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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-04

UNITED STATES AND TrxAs-In scompliaace t
With Mr.. Adams's call for information on the sub
iect Of our relations with Texas the Nresident OF
The United States has communicated 70 the House |
Of Representatives three letters-tw" from Mr.:
Hunt the Texi1n Minister, to Mr.. Forsyth, and
one from the latter in reply. The correspondence
has relation to the anuexion Of Texas TO the L. !
States Mr.. Hunts first letter dated 4th August |
1887. He urges at great length the many and
great advantages to result from . Union OF the
two countries, but we have not room here even %
glance ut them Mr.. Forsyth's answer 10 brief
and decided II is dated 25th August, 1887
He says-sThc question Of the annexion OF .
foreign independent State TO the United States,
has never before been presented 10 this Govern
mcni" "Whether the Constitutions OF the T.
nited States contemplated the anneaion Of such a
state and If 50, what manner that object IS TO
be effected. are questions, in the opinion Of the
President. IL would he inexpcdent under existing
circumstances to agitatc.:' $50 long Texas
shall remain at war, while the United States are
at peace with her adversary, the proposition OF
the Texan Minister Plenipotentary necessarily
involves the question Of war with that adverse
ryn "The United States might justly be sus-
pected Of disregard Of the friendly purpose Of the
COMPACT between Mexico and the United
State.) sit the overture Of General Hunt were
TO be even referred for future consideration, as
this would imply disposition on our part to es-
pouse the quarrel Of Texas with Mexico; dis
position wholly at variance with the spirit Of the
treaty, with the uniform policy and the obvious
welfare Of the u. States"
u s. BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.
= Tl.AJJnited States Gazette Of yesterday: says
ga friend who has had access to the October
statement Of the Bank Of the U. s., transmitted to
Harrisburg, has favored US with the following par
ticulars:
The notes of the new bank out, except the
post ut long dates, issued to individuals d J.
ring the late troubles, amounts to OI .4O1
The notes Of the late bank out, to G,l74,6l
Total 6,777 ,26l
The specie amounts to 3,Ol6,25t
The comparison Of these items with the cores
ponding particulars Of some other banks as recent
: ~ published, shows the following results:
\ Circulation. Specie
The Bank Of the U.
States. 6,777,264 "A 3Ol6,23O 5;
The % banks Of
the State Of New
York, l5,O39,7l4 2,73l ,13S on
The two Virginia
banks and bran
chcs, 5O,OS,602 81 S51 ,66l 81
}. Appointments by the President, by and srifh III
advice and consent Of the Senhtc.-JAMEs SEN
PIE Of ILLINOIS to be Charge d. Affairs Of the
States to the Rcpubli. Of New Greneda.
PAXTON GAY to the Consul Of the U. States 70
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-04
COOKING stoves Il Castings,

THE subsc ber has made with E. Jones,
Co., which will enable him 70 keep constantly hand
variety CASTINGS, consisting OF Cooking Stores Craks,
Gdgeons. Spur and Berai Gearing, Rag Lons .4ndrons.
Plough .Noles, Wagon Bores Fan Rigging, &C. SC: ALI
of which will be sold the Foundry prices and warranted
All lef, him will be promptly attended
9th 18th, 1887. esq E. EVENS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-04

