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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
Head Quarters, Army of the South,

?,
The Major General Commanding returns his
thanks TO Col. Twiggs, and the officers and SOL
diers Of his command for the admirable manner IN
which they performed The duty assigned to them this
morning. Col. Twggs plan for surrounding and Sc
curing the Seminoes, was most judiclous, and such
was the prudence and Judgment with which 1t was
executed, that more than FIVE hundred Indians, ana
among them about a hundred and fifty warriors were
taken and brought int camp, without the loss OF a
single drop of blood on either side By order of Ma
jor General Jesup. J. A. CHMABERs,
A. C. & A. A. Genl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

ITO LET-Bassmeat of No, asa Broadway IL Is suitable
fr Mind ~ business, bot particularly ssot 900 tsos,
ale
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
ron THE CUaE OF STAN


MERfNC.Ths institution, formerly Of Courtlsndt street.
will he rcop~ned for the pton of upk the
258 Spring street. Hpdson Arrangements
made coming from the covry others
choose H. TO board al the Institute and thus be constantly
under the superp,sndasee OF the Principal The system
taught will be The pracced by the subscriber the
Eve years with such cop~te Hundreds Of
this city and the adjoining country have experiences
benefits and testified TO It's complete efficacy In curing the
OF ssmmerers Pupils will be received from Ave
old to forty snd cure In all eases gussned or the money
will be refunded.
Tens-Frsm s25 to 600 The isdigept cured gratis Tor
further ncrms,ion ppy TO the subscriber At The Institute
II nv letter, post paid.
Ccnlsrs Sc had by applying sbsve, oos,anizE eer
si1sn '''''' ''e' HENRY WILLS rr,cip.l.
TUs.ANs, TUsCANs, TUsCANs.chs.p snd
u wausated.-Premium Tuscan straw and CberMe bse
Millnery, kc,-MRS ~ d. HODGE, fron London grsetu.
cor bera has received ern her
The public, her sincere thanks sne
continuance ~ the assure which, Mr ~ ~ ~ new
offers Tor sale her splendid Royal Victoria SIssy nss $50
Cosge Bonnets which acknowledges W me pe JnSges
be superior shape 70 in this city lowest posi-
usre $50 Grand sr,-, between ksser ssd rerolh streets
N.B Mats cleaned altered sod pressed " ~per'~ sys
cheaper than any other essshish@sst~ We csty.
New rsrh, Apsu, fsea m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

CAPTURE OF THE IspIANs-Thc following IS the
General Order Of the day issued by General Jesup
en- the occasion of the recent grab of large body
of Indians.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

A ScoTsMAEs OPINION OF AMERICAN LADIES
Nsp York Ladies. Nest Of the ladies whom saw on
the principal streets, and in the theatres verv in
ferior in beauty those Of any in Brain-Pha-
delphia Ladies' The ladies' believe, objects Of
special all travellers, old young grave
gay and here had opportunity Of gratifying myself
by sght OF the beauty and fashion Of Philadelphia
have already said that the of New York are
very ordinary; those of Boston found considerably
more attractive; but the ladies Of Philadelphia are
charming and, indeed superior in point Of beauty
in Britain coming those Of Italy Than any
that have seen although their features very diff
Observation-Disclosures Ladies' The ladies saw were very
ordinary though have heard those of Baltimore much
praised for beauty-Nep Orleans Ladies. 1t is seldom
that a stranger into conversation with the la
dies though he them at meals, for they range
themselves all on SIDE the head Of the table and
seldom remain longer than ten minutes They general.
ly eat great deal of sweetneats, which have little
doubt affect their compilations, as they weaken the
stomach and by thus facilitating the system imPart the
pae hue generally observed in the faces OF the Amer
can ladies' have been told that they are much adj
dicted to eating opium and drinking laudanum; and
this true would Of itself for their pald looks.
They are notorious for staring especially strangers
and have striking bsldness, with q masculine address.
peculiar to themselves Their language too in far
as observed, is inslegant, and they employ inappro-
pirate words, such what clever bonnet this is -
meaning pretty and, how hasdsomeiy l did that, /"
meaning clevery. In short, the American ladies' toler
able personal appearance, are far behind the Eu-
ropean in manners-Legan's Notes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
Rd,ItNs vs.. SALOON Loo :, Division .rssLEE

