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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

=. ~ The Rev. >. Tasi,a uil psessh Il PHI
brsaeh o. Suoslsy next q half psss ten o'sl.rk
and Il HsrpersFsrEy AZ ! oeioek
Library Sseisfv 81 CAsrisgsra The FOL.
lowing question vail be discussed before the
SocisiJ On Saturday osti VIZ
j. polite N . goveTamsni 10 adopt Laws
Fegu siing the rate Of INTEREST,""
The hsalbeFs o( tire soeiety are oast,eo-
larry requested % attend
By order ofths soeisty.
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TAVERN FOR RENT.

nE ~eh kaovn stand at Haii,own, eaui.
on,.n! irosa Harpes-Fsrry and Oh aries
,usn, "hes'l situated Immediately on the
the Winchester and Po,ouso Pail r. -.
70 90 completed, 10 not more than IS fe.,
ron INC door where u 10 designed TO locate .
OePot, to which, because most cooyeoien,
aad seee:s,ele) will cone the produce from
ths nsishoorhood OF kartinsburr and Al.
north vest part Of the county, intended for
me Batimore Market. By ;he wsy Of The
KAN Road. a limited store, in eosneetion
Win inc tavern, would no doubt be found
Peontsoe. The situation, 10 m industriou,
sh'erprl,ing asa, Offers many Gathering in.
eucemesn Possession on the hrst Of next
month, (APril.) Apply to
u, go, JOHN PETER
- ioSS-N atsy lks pTsmIsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
n Copy-Tesie,
DANIEL LEE. c. c.


CAaTiest0.Ss, March i6fA, 1855
THE parties eoaeerned In the eT.eu,ioo o(,h.
foregoing order Of Court, are hereby notified tina,
have sPPoin,ed .sfonday 1e sot6 day Of sers
r'enA l.fprIJ 60 attend At my ONCE Aforesaid 10
pr'ns 20 close the accounts ordered to be- taken
.hen snd where they are required 20 at. NJ. With
the necessary evidence and papers. Aud the
ered'tossof Edmund DowRey, 20 whom just debts
~ers due before the I'd day Of August, 1872. and
whose debts are sill uapSid, In whole OF in part.
are hereby notified and required, ct the same
time and place, TO eShibi, before me their CT AIMS
again" the said Do~ney. With the PROoT in sup
port Of such elAinL Those srrdi,.,rs whose
sislms have been presented TO the Commi ssion~r
are also requested 20 atteSd At the saEas time add
place. ~ those Interested eostest the allowance Of
their eislns, aud may therefore be necessary 20
P'0eure soo"'oasi ,sst,moay ~ support Of them
Yns CT Sup. CO Of Il. e. ca. fsr IsG Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
Pine Gr0rc W00iicn

FACIUKI.
pie undersisned takes this me ,hod Of IN
- forming tho old customers Of the Pine
Grove wooilen Factory in Brucetown, that
was consumed by FIRE. that u has lately been
rsbuiiti add he having leased Il Tor term Of
years, will be ready by the frat Of May To
receive WOOL TO DO msoufaetured into cloth.
esssineits, broad blankets, hannei, linseys.
aud Competing; all Of which sbsii DO done In
tho best possible manner aud on tb. most c.
commodsting terms; IA addition To this, he
will thankfully receive and execute all kinds
Of country eardins and fullins to order, with
neatness and despatch.
HENRY r. SHESCK.
March 10. 1851
Uiaehcsfer Rrpub6eas aa.i .HarfiEs5ury ca
reffe. s5sH pleas. faserf the a60te uahIia Nav
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
VALUABLE LAND
ron SAFE

4 WISH 10 dispose Of three hundred acre.
OF my Jehsrsea Land; q bsiaE part of q
larger tract iying 90 and near the river She
nAndoah, three m.les distant from Charlie,
Towa, and not more lhsn seven or eight
from HarPers-Ferry. About ono third OF
Ih's tract Is heavily clothed with 6ne, thrifty
umoeri me balance cleared. we'll fenced.
and N pretty good state of euI,,v alton. Al
least 100 sores thereof being veil act ~ 10
yer the improvements ere two DssIIipx
Houses, two kitchens. = good seu Barn. with
sts5ltng and other out houses IN abundance
u 's veil wsi-red. (ESits Run, 6ne bold
stream, passing through Il, besidss having
several never failIog springs Of Ii,asstons
water on u, one near each dwelling house
possession msy Be bad 81 asy tiras, terms
accommodating, snd price Low.
MATHEW R.9IsS0JH
ChaFiesiown. Jefferson County. Va
March. 10, Is95-l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
ron aAL.u on aHur.

