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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

Miners, Rank Of Du IBuque.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That forty
dollars on each share of the Capital Stock OF
the Miners Bank of Du Buque, will be required
to be paid, to the President and Directors OF SAID
Bank at their Office in the town OF Du buque,
Oh the second Monday in October next-hi,y per
cent of said instalment to be paid III specie.
BY order of the Board.
June g. 1897 l-tf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02

A LII persons indebted to the concern of John
N Regain & Co. are hereby notified to come for
ward and settle their accounts by note or other
wise, and those having any demands against us,
will present them for settlement. AS we are clo-
sing up business hope our friends will atendt to
this without further notice.
Ju,v % JOHN REGAIN & co.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02
NEW GOODS.

TN LOCKWOOD is now opening in the Now
-. Store, opposite his old stand, on Main 81;
a large and well selected assortment of SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS just received from
New York and Philadelphia, 70 which he invites
the attention Of customers.
June 10. e2-n
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-02
NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that have
In sssoci4ed in business my brother w. l..
Lockwood, md the business in future will be con-
Quoted underline firm Of J. H. & WI. Lockwood;
and all persot having unsettled accounts with me,
are requestedto settle the same BY note or
]. H. LOCKWOOD.
: Prairie duChjen. Get. 4th. 1886. S3-t
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

Acid, Tartarc CASTLE Soap
Sulphuric Either Mustard
Spirits Nilre Crude Blrax
Alcohol Roll Sulphur
Smelling Salts Flnw'd Sulphur
Sal. Ammoniac Puly. Rhubarb
Tartar Emetic Syrup Of Liverwort
Spirits iIartshorn Oil Catharion
Bats. Copavia Saratoga Powders
Caomel S4rsp. Cnbebs & Cop.
Camphor Bltemaii's Drops
Cloves British Oil
Powdered Ginger Cologne Water
AntmoniaI Wine Godfrev's Cordial
Bllstering Ointment Eve Water
Calisage Brk, pow Itch Ointment
Common Blrk do Lemon Acid
Aioes, powdered Op'deldoc
Gum Arabic Saidii.z Powders
AssaEetida Wine Bitfers
Gum Myrh Sodaic Powders
F." Opim Worm Seed Oil
Laudnlm White Chalk
Gale Magnesia Cupperas
Sweet Oil Putty, in bladlers
Castor Oil Copul Yarnish
Burgundy Pitch Sprts. Turpentine
Sugar Of Lead Walls, assorted
White Lead Pomltum Roll
Pearl Ash Waters
Sdtpetre Pulv. ipecac
Cream of Tartar EPSON Salts
Sui Quiulne Sanna, Alexandria
Precip. Ex of Barks Mamma, Flake
Rad. Ginger Alum, &c. Sc. &c.
Rodney, April II, 1887. Off
sa,,nmdia Annnn L. NnveDs- s.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

IECDJJE, GO.
70 Planters e Cifisesis ~Cls-
CFHliy!!
TIE undersigned having just received
an extensive lnff
p RO ID UCE.
offer f'r sale 10 punciuel customers, on a
credit Of six months, Iho following articles.
q wit:
59.n9l lbs. Blrnn,
SOD bIls. Prime Pork.
go hhls. S1pcrine Flour,
500 kegs Le1f Larl,
l,l10 his. Clnvassot Huns,
100 bbls. Old Rye Whiskcy.
We nre daily eynec'ing an arrival ri
. 0O0SACKSof CO2E,which We will sell
uH the same terms.
ftrAll If the above articles will be sold
Iow for cash.
FAUYER & FARNSWORTH.
Rodney, March 2S, 1887. 7-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