MILITAKH SALOON, II Division street.-LEE
W ROLLINS have taken the I'D Sd and 4h stories
building IL Division through
The I'D Is fitted for 4tb stories
are hed up for Drill Rooms $50 feet and rs feet wide
They have also small rooms for CommNiee Meetings. Boat
Claes Engine Companies &c. The Saloon fitted up the
6est style and meet fashionable manner with The Of
liquors. Wines, Segars, London Ale Scotch Aie and Boed
Cider They have sko summer House, that win be fitted
np for the odation OF Military their
and the public In general An Military Companies that are
not engaged respectfully invited see the rsous
JOSHUA H. LEE.
HARvY h. ROLLINS
Drop INTO the Saloon and take glass Of wine with us En-
trance III Division ST. mSO. lus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

NOTlCE~Ai psrsoss having claims against ths,estate
OF the late DR. r. Graves the city Of York deceas
ed requested present the all indebted
are requested TO make immediate payment, to
ROBERT SHARP. Administrator
a1[2ws HnaxoD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

- PENsARy, No - Peck sIp.-Dr. EyaRss eriens W
practice regular medical requirements Europe and
and forty year, prof ssona enable 10
adopt most speedy SAFE and agreeable Practice for the perfect
removal NJ all diseases OF delicate old
y of the blood scrofuous complaints he, for which
particularly celebrated Those who have been
treated by less experienced pract
vted TO make application his oc~ Strangers parcu-
ary cautioned against putting advertise every descp-
ton have other Office than this-No ~ Peck Sip.
arc 81 DIR. JOSEPH EVANS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

IIOUCk'S PANACEA-Prepared solely from Nege-
table matter, by Jscob Hosck Baltimore which nay
taken with perfect safety by all and In all Diseases
cures are tor the following dsesDyspeps. Loss Of APP
petite, Isdigesoa, Of the ach, Heart
sruai~n, Asue and Fever Bilious kemttent Fever Ty.
phus Fever Scarlet Fever Small Pox Erysipela ST.
thonyi Fire. Asthma Pleursy, Measles yellow Fever
uvenes Wind on the Stomach Bowels Cholera Morkus
Consumption Innsenzs Colds, Coughs Innsmmstory Sore
Throat, or Qsinsey Whoeping Cough, Thrush Sore
nou,b Putrid Ssre Throat Croup Inflammation ofthe Heart
Dropsy Ricketts, Diseases efhe Liver yauudice DcuIy Of
nsksg Urine elect, Mysteries, Nervous and scrofuous
feeens Of the Members and Lgsmer Mercura vene.
real Diseases Ulcers Sores Affections Of the Skis and all dis
arising from Impure Bleed DC Price per bottle u
Sold by RUSHh HtLLYER,
wholesale Druggists
Ard Dealers drugs rnedcises paints oil dye woods
dew eas kc No 1st Greenwich street New York also by
Or, =. NJ. Gsios corner Bowery and Grand street
ate-3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
VINEGAR!! VINEGAR!!! VINEGAR!!!!
At REDUCED
VINEGAR FACTORY ON LONG ISLAND

M
Of qy
by tnigh
90 df p druggist d
Til kb chemists d a Shaarl
ni he Vines b y as a
from
New street
om al and
equl he hes in il
in general
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
"Sunt quibus In satyra videar minis acero
i am caution a scks
REWARE, BEWARE OF IGNOR AMT

