATT,3 siO'sers. All persons indebted to said estate are re- uuested to make immediate payment tO
 SAMUEL N. TAYLOR, Adn'r. WaskinxtOn. J0N. 12, 1885. SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29

Ata Court cf Probate holdfn at Conaan, 'c,.h,
 ;r, nnd for the District Of Sharon, on Ihe 1Sih
 d0v of January, 4. D. 1885:
 Present. Wm. M. Burrdi, Esq. Judge.
 TTPON the pettiun of Israel Camp, of Sha-
 ' ron. in the county of Litchfeld, showing to this Court that he is guardian of James Walker, of said Sharon, within said district. minor that said minor is the owner of real estate situated in said Sharon, in several pie ces lying in common with Enathan G, Wal. ker and Tryphena c. Reeds lands. to %n: the undivided third part of all the real estate which was distributed to the heirs of Mrs. A"' relia Walker from the estate of her late father George King, late of said sharon, deceased to wifi: a lot of land containing about twelve acres, lying westerly of Charles vanduze" "n the north side of the highway; also piece ot land lying in the south part Of said Sharon' on the mountain, called Roland Lot. containing about forty seven acres of land; also an undl- yded interest with Mrs. Harriet Rooefts 'n Rfteen acre lot of land called DOwny sprouts {; also a piece of land lying southsasterIy of PrestOn Mvgatt's land, in said Sharon. con tainipg thirteen acres of land; also lot of land Tying easterly of where Daniel Lake for- nnerly lived, called the Frisbee lot, containing about thirty five acres Of land; also the t1ar- rison and Lyman meadows (sO called) lying adjoining and north of the Pine Swamp road (sS called), and containing about twenty-two acres of iand--all which said several pieces of land are particularly deacribed in the distrlbM- iion of ihe esiate of said George King on the records af said Court And the interest of said minor in the same is valued at about 567 dol lars; and that it would be for the interest of said minor that his right in said real estate should be sold. and the avalls thereof vested according tc law, and praying for liberty to sell said property for the purposes aforesaid, as per petition on files: :.
 L is ordered by this Court. that said guardi- sn give n"tice of said application. by causing he same to be published in one of the news. papers printed in Litchfeld. in the county Of three weeks successively. at least six weeks before the hearing and that said petition will be heard at the Probate Office in said district on the 26th day of March next, at 10 O'clUck in the forenoon.
 Certified from Record. SSf WM. M. BURRALL. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29

Ata Court of Probate holdea at Canaon. scith-
 in and for the District of Sharon, on the 3th
 day of January, 4. D. 1885:
 Presens, Wm. M. Burr0li, Esq. Judge.
 TTPON the petition of William Il. King, of Ol Seneca Falls, iD the county Of Seneca, and state of New-YOrk. showing to this Court that he is guardian of EInathan G. Walker. of said Seneca Falls. minor; that said minor is the owner 0f real estate situated in Sharon. in said probate district, viz: The one undivided third part of all the real estate which was dis tributed to the heirs of Mrs. Aur-Iia Walker from the estate of her late fathcr George King, late of said Sharon, deceased, to wit: lot Of land containing about twelve acres. lying wrs- terly Of Charles Vanduzens land on the north side of the highway; also piece "f land ly- ing in the south part of said Sharon. on the mountain, called the Roland lUt. containing about forty -sevcn acres Of land; also an undl- vided interest with Mrs. Harriet Roberts in a fifteen acre lot of lAnd called DOwny Sprouts; also apiece of land lying souiheriy of Preston Mygatt's land, cooiaioing thirteen acres of land als0 but Of land lying easterly of Dan tel Lakes former dwelIing house, called the Esisbee lot, containing about thirty-hve acres of iand also the Harrison and Lyman mea- dows (so called), lying adjoining aud north ol che Piue Swamp road (s0 ealled), and contain ing about twenty y.two acres Of fand--ali which said several pieces of land are particularly de. sclibed in the distribution of the estate ot salu George King. on the records of seid Court l: And the interest Uf said minor ln the same is valued at ahout Eve hundred and sixty'seSen dolIars and that it would be for the intercse ofsaid minor that his right and interest In said real estate should be sold. and tho avasls there' af vested according tO law--aDd praying Tor liberty ." sell said property toF the purposes aforesaid. Es per petition On He; .. N Nis ordered bv this Court. that said gaavdi- sn give notice oi said application. by causing the sAme tO be puhlished 10 ons of shs news. papers printed ln LIlch6eid. in the county ol Lllch9sld. three weeks sueesssIvely. at IsAs! six weaka bslDve the hSRFlnga nna tnas sAl'i petition will hU heard at the PF0hAee Ofnea in said district 0n lhs a0lh day Of March nuxi' at 90 0'elUsk ln the hFsnaon.
 CeEll1eA from NeeeFd.
 00f WM. Al. BunaALL, SGdgs'
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
More New Fancy Goods WINTER FASHIONS. N6fsS CABLE

