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= UREISTOWN BOARDING SCliouL.-IhIs Institution Il
~ lrcalci III an crIinrucc, aLont orc .f"nFih OF II mile h'iow tho
nour-iing buTan.h ri TorfISiown, near the RAG: Road turnpike
( Ii EII:s Irmu PEiLi.c!phin.
The situation is retired anal healthy, coaiml"dins one OF I'll: most
7 picturesque views on the ScLEi iEill.
Contested with the Seminary are several acres o! pleasant? sMa-
IrI land, to which the physical exercises ut the pupils vii! BE- iin'n-
7 Ell, : no puuil will be allowed 10 leave The premises, wHhOGt pei!
! mission ion, the principal. The pupils will DC permitted 20 urak
raGutni exca: .iclS with either the principal or one Of the teachers.
The rrircirlI will hrvol. cyCry attention 10 the h,nIh, r:nrais, man
nr5S md literary progress Of those placed Indr' his care. Thc cu.Tsc
of study is thorough tic discipline TaEcn:n! IL i' nature: and no
nGurt will he spared 10 render The Institution worthy o! the caIH-
trurn und pat ronagc OF the community.
hrancles-in Gro:nPhy, with the Use O; Globes; ,hc projection oil
Mans: the Mathematics: and the Latin, Creek, French hi German
languages, arI also in Mincrao=!, B"tan., Natura! Philosophy, and
Y,:r;n, ihc y inter session n course Of familiar Lectures on :Tatu.
raj Philosophy and Chemistry will be given, which WILDE iI!c.iRicd
by appropriate experiments, for which purpose The schools nfori. .
with the requisite apparatus.
Instruction in the solern Languages will he eivea BY Mons. J. ".
c. McrilIni,. who will aio during the h"Tai SEASONS CIV" Il course o
r.rne, {Switz.l va, some iimc Il m"o;"! Of Fe!cnAers'- Institution
n, !lniv 81. an! from t- practice! knox ledge al teaching is eHaincn;ly
H""'i"4 10 b. useful i" " '''; yfW ,n IS
Iec.n!iar board. washing, mcniiu., :ucl, lights
AMI ,uiian ia the E:a:!i,h aTIncir.s, $40 Fer aauual.
For The above wiil the Languages anI Malhe-
uai!rs, Sin 10 do
No extra ciar.rs will r. made excepting for Glass Looks gal sta
,ionary, which Nil, probably, he fon i've to ten dollars per asaa%:.
ruriIs can remain i'll the family ImIing the vacations.
Nurr!siown, ieJG. WI. VI. liuCEii, Principal.
.N.rri<r"on, Fa.-Mf. Sa"I!. Ianl.on, Mf .iol:. iia#l:!i. Mr. Jas.
Hoover. Rev. Eoa;. Affair, Jas. Vi. lswFas, E.l, Da"!. 4. Maiva.
ny, Esq.
Ec;a!rat.a, Pa.-Dr. S,cmi.
SnmnrtOs-a, Pair. Daniel Jacohy.
Neg EJ2-, Pa.-iioa. Sani. u. In-nrfn, Ricl. d. Corson. ". y.
HG:!ar"a u, Pr:-Nat. i. Ecdeau, ESD, Geo. II. iAwH"s. Esq,
o piasSapia.-C. c. Cryler. n. D., Alex. Henry, Esq, Ambrose
White, ESQ. Nal. Chapman, u. D.. NHthaa K. Potts, Esq, rhas Z
Demme. D. D., John h Mitchell, NJ. D.. a"d YIN. Gi5.oa. 81. D.
Iry Is an-w;au,
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The Roanoke. Danrillc and Junction Railroad Com.
pnny WAS Organised IN the Did instant. 1T Il meeting of
H.. ; ickIuIdrrs held at PowelIs Hotel in this Town, by
The election of Vincent Wilcher, Esq President; and
George Tnwncs, WIN Linn, b: ". S. Cn!"il, John Eos.
ter. aud Wriph, Soutllga:c, us Directors fer the ensuing
twelve months. We regret nnr utter inability TO give II
place to the proceedings of the Meeting at large this
Misunderstanding CUnShHui0n.
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ssss!s DOLLARS WAHD.-san ave finn the su!:ciiheT, .ir-
ing at Charlotte CUc-; house, Nirs;nin, about Inc L; Of au
gus, last. 4 ne-fo m.a named ROBIN, abcu: thirty years cf age. Of .
dark co:ar!cxinn, with broad fore teeth. with i small space between
lhcra, about FIVE fe"t eight or ten inches high. aaI very strong bull:
| purchased hin cI Mr.. William Reach, Of Prince Edward. Tic mas
he lurking abont in ihal icigh5oIlood, or he may be naninc his war
TO some free S,atc-,1ou=h ihiGk i: more probable, lhs: he will
make an effort 10 gel to James River, he having once bena employed
on that river as 4 hoatman.-t will give the above reward, ii be- is
taken out OF iIe State; or twenty-five dollars, il taken and confined
in any Jail ia the State, so that get him again.
THOMAS CAEDTELI.
Oc,a5 49-w,r
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7NVof!GI!3V - ULN0INE TI:VL7'
FEf:IE subscribe! ha"iag, on Il former occasion: all
mpl.ucrI! - lie pubic, Vi his haYir! made al: range
i.icI:s wili OF" Of iic Gi,St extensive ''iHr Dt%'tFS III
I.;,;a.,;. Gl,ssrs ;:ullh. Wluhi:ais" x CO. l., he sup
piled regularly wilii genuine an! superior "ihrs, lie
wuald Inform his friends and he public generally, That
his stock CT Wines al tins li,nr. oc rrfY g""I-4ut ny
tie spring lia will rccai9e an additional supply, winch
vii! render his assortment inferior 10 nnnc III Tins place,
and will be sold. at 4 very snail advance. for cash, or TO
pnnrtua! customers. Country Merchants, Farmers aud
Dealers generally. are !nv:!"I To call and examine his
Stuck. In addition 10 his Wines, he always has on hand
Oil L.iciGrs. of every description, \~arran!'d genuine
and selected By one of the bcsI Judges IN The Hnston
market. Orders from al! parts CT the a"i..!!ry. wa re-
cc,rr prompt attention; and every article pnt mp IN tie
ro,,,sr .,,E,, -rnnsist;ur If The fIiiuN;nr kinds:
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TENERiL AGENCY.--Ihc undersigned, Gene,
w raj Agent and Collector for the city Q! Richmond
and its vicinity, returns his thanks for The liberal sup.
rort heretofore given him. lie makes 10 promises for
the future, being sure that i! he is deserving al public
confidence it sill not be withheld --Nr Richard &.
Tn"s,a!l is associated with the subscriber.
Jan 10 EEj-wiiwl RlCHiD HILL. Jr.
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s. GIlPpA, the property Of Col. VIM. R. Johnson
IA will mike his next season at Halifax Courthouse
Va. For particulars, see hand bills:
Join S. HUBBARD.
jan % 23-uAlaEch
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WsbrsSi@GsC
FLORIDA.

