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EE b. GWATHMEY of Norfolk and ROBERT
No Il. TOMPKINS Of this CITY llnpc nnfnrcd inll,

EE b. GWATHMEY, of Norfolk, and ROBERT
ae D. IOmfk lNS, OF this City, have entered into
Ccpsrtnership, under the firm Of GwATHmEY IL Toap-
KISs for the transaction Of General Commission usi-
ness at MOBILE ALABAMA TO commenced i'm the
month of October next They tender their services TO
their friends and the public generally, and will endea
to give satisfaction to all who may nirust their in
forests 10 them. II. j. GWATIlMEY,
RO. u. TOMPKINS
Richmond, August 2, 1895 27-l2t
REFERENcEs.- Richmond Messrs. Rogers Harrison
q Cray, II. 81 +. Gwalhincy. N0t)oik Mr. Samuel
D. Rswlins. PeteysLvg, Alcssrs Mofdcca u Osborne
HaiJaz, ". e., MIR. +. s. Marshall Edenion, " T.,
Mcssrs Haughtin q Booth, Joseph d. skinner ESQ
mouth, " C., Mcssrs. J. G. q w r.. Norcom. Tarbo-
rough, " e., Messrs. r. & s ID. Gotten. MurjreesLo-
rough, ". C., Mcssrs. Soutba d Johnston JPciion.
" Z Messrs Wait q Smith. Cbaricsfoa, S. e., MIR
benjamin r. Smith, McssTs Chccsborough & Montgo.
merry Savannah, ill.,, VIM. Castor, Esq Joseph Cum
ming, Esq. 3"g1sta Go, Mr.. r. II. Musgroye. Ma.
con- Gu, Messfs. Hamilton & Hayes
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EHOTsPUR, he Sire Of yBaaegga, will stand the en-.
u y suing season, at ST. Leger (Mr. John Heth : )
~ the county Of Chesterfield % miles from Petersburg
l5 miles from Richmond and miles south Of the Cor.
FlI. Iarucnars WIZ be given hereafter.
Dee. p. t7O-Hl JOHN y. CHRISTIAN.
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.RECMN OVID,
EBUDLiC SALE OF LAND-Will Lc of.,ed e.,

EEUDLIC SALE OF LAND.-Wl be offered for
sale, before the door of the Eagle Hotel in the city
OF Richmond, ON Tuesday, the leth instant That well
known tract OF land called ayfeld lying in the
~ OF Hanover, on the Mcchancksville Turnpike, and
adjoining the lands Of Richard Johnson, Edmund Crrn
shaw and others This tract contains, according
recent survey, CSC aircs of land 300 of which are in
woods mostly OF original growth, heavily timbcred
and contiguous TO an excellent Saw Mill Its vicinity
10 Richmond and the hcalthinness of It's situation render
very desirable property. individuals disposed
purchase, - presumed, viii first view the premises
when they will form opinion for themselves of all its
advantages Terms accommodating, and made known
on the day of sale Y. TINSLEY.
August Z. 27-tl,
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HNANNY KEMBLE.-Fanny Kemhie Buffers Jour
- mai is this day received by r. I SMITH.
Also further supply Of new fasbionsble Music for
the piano forte I'LL Nsy :
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July 81.

HN ClIANCERY-- VIRcINIA.-In Goochland Coun-
u y Court 18th May 1885:
Benjamin Phaup ana Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eli
zaheth Ems, Plaintiffs.
against
William Gray, late Sheriff of Goochland county and
as such, Administrator Of Absalom Ellis dec d. and
Leroy Ellis, John Ellis and Charity his wife Joseph
Watkins and Jerusha his wife, formerly Jcrusha Ellis
Rebccca Mallory, formerly Rebecca Ellis. Joshua Ellis
Hercules Ellis, Bartholomew Ellis, and the children of
Eeazar Ellis, deed distributes of the said Absalou
Ellis, decd. Mary Ellis, widow of Absalom Ellis dee d
James L. Ferguson late Sheriff of Goocland county
and as such, administrator de boniS nan of Elizabeth
Walker, dec d., and Rebecca Mallory, Defendants
On &c motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel William
Ellis or his heirs Jacob Ellis his heirs David Ellis or
ms heirs, David Johnson and - his wife, or their
heirs, - Attkisson and - his wife, or their heirs
John Ellis or his heirs, Clarke and - his wife or
their heirs, and the heirs of Mary Powell dec d. are
made Pltes defendants to this suit; and they mol hay
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act of Assembyand the nlcs of this Court,
and At appearing to the Court tina, they arc not inhabit
ants OF this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that they do
appear here on the first day of eptcmber Court next
anu answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this
order DC orwith inserted in newspaper, printed in
The CITY OF Richmond for two months slccessivcly and
posted at the front door of the Court house of this county
Copy. Teste, MAR. w. MILLER, d. C. G. c.
July II. 2l-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

