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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

re eg,lA REWARD.--Ran away on Saturday night
Rt,c1 - Ihcil.ssss from tLS former residence Of
Negro man, named MOSS, about thirty eight years Of
age iiyf feet SIX or seven inches high has defect in
his right oleraby good shoemaker. had on and
TOOK WIN MN considerable quantity Of clothing. mot
Ptfucupfy fecoleced) he read tolcraby we'll and
~ - presumed be has procured free papers and will en-
deay0 to get 70 free State. The above reward will be
any jail 80 that get him acain--and all reasonable
charges paid if brought Jsosae
JOSEPH 2. MATTHEW'S,
req. . lcO-wJvV Ef'0r. Of Jos MQtfhffcs. dec'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

CHEWING. SURGEON Dentist. opposite
,rner just above the Banks, Main Street, Rich
here he can be found at all hours, ready to at
professional duties.
Ae-Doctors Watson, Briggs, Nelson. Clark,
Sncad, Richmond. ~ Charges satisfactory.
Gl-w6ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

ED UNAWAY.-W committed to the Jail Of Mont
E@ gomery county, Il runaway, on the 18th day of
October last, who broke JAIL and rAaLcd on the
18th of December last, negro man, ranIed George
BRIcr aged about forty fortYve wars dark brown
Ave fcc nine inches high, above the lal eye. with
blood wart at the lower end of said bays he be-
longs TO Dir. David Garrett, trader who Hvcs in Ala
bania, who purchased him of Mr.. Powell in Fairfax
county The owner will come for him. prove property
pay charges, and take him away, hew be dealt with
according to law. WIN. WADE Tailor
Montgomery county, Va, Jan. "a. s2-wl2w"
MOTICE.-Some time last Summer, gave "A Power
\lS of Attorney to Francis Sutton to prosecute GER
)tain Revolutionary Claim. hereby revoke that power
lof Attorney and beg that those persons concerned will
axe notice of the fact. MARY w MUSE
King " Queen county, Jan. 81. e3-w4w
~ UCEPHALUS makes his next Spring season at the
y Deep-Run Coal-Pits in Hcnrico county and every
tn day he will be at MIR William Nc Gruders house,
'owhaian county, on the Buckingham road half a
above Hopkinsvic tavern. Particulars in time
b. j. GS6-w3w] ZACH McGRUDER.
RCHlTECTURE.-JosEPH BoYD, Jr. will, atte nd
to making Plans and Drawings, for houses and
ngs of every description, and also superintend
obstruction. Enquire at the of 5thapd G,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

The parties interested in the foregoing order of Court
hereby notified that have appointed Friday the eth
day of February next, for commencing the settlement
directed by said order; which day, by 10 o'clock A.
NJ, they required to attend at Powhatan Court
house, with their accounts and vouchers ready for
mnation and settlement. II. +. GRAVES, Sp. Com.
January % Sl-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

ExrUScISe MIR. Clay has pretended to ridcuIe the
idea OF expungng from the Journals Of the Senate his
celebrated resolutions against the President and alleges
that IT cannot be done. If he will apply TO his friend
Mr. webster ne can inform him that the resolutions
adopted by the Legislature Of Massachusetts, DECLARING Il
to be unbecomng moral and religious people 10 rejoice
on account OF our victories The enemy were after
wards eSpungcd from their journal; and We should like
70 know what difficulty exist in the one case which
did not exist in the other. baltimore Republican,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

