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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

! TnE wISD BLowETH WHERE 1T LIsTETn a stu
lent in ohe OF our colleges, few years ago CALI
cd the proper office aud entered complaint that
his room was so cold and uncomfortable, that lac
could not occupy it. You have nothing TO do. '
said the officer but 10 !lst The door. and keep the
wind out. and all will be well enough" you for.
get" rejnined the complainant, "thst that would
only make the matter worse for the Bible says
,ou know, "Gs uind L!O,reh rhers il hsiefh.'-N
u Mirror.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
RUssELL'S CELEBRATED
Salt 3ibfituJ Ofutmtut.

THIS is onquestionaby the bcs, and safest remedy
ever vet offered 10 the public for that obstinate Disorder,
SAT- Rteun. II has succeeded where ether means have
failed and the fact that il has been extensively used by
eminent practitioners speaks volumes 10 its praise. II is
equally efcacous all diseases oi the skin, sca,d head
ring and tho most inve,erato Itch &c. &c. M
certificates might be obtained but the
chooses that fair trial should be the only evidence Of il.
superior efficacy. Price so cents box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
SSELL'S
TfnetatIe Bilious Pills,
OR F.1-NTLY PUYSTC,

FOR general use in cases Of Jaundce, morbid scr.bh
iy Of the stomach aud bowels, loss Of appetite utid
breath, cosvcnos Pile, and all diseases arising from
hillary derang ements, also for correcting the state Of
the blood and cleansing the system Of full and vcid hui
mors These pills n mild chthSrtic, producing ne
thcr pains gripping, and therefore valuable and
highly approved medicine and pronounced such
by the most Distinguished rhysician,.
Each box contains 80 pills.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
Newly Invented Truss.
TIE DOUBLE CONE, Spiral SPRING
TRUSS.

gtDECENTLY invented by BELA Fam, is now pre-
~ sented 60 the public under full conviction that
be with more and safety. and with great
benefit 10 the Patient, than any other Truss 10
These Trussos, so far il believed as human gen.
il, 60 posses perfect selfadus,ipg principle
They accommodate themselves to every motion and po
ston Of the body AMI at the time, preserve
slant uniform equal, and To the Patient, agreeable
pressure upon the parts 10 which they applied The
Pad. formed Of Wire Spring, bent to the shape Of
a Double Cone, with the base compressed TO a gentle
CONVEX to receive the cushion This pads attached TO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

DRrHuGGApHIo. .sALYsIs OF "DbyIL-" A
methodist preacher, u, South Shields, last Sunday,
after renarkug on the appropriateness Of the above
cognomen 10 the person designated by it, added
"The whole name Is bad If We take away the LIST
letter, i. is orI take away another letter, il is
rae take away the next letter, It is IN; ADD the
iast letter Itself has the sound of hell.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

Cerg, man. 10 the last \ ~ Observer complains 0.
That thu, paper hs town Saturday
suhfeftsrs ~di rcad SUud1y. Hear him
Now Nhi, ak the fVtl r'ev1us most Of our
subscfhs rs,is,rs cf he Church and Il Cnurch
lacmbtrs reed newspspcrs
Npe recommend 10 this ptrish 90 &c, minister
forthwith TIE p-eset incumbent BE isamcssursby
stupid Hh.s "CLrtch iaembefs wil read the Observer Ia
sermon time
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
VAL ID l. r. IA X VI
FOR a|IAs SALE.