HAS this day returned from New York III with handsome assortment Ut sMerines and Circassians, Mrrino Shawls. French Ca- licoes, FURS. such as long and short boas' lined Gloves, and lined l"dia Rubber Snoes' with and without fur. together wan c'her ar. ,. ticles suitable for the seas"n--a'l Ot wh'cn w"' be offered for sale at d small advance rom cost
 Tifckfph Nov. II. gS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
FOR SALE,
HARDWARE .- FOR SALE BY SAMUEL P. BOLLES,

LlTCHF1ELDs DARBER & GeDn's patent cast steel CIH- ID cULAR Saws. of 24 and % inches dianl- eler, and smaller sizes.
 English and American, German and Cass Steel MILL Saws, of 6 and 6 l.2 feet, and Cross.cut and IennOH ditto.
 W,ol Saws and Frames, with all other sorts "f Saws. Plane Irons.
 Firmer's, Turner's. Franer's ChiseIs anh Gougus. Files and Rasps, flat. round, hain round, square & trangu ,"f all cOm lengths. Blacksmiths' Vices. Bit: Stocks and BltisH from IF to 4S pitts complete.
 Door Butts and Handles and House TrlnnS r,ings generally. Screws of all sizes. LOCKS of every description.
 Cekinst Makers Trimanings-HoAoaoN Nare:, Brass Andiruns, east EO. with brass tops aiiS1 do. with wrought ba,s, and common .sst aOs. Shovels and Tongs-ChoPping Knives.
 Knives and Forks; Spoonsi Walters.
 Waffle lrOns-Faient Iron Tea Kettles.
 Harness Makers Trimmings.
 Carpenters Adzes. Hatchets. cast steel anf common Augprs; Veers--Glass Curtain Pi"s' GLUE, Sand Paper, SSc. &s. with almost ev- cry other article in the Hardware line, which N will be sold as low as they can be bought lh the state of Connecticut.
 ZiickfeLd, N0U. 6. XE
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
NOVICE.

 XE7 E the subscribers having been appointed WV by the Court ofProbate for the District of I.itchfeld Commissioners to receive and adjust the claims of the several creditors to the estate of HENRY w. CATLIN, late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased. represented insolyent; and said Court having limited and allowed six months from the pub lication hereof for the presentation and allow ance of such claims-hereby give notice that we shall meet on the business of our said ap- pointment. at the dwelling house Of Benjamin c. Hopkins, in said Cornwall. on the third Monday of February. and on the first Mon- day of July next. at ten o'clock in the fOrs- nOOn On each Uf said days.
 NEHEMIAH CLARK.
 PHINEHAs BALDWIN, COm'rs.
 JOAN MlLEs,
 All persons indebted to said estate are rec quesled to make immediate payment to
 BENJAMIN c. HOPKINS, .Adu'r. Cormsr0n. Jan. 20, 1885. ASS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29

District of Washington. ss. Probate Court
 Jan. l9, 1885.
 1TlHE administrator On the estate of DAVID
 DAVIES, deceased, will exhibit hts Ad- minsstra,ion Account at the Probate Ohce on Monday the 2d day of February next' when all parties in interest will appear (if they see cause) at nine o'clock A. M. to be heard oo the same: the administrator will cause tn's notice 10 be publishedain in newspaper Pf'n1e1 in LitchGpld, and on the slSn-post sn sa'u Washington.
 9sA nANIEI. B. BRlNsMADE. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
AUCTION SALE.

