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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09
POEE,RY z.
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THE HON MRS. NORTON. ,.L. ~ the lat
Sn,o,r the curious manuscripts, Sc "ooo I'M xrulsc
trial OF Lord Melbourne, the fo!:"w'n; distinguish
e. Sa 90 NV i .~c hc.n considerably cmcu'a'ra ~ s
They s.c sent by II iorr;:n co,.~
p'''' ~ " ~ ,,.rru LOCK OF HAIR
c,ohor b,casr my cnvicd curl!
Al - The war e.. e"l! aud "ct,
Cling 10 the bel OF iiu'' pta.,, .s 90, ro. vet,
Whose fragrant wa'''" III ,r-
,r,r;I, swell around each sikch tGs:
\. when my temples hroh''t ABOVE:
-, ~ ,,nnn;s! when you cio'G*t ein:,
rrilhcr you srewon Thoughts vi love.
Oh wildly cnviei you lille
j'uou that couch oi rosy snow,
Wh;c pas>iona.aly fas, will III,
The warm, transparent "c'a' below
Auf you will fccl the lrwy swell,
Wien dreams OF love :rus wild beneath
And tru.us! YOU love me well,
list if il sleep ny namc she breathe
Go to nv MISTRESS Softer finscss
VIII, smooth your tangled wc'hGs now
AL while their taperin: ptcs.uf: hsefS
will lay you to her LIP and brow;
And wiea amid her fragrant breath:
Zach siiken fibre foniiy stii-,
Oh. iruarts tell he: u"lil death,
Nv lE., ms soul, thus tmi TO hers!
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Lgrgc Sale If COrn Outs, Wheat Sratr. TAPS. F"Hdcr
Horses, u0hcs Cat'c, ShcrP, HRS, PiantGtOM and
Farming jicHS:'S
Il y Monday the I'd day III October, Sd. shall sell
at public auction the plantations Of Iy late IA
Their Col John Amber in the county Of Louisa. known
Mill Farm and l.akciand. large cr"p"t Wheat straw,
and with the exception hereinafter made. The entire S;ach
OF Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, and Plantation
Utensils of every kind and description. There fl.
teen Horses and seventeen Aln!rs including several oas
Of the last spring.. shall retain sufficient nGnIhcr Of
Horses Mules. Oy"m and Wagons, ~ hau! up the
growing crGp Of Germ, Tops and Fodder.
On Monday, the l! dag Ut October, -}G shall sell.
pHtc auction, the farm Of my lae tairr. C!jnc!
john Amber. known Wcslilan, nine r!Ita ab"vr
Rchiiond, i'll the county %! lrhrco, large cr"p o.!
oats in He Sea wheat straw; and with TIC exception:
hereinafter radr le entire stock Of horses nu!r! cal.
tie s"rp, hogs and farming utensils Of every kind and
description. There n:ur !G!sS, !ECi!nL year
oi--Gud six horses, nc.GGing year uid.l shall
retain Il sufficient number OF horses males. or oxen
and warons to haul up The gro" ing crop "i cOTE t:is
and fodder.
On Monday, the 18th day of Decrnhrr 1875: ! SHALL
sell at public auction, al WcStam, i'll lrmrco county.
the crop Of Corn, Tops and Fodder now growing upon
the land, with the l!rrscs Mules, Oxen aud Wa
gons retained at the sale the 10Th day Of October
On hl"mtay, the ljth day OF December, lsN. shall
sell at public artinn the p!anta!I0ns known rs Mill
Farm and LhkrIni in the county 81 LuIsa. tie crop
Of Cora, Tops and Fodder growing upon !e land
with Tia. Horses Mules, Oxen and Wagons retained
al tie sale on the Sd dag Of Octrb,r. I5:G.
I,ri@S Fur all SUNS Of ten duars and under! cash
will be required. For ali sums ten dollars, credit
Of Give months will be allowed, the purchaser giving
bend will! approved security.
administrator 81 JOha .!mM'r, dcc'G.
1G gt--J:L
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S.,ui .
gzes S'aHS
E.eciia;agq fss'H EGg5csy Office,
RICHMOND, NiEGINIA.
4 Greet Rae 0rrr HINTS CourSc

