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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06
NEW ADFERtF6sENIENTS.

4 AND FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber wishes 10 sell
the Tract Of Land which he resides. in The coun-
" Cumberland. on Willis river containing 500 acres,
.at $50 acres OF which are Willis bottom. This land
situated in agreeable and pleasant nciglborhood,
r.h the advantages Of water navigation from The farm
1.-The city Of Richmond. The improvements are good,
nd suited 10 tho comfortable accommodation Of small
l,aily. He would also sell tract adjoining the above
.n"psscd 10 contain abou, nc acres jos. FUQUA
November =. ". ass..-Hs. ,.s. --.,. 53-wl2w
TTAIIABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE,
3 !Y .1CCTION-As Executor Of John Seward
-. Of Richmond county, Va, shall expose 10 sale, at
Sion House. in the said county, Tuesday the 24h Of
y,yemher inst. the following property, viz The Farm
cG Siun House, which lies Immediately upon the Rap
1nnoch river, and contains about eight hundred and
-: acres Of excellent quality. and in an improving COLI
,,n large proportion is ready for cultivation, and
< nav divided into six fields The residue affords an
l,Y:ant supply Of timber and fuel. The river is from
~ ~ three miles wide at this point and abounds with
~ and fowl in their Seasons. The improvements
r,, Int comfortable, and of the character necessary
w such an estate pom extreme end Of the farm, is
T,unery recently established and in operation,
& Al the necessary fixtures. and houses for the
",y,no.!a.ion Of 4 small family. Few situations the
Seer embrace rs many advantages and comforts.
Ailer the sale Of the Land shall sell from Forty to
,yfiy serrants Of all iptions-general!y young:
iii; and valuable. The testator requests that the
,,D NAV he sold In families; anc fair offers tor them IN
igi;rs sill be accepted.
shall then sell the present crop Of corn and corn hay
q very Kind the crop Of cotton the stocks Of horses,
mules cattle sheep and hogs the three last named stocks
~ .: improved breeds the leather hand, and large
C1a,y OF Spanish hides; the farming implements, and
n, ,>rhoi and kitchen furniture
Trims of sale-For the Land one third Of the purchase
ucy will be required in cash, the balance in two equal
annual payments, secured by bond and deed upon the
..ad and hearing interest from the sale The servants
md other personal property, credit of nine months
II, all sums over len dollars secured by bond and APP
uoved security; all purchases Of ten dollars and
der cash will be required.
II the day appointed be unfit, the sale will commence
IN The next fair day, and will continue until all the pro-
;crty is sold.
The Manager at Sion House will show the farm to any
rsr!leman who may wish 10 examine il. and will attend
10 anr communication addressed to at huntsville,
l.anclste, county, Va. J. w. CHlNN, FL Or
Nov s. [53-tsl 0f John Scar0rd, dec d.
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VIRGINIA LASn OFFICE,