SITUATED in tlio town Of ruRr ASs. Wa,hington
-. Couaty. " Y euniatninE upwetds 81 FIVE hun.
DRED ACRES Of L,ud. ssid Farm is situated IN the
East part Of Am, the road leading ltom w. Gran
vile To the former place, about midway between the
two. and about mile fran the Northern Canal.
The locaion !. perhaps equal any in ih. section r
farming purpo.0. large proportion Of the s'm . IN
der improvement and well cdaptcd to The tu.incs' oi
gr,sing aBl asricuure generally The farm Is capable
Of keeping very large stock both sumner Rod winter
and considered one oihe best grats farms Ia tbs part
Of the county The farm has an abundant supply of
timber for bulnr fencing, fuel, SC. II n situated ia
healthy part o ho country, well wacred with durable
ptin.s excellent wHiat, which have lcen known
t. fsu % yclng ahunlan supply q water, even n
seasons II the groaicst drought. There arc several
stone quafrcs upon Tie farm. which furnish good
fr building end irncps iul.o, eneNtensire hmc stone
quarry at eXcelloni quality and wen located for
featuring lime. There rs very large orchard upon IT,
he buildings enc story dwelling, sixty Zee, ~
leusth; five barns sheds aud other buildings nooct
sary Tor TIC fam.
! he price is $50 per acro-i.tlc inli,puinlc. 4
part Of the purchase money viii be required when pos
session is given the remainder may remain bond ua1
mortgage for term OF year,. Possession given the
SUNG sprug.
JJ'F"r further particular, inquire Of the on
the premises.
JAMES RICE.
For, Ann, Jan. 16. 1887. Gov
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

CsaArrss rsets san. A gshiieasn sen, a lad
with l~stss to the Bsitinpre Poet ofce. and
nensy :" psy TIE postage. When he returned
be Sad Il ssss sis tie ihing sl,ek seed .
good 1say Eslss psiiin istisFs into the oao.
ssressh Doe. % | ~sseh-d ny eh'sos. sse get
s,sor 70 ~ -4Ss--'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
DOUBLE TRUSS.

THE Double Truss Is formed by sfbx,ns one end OF
the Steel Spring the centre Of transverse Bar ION
each end OF which placed the above described Pads.
By It's free and upembarrassed the pads
be adjusted the prolapseI parts with perfect and
saiey whether they situated horizontally in OBJ
the body dspnce in the least affect them fur
iher description deemed unnecessary, the slightest
Inspection has never, single instance failed 10 satisfy
the most prejuiicej Of their superior properties.
For sale by DANIELS BELL, Rutland, ~.
Feb. II. 8:3mo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

@lNnrrvSpEscE. 4 wife. joined her husband ia
eon'eysnes of real estate, wss asked by the
Iaege' Who essmined her m private seeo.dihs TO
the ,et Of assembly. ~hsibcr she acted without
e"mPui.lon on the pert Of her hBsbsae. She
sir1ek Der arms ssimbo. ana replied, He compel
me DO-nor twenty like himH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

The Editor e ihe Woousockel Patriot thus no
ices some poe'Ics! Communications. "Tbe poetic
OIL eiidslous q Irwin and MY A''e,' mad
risslbe. Reasrns-the rhyme sounds someN bat
BE- pumpkins rolling ohs barn n,or. Nbi.e some lines
'ppcar 10 hive been measured With !ard-siick
ltd others with tex ioot pole"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

LNNlSillNb WRITING MHS TN wv"
II cf Of the Bln-niJ cor The fehei of uemolons
~riisfs relying OF the sterling merit OF his mode
Of teaching -iahes the liberty Il directing the at
,cn,,on Of The enLg ,encd inhab''aHis Of Ra'land'
TO hi. ciescions AID very speedy system OF render
.,ng Tie mos; inditieren, und ecihlc sernuls per-
sciy plain aud beautiful IN twelve loss"ns o' two
haurs esch-Asying proved iha, tine snfi tent I"
rcnder his pupils perfect. Certificates # the same
from Mi5lleburs Darlington and Dartmouth Col
lcces together villa some from the principal towns :"
lhis State, may be seen 10 M rs Room, or WI
ting Academy.
Pupils who commence and adhere 10 the iwcl'c
lessons and Do noi make good improvement OF sueh
Mr r. will demand no pay.
Terms, So per IL lessons. Hours Of nstruc'
ton from TO 4 o'clock sfternoon--Ey Evening class
from Ia Q. Pupils find lights md Stationary
School opens on Tuesday, 2Sh inst. Writing A.
cadeny in the Court House.
Rutland, Feb. 81, 1887. IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