We have bccn furnished with y copy r. d comMuni-
cation Just received at the War Office tro,, Major Gene
raj Jcsap, at Tanl?1 Fay, dated jar. Isl. III edition t.
the force then with hiri, ard serving in other paris Ct
Florida, two companies Of Artillery, and six Of HE Sc.
cord regiment Of DraguoEs, amounting TO abanl go:
besides lGJ recruits. all fron lie sea brard. must lave
reached the seal Of war before This dale GL"bs.
Head QrAErrEs, ARMY OF THE SouTH.
Iampn Bay, JnnuaTg *. 1851
ENTGhCr.
"1lc principal Indian chief IF The regiment IF In.
dan wHriiofs in The service Of The United States came
in Yesterday, GMd brought inc reports from ~EEigadirr
General Ar;mIa.r#d, commanding nn he Wyth!acooclme.
asd Nla;rr Norris commanding The Indian force. Occu.
pied as every oir about nc il in ac,i"e preparation Tor
the field, caunu, send copies Of The iepurls bat no In.
Gians wrr" Epund IN that part IF tie county, AMI al The
information which | lave been able to obtain. iracs Inc
to the belief. thnl the body Of The nation are South aud
Southeast. The troops in Tie interior are actively en-
cared, and shall Join them immediately. C"imni"d"re
Dallas has sent sixty sailors 10 garrison Fort f"s'r1,
twenty-five milcs Eas. nf this place. dc despatched L
rar,:snn Yesterday 10 Fort CiInch, and has promised a
gs:riscn tr this place. This will increase the active
Iprc, fnf the field. There is 80 much sickness, hove.
yer. au:nr,r The volunteer lnd regular troops that shall
ral have .n"rr more than nine huud!rd or 4 thousand OF
lia.m u!.rrrihrr for active service. and al least i hundred
o. i!lr.i VII br required Tor c"n""ys' Inc liid'ai,s are
c,,;rrIy lfuGrn Gp~n; most Of them arc sick, aud cX-
vrcl no further gel vice iiom them. Tin will % hcEie
liz. Ia,t ii tbs month. Such Of them as are fit Tor ser
nee. will prevail upon, II possible, L" accompany lr
Oh an expedition a.aI"st thc principal ciiIri OF Tie Sc.
r.ia,ha, Miranopy. lie is said 10 be within four days
march Of ruc. have iic honur {" lac, dc.
Til S. JESUP,
DISQUALIFICATION. R. .JoSEs, .Nyor. GcH"GL
.!GjGiaai- GtrcrnL.
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hzslsansiEs'S
ErcHangc G:HG Eegs2vy GAice,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