WN CHANCERY-VmoINIA. Powhatan County
III Court, January 3, 1885:
Jane d Bapgh, George Baugh, Archibald B. Baugh,
and Richard L.. Baugh, Plaintiffs.
against
Samuel Drake, admir- of John N Baugh, deceased,
Mary Rcbccca Baugh, William b. Baugh, Francis g.
Baagh Martha G Baugh, Mary R. Eggeston, Henrietta
Is. Egglcston, Francis A. Lowry, Cornelius B. Lowry,
Obadiah Crew and Polly his wife, Eliza Pcaross VIM.
o. Winston, John Nj. Winston, Lconidas w. Winston
Isaac Newton Winston, Acxands V. Winston, and
Sarah Ann Nelson Winston, Qhc said Mary Rcbccca
William 1 Francis B. and Martha c. Baugh Mary r.
ard Henrietta B Eggeston and Francis A. and Come
Illus b. Lowry being infants under the age of 81 years
by VIM. S. Dance their guardian, I'D itcn,) Defts
This cause came on this day. by consent of parties
be heard the papers, formerly read and argued
by counscl-on consideration whereof, the Court doth
adudge, order aud decree, that the defendant Samuel
Drake, make up and settle his adm of John
N Baugh deed before Richard F. Graves who is here
by appointed special Commissioner for that pur posc:
and the said Commissioner is directed examine state
and settle the said accounts and report the To this
Court with any matters specially stated, deemed peril
ncn by HIMSELF or required by any of the parties TO be
stated and the said Commissioner is further directed
to ascertain and report to Court what property of the
said ntcstae John ~ Baugh dec Of any) is remain
ing in the hands of his administrator nnsod
A Copy. Tcste WIN ). DANCE. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

CLEANING rnE WAY--'The Senate Of Ohio have pass.
cd bill prohibiting hc circulation of notes under five
dollars BY vote Of % to H.
Inc Alabama Legislature have passed law to the
same ehecprohibting The Banks Of the State from s
sung small notes, and The circulation Of those from other
States. -'
Governor Dunlap ios recommended similar measures
to the Legislature Of Maine and there appears to be
every probability that the whole country viii be purged
Of he trash OF small notes, and that the gold and silver
basis VIII be ehectually esiobishcd- Peunsyfeanion
well DosE, Nrw JrusEy The bill 10 nrc,e,, a.,
issue and circulation Of Bark notes Of less dcnooina
ton than i've dollars, passed in the State Council If
eW Jersey on Monday last 60 60 into operation on the
4lh Of July next .a confidently prcdictod tlat (, u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

MWTE OFFER FOR SALE, the thoroughbred Stal.
w lion, BLAREToRD, upon the following terms to
wit; One thousand dollars, cash, twelve hundred dol
lars half payable the LIST August next and the other
half on the LIST August 1S36-thus affording time to the
purchaser OF making the amount by the Of the
horse, without advancing cent.
Bakeford is descended from the very best horses ever
imported to wit Mortons Traveller Fearnought, Janus
Othello, Medley, Shark Diomed Gabriel Selma Jenny
Cameron, Jenny Dismal, &c. &c.
BY referring to the Turf Register vol 3D. pages 253
and 40 1t will be seen that his pedigree is authentic
iul dark chestnut full 10 hands high of grcdt and
muscular strength and in point OF Hood Is unsurpassed
lie was toaled in May, 1896, is foal-geer, and
his colts highly approved of BY iniudicious training
when very young, he broke down. He was however
very promising, and remarkable for his speed.
Bakeiord was bred by Gov. Robert Wright, of Mary
land, who also bred SHrrecs and Selma his sire and
dam Silver Heels got by Gov Oglcs celebrated
oscar ms dam Pandora, by Col John Tayoes Grey
OF Edclns famous Forctta third dam by T,eondas
fourth dam by imported Othco fifth dam by Georges
imported Juniper; sixth dam by Morton imported Ira
ycilcrj seventh dam Col 1askers old imported Sc
lima by the GodoiphiH IraJia. Selma got by Col
Iayoes Top Gallant; her dam Lady Jack Bull BY i'm
ported Gabriel; her I'd dam Active, by Fiizhugl's Chat
BAN; I'd dam Shepherdess, by Gov. Edcns imported
Slim (Sprghny); 4th dam Shrewsbury, by Doct TAMIL
tons imported Figure 9TH dam Thistle by Doct IIo,n
tons imported Dove; 9th dam Stella by Col Tasker's
imported Othclo her 7th dam the celebrated imported
selma, by the GOdoiphip 4rabian.
Should Blakeord not be sold by the Doth Of Fcbriarv
We wlJar'n him out for The next season to any rcspon
sibe person. for five hundred dolars-the season 10 com
nence the hrst OF March and xprc the 10Th July next
And, II neither sold farmed out will again make his
third season at Steyensyile, his county and at the
stable OF the first subsgsCf mile above Charleston
HUGH CAMPBELL,
WIN. r. COURTNEY
Charleston King & Queen Co, Jan. y. siw4w
IN CHANCERY-- AT rules held in the
n Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanccry for Mecscnburg county, the first Mon
doy in November, 1884:
Branch Cheatham, Plaintiff.
against
Edwin Uassins and John Cobbs Defendants.
The defendant, Edwin Haskins not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the Act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he s not nhabtant
Of this State-on motion Of the plaintfby counsel its
ordered that the said defendant do appear here the
first day Of May term next and answer the plai~bhs
bill; and that a copy Of this order be forthvt ID
in newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond OF
town Of Petersburg fos eight weeks successfully and
posted the front door Of the Court house Of this
A Copy. Tcstc, y DAILY, u. &. a.1z<1s<l
January 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

