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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
CORN TRADE.

- SUNDAY E4ESING.
The drought continues in Virginia Uuless rain
shall soon fall in the james River region, large part Of
the maze crop will be ruined
Near Carlisle Pennsylvania little or no maize W in
be gathered so intense has been the drought Potatoes
and vegetables have suffered also to great extent
Round about Lexington Kentucky, the maize fields
have partially recovered, owing to timely rains.
refreshing ram has at last fallen in Frederick and
Blltimore counties in Maryland, after - days of
shine. 1t extended far east Frenchlown, though
did not reach the arid sands Of tie eastern shore of
the Chesapeake
The wheat crop Of Bucks county Pa, is considered
full one, while the rye harvest will fall short of
pectancy. The oats are light The maize stalks were
suffering from the continued dry weather.
In the CharottesN lille district Va, the rain cannot
revive the crops One farmer who has 400
planted, will not realize $50 bushels from the whole
crop. Every plant OF the earth is wted and burned
death.
While the maize crops Of the moth and middle states
thus threatened with partial destruction we rejoice
hear that in the south the gatherings will be immense
In all the Western States, except kentucky, nothing
exceed the iuineGs oil tie crops.
We have nothing new to communicate in the way OF
prices of wheat bread suis They remain yet sta
tionary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
DOIi,csfic's,

Geachel and brown Sheeungs and shrng'. Bel
Ticks. DulItn... Sc Hr-D5V Gr1rtrtei, fran SfOct
LIVISEED on .g.VD P4LNIS,
URtGS .fND MEDICLtES.
Iron, Steel apd liof,e N,d ROD, Hoop aul Band +
rom Gut aul Wrot Nail,. SC &C.; all # VII ca Will
b. solo ~ low as can hC pufcr4s Ell ga The County.
Rutland, August 3d. 1899. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14
NEW GOODS.

DANIELS & BELL have ilst received from New
- York, alrse addition 10 Their Former stock Of sea-
souRbo Good, committing IA part #
EngIish spi American priHts, French an TALON *
(nn. Ii Ac
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

MIDDLEBuRY COLLEGE The Annual Commence
ment of this Literary Institution takes place to- morrow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

ssIbc art Of Healing had its origin in the woods,
and the forest IL still the best
Medical SchnnI.ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
SOUTHERN COMMERCE.
PUBLIC MEETING.

II A meeting of the citizens (of Richmond, and vi.
cnty) will be held in the Capitol on "Wednesday TO.
morrow Evening" al 4 o'clock r NJ for the purpose Of
appointing Delegates 10 the Convention which meets at
Norfolk the second Wednesday in November, for the
advancement Of Southern Commerce and the promotion
of direct Foreign Trade full meeting is earnestly
desired the objects Of il are important and should be
interesting to all MANY CITIZENS.
Meetings have been he'd in Elizabeth City county,
Warwick, and rrncess Anne, and delegates appointed
TO The Convention.
We are compelled 10 lay over till our next the Pro.
ceedngs Of the Citizens Of Chesterfield and James City
County who have appointed Delegates 10 the Convcn
ton.
We regret, that il is not our power to-day TO lay
before our readers the very Interesting Address to "he
People of Virginia, from Mcsss James Cuskie Charles
Ellis and Richard Anderson, on behalf of the Commit.
tee appointed BY the Commercial Convention Of June
10 bring gu. this morning. We shall publish it in our
next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
Darrynane Abbey, Sept. -, 1888"
AROIITlONISTS.