BIGGER his again the pleasure Of presenting 20 his
friends and patrons The following splendid Lottery, Ia be
drawn February Il, Isl, 10 which lie respectfully calls
their attention:
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C0MvIsS:DHGH's Orri'r.)

CoMHIEs:DETH's Orri'r.l
BHrhin1hHm I. n dec .. lc.Hi
The parties Interested in the ahcvr "rtri. w!!i r'rie
take notice, that ! have appointed "Wednesday, Ii" IA
day OF February next, IL commence line duEcs icqIi'd
By the said oIdcr-at which tinc. tie parties are g.
Tp"stcd /" attend at my Office, at buckingham Cou;t'
house: wish all necessary vouchers. papr's, DC.
ROBERT HILL IL e..
n The {. S. IF l.. \. Jor hnrhn "b"" a.
Jan. ; T2-wiw
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Dec. -

TarfN GEORGE W. CRuMIP, in lis own ri=h! and
LY3. Us administrator Of his deceased wife, Ana Crumr,
John ~. Nash, adm r. Of George L. Crump, deed. Al
l.n Wilson, and Daniel y. Alien, ext rs OF Sally Macon.
dc.i., Ju.n K. paIn"rc, Daniel \. Wilson. Jn.rph W..
M!c.lnx. hiciI7d V. M!chaux, Peter ilanlai!n, and
Iirgiaia his wiir. and TlrnrnaS r.. Swami and Sally lis
vile: Take notice, shall. ii III" house If E:caard Nj.
clark. in The count: nf Eit;sylyania. State of Filgiaia,
Gn Friday, !M. Sd DAY of February, lc31, take the G"po.
s:,ion Of SAID l.:clard M!:2lanx and others, Ia be read Is
evidence in 4 cliauccry suit now depending in the cir.
clit superior court Of law and charcrry !nr tie county Of
iIcnr;co, Stale Of Virginia. in which yoa are deitndanls,
ana Themes; Woodson. admir-. q: Rrbecca i;eGd. dec d,
GEORGE Swami, Charles Galloway and Sally bis wife,
late Sally NIiaIlHux. Hugh l;aine, Richard kalnr ana
r.izlIr.ti, his i;i:c, late Elizabeth Michaux. aud al:con
ll;ciIaux, az infant by Richard MicLnux. his father and
next friend, are plaintiffs. lilhe dispositions OF In" SAID
Richard NliclllnX and others. are not taken On he 'rd
q! f ,ruary, ISL. they vii! be taken at the same place,
on lie next day. ii which time and place you may at.
tend, If ynn Think proper.
We shall also take the affidavit Of Newton llazrgro"c
and Others in the same suit, to he read as Evidence before
the Master Commissioner, 10 VIII N WAS Referred Tie
accounts growing out OF said suit, 1t the tavern OF Wm.
3 ilnbson, at Cumberland courthouse, on the 9th day
CT February, lc37. NUGll kAlAE.
Jan II. IS-w3w
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hNN ~ 49,
q CHANCERi-FIRCIHIA.-ln LGncHbTr. t"l"'
"a ~ Court, 18th October, io3G: Thomas 4. Fn@'*'''
and Emily his wife, formerly tlnr,, A.ncy 4. "!!cH,@Ii
herself and iriant children, Minerva \. Hart, Sa1A'
A. Hurt, jeiI!ro Hurt, Rcmu!us Hurt; anI J'seg'i'
Hurt, F!s!"u!Is,
against
Mary Ya.brough, Joshua Hardy and Polly lbs %",.
Fanny F. YaTbroa4h, william w. Ya'Lrcush, Li"c.sH'
Hudson and Sugar lis lie, Elizabeth YarbTongh. "a
sendra, Rehccca, Elvir1, aud Lucy Jane la!";o'5I'
Richard YarLrough, Nancy p. knight, Creed Ei;n='o'
and Martins his wife, JoserEi Yarb:oagh. Sally B. H"!1'i
and John Yarbrough in his own right AMI as guardian"
t:!rira and Lucy Jane Ya5hrough, Defendants
The defendants, Richard Yartrough, Nancy ),
Knight, Creed Ellington aud Ms:;ha lis wife, JreF.
Yar5rough, Sally Il. Holmes, not hIving enlr'1 '"I
appearance, and given security, according 10 the ac.~