OFFER for sale or rent the comfor,sbIs
. ADD eonmodious frame DrssiIinx HOuss
and Let. situated 90 Jefferson street, Bolivar.
SINGLE row CH.fSBERS
Harpsrs Ferry, Nsfeh 10. 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

"ILL Be poId, on saturday the twenty.
w eighth Inst, before The door Of Piik-
simmons's Globe Inn. on q credit Of three
months, the purchaser giving bond With good
security, . PRINTING PRESS with sPps.
rs'us comPIs;s, taken - the property Of Adam
v csvis TO satisfy claims IN my hands met
bin in favor Of william Graham's ADDS r.,
and others.
p. 7 BURKE.
Harpefa- FerFH. March 10. Ials.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
VINE YARD TO anmT

WISH TO rent ost vine yard consisting
- Of about 1000 vines, 4 years old and
noorishing The tenant can occupy . small
building while attending to the business
JOHN K.fTES.
March 10 Is3S
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sN. OrerHefd,
DENTIST,

NV Ill. ohsr his professional services 20
w the citizens of Char lestown aud ,ici-
nifty. about the 2ith OF This month.
March -, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

VIRGINIA, To Wit:
-. In the Superior Court OF Chsaeery holden q,
Winchester the 9Th day of November. 1880.
Sicpien Crem.SrH PL.IsrIry
AGAINST
.NdhiIa Dovney. Sassisei Osria1s. ereclasr ~
Ihenaas O.sass. decd, aud biHia,n U,,rn~v
and Ian.ss HE. late !SieriF Of Jrfsrson csus-
Do.sney, deed,
IN CHANCERY.
I>hiS cause came 90 TO be heard this 9th
u day OF November, 1880. on the bill, the
answer Of Matilda Dowuev. and the rrni,s.,;oo
thereto. and on sufficient evidence app-arine in
The papers. that the process vas served on J.me,
rite, the administrator Of Edmund Dovoey. The
o'ner nome defendant, sufiieient and legal time
oeiore The case Vas Get FOR hearing 80 10 HIM,
aha sna, publication has been duly made sr.iust
Samuel Osings, executor Of Tbom.s Ov;oy,
dec o. and against William Downey and also
on Inc exhibits hirti In the cause and va, argued
oy eounsei-and the Court recognising the iu.
uee OF the plaintiff. claim add the validity Of hi.
p'CeHons, Doth sdjudgc, order and decree that
. Commi.sioncr Of this Court, do take un ac-
count OF the rents and profits or annual vaIur of
me mii' iauds. Se. in the bill mentioned, during
The three years from August 9Th, 1872 till Au.
Xaa xyth: 1875. and that he call the defendant
suA Do~ney before hun and receive ell
proofs she may be able TO produce OF p.ym-n,
Oh, o. The rents add profits Of the mill Sc. Of the
jus. aeots due from Edmund Dovney before Au-
gus ~. 1871, made oy the said Edmund Downe,.
"a his NE time, or by herself. OF by their or Ell
.ner o. sher agents, from and after the 9Th Au-
gust is1x, the day on which Thomas Ouipvs'
shi "a. admitted TO probst. And tina, he also
no'iiy the creditors Of saij Edmund Douney 20
shom just debts were due before the u dsy Of
hugaf. isx2, and whose debts are still unpaid. in
sno,e or IN part To appear 5y certain d.y TO be
s.eu " Alh Commissioner. the s.id notice 10
be published In some ne SNAPPER ;, (h.,I-.,o~r
IN Jefferson county; aud that Ice report the
amount OF the said trust fund, consisting OF three
years rents sad pr offs ~ Aforesaid the amount.
any' that has been paid in relief Of the properly
charged With ssid ineambrasee. by whom, aud 10
=. nom ard The amount u said trust fund, IL any
thing, still unspplied to the purposes Of the trust
created eyss'd Osings' gill, in order 10 6nal de-
cree.
a Copy-Tesie.
DANIEL LEE. c. C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
For SAFE.
HOUSE AND LOT IN BOLIVAR
ROR RENsT.