The Legislature Of Missouri at its present session has
created number Of countess and named them as
follows The two the centre Of the cluster are named
ono 1acEson' the other Van Buren,; around them are
fancy, Benton, White, Johnson Rives Polk. and we
believe some others IN progress, with names from the
same political list GloJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

In CHANCERY-viRcisiA. AT Circuit Superior
IN Court Of Law and Chanccry, continued and held foi
Buckingham county, the 18th day of September, 1884
David Shanks and Thomas Shanks, Plaintiffs,
against
Thomas Sandcrs executor of Samuel Sanders, dec d,
James Sanders, William Sanders, Francis Sanders JAS
Hooper, aud Judith his wife, William Winston, and
Sally his WIFE, Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders, and
Stephen Sanders, 1h ,mas Sanders James Sanders (son
of John) john Sanders, and Elizabeth Sanders,
Defendants.
The defendants, James Hooper, and Judith his wife,
William Winston, and Sally his wife, Calvin San
ders Samuel Sanders Stephen Sanders, Thomas
Sanders, James Sanders, (son of John,) john San
ders, and Elizabeth Sanders, not having entered
their appearance, ami given security according the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not in
habitants Of this country IL IS ordered That the said
absent defendants do appear here the first day ofnex
April term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted i'm
paper published in the city OF Richmond for months
successfully and posted the front door of the Court
house of this county. Copy. Testc.
Jan. %. TSl--w9wl Il. ELDRlDGE. c. C. $ G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12
CANCER.


Ind The art Of Hediing genoraLlB
fcriber respectfully informs the Inhabitants
mond and vicinity, who may wish his aid
kecome competently acquainted by the in
the celebrated Dr. Lynch, of New York
bat formidable and fatal disease dcnomi-
81 without the of knife or causc but
LIN anne way and manner practsed by DR.
trea met with unparalleled success in the
Fist complaint, and also that of Fistulo or
NewS Aubscriber is here now, from the City of
named son wishing to be cured of the above
him. al will please to apply Immediately to
Rich House, Main Street.
aa-sg.-arW w. MARSHALL.
Ia cate from DTtsI..gcL
10 ~ that Or. WV Mas~L,lI I..., ,e,s..
uhGeL my ; and assisted me in my business
ha air, 20 lancer complaints, and the art of
,b;ai -; n c is now using my medicine. |
a.; t,H orthy the confidence of those af.
IT. ID. LYNCH.
c,;iI; NJ to Mr.. Day of Manchester; Mr.
H EIaili' WI. lie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
iIsrNi D "c eet, Richmond; Mr. Benjamin
az G, ,e..r's said. w. w. NJ.
'J :; ~ 7l-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

published IN INC City OF KcLmond Co. eiuh veeks snc
cessvey And the Court DOH fsytbA order that Jobn
Chowning be appointed to rent out Ear 3he ENSUING vcar
the tract of land called Moratti. IN si county 5avn
given public notice of the time nd Mac Of renting and
that he take bond and security f. b lid rent and c
port to this Court his proceeding bora;ns
Attest. ROBERT Il. SDIlNhWAY n r
Jan. 5. w ~ ,,,so,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

Postmaster Scotland Neck NORTH Carolina.
December To- Cf;-vvs),,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22
NOTICE.