~ EW LINE OF POST COACHES Jrom Reh.
q moHd to Charottcsracin tine sfyc and ,riib me
requisite spced and comfort-Fare reduced 10 50 only
instead Of s. 80 the present For seats or inor.
nation, apply at The Bell Tavern, in Richmond and Col
Ward's Hotel in Charlottesville Days Of departure
from Richmond and Charlottesville Sundays Wcdnes-
days and Fridays WIN. SMITH.
July ~. 2O-tf
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MI OTICE-Proposas will be- received at the Oincr Of
1 v the James River and Kanawha Company i'm the
City Of Richmond, until the Doth day Of August next
Tor rebuilding that part Of Boshcrs dam across James
River, near Tuckahoe, which has been swept away by
high water and also for rebuilding oil that part Of said
dam called the Fish SLOPE which remains now in place
but in a shattered and injured condition
The dam is to be rebuilt without any fish slopc--bnt
to be strong and permanently constructed and The COLI
Tractor IS to present plan, showing how lac would re-
build both the timber part, well the abunent and
nil IN the Garth and puddle behind the wall Of masonry
The timber plank and stone arc to be furnished 6y
the Company and delivered the bank Of the river
the dam
The particular position Of the foundation of the dam
ana the abutmcnt wall aud connection Of She ncw psyt
with the old ddu', will be given by MIR Rcns Agent ON
the Lower James River Canal to any person wishing 10
contract The proposals to be handed in under seal
JOSEPH 6. CABELL,
RANDOLPH HARRISON, c0wm'Hos ~ me
JOHN ~. COOKE, ST. Do"fd ~
RICHARD SAMPSON D"ec'"fS.
July q. "a 0,--yt2oA
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6SfAUNTON RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-By vir-
~ tue of decree of the County Court of Charlotte
will be sold the premises the LIST day of October
1893, TO the highest bidder, credit Of one two and
three years the tract Of land late the property Of Joseph
Morton, deceased lying in the county Of Charlotte
the waters Of Stanton River and Wallacc's Greek.
The tract contains $50 acres, about ID Of which
river bottom land and about the number of acres
creek Hat there is considerable portion of wood
on the tract and all necessary buildings This land will
be sold by the commissioners the purchaser will be
CURED to give bond and security and lien upon the
land TO secure the Purchase money
al the same time and place shall sell 10 the highest
bidder credit Of ~ months the stock the plan
iaton, consisting of horses cows sheep and hogs; also,
The plantation tools and whatever part Of the crop shall
be secured and in condition TO sell
HENRY n. WATKINS, E1eemor
Of Joseph Norton deecascd.
August IL. 2g-wtd
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NNI ANTED, a Miller, who can come VOL rccom-
w mended for his qualifications in grinding good
meal and making frsir,e -four who sober honest
attentive and industrious, will meet with employment
IN Mill about 81 miles above Richmond on James RI
yer single man IS preferred An early application
is requested. EHgnirs at his Ia,s
Aug Z. y7Z3t
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IRON STORE.
NAORTHAM, McGRUDER 81 CO. offer for SALE
w 100 tons Ulster, Swedcs, American and English
Iron, of nearly all sizes,
Flat, square and round box, horseshoe, sheet,
band and hoop Iron,
Pallncr's No. j. ., g. and 3 i2 improved bar
share Mould Boards
tons Plough Moulds,
do. Nail Rods. assorted,
English blistercd.1
American do, g.,
German, ~
Cast
We have made ARRANGEMENTS with the Ulster Iron
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We have made arrangements with the Ulster Iron
Company to keep supply Of Ulster iron of all sizes
Aug Ia. t29-3tl W. MEG & co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-14

INVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The subscriber
being anxious tn To the West, wishes to dis
pose Of her Tract of Land near Halifax Courthouse
Virginia The land contains about hundred acres
about four hundred of which is cleared and two
hundred is in fine state Of cultivation and is well suit
ed for the production Of wheat and tobacco there
are about $50 Of cleared land which right fresh
never having been cultivated at nll The plantation is
In three good shifts and 10 20 hands mig be worked
to advantage it, The land lies about four miles North
from Halifax Courthouse, Va; has good dwelling
barns, granary, stables &c, &c. it also has fine
mill site omit which might be made very proabe there
arc two good orchards title land is in fine neigh
horhood. more minute description is deemed unne
cessary, persons wishing TO purchase would rather
view the land before purchasing the land will be shown
10 any person by my son. VIM. G.. Roberts who resides
on part of the land. MARY ROBERTS.
Halifax. August IL. 2J-wGw
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III CliANCERf -FIRoiSIA.-A rules holden in the
u clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
1885 ~
William Boiling adm tor of William C. r. Mewburn.
deceased, aud the said William Boiling and Mary his
against
Robert 3. Randolph, Philip Duva and Maria b. his
whc, Midgey Randolph, Gavin L.. {. Randolph, -
-, administrator of Richard Randolph of Ports
mouth Richard Randolph, or York William b. RAN
dolPh, b $. Randolph, Richard Il. Randolph Ed.
ward U.s. Randolph, Victor NJ Randolph, b, njaimin
KsndoiPh, Ann Maria Randolph, Robert G. Randolph
ihe9dorlck d Randolph, Richard Ryland Randolph
sarah Aiegglnson, John X. Boiling, Blair Boiling, Viii
ham y Boiling, and Pocahontas a. his wife, Ralph
Graves and Virginia b. his wife, Samuel S Duva
Archibald b. Duyal, JOAN b. Cabell in his own rirht
and as administrator of his Mother, Anne E. Cabr
ceusrd, Archibald Dixon and Elizabeth r. his wife Ro-
bert boiling CabeI and George w Cabcll, aud Rich.
ard H. Caoell, aud Mary ANA Cabell infants Joseph
Michaux and Ann Nj. his wife, Richard X Randolph
Francis Watkins and Susan his wife John n Randolph
Patrick II. Randolph, John E. Meade Mary Meade
John \ Stockdcl aud Charlotte his wife, - Lee
ANA ,eoecca ms wife, and the next of kin Of William
The dcie ae William i, nandoob peiS"a;" R.o
doPh, Edward b. Randolph Victor Nj. Randolph Ben.
lamn r. Randolph, Ann Maria Randolph, Robert c.
Randolph, Ihcodorck b Randolph, William s. Boiling
ana focahonas a. his wife, Ralph Graves and Virginia
B ms wife, Samuel s Duval Archibald b Duva
John - Cabcll, Archibald Dixon and Elizabeth Il his
wife, Robert Boiling Cabcll, George w Cahell Rich.
ard n. Cabell and Mary Ann Cabell Joseph c. Allen.
MARY Ann Allen, and Jane r. Allen, John II. Randolph
Patrick IL Randolph and - Lee and Rcbccca his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given Sc
cury according To the act of Assembly and the rules of
TINS Conrt-and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
,nat they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
" IS ordeTtd, That the said defendants appear at the
Clerk Office of orr said Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana Chancey for the county of Henrco the rules 10
be holden for the said Court on the first Monday in DC
tobcr next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper published in the city of Richmond for months
successfully and posted the front of the Capitol
in the said city. Copy.-Teste
CIA'S WILLS,
July % T23-wSw1 ID CIR.
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w. r. is now, and will remain in Richmond till the
LIST September Any business entrusted his will
be promptly executed
REFERENcE.-John Robertson, Esq, Genl. Bernard
Peyton Daniel Call, Esq, Thomas Green Esq, Rich.
naoad-Thomas H. Bayy, Esq, Aeeomae
August H. 23-2ts
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sIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLANn-

