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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
TIE WAR IN FLORIDA.

\ letter from VIM. Wyatt, Esq. 10 his son in
Tallahassee, dated d" Can,anmeni near Miccino-
~, Dec. u. gives information ol skirn,sh be-
tween the Indians and llofdans We make The
following cxtfam:
. We look up the line Of march on Yesterday
morning, passing by ,lr place of action, gathering
MP the remains al the BAGGAGE, Ne. tint was taken
or DESTROYED by the ladian>. We continued our
mateh until onr advance guard arrived nj thr
house at MIR, Hogan near This place. uhrrc tnas
met by pditN OF Indians who had ltlsr set on fire
tbe h"u>c OF NJ H., which WAS soon consumed Il
hllsh firing commenced with the guard when lhr
totoe was drawn up; tic Indian, took ath;,k scrub
surrounding a small eras>, pond, where they were
IN short time surrounded h> our troops; We XII
led all the Indians thai thus surrounded. /
Of which we saved, and others no doubt were left
dead il the water. fhcy iourlY, we'll -Four
al eur II en- we're severely Wounded Viz Capt.
Lancaster, Lieut.. Johnson, Nj. Nrclien, and Nj.
aliatc, the latter mortal, the resi- thought moi
dangerous. Or Middle Florida Noltrniccrs char
led the scrub with ifmn,>s unparalleled in the
history a! Indian warfare.
=" Our scouts are now ou,-lndian signs are re-
perted--orders for battle are about to be given.
Before uirht many more ofour brave t,lows may
fall"
fhc Tallahassee paper SAYS that Gen Call Ia,
ooo mounted volunteers under his command. The
regular troops, II companies which were order
Cd to assemble in tho nation. were expected to
move on the 22l,
company ot l.. :. troops, accompanied by
volunteers, were To start from Charleston on Il c
9th INST in the steamer Champion, Tor the seat oi
aciiun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
II sIs,,sfc Trs.rAcv ssUNseN.

FENO Lady qualified 10 instruct in the various
Z branches usually taught in the best Fen,aIe
>cioolS, salary of 500 and her hoard, will be
given, to taxi. charge of School, a, the Taber-'
nacir, in tie county Of Bedford, Is miles Yves, of
l.,nchburg Ii is proposed that the School shall
be opened on the frs, OF March, and close on the
last Of December, forming a session Of 10 months.
On the 18th and 9th OF July, an Examination will
take place. when IL vacation oitwo weeks will be
ciyen.-Appiicants will be expected to furnish
satisfactory tesiimoniab.--For further particulars,
reference is made TO the Editors OF the tirgiaan.'
Bedford, Jan. Is fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

"eoate' entered r0tesfaf0n in their journals, In
winch they declared that their liberties, franchises.
asd Jurisdictions, FAR iron being derived mere
from Tic grace Of Tie Grown, were the ancient
ara undouhtcd h'r'Erght and Inheritance ol the
.sel,lcctS OF England.
10 this III" Ming demnrrcd, and adjourned the
'emn'"ns. lie was TOW tcut ul.on exercising ms
i.'Prnsliirs Tor t1P"aSiHo. To tbs end, lie IL
copied somewhat more summary mode than dat
ne" proposed by Col Benton lie sent for the
Journal of tie Commons and trpapacd the oJlen-
si,e r"ccr! with his own hand. This i one eff Tie
ID" rfeoedents n history, in which the record, Of
ono branch OF Government ha, heon rpaa.ra for
''e elai'hcai'on OF the Executive. II was re-
served tor lie present tina>. Ia exhibit tanner
compliance will. .thr. Executive I'll. than could
he c"mra>>ed in the Parliament 81 James Il
II proposed in the Legislature Of Virginia not
merely thai the records Of Tire Senate Of the /
.hied states shall he delaced, I'm, that the .S,ua-
grace"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
Thursday, january Ii, 1886.
FARMERS B I'M.