TIHE Judge of the Conrt of Probate for IL the District of Washington has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of
 DANIEL $. TAYLOR,
 late of Washington. in said district. deceased, represented insolvcnt, in which to fxhiht their claims thereto; and has appointed Henry Platt and Perry Smith Commissioners to rr ceise and;examins said claims. The snhscri- hers give notice ina, they shall meet a, the Washington. ,6li ftie gs,h day of May. 1885 at 9 o'clock A. M. for the purpose of attend ing on the bnsiness of said appointment. s;7 PERRY SMITH. COmnlis-
 HENRY .PLAIT,5 sioners.
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 SAMUEL N. TAYLOR, Adm'r.
 Washington. Jan. l2, 1885. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22
District ITO. 1s.

THE Wihir elScIbys in de respective tOsOns N ofthe I5iI SsnafOriaf DiSfFict are request cd to mert on or before Monday the 2d day cf Eebranry nert. Co appoint eeiagaIss to intend q State COmvenfion fc be holden Gs Neao- HaUen on the lIM day ef sGid FebrHnry. to nOminGfe State officers and siemBsrs ef Congress and also to appoint eight delsgates from each tOaVn to atfend District Convention to be hOlden Gt the Inn cf Capf. Uri Taylor, n WOIeotispille. on Ghe first TGesday ef March aert. ot l O'ctk tn the forenoon, to n0miaGte q !SenotOr .tor said disfricE. Per order of the Committee.
 Jan. 9l, 1885. 2w
 LITCHFIELD. The Whfg electors in thp Go.cn of Lfsehf hfeid ore regnested 10 meet ot the County House on Monday the 2d dag cf Fsbru- ary nert. at 6 o'clock F. "A. 10 GppOint dele. gates to the SfaEe and District Conventions, As the business to belfransacted is important, fuli and punciGaL aftenddnce Is desired.
 Per order of the tOsOn COmnittee.
 Lifchfeld .I0n Q1 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22
NO'TICE.

THE Court of Probate for ihe District of L Washington has limited and allowed six dAonihs lfeas the date here"f for the creditors of tbe Estate of MEHiTABLE CLARK, late oI Washington, in said district, deceased. repre- scented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims therafo; and has appointed Alvin Brown. Ira Baker, and Hawley Morehouse CommissiOners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 DANIEL B. BRINsMADE, Judge. The subscribers give nsiiee. that they will meet al the dwelling house of Daniel c. L0- gan. in said Washington, on the first Monday of March, and on the f1th of July. 1885. at Q o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 ALVIN BROWN. HAwLEY MoREHousE. COm'ers. IRA BAKER.
 AM persons indebted to said Estate are re- quested t0 make immediate payment to
 DANIEL c. LoGAN.4 Adm'r. Washington, Jan. 12, 1885. sSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22
ssf WM. M. BUaRALL. Judge.
As0 Court of Pro5aie holden at Canaan, Uifh4
 in aud for the District of Shdron, on the l3lk