DR. WILLIAM EVANS grateful TO the pstc the HEB
confidence which they have been peases repose
testimony his gratitude h~ them
no mas received more patients through knot
casts than from the devatons OF the Infatuated
Dr. Evans knowledge Of medical sagiesl practice hss
been derived from the De schools Eps,sn6
and he not therefore be with men gno-
rant OF these important who able
ahx Their sign manual have brought prt pudo hsf
starved and quarter educated aprsnts fame TO puff n
love Of gold. VI
Dr. Evans processes any certain specific nos
he treats the Proteus like according 10 The
Of the complaint and peculiares He me-
not speehc drops with mercury nor thsn
draws more largely the H cradle victims
by advertised An,ihereuria medicine just like murder
e who amer he has KNOCKED the brains Of cres-
,1s pretend. that he has renee to replace them Many
OF the martyu 10 the above sbomnabe treatment ear
proved % NE 'as.eton Of the Pnbe have sought ssi
ound rene NJ 100 Chatham St All educated persons whether
roiesonat or not requested call Office ar Dr.
hns and they viii hnd that his medicines have bee
eced without any regard and up scserdn
torres and PharnacopGisa p
Besides delicate diseases DR.. has csrefullv and -
ceseniy attended TO the general affections human 49,
such apopaexy epilepsy Tic doueuresx. scroua dissss
OF the heart and lungs dyspepsia indigestion gent rbeu
masm and the spurious progeny OF both the akce
mesenerea Of chdres and the diseases Of and M
married females ~ -
~ DR.. Evans ofkse 10 at 100 Chatham S.
- Open from O'Clock A. ~. un,i 10 r. n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

PLAYING MACBETH ~ ISDIA.-Never shall forget
the getting MP Of Macbeth. Lady Macbeth under
taken by Anstey, Of the celebrated author Of the
Bath Guide Every body knows Row rapidly the beard
grows in hot climate Anstey's Of the blacklist
tints and II being a Of the year, before
the fourth had grown long render il actual
y necessary for Lady Macbeth shave before she ap
peared in the fifth II was, however so sury behind
the scenes. and there lue air ia the room ap
proprstea TO dressing that Ans,ey ordered table with
looking glass and his shaving apparatus be placed
on the stage where there strong current IN ma.
icisus pleasantly some ose rang the pro np,ers bell
which the constant signal for drawing up the
tain Ii was promptly obeyed, and 10 the amusement
Of the whole assembled fashion Of Madras Tom Ass,ey
vas exhibited in the OF Lady Macbeth. in tina,
most unfeminine part OF his toilette. The roar the
screams Of surprise and nerment that ensued are be.
ysrd scripticn.--hngts India
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

" NOTICE.-The wholesale business Of Dr. Brasdreihis
principal Office spacious estsb-
lishnent No. al Broadway where his celebrated "VEGE.
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS" may oil times be obtained
In large small quantities agents are desired 10
direct their communications Remember
The PRINCIPAL RRANDRETHIAN OFFICEk
al Broadway, opposite the Park.
The Minor Offices are
1S7 Hudson street,
Spruce street, next to Sun cARee, and
ZIG Bowery.
N. b. For authorised agents, DR. Brandrehs svert,
mont and observe all the genuine medicine have
msl-tf B. BRANBRETH N. D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

H LEOPOLD, Ioi William Nrcet, Importer Of Dry
cooes and Tailor respectfully announces that be
just received very handsome Of Cloths CASH
meres teangs and Fancy Goods, OF the
shonsoe style Tor the present which he oAei
Al most remarkably lew prices for cash
L. particularly inviies the atieaor Of the assuring
them that they will where sd goods cheaper at his
store Gentsmen purchasing their oaer
them Of - ~
In the Tailoring Department, ~ Leopold acknowledge
himself second 10 and those gtRiemen may honor
him with their commands depen6 on Clothes made
derae prices ms0.Im-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