We of The South ought rejoice in the election Of
Porter Of Pennsylvania and Of Fairfield of Maine Their
cause is identified with the principles Of the Fede
raj Compact, in regard 10 savery-while Ritner leans
to the side OF The Aboonis,s las MIR. Buchanan proved
in his very eloquen, and impressive Speech, which we
recently pubshed) and Kent, the presen, Governor Of
Maine, openly took ground with such iactious politicians
us John Quincy Adams The South ought 10 rejoice IN
the defeat Of these Wings aud The success of these De-
mocrats The elections in Maine and Pennsylyania are
so many blows aimed at Aboitionsm in beh6f OF Inc
Constitution Away considered the election OF Mr.
Van Buren, Of The happes measures not only ior
the South but for the whole Union that could have Ia
ken place lie lps been called "a Northern PRESIDENT
with Southern feelings-and the result proves The JUS
tice of the remark. His influence in the North Is e1'
ecd for the safety of the South and the defence oil the
Constitution His friends in the North with rare excep.
tons indeed are our fends-His cause is our cause
What was predicted before his election has been brought
about during the course of his administration The
Aboonis,s have lost ground, although their efforts are
not e1tinguished
We are persuaded that they will be defeated in their
DESIGNS; but they require be watched They are still
at work-They encourage, and are encouraged by such
madcaps as OCsnnelI and by tour sis like Miss maI'
mean. They spare efforts TO caumnlate The ns'ilu.
tons Of the Sou,h-They not sparng OF The most
insid;ous designs the pFentices OF the Norh
,oains, us or to nci,c slaves 10 resistance WIT
ne q their fabulous publication about James Williams
which has been cooked up by Whittier, and c0unte'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
WOb'Tr,$ OFFECE.
Coop NEws FOR THE COUNTRY


Whole ticket No. II 81 II, the gruHd Capital OF
$50 0OO!! was sold by orr 10 gentleman in the coun-
y who is requested 10 hand in bis Ticket and get Tho
money -.
and larger than any sold By any Vsnder doing
business in Richmond. Who can say Hoyt il not The
f.yorte SON Of the blind Goddess He selected by
her Majesty 10 sell this nice little prize. oooo
There are Two Prizes of 600, and one OF tUoooo
now on hand Let oil orders be forthwith directed 10 the
lucky spot (HOYT's) for them. Let j, be rrmemoetso
that all Ioyts large prizes are sent 10 The sounuy ~
is peculiarly fortunate in that way Inc IoHoS'"s ae
the drawn numbers of Alexandra Lottery NO. ::
IL II 81 80 II 81 ~ 70 a. eo
Oct IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
Stack in the Erehargs Bank Of Tirginia

Stock m Tic EIthdHgs BdHN " IUEH" -
meeting Of the Board Directors, the I'd Ocobe isi
-
,so!re unanimously, That tho Branch Banks nj Richmond and
Petersburg zach authorized dispose Of Onc Thousand shares
stock equivalent tho cost 20 tho original STOCK
the amount OF the nrst payment
from tho books opened the DID Ap,
m the subsequent nsiaincn;s from the time they
respectively became duci and that tho tame allowed TO accomplish
the same he o the lat dry vi December noxt
Rcsolred unanimously That tho Branch Gans az Chese %
dispose OF Five Hundred Shares Of this stock OH the
copy from the minutes .
WRIGHT SOUTHGATE, Cashier
therefore that PERSONS wishing to procure
tn;cd requested to apply a.
the Drcc;c The Farmers Bank Of Virginia. from Mon
d,y tho 18Th until Saturday, oh inst and afterwards at the
Banking Original subscribers Also requested TO coll ana
nav the amount UPON their Stock
the transaction of business on Monday
tho 2 o The Board will be on ed
nosay Paper intended for d.eoro must DO put IN
Tuesdays. JAMES CAshlE, iTe'!ae"l'
a., m '' ~ 46-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
The True Issue :