EHNuE House ard lot oa High street. Boil.
n war, belonging 10 the heirs of Robert
Avs, deed, V fOF rsBL The house IL spa
e'ous, and s we'll calculated foF Store snd
family. Possession given on the first Of April
nsHL Apply 10 the subscribers.
WV. ADAMS,
WA. ID. PHELAN,
March 10. 1885. Erseniori.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
Valuable Tan lard
roR 0AYr

virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed 10
~ the subscribers, by Nstks n,si scroer,o.
and now OF record in the County Court az
JenerSon, We shall proceed To 81, oo s.,,,,-
ny "s 'n o, March next, before the door
OF Daniel Entler. IN shePher dstowo o, q ,slua-
Die an Yard, situated in sac town, J.tfer,ou
county. Va Ths property embrace. be.
tween FOUR AND FIVE LOTS, .od \, ait
ua.ed IA IN agreeable part Of tho 10 n. .nd
vas formerly tho property OF the lat. Mr.
John kesrsley, deed. The Yard contain.
a LARGE 1TU1dHEu OF Watts,
Most Of which are IN good order. and Ia, eve
~ necessary building and sPparatu, connect
ed with rsnnisg,-deriv,ng en- abundant and
never failing supply Of water from Q stream
passing through the yard. There u on tho
premises, . large and CON modiou, and we'll
hnished DWELLING HOUSE, together with
a Kitchen. \ good brick smoke House. a
DAIRY, aud a we'll Of excellent and oever fail
ins water On QUO Of the lots contiguou. TO
The dwelling house, there A Barn add sta.
BILE.
TERMS Of SALE.-one third of the pur-
chase money 10 be pad IA sir, one third IN
WE'VE, and ooe third in eighteen months
interest added TO be secured BY Q deed OF
"u>t on the above mentioned property, With
approved Personai security.
THOMAS G. HARRIS,
JOHN DAVENPORT.
Jan. %, ls35-n. Trustees.
Pesspese.se~s.
| rostponed tili Saturday the 2sth instant.
March 10 lsts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

NOR the pssssss gear, female ssrvan,
n Apply % the PRINTER.
March ~, l635.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
Capital Prize $50, 600
10 No. Lo,tery-Ii Drawn Ballots.
Grand Consolidated | lottery,

EXTRA Class No. I, EoR 1895.
To DO drawn IN the City Of Washington, on
Wednesday, l5M .7rr,i, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

On Ibursiay lsss. yosurs 4. ysaags,s soa Il
NJ. Jgba Nargusri. - Harpers-Psrry.
Ou fndy Jest, NJ. EvAE iaHpssT, q tlsr-
P1s-Ferry, ascd aboYt sOysars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

The IsbOrs Of The General Assembly ef vir-
gins termiss,sd o. Thursday Isss, sftsr ses-
''ou Of o"e husdred ssd two d.ya
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bill vas lost
an the ssnsss By msjoriiy q eve vote
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
NOTICE.

EVHE purchasers 81 the sale Of the sub
n seriber. on the Goth March, 1895, ar.
hereby notified that their notes will become
due, to-norrsw the (2O,h instantly For the
convenience Of those interested, 10 will re-
msin In CharlesioWn for two weeks in or.
der 10 settle With ell concerned, which he
hopes will Be promptly sttssded TO.
Vie hss for sale, thirty shares Of Valley
Bank Stock. SAMUEL, HOWELL
March 10 Ia1S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
R.RRSNE.gR.