IN Bags Black pepper ground ready for the table a.
~ cheap as that unground-Gnger, Al.piee, Cloves.
Cinnamon, Mace Nusn,egs, Raisins Prunss and Tama-
sinds; Nader, Aum Indigo, Copperas. Logwood Fus,c
Ncarasuay wood, Visriol, Annasso, Window Glass and
Puy-Lamp oil. and thing requisite for An a.,or,-
in the line of one mans business
For sale cheap for 81 by IRWIN REED Druggist and
Apotheeary, Richmond Indiana.
Richmond, Ocsobsr. 81. 1887 Att
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,aoruEa,s CRlEH.-sS TaE aEv. 1sosAs BALE
To malk shs suasrines Of The babe
That eansos speak its woe:
Re sss sbs infant ssars gu,h fsf'h,
Yet know not why they 6o~;
re msss .hs mssk, uPlfssd eye,
That faa would ash relief,
Yes can b, tell Of asoay-
This i mothers grief
rAso.-h ar,s,y deys ana darker nign.s,
To sses - na.sh Of dsa,h
70 hsas he faint .ad fsqusas sigh,
n asek and shortened breath:
r. watch sAs last dread ssriSs draw nsss,
And pray sbas struggle brisf.
Though all b ended with fhs Gloss
This Is q mothers grief
To see, IN short hour, deeayed
TIE hope Of future years;
To feel how yais . fathers prayers,
How vain . mothers s:ass:
To shink tho cold grave now nusscloss
Der what once shs chief
OK all the treasured Joys Of earth
This il a mothsfs grief
Yet when she first Wild tsob is past
OF anguish and despair,
To Ifs the eye Of faith 10 heaven,
And s.ink 'sMs CHILD 1BEaE"
This bcs, dry the gushing tear,
This yields the heart relief;
Until she Christians piOos hoPs
Osrcomss q moshcr's grief.
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Mair cutting and shaving.
RAW XR1Ip3s

RAW X&3Ip3s
JAMES W. GREEN, Attogney and Counceller
At Law and Master in Chancery:
HAS permanently located himself in the OF Riea-
mond Wayne county, Indiana where all commune
cations and business his professional line will receive
prompt and punc,ua attention As Master in Chancery
he legally authorized laws this STATE admin
take dispositions. and the
deeds, mortgages, &c.
05-O6fce -Norrissoas brick 6aidisg, Fleming
and .4ddlenaan.s Store
July LIST, 1897. a5u
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to the Afflicted.

ME subscriber having made !az the
il accommodate Of enc ~aasossd, arss~ise dsea-
informs the public that he IS nov prepared to receive
of their mnlades-Such ahlic-
ed with Palsy; Epilepsy; affection Of the Eyes; Wcns;
hard Swelling and Tnors Stiff Joints, occasoned by the
OF mercury, Rheumatic affsc lions; Rheumatism;
White siweing> Dol'-y, aaees" Of ,h kidAeys. Sick
Head-achc: Die Doiereux letter Ring Worm pain
weakness in the Breast; ST. Anihonys Fire; Liver
Complaint. Palpu; Cancers, and all other Scrcfuus dis
easss-a such may be cured much less Tins and
the patients having them Immediately un6er
notice. DIR. WILLIAM 4. BRUCK.
fr5-Snop Main, near Front
4,h -, 1887
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Prepared solely from Vegetable Mat
ter. BY JACOB HoUCK Baltimore.

ter, by JACOB HoUCK. Baltimore.
NV HIGH may be taken with perfect safety by all a.
w and in all Diseases its for the follow
ing discas,Dpepsia Loss ppe.it. Indigestion, H.
Aamaion of the Stomach Heart Burn, Dahea, Dy
ry Flux, Piles Fs,ua Distracted Menstua,ion, Ague
and Fever. Bilious, Rem,t:snt Fever Typus Fever,
Scarlet Fever, Small Pox, Erysipetous ST. Anthony
Fire, Asthma, Peutsy, Measss Yellow Fever, Cossive-
moss. Wind the Stomach Bowels, Cholera Morbus,
Consumption. Influenza Colds Coughs Infama: ION Of the
Chest Palsy. Gou Rheumatism, Inamasory Sore Thfo.t.
Qunsay, Whoopng Cough Thrush Sore Mouth, Pu,rd
Sore Throat, Group. inflammation of the Heart. Dropey
Ricke.s. diseases Liver. Jaundice Difficulty ma
king Urine. elect. Mysteries, Nervous Scroulous
of the Members and Lgamcnis. Mecural and We
nera Diseases Ulcers, Sores, Affections the Skin,
all diseases arising from Impure Blood &c.
PRICE PER BOTTLE. xl.621.
The above medicine is for sale by
IRWIN REED. Richmond Indiana
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LAST NOTICE.