Tie following gentlemen lave been appointed
n.o,,ors of the Lynchbure Branch Of the Far
=, Rank Of Virginia for the year 1886
RI The StoeLhokdas-Wm Radtord, Christie
-.,or u;n,rec. Richard Tyree, Ammon Hancock,
John Smith, Jr.s ~, :, u=.#,.
' By the Frefutirs-Joh" NJ. Warw'k, Sans
$500, Miller. Colin Brkner, John g. Mecm, Lo-
80 Navel. Samuel McColhle, Wm. Daniel,
Jr..N. II. Thornton
New members.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
GOOD NEWS FROM TEXAS.

TIL" Ne" Orleans True American, Of Dc. p,
anllorn ccs lie arrival in HAT place OF Col. Nc
Comb, OF the Texan army, bringing intelligence
from Nhcogdochcs, thai AN express had arrived
there from the Camp, the information that San
Antonio had fallen into the hands Of the Texan, !;
tat Gen. Cos, Will, ii, forces, bal been dry-
en- across the river with considerable loss and
that not armed Mexican soldier remained N
Texas. Volunteers were pouring in from all parts
of the United Siatcs.--ticn. Houston arrived in
New Orleans, from Texas, on the 26h,--he OBJ
joct Of his visit not stated.
The last accounts from. Mexico represent Santa
Ana as on the eve of starting for Texas with WELL
appointed force of some 10000 men. On his ar
rival, "lhe tug of war will come. He is the most
successful soldier, Bolivar excepted, Of the old
Spanish colonies-never. having been defeated
May Texas prove Waterloo 10 the American
! Napoleon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
EEb AZ Ga'a"h'hUT.

EDERSf ANT to decree OF tie county court of
Ii Ecdioid, made AT the December tenn. l-:}5, IN
thc chan5erS uIt Of CLARK aud Others rs. scott aud
othcte, tie undersigned, Commls-l6hct, will ou fu
daythc49h day oI Ja4aIy, lr,t6 onthc premises at
Admin Turner III edord county. sell to tie highest
biddcr 1T public auction, tiact OF Land adjoining
Admin Tuner and others lying IN bedford, cou-
taIulng by estimation, 4U6@ acres. Md ON Saturday,
tie 18th OF January, 1886, at Booth &. Holland 5
Store III Franklin county (ncn Maj. ilatchers,) ]
shall proceed to sell nthc same way, tract oi Land,
lying III said county, Menman-s rum adjoining
the lands of the hers I'll Peter Booth, de-
Arm t6n and Others, containing bl estimation l9l
acres. These Lands Will be Sold upon credit of Que
and Years, itola The 18th OF December Last thc
purchasers giving londs Nth approved personal Sc
cury aud dtcde OF tiust upon tie Lands. 10 secure
the payment Of the purchase money. The above
Lands brlon" to the heirs Of John Hook, decd
The undersigned Is III possession of the title deeds,
and will shew them 10 any person dcsr,ous oil seeing
thrm--and although the llllc 10 the above Lands Is
believed Ia be PROFESSIONALLY good the undersigned
acting Is Commissioners uNdcl said decree, onl,
conyeY h, deeds, with seca! warranty, according e
the tciuIs of sad decree.
G. \. NINGFIELD, Conn.,.
an. II. wi:nl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

o. The Richmond Compiler mentions a >os-
gc,iou, ahoat in tIat city, to the Prop'lelN OF
granting Banking privileges to the James River
and Kanawha Company. " The Stat" (>a}s The
Conpilcr) being owner of tlree-lhifs OF the
stock, i, would consequently have the control OF
the direction, and an influence which would keep
np proper restraint. Ii would be rn'pIra'calIY
a STATE Port. The grant of sucl, powers might
cnablc the Company to pl"te The work IN amaei'
shorter period than contemplated, by putring,he
whole route under cont act during the coming
ycar." The Compiler seems to think however,
,la, the proposition will meet with but li''l" favor
because it oud lead 10 similar applications ~ be-
half of other Companies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

~ \ great meeting va' held M Raleigh y,
e. on the Sd inst. for the purpose OF considering
the cxpcdicocy ola Rail Road from mat city To
flo Rnanohc. 4l5o.00o were subscribed o" Tie
.,ot. and the President Of the Petersburg h'ii
roaa Company, who ,:rcsentA subscribed fof
aoco,a amount on behalf Of the cii2cnS ri that
toyn Thissum secures the charter, an. LOOKS
are now opened in other places for the Fernandez
of the s,oc k. Us computed that the work "'l be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
REVIEW
or THE LIStHEERG NinhETS'
Corrected by yyoicoinbc & Ctev.
REVIEW