TIE LADIES OF HAvASsAH.-So loose is the female
sociey Of Cuba that Janr pas is looked upon mat.
Ger Of course The Spanish women especially are re
srkable for their liberal sentnents in this respect
1t is seldom that they obtain good education their
morals are early corrupted, and infamous are the
dispositions Of their parents, that, though in
pectsble situation in life they sell their daughters
they naturally fall into the Of ieprsvy tina,
incest is OF common The ladies' are Of small
stature, generally very ordinary in their appearance,
having sslow complexions although their features are
tolerasly regular They have practice OF sitting in
their hall after sunset with the door open that they
may be sees by the passers by, and either smoke cigars
or play the guitar or pano-Logan's Notes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
p NEW OFFICE. IN
24I BROADWAY NEW work. "a,

81 BkOADWAY, NEW YORK, 24l,
is DR.. BRANDRETHS PRIN ClPAL OFFICE for the sale
OF Justly cele braed and far famed VEGETABLE UNI
VERSAL PILLS" The high putaon excellent me-
thousands individuals who have experiences sautary e
ects, that is unnecessary to in this notice but il
should be the of all wish 10 obtain The
GENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS." not to purchase Of
individuals In this city who have ate of
ey sealed and signed 3. BRANDRETH. d. D. mstf
u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who passes TO his
neghbor counterfeit bill takas his goods in return bere
for knowing the TO be counterfeit thief robber
swndle and amenabe TO the laws his country but he
wretch who would the hands fellow creature
counterfeit PILL .o only rob: him Of his money destroys
his constitutions and endangers his life.
BEWARE, THEM FELLOW MEN, BEWARE OF
CoUNTERrEITS and remember when you wish 10 ob,ar
the ENUlNE BRANDRETHs PILLS, go to my regular
appointed agents. who each ofthen Certificate OF
cy sealed and signed by me, b. BRANDRETH NJ d. or 70
my Offices NJ
No. 24i Broadway,
No. 1877 Hudson street.
No. Spruce street, and
Ne. ZIG Bowsry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

ru~@
Copy OF letter received through The post osce -
Mr.. j. Levisop. Division At Hsw York
Dear Sh,-At the o. friend lately bee~
liberated from the fangs Of affection by the aid your pr-
nable Hunters Red Drop, address you He tenders ven IN
sincere thanks and gratitude for the blessing he received
were, using only part Of phs OF disease 10
which he had assy exposed himself hour bue
having received both and se truv
grateful fer the one and hopes receive sautary besef
from the other myself who Witnessed lis testify
10 Us merits, and Chraa most since rey
wsh that the public may be made acquainted with u
utility. ~ -
pour thy balm upon . wounded v ORD,
And let the banner Of disease be furled-
Lies emters reillume-while yet sparks alive,
6xesd thy arm-the sufferers psng sppesss,
While grooming aeah the demon OF Disease
AID grstef n hearts shall oil thy repay,
when stern andistions's chains are hsrst away.
Defenceles youh-n PASSIONS 6rn control
Has placed thee where dark Of anguish ron
where sorrow rsigns, and storms ofsuferisg falt-
where nercy's en- seer hecds thy pilsous call
Then fee 10 him who kindly holds for thee
Those precious Drops that soothe asd thccfrse-
And when thyj ust sfiictism q DER,
go. reserved "ehild Of wrath an dstn no mere"
Sold No Division a. n &c ei per bottle Tb, e,ssr
ear be AT The once.
n. The pubic win please take sotee shsS the renuss
Hunters Red Drop be obtained other place the d.
W bot . Division 81 m2s-ims
FOR sALE-The Wind Mil O. isth st. near The Sd ave-
nue.: Also dwelling house and stable attached The
same Apply s Use Maiden Lane. sls-lms
a ssoMs,Ts go. TICK LEX L I.s..,.
iscs a. oc ~ sses s. s- - -"
Sc % do do quart 40. put %
S.LJ.a. WELLS, 1874 wsser st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21
MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDR ems,
Nl CLOTHJNC.-CEO. A. HOYT co No n Ro,sr,

have hand extensive OF ready made cohinS
usted TO every and sle which they will very
Tor ASH. ekher Al wholesale retail n2S-Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-21