NEw YoRK, Dec. 4.-By the ship josephine Can't
Brtons from Liverpool, we baEe adViccs TO Oct 30
Fifty lone Carst prisoners haze been sent TO Havana.
TO labor on The public works.
The money market was confident al London.
Oct. 18th Pemium excbequer bills has declined to
II l3. lnda bonds to 81 Spanish Bonds improved
The Setan, having subdued Albania, is preparing to
regain Syria aided w Russia.
NJ. S1rnns Of La NouvcIe MinerRc and Gen Lntapie
have been convicted Of libel on the Duke Of Brogle-
The former sentenced to 10 days impfsonne and
fine Of 1900 francs Gen Latape, months and 600
francs The Court prohibited evidence in support of the
truth Of offensive allegations.
SDain-Cordovs hls followed Don Carlos into Alya
A. many G45O Portuguese Infantry, aud 800 cavalry
had arrived IN Castle. The Iusss Of Cadz and A ndu.
jar hold out VI Pastor had received ample funds TO
raise 10 600 Chspegorris
The resignation OF Nessrs Theirs and DGchstl is spo.
ken Of
Mendizabel has Induced the aobles aad grsndecs OF
Spain to loan 100 millions ofrcas to the Government Of
tae yogng Queen.
The price Of Cotton at Liverpool on the 30,i Oco-
ber generally declined Id. per b. except rood and
hne AMERICAN for which fall rates continue to be Oh.
aincd
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IvSTRTJcTIOvS

We lay before readers the memorable Reporf of
Mr. Leigh the Right OF lnstruotions-t is the only
good deed which he has rendered the Republic on pe
neral poitcs-the only bright beam the cscuicheon;
and yet it is ecpsed by his recent course Could Mr.
Leigh have been elected last winter if the Instructions
Of the People had been obcyed No-Coud he have
elected last sping by the voice Of the people2 No
Could he be reelected by The present Legislature, Ne
verDocs he represent either the opinions or wishes of
the People or Of the Legislature? Ccrtainiyn not
We lay this paper before the good people Of Virgini,
for their serious conside ration at this important season
1t is called Sabsitutea substitute for WHAT n IL
substitute for the original Resolutions submitted to tc
General Assembly by Mr. John Tyler also recognjsing
the great Right Of Instruction Thus it appears thai
by curious coincidence both tho present Senators
Of virginia are committed on the tght-one, by the
And yet both these politicians at the head Of
party in Virginia, which has done much TO rdieule
the execution Of the Right defeat the Instructions If
the People and to shacke its anticipated exercise by re-
stdcons and conditions that would reduce its value to
cvuhef
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such measures they deemed necessary for the further
ancc OF the great Rail Road from Cuubrrand 10 Browns
vile and thence 10 Wheeling and Pittsburg. nume-
rons COMMITTEE reported i'm favor of completing the Bal
routes, diverginy from some suitable point and terminal
ing at fitsburg and Wheeling productive of bound
less dement's to the interests OF the country They also
recommended as matter of great importance the max
ing oil minute geological and statistical examination
oi the valleys OF the Potomac, M,nongahela, Yauh,g
ny, anu e tributary str-ans-and also Of the adjacent
Sixteen committees were appointed for various purpo
SEES one 70 'accrn-e Congress ior portion of the
nett surplus IN the treasury of the u Statcsano,hsr 10
nemnr.aze the legislature Of Pennsyirania-a 3D. the
Legislature OF Oho-a 9TH, consisting of Messrs John
j. Jacobs, d. S,eenrod and T. Thorn urg, TO memorial.
ixe The Legislature Of TUginia, &c, &c
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LtfD DFFIcF, VA, December q Is.3j
EN conformity to an Act entitled ian Act 10 reduce
~ into one act the several concerning Escheators
passed on The 6 b day OF January, 1919, do hereby
make koowu 10 al wsom may concern that IL appears
BY the certificate of The E3cheator for the county Of
Northumberland, dated the ooh day Of November 1886
and received into the Land Office that by inouistion
and Office found the day and year last aforesaid the
following Lands late the property Of James Still deed
hive duly escbeated 90 this Common wealth viz. one
Tract Of 80 acres less and Of acres more
Or less and both in the Parish Of Lover ST. Stephens in
Northumberland county. W SELDEN
December g. f62-i5t RzQister Land ORcs
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The Whifo Whjgs claiming the victory least If
there be any truth in tie statement Of the Louisville
Journal that Senator Black Of Mississippi arrived
here yesterday IN steamboat after short passage from
Nicksburg and brings Of the most cheering cha
from Jackson the seat Of Government Of Mississippi
from which II appeared, that Lynch elected Cover
nor BY majority Of three or four hundred over Run
nes that large majority Of the friends Of Judge White
elected both Houses Of the Legislature; and that
Of the two White candidates elected to Con-
gress," DC. &c
We have moi received the above copy Of the Louis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08