ToBA,to,-onf inspections are very Iuconsidcr-
able. The greatest quantity receiving - loose Pr.
COS fot Manufacturing qualities may he quoted from
- to Sli. Iucs frosted, from FL 80 70 - 10 Not
frosted from - - 10 81. Fatf Leaf from ~ so to
80. Jeremiah Farmer OF llalilat sold on the 10Th
= crop Of ,h,c' hhds. todl Manufacturing qualities,
HID. Al - -. do At 81 % and ! do at 81
averaging III -. \ lce new hhds. common qnall.
ly, have sold from = 30 10 80
Wheat, tsety l,ttIe aflsng) - n to j.
Flour, do do do ?, to Il 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
REMOVAL.

% Il. NoRYEiI. having taken the house late
u. " occupied ly M.ssls. friuhlln Hunt & Co
immediately opposite the tireinian Onicc) respect
fully informs his friends and ,he public generally.
thai his stock OF D. Goods las heei, alely enlarged
by Il fresh supply nom the North--amonest which
may be found many desirable Fancy Articles
lie is determined to sell Goods is low as any house
N the place, aud asks call from those wishing to
buy
i'm II 4v II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
Law Notice.

\ HAVE mNcu nio partnership, n .bo Practice oi
the Law, ry ten, II. :. Ga1iA>p. lie viii ~
future attend the superior AID in.rlior Gouts oi
tltcmafe, Birmingham, Amhers and Nelson. Dur.
no my absence fom home, II. =. GarIlld viii be
assisted III tie practice hy several eminent mcnbcrs
ol lhc Bar. J. GiHLSND
- Address J. s H. :. Garland, Lo,insston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

O. The Nashville Union, spraAiig Of Mr.
Payne, the dramaist, who aa. recently arrested
in the Indian territory, SAYS :" the proprtsty Of his
conduct at best was suspicious, and highly blame
able This is the same wigit who discovered
that the President. Message was ioag. but NO,
lengthy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
Jan. ! 1
NJ. el.aET.
AIADY rxADN cEoTIEIEG STONE.
(BINA SQNlRE.

T~o Doors Prom The Virginia Bank.
'ENiE subscriber informs ms friends and the pub
n llc scnoially, that he keeps constantly on hand.
general assortment Of every a.cie N tho Dress
nc.-Nnd Is every Article l. fnadc IN town. the work
will be found 10 be good. lis assortment consists.
IN part, OF
l'l'le, black, and colored Dress and Froch Coats:
Steel mlA ed aud calo,el Big Goats
Ladies and eentlcnens Cloats Of AL descfln-
lions:
Fur aud seal Caps;
Cloth aud Gasslocre Panalonas;
Stocks, Shirts Shirues, Sockenet, Shirts and
Drawers Also,
Child,ep'o 1loth,nr, &c. SC. &c. Al Of which
viii be sull low Ter cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

~ When, hcrctolorc,a Resolution or a Law
adopted At one session Of CONGRESS, has beer
deemed Objectionable by lis .uccossor, --as, tol
example, in tie case OF tie Alien and >tditiol
laws, Las leen rcscinatd or 1qtoicd, not ii
p"ngc'. Why viii itnut DO uo'c 10 rcscnd or re-
peal Mr.. Cla,'s rcsolution' Are We moro ser
vile how than We were formerly Or is itmorc
nee, s'ary lai ii " swec.-sncllng sacrifice" should
send mp lis odots to the olactorcs of our Monarcl.-
President, VIII lac he satisfied with nothing less
than the dcbasemcnt Of the Senate, the only branch
Of the government which has thrown the slightest
imncdimcnt in his march 10 drspotic power And
are his supporters devoted TO lis viii that t.cv
will lend themselves the accomplishment of his
purposes : The times are Indeed +" sadly out ol
joint" when Tie people esrcsentativcs are con-
sered into Instruments, to gas the fearless cham
pion, Of then rights !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
Al CTlON AND COMMISSION
EseSsNESS.