It is idle for of the Wing presses 10 attempt to
make up false issues II is vain for them 10 deny, that
the establishment OF National Bank is of The pro.
Ininent objects they laborng TO accomplish. Who
their conspicuous candidate for the Presidency
Mr. Clay. What is Ills favofile measure? National
Bank. He is their Champion; and he is also The Cham.
pion OF National Bank A thousand fnc's rise as ar
gumens support of this proposon that some oil them
are affecting deny-We have this remarkable one be-
fore U.s. which oses all the nsdious gatherings Of The
Whig Utica Convention. On the 9th nit "a dinner was
given by the Wings OF Giles county, in Tennessee, 10
their Representative E. J. Shields The "Hon. John
Bell wus present, and Philppised in long speech-hi
he had concluded tho President OF the day READ Tie
eighth regular sentiments:
"a NATIosAL BASK.-The only radical antldote for
the evils of the currency; must and will hnyeh
TTinclre Cheers"
And yet some of the Wing presses finding no" the
game is going against them if they play fairly are
now attempting up their designs and to per
suade their compatrios avoid the issue before Inc fup
lie, and 10 KEEP Dark upon the subject.
The Staunton Spectator reports six houses, three
shops six stables and seventeen horses (neiongng 20
the members of the SyBodO as burnt during The re
cent confagration.-1 Common ConhS'. OF etauh.oh
have passed resolution Of thanks 10 oil lhose ctzens
and strangers who distinguished themselves by The ac'
,;vi,v of their ons and their contempt OF danger,
in suppressnp the fre''-and particularly ito John
Dunn ESQ, Of PetersJurg, for the generous and eff
Gent aid which he being stranger among US, afforded,
ON the awful morning of the 9TH inst
a meeting of the Wings of Loudoun assembled at
their Court houae on the 9Th inst and recommended
Convention TO be held for The purpose OF nominating
candidate for that Congressional Dslrlct-Loudoun 20
have 90 delegates, Fauquier lG, and Fairfax g
NJ Several Communication, on hand, which will sp.
pear suon as possible
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

o, have hcen elected in the following State
"l"N'. ,.,nr,es: Decatur J; Morgan /; Newton ];
Stye" Union u,cn have been elected in State Rights
:ao his, non have been elected in the following
,;s. Fayr,tr !; Flo, /; ll.n!y |; jones !;
; ".'" :, Mcintosh . MeIweihrr |; fon'c,ny2 :; tiAe
N'..,,,; !; Tahnt !; Wilkes =; Wilkinson ,,
y 80, State Rights nira have been rl>crd IN Union
- r,,,;, whch deduct .hc nrrn5cs "' Union n'eh
f"' , me. State Rights counties, cut lhtf' remain
"' ,,,.,brJs who il Union mcn, w"nd nave given
t. +, the Onion party en- j"in, ballot OF between
p u i thirty Il we were 10 inciade Inc loss OF
as"? rcuo,, the Union nayorIty would sui be larger.
..sN''' include in our statement, Gwinneit aud
We ,rnllrs where the parties are nearly divided
N'," .c s,n;cd above there will be an overwhelming
~ =, ibr Legislature for an independent Treasury
~ .Hs, \ National Bank We reierate this fact IN
'' r,,rni erroneous Impressions being entertained
'r safes as 10 the result of eleciuns And we
~ I'm cur Northern friends, and especially The
9. Wings that the majority of the Legislature,
r,,or the ceilings Of large majority OF The PEG
dsrIdsdly and uneqnivocally opposed to the cleo
pew n, Clay 10 the Presidency, and that no ticket
u ,,,or, ut that gentleman can ever he started IN
~ ws hope. therefore, tina, our Northern friends
- o, their guard on the GeccptIons which may be
80 s,S by the Northern Wings at the result oil our
.}o:; l,r unless We are most egtrs,oas'y nls'aNsn,
ctt NOT be more than 60 on, Of 272 members oil
i'''' .,,,urs opposed ~ an Independent Treasury,
'oi ,sroT Of National Bank, with Mr.. Clay for Pre-
...:Gt cOr,Tu CAROLINA
-, indebted 10 slips from the Augusta Chronicle
"e -. ~ The returns which have come to hand
C"'s Lcsare is beaten in Characterization
J. "E rnnson has succeeded in the Pendieton Dis
'"y ,x,,islandiuI all The exertions Of MIR. Calhoun:
'', %,, oclIe llM The election in South Carolina
~ a, 2 on Monday and Tuesday last. The Sub
~ ticket has prevailed in Rchland District, in
Srb C,!umta is situated, by majority Of 40 or 81
,glrS. 49, 49, n:,:, la. y II,,,.s - o,.o,
ioyer Hugh L"garc, the present member, by ma.
.,y Of ) or 600 votes. In the city the vote stood:
pm Inrs iiiS
Lecas. 40
SRI ne l9h.) -"Gen. Wsldy Thompson re'elcct
Ne learn BY a gentleman who arrived in this city
. evening in the Greenville Stage, that Gen. Wad.
=, Thompson is re elected TO Congress in the Green
r,ns ) { District. by majority of ONE THOU
siND AND TWENTY FIVE VOTES His ma.
,,.ry IN PcnG!c,on was 1910, and in Grsenvie To-
MARYLAND.
The Baltimore Chronicle furnishes the complete slate
r,.,, Of the vote for Governor Gsason ". 2o97l
- ,ss,e lWhig} $3.50 Grasons majority, 2li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
,W,Y.1:4GER,S OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Of the Alexandra Lottery, Class No 7,
for 1895 drawn at Alexandra, D. g.. October Is, 1888.
II II 81 as II 81 20 2G 45 60
The GRAsp CAPITAL $4,000 in the above Lot
terry was sold in ,choic tekc to ID. M Hoyt, vendeT
Of this place, and by him sold 10 gentleman residing
in the country.
oct III 46-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