Assembly and tie rules Of this Court, and il aPpra'"D5
to The satisfaction Of The Court, tina. ihey are not !"n'
bitan.S Of TITS Commonwealth: on Inc motion Of HN
plaintiffs, BY their counsel, ii is OrdsyCi. Tia; the Saia vs.
iraaants appea. here, on The first day OF February Lo1..
next: and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and l"1s.
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in gonie new.
paper published in the City of Richmond, fer ' ~,
months successiveIy, and posted al tie front door q IT,
Courthouse Of this county.
C~opy-Teste,
Dec. g t0-w-"
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m Observation-Disclosures Rules held n tie
z Clerk office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of l"w
and Ciancery, tni the county of M.ck!cnbutg, on tie
the first Monday in November, l3:!G:
Charles Ogburn, aGm'r r. de bonis non, with the vii AZ
ncxed, Of Howell 7. Harper, deed, Lucy II. ~llari'raHd
ChaTlrS o.. Harper and Angelina w. Harper. ~Iti4Gl,
by the said Charles Ogburn, their guardian, Pha'"nAs
Against
Martha Harper, Robert Moore. James ! On an o'is;".'
FIshrr, and Thos. ID. Fisher, dcl'ts. ) bill.
And
Charles Osburn, admir-. dc bonis ron Of Howell +
Harper, Decd, Charles o. Harper, Lucy II. Harper aM;
Richard ii. liar%e!l and Angeiina w, his vile. pi,u'.
Against
Martha Harper, Elizabeth J. Moore, cxrcurrix Of IT,
bert M"nre, deed, Reuben 4. P~uryrar. Thorn-s D.
Fisher. George Tucker, Henry Wilson. John " Ge'
CORY, Daniel MiddoEli and Joseph &. Eairar, Dcic"'
dantS, Oh an amended bill. .
The defendant, T!urnaS D.. Fisher, not having ca!rF!
his appearance and given security according To the &c!
OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court, aud i. appeal
ing from satisfactory evidence that he is not an inha"ss'
ami OF this Commonwealth On moticn Of the pilI"ti'
by Counsel, it is ordered that the said defendant d'ar
pear hr:c on Tie first Monday in .Ap:i! next. ,iai Ten.
!tulc.day. and answer the Ellis Of the piain.;!I3. aa4 !"!
4 copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in sour new
paper published in the City Of Richmond or Toanh
Petersburg Tor two months successfully, and psfl A.
the front door Of the Court. housc Of the saii co1a'y'
y Copy-TrsLc. J.J DAILY. D."
Dec q. Gl-M-G
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w Quiarry, .7dsmS county. illinois ! subscriber
having commenced the practice OF Law, in partner
snip with Mrssrs. \. IL Il. r. Williams, Of Qlinc"y,
Illinois, under the above firm. tenders his pro!tsSilna!
services TO his friends and the public. He vii! also al
tend to business as agent, far the purchase aud sale G.
lands in hat State, and the payment oi taxes thereon.
Communications may be sent. post paid. 10 the above
address. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
LIN : 1i-MSW
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t'knicr Old l.. 2. Nladrira
Superior do. do. do.
Do. Straw Co!Grcd Sherry
DO. Cold do. co. fHiNE5.
Do. Sicily Madeira
Do. Old Port
- baskets Champagne
Oh Chanpaignr iErAvDy
Do. London Dock
Do Holland Gin,
DO. Jluaira pru
Do. hutilar ~
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
RICHARD S. MASSlE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-31