EollN X. ID. PAYNE. Auctionecr, and General
~ Commission Merchant returns his sincere thanks
TO generous public, ior the liberal patronage he has
,eeehed NJ then hands He still continues the above
naess IN al lts branches, al his extensive Auction
'iohse, opposite TO tho hanks. and hopes bv npre
miing attention To business 10 merit n continuation
oi the patronage Of hls friends and he community
generally.
III hds IN Store, ord intends Keeping constantly
on humid
1t, ttolN Sugars, lagri,ra aud ST. Domingo Cof
ier Gun Powdef and Imperial Tens. Loaf and Lomp
sugars New Orleans aud West India AIoasses in
binds andhhls sperm aud falIow Candies Ru.sst.
Black aud Sole Leather, Rastu> Pepper Can and
,ettorpapcr ssearS. Fancy : Dap, Gan Powder. SC.
Nc, which he will sell At u small advance Ner
chants IN own and country arr respectfully invited /,
E"e nm call JOIN Il. u. PAYNE,
fnefiorct' and General Commission Herehani
Bdnk Square.
Jan II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

u In tie session OF the Legislature of 1888,
resolution was adopted, declaring the rene
Val olthr dcnnsllc> 'gon, The Bank Of the United
States by the President, an unlawful and dam
eeoIuS assumption of power''--and, among others
WHO voted fer this resolution were Speaker Bank,
and Mr.. Naall, now Of the Senate. MI Claws
resolution, which these gentlemen are now so any,
lous TO ctpnn9f, goes not Il whit farthcr-Nh y,
iten, do they not commence the cxpanginn process
at home Why not mntiIate thcir.osn Journals.
before they instruct their Senators to fasif,
theirs? The obligation to do this would seem To
be more Imperative too, when il is rccoeclcd
that He"rcsolu'lon wasin lle shape OF Instructions
10 orr Senators to vote for Nh Claws resolution
With what face can Mcssrs Banks, Nash, &c. nov
vote for 'Apnnging from the Senate Journal>--e-
Ven II that were proper mode of proceeding
resolution, With, two wears ago, they INSTRUCT
"a or Senators TO support We pause for a re-
ply
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

ii ell 1cnc, hioJGmo-Tle Sci ate Of AIala-
ma las r.4 tted arcsolnton, in>ructine liri Sena-
tors il Congreas to vote for Bcnlon's cXpuneine
resolution, bs II vote of II to IL. VIII not the
Virginia Legislature do likewise" and save
themselves from tie contempt of tie present ag",
ard tie seorn OF poSrcrity ?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
NOTICE.

EpOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION Will be open
, ed. on TIE Doth Instant, January. aud be kept
opeu t iirty days at the Stare OF john q. Meen.
for three hundred Shares OF additional Stock in
the Lynchburg Manufacturing Co'npahv--agreeab
10 an orl.r OF tie Stoc Abolders OF the 5'h
JOHN q. MEEM.
1rssiasss
jan, IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

prayer u Il h'ne'l'' "h'h Will be presented to
them, At theu ueN meeting, a>hinr, Tor the COM
panv, polio, auth crit, in times 81 grr and an an
nnl ,oe,fu,,, ,e,.,,,. ,rr.,, M. ,,..c,s.,,
~
We snbl"in copy 81 lh" VI moral:
lie The Common Council al tie Corporation NJ
fpnthLur2.
Thu pa>t and abiding apail,. and indifference,
on the phft ol our citizens ernefallv as 10 lie nm
gua,ded AMI Utmost de,,u,rl,ss situation Of ON,
town, IN lh,.cNcnI Il Il visitation from lre, hnvc
induced the undersigned {, l5il,. fhr >uhiort,mdtr
consideration aud, after due dtilrralion, they
have determined, aud respectfully beg leave to
bring the subject 10 lhc serious nctitc of ,nnf bod .
Aticr the consideration at - y. rious plafs for
rendering Ito means ahead, IN OH bands moro Il
Naahle than they nnw are, the undersigned think
that that end cannot hr better attained than by tie
. organization OF a well-appuinled llu,c Compan, .
|, Is true lhat similar Companies have heretofore
been "ipanl2od, and proved Of lrlcf tNi, cnoe and
of litllo list. Bu, the undersigned are July per-
suidcd that the III Iotunc of lbosa Companies was
more owing Ia the erroneous principle, On which
they were organized than to Il want of the proper
>plit on the part OF those vino composed then.--
Indeed, Mhtn the tael IS hiown thU they con>-tcd
chiefly ol 'illlcn> Who bad no permanent interest
IN the town, but were prompted bv generous pub
lie spirit, "cro subject toa heavy e>pcnseinequir-
ping themselves n well u, 10 tlp dj,dslctabc a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
Wagon and -Four yEorsos for Sale.