nnnccd by Biney. Notwithstanding IFS gross faseIoojs
have hcrn exposed, the Abolition Society have been
reckless put forth second Edition-and shame up
the snphisry and oudacity Of James q. Brney, he
usties the second Edition upon the ground, that the
issue is now between runaway negro, Jas Williams
so ycleped and the slave holders and that he and his
COMMITTEE are not party That is 10 say they pub
lish this foul libel upon us; they thus endorse it, and
then they say, "We are not party in the issueoe
the tribunal before whom The matter is litigated do
justice in the premises Thanks 10 the Wing Editor
OF the New York Commercial Advertiser, for having
stripped off The veil from the ucddlng lnna,ic-We
have just this foul publication about James Will
liams-We know from our own knowledge, that il
abounds with alsehoods- and shall think our duty
10 lend hand towards their refua'ion But do we
expect 10 satisfy the aboltionss by this exposure DO
expect TO persuade Messrs J. e. Brney and Lewis
Tappan of the gross in Justice they are doing TO the
South by Ineans-lie distinguished private Cores
pondcnts whom they addressing, will, we shrewdIy
suspect not convince them-Iiow then can we: But
it is due TO the respectable and impartial citizens of the
Morrill, to expose the arts by which they are attempted to
be dcudrd-and il is due TO own citizens, TO know
Of the vile fables by which their character has
been assailed
The AbuIlonis,s, however, are no. content with pub
fishing pamphlets and newspapers They are insIdousiy
at work TO encourage slaves to desert their masters
and then conceal hem-lt appears (says the last Win
chester Frgnan) that "lhe Aboitonsls very busy
in the neighborhood of Wheeling and the practice of
abduclng slaves seems TO have become very systematic
II appears that there regularly organized bands oil
unprnciped persons in Ohio, who ready at all times
persuade and assist slaves Of Virginia and other States
to escape TO Canada. The Times says:
mo less than six avcs have escaped om their masters within
the last days, and aou, this city They evidently
tiecd away those who than guilty OF
such rcs We do not know whether the cnticc white or
xcmIty ofthc law administer upon hcm. Things hac
pretty pass. people qnot cn",
OF their property without having it stolen by their respectable
pci.lIbUs"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
L9ok at Mis!-To Ose huring business in the South and
!