UNiIE JsHer,on Drsn Horse, vii Issd .,
~ my farm near AcPhersoa's Mil. on
Mondays. TussdsJs, end Wedns.is Do.
ring TIE season. and At Mr. Lewis Mci.IoVt.
near smHbheld, on TbarsdsJs, FRIDAYS. ana
Saturdays in each week. ard viii b. Jet a.
mares Oh Tho following terms. W. a. b,
The ssasOt, ~ cash BY the issp. Sc insug snce.
PEDIGREE.
Bsrsheaf was sired BY Wonder. q VERY
superior Horse, that stood IN Wa,biogtou
County, Fast Tennessee the dam Of RAJ.
Shear coantry mare Bsrsheaf - cheat
nut ,ofrsl, siH years old this scunz, I6 hand.
high, 81 great muscular poser
The season has Commences, and viiI snd
on the 2Oih Of June
wM Il SINCLAIR.
March ~. 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
BE,GgOn-.Hzakes.'s Shor,

UVHE wssOo.Msksr's shop. a, pr.,ep,
II occupied by James b. Chenowuh. on
High street, Bolivar, 10 for rent The stand
is the best IN The county. Possession given
on The hrst April. Apply 20
n. & >. JOHNSON.
Csmp-Hill. HsrPegs-Fsrry.
March %. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

"a sOb,sriber'' !. un.,oid.bly pospoa.a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19

II The shos~ s.is is postponed a. a. ., -,
ins. A.rsh "a iass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
Valuable Wit Property
FOR SALE

March -. lsas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-19
PelAfe Sale.

ernas Improvement, and General iniserIfanv
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19

Elo9GeRcs.--W clip the following specimen ofeio-
Quence FROM the Grenada (Mss. BulIetin, which from
the remarks appended, appears have bee" deliver
ed before magistrates court IL slal section 81 .
May plsase the COur--I had rather live tor thir.
teen hundred centuries the small end o. !hHnder~
bol-chew the ragged end Of dash OF ightnng-
have my bowels torn by green briar, than to be-
bamboozled by the geOtleuen.' tts. t,,.s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19
RoMNEY. Va. Oct. "a.

3 b st,t 2d9 R0MNEY, Va. Oct. "a.
b We are indebted to a highly respectable
gentleman Of Hardy county. for the following
facts relative to a Mammoth Apple Tree ON
the farm Of Capt. Daniel Mcneil, Of that
county. Our informant says that he took
the dimensions Of this Mammoth Apple Tree
carefully and accurately. and found IL 10 be as
feet IN height and IS in breadth; circumfer-
ence VI the trunk 0 feet 4 inches. About Z #.
from the root there are arc eleven branches,
| the average size Of which are 8 feet 10 inches
in circumference. But the most remarkable
fact about it, is the quantity Of fruit i. bore
| the present year--one hundred and eighty bash
els Of apples we're taken from il this falI.--
Fonr'or Ave bushels, OF such as were bruised
and partially and entirely rotten, were lett un.
der the tree and good deal Of its fruit must
have been taken away by different persons
through the summer and fall; SO that The real
| quantity it bore must have been very near. IL
not quite tsOO hundred bushels. The apples
are Very large. 1t stands near The South
Branch, ON very rich soil. have heen in.
formed that it did not bear any fruit until &c.
ter It was twenty years old. 1t grew spOnta-
neously where il now stands, and although 40
Years old, continues to grow.--InieN. 49,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19

TExAs.-Ws understand that the District
Attorney for this District has received instruc-
tioDs from the State Department to keep a
sharp look out in his District on the course of
things tending to interfere with the friendly
relations now existing between this Govern
ment and Mexico.-N. Y. Ado.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19

Hats-By calculation made few weeks
since. we learn, says the Transcript. that the
amount of hats now manufactured in the u.
States in one year exceeds 100000. There
are It is estimated, upwards of 25 900 persons
employed in the business. the expense Of
whose labor is about 81, OO0, 900. 30 o." s..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19

The Richmond Enquirer contradicts the
statement in the Evening Star, that Judge
M'Lean is to be appointed Chief Justice, and
that too in not the most polite terms that we
have seen used on such occasions. The En-
quirer not only says that Judge M'Lean is not
to have the appointment, but expresses its be-
lief that Mr.. fancy IS to be Chief Justice.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19