hNIElhAf, the orb instant, at II O'CLOCK.
- VIII sell ~ tout OF my auction room one good
WAGON and ionr Harness Horses. Terms made
N'ia"' y" "a> oil sale 1. PHELPS, luc.
't0'' tI. If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

NEGROES AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY the e0h instant, at 1, o..
- clock, Will sell, Al tho Mul ct House five or
sly Valuable NEGROES. on credit of foor
months. CHARLES PHELPS, 1uc'r.
jan. II 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
l-CGlCIg,

SENlE suhsc,ber will II all Tunes pay the highest
" cash pnce inr likely young Nceloes. persous
having such 10 sill viii do well 10 cab on him.
Il HART.
Jan. II I4m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
J an. | |

EATE, the undersigned, being first ,lnl> sworn have
w Proceeded to view aud appraise e4fray
Hog. shown To Us by Nelson G.. Dawson, of Amherst,
residing within two miles Of fcdlar Mills, AMI ind
thr SAME TO be ia follows, VIZ 4 white Barrow,
with sma black spots, without al, ear mari, sup
posed To be about eighteen months old, aud Of Tic
value OF seven dollars: the other, a black aud whiie
Sow, mayke, ia zach rar With crop and over keel.
supposed to be about two years old, aud Of the value
Of ten dollars Gwen under our hands, tins, th day
of DecembcI 1888. CliANPE CARTIER.
MARTIN PARKS.
BEVERLEY DAVIES.
4n,herSt Cointty, 10 ,eH
The above appraisers were duly sworn before inc,
4 nlstce OF the peace tor the County aforesaid. Civ
ca under my hand, this llthd day of December, 1886
AMBROSE RUCkER.
4 Co y-Tes,e.
ROBERT TlNSLEY. Clerk.
Jan. II H3~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
Splendid Lot of Mahogany Furniture.
a

III At I1t5N.
fihif. subscriber, having determined To close bis
present business, will sell without reserve on
"enheSo'J tie 2ot'l instant, his entire stock Of Fur
h'inrc, consisting IN part, al
Mahogany @de Hoards.
Sccretarics and reok Cases,
bntcaus, Ladies' Dressing do., Ladies' Cabinets,
= andl" and Wash Stands, Dining and Tea Tables
hed''''d'' Work Tables, Wardrobes, &c. &c.
AbsD,
Ms ~, / '"'S' tlmbe', Work benches, &c. A Negro
Man and " oman. Terms liberal The sale !, nj h.
conducted by John X. u. Payne, Aue'r
JOHN 10CkADA NY.
''"' tbs If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

~ For >ar1u, Interesting Items Of latclli
gcncc, see fourth pace o. d"s paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14
:.
Eao0sere.s ss1s,IeG.
For Ess,es.
ECEs EE.V2.

- a comfortable Dwelling House on the
IsglJ9 Hill, with a good garden, We'll Of excel
lent water, and some good fruit trees, &c.
For terms, apply either 10 the subscriber, or Samp-
.on Diuguid. JAMES {. BOYD.
JAN IL z,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