;,Is October, $3.50 {
Mn conformity to an act of the General Assembly, en-
titled An Act to reduce into act, the several
acts concerning Escicators, passed the 9th January,
1919, hereby make known 10 those whom it may con-
Germ that it appears by the Certificate of james Raw
ngs Esclcator for the City Of Rchmand, that by in
QUESTION and oicr found this Sd day Of October lS3,
certain lot Of ground, Of which Margareta West died
seized situated the north side Of n street. in the city
Of Richmond. between the lot Of tc Trustees of thr
MuIu,n Church, the north Invest, and street Sc
parang from the First Baptist Meeting House. the
south. east and fronting Al - feet said II street,
hath duly rschea,ed to the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
w. sELDEN: Reg. LMnd Cgcc.
Nov 3. H2-i2t
NO-PARTNERSHIP.-Th subscribers having
cialrd themselves under the firm of fOrdS d TI9d-
son. for the purpose ofcarrYing on Tic Con'isSon "'
;..s in t1ic CIV or Richmond, respectfully solicit
continuance of business from the friends Of William
Ford s. Co., also from the public generally. Liberal
advances will be made produce sent to them FOR sae
by planters and farmers particularly tobacco. cotton
flour and wheat; and all orders from the same: will be
puncua!Iy attended TO. SAMUEL FORD,
WILLIAM FORD,
MILLER WOODSON.
Richmond Nov. 3. J2-St
by our notice of co-partncrship Of the 3lst Dec:
IA 1892. no person Of the name Of Harrison was
partner of the firm Of Rogers Harrison u Gray, and
with the view Of curailing the signature of the Firm
under which we then proposed doing business IN tins
place. WI have concluded to drop the OF Iarrson:
carried on under the firm of Rogers 81 Gray, who hare
been and the only partners parties TO the late firm
of Rogers, Harrison 81 Gray. ~
JAMES GRAY.
Richmond, Oct 2G 1886 SLIT
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MJOTICE-A petition will be presented to the mex.
Legislature ofVirgina, praying for precinct elect
t;on at William Twins Tavern, in the lower section OF
Cumberland county. 10 J Octooer !.
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q EhUST sALE.-By virtue OF Deed Of Trust c.
IA ccned to the subscriber, for certain purposes the
mentioned by Henry Alley bearing date the Huh ~
Of November, 1884, and recorded in The office of,e
hnstings Court Of this City, and also in the counlof
buckingham shall proceed to sell pnbc auctio,nn
wednesday, the 25t of November, or the next faray
thereafter, at the said Henry Alleys and in the aid
county OF buckingham, to wit one carriage and hoes,
and all his household and kitchen furniture CONSISTING
OF The usual yarcty--for cash :
SAMUEL PUTNEY, Ttnste~
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'ENE firms of Brorn y Palnora, aud Bro'cn, Parnore
u 4 Co.: this day dissolved by mutual consent,
aud Henry Brown is alone authorised to transact bust
ness Tor said persons having claims against
VIM. P. PALMORE,
ROBERT w. BROWN,
HENRY |. BROWN.
October 81 5O-5t
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TLOVER AND HERDS GRASS SEED. PLAS-
u TER PARIS. tSc.-The subscribers have on hand,
and will keep constantly, supply of Bee! Mountain
Clover Seed, Herds Grass Seed. and Plaster Paris,
which they will sell on reasonable terms.
READ, VENABLES IL SPENCER.
Clarksvillc Nov. ]. 1885. 52-wSw
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Cumberland county. 40 oceooel ..
EWENRlCO NURSERY within three and nan
fr sale. at his Nursery, II varieties of Apple, 81 do
Par "a do Plum, al do. Peach. 26 do. Cherry, do.
Aprco do. Nectarne do A%ond' DO Fig and dc?
IF Rosnbcrres: nearly all propagated from trees in full
Soaring in his own orchard and embraces perhaps &C.
lection of Fruit Trees that have not been surpassed tor
the climate of Virginia The trees are and Unity,
lowues no which have added in consequence of nume-
roas enquiries ample directions for plsntus) nay be
had gratis at the Nursery at the book store OF refer
of Thomas H. Drew, where any orders left will be pune
tually attended to. JOSEFh 9it,t "a. y:
Oct. 81 oo-4t
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- Tho Petersburg Constellation i. requested pu'h the
nofe I'LL the day Of mring and send the account to H. Lee n the
TURNER'S Bank OF Sir.au.
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AoIlCE.-The subscribers have purchased from MIR
~ George Mills, his entire interest in the concern OF
MINIS, Reid d Co ,, and will continue to conduct the
Hoal business, under the title as heretofore.
A. REID,
CHAS s. MILLS,
Sept 20, 1875. [47-Gt] WIN. NJ. ROBINSON.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.-The Richmond,
~ Fredericksburg and Potomac Road Company
WISH 10 employ workmen to execute the Carpenters
WORK Of Is miles Of Rail. Road supcrsructure. The
highest pricesby the day or job will be given.
"orkalen also wanted for the construction ofRail-
Road Cars
The building two Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for.
rs the work must soon be commenced, and vigorously
Prosecuted, immediate application is invited.
J. II. HOPKINS,
prin. Asst Engineer.
Richmond. September 18th, 1885 80
EhlSSOLUTION-Th co-par,nersh heretofore ex
Il ~ listing at this place, under the style of Moon d.
Adams was dissolved on the st of September last, by
mutual consent All persons having claims against said
a''a will present them for payment and those indebted
0lne same will please make payment to either Of U.s.
without delay, DESTROYS Of closing up the bust
ness OF tie late concern. E. II. MOON,
WIN. G. ADAMS.
Scottsville October It, 47-w3w
U We each continue to DO business in Scottsyle, on
account where will gladly serve our respect
I'VE friends. e. H. MOON,
octoner 49, WM. e. ADAMS.
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81 The GorcrnOr Of the Commonwealth If firginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