4 GrcHl Iitrc 0rrr !IOTS COHfSc.
The greatest race ever WEI be run between VII
m;nglon Del, and Hoyls Office Richmond Va. the l:ah
October. The purse contains more than :! UI9Ul3!-
oyt has splendid lot of horses in training and from
their well known sird and bctou, hrre is but llttIe
doubt the purses will Tee with by citing from
his stable Betting has already commenced with odds on
Iiorts horses. Tie fist three out takc the grand di
mol! purse Of S0.0UO!! The second three, tlIe ra:-
moth Of so 900! The hrl three. tho grand purse
of $50 ,naJ!!! This race is of"m for all ages Entrance
for the whole purse 500 half $40; quarter 50 o'ders
To be addressed 10
d. VI. UOYT, Nctm0nd. Ia
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EN CHANCERI- rules holden in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Hanover, Saturday
the 9Th Of July: 1856
Fleming Brown, Plaintiff:
against
Benjamin Pollard, Jr., Benjamin T. Harris, Unity 6.
Harris and Laney jones' De.andants
The defendants, Benjamin 7. Harris and Unity S.
Harris having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court and it appearing By satisfactory evidence
the motion Of The plaintiff, il is ordered, that the snid
deendanls do appear here the first day of The next
icrm and the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months
cessively and that another copy be posted i; the front
door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy--TeSle,
PHILIP B. WINSTON, {. c.
July % 2i-wsw
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.Ty.y,,a gess' Office, Bsc1aAaoisd, ="

The following are the drawn numbers OF the Alex
andria Lottery, cIasa a. ~
The Richmond Agency las distributed the following
s25.OOo-sl $40 .OO0-s5O0-an Of $2eo-besidcs the
usual proportion of smaller prizes
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The Globe positively denies the runner, that there is
any intention The part Of the Administration 20 arrest
the distribution of the Surplus revenue, impede the
operation Of The provisions Of the D"pusitc BILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-09

TEACHER WhNrED.-1hc Trustees of Was!-
IA ingtnn Academy: in Somerset county, Maryland.
will, on The third Wednesday Of September. eject As
sisant Tutor fer the institution: duties 10 commence
the third Monday in October.
Applicants Cor the situation wso must b. qualified 10
teach III" Latin and Greek languages and Mathematics,
will forward their testimonials the subscriber prior to
the day Of cIcclion.-'ihe Salary is si00 per annum
WIN. W. JOHNSTON, Sccrttnry.
Aur 2G :fo-wtw
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& so. 600. $4,000. $4,000.