Holm C. NICHE, ATTORNEY Law R:iJaz county, pd.
The 9Th 10Th November, tour of
business through South and West s will be from ila
hns. Sacn y. Carolina thence to Nashville Tennessee;
T.s county, Koutucky thence 10 Jackson Tcnnse
thence hroush Hay wood and pton the rivc thence
Vcksburs, Mississippi; Manchester 10 Faycttc Jefferson
county perhaps NatchcZ: thence hack through mississippi,
Alabama by the Of Huntsville Tennessee &c home to a
ax-cturnns by The middle last Of Januaye would gladly
bit ,e the line Of his route
NJ directed him Black Walnut, Halifax
COUNTY Va" will be attended To.
lie would also oStcnd bis trip TEXAS sufficient isduccr
in Of business, be offered. JOHN c. NICHE
no, 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
English and American markets.

The news by tie Royal William is interesting to onr
Farmers The Bonded wheat is released, and large
quantity of it has been thrown into murket-1he pors
open foreign flour at is duty per quarter On the
l4lh September, The London Spectator says, "The
rage price having reached 73s and fraction foreign
offered duty free, the duty paid being only sh
ling per quarter"
The N. Y. feralG OF Friday states, "The from Lii.
vepoo has caused improvement in the price Of flour
to-day, and holders very firm 4, 50, many of them
refusing sell at this rate This has been eeccd by the
impression which has gained ground, that from the
tension of manufactures in England and the proportion.
al decrease in agricultural pursuits that consumption
in the ned gdon must hereafter arge exceed the
production, and consequently, England will be in great
dependant the u States for supplies; the op
eraons have, consequence Of this advance been limit
ed. or wheat there is domestic now in the market"
The ~ Y.Times of Friday evening says, tina" Flour
since the arrival Of the Royal william, has advanced
about so cents per barrel and yesterday there was fair
business done in Western 50 To day there has been
less enquiry and the advance not quite we'll sus
tainpd.'
"I'be most important ement (says the Herad) in
the money market has been the operations Of the u S.
Bank which institution into the market sellers
Of exchange England 10 such extent as 10 knock
down the price per cent under the last packet day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
CLARKE's OFFICE.
CaDjfaI Prize, 100000.

The larpest and most brilliant Scheme ever drawn in
the United States
Alexandria Lottery,
Glass A, for IS35.-To be positively drawn at AleIan.
dra, D. G., on Saturday, the 17,h Of November 1888,
at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
D S GREGORY & Co, MANAGERS.
Is Number Lo,tsry-12 drawn ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married, ThUr'day, tic lh n.t, BY the A. b. Pollock
Mr. RoDERT B SoarNTLLE, Miss Laura 4. OF
James GIAy, Esl., all ofIhIs city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

crop Of Tobacco, rsissd by Captain VIM. T. Lips
comb Of Louisa county, was bought by MIR. John B.
Allen the l2h inst at Seabrooks Ware house
Highest price $22 90. Average ST. 90 per hundred
~ EGROES FOR SAiE.-Wil be sold for cash on Monday,
a9 ( fair tho fair to The best bidder,
al the late residence of John Humrhrics decd in sfesvana
county, Paows Tavern NcwnarkCt all tho negroes be-
longing said Of Gvc BOYS and gull
oil Young anI likely. STEPHEN HUMPHREYS,
JOHN HUMPHREYS,
ROBT. HUMPHREYS,
.EGE5gey7.
Drtl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
IaizSsssssEaz ssa5EssE;ES;ai@SSszaszssS55aEsgs1EI
Ss l!s!Eg;!s { s !s!!;:!sls ssGe@
GREAT .9RRIV9I.