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing those who
and with him liquidaesd, that
they settled the LIST Of October otherwise
will be LEI, with the proper officers fr collection
think object to this have declined
business, and must make collections meet my engage
The Books will be kept the old stand Up ssairs
uat that time
JEREMY MANsUR.
September2, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-04

NnaoOkCTDOy...Thep partnership heretofore exist
yine bss~sen Jacob W. Fisher ard William ID. Foass,
~ knewn BY Of Fisher Fooss, is dissolved by
mutual consent.
J. w. FISHER,
WIN. d. FOUTS,
TIE business in future will b. conducted Wm ID.
Foues The bust old finn will be setsed hs
cew WM d. FOUTS.
Boston. Ocs. 7, 1887. 80 I'm
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.-TheS Subscribers {
tered into coparsnership the Fowsd,y. INsohia<
Nakang Store Copper. Sheet Iron aud Plough business, in
the name and under the finn Of E. GROVER CO. and
they patronage their old ficnd the public fol
whose favors they render grateful acknowledgements
and promise a continuance of said fayo
for the future.
The the old firms will De settled by the
one. Orders promptly attended TO.
EDMUND GROVER.
JOSEPH GROVER,
JOHN HAINES.
J. w. SWAIN l. Co.
!. MOFFIrT & Co.
July Is, 1887. 2':n
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Additional Town Lots.

FTNHE subscrbe, has laid TWENTY-SIX additional
lots the town OF Richmond, the beautiful
BILE land OF Spring Foundry, between Washington and
Fort Wayne plat of The whole may be
calling subscriber who oars them private
ISAAC T.. JONES
Sixth mo. 9th, 1887. 23,f
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11AS Just received fine assortment
u Of sEwELRY. consisting of W asch-
- Is, Breast Pins, Of almost every pattern
~-6nger rings, ear drops, Cutlery, pan
ellis, combs. musical boxes, flute pipes
in ! accordans: excellent assortment oil
W spectscss. The public invissd
N call and for themselves
UClocks and watches repairs. and war
ans.d tbs .hc,tesr notice.
". B. Oh gold and silver .akea IN exchange.
Richmond, Sept. 80, 1887. 3sE
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The Richmond Trading and ID
featuring Company.

THE holders of the stock of said Company n -
notified, thai the 2nd ias,almen OF dollars Al NJ
five Zach share is required be paid a. thu
Richmond first day of the Elsveush meath, q
ve.nbss) nex;. By order of the Directors.
w. NJ. LEEDS, Ssessas
Richmond, 9Th mo. 9.a!, 1887. -
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IOHN MOFFITT & Co. have established themselves
- in the Town Of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana
the old stand Of John Mott, few doors Bank,
Main street, for the purpose of Manufacture l,pe
Copper Sheet Iron, and Tin Wure all its yaYou, br. nc
They intend to keep hand general
COOKING, TES SEVEN PLATE STOVES; also, gen.r-
al of TIN WARE, which they dispose Of on
a reasonable terms > be bought elsewhere.
MERCHANTS and others from the couatry wanting
the above articles are solicited to give them call.
JOHN MoFrIrr, JAwEsE LAKE.
GusrAvUs f. HAYNEs.
d.J-N. b. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken ia exchange
RIcHAoSp April LIST, 1887. l3tf
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TERMS OF ADvERrrsiyc.

dWOOD, wanted ON subec,; =
at this Office, and if not to be ~ ,
this way. some Of the ssbetter cnn~
cy" will be given for a few cord
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Sale Of Wabash and Erie
CANAL LANDS.