TExAs.--.Sa n PHILIPPE. Oct. $, 1850
There is report just come which / rely on,
that the Mexicans At Gonzales have been de-
ieated. aud forty killed besides wounded (; no
loss on our side !; the fight was in the woods.
The enemy had cavalry. All goes on well !;
upwards Of one hundred leave here to-day,
some from Trinity City will so on to-mor-
row. Ithink there will be 800 on the frontier
10 week. The enthusiasm increases daily:
there are no peace men--uo parties here now
AL are war,men. have remained here be-
cause it was thought that would be Of more
service TO unite opinions and hurry out men.
shall 60 10 the frontier soon. The enemy
must cross the Nausus before the campaign
ends. We win then organize government
for Texas. recommended despatch ia send.
ing to the United States. Let them know
how matters stand, and that the country is
united and firm, and therefore invincible.
Yours respectfully, s. F. AUSTIN.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19

Young O"derdonk PGrdoned.-Governor Marcy
has given pardon TO Henry }. Onderdonk who was
recently convicted Of forgery He was liberated from
prison on Friday last and conveyed privately to Long
Island, whence il is intended to send him to sea-
1ibbcs, his accomplce, who turned States evidence
against him. is still in prison. file 10 lberateG.l
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19

We learn from the Boston Courier that William
Sherwei ESQ.,, Of the most eminent merchants Of
Gibraltar, was sentenced, the Sd of October, to
tire years Imprisonment at hard labor in the garrison
a that place. for having furnished arms, ,ion
&c. TO the piracal schoOner COssadar which vessel
bad been condemned. His properly. said to amount
10 ih.ee or four hundred thousand dollars, coa6s
Gated. '''' fly @'H
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-19


Highest Mountains is the United States
L" an article published in the Raleigh Regis
ter, It 10 stated that the highest mountain in
the United States is to be found in North
Carolina. Mount Washington 10 New Hamp-
shire has been hitherto accounted the highest
mountain its highest peak being 6,qs4 feet
above the level of the sea. According 10 the
writer 10 the Register. the Hottest peak of the
Black Mountain in Vance county, is s,746
feet above the level Of the sea. The Editor
Of the Register vOuches for the responsibility
and science Of the writer, and well remarks
that the fact itselfis not so astonishing as that
the discovery should not have been sooner
made. -...s.t.....,.
augusta, Geo. Oct. S0.-DeatA bv Posson,..---
y Is our painful duty to announce the death Of
Mr. VIM. Oryson, one ofthe most extensive
and respectable merchants OF this eity. He
died on the eth inst, as bis family believed.
from poison administered clandes,inely in his
food. The subject is now under investigation.
and the servants suspected have all been ar.
rested. 7itos -. s., - - 800
The Hon. Elisha Whitllesey is spoken Of
as the Wing Candidate for the next Governor
OF Ohio. The country can i'll afford te lose
the services Of Mr.. Whittlesey in Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
2. ARDW ARE
 FOR sAHE BY SAMUEL P. BOLLES,l

LKTCHFIELD.
 DARBER & Genn's patent cast steel CIR ID cULAR SAWS. of A and 26 inches diam- eter, and smaller sizes. English and Americans. German and Cast Steel MILL SAWS, ofs6i and 6 l-2 feet, and Gross cat and Iennon ditto.
 X Wood Saws and Frames, with all other sorts 0f Saws. Plane Irons. Firmer's. Turner's. Ffamer's Chisets and GOuges. Files and Rasps,t fat, round. half round. square E triangular, of all cotn. lengths
 Blacksmjths'iyices Bit Stocks and Bits, from 12 iO 48, pitts complete.
 Door Butts and Handles and House Trsn- raihgs generally Screws of,a all sizes..
 LOCKS of every description. e&
 Cabinet Aakess' Trimmings Hottoic Ware. Brass Andirons. cast sl.s. with hrass tops and dn. willT Wrought bare, and common cast do. Sh6vels and Tongs Chapping Knives. E-s Knives and Fosks Spoons; gWaiters.
 Waffle IfOns-- Patent TrOn Tea Kettles.
 HG,ness Makers' T Trimmings.
 Carpenters' Adxes, Hatchets. cast steel and common Augers; Veers- Giass Curtain Pins, GLUE, Sand Paper, &c. &c. with almost sv- cry other article in the Hardware line, which will he ssM as low as they can be bought in the state of Connecticut.
 Liiekf field, NoU. c. - 22
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
AUCTTON NOTECE.