ii any Dank IN this STATE
e ho-gs, slch BANK sb1li be
haeo as validly accepted ule
aflhis act, rs e tha mma Dad he,n
accepted by "a rosoialioa Of lhe
Directors, AMI shl,l be bound by
8Fovisins of this act.
Ga. BE L fWiicf Enacted That if
Pest Note, after Us maturity, shAg Be
anled at the counter of sho Bunk or
anch baRk issuing the same, aud sbal
hni he redeemed it shall be lbe dlfY oflhe
cashier or tellOr, as The ease nav be, Is en-
derse thereon The day aud daie of saea pre-
seRhtian and such refusal topaz; and saia
naie shall thereafter bear interest at the rate
os twelve and one-hslf per cent, nof aa.
nom, from thattimo until plid; aHd # ans
eashief or tellor shall lreflse 10 make saeh
end rsement as is by this act required, ne
shall forfeit and pay to the person present.
ING the said note, the sum Of Five Hundred
aEalars hi>eachand every such oiiance; nn1
aany such note shall be made PAYABLE at
nv place ouf Of this State, md shall not be
Inspecie as aforesaid, such notes may
oiested as bill Of exchange, and the
snail he entitled 70 five p9r cent. dam
emlhe Bank issuing the same, which
Collected in the same manner as ia
ses Of damages or protested bills
nee.
Belt further enacted, That eY.
Z Issuing post notes, as aforesaid
eampeled to receive the same fli
81 due said Bank, being the bondfde
ty Of said Bank or its branches, am
Ii atlts counter Or elsewhere, wheth
geh post notes have run to maturity d
md snch post notes shall in like man,
he received BY the several branches o.
Bank which mny issue the same.
soe. o. The Legislature shall have pow
a. any time to repeal this act or any d
provisions.
ee 10. All acts and parts of acts, in
aistent, with the provisions Of this act
hereby repealed.
SEQ. H. This act shall take effect ant
fnlArce from and after IFS passage.
Passed the Senate, May 5,h, 1887
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
MIsCELLANEous.
From the Independent Banner of Truth.
TIIEArRE ROYAL. LITTLE PED
LINGTON.
THE MANAGERS ROOM.

LlNGlN}N
THE EMANAGER's ROOM.
Enc Theatre Royal, Little Pedington, is
10 be opened for the season on Monday
next. This heinI Sturdy, all within its
wall is bast,o and activity, whilst the
crowds Of suitors for an interview With the
manqgcr are impaton'ly waiting without.
Amidst the din Of hammers aud grating Of
saws, the tragodians are On the Stage, re-
hearsing in onGrclynew mo'o-lrlm7. to be
called the Hafchctof Horror ort!e lNdsaa-
rcl 1filha a5ci3. In the green room, MISS
arble assisted by The director Of the or
estra, is practising the song "incidental
The play in The paintg room. Mr.
acarweIl is giving the last touches to the
rene, "painted expressly for the occasion," :"
III saloon, Mia. Sally Jumps, or, as she is
5oscribed by play,biN, MqdomoisoiIe Sara
dos Enuechats--is endcavoring TO place
herrirht foot on her left +hodller, and per
forming others of the ordinary exercises
ellaratoy to the execution Of a grand
- srEL; whilst In small shed connected
wish iIl6 stage, are the machnist and the
property man, sewing up q donkey IN q
cows hide, to represent the s'iilentral-
Eayorite of the masaacrad milkmaid,n But
lct us proceed totho managor's room.
Alta table covered with play-books, man,
siscri9ts, and letters, in an easy chair is
seated Mr. Sturt, the "enterprising and splr-
ltedn manager. With evident satisfaction
he Is contemplating the bill Of Mondays
performance, AT each magnlloquent phrase
la rubs his hands; his eyes sparkle with
delight as they are attracted by the lines
which stand prominent in the full dignity
ii large capitals; and as he counts the notes
III admiration which bristle on paper, like
iins in the ornamental cushion Of lady,
toilet table, his imagination riots in the
promise Of nightly ogerllowngs Throughout
fEle season. Pcruse the interesting docu
snent
Mr. Strut has the heartfelt qualification
IL announcing 70 the Nobility, Gentry, an,
tho public in general, that he has once moro
the honor Of assuming the direction of thi
Theatre, which will open on Monday next
aud takes tho libeay to Aaaer himself tina
she
VARIOUS AND NUMEROUS NOVELTIES,
ALL EN- rlRELG NEW!
ahich are ii preparation, and which vii
succeed each other
IN RAPID SUCCESSION.
and which will be produced in style Of
spLEND0UR! MAGSlFiCENCE! &
GRANDEUR!
hitherto unprecedented, and without exam
tIe in the annals Of Theatticals & which
he has gut up,
Regardless Of Erpease, and a'itso1t cona'd
cra.ion Of outlay!
and which in point of
scnNzaY! DRESSES! DEooRArIoNs! AND
pRoPERT1Esu!
which as they will be prepared on seal
of extent which was nevot before attomp
ed. and which IS now undertaken for u
first tinc, cannot fail 10 form pivot Of q
fraction 70
DEFY COMPETTrIoNA
In addition to this, he has the pleasin
qualification to announce that he has, witt
Ont aay view ID the consideration Of exPel
dltore. succeeded in bringing tnghesher
In ONE PdALANX
n COMBINATION or COMBINED IA
LENT!!!!!
saoh as has never Vet been analgamate
thin the area Of ttia waHs ofany theatre
and constituting i sim ihaneoas
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