Afa Court of Probaie holden ot Cnnaan, sUith4a
 in aud for the District Of Sharon, on the lSlk
 doy Of JdHuary. 4. D. 1885:
 Present, Fin. M. BurrgH, Esq Judge. TTP0N ihs petition of WiiliHm H. King, Os N) Seneca Falls. in the cnuniy of Sensca, and state of New-York. showing to this CoOn that he is guardian of Einathan c. Walker. af -said- -Seneca Falls. minor; that said minor is the OMtrer Of real estate situated in Sharon. in said probate district, viz: The one undivided third tfart 6f all the rraIesiafe which was dis-. tribiiisd to the heirs af Mrs. Aurelia Walker from the estate of her late fathrr George King, late of said sharon. dfceasad, to ssii:4 lot of land containing aboulfwtlve acres, ying wes- terly of C harles Vanduzrn's land on the north side of the highway; also piece of land ly-s ing in the south part of said Sharon, on the mountain. called the Bnland lot. containing about forty -sey en acres Uf land also an undi- vided interest with Mrs. Harriet Roberts id a fiiteen acre lpt of land called Downy Spronis; also piece of land lying southeriy of Preston Mygati's land, c0ntaining thirteen acres of land; als" < l't ofiand' lying easterly Of Dam irl Lakes former dwelling house, called the Frisbee lot, containing about thirty five acres of land also the Harrison and Lyman nea- dnws (so calledy, lying adjoiniog and north Of |ythr Pine Swamp road (sO called). and contain utS NUuut tWCUtysLWV dCTtS Ul tuVN~-uu WutGW i said several pieces Hand are particularly de- sciibed in the distribution of the estate of said George King, on the records of said Court: And the interest of said minor in the same is valued al at,p1t Eve hhndrrd and sixty-seven, dollars {; and that it would be for the interest ofsaid minor that his right and interest in said real estate should be sold. and the avails ihere- of vested according to Ia,y--aDd praying for liberty io sell said property for the purp0ses' aforesaid. as per petition on Ale:
 N is ordered hy his Court. that said guardi- an give notice of said application, by causing the same to De published. .ih 6ne of the nesss- papers printed in Liichftld. in the couniy of Liichfeld, three weeks suecessiveiy, at leHst six weeks before the hearing and that said petition will be heard at the Prohate Office in at 10 o'clock in tha forenooo.
 Certified from Record.
 934l WM. M, BURRALL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22
AUCTION SALE.

IN pursuance Of an order from the Court of IL Probate for the District of Washington, shall sell at public auction. (unlrss previously disposed of at private sale.) so much of the Real Estate of DAVID DAVIES, late of said district. deceased, IS will raise the sum of fif- teen hupdred duilars. N wi.tl incdentcharges of sale. Sale to he on the second Monday oi February, 1885, al nine o'clock in the fore- noon, On the premises.
 LEWIS SMITH, Adns'r.
 Washington, Jan. 20. 1885. "SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22
At q Court 0f PIobate holden at C0ndGn, scifh-
 in and tOr the District ef ShGrOSa, on the lSiE

At e Court Cf PSobate holden at C0naGn, scith-
 in and fOr the District ef iSh0rOg,, Os the ISiE
 day cf Jonuary, 4. Q. 1885:
 Present. Wm. M. Burr0i, Esq. Judge.
 ITPON the petition of Israel Camp, of Sha-
 " roo, in the county of LitchHeld, showing to this Court that he is guardian of James
 Walker. Oi said Sharon, within said districtj minor that said minor IS the owner of real estate situated in said Sharon, in several pies ces lying in common with Elnathan GsSyNai- l ker and fsryphrna G. Reeds lands. 10 wit the undividrd third part of ali the real estate !. which Mas distribdted 10 the heirs of Mrs. Au- 1 rciia Walker from the estate of her late father George King, latesof said Sharon, deceased, to wit: tof 6f land containing about twelve acres, lying westerly of Charles Vanduzen on the north side nf the highway l; also piece If l land lying in the south part 0fsaid Sharon. On the mountain, called Boland Lot containing abDut forfy-scven acres,0f land; also an Ondi1 vitied interest with Mrs. Harriet Roberts in fitpen acre lot af land called Downy sprouts also piece of land lying so,,theasterly of taining thirteen acres of land; also n lot Of land lying castfr!y of ,shafc Daniel Lake for, mrrly lived, called the Frisbee2 lot, containing about thirty five acres of land; also the Haf.a risou and Lyman meadows (so calledl lying adjoining and north of the Pine Swamp road (sa calicd), and containing ahoat twrnty two. acres of land--all which said several pieces of land are particularly described ip the distrihn- ,ion of the estate of.said George King on the 1 records nf said Court: And the interest of said minor in the same is vai0ed at about 567 dol- lars; and that it would he for the interes, of said minor that his right in said real ssfate
 should be sold. and ,he avails thercof vested
 according; io law and praying for liherty tO | sell said property for the purposes aforesaid.
 as per petition on hles: V IL isordered by tltis Crnrt. that said guardi-
 an give notice of said application. by causing the same to be published in one of the news papers printed in Liichfcld, in the county of
 Litchfeid, three weeks successively. at least Esix weeks before the hearing and that said
 petition will be heard at the Probate Office in
 said district on the s6th day of March nexts
 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. sssss.s Y. 4 Certified from Record. V .j.., sSa l SSf WM, M. RuRRAYY. Jndrpy
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22