IT N pursuance of an order from the Court Q! II Probate for the District of Washington. shall sell at public auction. (unless previously disposrd of at private sale.) so much ot tne Real Estate of DAVID DAVIES, late Of sa'd district, deceased, as will raise the snm "' n'. feen hundred dollars. with incident charges ot sale. Sale to be on the second Monday OI February. 1885, at nine o'clock i" the fore noon, on the premises. r ,
 Washington, Jan. 20. 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
BROADCLOTHS.

At Court Of Probate holden 0t Plymouth
 within and for the District ct Plymouth o"
 the l2th day cf JonuGry, 4. D, lSS9:
 Present, ColUin Butter, Esq. Judge. ON motion of the administrators on the es' O tate of MARY J. BARNES. late ol Ptym- outh. in said district, drceased-This Court doth appoint the 18th day "f February nrxt' at 8 o'clock A. M, at the Probate Ofhce ID said district, for the hearing, allowance and settlement of the Administration Acce9nt on said estate; aud doth direct said admsnlstra- tors to give public notice to al' persons inter ested in said estate to appear Ut they see causel before said Court, at said time ~ place. to be heard therein. by advertising the same R4ld couniy. Certified from Record.
 ga CALVIN BUTLER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
NOTICE.

TvHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis N trict of Litchfeld has appointed ths sub- seribers Com mmissiunrrs on the estate UE
 FITCH LOOMS, ., late of Harrington, withio said district. deceas- ed. reprpsentets ihsolvcnt. and has limited six months from the date hereof for the creditors to exhibit io Us their claims against said estate We i.srehy give notice that we wilI meet at the late residence of the deceased. On the 6rse Monday of March and third Monday of June. 1883, at one o'clock F. NJ. oO each Of said days, to examine claims against said cstateA which must be duly aiirsted.
 BARzlLLAl HUDsON, comm:A
 GRIswOLD WOODWARD, s;on.y.
 HORACE GILhETT,
 T6r-ingtOn, Jan. l, 1885. S2
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
NOTICE.

"HE Court of Pr"bate fnr the District oE N Washington hath limited and allowed six munths frOun the date hcreOf for the cred tOrs to the est,Aie Of
 ORANGE WHEATON. late of Washington. deceased. to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect tO D, esent their accounts. .prsperly attested, with in said time. will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate ars requested. iuRnsake immediate payment to
 MARVIN WHEATON, Ad,.'rs. GEoRoE LEWIS,
 TVnshinrtOsa, Jan. 9. 1885. "S@
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
Ata Court ef PrOLate heId at Washington, O'a
 the 22d dug of December, 1884:

At c Court of ErOO0te het0 az v W0shtAgte"s Osa
 the 22d dug of December. 1884:
 Prsens. Daniei B. Rriasmade. Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of John Gum. guardi- u an of Frederick w. Gum. uOin"r under the age of2l years. showing tO this Court that said Frederick w. Gum is tine owner in fee of certain lands iyingin the town of Washing ton. described as follows: The first piece cOn- tains about thivteen acres. b0untcd north sn T.vgan's Dand, east On Mitchel's land. soath ons Brinsmade's lAsd and Ford's land. and west on highway the second c0ntains fourteen a.. cres, bounded north 0n Logan's land, west On. Plumb's land, sOuih OD FOrd's land, and east on highway; witch said lands gre unprOduc. tive; and prays shat the same may bs sold, and ike avails thereof invested 10 other pre- perty, 0r laid ont as the statute provides, fer the beneat Of ssid miner. as per petition on Els. dated Dec. ee. l804:
 Ordered. that this petition bs continued to the lhisd M"Rday 0f March, 1885, at the Pro. bate OlIics Co ssit Washington. al Q o'clock lD the forenoon Sf said day. whsn sll parties ln interest Way appear, ifthey see cause. and es heard in the premises; and ths petitioner e directed Co cause this neslee Co be published in . newspaper printed at Lilehasld thFse weeks sueeus1ively at least els wesks bsSeso snld Asss Monday of March, 1888.
 0e DAEiEL .. BatauMApss Sud1s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29