Office Of the Board Of Internal improvement.
at Fort Uayns, Hug. y, 1887.
THE. unde rsigaed offer sale Canal
Fort WAYNE, the 4s day Of October the following
the Board Of Commissioners of the Wa
Efie Caual, viz: s. N E. and f. N. w. qrs.
of Sec TO- Town - Range 3, w. g. 90
frac Sec. 81, q, ?, E. E. $. w q. s. %, 2 E. n W
IT, N. w. Or. 81. 2s7, E. 5. E. fr S. 81 !, E. w. !
s. w. Or, IL, %, 9, E. Fl. 8. E.. o. 3, %, 8, E.
f. N. E. and L. qrs 10, 90, g. E. s h l5 %, 8. E. N.
E. or. and f. n w. Or %, 2e,9, f. s. w Or a. g, 10,
E. Dr. IS, %, 10, n f. s. E. and w qrs %, %, 10,
f. n W. Or and s w Or. %, 49, 10, Section
Section Is, 81, IL, E. W. half s. E. and E. half s. w
81, 81, H. E. n +. s. E. qrs 90, 81 13 E. E. half
s. E. Or TO- 81 Is f. Kesering however much will
necessary hydraulic purposes lock sites said
canal.
large portion of the lands selected in $780, and
sary any thing reference them, pre-
sumed tina, no adivd raj will make purchase without
having them; of the lots within mile
gansport, adjoining tho Towns of Lagro and Hum
ington and three Fort Wayne, all o
which the Wabash and Erie Canal.
They will be sold under th- provisions Of entitled
ssAp providing construct the portion of th
Wabash and Erie Canal approved jan 2a 1880, excep
that previous the sale each viii bs valued and
price xed lot will be sold for less price than v
dollars per acre. SAML. LEWIS, Conf.
.POSEPONlSlZ1syTo
Having omitted, through mistake, give description,
above notice. of Of the reserved lots OF Cana
Land, lying within mile Of osansport and also of fo
Loganspof, and Hun:ing,on-,he sale is,
ore hereby postponed until the 9Th day of NOvembe
next. SAMUEL LEWIS, Com'r.
Fort Wayne, Sept, 2ls,, 1897
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DROADCLOTIIS, CASSIMERES, &c-Tae IN
ID dersig,ed opening quantity of superhnc
CLOTHS aad CAssIMEREs reduced prices.
w. r. & :. l.. FOITLkE.
Richmond, May goth, 1897. 22sf
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do Po Ul0NI0WATa
N1OTART PUBLIC; Richmond, lndiana,..
Having received she appointment Of Notary PrBLIc
prepared take the acknowledgment Of deeds
conveyance, mortgages, &c. &c.
Oct. 26sh, 1887 ART
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SUPERlOR Sicily, Saraos, Port, Cognae, TensrG and
- Malaga Wines: Cognac Brandy. Jamaica Rum and
Holland Gin, received from the East, and
pure imported. For sale by IRWIN REED
Richmond July %, 1897. 23:,f
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11NHE subscribers having entered ianv Ce-psrsase1
der the firm Of Swsin, 4 Co, tsks pleasure IN =
iae the community that shsy have erected . Co..
rs.dy to give promps assssGoa al orders - Geo.
Spinning Machines, Turning Lashes, asy kis1 Z!
chiney; ~ also for turning elder in wssd - - -
description. Having employed 6zss nss vssh04
win condolences Tin their ability add dispoasiaD -
s,sir customers In qualities and Priesa) 81 psUa
Q generous public.
JONAS GAAl.5
ABEy. THO3
Riehmond, Jan. I, 1887. II
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6,777,26.i
3,Ol6,23O

Appointments by the President, by and rith the
adVice and consent Of the Senhte.-JAMEs SEM
PIE Of ILLINOIS to be Charge d. Affairs Of the U.
States to the Rcpubi, Of New Greneda.
PAXTON GAY to the Consul Of the U. States for
the Island Of Martinique.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-04