Fresh Arr

STUART NIETH
HAVE inst rceeHal aa ass
in1, an ass utment IT
adapted TO the saasan, b Wis
Superior black Maas.as,
do SIX HhlAls IF various ealan
Fine Italian Sswmy Sda, lss5fwdi
Back SIX Velvet, "a beaatifai arlisle,}
Thread Laco and Elginss,
Back sriped Chalis,
Morning Muslin, &c.
Together 'riit rsry fqe assortment o.
Indies Fancy D.css llandkerchiels,
Glaves,
II 's;ey, &c sc.
We have also on hand a lot of P.AElI
LEAF RATS.
Rolnoy, April II, 1897. Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
Uy HON HOTEL.

gHVliE undersigned takes pleasure in in
II forming his friends and the public in
general, that he has taken the
UNION hotel,
IN RoIaey, situated on Magnolia Street,
Opposite tie Commercial Banh,
AND LATELY OWNED ny j. b. Lone, ESQ.
where he is prepared to accommodate
boarders and transient yisiiorssn Z style
not interior to any ia The co lntry. lie has
rooms fitted up il manner which cannot
fail to please the most fastldioas, aud com
iortiba apartments arranged Tor the accohl-
m9dation Of tfdnsien: families.
LIo hopes, from his lois experience IN
the business, connected win his uncaasng
exorions tl Please, thai lie wit merit .
liberal paffonage fromlho public, and par
ticalariy from hose who have known him
Isom his carly h0yhood,
As The Union bus, heretofore, been pre-
s9fYod ey hoNg, he inlages TIC hope llat
Il may yoi lone BE preserved,
Ills table win be furnished with every
variety Inc inlrk5t can afford The l}at
supplied abundanily with datifg.niliieS
Eaaa his d .alile illled with pgoqcuaag lIav
linn careful aHi attentive ostlar, travellers
Emay resE assufoI aAetno palns Will he spar
ed towards tllo no 4 seelNng 81 ihcir horses
3ANH Il FLOWERS.
lllaAeY, April e3I a-a
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

'tite liAliutIu anu HtHA ns
~ Cattle; one hundred head o.
Sheep; twenty five head OF
sslsaaseszzs lInrScs and Mules; and NE
GRO SLAVES Jack, Srrah, Jenny, BitIla,
Hamilton, Nick, William, IIenny, Rose,
Hannah, Nancy, Jod, Henry, Pleasant,
John, Zlck, Rita, Caralins and child, Lou
isa, Maria, Presley, Julian, CIarisa aud
SlmPier, as the property Of jane u. Ross,
administratrix.
ALS0-fhe undivided interest Of Will
liam Newbakcr, in and to TRACT OF
LAND, known as the John Newbakcr
Tract, adjoining lands Of G. il. nent and
Mrs Cowden.
ALSO Two HOUSES and LOTS, ID,
the town Of Rodney, as the property Of
John IL Savage and b NJ. Stedman..
ALSO-Ono HOUSE and LOT, in
Rodney, the family residence of John A.
Watkins, as the property Of said Watkins.
ALSO--One NEGRO BOY, Henry, as
the property Of Hezski,h Basseti.
ALSO--One superior EIGHT DAY
lCL0CK, as the property Of John A. Dill,
ALSO-One NEGRO GIRL, named
Laura, and Child, as the properly Of John
Il. Duncan.
ALSO-Tho HOUSES and LOTS now
in the occupancy Of Fauver & Farnsworth
as a Tavern House in Rodney, as the pro-
perty Of Neale Tory.
ALSO--The one HALF OF LOT No
;, in Square No. 2, with the appurtenancos,.
10 the town If Ra.lney, as the property Of
Smith and Andress ~,
ALSO-The undivided interest Of Phil,
ip and Robert Dixon in a TRACT OF,
| LAND "a Coles Tract, adjoining lands Of
| Filmor w. Green and James Payne.
ALsO-One HOUSE and LOT ia the
town Of Rodney, in Square No. Q; and
twelve haadfel and sixty ACRES OF
LIND, lying on the left bank Of the Mis-
sissippi River, fourteen miles below Rob-
ney, with Negroes Aan, Amy, Sarah, Jen-
ny, Maria, Tom, L. ,hraim, tshington, joe,
DtnieI, Jerry, Charles, Mitchell, Sam, Bill
Jane, Harriet, Rebecca, Chana aud Child
and Alexander, with fifteen hundred Cord
Of Wood.
ALSO--Negroes Grason, Charlotte, Alb.
hey and Child, AMI Carter-.he property
of Walter Smith
ALSO-One HOUSE and LOT in the
town of Fayeue, as the properly Of A. B.
EM,I cod.
ALSO--One HORSE, well known as d
Race Horse by the tide Of
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
N NcTIoz = !.