Colds Patent-ihe noted and very ant'ch ap- proved Rotary Ssoue, of which there are f"ur sizes, the smallest being calculated tor snaIb easn5ltes. and the largest sufficiently large for public housps-and GOld's improrensens. which ia inc latest pattern now offered. This pattern combines the principle Of the Rotary S'"vs with that of B,dweII's and the old lst!ern-- and has in addition large oven within the stove, which We think the best we have ever noticed. The public are respectfully invited to cali and examine the above sto'es' which we think cannot fail [" please.
 MOSES MORSE. Sole Agent
 for shis vici"isy for the atoSe Stoces.
 Also, a few Shop Ssoues of entisrly new patterns, superior iO any yet introduced. with Franklin and ParlOr Stoves expected. Those who are tn want of either of these articles. wN, sio well tO call and examinc before pur- chasing elsewhere.
 4 js,o rods ~est of tAs County House,
 Litchfeld, Oct. 1R, 1884. 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29

UTHEREAs my wife Lucy dld on the w 18th Inst. slUpe from lny bsd aud board wIlhOat just eanse..1rhls is therefore 70 eI.s wlll pay nO dnhls Of her contracting allsr
 FREDERICK HuRLBURT.
 Cornwall, Jan. iT, 1888. eo0
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
NOTICE.

u1HE copartnership existing between the
 .,,hscr;brrs. upder the firm of J. C. & "A. w. nswoRrH. will by mutual agreement ex- nirr .,u the first day of April next. All per s,,ns having demands against said firm are re. onested tU present them fer payment. ana "" d.b,~d ,o them will see the necessity ot ma King payment previous to the list Ot April Those neglecting to do so may expect cost:
 NF Their GOODS on hand are offered Tor sale low. and many of them at less than c"st.
 Also for sale. Horses. Oxen. Cows. Wag- pons. a Cart, Farming TOOIs, &c. &c.
 JAS, c. WADSWORTH,
 AMOS WADSWORTH.
 TS1ehfelA. J0n %, 1885. o0
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
LAMP OIL.
Aso Cosrs of Probate holden Gs Woo6bHry, 0R
 fhe kfh dnaa of Enna.nr.aa lAAa~-

PTsseat, HolbFoek CnFtis, Esq. ysaage. THIS Court desh direct the sxscntor of Weodbugy. in said district, deceased. repre- seated to be insolvens. to give notice to all psssons interested in She eslale ef said dscsas. d, Co appear (if they see eause) before the Court Us Probate to ha holden at the Probate 0aice in said dislslss. on the lFst Monday of February, 1888, at t0 o'clUck A. M. Co be heard reDsliye to the appointment 0f Commls. slanass On eald sssntas hy posting Oala order of notice on . puhlls alEn. pest ln aAld Wood. hs,pv. and hs sdvesfising the came In a newO. nalisr puhl|sAsa ln Llleh0sld.
 CeFslned from Record.
 e TnotaAs DuLA, Clsgk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29

Sleigh Bells and Rattlers.
 A GOOD assortment, of superior quality, "A at low prices, on straps. ready for nse' for sale by SAM'L F. bOLAAEA0' :. T.iechfie1d. Dec. 25. yv
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
NOTICE.

FEHE Court of Probate for the District Of k Sharsn hatk kmiaed and allowed six mouths from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate Of SAMUEL DIBBLE, late of Salisbury, in said district. dsceased. to exhibit their claims to the subscribers for set- tlement. Those wh0 negl@et to present their accounts or dehis within said time vii! bs de- barrsd recovery. All persons indehssd to said estate are requested tO make inansdiate payment to
 Lucy DiBBLE.
 HENRY SuRDAM. ! Adm'rs.
 THE0PniLus DEMsteK.l
 Salisbury. Jan. l6, 1888. 8S
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
STO V F S.

HVHE 8lltlecfbDer haS
 Il on hand a greater variety of COOKING STOVES than be has esrvhefOre been able iss. oEer to the people "f this vicinity. The as- sOrtrncnt in part c'n-. sis,s of $. J. Gold's. Paieni.twO sizes-Bid- 1,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
Rashiomab1e Silks.