81 ,hc GUfcrnOr o. the Communicable at rEryLhLU.
A PROCLAMATION.
ENTHEREAS it has been represented to Tic that
w certain Thomas j. Best, who was confined in the
! Ct Monroe county, for counterfeiting Bank Notes,
las made his escape, and is going at large
Now therefore, I, Litteton Waller Tazcwell, Cover
nor Of the said Commonwealth, have thought proper TO
Offer a reward Of two hundred and fifty dollars to any
prison or persons vino will apprehend the said Thomas
Best and deliver him to The ailor Of Monroe county:
and do, moreover, require all officers, both civil and
military, and request the good people OF this Colnmon-
wesh to their best exetions to apprehend the said
Tomas j. Best. that he may be dealt with according to
AS
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under tho
lesser Seal Of the Commonwealth, At Rich
TsEAL1 mond, this second day Of November, 1880.
LlTT'N w. TAZEWELL.
DESCRIPTION.
Best is about FIVE feet nine inches high, dark COM
ca9n regular features round face. straight and toefa-
biz large nose. dark brown eyes, large mouth, dark,
csrsc hair large hands and feet fox man Of his size,
thick round the chest slim waist, straight and well made,
e4ccp, little -cgged-has peculiar way of clear.
in! his throat which he does trequcntyspcaks short
anu ruff ano appears not to be fond OF taikng-rowns
when spcakiuc the curve of the eyebrows increasing
towards eac! temple the skin Of the forehead gathering
above and between the brows His voice il clear and
rather fine than cou15c; wears no whiSkers but shortly
may wear them. He is about 50 years of aye"
Nov T.. 33-wlW
9Th" l.evi+burg Allr.aEan and kanawhs Banner, arc re-
Cs:c 20 publish the above. three tincs.
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9Th" Lewb,rg Allrghanan and kanuwhs Ganne are re
Cs,:c! 70 publs! the above, three tincs.
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RObimson's Practice, Vol. e.

Richmond, Va, Nov 5. SIT
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- -, to act as proxy in my behalf at a nleellng
of the Stockholders in The Manchester and Petersburg
Turnpike, to bc holden at the Farmers Hotel i'll Man
chester: Oh the llth inst. Witness my hand amt seal!
this = day of November. 1895.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
Rnnsrur nnnnrnRn.

Ma. ADAMS: SER--Ia ths Idst Times it is stated amOng other matters relating sO the Winchester con. tested election, that the Committee Hnanic, in their decision that Me- Boyd was entitled to seat This assertion s utterly untrue. Mr Caring,on con- scented to have the views of the ejOvy presented as the report of lhe committee, with the restfction that h should place the decision of the question on the Ind ing of the other members of the committee, tha, Mir Boyds majority but instead oi t,cO as claimed and that the vote of one Getshnm S,annard, adverse to Mr. B., waE illegally rejected. With this under. standing, Mr. c. waived his intention of making counter report, showing hs entire dissent from alt the views of Mr.srs. White and Latham. s4st h would occupy too grent space in your paper 10 go into full detail of the trial of this case but justice to deeply injured individua'-a young man of ,ie most UnqueeIioned integrity, and heretofore unsulie purity of charaeterreqUires that it should he known to the public that the evidence against him was of the most irreconcilaby contradictory nature-,ha r,e on ly positive testimony, crminaiing him. was shown to be utterly untrue hy the tesmony of other witnesses brought to crimna,e him in other parculars-,ha many of the witnesses went beyond all the bounds of probability in their asseriione-and testified to the fab- rca'io"s of excited jealousy rather than the simple iactp of the case. The clea and dspassionaie tes- mony orthe indivdna assaed, given il was, under circumstances the most cruelty trying. carried ton of it's truth the heart of every auditor not steel. ed by prejndice or hardened by malignant feelings full rcoor. ofi'e testimony given in, and the var. ous decisions of majority of 'he committee on incl. dental poins arising a the progress of the trial can a. lone shew the absurdy of iheir decson and the mis- er"he grounds on which inc disgracefal stigma at
 