HI. Garlond's Speech.-Wo publish this mo-
ming, the speech entire, of James Garland, Esq.
the representative in Congress from the adjoining
district, on the Abolition question. As lie is an
Bur mite, we hope the views which lie expresses
will not be charged, as similar scntimene, express
ed by Wings, have been, To desire iniurc that
gentlcman's election to the next Presidency. II
they have thai effect, il will of course be because
the facts alleged are true, and, being true, that ,leN
call upon tie whole South TO rally, as one man,
in defence of their rights and interests. For orc,
we thank Mr.. Garland for his disregard Of party
associations All that we marvel AT is that his
speech is culogizcd b, the Globe and the Enquirer
directly n tie teeth, as it is, Of their OWN
course !
There is one point, however, in Mr.. Garland's
speech, to WHICH the South will not aSs,nl-ne re-
fer 10 that par, in which lie seems willing 10 cou-
cedc that CongrcS, has right to leeisla'c on the
subicc, Of Slavery in tie District OF Columbia,
provided the Northern members will agree 10
waive the exercise OF the power. No. No! The
South will meyer concedc that ponl-tor, in dong
so. il comedies every Thing. In renqu>hing that
position, il opens de door to. our enemies. is
TO the South, indeed, What tic wooden horse was
10 TROY. Mr. Garand's better reflection viii, We
doubt not, couiincc lin, tlat, in llis ic went too
{
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-14

The English Parliament of 1927 were invol>-
ed in dispute with lheir Sovereign, James |. in
.iefence to certain claims of Parliamentary phi
Vheges and liberties. The monarch had sent them
message, communicating his pleasure tia, none
n the House should prcsume to NEEDLE with any
"""g concerning lis government and mysteries
II STATE, This excited the indignation OF a
p y quite as servhc as our present House of
representatives; and perhaps, il possible, little
n 'eso. In reply to petition which the Com
;r 'O"s drew up touching this matter, the King told
'" politely that they were unfit for the duties OF
s"sernmeni, and that their pri,ii'gts were derl-
,ea from the grace and permission OF bis ancestors
, dno himself. The Commons became alarmed for
w" personal security, as we'll as their existence as
ue'loc1a'yc assembly, and, after long and warm
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-02-11
NOTICE.

Henry G.. Porter a. 90.
Having made arrangements for leaving this city,
offer for sale their stock Of Goods, Goa
sisting Of a prime assortment Of
Hardware and Cutlery,
at such reduced rates as TO make IL an object to
purchasers to call and crGmine. Then ,CiH
be sold at less than NesO- York prices.
THE Goods are new, Of our own importa-
= ton, have been purchased with Cash in
England. and many have been landed from the
Liverpool Packets within the last 90 days.
To any person wishing to commence the
Hardware trade in this place, and take the be-
neft of an established business. with the priv
ilpge ofthe lease Of the Store, very odvanta-
gcOus situation is offered.
U}9The Goods will be sold in large or small
quantities, to accommodate purchasers.
ALSO,
10000 lbs. Iron Wire, Of superior quality,
from No. 1 to 10.
40 tons Cast Iron HOlIOw Ware.
Hartford, Nov. 4, 1885. 8te4teO22
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-02-11
At Court of Probate holden at Canaan, Oith-
in and for the District Of Sharon, on the ! 9Th

At Court Of Probate holden at Canaan, ,oith-
in and for the District Of Sharon, on the l9h
day Of January. A. d. 1886
Present. I'm. NJ. Burial, Esq. Judge.
ETPON the petition Of Elisha Sterling, Esq.
" Of Salisbury, in the county Of Litchfeld.
showing to this Court that hr is guardian &c
Henry Chaplin. of Salisbury, within said dis
trct, minor; that said minor is the owner of
real estate situated in said Salisbury, in said
district. viz: all the land and buildings distr-
butrd II said minor in the distribution Of the
estate of his late father Abel Chaplin, dcceas-
ed and for particular description Of said
property. reference is had to the distribution
Of said Ahipl Chapin's estate on the probate
records in said probate district, and the estate
Of said mipor is valued at about two hundred
and Fifty dollars; and that it would be for the
interest Of said minor to have said estate sold
and the avaIs thereof applied as the law d.
reefs, and praying for liberty to sell said pro-
prr'y for the purposes aforesaid. as per petit
ton on file.
1t is ordered By tkis court, that said guardian
give NOTICE of said application, by causing the
same t" be published in one ofthe new spapers
printed in Litchfcld, in the county Of Ltch-
field, three weeks successfully, at least six
weeks before the hearing; and that said petit
tion will be heard at the Probate Office in said
district on the last Monday of March next, at
| 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from Record.
| 81 VIM. p. BURIAL. CLERK.