FsYHE undersigned being greatly pres
q eed by the pressure of The times,
would respectfully impress il upon those in.
debtedIo him, that unless they como f,r-
ward aEdmake payment by the lOh Of May
aeTl, he will put their accounts into the
hands Of proper officers for collection
Hoping that this notice may be the means
Of producing favorable impression on bis
debtors, he remains,
Very Respectfully,
Their humble Servant,
BENZ. CAMPBELL.
Rodney, April 25, 1897 lift
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
N'0P .t' EMrenn0rf.

E@ EG leave to inform the public that they
Be are still in Rodney, AMI are now open
ing, a superior assortment uf
GOODS.
of every description, adapted to the season
and the market, viz:
Spring and Summer Clothing
Staple and f,ncy Dry Goods, Of the latest
fashion and most approved style,
Hats, Boots, Shoes and 5addlery,
Queens, Glass 4 Harlware, Cutlery, &c.
&c. Gla.
They have likewise large lot Of
GOOD PAPER
on hand, which they are anxious to dispose
IF for cash only.
Having heretofore received liberal
share Of patronage, they feel desirous Of
having it continued, and guarantee that all
those who contilo in them shall not be dis.
appointed.
Rodney, ApriIll, 1887. Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
sRREFF8dLES

me q sruIry Wuls nfEyec
EaH IS GhaaeeFy C8ari eI aa
4s4a sspqi- anl irm iHe -
aa cRaHigs 8 be directed al
sI 81 eaauly, ] sttIl expose S.
tas hisAes. bladder, q. ss..s
aaaT, IS iho door af lhe golH-haasa IL
and f1F sid county, 81 fhe FIRST M0S-
Day fN JUNE NE8F, within tbe hours
described by law q SAID aat, tie lalloa
too Hf8aeHF, wiz
The West hllf Of DE Noflh.IHes' Felrgi
of Section No II, IL TawasIlip s. RaaHe 4
East, anI tho Wesl half Nj ihe 9alh-Mesl
Fourth Of Section NJ II ID Township s.
Range { Elsl ml tho S0aih-Wes f,aFtH
Of the S1ush-WeSt Fiurieenih eli Seeiioil
No. ,, in Township 8, R,nge / Etst-ih,
las, improved as the property of Aason
Whitman. ~
ALSO One NEGRO GIRL, nqmed
Hannah, as the psoperty Of joseph Buie.
ALSO-Fhree hundred and Iarig Acre !.
of Laud called the Sl,GRlST TRACT
'hree hundred anil ninety-six Acres, caIIcl
the VINEYARD TRACT; AMI four hun
dred & twenty-threeA Acres, called theCIIl-
MA GROVE TRACT. Also, two, vacant
LOTS on Maiaslr'l,in the town nf Fayeite;
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
II3r iFsl Appearance da aHy stage,