Vile Journal acquainted with the date of the
piper But we have ourselves received Letter from
Vcksburg, OF the 2st ult which states contest
between Runnels aud Lynch at that time consider
ed doubtfu-that the majority either way would
coed 800 votesand that neither party would have more
than a majority of ttco in the Legisatnre
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GENERAL cOURT

yesterday, the General Court assembled in the Capt.
pI Inc following Judges were present-(we arrange
er naIaes perhaps not in every according their
Judges smith President) May Upshur, Field, Saun-
defs, Scott, Brown, Fry Cloplon Baker and Christian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-08

This body assembled the 25th and adjourned on
The 9th Ult II consisted Of more than $50 Delegates
A Stewart, Esq Of PenRsylvania in the Chair Dele.
gates attended frsm Wheeling, &c, &c. They adopted
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
For me Eastern Distrie, Of Yirginia.

Trs5IdIH0O
This Court adjourned Friday We have alrca-
ny stated that the Grand Jury has refused TO find
Bills, against all the Portuguese prisoners They were
all accordingly ordered 70 be discharged from the
custody Of the Marshal except lose Feyreira dos
SANTOS who detained at the instance Of the Portu.
guese Charge d Afaircs. Mr.. Charles Shirley Carter
argued the the Bird instant, behalf Of the
Queen Of Portugal Friday last, Judge Barbour
delivered the opinion Of the Court We have been "a
vored with the following copy Of itand Il s on We.
~ interesting point oflnternoonal Law we take great
pleasure in laying il before our readers.
JUDGE BARBOUR's OPINION
IL THE CASE or JOSH FgRREfaA nos Ssvros
Jose Ferrcira dos Santos Portuguese subject having
been committed for trial before this Court under charge
Of Piracy and the Grand Jury having found the indiet
inent against him not true BILL he would be enti-
ted TO discharge from custody regards that accu-
saton Bot an application is made at the instance
Of the Charge des ares Of Portugal that he may be
detained, until the Government Of Portugal shall have
time to make demand that Of the D States that
he maybe surrendered 70 the former, as fugitive from
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-26
-s 1tttBaeIoEnqufrer
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
90 70 BY HENRY ADAMS. -.---
CONSUNIPTTON!
ASTHMA AND CATARRH