YaT!IE suhScr;tcr, having purchased he Tavern at
8 Boy lion, hlrcklemburg county, known as the
}ryd,on Hotel, and recently occupied by Mr.. Nathaniel
f.. Nelson, informs his tiiends and the F"blic generally,
Tina. he IS prepared 10 accnGinCdale { astoincrs. Having
incurred considerable expense III rcpliring and filling up
the estahlis!!nu st, and in lay:ng in supplies, he will nc
curn.ndale these who may visi; lIiGn, in Il style "i neat.
ness amd comfort. which cannot fail In afford satisfaction.
Ills table shall be supplied with the hest provisions
which the country affords; bis bar with the best iifIoTs;
his bed rooms shall he neat and cnln!nriab!c; and his sta.
biy., with al ample supply of p~rorrna"r. shall be under
charge of careful, experienced and attentive oshers.-
The public need only favour him with their patronage, I"
test tie fidelity with which his pledges 80 them shall be
redeemed. GEO. itOhEitS.
IL The Petersburg Co"stcila,iO" viii insert the above one time.
Nov II Sits
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u" Two Grand prizes Of $4,000. ! Of .. G:rl, = Of
29.Gln, : of l0.03a, and many Of 5000. 1850. 39Ou: 1000,
&c: &c. have NIL seen sold and paid at sight. at For.
tunes Lounge, by NiGGER.
Jan II IS-Wls
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FIN CIIANCERY-EIRGlXIA.-Ata Circuit Supcpl
81 Court Of Law and Ciiancery, continued aid held ii
Buckingham county, at the Courthouse, tie list day 4
April. I@:ij:.
Maurice Langhorne and Benjamin /. Scrus.s. mr'
chants and rurliers, trading under the fran OF %LnagtoM:
Y Scruggs, la1ntI"s'
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The meeting of the Ltchfeld County Temperance Society was held at New-Preston agreeable to ad- iournment The meeting, though small, and the coun- ty but poorly represented, was highly interesting to the friends of temperance. And while benevolent hearts seemed to be depressed and borne down in view of the hopeless condition of the drunkard and the little progress made towards complete triumph, their attention was directed to the sovereign remedy the perfect antdote-in able, interesting and e oquent address, embracing and following the prn ciple of total abstinence from all that can ntoxcate
 The following resolutions were introduced, discus sed, and laid to be acted upon at the next ing to be held in HarpintOn, on the 4th Tuesday in June. Meeting for business at 10 o'clock A. M.
 ResolUed, That the prosperity of the cause of Tenn perance demands that the pledge of total abstinence ent pledge of the Litchfeld County Temperance SO- ciety.
 ResolUed, That the Temperance reformation is by the county meeting considered of vital importance to the people of the county, and it has wonderfully pros pered up to October, S36 and much of it's prosperity IS ascribed to its officers, who have been men that were able faithful, and very punctual in their atend ance on county meetings. But it is evident that the cause is not going forward as formerly. What can be the reason? We fear that there is a neglect on the part of the officers for in attending county meetings, we find no officers, no papers, but few delegates, ap- pointing President and Secretary pro tenn.
 H. BALDWIN, Sec'y pro tem.
 Washington, May go, lS37
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
REV. e. FULLER, Jr. SOUTH STREET, OFFERS FoR sALEs
 EWR THxRW0Hs

TNcLuprNo dinng,work and dressing Tables; L Sofa--rocking. .ssick, and other Chairs-- French. Mahogany, and other bedsteaas-- Beds-Matrasses- Wash St1nds:-bufeaus-- Looking Glnsscs, Carpets. CIockeFy, ulns. brnsa Lamps-Franklln and Cooking Etoxos Window Blinds md CuFlnina-s Brass and Iron Fire Setts-iiltchen Utensils, &c.
 Also. valuable LIBRARY, including thQplo. glcnl, classical, scientific. and miscellaneous Works.
 Also, SUPERIOR now PIANO FORTE.
 Also. several cords of FIRE WOOD.
 LiloAasid, Juae 1. h3
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
NOTICE.