Amounting In more than million OF dollars.
Tickets $!0-llsivcs iU-Quart'rs j.
u :. package in this lottery contains - kris and
is warranted draw at least !ii nett, which will be
forwarded for $780, shares i'll proportion.
Certificate Of package Of whole tickets, $2'G
Do. hail. do. rs
Do. qTaIrrs do. ID
For sale by The package single ticket, by The ali
lucky HOi ],
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sim
al the Eagle. who IL selling capital prizes than
any vrntrr in The !,nown world
u Orders for tickets from any part d. the Z. States,
By mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize tickets,
thankfully received and executed by return NAL with
tie F!onp, attention personal application, and
the result girrn {wlen requcs rd Immediately after the
lrawinr-i' addressed to d. Nj. HOYT.
n b ORDERS in all cases, are confidential
Aug % 3l-i
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tie same F!onp. attention as personal application, and
the result given (wen regucs cd immediately after the
drawinr-i' addressed to d. Nj. HOYT.
n. b ORDERS in all cases, confidential.
Aug % SIT
EXPRESS MAlL-(Snppicm""ut :!dcertiscment)
PosTnFFicE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGToS August 30 l126.
IRON recent information, II appears thai The mail
81 can tc conveyed from Biakcly To Mobile between
the hours of eight and in the morning. AID Gr$pa!ci
cd from al"hiir returning, at three III the afternoon,
more advananeOusly Than 1T any ether Ious OF The day.
The arrivals and departures at and from Mobile being y
ed at ten A. NJ AMI iY.'r p NJ, the following additional
running tine may be allowed VIZ:
Onc hour time titan already advertised III rum
uny from Fredericksburg 10 Greensboro.
Onc hour or more from Greensboro 20 loTkrille
Gnc hour more from iorkvi!!e to Washington.
And, one hour more from Washington to Columbus
!alf an hour more from Fredericksburg 10 Richmond
O,e hour more from BIakry depot 10 Fayetteville
One hour more from Fayetteville TO Columbia.
One hour from Columbia to H1edgerr.
And half Ill hour !ro Aliiictgcvlilc to Colu;n
bus.
Four hours more TING from Mobile TO Montgomery.
One hour aud half more from Montgomery 10 Co.
lurbnS.
Four hours more from Columbus 10 Washington
Ta5,r hGurs more from Washington 10 inrkrille
T,yu huu!s aud hall more from iorkvI!ic TO Green's
bcro
And, four hours and half more from Greensboro to
Fredericksburg.
Two hours and half more lime from Columbus to
Milledgcvilic.
Three hours and half from hlillcd &c vile to
Columbia.
Jh,c. hours more fro,n Columbia 10 Fayclts Vile
Three hours from Fayetteville to Bakeiy DEF
Half an hour more from i}lakey depot to Peters
burg.
Half an l,nnr more from Petersburg to Richmond.
One hour more fran Richmond 10 Fredericksburg.
And half an l:our more from Baltimore 20 Philadelphia.
Arrival al New York To be al two, 2. VI.
The attention CT bidders is specially called to this ex.
tension of time Alterations in the schedules o: the
boncs of arrival and departure at all the places aborr at
eJ will he made 10 correspond. :. II. uOBDlE,
Sept Is [35-3tl .ieti"g p. !Mi General
ItKEEN WOOD MINING COMPANY.-Bonks
y for subscription to stock in the Green Wood Min
uo Company will he opened this day at Lynchs COT.
fee house and at the Counting of hlessrs. Bel! Il
Somervi!!e. on Gary street. for few days.
August 3. 26-H
4 ABORERS WANTED-Ftum Two 10 three hun
s. 4 bred laborcTs will find immediate employment on
the Qualifications at Hampton Roads, Va at ont dollar
per day for lrboded men.
Lsborers will find il advantageous employment as il;
will be steady and the engineer has determined Tia. al
all times the highest rates Of wages shall be paid.
VIM. 4. ELlASON,
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sss,ssx; --> A DAILY LINE OF coaches
e3I%>j 75t IS far Ly"cht":g and Mt If'E'n"
:@=ssss:sESseSss ON Lrxr Of Coaches from Rich-
mund 10 Lynchbu:g, The South side of james River,
hive, fIr tho greater accommodation OF the travelling
public, established il DAILY.
casiir the Sweet Springs. White Sulphur Springs, TO
Icwishur connecting with L. Porter & Go : line TO
Guyamiotlr.
Om a!rrnate days, this line connects at Lynclbrrg
will! four hnrgc post coach lne, established lately 10
tic Warm Springs, ya Lexington, Va.
At kan>s this iine Connects wiki the Snu- west
c!n line. IL Lynchburs, with The Piedmont line and
,' line - SG'; where passengers going to Tennessee
iaI. the Valley line. At incasrIc it intctsccls The
Valley line. and there passes within - miles OF the Ma
nal Bridge and in the vicinity Of the Peaks Of Otter.
At the Sweet Springs it connects with line 10 tie Salt
Sulphur Springs.
u OGts at tic Bar cG the Eagle !otsl, Richmond.
p. II. FLUkE,
Far the PIorrietOrS.
Richmond August ). 1886. eft
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NOTICE -Thsre onry FIRM prospect Of v.u.h 1s.a,
~ the hill is ligI u tr:ally covered with in mall @ -:
In ~ had little snlcltrle metal is sed 10 Be ycr
will give IN interest d o::li.,o any eucrprIsins MAJ. 80
omen In. nt. aII cary il NY lam ips .u .
oi Old and 80 mile. iyGu .iicx.n;ri", ~ &. -
LD"lH I. GEp|rN, ~
MiL,!l,l,urs Lcu'!nnn co., Aus - 49, .'
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SPLENDID CAPITALS.
$50 600 $50 .GJu- S2G:0HO.
aEra.sa Consolidated HotEcrX.

rcr the State Treasury. Delaware Colsa unh Common schools"
f4uLlri:cd Ly 5t If tic L"gaHrc ard February l!it iSj
CLASS \,
Wlminsinm Del Oh Wednesday,, the !Mh Ir 40
(7Es GeH sHre ."trna ~ f"ian'Ssi""fF d"ca jar t
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HI'JIDT n :

BEHOLD,
II is not often that we have such splendid Scheme
as the following, comprising suc', an Immense amount
for disrhulion-to country friends re would say,
FIR nnrseVrS.
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EelG0ss;s LOTTERY Office,
RICHMOND. YlnGINlA.