UTfILL he sold at P.:.ls..iG Aneli0us m w Tuesday fhe 7hday of April next, all the right, title and estate, real and personal, belunging 10 the estate ef SAMUEL CHAPIN,s deceased, in and tO the W00Ien Factory hl Goshen. late the pr6perty of Chapin. Collins. & Walter, heinz about one third part 6f tho same. in common and nndisidad. Alsa. one undivided fourth part of piece of wood land lying in the west part 6f said Goshen. and rom faining about twelve acr+s. Also. the dWrii- ing house and store in the village of Canads.e now occupied ny J. Fl. Collins s Co. with a-s bout three fDurihs of an acre of land attached. Also. the following described picces of land belonging to said estate.
 One piece ofpastIre, containing abotit fity- seven acres, lying about one mile soutl, of the village 0f Canada one piece containing about fourteen acres of wood land. lying in Torring- ton, about halfa mile east from Timothy Col lins'.
 About forty four acres Df wood land in the north part of Goshen, on the Gunsfock stream.
 About eight acres in the north east part of said Goshen. known by the name of Pine Swamp.
 Also. two stalls in the range of sheds near the church in the centre of said town.
 Twenty shares of stock in the Goshen anf Sharon Turnpike Company-and two shares in the Litchield and Canaan Turnpike Coy.
 The sale will commence at 10 0'cl0ck A. M. on the factory premises, in Canada village Terms made known at the time of sale.
 JoHN Fl. COLLINS, 2 SUrViring
 AMAsA N! CHAPlE. Erecutors.'
 Goshen, Mnrch 4, 1885. 3S
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL Do sold at public anction,lon Tues
 WV day the f7th jnst. .at the dwelling house lately occupied by ISAAC McNEII, deceased at 9 o'clock "A. M. the stock of CArrLE late the property Of said Isaac McNeii. consisting of 10 first rate Cows. ' Young Cattle, one yoke of three year old Steers, and two Heif- CTS with cali. Also, . Cart and some Farm ing Utensiis. Areasonahle credit WillSbe giv- en on good security if requested. The above stock Is in prime order. and is well worthy the attention Of iasmsss sad others who wish tehuy. MAREL McNEIL, Adm'r.
 Aiickf kfeld, Alarek lOs 1883. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
FOR SALE.

@R THAT valuable and desirable NS5SEM l Property, the Mansion Hcases' REsss R OM Buitdings.nnd nbOm so acresE sssAs2 cf Land, late inc property and res sidcnee of fife late Gov. Oliver WOlcott, sitn- ated in the south part of the village Of Lifch: held. This is considered one nf the most eli- ghle ansl beautiful country residences in New Engiarfd. It commands one of the finest pros perfs in the world. overlooking on the west and south the two btHitTfuI Lakes. with Inc hills and tlales by which they are surrounded. The garden is Argey and stockef with great variety of orfsamental and useful plants and trees. There are on tiiv psemises a good ice house, acood house. cdrTiage kesiae, three bdrns, cider Diu, and other oaa -baiidings. The whole will he sold together, or the dwelling house. and any quantity of Mndf and such part of thef out buildings as the purchaser may wish for.
 ALSO,
 An excellent Meado,O, lying about one mile south ofihe village. containing about IS acres.
 Also, the tract 0f Mendotc and Posture lying easierly 0f the Little Pond.
 !. All If said property will he sold nj a. very low price, and a liberal credit given. Apply, to ELIHU HARRISON. '
 Litchfeld, MGrch 5, 1885. S9
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19

UT ss NOTICE. . w HEREAS my wife ELIZA has lelt my bed and board without any prOvocation-ihis is to forbid any person harboriDg or trusting her on my account. k HorlOinIom. Feb. 27, 1885. S9
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
SEIEx1G0 OFF AT REDUCED PRICES.

THE subscriber heinz abont to make . diff
 ferent arrangement in his busiDesss and to remove from, the store he now occupies, offers for sale for cash his remaining stock ol Goods at reduced psiees: some at cost. and some at less than cost consisting of . good nos. Merino. Thibet and Cashmere Shawls, Silks, Psinted NFuslins and Calicoes, Cling. hams. Linens. brown and bieached Gottons, Tickings, sc. Gc.