DE-. lGo0tsss Vegetable leeafetocs Sse
ing tie seo0aeh anA partfviag IL
VTVHIS nsdieins bas acquired Q eba1esss -
ssiaa.e eases of In6Ammasosy Rhesmaa
Conspiain,s, Fever asd Agus, Dyspepsia, Psl0
lures from tsss Of Mercury, qsiaias, ard -.
tnc~ sea ndiae. in n hos. q eians any pseposa
ever bess offered 10 sss public. Hos fartn0
iaquis Al Maurice Plses's 90 Fnasiia 80 =
Riehmend, Oct 7, 1897.
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STRAYED on STOLEN, from the ssabls of ,he
- subscriber, Richmond, Friday evening LAST an
iron grey HORSE white face. hind foot whiss small
lump his shoulder, years old last spring, Roman nose
90 other marks NEGLECTED. A liberal reward win Be
given who viii him. give non
where he may Be found. If seoen . viii be xven
for the thief HENRY WETHERALD.
October 3lss 1857. 4l:3w
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-VCW EStSWIG80l4C0te
NHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants Of
Richmond and vicinity, that he has recently select
ed with cities general stock of
merchandise. comprisng DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
etc which he ofcrs sh. public
mod,ting
As i, is his in.-non pesmane.. location in
place, viii be great dcstderasfesa
the confidence of bis for which, all his
be b.oush, requson. and with fe.ianee
OF his fc: PROMPT he hopes prosper
n. B. PEorCcE o. all kinds taken n exchange for
GOODS JOHN WILLIAMSON,
" E. Corner Of Nam and Font sfresss
/ Rlcpxosp. 5,h mo- 25sn. 1887 3lu
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0Oe10aoo % vol0e, S4Ss747,3J
0Dshiag can % well tell the story Of faiag Of
= 1n1sas ahis. In real estate, the ASSESSOR rate
Qn9esiy @aeh belsw it value, and Of personal
o11Aae, and probably tAree-(oartha, escape taxa
- a)eagesher. The number Of new Buildings
= IN 4mcsipsioas, in oos year endis9 On the lst
= 0assary, 1887. vss So incIuding eleven
GAnee1ea
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BuANK DEEDS for sale 1t this Office.
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81 never ye. did know philosopher
Who could bear the Tooih-ache patiently
Mach do about NOTHING
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subscribers earnestly request all those indebted
them, call and settle their respective
sse1issely, a. delays might b dangerous.
COALE & HAMILTON.
Richmcnd, Ocs. q, 1887. ART
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-20
D. l.. FARNAMs P0sessE Lifting and Forcing PUMPS,

MANUFACTURED BY J. S. LEIBERT & co.
 at Germanto,cn, near Philadelphia, Penn. MT No. ?, Large Pump for raising water for IN the supply of Villages, or any purpose where great quantity of water is required. they will raise 200 gallons per minute.
 No. ,, will raise 60 gallons per minute, the above are well calculated for Steamboats. Ships, Stone Quarries, or Fire Engines, for Steamboats they are valuable for filling boil- CTS of water tanks, washing decks, and may be safe guard in case of fire, as Engines, they will throw water No. l, 100 feet, No. 2, 60 feet perpendicular.
 No. 3, for deep wells of 100 feet or less, they will work easy any depth, will raise 2O' gallons per minute.
 No. 4. House pump for drawing water from wells, cisterns, or springs, from any distance, height not exceeding 30 feet, and will raise from Is to 20 gallons per minute, according to height and distance.
 These Pumps are all formed of metal, of the most lasting qualities, they are very sim pie in their construction, and those parts sub ject to friction are packed with Leather, and may be readily renewed, Should they ever require it,) by any person of ordinary capa- city; ? years experience and the general ap- probation of those having used them, are a, guarantee oftheir superior qualities, over 700, being now in use.
 For Pumps im the County of Litchfeld, except Warren, Washington and Ne,c- -MiLford, apply; to ANDREW BUEI, in Litchfeld:
 July 20, 1886. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-20
T.itchfield Female Seminary.

TUyHE Summer term of the Litchfen Fe-
 male Seminary will commence on the first Wednesday in May next.
 The academical department will be under the charge of Miss SARAH E. FINCH, late principal instructress of tho Female Depart ment of Redhook Academy.
 The Trustees take pleasure in recommen- ding this School to public patronage, know ing that Miss Finch has had much experience in teaching, and being fully satisfied that she is a superior instructress. All the branches of female education, usually attended to in academies of the first class in this country, will be thoroughly taught by Miss Finch. The departments of French, Music and Drawing are under the charge of MAD'LLE G1MBREDE, a French Lady, who is we'll known to be eminently qualified to teach in these departments.
 Board and Tuition as moderate as at any institution of similar kind.
 Information as to terms, &c. can be had by application to the instructresses.
 By the Board of Trustees,
 FREDERICK WoLcoTT, President. Litchfeld, April 6, 1887. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-20
HAVE NOT TIME. l"