Luck II ood LHck!
Drawing of the Virginia Lecsburg Lottery, Class ="
5-drew August 9th, 1856:
Ticket Nos. - IS &C. Capita! prizr OF one thousand
dollars sold gentleman in this city, and Tie ras as
usual, paid at sight, by DiAON'
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f..;ihI.f. school,

4; III PcrSORGgc, lar IN, Eys,I CVay Tr,.ri,
rE,iiE .x-l:isrS o.! Ibis ScIiO" sal l.;
Il (culrr m,. ta!rT thr 'i"r;irI ~ NJ pIi NJ, A, H.
a. ;r:ru.urr ia" chic! aId m>..:ri.u t.. r
,y,!yc ,,u -. a:! her Er"cI. =, ,. "
,.i., H.. a. :Iuu;,l. devoted /" Ia: '!u; ,
Nr NJ viii also ruGl!.ur I'D III adva:!cl. tac
moral OBJECTS 81 the institution
III" branches be- git gre, uTiI"?r ? E"a., IT.
!r:Ii,. Cr.upi, Ai.i"", G"sr ply, w:. u - -
,;I,rs Iiitvr, t'i ,ni-iry -H"'! MT Pr...sv
Frrnch I,msu &C. !usi" ant Drawing! ~ "'tTr c,.T.r.
Tie :;",uts.!: year viii ""n,''I -: to- !"'..
DE- rr. All r. di::+. H." t::U ~
'i.rr, " u b. grlt vacation, t' IL" hui ii Ii =;
,r2.n -! daring IL" oi!i!' 81 Angus! ~ >r;i :.
pu,i. Will D., rrca, =" an tIHc, IL, . ..;.,
.. : srs,oJ. Hn dc;.@i:": wi! BE- "ia. I !,. II: =. m
he c.,,,,G by ;sa"S ;im" "i!:rT P"!ruial lir!>
''
r.: :rl wI-!a:. ''' p1yNti' ia "v..c 500,
70: :aul il tive G:n.i-!. .an,lc-, pr s'S,",.. r., @
a:'.ur", E1
i,r!!ln., ii 10: ifo.i!aa!y TIC pupil,
lnnn, .nI .lr"u..I: :, irs 81 i' "ta,"i" iri.,.
r. IiJir ,G ;.;riE r:.I. :r'a VT n ,,
>unn a. "urvHnIrut.
~ tier, directed 10 H.. ions =. :.;:vnL I.c,,o =
Counry Er.iui:, .!..!I f.cr'" prompt attention. ''
.in.i>i ]" H-.ilJ
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a orc FL .a .r rri= I'LL ah'"i IT, ''
hr. I.lo,. h.,i H.. iusaS with nior 10 t."' '''
' " " " s = I' " VS. II. r.Jt%!.
September = -.
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Lgrgc Sale If CDrn. Outs, Wheat Srac. InI* F"rdcr
Horses, Mules, Caiic ShcrP, HRS, PiantGtiOn and
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NTOTICEA persons having claims asa:n,Ii q; 10, pre-.
tate Of William King, dec d, are ,ibcf TOR
semi them, properly authenticated to the also re-
settlement; and those indebted to said estate a's
quested 10 make Immediate payment 10 KING.
Admir- of HNin" ki"s;s acc
Aoo IN
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the p.escnt claimant ar Ives and to e
sen 10 the care Of Ellis G. Long, Esq III 'of'he' u
der o. Court ,., j,.;.;o, is easily
laS great sr'ois.s the principle that slavery can
ysssy for Sss S"Rs s5s
FREE mbsh ilsT master IS
!s laws ~ w %. reve, The FIRST decision in any If The Ffe
= hat s' ":"i ss L. ossS 's s s
'""'.'' rs from one slave holding Stale 10 another
j,w far the Courts Of other Notwithstanding States
viii consider themselves bound by Ills a'jndcacn' IS
o,tIfi!; lu, the high rank held by the Supreme Count
o. Massachusetts, gives great weight to It's decision o"
IL, on Mimi DnintS.
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6 tLASSiCAL TEACHER WANTED-'hr , .'%,
~ cipa Of the classical department OF my 'H7'' L.
having been chosen Principal of IN academy ~
ina, wish to engage person well qualified 10 '"' w.,
Latin and GIrck languages, TO fill H." sil'"'''" H.,
made vacant There classes OF s!nGrnS '; ; ~ <
race, Tacitus and Cicero d. Orator.; ana !" 'l,'
phocles, Eurrdcs, &c and hrTr"ff ~ ;ns,,uc.
apply for Tie situation except h. ~ G'a'he " hat can.
III The hi9cs; authors read in on! c"rses' 'ia a n
siderable experience in teaching and g"Tei'"g 90"
tends 10 devote hi.ns.!: 'xclus rr.; ~ 'Ir p r
teaching. Such 4 person would !:"d !rasa'' %
manrnt situation. and would receive !!"efa' a"' rc
single man would be p7c'rred, but CONVENIENT ''""
me MS could he made for with family ...l
Applications may L, made [ii b. letter Pos'"ee, ,;r
until the Path of the 9Th month, tSept"!noeI a:,r =
should be accompanied by unexceponlb'r c'I j.;
character, ability and experience in lracEihsi DIV" , ::
desirable that tney should contain b'c! stag
the views Of tie applicant ,iie subject o. sify
ment, where educated, his age. whether WIN .,iru
the compensation expected, and any Ghci in
that might have reference to the SUBJECT y F"s'" iy.
,etview with the applicant either at ID" '''r " me-.
ing subsequently, would, however, be g'c""! !
ftrable. ~ r,, 9Th
The appointment will be made on the 2itN {" ns,son
month iSepelnber) aid it is wished t'ai ' r,bc,e.
CHOSEN should enter upon his duties n'Ied'a'''
ntter. .,,,oyyrIL
Alexandra Boarding School 9Th mo- l9 81
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LOOK HEREl