 Until this can be prepared it is more than an ac of justice that the public should suspend their opn ion, and above all tba the decision of partisan com
 iuee should not be received conclusive evidence of the infamy of young whoee bare word carries stronger conviction to the minds of those who know him than the paths of his assailants. YtKDEx.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
CONSERVATORY ASTHMA AND CATARRH


 W that loug train Of diseases wheE ...-, to orot' A with the growth oi citI1ed sCcietv. Ty11NsTyMp TON takes the lead tn ils FeentlesS inroad - h,, ma lie; yet Jhis dreadful ds0fdef iS easilv e.errI in its earlier slages It s Oniy when neglected ,hn, ii arrives aS the terrific maturity which eo ofen iseee lha sAgSciy 0fprofessioNAl science An obsRoe coiK the customary f'reruDner Ofthc PhlOnsry coHsau- Iicn. Improper neglect in the timely ddminsra.ioa ot simple sad saiutay remedies S sure be reprOyed hy n dreadful succession of c0Hsumptive symplonsS oppresslog ihe breast; greenish and bloody piule n'ceraied lungs and hectic fever ahriveed exremi- 'ies and general emacatoR of the whole body; pr0s- !r"on of strength; fusled cheeks swollen feet and legs; and a last, n full possession ofihe enal acul tee, and while hope etItl whispers her aiteriaF aIe c"11 ex!remies, and premature death. N a :
 For the varous stages of this colnpainiy One 0ftliG most approved remedies ever yet disc6yered is
 Dr. Relfe's Asthm0tiG PilEs.
 This exceedingly po&erfiI and yet equally Ssfe and innocent preparaIion has effected thorough and rapiE cures upon patients supp0sedio have beem far advan ced ID confirmed Consumption, and who have exhi. hied the appearances which usually indicate faaaf | termination ot the disorder. if' 'r e .4 I'VE
 As the rills require in ofdiaary cases no coniine meni, they may be administered with confidence ant saeiy to all ages and classes oi people, Unexampled success has hitherto attended their adGiinsiraoH i N great variety of and the Proprietor can refer ta
 multitude, which testify 10 theif efficacy i revsviar the emaciRed victim from tkS bed of disease and reSJ toring him 10 the blessings of accustoed health aaa l activity. 5-.
 Price $1 for whole boxes of 30 pills, and 50 cents tor haf do. of 12 pp, with drectionss
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
DEBIEIVATalDl(. 'Ti'nAGAIHla

TTNHE comrlants peculiar to the female pari oflha
 lr community have been long auccessfuy treated by the administralion Of the Aromatic Pills oriRRallr prescribed and compounded by Dr. Rese. Sf.tiex cleahse tie hO1d from those disorders of the eaEd constitution; for whc.tbe Pills eectual Speci- 6c they free circIiaoi, fkG6rn tho iffeRns lar operaoIs 0f the sangufeTous system, and rcctit the disordered habits The proprietor's confdeneeie ie the superior excellence 0f this equally iu1oceat md bo,yertu reparaion, is founded the most decisive esoons from ,.. restored pa,euts. He eau aeanE6 this portion of the rpbi,c, .las when ss sss:sss Dr. Reyes Aromatic +loills fer Fsmales regularly taken according to the directions accom. panyng them, they revive and establish the desired healthy habs and restore the pallid countenance tue naiuraI glow oi health and good spirits.
 Married ladies will RDd the Pile equally useful ex. cept in ccFRin eases, when they must not be taken neither must they he taken by persons of hectic or s1mptive habits. They mny be used successfully by either men or women tn all Hypochoaariac Hysserie, or VapOrsh disorders. In all cases of this description the Pills pNriiy Nvigorate and revive the diaordered ! system. Price $l.50 box. U None are genuine unlees signed on the ontsid6, printed wrapper. by the soie prepretov T. kIDDER, immediate successor tO the late Dr. w. T. CoNWAY- For sale at his Counting Room, over No. 99, Coavs- Street. near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment. by \ l Somuel Blue. and J. q. Beck,o;sh. L;sckfeld ;.
 F. CosCles. South Forms D0niel Nortoh,
 Caaaon Judson & Whisilesey. N. Pwssos 1;
 Es0ae s. Wddsscorik. Bethlem Norton Sr l Henderson, Goshen. ' Large discount to those w'sO buy to sell agais.
 l Jane 1. IvsAu,fS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11