PUBLISHED nv
Is ID . n ~ h0N 10 TT,
no. III ANN sTnKxr.
TEENS VI hbN1RTfSfN0.-Tbe excessive crsuianoo
the hssALp both m town and coneuy, make supeia
ros vwELys LINES, on Lssa
! day, 80 days. o. Is days, 81 a. 10 dsya o. -
g. i@ =. 1sls:. ,|I,,,,... 80
roR E,sur Lrrrs Ca LISA
month, q a. -orshs -
~ advertisements 10 be psid bescrs their assertion.
per square every inser,ion.
nosrss HssALp-ssses every nornssg, ereeys e..esy3
gse, two cents copy Cosatry Subscribers uvrssd
We sane rate for specr period rnhssee W -
vance No paper sent, ussss paid In sAvsnee.
GvsEre HsRALs-ks~ed every sAewpeeu at One ocsochS
Price TIVE coSy. Consry ssbsu~s~s furnished -
The same rste-ensh N advencs.
,wssxLy hsaALD-su~d every set.rdsy morWnE sss o.
sock-rriee q per copy Furned 70 oosnsry ubecs.
bsrs NJ - per AMMAN, in advance.
Cossxrorsswrs-s~e ress~sed ssgvr~ theE iess~use
Jss.s o~yS~a Rs~~e, rrcpror cod Edisn~ sd shst>e
90 s~sDcss ~ pest pad.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16
Fair-1Faven Institute.


THE last half of the present session in this
Il Institution will commence on Monday,
10th August, and continue ii weeks. The
increase of the School has been such that the
present Principal and proprietor has found il
necessary to obtain further and permanent
aid in attempting to answer the demands Of
the public. He is happy in being able to
announce to his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has entered into arrangements
with Mr.. A. Parish, Principal Of Westfield
Academy, Mass. 10 share with him the labors
and responsibilities of the Institution.
The favorable character which Mr.. Parish
has sustained as teacher for several years,
both in this state and where he is now enga-
ged, cannot fail Of increasing that confidence
which has already been manifested towards
the institution.
Miss BALDWIN will continue to superintend
the Female department
Triton per quarter. Common Eng. branch
es $5; higher English SO; French @f; Clas-
sizes 80: Painting, Drawing, and Instrumen-
tai Music, at reasonable prices.
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry illus.
trated with experiments, by Mr.. Parish.
Lectures on Vocal Music, as usual, BY Mr..
Pearl.
~ A few pupils can be accommodated in
the families of the Principals, at the rate of
844 per quarter, including every expense,
except so cents per dozen for washing.
Fair-Haren, Aug. 2, 1888. 4 10
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16
NOTICE.

THE residents and non-residents of the
H. town of Litchfield liable to pay taxes in
said town are hereby notified that the Town
Tax on List of 1887 has been placed in the
hands OF the subscriber for collection and
that he will attend for the purpose of receive
ing said taxes at the times and places follow
ing, to wit I: at the Mansion House in Litch-
field village on Monday the 10th Of Septem-
Der next. from 8 A. M. till p. NJ; at Cowlcs'
store in South Farms on Tuesday the 1lth
from A. NJ. TO IL, and Mt Dan Cat1in's store
in Mortified from to P. M; at Bradley's
tavern in BradleyviIle on Wednesday the
10Th from 8 A. M. to IL, and at Stevens iav-
ern in Milton from to 5 P. d.. Those who
wish TO avoid paying The legal fees for col.
lccting will do well to avail themselves of this
opportunity torpaying their taxes.
BENJAMIN KILBoRR, Collector.
LilchfeId, August 13, 1885, IL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16
THE ENQUIRER.
|TOFIFIBLD, AUGUST ne. Is3s.

va Carolina EIsction.-The returns from old Rip
Wrinkle come in as usual very slowly, and not
satisfactorily. The wing candidate for Governor
ley) is no doubt elected by large maiOrity-not
probably than from to 5000. But the legislative
rms are not so favorable for the wings, though as
there is a majority, and small increase from last
elton We have noticed one thing in this canvass
cry peculiar: In some counties Gov. Dudley has OBJ
lined vote ofneary two one over his antagonist
md yet loco foco members Of the Legislature are cho
zen. This has tended either to swell the vote of the
wing candidate for Governor above that of his party,
the personal popularity of the lokey candidates has
thus obtained fictitious strength beyond their party
The following the returns of the legislature as we
find them in the New York papers-the members be-
ing chosen for two years:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16