As on oNE. gealemsn Was csrvinc a fowl
recently ca bosrd a steam boat passing down the
Ohio fiver. The JOINTS were well pot together.
and The hesh vas not lender. lie worked sssidu.
"osly for some lime. whea resting FROM has sbors
he tSelsimed-"This must be the eockre!l that
froteed al P,f,r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
Published by N. e.. Goddard,
Windsor, w.

.7nd for sale in all parts cf.N Engiondand ~ York
MARSHALLS NEW SPELLING BOOK Asp FL.
N1 EMENrARY PRINCIPLES op the ENGLlsH
LANGUAGE calculated TO tencl, Spelling and read
ing by association, dcation and the usus mode of
cisng IN cssses--by ELIHUE F. MARSHALL, author Of
"Spell'ng Book Of the English Language" &c.
The above work has been prepared with great care,
and believed 10 possess many advantages over other
books Of the kind now 10 use The name Of the auhor
will readily be recognized by many Of School Con-.
mtees and Teachers, who hayein years past, adopted
aud used his 1rner work, upon which Tie present
believed To be very great improvement.
Many recommendatory notices have already been re.
ceived, among which ore the following
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

No 90 Tighf Slerrs doat take IN the great
eiiaes. We are ~illIng the ladies' should "i.ke IN
ssi.' e. reduce their sleeves. bu, ~s DO no,
~ss' TO zee any Graf sailing ends, Ssrs roles
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
Found.

yGH ALE box Of tobiceo,on The Green Mountain turn
lGl pike, Abont half u nile East of Il. CRtWLEY'S
about the lit Of this month. The owner have
the same by proving property aod paying charges.
HIRAM DICKERMAN.
NJ. Holly, Feb. 81. 1887. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

Al iRi.G pUKL. Mr. oGounsr rcis,ei en- IN.
stance where the parties IA en- "aisir o!hon1f md
se,usls sgteed 10 pot the muzze Il their pifiols
10 inseiersie were they) 'nio esea olber's month
and yet. ~ouid yoa believe u = cad be, "oBe
ofIhem esespee.'
jar ss one second MAS about 10 eiys the signal.
the other said TO tbs principal. Jack. look hua
er." lack isrnes his head jus, ia iiae. for ihc
ball TO pass cut through h's leit check doing hiu,
lIi,le bort. ~hile his opponeni Vas killed. On The
spot - rslrs Of nv Nrighbofhood
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
Cure for indigestion,

Jft.SDfCE DISEASE or the LfygR,
Jrwtrrs tsrNovrp vrort,air
K\R GER.u.iN SPECIFIC. will rrc,s ,u,.
" ely "f dyspepsia. iaunlice uf the lvs, hssl,rI
htar,buru, sour stomach, los, Of spp,,,s ,,,,oc,. -
ne' IN the limbs, es',ssnes sni piles .fmeos IN. M.
ny Testimonials recently received u The ,alni.,y fr
thcso POI, shs following 'irons proofs ,uhmt,,l q,
animation ;-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
WIDo W s

az OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS or THE REY0.
LUTON, who were married Je(pIe the cl0,s "
their last term Of Service, whose husbands served sgf
ally 10 the act Of Congress Of he fth, June I832ls
years and not less than six months eau now draw durp;
ie or during their remaining single by virtue o th'
Sci OF 'h Jpy 1890, snch pensions their husbsnA
would bHss been entitled to, under The frsi menD0'
act; whether their husbands may have died durns ~
var, or since ihri p"r'ol Also, ihs widows Of igh
Ocers soldier who married after that war wha'
husbands have died since the 4ih, al Bsrch, 1881 90
before the I, June, 1882. draw 50 much ., their -
spoetye husbands would have been entitled TO, uoi"
the act Of June 7, 1892, from the ssii 4 Msr-, 1881
the day Of the said husbands deeea.s
gFPenii0n buIineH attended 10 =, tstlaL
4i3w }. COVE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
Important!
TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEU.u.97yC
COMPLAINTS

TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEUM47yC
COMPLAINTS
To The Editor Of HE Inquirer:
lsllR-On the principle iucucatel by the great and
- good DR. Franklin, 10 JiIuse as widely as possible
every mean ia our power TO mitigate soft leo the uic
tious Of suffering humanity feel it ineunbent upon NJ.
10 make known through the MEDIUM OF your use iul ps
per'hat on readin. therein an advertisement Of Dr.
Jebhs Linmen. for the Of RnEumArism I wa.
iorcbly impressed with belief that il was calculated to
remove the severe Rheumatic affection 10 which had
been Ir seven or eight years SUI jectej, sometimes
most deprirns ofthe o. NJ iimbs Accor ling
y procured bottle aud before had used the whole Of
II. found very sensible relief This increased my conf.
dence m IT, and led 10 obtain another hot tic the u,e
OF which has completely removed the .welngs ana % 10,
of my limbs, together with The ensnp and restored Them
90 Their 8outed ygor.
am repeatedly yours.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jr
Hampstead, l.. I. March 24,h.
Persons suffering from The above complaints, AMI IL
despair OF cure from Inc failure 81 the various rcuelts
they have used, invited 10 make trial Of this long and
celebrated medicine. which has in yoir. nast cured and
relieved as II i' also doing thousaais who had de
paired OF reei Nothing bot fair trial can give an adj.
'qnaie ilea Of its uarTslled eKeeeace IL 4. also one
81 The best applications known for Gnes of the Joint.
numbnes,' 'pfa'ns and chiibaius. ff,e % ceats
IJ'None genuine unless signed r. KIppFr on the
wrsppsr, (soe proprietor and ,ueesiaI to DIR Conway
NV whom 'hey are Tor sale, II bis Counting Room 30
20 Court street Boston and by his special appoint a,
oy DAhiELs BELL. RuilaDd LLyI LYwi.. Well,
Apiss, WAssER Co., Ludlow
NO Feb. eeo5wiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

Geop Asss.' celebrated rake "a. once
seeea'onsg 10 porroses srisous young lady 10
slepe s''e h'n. Among other hns things he said
10 her. 'fo0r boson throhs like that GA lutte
bird held IA the hsnd.' There the resemblance
code replies che. FOR you esnnO, feed rae with
ssyvy-sasy ssod'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
AMERICAN TRUSS.
JAQUITH's PATENT.
TRliosr only, who know by experience the suffering
- eodurel from
HERNIA OR RUPTURE,

HEN.NT7 Ok nut TIEE,
VIII set Just estimate upon the valae Of Instrument,
fnr the perfect Of THIS dangerpu. complaint The
pI"pTieors hazard nothing IA asserting that nsru
msut mas Ueea uscl Tor iERSI. 50 perfectly ads
ted, safe and certain Of efsctug cures.
Cures have been performed by these TRrssrs in four
week. thoush aggravated cases ard OF g stand
ing, MAY NoT GEsEaALIr HE oURED; but IA sneh,
much rfrt wall he gwen. Recent should receive
immedste attention, in order 10 insure success trial
is earnestly recommended thu, hsir superiority may be
tested
- Every purrhsscr has che privilege Of returning
this Trus, sfcr trial Of eight days II .; does not sivc
satisfaction
For ,.!c ty appointment Nv
~ JAS PORTER. Rutland
Anl TITUs llUrcHINsps, IT, WooiiiooE ~.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07
Eferr pegetal Baisamique.
n. II. DOWNS
B.4I,S4MI/, sEy fYTD