At special I0scn Meeting legaliy scarned ana. held uttke South Meeting -house tn Corn,caW. on the l8th dag cf Moy. 1885, NOTED, That the Bylaw passed at a v town meeting onthe 9th March. 18Ss, iD' thetown 0f Cornwall, be 50 altered and amen ded that Yearlings, or EAttle under two yeage old, be allowed io run on the highways and. comment ip ssid town, coy thing in said by-s law to the contrary notwiihstanding,
 The above is true copy of record.
 r Certified by
 asss. FRRDERIcI KELLoao, T6sen Clerk.
 Jane 5. ieS5. sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
FOURTH OF JrLY.

Al meeting oe the ciiizens of the town of Litch. neit' held agreeable to public notice, at o. Wadhas Hotel Monday evening, June g. 1885, for the purpose oi making arrangements to celebrate the 4h of July E'n" Harrison. Esq. was called to the Chair. and L. v; ~, Meaioy and Wm. Porter appointed Secre,aries:- The following resolutions were passed l. .s ...
 ResotUsd, That we will ceebrn,e the coming Anni. versary of our Independence, in manner appropri- ate to the occasion. s.,g.5 sgp. ,4 . Fs,
 IA committee of arrangements, and the officers oi the day. were then appoin,ed.] " ResolSed, That the committee of arrangements be requested to invite the volunteer company formed ir this t"wn, to unite wilh us in the celebration. fesoioed, That the proceedings of this meeting be signed by the Chairman aud Secsesares and pubiish ed in the newspapers of this village. 4- MI.
 ELIHU HARRISON, Chairman.
 Nv wso O. Pas4ss PME4sSr. ssaesa,i.,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
NEW B0ORe,

I'aes I3Ev1 800K8, 84 4.1E x JUST REcrIyRns AT LORD'S.
 BARNES Notss oa the Romans. .a A0 do. do. oD the Acts. astE g The Last Days. of our Lord Jesus Christ, by $ Charles A. G0odrich. rsa *a e, s, s' Crisis of the Church, by H. Bushnell. The Only Sure Guide to Written Arithmetic,
 for beginSsrs, by P. E. Bates Botham. l
 JuneIi. a's .84 9f35%T
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11

Mechanics' aud Working Msn's Celebration lcr tke 4th of July.
 4 "seeting .Jor n!l a0ho tsel disposed to attend. Jor the purpose of making arrangements Jor the 06oUe celebration. sciN be holden nt Roger COoks's un Frfday easatRg, bte 13Eh a5 8 o'clock. 4 general gsiendance is requested.
 Litckfeid, Juae 10, 1885. Per order.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
NOTICE.

s,a NOTICE.
 nNHE Court of Probate for the Disisict of. A LitchAeld hath assigned the 18th day of. June instant, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, tt the Probate Ofies in' Litch6sld, for the ap- pointHaent of Commissioners on the estate 0f
 ELIJAH SEELYE,
 late of Warren, in said district. deceased, rep- resented in6olye6t. at which time and Diace; all persons interested in said estate will t thsy see cause appear before said Court and be heard relative to such appDintment. ' By order of said Covvt. nj , t--
 .ts@ GEoRGE 6rARa, Admia'y.,
 WnknsA .fS.ne. E. AgRss ss3ss gi e e7-'g.'s i
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
DIED.