\ thai long train Of diseases which seem to grow
u with the growth OF civilized society, CONSUMP-
TON takes the lead in it's relentless imroas upom h.
nan life; yet this dreadful disorder is easily overcome
4" rs earlier stages Ii is only when rejected that il
arrives al the terrific maturity which often battles
the eagaciy ofprOessOna An Obstinate cough
- the customary orerW"aer ofIhe pulmonary eonsumf-
ton Improper neglect in the timely administration
ct simple aud saluary remedies sure be reprOVed
hV dreadful succession If cUmsunniive symptoms
Impression Of the breasi greenish and bloody stIe
nccrated l""ss and hectic feyer shriyeled +xtremi.
ues aud general emacalion VI The whole body; prus-
!rat'o" Of strength aushed creks swollen feet aud
legs; aud last ~ possession Of the mental facul-
tres ant while h0pe still whispers her Aaiiering tale
-SoltA exEF emEes, aud a, premature death.
For the vaious stages Of this complaint oue Of the
mosi approved remedies ever yet discovered is
81. s- DR.. Relics AStAmatic Pills. ..t
This exceedingly powerful aud yet equally safe aud
innocent preparations, has Effected rhnruugh aud rapid
cures upon pas"ts supposed have bcen FAR atlvau-
ced in a confirmed CoOs"mrtion and who have exhi-
biied the appearances which usually indicate fatal
sersHinaioD Oi the disorder. ..s. .s
AS lhe Pills require in ordinary cases confne-
safety 10 all ages aud classes OF people, U"examped
sOccess has hitherto attended their administration m
great variety Of cases; and the Proprietor refer
mniNde, which testify their efficacy in reyiVing
che enacated victim from the he'd "f disease and
'or"g him to the blessings Of accustomed health and
activity. 5.etr :. ... -. aa.r.,.,. ..-
Price 81 Er whole hoxes of 30 pills, and so cents
for hall do. OF IL I'is, with directions. .~ .
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-26

HWNHE complaints peculiar TO the female par, ofihe
c,'mmuniiy have been long successfully treated hy
the adminstr alton Of the Aromatic Pills, originally
prescribed and compounded by DIR. Rel(e They
cleanse the blood from those disorders Of the emar
constitution, for which the Pills ecc,uas epeci-
&c they free crcula,ioR, reform the rr.
lar operations nf the sansuiferoas sya;e, and rectf
the d;sor.iered habits. The prorrietors on6dence in
the superior excellence "f this equally innocent and
powerful preparation, IL funded the decisive
testimony IrOM nany restored patients. He assure
this portion Of the public, that when
DR.. Relics aromatic Fills for Females
are regularly taken according to the direc,oas accom-
pnnying them. they revive aud eslai-h the desired
healthy habits, and rcst"re To the pad cOunlemance
the uatural glow ri health aud good ePiriia.
Married Indies will find the Pills equally useful ex-
cep ~ certain cases, when they not be taken
neither 'n"A they be taken Ivy a" hectic
aUmpiive habits They NAV he used successfully 10y
either women IN all Hyp"chondriac, Hys,eric,
Vapnrsh disorders. In ali at this Description
the Pills parity, inv g"raie and revive the disOrdered
sysirm. Price 81 so a box.
NJ None are genuine unIess signed ON the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor. r. KIDDER
SIN mediate successor the laie Dr. w. T. CONWAY
For sale at his Coun,ing Room, over No. SO, Court
Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by at.a. :
Samuel RMei and j. G. Beck,cith, Litchfeld !;
e. Co,Oies. South Farms Daniel Norton,
Canaan hudson & Whistlesry, N. Preston /:
isaac S. WadstoOrth. Bethlem +; Norton &
Henderson. Goshen. 81. ..e
Large discount to those who boy to sell ngan.
June !. lve4W3
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-26
New Arrangement.

THEREAFTER the New Haven Steam
II Boats will leave Ne,O-H nren at 7 o'clock
A. M. instead Of I2 o'clock lnOOn) as hereto
fore. And one of said Boats will leave he,O
York daily, Sundays excepted. at o'clock
A. NJ. e.-f dig. .r,t s.,s .a-.-.
o. Excellent Post Coaches arr always ia
readiness ON arrival the h"afs at New Haven
ca convey passengers to Hartford. Boston and
Providence. Also to Litchfeld STA Waterbu
~ daily. and via W"odbury ON Tuesdays.
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
.r. JOEL ROOT. Ageat.
Nxss- H0uen, Non. la. 1896. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-11-26
NOTICE.

DY order Of the Hon. Court Of Probate for
ND the District Of Sharon. six ruonths ffDm
this date are allowed to tho creditors Of the
estate Of Rev. DAVID l.. PERRY,
late Of Sharon. deceased, 10 exhibit 10 ihs sub.
serihers their claims against said estate.
ANN 8. PERRY. I A6Ainis-
--...F- DAVID C. PERRY TRAITORS.
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