GREJI 1hHIPiL
10 Bushels or 10000 Boxes Of Peters Pals.
TILE subscriber has made arrangements with Dr. Peters Of Now
York supplied by the qusnity with bis PILLS. All
dealer, supplied factory prices, or s the Pills
knowledge these the most valuable In no instance
thing they promlsed and thou
years have baen lingering with obstinate
chronic add their behalf or this roas-
BILE Medicine Too much prsc can't DO given to Dr. Peters foI
All who have used the genuine
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS recommend them in terms Of the
mos. unqualified praise which proof positive Of their extraord
0y-n careful and enquire fo PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS,
for sale by JUN u. bLsi or '1eTt'
Oct 10 fo-2aw3m
7,etniy thirty Negroes, 4'e. far sale
WYE Oak Hill the residence OF tho late Col Gideon
A. in Fiuvanna (about three miles from tho
Court House. 30 very valuable slaves con'.n: Of mon,
womcu boys Also about 30 barrels Of corn IS horses 50
cattle 80 sheep 20 30 hogs together with the crop OF
hay, tobacco &C., &c Also, all the household ana
kitchen furniture, plantation tools and utensils.
Terms For Ill under $40, crsfo oil sums over
$40 credit months the purchaser giving bond and approved
ecury The sale will begin Tuesday tho @h day oil NO
and will DO continued from day day az n. pro
pcriy is sold. u: u. mn1hCphn,
A. +. STRANGE,
I'll oTE n Straurf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
Oct l6

TO TEACiIERS.-h gentleman with a family who como
we'll teacher, may obtain good situation and
healthy .dcncc Supplying the suhscIbor
Durl,our:yiue Orange co., Va J. Is. NEWMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

Tickets S2O-Halves SlO-Quarters 80 Ightbs SSoV.
DO do 25 Half Tickets 100
Certificates of Packages of 25 Quarter Tickets IS
Do do 25 Eighth Ticket 81 80
Tickets and Shares Certificates OF Packages IN the
above SPLENDID Scheme for sale at e. Clarkes Office
~, Ir dG-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

~ Having sold the Washington Hotel TO Mr. William
How oil those that hnvo ra,.c~
~0u' recommend III old Cnds 10 CONT
nue their patronage to tho Washington Hotel.
Oc, rs T46-w,IDl JOHN TaLMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16
JC-3SIIISGIOT HOTEL,

rES establishment the advantage Of being situated at
tho cato the Capitol Square between the roeis
burg Fredericksburg Railroad Dspots where n'cpsnI may
walked within half hour Of the starting OF cars
frpuB. Houso,
will he neatly fi;ch ~ me addition Of hoss rooms 10
cxpects - members Of thc agisaiue
lie prepared accommodate travelling famcs1o his friends
public generally he tenders his grateful thanks for ID years
liberal received in this place, aud hopes D unrinS cx-
crons His Bar Will bc furnished with
the Liquors. and his house with tho best Of iervants; and his
Stable which very good one with gain and poVendo Of every
kind cIceon otrr. lilo will kocp constantly Tor
good Hacks which will attend the seanl'oat and cara
WIN iOWLETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-16

The Agents Of the Royal William have decided upon
changing her day of sailing, from the 18th TO the goth
Saturday Of October.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-04-12
LItclS6eL6 Enquirer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
two dollars per year. payable before the expiration of
six months
To companies of any number over six, 81 so per
year, payable as above To companies less than six,
$l IS per year, payable as before. IS cents will be
deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
made in advance These prices are exclusive of mail
or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
Notice of wish to discontinue must be given be-
fore the expiration of a year.
o. ADVERTISING. One square three Insertions 81,
and the same proportion for two or more squares
Half square, rs cts. Continuance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued or IL months
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, l25
All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-04-12
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have made arrangements
Il to keep constantly on hand a superior
article of Geese Feathers-and will at
all times furnish any quantity, from 20 to
1000 lbs. at as low prices as they can be OBJ
tanned Of equal quality in the state.
S. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, Jan. 9, 1888, 1899
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-04-12

At a Court of Probate holden at Woodbury..
26th March, 1888.
TNHE Court assigns the third Monday Of
n April, 1888, at o o'clock A. NJ. at the
probate Office in Woodbury., for the appoint
ment of Commissioners on the estate Of
DANIEL PITKIN, in.
of Bethlem. an assigning debtor, and directs
that notice thereof be given by advertising
on the signposi in Bethlem, and in news
paper printed in Litchield.
Is CHA's b. PHELPs, Judge.