In Hartford, Mre. Els.y Barnard, aged 29 wifs of Mir. Rufus Barnard; on inc 6th inst, EDhro;m Roia. aOiR, Esq. ot Woodbridge, aged 68. Mr. Baldwin was
 member oi the Legislature which has just clused it's 'ionary pensioner; Di,aon Clark, aged 85; Susao- nah Gaylord aged 79, "
 In Somers. Mr. James 8. Pcase. aged % years.
 iS New-Letlon, iOhol Mir. Oliver S,ovRh,on, Jr. of Piymouth, Conn. aged 58 " IVY
 .. |" New-Haren, Miss Mary AOn Bradley aged o8: Mrs. genne!, wife of Mfr. Jonathan Atwa,er, aged 56
 l" East Hartford, Capt. Phomas Frankin, aged 27.
 U" Hartford, Mrs. Clariasa A. Brown, aged g. wife of Jeremiah Brown, Esq; Miss Emeline Bwier aeed 28 yeare; Benjamin Henry. oply son of Mir. Beniamn W. Greene, sged years and 26 days; Mir. George B. Pratt, aged22. --,o -
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
!" " NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
 THE Court of Probate for the Disisict of,
 -L Litch6eld hath sssigned the issh slsy of instant June, at ten o'clock in sise forenoon. af the Probate Ofsce in- LiiehIleld. ior ahe exa-
 imitation aud settlement of the adminjstrstion account on the estaie Of RUFUS SWIFT. lnie ef Cornwall. in said district. dseeased, ae
 which time and place all pess0ns interested ip
 said estate will, if they see cause, attend be- fore sald Court and be heard in the premisss. rq By order of said Court. |H sHENRY SWIFT, Erecnlor. CbrainaN, ytsR (, 1885. .@ 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11

Ate Court Of PTobgte holdsa 0t Ntsu. AlitJSs9t
 June g. lSS5.- gstafs af JonArmAR ArE1S
 .late ef, ,Nep- Alil16rd, decsase& z ss s NHE adfhinislFator repressnts the estate
 -l ins6lSsuf, snd prays she appoinimsAt 0f, Commissioners thereon; WhereupOu. 0Fders ed.: tsAf COmnaissioners fV receive, sxamiaes and adjust the claims of the eredifOfa 6i aaid. esfate. be appOiDted at tEe Probate Once jn New Milford, on the Jeth day of Jnne, IsSs; at q o'clock faren00n: And that all persons interested in spid estate may be noiilied there of, the administratov wifi cadse this ordes iat be pobIshed in a newspapef printed is I.lteh- hsld, sod posi- . copy thereof on the sign.post nearest she last residence of said deeaaeed fa said Ne@. Milford. A true copy of rec0sd.
 q NATgAaIEL PERhy.. gudge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11

s ass,s Irish 3inens. 1
 A FINE assortment of Irish Linens, which "A will bs sold ckeap. -, ..-
 June n. .f, as 5. GALRIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
MARRLEn

this town, on the 4ih inst. by the Rev. Mr, Camp MT: MT Frcderick w. Crumh, of Wincaesier, 10 Miss E'ncr Ca''", daughter ot Levi Ca,Ii", Esq.
 ln Harwin.oV. Mir. Ellis Rmrwel to Miss Julia Rri.- tol, daughter of Deacon Richard Bristol \, New Haven, Mr. Ransom B. Dyer, of Derby, Io
 In Middehury, Rev. Richard M. Chipnan of liar. %'"'o", ,o Miss Mary Harrison. daughter of Rev. Fosdck Harrison of Roxbury.
 ]" Middleton n, the 2i inst. Mir. Homer Frank. ',"' "i Hartford, 10 Mrr. Mary M. U,ey, daughter of
 In Bridgeport, George w. Gill, of Philadelphia, to Esq. I" Bris'o, Mr. Samuel B. To,le, to Miss Eveline s. Ives. 7. 4 5 fs+eE r.aFest ...sl5. ' T-yj
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11

H q Cs.Ue ef Pss61ls helSea ae Nee AfslJthi. Jsnss [. IsSs-.Esfese ef Wms NoazIaOp,
 ef SAerman. a insslseas 6s6Ser. HvHE Truseees Tspressna tho estate insal<
 " ssnt, and prey tha sppsisimsat af Cam- mssboasFs thsfeea Whsseepens sE4sssa. lhae -nsillsea, on the fslh day of Juna, lass. et q Na'cISck fsrea0uu s-AaA that sII pessonsI intesesaed i1 esid cstass mAs 6e 1eaia iasa ahrts- 0E ths TFusiees win eauss etls oFaeF o hn phbiished b Urwspaps printed ia EitehBsidr snd post . copy thereof a tlIe siga-pe.s = ss1d Ghsftman.- A arus sses ef seeaE9.
 | % EATaANsEs PEhKx, Sa&Nes