The Chicago American has the following
notice Of an affair in which the New York
merchants arc implicated:
Great atdisarrangoments have taken place
in tho plans Of our merchants by the ap-
pearance Of book, Published in Eew York
city, purporting to be western msrcan-
tile directory. Ii has completely alien
ated their hitherto strong prejudices IN f'-
yor OF that market, and will turn the most
Of the trado to Boston orPhiladeiphia. Our
merchandise from New York during the
last season must have amounted to five
millions Of dollars, and as a recompense for
50 much patronage, we have had an unpar-
allied libel published apon our character.
The papers too, that we have taken from
that place, are equal to those taken tom
alIother placos put together. Our early
dissertations attach is totAai market, but i
remains ID be seen how far we can tolerate
this sacSing Of oar credit by ruthless butch
ers Of men's reputation We have hereto
fore expressed die opinionsef or citizens
upon the character oi these cinssarles, and
ve now caution them against being Knows
us such any where 10 this section q the
country. For gamblers wefe never fnosc
odioas al Vieks5urg lllia mercantile mnnprs
arein Chicagp la real cOEd-bloode1 Vll'
I Ilainy, VIC uUuat WAeIaeF lIla eqllAl 81 lhls
buck can be found II The U. States. Tbs
aulhor haa senta poisoned arrow - eGsfs
hfoasl lia has dumped the JOYS II parents
liy lle9lcslag lic gascaiity q flleti eAli3gen
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
EasllionabEe YatsOrtms .
]. !. MOORE.

=. 7, MOORE,
~ ESPECTFULLY announces to hi,
d a, friends and the public in general
that he has returned to Rodney under mort
favorable auspices tlian those which nduc.
ed him to leave; and having, as he hopes
gained the good will Of the community
confidently thinks that liberal share q
patronage will be extended to him.
His shop may be found opposite to tht
MaRsian IIouse, and one door below til,
Store 0l Messrs. Fauver e. Famswmth.
AllordaTs will puncmally attended to.
Rodney, April le, 1887 l0-lf
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09

Ifsn mw 90 r.,.,lc
0aa saa cracks 81 lis wfa hY DiciullE
aa Ha laa4e# anlisAeacaeros Of bed
msa4ai-hs has a'ienf'o ihG affections q.
Hliaaas s-on thair nyers hy calling Ihem
inaaadarias aud asslssins--lnl I ,hs has
.rna iha chill Too, % mtrn over ihe
kaareias of the father. IT, raprosons
a.i.4 j laicau;s ani d1lcoas of 0Ir chgrca1s
rs eaasamnate rlsclls. olrp IS s'mlstofs as
drlnkfis, nnF Legislators ani KNIVES, anil
aur wsabhioa mea as h7nSrunts. lllcl.y
n respectable hnise in Illinois has escaped
his slaHler--yhilsl every villain h1s secIr-
Ell his approbahoa. This book WAS laken
lr1m ansuf .he largest houses in New York
AMI is kaoya 10 he sii!l hanging under ihu
counters OF many o.hegs.-Anl when onr
merchants visit the city, they aro trusted o7
MT. according to the dapper jumpers decis-
ion fTam this. his employers book OF ap-
peals. This fact our merchants know and
feel, anl lhav will be the last men to sub
nit "a il. To ascertain the authenticity
o. the book, our merchants have taken the
right course. They viii hand il over to the
grand Jury in faw weeks, who can do no
less than present j: as a libel Que Sule
authorizes will then call ppoa those Of New
York for assistance in ferrettiag out the
publishers and authors; aud we doubt noi
thar merchants in other States and in other
parts Of this State will pursue the same
course"
a Chicago correspondent Of the BIGa!c
Advertiser says
"Thia town 3hicago] is not nlone, bu
all the prominent towns in tho West, froI
Chicago down to New Orleans are in the
book, ami probably all the principal mer
chants namss are down."
SEA SERPENT. The following is an ex
lract from the lag-5ook Of the ship Hayre
arrived at New Orleans on the 4th ul:
"-fna ship Havfe, Capt. McNown, arriy
cd here to-day from liavfe, furnishes th,
following description Ola Sea Serpent seer
on the 18th February, by tue CaPtain
crew and passengers, Of the Ilave, (iwea.
ty eight in nunbe. )--Lat, 81 80, N long
2G05 w. saw something very singali
Eab3u. one hundred foet from the ship, and
as il approached, discovered that i was .
snake; It's head, which was shaped like tha
Of flying fish, and about the Size # bar
rel, lay within GGy feet Of tho ship's side
and the end of It's tail between fodr an
give hundred feet in a perpendicular diroc
ton from the sama--color If rs 6oiy grey
ish, and about the size of a ships miinmast
As this monster ot' the deep lioyeA grada
all ! from the ship near the surf4ce Of til,
water, It's motiou appsarsd like that cfeate,
by series Of haFrels rolling IN water III |
direc, line. Tho day was perfectly calm
ana ali 90 board had fair view Of his mi
Ijaasy for the space d half an haus, when b
left the ship.
Southern telegraph., 1837-05-09
pnvqs & KEpECxNEs.
EVANS e. CLAYTON.