SEALED Proposals will be received by the
- subscribers at Caleb Baldwin's tavern in
Newtown, Con. until o'clock p. M. of We'd
nesday the 22d day Of August next. for the
grading Of ~ miles and the masonry of IL
miles Of the HousGfonic Raj Road, including
a yiaduct of from 800 to 400 feet in length
over the Housatonic river at New Milford
Any information relative to said work can be
had from the subscribers at Bridgeport until
the 10th day of August. and after that time
until the 2;3d both at Bridgeport and at said
Baldwin's in Newtown. Said work Is south
erly portion of the Rail Road extending from
Bridgeport north through the Housatonie Ral.
ley. to West Stockbridge in Massachusetts,.
where it connects with the Boston, Albany,
and Hudson roads.
July 80. 1888. 80
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16
NOTICE

THE Court of Probate within and for the
l. District Of Sharon has limited and al
lowed six months from the dafe hereof. for
the creditors of the estate Of
JOHN JONES,
late Of Salisbury. in said district, deceased,
in which to exhibit their claims against said
estate to the subscriber, administrator there
on. All claims against said estate, which
are not exhibited within the time aforesaid,
will by law be debarrcd.
HARRY GRoAT, Administrator,
Salisbury, August 8, 1883. IL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16

HSUO apprentices TO the Printing
Business will meet with good encouragement
at this Office, if an immediate application be
made. July 10.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16

Alabamn--The wings foolishly run two candidates
for Congress in the district lately represented by Mr.
Lawler Consequence, the loco viii be likely to sue
coed.
Not word yet from Missouri or ILLINOIS respect
ing their recent elections Me-4 =.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16
winsted Seminary.

TNHE present term of the Winsted High
J. School will continue from the first Wed
nesday in September eleven weeks, for the
purpose of giving such young men as design
TO teach, during the approaching winter sea.
son, an opportunity the better to qualify them
selves for their important labor. The SUBJ
scriher has had much experience as teacher
Of common schools, and is now wholly devo-
ted to building up seminary, one prominent
object of which will be to aid teachers In
preparing for their work. Access may be
had to number of valuable publications on
the subject of education; some of which are
rarely found. Board may be had in good
families on the most reasonable terms.
HENRY E. ROCKWELL, Principal.
Winsted, Aug. 2, 1885, 10
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NGlT'ICE

THE Court of Probate for the District of
y Litchfield hath assigned the 6th day Of
September next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
at the Probate Office 10 Litchfield. for the
examination and settlement of the admins
tration account of the subscriber, administra-
tor upon the estate of SILAs HUMIsrON, late
OF said Litchfeld, deceased, at which time
and place all persons interested in said estate
Will, II they see cause, attend before said
Court and be heard in the premises
DAN CATLIN, Administrator,
soith the UiN Gnnered.
Li;chfeld. Aug. 10, 1888. III
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16

U The Young Ladies' Missionary Society
ofSt. Michael's Church. Litchfeld. will offer
articles Of work for sale, on Wednesday eve-
ming, August god, at the residence of the Rev.
Mr.. Eastman, South. street, at half past six in
the evening.
Should the weather be unfavorable, the
sale will be deferred until the first pleasant
evening succeeding. Aug. 16.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-08-16
.B.A.YT.aJM LIKE.

Bs&.VT.AyN LIKE.
V'HE subscriber offers to persons or par
= ties of pleasure the use of two or moro
sitting rooms in his dwelling house until the
18th September next.
" Tea.table spread to order. rChoice
and fresh Fruit, &c. u Pleasure Boat in
order. FREDERICK A. MARSH.
LitchfeM, Aug. 9. 10