THE subscribers hereby give notice that 1 we have this day associated together in a limited copartnership agreeably to the pro- visions of the statute entitled ian act autho- rising limited partnerships in certain cases" iD the business of manufacturing and vending Musical Instruments, and other instruments, implements, articles and machines, the prin- cipal material whereof is wood, brass or ivo- ry. The business is to be carried on at the manufacturing establishment lately occupied by Asa Hopkins, and now occupied by Jabez M. Camp in the prosecution of said business, in the town of Litchfield, on Waterbury river said business is to be carried on under the partnership name and firm of sNObex sNH. CEy21e2D, who is the general partner; and the said Jabez, the general partner, is autho- rised to transact, manage and sign for the partnership; and for his acts alone the part nership shall be responsible. The amount of capital advanced to the common stock of the partnership is as follows: By the special partners in cash, viz. Asa Hopkins $2OOO, Elijah E. Nettleton $500, Oliver Goodwin $75O, Sylvester Galpin $500, Luke Lewis $5O0-by the general partner Jabez M. Camp in cash and property $25OO-total $775O.- Said partnership commences on the day of the date hereof, and terminates on the first day of June, A. D. 1889.
 JABEz M. CAMP,
 LUKE LEWIS, all Of the
 ASA HOPKINS, toscn and
 SYLVESTER GALPIN, county of
 OLIVER GooDw1N, LachfeM.
 ELIJAH E. NErTLEToN,
 LitchjfeLd, June l, 1887. 6I
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
NOTICE.


 TNHE Court of Probate for the District of II Harwinton has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for thecreditors to the estate of MERIT RrGGs, of Harwinton. within said district, an assigning debtor, rep resented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto, and has appointed Martin Cook, Esq. and Abijah Webster, of Harwin- ton, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified Ly
 BENAIAH HADEN, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they will meet at the house of Merit Riggs, in said Har- winton, on the last Monday in July and the last Monday in November, 1887, at g o'clock m the forenoon on each of fsaid days, to attend to the duties of our said appointment.
 MARTIN Cook, } COmasis- ABIJAH WEBSTER, { sioners. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to JERRY SMITH,
 LucIus A. CooK, 1Tas'ees. Haracinton, May 31, 1857. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08

Or We understand that nothing but ''tks prile 6f epnioS'' prevents the " B. members of our leGisla- ture from acknowledging the falIacy O all their lees- lative currency tinkering heretofore, and coming square around in its entire abandonment. But for this, the respecting small bills would be instantly repealed, and the people very greatly relieved in ma king change.
 Ihe Progress. We have now heard from nearly all parts of the Uaon since the stoppage specie pay ments by the Banks in New York on the 10th of last month; and throughout the entire country with only here and there an exception of some small concern the Banks either anticipated those of New York, or immediately followed their example. Not solitary Bank among those yclepped "safety fnnd' in the en pre state but what has stopped-not one in any of the Van Buren states (save the New-Haven City Bank and not one of the Government Pets that has not yielded to the "pressure and in most instances they were the first to yield. Oh the glorious effects of the reign of currency tinkers!
 The editor of the Literary Emporium at New Haven, we perceive by the last number, proposes to change the name on the commencement of the next volume, early in July, to The NeaD Hauener Real ly, brother Storer think you might have adopted euphonious title for your little publication than either your present proposed one. Its price S2 per annum in advance and at the pain of again in- curing the dspleasure of its editor say that We think it the dearest publication within knowl- edge-notwithstandng which, we wish it all the suc- which from it's merits it deserves. We think is asking eele too much of occupy three quarters of column with your prospectus entitle us to an exchange-fwe cannot obtain it otherwise, why fare well, sir
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
SIC REWARDy
GTRAYED or STOLEN

~msxe STRAYED or STOLEN from
 70 - the enclosure of the sub.
 scriber, on the evening Of 9ls. dAnnnAww inst. Dark BrOen Cor, about 0 or 2 years old. She wns in good condition, and supposed to be near cRlvlng. A gene. Tous reward will be given for my inlormutlon respecting hoF and if st0lon,n reward oi ten dollars wIli bc given for tha apprehension of tho thief. SAMUEL CIiUkCh.
 Bsihtm, May 90, 1897. bs
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-06-08
NOTICE.

OIX months from this date are allowed by - the Court of Probate for the District of Litchfeld to the creditors of the estate of
 ELON CHAMPION,
 late of Litchfeld, in said district, deceased, to exhibit their claims against said estate for settlement. All persons indebted to said es. tate are requested to make immediate pay ment to GURDoN FILLEYs Erecut0r. s Litchfeld, June 5, 1887. 1