EVANS & CLAYTON,
cHJze HAVE Just received, and are
49, now opening the following lot Of
G1 MEDICINES, S5r., which they
a. offer for sale on good terms. The
articles are direct from the house Of G. w.
Carpenter, Philadelphia, and have been Sc
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21
NOTICE.


 VFNHE Court of Probate for the District d A Litchfeld has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the credffons to the estate of ELISHA HORTON, late of Litchfelds in said district, deceased, represented insOlvent, within which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Gte- Phen Russell and Daniel B. Stoddard, of said I-itehfIeld, Commissioners to receive and ex. anime said claims. Certified by
 E. s. ABERNETHY, Judge, , The undersigned hereby give notice, that Ihey shall meet at the dwelling house of Aa- ron Bradley, in said Litchfeld, on the second Monday in February and the second Monday Tn June, 1858, at o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of att tending on the business of said appointment.
 STEPHEN RUSSELL, ] Commits
 DANIEL B. SToDDARD, { sioners. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 TRUMAN KILBoURN, EEecMor. Litchfeld, Dec. 15, 1887. 29
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21
MARRIED.

Tn this town, on the 2Oth ut Dr. Isaac Hammond, of Goshen to Miss Dnrcss Barber of this town. In this town, MT. Charles Matthews, to Miss Mary Williams. of Sharon. to Miss Amelia Potter. of Milton: On the 3oth October last, Mr: John M: Wadhams, of Goshen, to Miss Eunce W; Hodges, of Torrington Miss Catherine, daughter of Mr. Samuel s. Vinegar: In New Preston, by the Rev. MT Porter, MT. Abel Bristol, to Miss Laura Peet MT. Horace Merwin, to Miss F!orinda Peet, daughters of MT Riley Feet.
 Tn Salisbury, Mir Sheldon Whittlesey, of New Pres ton, to Miss Eunce Smith. daughter of Deacon Smith. In Fairfield, Deacon Justus Silliman, aged LXXXV.. to Mrs. Sarah Whitney, aged LVlIl In New.Haven. John Scarrit, Esg; 10 e nrs; Lydia Barker of Branford MT Levi Hubbel, of Bridgeport. to Miss Catharine Mallett.
 DIED,
 In this town on the l4ih inst. Mrs. Cook, aged B. wife of Mr. George Cook.
 In Cornwall. on inc lith inst: Mrs. Clarrssa Stod' In Canaan on the 5sh inst. Mrs. Betsey Kelley, aged 7O years, formerly of this town. In Kent, on the lzth inst Miss Hannah M daugh' ter oi MT. John M. Raymond, Esq. aged 22 years: In Winchester, on tho s7th ul,.. MT. Timothy Ben h Nswiown. Mrs. Benedict. viSe of Mir. Assl Ben Sdiet, formerly SG panbgry, aged %. wiiS of MS. AsroS sesIsy. '. aged 7 % MsTy ManS % wife of Mr. Asahol BsnedIci,. aRed a
 In MIddleiown, MT. Charles T'readweY. aged sl ysaEsi MF. Jared Clark. aged e. and Mrs. BaTal Clark, hle wife, aged @ y0nra
 -%tn sAyhFook, Jnhn Pratt. Eaq aENd el years.
 in neivldeFe, Michigan, Mf. Timsh AndVsws formerly Of Pennington, Conn aged %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-12-21
NOTICE.

ENHE Hon. Court of Probate for the district A of Washington has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the cre-. ditors of the estate of STEPHEN CoGswEL1, late. of Washington, in said district, deceased. re- presented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims to the Commissioners; and has ap- pointed the subscribers Commissioners to re- cseive, examine and adjust said claims. We hereby give notice that we shall meet to at tend to the duties of our said appointment, at the late dwelling house of the deceased, in said Washington, on the 18th day of January and Eth day of June next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days. All claims not presented within said limited time will be debarred recovery.
 DANIEL B. BRINsMADE,
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 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 DAVID c. WH1rTLEsEY, Adsnin'T.
 Washington, Dec. 9, 1887. 29