. Fashionable silks. Black Italian Silks. Cold POult De S0IS'
 .. India SatIins, e GrOs d0NaPss Black French BOmbazines.
 A GREAT variety of the above good. Ot- "A fered at small advance from cost. Dy
 Ian. aa. w. g. ID. PORTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
WTN ES.

A LARGE assortment of pure and com. "A mon WINES, at small advance from cost. by easf. V. bESAW A An. ao
 Dee. @5. 1o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31
NOMINATIONS

Nansemond--John u Benton was nominated by a
meeting OF the Wing Party the 26th the Yhig can.
didate We presume from this circumstance that Col
Webb has declined poll The Republicans have nomi-
mated Major Hugh Kelly. We trust they will do their
duty
NoljoM County.-Dr Collins has been pressed 10 be.
come candidate; but he adheres 10 his determination
upon the ground. that
Since my return home, several gentlemen have re-.
quesed me again TO become candidate to all making
tic request have stated that il was not my wish to be-
acondidaie that since had declined several gentlemen
had been announced rs candidates and Justice to them
w0nld not permit me to comply with the request Of nv
friends, unless they would have an understanding or
make such arrangements with the gentlemen anno1nc-
cd as would be satisfactory TO them Capt Watts and
MI Murdaugh are Wing Candidatcs-ond Mr. Morde-
cal Cook, Republican, will be- run.
No9oM B0rOugh-Messrs. w. y. Cunningham Ohe
te Delcgaic) and Jos. r. Allyn are spoken Of as the
Wing candidates.
Beofcrd.-Iiobert Campbell and Edmund Pate, were
announced at the last C0urt-bOth Whigs-ThOs Pres.
ton ~ run by the friends Of the Administration
frcdcr'tk.-hicssrs John Hopkins and John Da.
vson, the Republican candidates have accepted their
nominations-Ma Gibson has decIned-and Col John
b Earle and Mr.. j.. w Robinson are announced AZ can
didates Col John y d. Smith the Wing candidate
on his own hook.
Cnipepre-Mr Ambrose =. HILL Republican0 and
Edmund Broadus (he late Whr DeioealeJ are in the
field Alr John Patton candidate for the Conores-
sioDal District, without opposition
HaiJa1 The candidates Thomas g. Coeman
John -. Darlington, kcpublicaD) and Gen. Edward
g. Darlington, (Whg) The former viii beat with ease
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-31
REPUBLICANS AwLnri2 LII da III E h ,1ssN1

Judge White, at the closing scenes Of the late Con
gross, was discovered in tic ranks Of Jacson eneiee
aiding and abetting those against whom he has boldly
carried on the most incorporating opposition mil
n0o having shcwn them quarter and asked no favor
at their hands This distinguished Senator has been
the able and fearless advocate Of all the great measures
OF tie present Administration lie has CALAMITY de-
iended at every important point and noby sustained il
against the combined powers Of recrcant vindictve
end ocspoc Senate; and yet, with that WHY SESArF
icar ne IS guilty Of little biing and oooag Of late d
Temporal moTesH viii The people mistake such sign,
ticed
Messrs Editors, feel anxious to bring to The notice
Of he distinguished Senator The striking fable Of the FOX
ana the Crow, and have only 10 regret that it did moi fall
IN hrs way Just before he penned his letter of perfect resi
nation to the viii Of his kind and oyorwecnino friends
hope 1t will not encunbcr your columns The fable
thus:
crow having taken piece ofcheesc out Of cottage
window lev mp into high tree with IT, in order % eat
NJ which fox Observing, and sat underneath and
began to compliment the upon the subject Of her
beauty protest, says he, i observed IL before
out your feathers are of delicate white than any
ever saw IN my life. All what enc shape and grace.
iu turn OF body is there. And make no question but
you have charming voice. If IL is but rs fine as yonr
complexion, DO not know bird that can pretend 10
stand IN competition aeiM you. The crow Gckcd with
this very civil language nestled and wfrglcd about and
hardly knew where she was; but thinking the fox lt.
te doubtful as TO The particular other voice. and wing