TVHE subscriher Offers for sale an assert
ii rnent Of BwNggO1ee, and other sFti.
cIrs. such as Sisel-sPrings. Hoes, Axes, Adzes,
Rash Hooks, SLAVES, and Chissels, nat sur.
passed by any IN the country. all Of which will
be sold rs law for cash or good credit as al
any shop whatever. .ls.i,s+<. ut 4. s,.,s,. I'D,
u. ..... s... Ie 4s.,9. ALSOs sasss aa+.ss,
A number Of second hand CARRIAGES
SULKEYS. SIC. for sale at cost.
NjeWOOd- work Ia Wagons Of all descrip.
tons done at short notice. - d, :.
- Horse ShoeiRg and all kinds Of country
work and repairing done with care. '-f's
Most kinds of lumber and produce taken in
payment fOrihe above articles, by aTgf
@@@'H WIN. RODGERS,
1929 .t gE6 "a I Spencer Street.
An Apprentice wanted
AT THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
Lilchfeld, May, 1885. 48
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I New Goods.
NNRTE5 e. NKAR SR

NOk6 Il IA a. NEVk6SES
"AVlNG just returned from New Y"rh,
Il u olSrr To their fIe"dfs and fhp public an
assortment of NEW GOODS-ron-
sisting in part Of blue. black, adelaide and in-
visible green BrOadcloths I; Buck skin & plain
Cassinlrrrs. a variety Of collars Linen and
Cotton Drillings. Moleskin & Bangup Cords
~ iih other Cloths suitable G,r summary wear:
silk and e"tton V-svrts; a Eood assortment
c"lored Silks; dark and light cold Vestings;
" hite. unhleached, mixed. ribbed and petin~it
open work Gotten HOsr: grDilrHnen's and la
dies Gloves, great variety. "s
Also, dark and light Prints clark and light
Ginghams Of every description; French M"s-
Inns. French Ginghams Check Nl"slins, fgd
'Jaronstts; Scotch and Bishop Lawn; fg'd
Lappests; Gg'd, plain and book Maslins; white
and brown Holland, White and brown jean;
Cotton ANA Linen Handk 'fs. Cotton and Lii
men Diapers. lq 4 ianask Table Ck'ths. far
cy Table Covers. scarlet and white Ga. Sd.
~. a Merino Shawis. with a variety Of Fancy
Plaid, Silk and C"ttOD Dress H'dAkas; black.
green and ~ bite Blond Gsaze Ncils; Green
Baraee: Bl,nd Lace; lacr. cOiton and worst
ed Edgins: coI'd and white Gotten Fringr;
Silk Velvet Ribbon. a variety, and q good as
sortn,rnt of almost alt kinds "f Goods usually
called for 10 q country Dry G""ds Store. lt
Also. = YlRsT RATE ASSORTMENT or
Glass Ware. C1'Ockea.y,
Hardware and Cutlery,
all Of which are offered 20 the public ON liberal
uernas for cash, good credit. and all kinds OF
pr..tlt.ee and I,lnhrr. ....rt +. .il.... .....-
Z.iichfeid. AprI IA. as.4 esera -. ,ate. -
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New Arrangement.