District 9 Washington. ss. Probate Court,
 Jan. l9. 1885.
 NNHE administrator on the estate of DAVID A DAVIES. deceased, will exhibit his Ad. ministrafhsn Account at the Probate Office on Monday the gd day of February next, when all parties in interest will appear ef they see canse1 af nine o'cIock A. M. to be heard on the same: the administrator will cause this notice 'o he published in newspaper printed in Litchfeld. and on the sign,post in said Washington.
 SSs DANIEL B. BRlHsMADE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22
RYtil District.

A Whig District Conpeniion uiN be holden "A at the house of Milo BGrnnn, in Salisbn- ry Hollov. on tlte, ,Sd Mondoy of February nert, at 10 o'clock fl. M. for he puTposs of aomiaat- ing Senator for sdid District: and the Dis frict Commiitee tcouid recOmMend to the Whigs of fhe severai to,cns in the district to meet ir their respettice to,cns oH tke 4tk AfSndoy ot the present noath, or at sach other iidte as the tocn committees may direct. for ne purpose cf op- pointing delegates equai tO the number c9f repre- sent0fiUes in each tolDn, tb afffHd q St0te Com yentiom tO be holden at Ne,c Haren on the llM dGy cf. Februafy nert and also for the purpose cf choOsing four detgates in each toscn to attend tke District Convenfion.
 Per order ofths District Committee.
 January l4, 1885. SO CORNWALL. IRe Whig electors of the fosOn cf Corn,oaN are reqursfed to meet qt the Sckooi House mear ihe somih Congregational meeting house in said totCn on Friday tke SOth instont, at o'clock P. M. tor the purpose cf choosing delegates to attend fhe Whig StGte and District ConUenfions.
 Per order Q fthe Committee.
 Corn,oaN, Jax. IS, 1885.
 SHARON. Fn pmsudnce efthe recommtn- dGtion of the Central. Committee, the Wings cf Sharon are requested to meet at the Academy n the first Society, on Monday the 26th inst. at 6 o'clock F. M. to appoint delegates to the State and Senatorial Contentious.
 | Per order cf the Committee.
 Sharon, Jun. l9, 1885.
 GOSHEN. The Whig electors cf the toirn of Goshen are requested 10 meet Gt the 1o,cr Room on Monday tie 26fh insi.a o'clock F ~. for the purpose of fappointing delegates to Gt tend the District aud SiGte CoaUenfiOns.
 Per order cf Comnsistee.
 Gnshen Enn QQ 1885,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22
NOTICE.

A MEETING of the members of Da'iws "A Chapter and of St. Paut's Lodge is re- quested at the inn of R. Cook. in this village. on Monday the 2d of February next. attwo o'clock P. M. to confer together upon the subject of the funds, the library, aud other proPerfy beiongine to oss i6irussed to she care of the above named instituiions.4
 Lifchfeld. Jan. 2l. 1883. aaa-h s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-22
NOTICE.

THE copartnefship qxisting between the A subscribers, under the firm of J. C. & A. WADsW ORTH. wiil by mutual agreement ex- rire On ihc first day 0f April next. All per- sons hasIng demands against said firm are re- qursted [" present them for pay mpnt. and all iOdrbled tO them will see the necessity of ma. king payment previous to the lst of April I'hose nrgirc,iOg to do so may expect cost.
 Their GOODS On hand are offered for sale low. and many of them at less than cost. Also for sale, HOrses, Oxen, Cows, Wag- gOns, Cart. Farming TOols, S5c. &c.
 JAS. C. WADSWORTH,
 AMOS WADSWORTH.
 Liichfeid. Jan. 90, 1885. f4 SS