PEGE1HBLE B.ALS.4.MIC eELIXIR.
or Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Cstsrrh, Group,
Anhms, Whooping Cough, and all othe, diseases
oil the head, chest sno lungs.
Pamphlets containing history ofthe medicine
"a sketch ofthe diseases for which i, is recon-
mended, certificates from unquestionsble sour,e,
ample directions accompanying each bottle
may DC bad Of any Of the Agencies, gratis.
WAY, .sgn.--Rst,q.a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-07

N'"' " '' ' ''' ""e so 100"
"Our esteemed friend Mar.hsll has just published,
ntp Spelling Book which exccls even his former excel.
lent elementary publications. It, arrangements IRE al.
mrable. aud the lessons omnently calculated 10 nmue
aud gradually lead forward the young mind 10 more ma.
tue oaors. II IS 'n,erspored with cut. illustrative Of
The familiar reading. which accompany them Beside.
the ordinary spelling and reading Ics,,n, I, contains an
the scholar. We ofihe opinion that th, Eft ri of Mr.
Marshall VIII meet as IL most richly deserves with an eY
tended patronage II could profinby superseie mann
o'hed. DOCKS which are still in use 10 many Of gu,
Schools
-
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26
1" WHIP BEHtNDw

Going along the side walk last winter. our attention was arrested by the endeav- ors of a couple of lads to 0vertake pleas ure sleigh for the purpose ofstealing ride by hanging on behind.
 One of them being somewhat lighter ol foot than his companion, was successful, while the other, despite of all his efforts. was compelled to see tho distance between him and the vehicle on which lis more ninI- blc playmate was seated, rapidly increas- ing. Chargrined that the other should en- joy what with all his efforts he could not, and determined to make his triumph short, he vocierated ou. at the top of his voice, -'whip behind whip behind ? Whip, snngly seated on his box, was too full cf the milk of human kindness not to obey so req sonable requisilion, and with back handed cut peculiar to his craft, he whip ped behind. dislodging in n trice his extra passenger, who was soon rolling in the snow. A shout of triumph burst from ihe, lips Of him who had been distanced in the race, as the other gave evident tokens of being whipped behind.' This simple in- cident was eloquent of human nature. 2hi How many are there, who, when they sec their companions outstrip them in the race of honor and wealth, will not call on fortune to whip behind?' @n bad .5rar3
 The politician, whose aspirings are for eminence, when he sees competitor out stripping him in the race. how ready he is to exclaim whip behind.'
 The sparkling eye of beauty is lit up with unwonted fire, when rival appears to con- test the ,brone,I and she must be noble- a,iuded, whose heart on such occasions does not, through the pronpiings of envy, whisper to the tongue whip behind.'
 In fine. we may wander through all the ranks of life, and rarely shall we find one who is not envious of his neighbours supe- rior success and who does not, mentally at least, invoke the power that is bearing his competitor above him to whip behind.'
 Whence all the backbiting and evil speaking against one another, too often witnessed in society? Nine times in ten, were it correctly traced, its origin would be found in nothing but envy, the same principle which induced the boy to request the driver to whip behind.' a@
 The order ofthe day is to whip behind.' and happy the person who receives not nor deserves the reinstatement. s..s.1 .......
 r.uey ,e.,... Rochester RepuJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26
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Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26
q WISH [ WAS A KITTEN