III EREAFTER. until further notice, the
II new and elegant steamboat NesO York,
Capt. Peck, will run between Ne,c- Hapen and
Ne'o- York, for the conveyance Of passengers
only, and will perform her trips daily, up and
down. leaving New York every morning Sun
days excepted. at z o'clock A. NJ. Returning:
will leave New Haven at 1 O'Clock p. NJ.
The steam boats Ne,O- Haven anil Splendid,
Capt. Stones, will also continue to run he
tween the above places. and will take freight.
leaving New Haven daily Sundays excepted)
at 10 p. nj. and leaving New York at4 PM.
15@By this arrangement there will be- two
Boats from each place. daily, viz From, New
Haven at ! and 10 p. M. and from New York
at Z A. M. and 4 p. NJ. .....,r . =. d.
JOEL ROOT, Agent.
Ne,c HoUen, Aprii 5, 1885. @-75-, a.
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As's'f'es - Woodbury.. %. Probate Cssrl,
eALltA Anrik ~. iNaA. III M

eTArE Of 0nayAsE tlorc nK.ss .oe Wood.
- bury, 40 lns0lseA Aal,or. Tshe lruaaeea
Tepresent the estate lasolvsnt. ana nra ihs
appointment of Comnaiusloasvs thsvs"ny ~.
dsssds that Commissioners 10 receive ana =. |.
annie the claims ofthe eFedl.osa ~ aaIA esaal,.
b. app0Inied % che PE0bale Oeaea N Wos1.
hHVY, On the faUFth Monday ef Aley, aaee. a
0 Useloelg ipFenaOn, Of whitehall nAgaons q
Interest VIII lbke noiles md appear Kshsy ses
eauss end heard thereon.
Sea CuARLEs u. yMELFs, Judge.
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13faH NOTICE. IuI
CIX months from The date hereof are liss-
- tied and allowed by the Hem. Court Of
Probate fOr tho District Of Litchheld Tor the
creditors ut the estate Nf FOLLY SMITH.
late Of LischReld. in said district. deceased. 20
EXHIBIT their claims against said estate. after
which ms claim will hs allowed. Those in.
debses 10 said estate are requested 20 make
iamsdiass payment. #.e tst7
4.l TR"AaAs p. FRRN. Adm'r.
Litehfsid. April 90. 1853. s47
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.NOTKCE.

TNHOSE persons who are Subscribers TO the Funsa
IL Tor the Improvement Of the Public Green, are
hereby a0fed that their subscriptions are now due
and that paymeai 10 requested immediaaely. ~
April %. 4 9. GALPIN, I'rensarer
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New Hat and Gap Store.
VT0HE Subscribers wnuld respect
Il fully inform their customers
and the public generally that they
have taken the Store lately occu-
pied BY Z. W.. Bodies. three doors scesf Of the
County House, where they win keep ON hand
an assortment THAT'S, Of their own manW-
factures 81 different qualities aud latest New
York fashions. which they viii sen Oh the
most reasonable terms. u ttanaSg g3f q
Also. fashionable SILK HATS of variovs
qualities, and Boys and ChiIdren's Cloth Caps
Of different patterns. u ,z,z57 -: s. ~
s.t.3 It'll KILBORN & BRAMAN. 4
I.ilchfeld, ApriI z. issaf 81; Sm44
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.arsa moses Morse s. Som. ,9
HAVE ON HAND a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Plain and Japan'd Tin Ware,
Britannia Tea Pots and Spoons,
with an assortment Of TRUNK GOODS,
suitable for pedlars. as ~
0@Pedlars supplied on as good terms as at
any manufactory in the state. .o.e NJ.
Tin Eare Ifoughs, and all kinds Of Tan
AND SHEEr IRON WoRK done at short notice.
Litchfeld. april e.. . E.L.-,t.lnn,- ~ 46
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Ne,c- Haven. April $, 1896.
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- A LOT Of LAND in Spencer
IA Street In the village Of L.i'ch,
RelG. For particulars. ioqu'r" o.
JAMES WIKsHIP. New. Haven: OF
Of 8. GALPlN. Litchne'u:
AnriI Q9. 1885,