There is no excuse which is so frequent lv urged in palliatiOn of a neglect "f duty, as the short sentence that constitutes the caution of this article. It is brought fore ward by all classes of people, on all occa- sions, and is not unfrequently considered valid oxcuse-as if person win" manifests even modicum of judgment, method, or industry tin the ordinary transactions of life, has not time in abundance to do any thing and do it well, to which circumstances may require.
 fla lady defers returning the call of ; friend beyond ;he time which even tho ut most limits of fashion would pcrmt-wher reminded of her negligence, sufficient ex, cuse is always ready-she " has not time.
 If friend promises to execute some tr'- fling service, and neglects to do if, whe" reminded of his remissions, he almost al, ways shelters himself behind the hackneyed excuse "I had not time." :,
 If a mother neglects her children, and suffers them to wander through the streets with ragged clothes, hair uncombed, and face unwashed, she is exceedingly sorry, but she is so much engaged with her varl- ons duties. that {" she has no time to attend 10 the dear little things as she scOuld wish. "
 And this excuse is often made by the merchant, the lawyer, the physician. and the clergyman, for neglecting some impor- tant social duty. It is, however, an excuse of frivolous nature, and one which should never be urged by sensible man. It is tantamount to an acknowledgement of idle- ness, negligence, or incapacity. and under any circumstances will create impressions highly upfavorable to the individual. Itis well known that those individuals who have accomplished most for the benefit of mankind, or for the advancement of his own reputation, never complained of want of time.-BOst0n Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-20
DAILY STAGE. Eitchfield and New-ESaven.

4 STAGE will leave Spencer's Mansion "A House, Litchfeld, every morning, Sun days excepted, at o'clock, for New-Haven, via Waterbury and Naugatuc, and arrive in New-Haven at half past o'clock P. M.
 Returning, on the same route, leaves N. Ha- ven every day, Sundays excepted, on the ar- rival of the Steam Boats from New York, fo. Litchfield, where passengers can take the AL bany stage, which leaves immediately upon the arrival of the stage from New-Haven, and reach Albany next day to dine.
 A Stage also leaves New-Haven on the ar- rival of the steam boat from New York, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, for Plym- oatth and Wolcottuille, and continues on to AL bany same night. Returning, leaves Wol- cottville Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 9 o'clock in the morning.
 Inquire at the old Stage Office, N. Haven, Litchfield, of Mr. COZ, Agent.
 J. w. HARRIS & co. Promietors.
 Naugatuc, Nou. IT, 1636 "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-20
FARM FOR SALE.

sssiaD6M. ENOR sale, valuable Farm in 9 1T the town of Litchfield, miles
 SEYSkx east of the Court House, and one
 . from Waterbury river,on the turn pike leading to Harwinton, containing about 900 acres of excellent Land {: 40 of which are of first rate timber land, the remainder suitably proportioned into plough, meadow, and pasture-all we'll watered and well fenced. and in high state of improve ment. On the premises are large two-story Dwelling House, three Barns. a horse shed, der mill on the place-a large stock of graft ed and other apple trees. and some other fruit. It is altogether one of the best farms in the town, and will be sold low, and the terms of payment made easy. For further particulars or information, application may be made to village, MT. StebJins, on the premises. or the subscriber. LYMAN WOOSTER.
 Litchfeld, Feb. 9, 1887, 35
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-20
T.nmediatelv Wanted,

T1nmediately Wanted, VOY the subscribers, THREE BOYS, IA or ID 15 years old, as Apprentices in the Sa'0- Making Business.
 T. WI. GROVES & co. Inquire of T. w. I. Groves, Unionrile,
 c. D. Cowles, Farmington, or
 Amos Wadsworth, Litch6eh. T Persons in the way of using SAWS of any description arc invited to call at the store of AMOS WADswoRTH, of Litchfield, who will in few days be supplied with samples of our manufacture, which we warrant to be of superior quality. T. w. !. G. & co. Farmington, A1arch 3, 1887. 39