wish ! was kitten, said little Mary E. to her mother one day, do wish ! was a kitten, then I could play all the time, jumping and running, and rolling a ball {: Oh i! how pretty she does look! see Ma, only see her play Mary E. was very good girl, but eTcessiUely tond cf plGy.- Her mama thought that all little girls should sew part of the time. and she fitted her some nice work that day, and had seated her on stool by her side. For while she worked very well but pretty soon she grew tired and began to wish she was kat ten, as told you. Her mama though. she would teach her lesson, so she said {: '' Well Mary, you may be kitten week, if you will finish that work frst.' Be c kitten,' said Mary laughing, how can 7 be a Kitten ?'-' Why, mean you may act just like one, play all the time and not sew, and we will call you ki,ty.' 'Oh ma, ! wish you would, it would be so nice and funny but do let it be more than soeek, a week is not h0lf enough Well, my dear, be kitten week, and then. if you like it, I may let you be longer.' You are very good said Mary, and soon she finished her work and went to rlay. First she rolled her ball and marbles about the room; then she played in tho garden and chased butterflies until she quite forgot it was tea time. When she went in she found her little sister Emily had gone to bed, and she had to goto Betsy, the domes- tic. to get her supper, as all 'kitty's' do.- The next day she frolicked as much as ev- CT. At noon some ladies called, of whom she was very fond. She heard them ask for her, aud was very much disappointed, though she could hardly help laughing,
 when she heard her little sister tell them that she was kitty that week, and her mama could not let her come into the par Jour- That night sine went to bed so tired that she could hardly rest. She began to think if kittens were always so tired, and why it was that her mama did not hear her say her prayers, as she did Emily. Then she recolIected that kittens, and such things, had no souls, and could not go 10 heaven when they died, and she almost wished that she had not chosen to be one. The next morning was very bright aud sun- ny, and when Mary awoke she found her sister almost ready to go to the Sabbath school. She watched them eagerly some lime, and listened to the beautiful chime of tie church bells, then she thought of her beloved teacher, and class. and could not hold out any longer. Bursting into flood of tears, she threw her arms around her moiher's neck. aud bes0ugh. her that she might go, saying she did no, wish 10 be, or do any thing that would keep her from the Sabbatl,-schoo!. af@ li
 The lesson was very good one, for Ma ry became an industrious little girl, and she would tell you now, that she feels very grateful to God for giving her kind moth- CT, that can direct her what to do-~ and that every li,ile gift snd boy ought io thank him for giving them souls-ihat may be constantly increasing in knowledge and happiness-and then dwell with God-and that he has not made them like brutes that can frolic for . fsw yesrs---and then die and nothing more bo known of them.
 tissaB ss@ff9a GA &sS YIsitsy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26
SONG OF THE WATERING.
DY 0. w, RVEREST

g#rs- HT c. W. EVEREST. ,t, ..'.N Herelet us rest, my weary friend, ." Beside this ripping stream; ..... For long has been our tiresome march
 Beneath the snliry beam
 Let's sit beneath this spreading shades Which wOos our steps to stay, .P r. -. And we will drink the cooling wave - To lov'd ones, far away!
 Fill high the cup! though we full oft ..,, Have guaffed the ruddy wine, This purling stream will sweetet seem
 Than juices of the vine- a t@ ';. Then let us not for goblets sigh, C5 ... ri Their gleams too oft betray; F yfaa. .... But we will drink the crystal wave . :, To lov'd ones, far away! 'Tis sweet to muse on distant friends, .E,. To memory fondly dear, .. ., And feel we are not all forgot, 't' s While resting lonely here; 3.s' Y O, sweet the thought that they may think ,g Full oft of those who stray, ii s.. And now, perchance, do kindly drink To lov'd ones, far away! -.~ But look, my friend, to wonder sun, ...5. ..' "Iis hastening down the west, '.''' '-'7 And we must speed our weary course, aj s~t Till night-falI bids us rest 'HtI E--,.-- But draw once moro from out the stream, And yet moment stay, !--,..... ..f.,... And we will drink parting cup
 To iov'd ones, far away q" "' ir'~''' H"
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-26
NOTICE.

TTVHE Court of Probate for the District of
 L Litchield hath assigned the first day of November, 1887, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate office in Litchfield, for the ex- animation and settlement of the Trustee &C., count on the estate of ERAsTUs A. LORD, of said Litchfeld, an insolvent debtor, at which time and place all persons interested will ap- pear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon. ~ -.s.i lALBERr SEDGwYcK, Trustee.
 3. Litchfeld, Oct. I6, 1887. %